diff --git a/2060 Leaked Benchmarks - The WAN Show Nov 23, 2018_transcript.txt b/2060 Leaked Benchmarks - The WAN Show Nov 23, 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7477fe4f04bd77d4a4898f96373a3303adad8094 --- /dev/null +++ b/2060 Leaked Benchmarks - The WAN Show Nov 23, 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,571 @@ +[0.00 --> 7.52] we made it 20 minutes late we did it that's the latest we've been in a while uh but we have a +[7.52 --> 13.82] great show this week us proposes new restrictions on ai exports and guess what the windows 10 1809 +[13.82 --> 22.76] update bug continues more bugs also rtx 2060 leaked benchmarks yes all that and more on the +[22.76 --> 28.26] swedish show of your life i thought i thought you meant swedish for a second the swedish show +[28.26 --> 36.36] yeah i don't that one is a swedish word means best ah yes +[36.36 --> 39.36] these are not +[39.36 --> 46.06] got my friday shirt on +[46.06 --> 54.16] oh +[54.16 --> 62.26] another one +[62.26 --> 64.26] uh +[64.26 --> 73.94] what what is your oh yeah my friday shirt because i just happened to wear it last friday as well +[73.94 --> 76.70] okay i put on this morning like i probably won't be on the wang show +[76.70 --> 85.36] whatever that's fantastic uh speaking of fantastic uh our first topic us +[85.36 --> 92.92] restricting ai exports jumping right in what the heck here we go i like it was good this is heavy +[92.92 --> 99.18] so what's what's going on with this okay well let me tell you the u.s department of commerce has +[99.18 --> 104.46] proposed new restrictions on the export of ai technologies and the definition of ai technologies +[104.46 --> 110.10] is pretty broad here uh could include things like neural networks deep learning natural language +[110.10 --> 116.86] processing computer vision and expert systems so that can include products like a siri enabled iphone +[116.86 --> 123.08] or ibm watson and so if you wanted to sell those things abroad you need a special license +[123.08 --> 130.90] okay so yeah i guess it's the subtext of the article that we linked here uh original source being from +[130.90 --> 139.06] some place who was that that was yeah don't worry too much about that +[139.06 --> 146.44] uh what are you doing over there are you clicking to the forum well no apparently uh there we go +[146.44 --> 152.06] this was not set up properly so now we have caps now it's good yay now everyone can see what +[152.06 --> 159.94] the article is talking about china yeah um very unsurprisingly he's talking about china okay we +[159.94 --> 164.10] should have all seen that coming critics of this proposal uh think that if the restrictions are +[164.10 --> 168.84] mishandled it could cause serious collateral damage for u.s businesses like apple and google which rely +[168.84 --> 175.26] on china for a large share of their profits companies it is feared may deprioritize the development of ai +[175.26 --> 181.98] technologies to avoid the famously lengthy export control process don't want to go through that yeah it's not +[181.98 --> 188.32] going to make ai products that sounds a little tenuous to me everyone wants to make ai it's like +[188.32 --> 196.94] it is the thing that is generating all the growth especially wow this is hard to okay that this way +[196.94 --> 202.24] there we go that's hard to line up properly that's actually just the way you're pointing though +[202.24 --> 209.58] wait you know because he's there on my screen right oh i see try to point at him right now that guy +[209.58 --> 213.96] well i guess yeah you just saw him well it's easy for me now yeah that makes sense anyways this dude +[213.96 --> 221.04] down here that's probably very troubling for him because uh if you've seen the last few gpu launches +[221.04 --> 228.10] two last couple's uh gpu launches there's been a lot of talk about ai ai machine learning all that +[228.10 --> 232.20] kind of stuff this is going to affect people like chip makers this is going to affect software people +[232.20 --> 236.68] this is going to affect people who are combining the two like ibm with watson it's the same with google +[236.68 --> 242.56] i o yeah that's why that's why pixel phones exist because google thinks they have an edge on ai +[242.56 --> 247.30] yeah and what are the biggest categories for amazon and google smart home everything's smart home it's +[247.30 --> 254.86] all ai yeah all of it um and especially nvidia because there's a really cool nugget here it got 20 +[254.86 --> 263.04] of its revenue last year from sales in china um because apparently the u.s still maintains a monopoly +[263.04 --> 270.76] on having the best chips and lots of the best chips are made by nvidia and so they don't want to give up +[270.76 --> 276.96] like you don't want to lose your china sales and all that money but that's also the company those +[276.96 --> 282.04] companies are making the most proprietary stuff that they want to keep ankle incubated yeah that makes +[282.04 --> 285.86] sense i wish we have remote control of that camera right now so we could have just panned down right +[285.86 --> 291.96] panned down to him so everyone could see this guy who's off screen right now just crawl across in +[291.96 --> 297.24] front of the in front of the scene uh that that would have been when i said incubated i meant insulated +[297.24 --> 305.50] ah yes okay anyways yeah this is uh this is going to be interesting because a lot of very smart people +[305.50 --> 311.54] for a while not just elon quite a few smart people for a while um have been to be fair on each side of the +[311.54 --> 317.72] fence here we need to do something about ai because it's going to be very dangerous um or people +[317.72 --> 323.24] saying no we need to be fully unrestricted because this is like the next wave of awesome and we need +[323.24 --> 327.64] it to come as soon as possible there's been definitely people on each side but i think some +[327.64 --> 331.38] people are going to be happy about this but i suspect they're not going to think this is the right +[331.38 --> 338.42] thing to do that's hard i mean like because people in the elon category the open ai category are saying +[338.42 --> 344.08] that it needs to be regulated but it needs to be regulated globally yes not like not like trade +[344.08 --> 349.92] restricted which people are going to get past anyways unless it's in terms of like commerce but +[349.92 --> 355.64] the technology yeah that will get past trade restriction so it's not going to affect those +[355.64 --> 362.64] types of things at all it's just another trade restriction thing yeah well and which is probably +[362.64 --> 368.42] just going to create more knockoff culture i want yeah this is my next question is do you think china +[368.42 --> 373.84] uh cares about these like if this goes through and the u.s is not going to send so much stuff to china +[373.84 --> 380.80] i don't know if they care at this point they've already invested billions into companies like alibaba +[380.80 --> 387.98] and baidu and huawei to you know get their own chips produced domestically yeah uh they're that's +[387.98 --> 392.28] stuff they're doing anyway and if they can't get it from the u.s that's just all the more reason to do +[392.28 --> 396.28] it and it's all the more market share for their own domestic customer company or customers yeah +[396.28 --> 404.42] companies yeah companies and customers it's interesting um let's take a i've got an i've got an idea +[404.42 --> 410.18] uh oh we can oops sorry about that intro there i want to make a straw poll and i want to see +[410.18 --> 419.20] whether people think this is a good idea or not trade restricting ai products good or bad +[419.20 --> 425.58] good it's a big it's a cost like let's say it's apple and it just means every time you +[425.58 --> 431.04] if you want to sell iphones in china you have to pay this fee is that on a per unit basis per phone +[431.04 --> 437.48] or is it like a flat rate for the company because that's just incurring another cost yeah but a lot a +[437.48 --> 442.38] lot of these things are fairly uh on the edge in terms of cost and what they're trying to do +[442.38 --> 447.58] is sell lots of them and what are they what are they even preventing with other products like what +[447.58 --> 451.76] are they going to prevent i don't know it's like the phone is already going to be bought there if +[451.76 --> 456.18] someone wants to get it they can get it like if it's like a trade secrets thing it's like oh someone +[456.18 --> 462.22] flew to us and a bought the iphone brought it back to china now they're all using it looking at it +[462.22 --> 470.04] probing it like what what are you preventing i don't know but one thing they may be preventing +[470.04 --> 475.78] is um collaboration between researchers the universities could suffer from this they won't +[475.78 --> 482.60] be able to have ai research teams so youtube i'm sorry uh i can only post one at a time so hopefully +[482.60 --> 488.12] you guys get that before the chat wave just takes it away but twitch uh you guys you guys should have +[488.12 --> 493.50] that link you guys should have quite a bit of that link and you should be fine go away please thank +[493.50 --> 504.46] you um get rekt results let's see here we go bad okay i don't know my boyfriend jill bff jill no it's +[504.46 --> 511.80] my boyfriend's friend jill what is that's old what is that from idk my bff jill that's from a commercial +[511.80 --> 517.62] yeah i thought i'd throw in like a super old meme reference the meme is old but it checks out +[517.62 --> 524.66] yes i love it also the star wars reference uh so yeah most people seem to think it's bad +[524.66 --> 531.12] uh we've got a very considerable amount of people not really caring at all which is not too surprising +[531.12 --> 536.26] well in our cursory overview here that's like a lot of balls in the air to manage +[536.26 --> 543.56] the pros and cons it is it is for sure we're just a tiny unsophisticated wanshow we don't know the law +[543.56 --> 550.02] stuff especially american law stuff um but yeah it seems like the people who think it's good +[550.02 --> 557.18] is a fairly low percentage um people who think it's bad is a really big percentage but another +[557.18 --> 561.42] thing that i would consider here coverage on negative things what if we had focused on awesome +[561.42 --> 566.08] i was just gonna say reflect that one of it is us going like oh this might be bad so a lot of people +[566.08 --> 572.34] might just be automatically agreeing with us yeah another one is another one is i think in a lot of +[572.34 --> 578.78] cases the automatic reaction to things governments do is negative um and i think the tech community +[578.78 --> 584.52] especially is very scared of things that the government might do that touches our stuff but on +[584.52 --> 591.14] the flip side of that i think there's a an equally lizard brain reactionary thing to china that goes in +[591.14 --> 597.38] the opposite direction uh stop doing stuff in china i'm in favor of blocking china right so who knows +[597.38 --> 604.56] i don't know it's interesting though but i think yeah like i think there's a lot of polls happening with +[604.56 --> 610.60] this poll wow that's hard to maybe differentiate the pronunciations of that maybe this uh proposed +[610.60 --> 616.66] legislation or whatever is one of those light touch regulation things where oh geez it could touch apple +[616.66 --> 622.60] and the iphone but they won't use it that way and what they'll really do is use it to regulate like +[622.60 --> 628.52] weapons and cyber security things things that are produced domestically in that realm that they don't +[628.52 --> 633.60] want going elsewhere yeah yeah now we lost them +[633.60 --> 644.32] all right well let's keep going for windows 10 yeah the update it's been trying to update since october +[644.32 --> 651.16] there's more there's more there's more grief it ain't over microsoft says it has blocked the +[651.16 --> 659.42] october update on some intel pcs due to bad display drivers released by intel they say intel inadvertently +[659.42 --> 665.42] released versions of its display driver to oems that accidentally turned off no accidentally turned +[665.42 --> 672.08] on unsupported features in windows and we have the specific uh versions of those drivers in the in the +[672.08 --> 679.00] wandoc here that you can all check out yeah the original version of windows 10 version 1809 released +[679.00 --> 686.46] in early october came with an issue uh caused by broken intel audio drivers but microsoft says this is a +[686.46 --> 694.14] different bug caused by another set of drivers oh geez yeah no eta in the fix +[694.14 --> 702.14] microsoft is working with intel to expire these display drivers weird way of saying it including +[702.14 --> 708.54] coordinating with oems and will provide an update on the resolution another weird use of term uh in an +[708.54 --> 714.38] upcoming update release which was me saying weird things and there was another bug before when it was +[714.38 --> 718.92] causing people to lose their data it was all their data this is a great update it's the update from hell +[718.92 --> 724.28] they're still really convincing me to move to windows 10 that's uh so many people working at microsoft +[724.28 --> 732.16] who are just like oh please stop oh can i just have the holidays already and more fun news rtx 2060 +[732.16 --> 738.08] heck yeah benchmarks now we got actually fun news semi-leaked give me the pc hardware news my dude +[738.08 --> 748.74] here we go yeah well final fantasy 15 benchmark oh geez so uh there we go um oh my god the amount of pop-ups +[748.74 --> 755.02] if you care about this benchmark oh my god yeah oh man how brutal is that every single time you go to +[755.02 --> 761.52] website now you have to be like i agree to cookies i disagree to the notifications it feels it feels like +[761.52 --> 767.08] the like early 2000 late 90s like pop-up scene again yeah except you want to do this do you want this +[767.08 --> 771.80] information do you want this to happen i just got your website dude this is my first time oh google +[771.80 --> 779.96] chrome how here's my wish list if you could just make it so websites weren't allowed or like i have +[779.96 --> 785.16] to seek it or something yeah like why does that have to be a pop-up like i'm i don't want notifications +[785.16 --> 792.00] from like recipes.com like there's like two websites on the whole internet i want notifications from i +[792.00 --> 796.50] personally don't want notifications from any website i understand why some people do i think it's a cool +[796.50 --> 802.06] feature but like i don't have it on for linustectives.com yeah but you might like you might +[802.06 --> 807.72] check my notifications there and you want something to pop up from like i don't know calendar hangouts +[807.72 --> 814.60] or gmail i can totally understand turning it on trello for those things on like a work computer yes or +[814.60 --> 820.64] if it's like your computer at home and you have those things off and you turn on like i don't know +[820.64 --> 824.88] social accounts or something if you care about those things personally i get too many freaking +[824.88 --> 830.56] notifications already just calm down on the computer space because that's usually my like +[830.56 --> 835.26] i'm getting work done thing and i'll still get the notification here and it makes the whole internet +[835.26 --> 840.66] experience so jank yeah like oh things are loading things are popping in wait we're dropping down to +[840.66 --> 849.08] three fps because accept the cookies accept the block thing you gotta click three buttons to be able to +[849.08 --> 853.66] access a freaking website anyways uh we're talking generally not just specifically about tom +[853.66 --> 859.40] i wish i could there's a feature in chrome where i could just block all and then chrome just do it +[859.40 --> 867.58] automatically what is this video i don't know you gotta get that money baby oh it's an ad +[867.58 --> 872.68] okay that's okay um anyways the internet +[872.68 --> 880.96] so 2060s are coming out actually it hasn't even been announced it hasn't been officially unveiled we +[880.96 --> 886.60] got some leaks we don't even know if it's gonna be called rtx 2060 or gtx 2060 at this point +[886.60 --> 891.16] oh yeah that's gonna be interesting +[891.16 --> 897.62] hmm but we do know the score that i got in the final fantasy 15 benchmark which was about +[897.62 --> 903.80] 30.43 percent faster than what the g gtx 1060 six gigabyte +[903.80 --> 912.22] faster than an rx 590 slower than an rx vega um slower than a 1070 which makes sense but not by like +[912.22 --> 920.28] a crazy amount um so that'll be interesting um it being slower than a 1070 by a notable but not +[920.28 --> 927.96] crazy amount is almost kind of weird 6.18 percent because you often find parity in the off by 10 +[927.96 --> 933.62] products like you would often find that like a 1070 would be about exactly the same as a 2060 +[933.62 --> 940.10] well there's only one benchmark that's fair yeah it's it's kind of an interesting like yeah the only +[940.10 --> 944.82] thing we benchmark was final fantasy 15 and it's 14 the thing that has like notable problems with +[944.82 --> 950.48] benchmarks i think it has to do with how this benchmark works that benchmark database um is kind +[950.48 --> 956.54] of becoming like a little bit of a like a place you go to when you want to see early kind of leaks +[956.54 --> 964.10] yeah that's fair man this like am i scrolled in improperly or something there we go so this is +[964.10 --> 974.72] only on the high preset at uh 3840 by 2160 res okay so do you think that between it and the 1070 you +[974.72 --> 978.28] think it would be different if it was but like this score doesn't really mean anything to me +[978.28 --> 984.52] no well that's why it's all you can only look at a relative yeah okay so like cool we know about +[984.52 --> 988.58] where it fits in the stack but i don't know how it actually performs in that game or at that resolution +[988.58 --> 994.04] there's no other comparative resolution we didn't really get a lot of information here no yeah i don't +[994.04 --> 1000.18] know it's cool that like the fact that they well not the fact the theory the rumor that they have one +[1000.18 --> 1004.70] of these cards and it performed at that level um hopefully means that it's probably coming fairly soon +[1004.70 --> 1012.08] yeah but we don't even we also don't know how uh similar to the consumer card this card is this is +[1012.08 --> 1017.44] presumably some engineering sample we don't know if it's been super sick or junk or medium +[1017.44 --> 1022.82] there's a lot of questions here i personally am not a huge fan of rumors the only thing i'm hoping +[1022.82 --> 1028.00] is uh with numbers being out there hopefully that means 2060 is coming soon because i know a lot of +[1028.00 --> 1035.22] people can't afford the the big beefy cards um i i bought 60 series cards for for a long time +[1035.22 --> 1041.76] um they're vr ready baby heck yeah i love seeing like cases and power supplies that are vr ready +[1041.76 --> 1047.80] um but yeah like i don't know it's it's it's it's exciting because it's a slightly more accessible +[1047.80 --> 1052.30] but still very gaming focused powerful gpu we should get some merch that says vr ready +[1052.30 --> 1055.92] maybe people will buy it more than the rtx on shirt +[1055.92 --> 1061.92] did that not do well it's okay it's a little like yeah how do you wear that anywhere +[1061.92 --> 1067.16] yeah you know what i mean yeah that's a that's a home shirt yeah and you can't buy too many home +[1067.16 --> 1072.86] shirts yeah it's like the kind of your your wife's like you're not wearing that you're not wearing +[1072.86 --> 1081.70] that if you didn't have the arrow i would have liked it a little more yeah anyways um optane being +[1081.70 --> 1091.76] marketed as ram that's shame on you weird wait what well i haven't heard of this yeah multiple is +[1091.76 --> 1098.14] this like a someone in marketing screwed up thing no no oh my goodness talking about +[1098.14 --> 1106.82] freaking things everywhere oh god and then there's a giant banner ms are selling laptops outfitted with +[1106.82 --> 1112.86] intel optane cash drives but they're improperly combining that information in ways that makes +[1112.86 --> 1118.42] it seem as if the optane cash drive represents some kind of d-ram rather than a conventional cash drive +[1118.42 --> 1124.46] so in this article they did two tests they have some screenshots here where they they google certain +[1124.46 --> 1131.04] keywords and they see what comes up and the dell one is more egregious 24 gigabytes of memory +[1131.04 --> 1143.36] 8 gigs of ram plus oh what yeah so they're lumping your d-ram memory with your optane cash memory and +[1143.36 --> 1149.60] calling it all memory and saying like yeah this has 24 gigabytes of memory in this laptop not even +[1149.60 --> 1157.28] 100 if you look this is kind of hard to see let me let me zoom in yes we gotta enhance we gotta enhance +[1157.28 --> 1166.58] the photo uh where did it go okay it's this one uh so it was 24 gigabytes right having 24 gigabytes of ram +[1166.58 --> 1170.46] and we were just talking about 24 gigabytes memory eight of it is ram 16 of is intel optane +[1170.46 --> 1177.42] on the actual bit from google that they got like the embedded card if you look at the bottom it says +[1177.42 --> 1182.84] specifically 24 gigabytes of ram it just says ram it says ram it doesn't even say memory at that part +[1182.84 --> 1189.22] down here if they wrote it like this every time i'd be like yeah that's really it's reasonable it's +[1189.22 --> 1194.02] confusing but at least they break it out up here they specifically say 24 gigs of ram +[1194.02 --> 1203.72] ram that's baloney that is very baloney mike dell looking at you yeah deli boy deli boy um that's a +[1203.72 --> 1206.92] little weird i'm hoping that's just like someone in marketing that doesn't know what they're talking +[1206.92 --> 1214.66] about it's like hey is this thing memory uh does it just no it's not a slip up i'm hoping no i'm hoping +[1214.66 --> 1227.52] oh luke no man i mean thanks extreme tech i wasn't i wasn't really sure um oh my screen is up i wasn't +[1227.52 --> 1234.76] i wasn't aware um i appreciate it uh they actually dedicate a part of this article of saying why it's +[1234.76 --> 1241.64] not an accident like really no because multiple multiple companies are doing it and i mean if i was +[1241.64 --> 1248.94] a marketer at one of these companies i'd probably do it too rude rude i mean they do have a challenge +[1248.94 --> 1253.36] like it's hard enough for consumers to understand this is actually why they shouldn't do it it's hard +[1253.36 --> 1256.58] enough for consumers to understand the difference between memory and storage this just makes it even +[1256.58 --> 1263.58] harder but how how would you advertise that it has these extra capabilities because it's opting +[1263.58 --> 1270.18] extreme tech i will give you this this is a pretty well laid out article i see what they're saying +[1270.18 --> 1276.12] now there's an update there is an update down here at the bottom i wish updates went at the top +[1276.12 --> 1280.92] that is one criticism i will give you extreme tech at least there's an update an intel spokesperson has +[1280.92 --> 1285.62] contacted us to relay the following message intel opt-in memory is a unique technology that +[1285.62 --> 1291.62] bridges the gap between memory and storm like ram it's more in the pc memory hierarchy by placing +[1291.62 --> 1292.48] commonly used data +[1292.48 --> 1300.24] intel opt-in memory cannot replace dirham entirely yeah not even close however these two memory +[1300.24 --> 1305.74] technologies complement each other within the pc so basically uh they didn't say anything nice +[1305.74 --> 1310.36] statement um so they have an faq maybe that's why the update's at the bottom it doesn't matter +[1310.36 --> 1317.46] exactly yeah well intel has an faq on their website about opt-in and it used to say uh you should +[1317.46 --> 1323.38] actually look at the the full quotes that they have on the article here the faq one yeah right +[1323.38 --> 1332.02] there it used to say opt-in memory modules do not replace dram and now it says opt-in is similar +[1332.02 --> 1339.02] to the function of dynamic random access memory it used to well i mean i think it still does in a +[1339.02 --> 1347.14] different part of the fact say that it doesn't replace it but this kind of ambiguity just kind of +[1347.14 --> 1354.94] bolsters the advertisers to say whatever and something that sucks here is i always thought +[1354.94 --> 1361.56] opt-in was pretty cool but it was already really hard for people to understand and now they're like +[1361.56 --> 1367.62] muddying the waters more you know i think there's a better way to explain this to consumers i think +[1367.62 --> 1373.46] there's many better ways to explain this to consumers give me one we've well it's on the spot it's cash +[1373.46 --> 1379.80] right so to make everything faster in a way that sometimes ram can't like in a certain in some +[1379.80 --> 1383.98] situations it's better for you than more ram but how are you going to do that for you than faster ram +[1383.98 --> 1390.38] in other situations no but like it it it's a it's a different thing so do you think the search result +[1390.38 --> 1397.56] in the google like shopping card should just say eight gigabytes ram 16 gigabytes opt-in terabyte +[1397.56 --> 1403.24] storage and then it's up to users to be like to learn this new language yeah what's opt-in and have +[1403.24 --> 1409.50] to yeah probably because then they can at least look into it telling people 24 gigabytes of of well +[1409.50 --> 1415.20] okay it's even worse when they said 24 gigabytes of ram but when they say 24 gigabytes of memory and +[1415.20 --> 1420.84] you have taught consumers for many years that when it lists memory they're talking about ram +[1420.84 --> 1427.08] that's cagey it is it's weird you've taught people for a long time that that specifically +[1427.08 --> 1431.84] means ram when you're looking at stuff like laptops yeah and pre-built pcs they know what they're doing +[1431.84 --> 1437.92] they do shame i think this can be done better i do know intel has had a really hard time marketing +[1437.92 --> 1446.84] optane for a while um it's a good name though it is that's they could have got that way worse +[1446.84 --> 1453.16] hey that's super chat optane is like an actual hardware for what used to be ready boost +[1453.16 --> 1464.16] put that on the results i i just like thank you for the 20 bucks i appreciate it um i just who +[1464.16 --> 1466.94] what's the name of the person who said that call him out +[1466.94 --> 1471.82] douglas robinson rob douglason +[1471.82 --> 1481.42] no no thank you very much um but yeah i i don't know i think i think i think they could have done +[1481.42 --> 1487.88] a better job of marketing it um i think they they could have worked with with partners in the space +[1487.88 --> 1492.96] uh like us and like other tech review well not us is a weird thing for me to say now but like you +[1492.96 --> 1498.54] guys line of tech tips um and other hardware reviewers and stuff and gotten a clearer picture +[1498.54 --> 1503.14] of what it is and where when it's going to be really good because there's some situations where +[1503.14 --> 1507.58] optane will make like a massive difference in terms of performance and there's some situations where it'll +[1507.58 --> 1513.68] still make a difference but not like a huge one and etc etc etc and making that more obvious uh i think +[1513.68 --> 1520.32] i think would be good i don't know it's a cool product and it's just it's going to be looked at poorly +[1520.32 --> 1526.92] because of this and it's just more confusing now speaking of looked at poorly microsoft putting ads +[1526.92 --> 1538.16] in the mail app oh m-a-i-l mail yeah not that they have a anyway apparently the beta version of +[1538.16 --> 1543.42] microsoft's mail client for windows 10 has been placing ads right at the top of the inbox though +[1543.42 --> 1549.42] the company has since turned off the feature and claims that it was just an experiment meant to be +[1549.42 --> 1556.24] constrained to a small area it was uh tested in brazil canada australia and india that's an +[1556.24 --> 1564.58] interesting mix to yeah i guess let's not hit the u.s yep yeah i think it's a mix the ads were visible +[1564.58 --> 1571.00] on windows home and windows pro but we're not on windows enterprise or windows edu education +[1571.00 --> 1579.78] no breathing wait so it was for pro users uh windows yeah windows pro and home and pro okay +[1579.78 --> 1589.44] all right i mean i now removed faq page on microsoft support website archived here we're not gonna +[1589.44 --> 1594.56] bother to click on it though uh the company explains that it was running a pilot program testing ads in +[1594.56 --> 1602.20] mail oh i don't use this app served to non-work accounts me neither who would uh set up through +[1602.20 --> 1607.72] the mail including outlook.com gmail and yahoo accounts users who have an office 365 subscription +[1607.72 --> 1613.70] which cost seven dollars per month or 70 a year linked to the email address were not shown ads +[1613.70 --> 1620.86] i mean kudos to microsoft for being really uh measuring everything no not even that like i like +[1620.86 --> 1625.30] that they're kind of reinventing themselves they're like they're going back to fundamentals first +[1625.30 --> 1630.00] principles thinking what works what doesn't works you know when they uh moved windows to a different +[1630.00 --> 1635.12] business unit and all that changing the focus of their company cool test everything guys and they said +[1635.12 --> 1639.04] that their official statement was that this was just a little test even though it seemed like they +[1639.04 --> 1643.82] actually had quite a bit of like support pages and stuff set up so it looked like it was a pretty +[1643.82 --> 1654.50] serious effort but um yeah no one wants to use that app already and no one literally don't know a single +[1654.50 --> 1662.60] person who uses the whoa and if someone does use it they probably don't want to like they're using it +[1662.60 --> 1668.40] like at work or something you think yeah well no but maybe this isn't windows enterprise who uses the +[1668.40 --> 1676.60] mail app okay hold on i don't know um windows only answer this straw poll someone needs to fix their car +[1676.60 --> 1686.96] alarm only answer this straw poll if you have windows 10 um do you use the mail app in windows 10 +[1686.96 --> 1694.68] can we get a yes yes you're gonna no no and i don't use windows 10 but i'm here i don't use windows 10 +[1694.68 --> 1702.46] but i'm here my dude yeah create that ball all right i want to see because like i i really +[1702.46 --> 1712.10] maybe maybe in like a different geographic people are crazy about windows mail app but like i i don't know +[1712.10 --> 1718.38] yeah maybe in australia and india and brazil yeah and they just tested canada like eastern canada or +[1718.38 --> 1723.92] something but like i i don't know anyone i really don't know is that the blue one that when i like +[1723.92 --> 1729.50] when i click on a someone's email on a website it opens up that thing i'm not used to seeing is that +[1729.50 --> 1738.90] what we're talking about make it go away oh look what's that wow wow that's way more people than i +[1738.90 --> 1747.56] expected there's dozens of us there is dozens of you there's 103 of you wow holy cow out of about +[1747.56 --> 1753.40] 350 that voted that's a lot of people all right out of 450 that voted 100 i don't know why +[1753.40 --> 1764.08] okay we need a follow-up poll another new poll yeah the why um default have to like it +[1764.08 --> 1772.32] like default as in i didn't change it like laziness lazy default slash lazy default slash lazy um +[1772.32 --> 1780.02] i have to and that's like work or something like that they make me okay and i just like it +[1780.66 --> 1787.88] like matthew mcconnie in those lincoln commercials i didn't do to be cool +[1787.88 --> 1798.02] okay okay hold on make a statement do do do do do do do do i just liked it +[1798.02 --> 1803.58] our youtube chat is so fast that it's basically useless +[1803.58 --> 1809.26] who are you strange there anyways i also can't spam it so like i don't think anybody saw it +[1809.26 --> 1817.90] in youtube scroll up guys if you're in youtube and you want to answer this strawpole.me slash 169 050 +[1817.90 --> 1827.74] 77 i repeat 169 050 77 you should show it that would probably be easier +[1827.74 --> 1833.36] can you crank into that no you can't you can't enlarge the toolbar that was dumb +[1833.36 --> 1840.18] not the earl can you imagine what was i thinking you zoom in and you're most people just like it +[1840.18 --> 1848.34] wow that's interesting i just like it i find it interesting that more people answered this one +[1848.34 --> 1856.82] than answered that they do use it but whatever what that is most people saying i just like it +[1856.82 --> 1864.50] um so should we try it interesting i don't use windows 10 so i can't like this video if you think +[1864.50 --> 1869.22] everyone in the office should switch to the mail app and make a video mail and get a bunch of ads +[1869.22 --> 1875.98] maybe if they re-enable that thing yeah the timing will be perfect oh that's um yeah i don't want +[1875.98 --> 1881.68] you know it's it's kind of surprised me for a lot i mean i get it on like a on like a everyone +[1881.68 --> 1887.90] should be on our services kind of way but it's always surprised me that email is essentially free +[1887.90 --> 1894.40] like pretty much no one pays for email and it's such a core thing like if you had to you would +[1894.40 --> 1898.06] well you did pay at the very beginning and then hotmail came out and hotmail was the first free one +[1898.06 --> 1905.52] that's fair i believe yeah and then gmail is free because they take some data yeah but i like it +[1905.52 --> 1911.10] i like when they take that data it enhances their services you're you're all about that though you've +[1911.10 --> 1915.46] got the home you've got everything yeah you want it in your life oh it's so bizarre you're like yeah +[1915.46 --> 1921.68] google oh i gotta show me me box s in my house now too it's like oh man it's a google home but it's +[1921.68 --> 1927.02] made by china you've got america you get the data you get the data you get the data i don't even know +[1927.02 --> 1932.40] i'm sending that's amazing let's do this let's let's yeah that's probably a good idea um +[1932.40 --> 1934.64] savage jerky +[1934.64 --> 1940.78] ours is in a cardboard box um i just want to do this for fun +[1940.78 --> 1949.34] right when you said that i was like he's gonna dump it over himself but i was still surprised +[1949.34 --> 1952.10] i knew it was coming i was still like holy cow +[1952.10 --> 1958.38] all right i mean it's friday so it is i'm covered in meat friday wow that's uh +[1958.38 --> 1964.48] all right because they always sponsor the wancho yeah that's good we got more yes +[1964.48 --> 1969.32] that's your favorite it's not my favorite one but it's really good uh let's eat linus's favorite +[1969.32 --> 1974.30] one my favorite one is mojo jalapeno this one right here buddy it was open though no jalapeno +[1974.30 --> 1982.00] oh that's habanero yeah wow i think wait how is this habanero and it starts with an h and +[1982.00 --> 1987.42] this must not be a spanish word yeah probably not hmm i don't know the science you tell us +[1987.42 --> 1995.16] you decide but back to savage jerky their jerky is made there we go this is my favorite one mojo +[1995.16 --> 2000.30] jalapeno here we go anyways their jerky is made with the best ingredients without nitrates or +[2000.30 --> 2005.40] preservatives with a gold screen a snack that is both full of flavor and spice that won't be bad +[2005.40 --> 2010.10] for you they've got 13 different flavors of jerky people seem to love their the most people seem to +[2010.10 --> 2016.82] love their sriracha bacon make them uh maple buffalo bacon and the traditional kind of line of flavors +[2016.82 --> 2021.58] they also make barbecue sauce which is i'm not gonna lie their barbecue sauce is like where it's +[2021.58 --> 2028.38] at their barbecue sauce is the i'm actually here for the koozies their their uh their their jerky is +[2028.38 --> 2034.80] amazing their barbecue sauce is like the next level um oh sorry their hot sauce i don't actually think +[2034.80 --> 2039.48] i've had their barbecue sauce and they also have a spice rub that sounds amazing uh their carolina reaper +[2039.48 --> 2045.62] reaper hot sauce it uses one of the hottest peppers in the world the carolina reaper pepper +[2045.62 --> 2051.84] uh they've got a black friday promotion going on where you get 20 off everything and every order +[2051.84 --> 2056.26] will come with a free swag bag i thought i packed it all up and another one just fell +[2056.26 --> 2062.86] out of my chair it basically fell out of my butt oh wow black friday that's today yeah and today only +[2062.86 --> 2071.06] yeah and one customer will win a six month supply of jerky for free what's a six month supply i don't +[2071.06 --> 2076.44] know if ed won that he'd have it for breakfast lunch and dinner maybe they'd hook that up i have no idea +[2076.44 --> 2083.04] what that means uh all you need to do is head over to savage jerky.com and use code friday 18 +[2083.04 --> 2090.16] today whoever wins that has to make like a super size me style documentary of like what happens to +[2090.16 --> 2096.10] them if they only eat jerky exclusively and you got you got to get the carolina reaper one yeah +[2096.10 --> 2102.72] see what happens to like your stomach oh yeah i have a completely ruptured intestine because all i eat +[2102.72 --> 2106.04] is the hottest thing possible okay i'm gonna keep this you're keeping that one yeah all right i'm +[2106.04 --> 2111.92] keeping these oh nice uh honey up next speaking of black friday shopping if you did a whole bunch of +[2111.92 --> 2117.58] it online you probably could have saved even more money 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hundred thousand dollars himself yep he's the only one that's used it +[2259.36 --> 2266.74] uh honey.com slash linus do it up speaking of things to do lab grown meat is coming to us and a +[2266.74 --> 2276.18] no yes it's coming pia all right private internet access it's a vpn it secures you you can get apps +[2276.18 --> 2282.88] for windows mac os android ios it still says linus in here linus and chrome you can get an app for +[2282.88 --> 2288.90] linus i'm not going to fix it uh with several other platforms coming soon obviously i'm in linux i guess i +[2288.90 --> 2295.52] fixed it uh connect up to five devices at the same time apps include dns leak protection and ipv6 leak +[2295.52 --> 2300.60] protection internet kill switch this is cool will block all traffic if the vpn becomes disconnected +[2300.60 --> 2306.62] unexpectedly that's important um check it out today in the link in the video description if you're +[2306.62 --> 2315.94] watching the vod uh or just go to private.com slash pages slash linus dash tip text dash tips there we go +[2315.94 --> 2323.82] private need access yeah lab grown internet privacy yeah i'm really this is my favorite future +[2323.82 --> 2331.16] technology oh yeah me too more than self-driving cars uh probably i well i think it's more important to +[2331.16 --> 2335.50] have this this will be lab grown meat i think you know i'll give you that i think it will because if we +[2335.50 --> 2341.12] yeah if we didn't have to have the sheer amount of cows look look into the amount of cows that are +[2341.12 --> 2346.04] literally just around for meat it's insane i think this will have a bigger impact on climate change +[2346.04 --> 2351.86] than likely because their their toots are like methane it's actually a huge problem they burp while +[2351.86 --> 2357.42] they're eating tons of methane comes out of them not to mention all the water and land just to feed +[2357.42 --> 2361.82] them yeah it's very inefficient you could use to make food but instead delicious eating super +[2361.82 --> 2368.34] inefficient anyway lab grown meat's gonna be sweet and the u.s and a is getting closer to having it in +[2368.34 --> 2375.04] stores because the u.s department of agriculture and the fda food and drug administration have +[2375.04 --> 2379.64] announced that they will be overseeing its production so it can be sold safely to consumers +[2379.64 --> 2383.38] across the country the two agencies are going to be working together and this has been an ongoing +[2383.38 --> 2389.56] thing before we were all wondering is it going to fall under the fda because it's like a technology +[2389.56 --> 2393.80] and lab culture stuff or is it going to fall under the food and drug administration or the um +[2393.80 --> 2400.50] other guys department of agriculture because it's meat because they usually do all the uh livestock so +[2400.50 --> 2406.50] question because you're probably i love this stuff but i haven't looked into it in at least at least a year +[2406.50 --> 2411.70] and i think you're probably more up on it than me hopefully the a&w burger what is that oh the beyond +[2411.70 --> 2417.84] meat burger yeah that's pea protein okay yeah so people you pee in a bucket you you put in no i'm +[2417.84 --> 2422.50] just joking it's from the vegetable yeah yeah um because that's that's not really related to this +[2422.50 --> 2428.58] no it's a different thing yeah it's good it's to me it tastes like a sausage patty more than a burger +[2428.58 --> 2436.34] but it's not bad it was pretty popular yeah it's still going yeah um but this this is a whole +[2436.34 --> 2441.66] different thing oh yeah yeah so the images of when they were learning to do this really early on are +[2441.66 --> 2447.42] like really very cool but really creepy at the same time they are very they're cool they really have +[2447.42 --> 2452.82] you seen this i don't think i've seen something that cool they're just it's weird seeing meat +[2452.82 --> 2456.60] grown in labs so while luke looks that up i'll keep reading here the two agencies are going to work +[2456.60 --> 2461.38] together that's how it all shakes out the fda is going to be in charge of regulating the collection +[2461.38 --> 2466.90] banking and growing of cells used to make artificial meat you remember they start with +[2466.90 --> 2472.84] cell with stem cells from a real animal and then they scale that and make a giant culture from which +[2472.84 --> 2477.98] they can create all these different like pieces of muscle it's not creepy that's obviously not that's +[2477.98 --> 2482.14] not it that's not it i don't i can't is that a real is that real or just no it's photoshopped +[2482.14 --> 2485.78] i can't find that'd be cool um so there's gonna be +[2485.78 --> 2492.38] yeah okay so the fdd fda has uh power over that part and then the usda is going to work +[2492.38 --> 2498.38] on the production and labeling of food products production and labeling so there's going to be +[2498.38 --> 2506.14] a transition from fda to usda oversight that transition happens during the health the cell +[2506.14 --> 2512.32] harvest stage this regulatory framework will leverage both the fda's experience regulating cell +[2512.32 --> 2518.52] culture technology and living biosystems and the s the usda's expertise in regulating livestock and +[2518.52 --> 2526.20] poultry products for human consumption i don't know so they have at least one response from someone +[2526.20 --> 2532.60] who works in this field at a uh a uh a meat startup i guess cultured meat startup it's called new age +[2532.60 --> 2537.60] meats this person says that the announcement here reduces uncertainty that allows us to move forward +[2537.60 --> 2542.08] in developing innovative technology here in the united states yeah i mean that's with everything as soon +[2542.08 --> 2546.72] as it gets regulated then you know what you're doing okay we have to go in this line yeah that's +[2546.72 --> 2552.20] right um the joint framework allows us to more quickly create safe high-paying jobs in both research +[2552.20 --> 2558.60] and development and manufacturing cool yeah really off topic here i have to do a shout out really quick +[2558.60 --> 2565.56] apparently my mom works with a huge fan of the show uh wow way way to walk right through it you just +[2565.56 --> 2572.84] walked over just walked with confidence uh so i'm supposed to show up mitch fraser thanks for thanks for +[2572.84 --> 2577.96] being cool mitch fraser we got you got another person walking by we got it we got another person and +[2577.96 --> 2583.32] they're gonna have to leave again at some point this is a high traffic area but yeah that's very cool um +[2584.04 --> 2588.76] i'm excited for that i like trying all the new ones when they come out oh yeah yeah we actually went down to +[2588.76 --> 2594.28] the states and tried the beyond meat no the impossible impossible impossible yeah yeah how was +[2594.28 --> 2602.20] that that one was though was okay what do you think compared to beyond meat uh okay the thing with the +[2602.20 --> 2606.92] impossible burger is that it's like juicy like it's got the hema in it so it's our heme so it's supposed +[2606.92 --> 2613.88] to simulate a bloody burger the problem with it is it's it's almost like a hash brown in its texture oh it's +[2613.88 --> 2619.56] like a bunch of um like string like fibrous strings that are put together like more meatloafy +[2620.36 --> 2627.96] so the texture is different yeah but it's very tasty um the beyond me yeah that one's really good +[2627.96 --> 2633.16] i've had the a w burger lots of times yeah lots of times so you're like into it several times and +[2633.16 --> 2637.88] every time i go in there everyone in the lineup is ordering it and i thought it was just because i was +[2637.88 --> 2643.56] on commercial drive in vancouver so like of course but then i went to like small town and they sold out +[2643.56 --> 2649.32] to mission and the dude there was like everyone's getting this it's crazy i wish it was a little +[2649.32 --> 2654.28] cheaper i haven't bought it well aw specific is kind of expensive it's like seven bucks for this +[2654.28 --> 2659.80] burger and w's it's just the sandwich yeah yeah yeah four would be better apparently you can buy it +[2659.80 --> 2665.88] like at safeway just at the grocery store like an aw branded one or like that beyond me oh yeah okay i +[2665.88 --> 2670.84] think they might have discontinued that and because what happened was it released in a and w and then a +[2670.84 --> 2676.20] and w ran out there was a supply shortage so it's possible that the company beyond me +[2677.32 --> 2681.08] put all the resources to a and w and stopped selling other places yeah i don't know +[2682.60 --> 2685.64] this is this is this is assumptions we're doing some assumptions don't know +[2687.08 --> 2689.08] uh about this one +[2691.64 --> 2695.24] yeah let's do it that kind of sucks because it's actually really cool but valve has +[2695.24 --> 2704.28] has discontinued steam link hardware what did you have one of those ever no you ever see one in +[2704.28 --> 2710.84] real life i did so what the remaining stock is sold out in europe almost sold out in the us if you want +[2710.84 --> 2718.28] one now and you're in the us move move boy so the steam link was the hardware anyway it was a 50 +[2718.28 --> 2724.68] little dude and what it did was it allowed you to stream games from a local gaming pc to a high +[2724.68 --> 2729.96] definition television in the same house yeah pretty cool that's yeah really cool not bad +[2731.32 --> 2735.32] but they don't do it anymore because they're all they're just focusing on the software stuff now +[2735.32 --> 2740.44] some someone in the comments on artist technica.com said for anyone who doesn't know if you have a +[2740.44 --> 2747.08] samsung smart tv you can download the steam app onto your tv plug in any usb gamepad and play +[2747.08 --> 2755.80] that's really cool i have such a tv you should try it hmm see if it works so you've got all the +[2755.80 --> 2766.28] devices that are spying on you dude i got spies i got spies in my house and every day spying on my dog +[2767.64 --> 2772.68] listening to my dog you know the song i'm singing i vaguely recognize it but not really +[2772.68 --> 2779.24] um i can't even say this song title because i was a swear in it speaking of uh vaguely recognized but +[2779.88 --> 2784.28] amazon prime members can see aquaman a week early pretty cool whoa +[2785.72 --> 2791.24] pretty cool so wait you get to go to a cinema up to a week early if you're a prime member yeah because +[2791.24 --> 2795.00] amazon has all these cool partnerships with cinemas they've done that for a while +[2795.00 --> 2800.04] why is that cool why is this a good thing um well it's cool if you're one of them i guess +[2800.60 --> 2804.12] and actually it's not it's not really because considering it's in a cinema it's not really a +[2804.12 --> 2809.40] week early it's just if you don't have it you're banned for a week well especially considering that +[2809.96 --> 2813.56] the movie's already going to be out in china and europe by the time this advanced +[2814.36 --> 2820.12] happens in america yeah and it's only select theaters how many does it say like a hundred or a +[2820.12 --> 2825.24] thousand theaters in the us that's a big difference but wait that's the only ones where you're banned +[2825.24 --> 2831.80] for a week no no no no the ones where yeah i guess the the ones where this promotion is happening it's +[2831.80 --> 2837.88] limited selection of theaters see but this guy this guy this is why people want to go see it early +[2838.44 --> 2842.92] beast yeah i've seen he was in vancouver apparently i've met several people who like got to hang out +[2842.92 --> 2847.24] with him when he was here and like i've seen selfies and his hands are like bigger than people's entire +[2847.24 --> 2853.24] heads he's a monster he's a beast yeah people in general that are attracted to men are going to +[2853.24 --> 2858.36] want to go see that movie a week early i am suspecting so uh each subscriber is going to be able to +[2858.36 --> 2863.40] purchase up to 10 tickets for a 7 p.m showing on december 15th just under a week before the film +[2863.40 --> 2867.80] officially opens on december 21st what i'm wondering you can purchase up to 10 tickets yes do you think +[2867.80 --> 2872.52] there's going to be like a resale market yes how much would people pay probably maybe not even that much +[2872.52 --> 2876.76] they're just going to get scalped people will make five ten bucks on each ticket you're making 50 bucks +[2876.76 --> 2888.04] 50 to 100 hell yeah money 10 tickets is a lot what the heck people are just walking by aquaman +[2889.72 --> 2895.16] sleep early i got tickets anybody want tickets i got tickets i'm buying tickets i'm selling tickets +[2896.12 --> 2901.80] oh man yeah so that's going to happen at 1 000 participating cinemas across the u.s +[2901.80 --> 2908.36] including cinemas owned by amc regal national amusement theaters arc light cinemas and you can +[2908.36 --> 2914.12] use okay so apparently there was previous partnerships that saw early screenings of 2017's +[2914.12 --> 2918.76] jumanji and hotel transylvania 3 hotel transylvania 3. +[2918.76 --> 2928.52] i've never heard of that there's three of them do you do you know hotel transylvania 3 +[2929.40 --> 2933.80] it's a good movie i didn't know there was a second one wait did you know there's a first one yeah +[2933.80 --> 2941.24] was it good i never watched it i knew it hell of a partnership amazon sorry vampires you tell me i +[2941.24 --> 2946.36] have the way it sounds like it would be vampires pennsylvania so far we've got three people that +[2946.36 --> 2953.32] really don't know what's going on um there's a warning see sonic why did i show you this page +[2953.32 --> 2959.56] anyways see sonic issues a warning for potential video card compatibility issues oof it's a very small +[2959.56 --> 2968.12] number of people i think people who have a focus plus plus power supply and an asus gtx 970 strix if +[2968.12 --> 2973.64] you have both of these things you may see a black screen under heavy vga usage +[2975.96 --> 2977.88] okay a big yawn comes out +[2979.72 --> 2984.84] for if you have a focus plus and you have vega 56 or 64 this is a decent amount of people depending +[2984.84 --> 2989.00] on how many see sonic power supplies there are because those are very common like the 970 strix +[2989.00 --> 2993.40] is quite a how common are the focus plus power supplies i have no is that just a i don't know +[2993.40 --> 2997.96] what part of their product line that is no idea it sounds it sounds like mid to low range +[2998.60 --> 3003.40] yeah plus is this focus doesn't sound like a super like you know what i mean yeah i know what you +[3003.40 --> 3009.00] mean yeah yeah like uh like isn't see sonic's really high in line like the platinum no that's the +[3009.00 --> 3013.08] freaking rating uh it has like a really cool silvery logo though yeah heck yeah it does +[3014.36 --> 3019.08] yeah i was looking at like jvc i want to do car audio upgrade for my car and i was looking at some jvc +[3019.08 --> 3025.72] speakers is this is this are we in like fast and the furious one release date time hey man i haven't +[3025.72 --> 3031.56] heard anyone do a car audio upgrade to really like in forever best buy got rid of their car audio +[3031.56 --> 3036.60] department that way i can't find it like across the country like it's like not a black friday +[3036.60 --> 3046.60] deal get out of my face oh my goodness there we go okay anyway one of the like the lower line see +[3046.60 --> 3053.08] prime sounds amazing good and that's their highest up i'm i'm assuming focus is lower the lower one i +[3053.08 --> 3062.84] i saw for the jvc speakers was called club like jvc club 600 you're like yeah yeah those are low it looks +[3062.84 --> 3068.68] like focus plus might be their like lowest one i'm really not sure well that means it's probably the +[3068.68 --> 3077.80] most populous one probably hmm once again if you have ryzen stuff or amd stuff you may be getting +[3077.80 --> 3087.00] shafted why what because you have a vega and you get the shot oh 56 or 64 but the gtx 970s there's a +[3087.00 --> 3092.68] freaking insane amount of those sold there's probably more 970 strixes than there are like +[3092.68 --> 3099.56] vega 56s at home oh this is specifically strixes i wouldn't be too surprised +[3101.08 --> 3107.00] amazon leaked customer info i think they did it themselves they weren't even hacked +[3107.00 --> 3115.08] if someone just did an own goal oh oh crap oh okay i thought you didn't want me to click the thing +[3115.08 --> 3122.52] i was like someone working there's they've declined to share further details no all they did was email +[3122.52 --> 3129.16] the people affected so amazon has emailed users to tell them that a technical error technical error +[3129.16 --> 3135.24] made their name and address visible on the amazon website i don't know what part of the website +[3135.88 --> 3143.32] it's a big site oh the email says the issue has been fixed it's not a result of anything you have done +[3143.32 --> 3149.08] there's no need for you to change your password or take any action at all my bad your emails out there +[3149.08 --> 3152.92] but you know you like getting spam someone could have seen that and screenshot it +[3154.12 --> 3158.76] well some scraper probably picked it up yeah to be honest yeah oh it's not just people manually +[3158.76 --> 3165.08] screenshotting then transcribing back in the day remember back in the day when we did have the +[3165.08 --> 3170.52] internet but it was tedious amazon has not disclosed how many users were affected +[3170.52 --> 3174.28] nobody nobody knows thanks what if it was just like us +[3176.60 --> 3183.24] the target of an attack from a rogue agent like that guy who quit or got fired from twitter and then +[3183.24 --> 3189.96] uh shut down trump's yeah yeah yeah i remember count that time for 10 minutes samsung's transport +[3189.96 --> 3201.24] oh my goodness you see google ah mozilla firefox i'll switch browsers if you handle this +[3202.28 --> 3209.00] as long as it doesn't crash i used to love firefox dude i have a little firefox dragon plushie at home +[3209.00 --> 3214.12] i have multiple like i support firefox shirts remember when the new one came out it was an eight and they're +[3214.12 --> 3219.48] like yeah it's faster than chrome now it's sick and then it was like you got that one right yeah you tried it +[3219.48 --> 3227.40] and then it crashed a lot columnar i like the word columnar columnar oh yeah because samsung columnar +[3227.40 --> 3234.92] columnar transparent oled yeah so it's a transparent oled and then you bend it in a circle and now it's +[3234.92 --> 3239.72] columnar and uh does that mean there's like a hologram in the middle i don't think so but it +[3239.72 --> 3243.96] might have that effect i think it might look like that's what i mean yeah obviously it's not projecting +[3243.96 --> 3248.36] it's just an oled that's bent is this gonna be no it's an ad so there's we know nothing about this +[3248.36 --> 3253.00] there's basically a tweet from ice universe who's like a famous leaker person leaked it and in the +[3253.00 --> 3258.44] caption of the picture that you that there's no video it just is there i'm hoping is it just a +[3258.44 --> 3263.40] video of a picture no oh yeah it's unrelated that's the only picture we have that's what it was tweeted +[3263.40 --> 3269.40] the tweet that went along with it said something like it could be used in speakers and i think that's +[3269.40 --> 3275.24] a kind of junk picture this is an official no it's a leak that's a leak i think used in speakers means like +[3275.24 --> 3281.80] if you've got a columnar speaker and there's there could be like a little columnar transparent oled +[3281.80 --> 3288.28] on the top and it just does cool visualizations okay that would be a lot more money for not much +[3288.28 --> 3294.12] value but sure one thing i'm excited about is for this kind of stuff to show up in like public areas +[3294.12 --> 3299.96] yeah like uh airports shopping malls heck yeah because that'll just feel like oh i'm in the video +[3299.96 --> 3303.16] games i played when i was a kid yeah or a minority report when you just run through the mall and they're +[3303.16 --> 3307.80] like hey mr so-and-so we just read your eyes and now we know what you want because like the idea +[3307.80 --> 3312.92] yeah yeah that'll be cool did you go through ces you were not cs last year were you yeah you were +[3312.92 --> 3318.60] remember uh did you go through the lg cavern of bendy oleds they made it look like like a grand canyon +[3318.60 --> 3323.88] type that was wild that was cool that was really wild the walls were all flexible bendy and they +[3323.88 --> 3329.16] were displaying images of like arizona the amount of money they spend like a cavern ludicrous +[3329.16 --> 3334.28] that was cool though no one else is ludicrous it's in my memory that was worth it for me this is +[3334.28 --> 3339.96] fair what's ludicrous the time let's get out of here i think we're done see ya thanks guys thanks +[3339.96 --> 3344.44] for watching i appreciate it well actually we're not gonna be done yet we're gonna skim through some +[3344.44 --> 3350.04] yeah some uh super duper super chats someone said just got a switch with breath of the wild game +[3350.04 --> 3354.76] suggestions i don't know if you're gonna be into it but there's a game called golf story sounds really +[3354.76 --> 3360.52] weird it's a golf rpg you you start as someone who sucks at golf and then you have to win all the +[3360.52 --> 3365.56] tournaments and you have to like make money to buy new clubs and you make money by doing jobs and you +[3365.56 --> 3371.08] find a way to use your golf clubs for all the jobs so one of them is like mow the lawn and you have to +[3371.08 --> 3375.80] like hit a golf club at a lawnmower and hit it in the right way so the lawnmower will start and go mow +[3375.80 --> 3380.68] things i wish i was in the pitch meeting for this it is hilarious it is a very funny it's very +[3380.68 --> 3385.48] entertaining game it's really long you get a lot of your money nice get it it's great check it out +[3385.48 --> 3394.04] i love how it shows the currencies here yeah a sec we got 40 sec uh the 40 sec just said pewdiepie +[3394.04 --> 3399.96] hey why do we have this thing here is this for a reason this is no okay um yeah help him stay number +[3399.96 --> 3406.84] one defeat t-series uh laser james for the win uh i'm sad linus meantime didn't make the cut +[3407.64 --> 3414.04] uh wins ltx 2019 do we have a date when is when is it uh i don't know i don't know if we have a date +[3414.04 --> 3418.84] i don't think so there's a website isn't there i don't know if the website isn't updated it means +[3418.84 --> 3424.12] we don't have a date yet you can probably google it i'm not sure what the website is uh i'm not reading +[3424.12 --> 3431.64] all of the super chats i'm sorry blah blah with the msi 2070 aero itx out soon are you guys thinking of +[3431.64 --> 3437.56] updating the sff cases roundup with cases that make use of it without limiting cpu +[3438.84 --> 3443.96] i don't think either of us are going to know that answer um and i kind of doubt it copy and paste +[3443.96 --> 3449.40] that to an email we'll talk about it in the writers meeting maybe okay uh this is wrong how about i'll +[3449.40 --> 3455.64] get that later uh what's the best mail app and how do i remove utilities like mail uh i would look +[3455.64 --> 3459.80] somewhere else for a guide on how do you remove that stuff i don't know if you necessarily can't +[3459.80 --> 3465.00] there's probably some way to like block it what's the best mail app your web browser probably um +[3467.24 --> 3470.92] i think i'm over windows as a service i think a lot of people are maybe not that many +[3470.92 --> 3477.48] obtain yeah we already read that one you block notice from all sites in chrome oh cool oh thanks +[3477.48 --> 3483.40] guva they see they listen to us heck yeah i'm gonna have to google how to do that sick someone said please +[3483.40 --> 3490.20] explain that oh please explain the hat oh well this is a hat that comes off our prop wall which +[3490.20 --> 3496.52] happens to be so close to the wanshow set that i could hang the hat on the wall actually pretty close +[3496.52 --> 3500.76] if that was a free peg and there wasn't a santa hat on it that might have worked because it was angled +[3500.76 --> 3504.84] nicely and everything if you would have just played it cool we could have told the audience that it did work +[3504.84 --> 3516.68] i'm out of here hey you guys for watching we'll see you next time intro button i'm back in the brain but +[3516.68 --> 3518.28] you can't i was gonna say +[3518.28 --> 3520.28] i can't see you guys +[3520.28 --> 3522.28] done +[3522.28 --> 3525.28] yıl燥 diff --git a/2080Ti Catches FIRE - The WAN Show Nov 17, 2018_transcript.txt b/2080Ti Catches FIRE - The WAN Show Nov 17, 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8a52fb29581bc2389195f9a75668d98f46fa163d --- /dev/null +++ b/2080Ti Catches FIRE - The WAN Show Nov 17, 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,686 @@ +[0.00 --> 10.38] live ah we're technically still late that's my fault we're only three minutes late i want to +[10.38 --> 14.52] get the thumbnail done so it looks all pretty on youtube and stuff when you guys want to join +[14.52 --> 19.58] we're gonna have some pretty interesting news this week including literally fire yes someone +[19.58 --> 29.64] early adopted a 2080 ti and it caught fire that's reasonable yeah it's just so it's it's so hot right +[29.64 --> 35.26] now it's just it's so it's lit yeah people are like oh my god i might be able to use part of its +[35.26 --> 42.18] functionality soon whoa well more on that actually yeah updates there too and amazon is gonna start +[42.18 --> 50.44] selling iphones and crack down on the resale markets only authorized resellers of apple devices on amazon +[50.44 --> 55.52] this is huge that is pretty huge and it's probably why apple is going to be selling stuff on amazon +[55.52 --> 61.14] oh yes oh that was a that was a agreement that happened yes we'll get into that valve is +[61.14 --> 68.50] potentially working on a half-life 2 prequel for vr we're going the other direction not all the way +[68.50 --> 76.14] though not all interestingly yeah yes yeah anyways roll the intro oh yeah no more news for you that's +[76.14 --> 78.14] you'll see you'll see +[78.14 --> 80.14] paddle paddle paddle +[80.14 --> 82.14] you +[106.14 --> 111.10] wow that actually like was rough on my voice a little bit all right hi there we go hey how +[111.10 --> 115.90] are you doing last week you were in the usn day i was gone i was in chicago what were you doing +[115.90 --> 123.40] there you know you hear like kind of scary things about chicago windy lots of what's it talking about +[123.40 --> 129.60] the wind lots of gun crime and stuff okay it's a really nice city it was beautiful i really enjoyed my time +[129.60 --> 134.64] it was great this guy with a gun once this guy with a gun's like here let me get the door for you +[134.64 --> 142.28] oh yeah it's great that would have been delightful um anyways yeah it was fun i've been good how are +[142.28 --> 148.62] you oh yeah i'm good i was in usn day also oh went to oh yeah yeah we went to la how was that it was +[148.62 --> 153.84] fun we talked to the youtube people and we ripped around on those uh little scoots scoots those lime +[153.84 --> 159.50] scooters it's like the uber scoober scoober they should have called it scoober they definitely should +[159.50 --> 163.46] call it scoober i bet uber needs to make a scooter division they probably already yeah +[163.46 --> 168.10] uh that should don't they have a scooter thing are they invested in and abandoned it it's been in the +[168.10 --> 172.64] headlines i have neglected to click i have not a clue but they're sweet and they're pretty cheap +[172.64 --> 180.10] and fast and you sometimes people double on them as i doubled ed it's pretty fun oh like oh okay okay +[180.10 --> 186.96] for some reason my immediate imagination went to one foot on each just flying wait two scooters yeah and +[186.96 --> 191.94] you're split leg i thought okay that's weird i thought you were gonna say someone riding on the +[191.94 --> 197.04] handlebars oh which is where you steal that would be really hard yeah really hard you gotta be a very +[197.04 --> 202.04] small person you gotta lean back kick the weight on that back wheel yeah in any case that uh that's +[202.04 --> 208.16] all ridiculous speaking of keeping weight on the back wheel uh 2080 ti has caught fire this was posted +[208.16 --> 214.90] by tech dreamer on the forum a hard ocp user claims to have been browsing the web like not even pushing it +[214.90 --> 220.92] hard no he might have had gpu activated browsing but like that's that's very very low like so like +[220.92 --> 225.44] it was it wasn't necessarily at zero but like it was very very low or he was folding at home +[225.44 --> 230.56] maybe maybe that's true folding at home heck yeah check it out on the forum yeah we're doing that this +[230.56 --> 236.88] month everybody get on it yeah yeah are you doing that by the way i'm not currently at home uh +[236.88 --> 242.96] i can you have a computer i've barely been at home yeah but the thing with folding at home is you just +[242.96 --> 249.22] set it and forget it yes i haven't had time to set it it takes two seconds and i'm a noob and actually +[249.22 --> 254.46] the setup's he's gonna get on there guys i will get on there and you should too it's a very conflicting +[254.46 --> 257.46] situation because my computer is a work computer +[257.46 --> 258.54] ah +[258.54 --> 260.08] uh +[260.08 --> 262.84] so i would like need to get that approved +[262.84 --> 270.48] okay i think okay like last week or the week before jake got on there and i think he did it with a work computer +[270.48 --> 277.12] okay but like you're using home electricity yes so like yeah you're miling out the components a bit +[277.12 --> 281.14] but if you don't run them that hard like that shouldn't be that bad +[281.14 --> 284.92] and it's your electricity you're paying for so it's not like you're costing the company money +[284.92 --> 291.00] yeah so i think you're good bud as long as he's okay with the burnout which again there shouldn't be much +[291.00 --> 298.40] as long as they're not hot yeah do medium i'm only running on medium how much how hard does medium hit it +[298.40 --> 302.86] just so because there's probably some people in the audience that are interested in helping uh i think +[302.86 --> 310.10] on my system i was how hot like 70s yeah okay so that's not bad so like i was on high i was like in the high 80s i was like +[310.10 --> 314.56] yeah that's maybe not great yeah because it's long you can also undervolt a little bit +[314.56 --> 320.46] i'm not doing that okay i hit this little slider if you're if you're worried about the longevity of +[320.46 --> 325.96] your card actually a lot of cards can be undervolted and overclocked and it's still fine +[325.96 --> 332.74] um so you can you can check that out see if you can do that and go for medium or maybe even low +[332.74 --> 336.06] whatever just make sure your card isn't getting super hot and you're probably okay +[336.06 --> 342.14] um if you don't know what we're talking about you can lend your computer to help research really cool +[342.14 --> 346.60] causes like alzheimer's research and stuff like that and it doesn't take any effort from you which +[346.60 --> 351.32] is great so check it out there's a big thing all month we're doing it but uh anyway this guy might +[351.32 --> 354.98] have been doing that if you if you do it for the month and then you're like this is really cool but i +[354.98 --> 359.94] want to do other stuff as well you can check out that same forum on our forum the same forum section +[359.94 --> 363.94] and there should be information on boink and boink has like a bunch of different projects you can join +[363.94 --> 369.26] okay folding is a little bit more targeted okay boink you can more select kind of what you're +[369.26 --> 374.56] working on um they're both super cool folding is bigger as far as i know okay yeah there's a ton +[374.56 --> 379.36] of teams there's like yeah i look at the leaderboard there's a team that's just called team taiwan i'm +[379.36 --> 385.32] like how many people are like they just went on the news we're like all right everybody we're joining +[385.32 --> 389.86] together you're getting a tax break if you do this that'd be awesome yeah um yeah folding at home check +[389.86 --> 395.68] it out so this guy was maybe folding at home but all we know he's browsing the web he's not maxing +[395.68 --> 401.78] on his card he's not gaming the card's not overclocked as far as we know he doesn't have a faulty cpu or +[401.78 --> 408.00] i mean psu power supply and suddenly his computer just unexpectedly shuts down he goes to investigate +[408.00 --> 416.14] by looking through the side panel and there's fire shooting out the back of his card oh my goodness +[416.14 --> 426.54] yeah it's not fun that's not fun we've had a lot of reports and i know gamers nexus is looking into +[426.54 --> 430.48] this i again i haven't been on my computer a ton i'm not sure if they've finished their investigation +[430.48 --> 435.10] but i know they've been looking they've been collecting dead 1080 eyes yeah and trying to +[435.10 --> 440.28] figure out why they died how they died stuff like that i think this is the only straight up fire five +[440.28 --> 444.52] that's what i was going to say is this is the only one i've heard of that's fire i know a lot of them +[444.52 --> 450.50] have died i don't think a lot of them have like catastrophically gone out and gone out in flames +[450.50 --> 457.30] in flames yeah exactly um so this is this one's a little bit more spectacular than uh than most we've +[457.30 --> 462.70] we've ran into do you have any idea of whether or not this would be covered by warranty oh i i you +[462.70 --> 467.86] would hope i think it would be because i've seen some posts saying all this that's kind of stuff's +[467.86 --> 473.24] normally not covered and i've seen counter posts saying no no i had a similar thing happen to me +[473.24 --> 479.42] when my gp went up in flames oh boy and it was an msi one they got covered and then there's also +[479.42 --> 484.70] some questions as they might look into the like like were you super aggressively overclocking it +[484.70 --> 491.60] if he changed the bios on here i'm sure he's screwed um do you think it's an evga warranty thing +[491.60 --> 498.40] or is it it would go back it would go back to evga and then i guess you'd have to see what evga +[498.40 --> 503.84] thought about it but it's not the chip it's the board right and like what kind of a card is it it's +[503.84 --> 512.76] a t-i-x-c sounds like it's probably a evga related problem oh i'm going to guess because if that's not +[512.76 --> 520.58] a reference board that might be something that evga did i have no idea i'm talking out of my my butt +[520.58 --> 526.02] right now it's butt talk uh welcome to the butt show yeah i'm not i'm not super familiar with this +[526.02 --> 529.98] individual card but if that's a non-reference board and that is a non-reference part of the +[529.98 --> 536.94] non-reference board uh then yeah i would contact evga honestly i've had very few computer components +[536.94 --> 542.74] fail on me um and this wasn't even a case where a computer component failed i just called evga +[542.74 --> 546.44] freaked out it's a long story so i'm not going to go into it um i've talked about it on my show before +[546.44 --> 551.86] uh but their customer service was freaking wonderful so i'm sure this dude will be taken care of +[551.86 --> 557.92] um should be okay cool you were talking about other details um +[557.92 --> 566.52] i was like you're saying he was like there or something who was where the kid was there oh +[566.52 --> 571.20] yeah there was uh in his original thread here he says that he was a little freaked out because his +[571.20 --> 577.48] child was like nearby physically close to uh the computer tower when it was happening so +[577.48 --> 583.82] scared the bleep out of me since my kid was right around it when it started to shoot flame +[583.82 --> 589.36] haven't tried to turn the pc back on yeah okay that's probably a decent idea um +[589.36 --> 595.68] so apparently everything was in its stock form so i'm going to assume he +[595.68 --> 600.66] um never even opened it before what +[600.66 --> 610.12] what are you talking about okay he said i was just doing some web browsing wasn't even doing +[610.12 --> 613.52] anything else at the time so he probably wasn't folding he probably wasn't playing a game in the +[613.52 --> 621.88] background whatever everything in its stock form never even opened it before um is it a pre-built +[621.88 --> 627.14] are there even pre-built that have 2080 ti's in them right now +[627.14 --> 632.96] well i'm sure you could get something from like main gear origin any of those guys +[632.96 --> 635.98] what does chat think +[635.98 --> 646.74] the card itself i think opened it but it's kind of like he never opened it up but like yes +[646.74 --> 650.56] it's a weird thing to say +[650.56 --> 656.88] segue segue speaking of weird things +[656.88 --> 663.54] or things that also are smoldering in fire there's a new agreement between amazon and apple +[663.54 --> 669.20] where shoppers will soon see a selection of the latest apple products on amazon.com +[669.20 --> 676.78] now correct me if i'm wrong but historically you can only buy iphones from apple like apple.com or apple +[676.78 --> 706.76] or uh apple like or like if you're gonna go to like t-mobile kiosk style stores so so yeah okay that's an interesting one yeah if you go to a cell phone like a cellular provider yeah you might have it but best buys would have like apple sections of their stores right there would usually be an apple representative there even though you could be helped by for online sales was it always just apple.com okay uh honestly not enough of a mac fanboy to care so i never knew pretty sure +[706.76 --> 712.88] uh but yeah as far as i know anyway you'll be able to buy them now on amazon and this has some serious implications +[712.88 --> 716.50] that's pretty huge especially for the resale for like the refurbished ones +[716.50 --> 733.44] so okay let's just go through this here currently many apple products are only available on amazon through third-party resellers and their prices and conditions vary wildly and that's not apple's way sorry someone someone in the thing is like he paid for he paid for special effects and he got them they're talking about the graphics card +[733.44 --> 740.20] so it's like that that is the best version of rtx you could ever ask for the lighting off of that fire was probably perfect +[740.20 --> 746.10] oh yeah the reflections on the tempered glass yeah they were hyper real you could feel it the heat +[746.10 --> 751.82] yeah yeah sorry sorry keep going apple likes to control all the products right that's why they have authorized resellers and everything +[751.82 --> 762.10] they don't want you to go on ebay and buy a random like the conditions that are they don't want you buying them from other people they don't want you repairing them etc etc they want to control the pipeline +[762.10 --> 770.12] as much as possible so now uh currently today there are resellers there's all sorts of people on the amazon marketplace that are selling +[770.12 --> 780.46] different apple products in various conditions but that will not be the case going forward because the deal will limit resellers of apple and beats products to those authorized by apple +[780.46 --> 788.36] independent sellers of apple products will have their their listings that may be online right now removed after january 4th 2019 +[788.36 --> 797.12] that's pretty soon yeah that's potentially ripping an entire business that could be your livelihood oh yeah 100 and it is for lots and lots of different sellers +[797.12 --> 802.34] um they were all emailed they got an email from um amazon saying that this was the case and the only +[802.34 --> 808.38] the only recourse they have is that well you can apply to apple to become one of their verified resellers +[808.38 --> 812.60] like that's gonna happen yeah no no maybe for a very small minority +[812.60 --> 818.02] um so the reason that this is weird though is because there's something in the u.s that's called +[818.02 --> 822.92] first sale doctrine so the united states supreme court has ruled that people who legally own a product +[822.92 --> 829.66] may legally resell it and federal law protects the right that right under something known as a first sale +[829.66 --> 835.62] doctrine and in quotes from that doctrine is an individual who knowingly purchases a copy of a copyrighted +[835.62 --> 841.44] work from the copyright holder receives the right to sell display or otherwise dispose of that particular +[841.44 --> 845.76] individual copy i don't think that has anything to do with this though it does though because listen +[845.76 --> 854.20] okay so apple can't control that you know um they can't just have their normal authorized resellers +[854.20 --> 858.58] they can't control the secondary market because once you own the thing yourself you can sell it as you want +[858.58 --> 866.00] but if one of the biggest resell markets in the world is amazon.com and if apple enters an agreement +[866.00 --> 871.36] with amazon whereby all the apple products sold on amazon have to adhere to the deal that +[871.36 --> 877.82] they strike thereby they can circumvent absolutely this technically i believe that's legal what would +[877.82 --> 882.36] have to happen here as far as i know is it would have to be shown that amazon is effectively a monopoly +[882.36 --> 888.74] of online sales for them to uh for the law to be able to cover that because right now it's an +[888.74 --> 893.58] individual company being like we don't want to use those people that's completely fine you can decide +[893.58 --> 897.36] that people aren't allowed to sell through your platform that's they're allowed to do that +[897.36 --> 902.76] now okay i'm not saying i necessarily agree with any of this stuff or disagree with it i'm just +[902.76 --> 907.82] saying right now that law won't really affect us because an individual is still completely allowed +[907.82 --> 912.80] to sell that thing just they just won't be able to do that on amazon yeah and amazon does what's the +[912.80 --> 917.88] percentage of online sales that's amazon probably like 70 or something in the for the u.s yeah it's like +[917.88 --> 924.42] over 10 percent of of retail in general i think at this point wow but it's it's huge um this does apply +[924.42 --> 933.10] though to their global um all the the global reach of amazon so that's france germany uk u.s italy spain +[933.10 --> 941.48] japan and india and i don't see canada on that list interestingly um the other thing that's weird +[941.48 --> 947.02] is or i guess expected is that home pod is not going to be sold on amazon because there's a competitor +[947.02 --> 952.60] yeah because they don't because they have the amazon echo they also don't sell the google uh google home +[952.60 --> 959.44] yeah um and so i guess there was another spat that i didn't know about um between apple and amazon +[959.44 --> 969.22] where tv yeah so until last year um you couldn't get apple tv on amazon and so because apple wanted +[969.22 --> 977.22] amazon to sell the tv but in turn amazon wanted the app for amazon prime video to appear on the apple tv +[977.22 --> 983.50] and then apple didn't want that so they so the apple tv was for sale on amazon but then it got pulled +[983.50 --> 990.36] um because bezos said that his reasoning was like if you're buying an apple tv on amazon +[990.36 --> 996.14] the customer it's reasonable for a customer to expect that amazon's properties amazon's video is +[996.14 --> 1000.12] going to be included on this product that you bought from amazon and when that's not happening +[1000.12 --> 1004.88] the user could be disappointed i'm not sure if i totally buy that argument but it's reasonable +[1004.88 --> 1012.58] that was the rationale there um they got past that though so then today you can buy apple tvs on amazon +[1012.58 --> 1019.14] and amazon prime video is on them similar to the spat that they had between um having youtube on amazon +[1019.14 --> 1025.20] was on echoes on the echo show having youtube on the echo show that was the thing between amazon and +[1025.20 --> 1033.02] google someone in chat is saying that rule 12 whatever that means uh of u.s trade law so i guess +[1033.02 --> 1037.74] that's what that means also prevents contracts from limiting third party sale as well that sounds +[1037.74 --> 1042.18] extremely vague and not all-inclusive and i'm sure there's more to that law and i'm sure there's other +[1042.18 --> 1048.80] laws that deal with that law we don't know all of american law no we don't but presumably this deal was +[1048.80 --> 1053.52] made by lawyers yeah on both sides of it probably know what's going on they probably know what that chat +[1053.52 --> 1060.02] guy knows yeah and it appears to be going through yeah i wonder with your point about them being a +[1060.02 --> 1065.60] monopoly i wonder if it's relative to online like they're a monopoly online or is it just broadly +[1065.60 --> 1073.62] in in general uh monopoly law has not been used as much as it used to be used uh it used to be a lot +[1073.62 --> 1080.80] more active in terms of crushing monopolies and stopping monopolies from happening but um for quite a few +[1080.80 --> 1086.50] years now they've been pretty passive about that stuff so not only am i not sure but i don't +[1086.50 --> 1092.38] necessarily know that they would step in anyways and then there's another layer of of uh analysis or +[1092.38 --> 1098.10] whatever where it's like are they a monopoly of specifically selling apple products well i guess +[1098.10 --> 1102.54] that's not even a consideration because apple has a monopoly on selling apple products is every +[1102.54 --> 1109.00] individual business so this actually increases the competition there i wonder also if they're getting a +[1109.00 --> 1116.52] bigger if apple pays less to amazon for each sale than other products they're like look +[1116.52 --> 1120.74] because normally they're getting it directly right they don't have to pay out any middleman at all +[1121.42 --> 1128.56] interesting i don't know i'm sure there's special deals going on i just don't i've i can't imagine +[1128.56 --> 1135.20] what they necessarily are whether it's like you're you're saving on logistics or like maybe all the +[1135.20 --> 1141.78] shipping and handling is going to be handled by apple instead of amazon i would imagine that they're +[1141.78 --> 1148.66] going to have uh fulfillment advantages when it launches you being able to get it in one day +[1148.66 --> 1154.10] rather than you know i pre-ordered it i'm getting mine first but i have to wait until they all reach me +[1154.10 --> 1158.88] amazon's really good at getting things too fast so there'll be some synergies for sure +[1158.88 --> 1166.78] yeah uh people are bringing up law stuff we we are not claiming to know law stuff um someone's +[1166.78 --> 1172.32] saying they're not a monopoly because they're in the international market yeah i have no idea um +[1172.32 --> 1177.66] sounds good though i guess this will be something that we watch unfold over the next little while +[1177.66 --> 1186.00] uh we'll see what happens when i guess on january 4th it'll be interesting yeah that's when the +[1186.00 --> 1192.26] other ones get pulled for sure another interesting thing rumor time valve working on half-life 2 +[1192.26 --> 1199.08] prequel for vr half-life vr yeah uh it's been vr has been interesting for a little while now because +[1199.08 --> 1204.48] um i used to i used to make videos every once in a while i think i made two in total talking about how +[1204.48 --> 1212.24] vr is like kind of dying a little bit at least in terms of its its current hype not in terms of uh vr is +[1212.24 --> 1216.24] like dying with a killing blow i mean they're dying in terms of they're going down it's like +[1216.24 --> 1221.76] cryptocurrency hated me for that it's like it's the future but just stop talking about because it's +[1221.76 --> 1227.90] like it's the future you're right now yeah you're in 1992 yeah yeah yeah uh so and people hated me for +[1227.90 --> 1233.98] that pretty hardcore both times um and i was like guys i'm right and it's still yeah but you have +[1233.98 --> 1238.82] influence so you're like it's like a self-fulfilling prophecy it was bad it was i was a bad person for +[1238.82 --> 1246.18] doing that but um one thing that i held on at that time and i still hold on now is there are +[1246.18 --> 1249.98] certain companies in the space that are going to make sure they keep on pushing forward which is +[1249.98 --> 1256.58] exactly what we need um bethesda while they're they're not always in everyone's good graces uh +[1256.58 --> 1262.46] seem to be holding up that trumpet for vr and just keep pushing keep announcing more games in vr +[1262.46 --> 1267.44] valve keeps on pushing uh it's good this kind of stuff is really awesome to hear i don't necessarily +[1267.44 --> 1272.58] think this is going to like be the the winning ticket that's going to make everyone buy a vr headset +[1272.58 --> 1278.50] um and like continue to consume vr content because that seems to be actually the biggest problem +[1278.50 --> 1285.14] is people buy headsets and then lose interest pretty quick um not everyone calm down i know you like +[1285.14 --> 1291.08] your headset i'm just saying a lot of people um well hold your horses because this could come out +[1291.08 --> 1296.82] in a decade that we have no idea very when this will come out so it could be the case that when +[1296.82 --> 1304.20] it comes out um it's right on some epic wave and the momentum just goes and goes valve time is is +[1304.20 --> 1309.34] very real yes um so this could be this could be forever away uh but yeah they're reportedly working +[1309.34 --> 1316.68] on their own virtual why yeah hooray uh they're reportedly working on their own virtual reality titles to +[1316.68 --> 1321.72] fully take advantage of upcoming hardware like the knuckles controllers which are cool uh including +[1321.72 --> 1330.86] a new half-life game but not three uh according to valve news network valve's own vr headset is deep +[1330.86 --> 1336.48] in development and when it eventually launches it will be bundled with a game probably this one +[1336.48 --> 1342.42] that game is rumored to be half-life vr story and it's said to be a prequel to the events of half-life 2 +[1342.42 --> 1351.14] now a prequel to half-life 2 is not half-life 1 i guess it's half-life 1.5 so i guess like +[1351.14 --> 1358.36] uh the gateway to the other dimensions open but the combine haven't fully taken over earth yet which +[1358.36 --> 1363.64] they did in like seven hours so somewhere in there yeah maybe the whole game takes place over that seven +[1363.64 --> 1371.58] hours maybe i don't know but it's gonna be apparently a first or maybe it's a okay yeah so how do you walk +[1371.58 --> 1376.08] around oh there's multiple different ways you could do that how do you think they'll do it um +[1376.08 --> 1382.86] most i wouldn't be surprised if it was teleportation personally i actually prefer teleportation over +[1382.86 --> 1388.48] like shortwave teleportation have you played doom vr doom no so basically you get your controller and +[1388.48 --> 1392.90] you have like an arc that you can shoot out and it'll put a spot on the ground yeah i've teleported +[1392.90 --> 1397.54] like that in different vr things yeah i personally prefer that over joystick movement joystick movement +[1397.54 --> 1403.44] starts to like mess it's too much yeah i would prefer to teleport and then be able to physically +[1403.44 --> 1410.06] move within whatever my bounds are within my newly teleported space is that how doom does it yeah +[1410.06 --> 1416.34] um we'll have to see though movement in vr is going to be a problem for a while i have no clue how +[1416.34 --> 1422.04] they'll solve it someone will solve it and then it will be glorious movement and uh full body immersion +[1422.04 --> 1427.74] it just seems that even if and when they solve that stuff it's going to be such a high barrier to +[1427.74 --> 1433.12] entry it's going to oh yeah like i'm not even buying the ddr mat or like the wii fit it's like +[1433.12 --> 1438.22] oh that's a whole other couple hundred dollar thing yeah well not not even that not even very likely +[1438.22 --> 1441.76] upgrading your computer i know not necessarily for a lot of people in this audience but for most people +[1441.76 --> 1447.20] upgrading or getting a computer in the first place then having the space for it then the headset +[1447.20 --> 1452.04] itself is really expensive really really expensive and even if it wasn't there's actually a really +[1452.04 --> 1457.58] interesting blog post by palmer lucky uh recently i know he's fairly controversial in a few different +[1457.58 --> 1461.96] ways but if you ignore all of that and just read the blog post it's very interesting i would highly +[1461.96 --> 1469.06] recommend it um where he talks about even if vr headsets were zero dollars it wasn't that title +[1469.06 --> 1474.80] called like free is not cheap enough yeah right and it's it's i very much stand behind a lot of the +[1474.80 --> 1480.74] points that he brings up uh it's it's right now vr is super cool there's a lot of really good +[1480.74 --> 1486.90] experiences you can have in vr uh what is the oh jeez i always forget the name of games uh +[1486.90 --> 1493.66] beat saber oh beat saber is super fun really really cool idea what do you do um you have lightsabers +[1493.66 --> 1498.54] essentially and you have to hit these blocks but you have to hit them in the right direction okay so it +[1498.54 --> 1502.64] brings in a lot of movement you're sort of dancing the music playing it's it's a really good way to get +[1502.64 --> 1509.14] you engaged i know linus plays what i believe is called box vr uh where he literally just boxing +[1509.14 --> 1512.96] and he has a lot of fun with it a lot of people can find something that they really enjoy there's a +[1512.96 --> 1520.10] lot of very cool experiences in vr but most of them are really cool for a very confined amount of time +[1520.10 --> 1525.66] they don't keep you on the headset and getting the headset on most people don't want to wear this big +[1525.66 --> 1530.30] clunky thing on their head the controller's a little wacky there's a lot of problems with vr +[1530.30 --> 1535.44] disconnections uh a lot of people feel a little bit sick still that is still a problem i know it's +[1535.44 --> 1540.40] massively reduced from the past but that is still a problem um it's interesting because there's a lot +[1540.40 --> 1544.80] of factors here where you're you just hear well we should bring back arcades this is conducive to +[1544.80 --> 1550.16] arcades but then there's other things that aren't like the space and like real estate's really expensive +[1550.16 --> 1555.06] if you're going to have a business that is predicated on people coming in and playing vr you're +[1555.06 --> 1560.16] going to need a few setups and each setup needs a pretty big space and eye herpes and eye herpes +[1560.16 --> 1566.32] nobody wants to wear another mask and sweat on your face like it's it's not uh there there's there's a +[1566.32 --> 1571.94] lot of problems with vr right now there's a lot of surmountable problems so that's a good spot to be in +[1571.94 --> 1578.82] we there's definitely a very strong very strong future for vr very strong future for ar uh and a +[1578.82 --> 1586.24] very strong future for eye herpes yeah careful when you're sharing your headsets uh give people +[1586.24 --> 1592.72] to clean the lens off that's a thing by the way google at your own and as far as we know no one +[1592.72 --> 1599.14] contracted eye herpes at the last ltx no no little we had a little wipes on site no reported cases +[1599.14 --> 1606.50] yeah is that a super chat or is that just a tag the pink one it's gone in the chat +[1606.50 --> 1611.18] that those yeah oh that's just because someone's doing at linus tech and twitch chat oh it highlights +[1611.18 --> 1615.04] it with pink okay makes it easier for broadcasters to see when people are talking directly to them +[1615.04 --> 1618.42] instead of people talking amongst themselves that's useful it's a super chats get highlighted in hell +[1618.42 --> 1624.98] don't they yes this is also twitch they don't have uh no they don't have that so if we get on it twitch +[1624.98 --> 1626.84] to here oh here we go +[1626.84 --> 1635.42] don't we i think we read those at the end have you heard of magically yeah yeah i've heard of magically uh +[1635.42 --> 1638.42] let's do ad spots really quick let's jump into that +[1638.42 --> 1641.10] sponsor moss organizer +[1641.10 --> 1646.70] give me one of those i'm gonna give you this one i like this one better one thing i really really like +[1646.70 --> 1649.90] about that one that i bring up every single time they sponsor the show and i think it's the same +[1649.90 --> 1655.10] with all their bags yes it is really bright orange insides i haven't even read what i'm supposed +[1655.10 --> 1661.10] to say yet i just want to bring this up super bright reflective orange insides really cool it looks +[1661.10 --> 1666.94] even more high contrast on the black at the bottom see how you can see the bottom you can see all the +[1666.94 --> 1673.34] way to the bottom every bag should have that yes yeah it's amazing there's no more like oh i can't find +[1673.34 --> 1679.66] this like black pen in the bottom of my bag because my bullet the entire inside of my bag is all black +[1679.66 --> 1685.18] and i can't see black against black very well um so they even have the the black pack but on the inside +[1685.18 --> 1689.90] it's bright orange so you can find things really easily i love it it's so wonderful and it's like +[1689.90 --> 1693.58] slightly reflective so it balances light around really nicely so you can eat things see things +[1693.58 --> 1699.18] really well anyways here's the and if you put an ldt logo on that it would totally match the color scheme +[1699.90 --> 1706.22] just saying we should get patches that people can sew on stuff or we should just get a bag the moss +[1707.26 --> 1711.02] we should we should take this offline but i love that idea i'm trying to think of a clever name +[1711.02 --> 1722.06] that right that puts it yeah 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they feel like it one thing +[1772.70 --> 1778.54] that i don't like about a lot of zippers is when they'll get stuck to the side you know what i mean +[1778.54 --> 1782.38] and then you have to like mess with it and readjust it so you can get it in line so you can pull it +[1782.38 --> 1787.74] properly these don't have that i have that problem on some rain shells yeah or i have to like go like +[1787.74 --> 1793.02] this so my zipper is super straight sideways and stuff and i'll be like oh i mean like when you're +[1793.02 --> 1797.58] trying to zip it up and it gets stuck sideways oh yeah and you have to like rotate it around and +[1797.58 --> 1803.66] get it to these don't have that problem at all happen i love it it's great um the built-in rain fly +[1803.66 --> 1808.38] on the black pack provides extra padding for your electronics when not in use it comes out of the +[1808.38 --> 1814.62] bottom oh so if you like clunk your bag down it's an extra pad your laptop will bounce on that otherwise +[1814.62 --> 1821.10] you just you just put on this so i used to use a cover for my backpack when i was going to school +[1821.10 --> 1827.34] because i was a grocery shopping bag yeah i think it was a garbage bag um so it was much less elegant +[1827.98 --> 1832.06] um but these are actually really smart i used to bike to school so a lot of rain would kick up onto my +[1832.06 --> 1837.42] bag and my what i believe was a garbage bag would keep it clean but i'd have to keep swapping it out +[1837.42 --> 1842.46] because it was a freaking garbage bag so if you have this it's probably better off uh internal mounting for +[1842.46 --> 1848.06] reach c and reach plus power adapters also has a five-year warranty check it out in the links below +[1848.06 --> 1857.10] and get 25 off with offer code linus tech 25 while supplies last boom heck yeah yeah +[1859.66 --> 1866.62] uh madrinas got stuff here whoa these look cool oh i haven't seen that kind of before these look cool 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of cold brew +[1925.02 --> 1932.78] like this with that one um if you are in the usa or canada check out all the details at madrinascoffee.com +[1932.78 --> 1939.66] slash linus and if you have any questions about the coffee or promo shlomo or alex are in chat and +[1939.66 --> 1944.78] we'll be able to answer your questions five gabs of protein shlomo is talking right now so you can +[1944.78 --> 1950.54] you can at shlomo and he will he will address whatever questions you have shlomo the design +[1950.54 --> 1956.86] on these cans are super cool very eye-catching too shlomo there's 10 grams of protein in this puppy +[1956.86 --> 1960.38] oh that's pretty cool wow don't need more shakes +[1963.66 --> 1969.98] oh geez i left up the lower third for the wrong thing we're sorry shlomo here's this one don't hate us +[1969.98 --> 1974.86] shlomo i'm sorry shlomo i'm just gonna leave this one up for a little while um what did you think of +[1974.86 --> 1979.98] it oh it's delicious what is it what flavor is it i was a little vanilla cappuccino yeah vanilla +[1979.98 --> 1984.54] cappuccino i was a little concerned i because i committed to drinking it and then i realized but +[1984.54 --> 1988.62] it's kind of tepid like it didn't come out of the fridge just now but it's kind of cold in this +[1988.62 --> 1993.18] warehouse so it is actually cold to the touch and yeah it's good nice nice nice good that's a good +[1993.18 --> 1999.74] good observation though oh they have a little sweet to bold meter here this is a three out of kind of right in the +[1999.74 --> 2008.62] middle three out of six on the lower end of middle yeah in the sweetness heck yeah okay um +[2008.62 --> 2016.46] moving on to c sonic c sonic 80 plus titanium achieves the highest level of 80 plus certification +[2016.46 --> 2024.46] it's a thick boy level a it operates between 91 and 94 efficiency at all times at any load +[2024.46 --> 2032.06] lambda noise level a plus plus noise output stays below 20 dba during operation fluid dynamic flans +[2032.62 --> 2039.18] flan bearing fan bearing premium hybrid fan control enables users to keep fan noise minimal micro +[2039.18 --> 2046.30] tolerance load regulation extended hold up time 12 freaking years of warranty check it out on csonics +[2046.30 --> 2054.38] website or on amazon um it says at the link below but i don't think that's csonic.com what the heck this +[2054.38 --> 2061.02] thing's autographed what is that just ours whose autograph is that that's linus i'm pretty sure +[2063.26 --> 2070.06] well check it out at the link below maybe wait what so is the box i'm fairly certain that's linus's +[2070.06 --> 2076.78] autograph cool are we giving this oh no still have the stickers on it doesn't have any details in +[2076.78 --> 2082.70] here about us giving it to someone well it's a nice power supply maybe he just wanted to practice that +[2082.70 --> 2086.94] looks so professional even in the placement of the signature yeah it looks like it could have been like +[2087.50 --> 2092.22] printed on there anyways i don't think it is so special that out if you're interested and if you're +[2092.22 --> 2096.70] watching on youtube later for the vod there will be a link in the description for amazon if not i'm sure you +[2096.70 --> 2108.06] can find it super easy um oh yeah here's a pretty easy link lmg.gg slash csonic prime boom plus you +[2108.06 --> 2112.62] get this bag dude the bags are actually really nice because then you throw your spare cables in the bag +[2113.18 --> 2118.94] oh no dude then you never get to use the bag you gotta what do you what do you use the bag for um +[2120.38 --> 2125.98] uh transporting alcohol in public and style oh like whoa is that crown royal no it's +[2126.62 --> 2134.14] it's absolute but it's in this sick bag super nice bag um okay +[2136.70 --> 2140.86] well i'm sure they don't um let's go +[2144.54 --> 2151.98] new folding phone details folding phone seems the samsung folding phone the folding screen the galaxy f +[2151.98 --> 2156.54] are you interested i'm interested most people think it's not cool i think it's super oh i +[2156.54 --> 2162.22] totally want to check that puppy out yeah i remember the last ces we went to there was a zte +[2162.22 --> 2168.54] holding phone and i thought that's probably junk but we checked it out and it was way lighter than i +[2168.54 --> 2174.46] thought and when i opened it it was pretty cool that one has a seam it's actually just two screens and +[2174.46 --> 2179.98] there's a hinge right it was pretty good but this will be next level i think this is going to be a real +[2179.98 --> 2185.02] trendsetter um i wouldn't be surprised if apple well they don't want to cannibalize their ipads +[2185.90 --> 2194.30] but i think this is an amazing product it's got quite a kind of thick boy bezel going on okay so +[2194.30 --> 2197.74] and just the general bezel around the screen bezel around we see that again +[2200.86 --> 2204.94] really that's a pretty that's like a quarter inch or like a half inch top +[2206.06 --> 2210.78] big boy i do i do know when they were showing this off they like dimmed the lights and as far +[2210.78 --> 2215.18] as i know the the body that it's in itself is not fine that's right and you could see the silhouette +[2215.18 --> 2219.74] it was like a brick yeah yeah but people are going to be willing to make trade-offs like that +[2221.02 --> 2227.82] yeah it'll it'll be interesting and they'll iterate on it like that looks you know it's pretty thick +[2228.46 --> 2233.18] like if it's like a full phone of thickness on each side carrying two phones in your pocket all the time +[2233.18 --> 2238.46] what if it's like that thick it's pretty thick like that i mean people have done it like we did it +[2239.02 --> 2243.66] uh dude i've carried multiple phones all the time or like in high school when you had a flip phone they +[2243.66 --> 2249.42] were just different dimensions yeah usually they were really short though the real question is is +[2249.42 --> 2255.42] there is there any use when it's open and you're actually using that beautiful big screen do you +[2255.42 --> 2259.42] care does it offer you any value that looks really big +[2261.98 --> 2265.42] that lock up in that person's hand looks really big i know what that looks like that looks like the +[2265.42 --> 2273.58] size of my wife's note 8 in a giant wallet case that she has okay yeah but then that's it +[2273.58 --> 2280.06] folded so then it's like a book i i think there's use because personally if i'm +[2281.98 --> 2287.98] let's look at the pixel 3 for instance pixel 3 is really small for me yeah one hand i can type on it +[2287.98 --> 2294.62] just fine but i like typing with two hands when i can yeah okay um and i can type with one hand on a +[2294.62 --> 2301.26] pixel 3 xl it's a little bit of a stretch but i can do it just fine do it all the time um but if i had +[2301.26 --> 2307.90] like a big nice screen and i was two hand typing sure why not i don't know man because do you ever +[2307.90 --> 2313.42] turn your try typing on landscape yeah it's gonna be like this wide that's not fine for me it's annoying +[2313.42 --> 2317.50] i got it's like you gotta you can't just think it's gonna you can't just let your thumbs go you have to +[2317.50 --> 2321.18] like tilt your hand to get to the middle yeah i think like +[2321.18 --> 2327.02] yeah but you're a thick boy +[2329.02 --> 2332.94] i just if linus was here he'd have to like take his hand off to get to them but that's the thing +[2332.94 --> 2337.74] that's where like i think uh some of the smaller phone form factors it's kind of sad that they're +[2337.74 --> 2343.74] going away um because sometimes it's nice that like for my daily driver i like bigger phones generally +[2343.74 --> 2347.66] but sometimes it's nice to have a little phone yeah like i want the pixel 3 the small one yeah because +[2347.66 --> 2352.14] i do a lot of one-handed yeah and like i don't have one of those things on the back the rings +[2352.70 --> 2356.78] that you put your fingers through yeah apparently is a godsend it makes you i don't like that makes +[2356.78 --> 2361.42] your big phone one-handable yeah i've tried them out but i've never had one myself apparently i love +[2361.42 --> 2369.42] it if i get it i don't the girlfriend runs one of those she loves it but i just yeah i don't know i i think +[2369.42 --> 2377.42] i think okay but in this situation yeah see it's weird because like that's it he's doing +[2377.42 --> 2381.82] like this like that actually looks pretty small it does not look the same in this photo where +[2381.82 --> 2386.54] he's actually holding it that's that's close so that's a back that's that's a display yeah but uh +[2387.26 --> 2392.30] this one it's closed too and in this one it looks like it's huge but then when he's actually +[2392.30 --> 2399.50] holding that's a rendering though that's true and this is the and that chassis is like not the chassis +[2399.50 --> 2403.18] so it'll probably even be smaller than that i would think so and probably has different different uh +[2403.18 --> 2408.62] bevels and chambers and stuff so what do you think about using matt generally and then opening it up +[2408.62 --> 2413.26] um would you even want to because if you open up you can't like message basically everything i do on +[2413.26 --> 2420.14] my freaking phone is messaging of some sort okay now so this is a second screen right when it's when +[2420.14 --> 2425.34] it's closed there's a secondary screen that you can use and that screen alone is i think like 4.7 +[2425.34 --> 2430.94] inches or something like that which is like pretty big yeah um that's i don't even know why they really +[2430.94 --> 2435.66] have that i mean because there are some phone cases for regular phones that when you close +[2435.66 --> 2440.38] them there's a little window yeah and they work with the phone software to have like notifications +[2440.38 --> 2444.94] and a clock in that little window and i think that would be sufficient this is just like so much more +[2444.94 --> 2450.78] that like at some point why even open it and it's just gonna drain your battery and everything i think +[2452.06 --> 2458.54] i think that's the idea because with this screen yeah that's a lot of screen isn't it geez um with +[2458.54 --> 2463.26] in terms of the battery drain idea i mean it's oh it's oled so it'll turn off it can be completely +[2463.26 --> 2471.02] off yeah i'd be scared about breaking it more than the battery but um with this screen if you need to +[2471.02 --> 2477.50] one hand you can really easily you don't lose that functionality i don't know i i really don't know if +[2477.50 --> 2481.34] i would buy it who do you think it's very interesting you think it's like kind of like the blackberry market +[2481.34 --> 2487.26] those people who actually want to run a spreadsheet dude i think it's gonna be massive in korea korea has +[2487.26 --> 2492.06] korea and like i'm not surprised samsung's making it korea has always loved gigantic phones +[2492.78 --> 2498.54] absolutely monstrous sized phones and like it was really the first time i was in korea you see people +[2498.54 --> 2502.86] with like tv antennas off their phones yeah yeah they had a whole different broadcasting yeah yeah +[2503.66 --> 2508.54] but like but like huge format phones were massive there can we go back to because what about um +[2509.42 --> 2514.86] you know people are streaming more and more of their devices what about content consumption if you turn +[2514.86 --> 2520.14] that puppy sideways what aspect ratio is that like four by three or something oh boy i don't know +[2521.18 --> 2526.54] like you're gonna get some you're gonna get some black bars one thing i really like about this +[2526.54 --> 2532.38] open format though is split screen stuff yeah which was really cool in the zte one that we tried yeah +[2533.02 --> 2536.78] it's there's a lot of cases that it's useful to have like your calendar open and your email or +[2536.78 --> 2541.10] something like that if i can be messaging and like almost let's say almost +[2541.10 --> 2547.42] like separate desktop style split screen a little bit more aggressive than they currently have because +[2547.42 --> 2551.82] if you know like the floating do you have facebook messenger on your phone have you had a chat heads +[2551.82 --> 2556.38] yeah i hate those if you have chat heads open i understand that you hate them but if you have them +[2556.38 --> 2561.02] open and when you expand it it doesn't fill your whole screen it just fills up like the messaging +[2561.02 --> 2565.66] portion of your screen yeah you can be watching a video and be doing email and have the chat head +[2565.66 --> 2572.30] annoying you all the time and and like it that sounds very cool for productivity be able to watch +[2572.30 --> 2579.02] or observe something it kind of screws youtube uh you need to have the premium youtube in order to be +[2579.02 --> 2584.54] watching a video and minimize the app and do other things on your phone with this you just keep it open +[2585.58 --> 2590.62] although the youtube app doesn't support split screen right so would you have to support split screen +[2591.42 --> 2595.10] for you to be able to that's why i said i almost want to be a better version where it's like multi desktop +[2595.66 --> 2603.66] uh like separated i think that's how yeah i don't think it's the same as actual android split +[2603.66 --> 2609.42] screen if i remember the zte one they had uh buttons along the bottom to choose what you wanted +[2609.42 --> 2616.78] so one button was like put my whole thing as one screen one button was make it a and b yeah because +[2616.78 --> 2622.46] with with like an a and b setup youtube might not be able to say no yeah because i don't think it's +[2622.46 --> 2626.06] actually the same as android split screen and then they had a third button that was a and a +[2626.06 --> 2631.26] and because with that phone you could put it in like tent mode so i could put it here and you +[2631.26 --> 2635.98] could watch it and i could watch it kind of an edge case pretty weird let's have our let's watch this +[2635.98 --> 2640.14] together but from really far away it's just like you don't have to go like this to watch a video we +[2640.14 --> 2643.18] can just like hey check out this video and i can hold my phone like that and we're both watching it +[2643.18 --> 2649.98] sure okay i can look in your eyes his eyes are smiling he likes this part does he like this music +[2649.98 --> 2657.34] video i can feel his breath getting heavier oh my god um i mean that's useful like on a train or +[2657.34 --> 2665.34] something right sure yeah i could see people doing it it's just not 100 my thing um anyway okay no but +[2665.34 --> 2673.02] the new things were that it's called f which is not that sexy no yo is that the f you're an f bro +[2673.02 --> 2678.54] sounds kind of like s but it's less cool f bomb yeah and uh the other new thing is the price +[2680.62 --> 2688.86] whoa i had not looked at that yet oh i'm not buying this phone one thousand seven hundred seventy +[2688.86 --> 2695.82] dollar i get it i'm not gonna buy it i understand the price i understand why it has to be that +[2695.82 --> 2702.38] expensive you got so many screens that thing's huge you're probably gonna need the r and the r d like +[2702.38 --> 2705.90] they've been working on this for years they're not gonna sell that many of them it's such a premium +[2705.90 --> 2713.10] device yes it's i get it but holy crap it's amazing that they're like beating apple in their own game +[2713.10 --> 2720.22] in a way i love how some people in in chat have started saying f for the price so like like f to +[2720.22 --> 2724.94] pay respects so it's like i have to pay respects for this phone called an f i love that i want to riff +[2724.94 --> 2731.98] on this apple angle though um it's interesting because right now you're seeing smartphones flatten +[2731.98 --> 2737.58] out it's a mature market yes everyone in the dog is making them yeah um when a new category gets kind +[2737.58 --> 2743.34] of forged by the innovator usually having a vertically integrated product gives you an +[2743.34 --> 2747.66] advantage because when your your company is handling all the different parts of it then you get this kind +[2747.66 --> 2752.30] of performance delta that you benefit from and that's what iphones benefited from for years and they're +[2752.30 --> 2760.06] losing that performance delta now as as the product gets commoditized and yet now you're seeing samsung +[2760.06 --> 2766.70] which actually is also a vertically integrated phone company in ways different to apple apple has the +[2766.70 --> 2772.94] hardware and software integration samsung has has a hardware integration across the stack like they +[2772.94 --> 2776.38] make the screens they make all these other components they make more of their phone's +[2776.38 --> 2781.42] components than any other cell phone maker out there as far as i know and so it's a different type of +[2781.42 --> 2786.78] vertical integration and in this case it's still in 2018 giving them a performance delta where they're +[2786.78 --> 2792.86] the ones who get to actually innovate um not by just like removing headphone jacks and actually put +[2792.86 --> 2798.22] out this this crazy uh perhaps revolutionary or at least evolutionary product which is pretty cool +[2798.22 --> 2804.94] and they're also beating apple in their own game insofar as finding a way to charge a butt ton of money +[2804.94 --> 2810.94] for a phone yeah whereas like with apple they've kind of got all the apple customers in the world that +[2810.94 --> 2816.30] exist and now they're just trying to squeeze more money per customer and by pushing the price up to +[2816.30 --> 2824.30] 1500 for the new 10s at almost two grand that's that's going to be more than like a not not a +[2824.30 --> 2829.98] majority at all but a significant notable percentage of the amount of people watching this show it'll be +[2829.98 --> 2839.34] more than their first car definitely more than the desktop 1770 us dollars yeah like i think that's about +[2839.34 --> 2849.18] that's about the um global monthly income the global average monthly income yeah so that's crazy uh okay +[2849.18 --> 2855.66] put it this way though if you're gonna get the most expensive iphone 10s max it's more than 256 gigabyte +[2855.66 --> 2864.06] version it's like 1550 would you spend an extra 100 or 200 to get this well i wouldn't get a max +[2865.26 --> 2868.54] so it's like a bit of a difficult question but i understand where you're coming from +[2868.54 --> 2873.82] and maybe i also think it might have a really good space not that the space isn't even going to +[2873.82 --> 2881.98] necessarily be around for all that long um but if you gave this phone to someone who had like who was +[2881.98 --> 2888.78] who did not grow up with phones and was somewhat vision impaired by a little bit the like expanded +[2888.78 --> 2893.34] icon version on this phone is gonna be awesome okay you take this thing out of your pocket you unfold it +[2893.34 --> 2898.30] and you just have this huge screen if you need to peck type it's gonna be easy i think +[2898.30 --> 2901.50] there's gonna be certain demographics i love this phone i think uh there's a lot of people in the +[2901.50 --> 2906.78] world where their phone is their computer yeah i think there's business people like they're gonna +[2906.78 --> 2911.26] have like the blackberry market like every real estate agent is gonna have this phone because they +[2911.26 --> 2915.18] like to flex and because you know they got to open up their day planner and it'd be awesome to have +[2915.18 --> 2921.90] your calendar open that big uh yeah brew i can't read the rest of your name because it blends in with the +[2921.90 --> 2928.70] pinkish hue of that message really aggressively uh yeah i'm not i wouldn't get a a max largely because +[2928.70 --> 2935.90] i don't like uh samsung software he was like would would get a max but wouldn't buy or but is interested +[2935.90 --> 2941.58] in a pixel 3xl first of all not really pixel 3xls are kind of a disaster i think all phones right now +[2941.58 --> 2950.70] are a little derp but yeah whatever uh i'm sitting on an original pixel xl wow with like a cracked screen +[2951.26 --> 2955.82] and a basically fried out battery and i just don't really want to do you think this thing's +[2955.82 --> 2961.58] gonna have junk battery life on the one hand it's pretty big maybe it has two batteries +[2962.14 --> 2965.82] on the other hand it has three big screens but they're oleds they can turn off +[2966.70 --> 2972.78] yeah if you have two batteries and you usually just use the one screen +[2972.78 --> 2979.74] like you could drag that battery out for a long time a bit cool although i think you'll notice +[2979.74 --> 2985.02] like significant decrease in battery oh yeah start unfolding it very often yeah yeah that's gonna be +[2985.02 --> 2992.86] pretty oof i hope it has a satisfying click when you open it bam yeah yeah yeah that's what it's all +[2992.86 --> 2997.90] about or what if you put a ring on the back of it and you can just take it out of your pocket with one +[2997.90 --> 3003.42] hand and go that would hell yeah honestly that would possibly sell it if you're watching if +[3003.42 --> 3007.66] samsung's watching is that good that's your ad right there that's your commercial +[3007.66 --> 3014.62] i could be like zoro that's your that's your unlock +[3017.18 --> 3024.62] that's so sweet uh talking about so sweet rtx in battlefield 5 finally you'll be able to use your +[3024.62 --> 3031.10] thingamajiggy the first unless your graphics card lit on fire if it's not ashes you can finally play a +[3031.10 --> 3040.54] a publicly available official title with rtx on ha paired with geforce uh 4 16.94 wickle drivers uh +[3040.54 --> 3048.86] windows 10 1809 and patch battlefield 5 you haven't heard that no i've never heard that yeah um +[3048.86 --> 3052.14] you'll be in for a surprise the performance drops roughly 50 percent +[3052.14 --> 3060.46] hey man whatever man +[3064.70 --> 3070.54] it costs a lot to look this good we got some actual frame frame rate numbers here oh my god +[3071.66 --> 3076.30] so there's a link if you click through to the the second source you can actually see some screens +[3076.30 --> 3084.38] of there was a bug that prevented them from testing a medium sure yeah okay uh yeah apparently what +[3084.38 --> 3089.02] happened was what they um when they tried to set it to medium it would actually just keep the settings +[3089.02 --> 3093.02] from the last one they were on so if they went from low to medium it would show it would just run it +[3093.02 --> 3099.66] low and if they went from high to medium it would run it high oh okay so if they were running with the +[3099.66 --> 3106.22] ray tracing off with their at 1080p with their 2080 ti which i can tell you i've played a bit about +[3106.22 --> 3115.10] battlefield 5 looks beautiful well it can look more beautiful if you don't want 158.8 frames per +[3115.10 --> 3125.34] second and you're like hey i'll take 65 who has a 2080 ti and a 1080p screen unless you're going for +[3125.34 --> 3131.82] a crazy high refresh rate at which point in time you're not turning on rtx or you're not turning on +[3131.82 --> 3139.74] ray tracing i should say more specifically yeah well you can you can run in 4k at 30 fps hey man that +[3139.74 --> 3146.70] used to be enough not really actually if you go really far back in gaming like original i think +[3146.70 --> 3156.70] it was mario kart and stuff was still 60 but you could do 4k with um rtx on low or dxl dxr on low or medium +[3156.70 --> 3163.58] it provided medium works because they have given us levels that you can do off low medium high and ultra +[3164.22 --> 3173.26] and um so 4k ultra is 30 fps is that right that's right so turning on ray tracing at all you get a no +[3173.26 --> 3176.78] matter what level you get a huge reduction they should have shown us +[3176.78 --> 3185.02] yeah i want more stuff than this go to go to here there's tons of stuff is there more yeah they did +[3185.02 --> 3193.82] if there's a full yeah just i got i got i'm right there yeah just touch it you got the touch screen +[3193.82 --> 3197.90] hold on um so this is the visuals if you go to the bottom okay hold on hold on hold on +[3197.90 --> 3205.98] expand some of those it looks cool click they're not the same screenshots no this is all this this +[3205.98 --> 3210.86] isn't a side-by-side comparison this is just all on oh okay okay but if you go to the bottom there's +[3210.86 --> 3213.98] a table of contents thing and you can go to performance and see all this side by side +[3215.10 --> 3221.42] maybe of what though i think it's ultra and low yeah versus ultra this is not that much of a difference +[3221.42 --> 3230.14] between low and ultra so if you're gonna throw that's ultra so if you're looking at the reflection +[3230.14 --> 3233.10] in the if you look at the reflection in the window that reflection is all still there +[3234.94 --> 3240.94] that's so cool though with rtx hey you can't that's seen unrelated things oh no no that's not true i just +[3240.94 --> 3246.86] didn't see them the first time so the light on these like little metal bars show up a lot more +[3247.82 --> 3252.70] it's so cool that it doesn't look better you can look through a window that's transparent and +[3252.70 --> 3256.62] even though you're looking through and seeing the environment through the window you're still you're +[3256.62 --> 3260.38] also seeing the reflection of the stuff behind you that wasn't possible before and that's so +[3260.38 --> 3265.26] realistic it's super cool and you get that regardless of its lower ultra so i think a lot of +[3265.26 --> 3271.42] people are end up turning it on and running it out low it's pretty awesome how uh it makes it worse +[3271.42 --> 3276.70] competitively that's pretty cool i hope a lot of you guys turn that on so i can kill you +[3276.70 --> 3281.34] more easily in the game um memory usage +[3284.22 --> 3285.18] performance +[3289.50 --> 3295.34] ultra ultra ultra where's like uh scroll more or you're at the bottom already that's it +[3296.54 --> 3301.58] we look so if it says ultra up here is that assuming dxr is on ultra no no no no here it is +[3301.58 --> 3307.18] that means the game's running at ultra 20 70 but then it stops detail right that's because this +[3307.18 --> 3312.94] is off and then it's getting higher details so where's 20 this is a little messy guys well it's +[3312.94 --> 3318.46] all the different cards right 28 dxr this is what are you looking for ultra it's like up here +[3318.46 --> 3325.18] i don't see any more 20 ti ti ultra right there medium +[3328.06 --> 3334.46] huh oh right because the medium was glitched or whatever right yeah so dxr low +[3337.18 --> 3341.90] what oh that's 2070 they don't have 2080 ti with dxr low +[3341.90 --> 3347.42] yeah they do it's uh it's uh farther down this way oh derp i'm still reading this backwards +[3349.02 --> 3358.62] ultra high so there's 0.5 fps difference between ultra and high for dxr at 4k this is 1440 yeah +[3360.06 --> 3365.42] 20 ti dxr high 52.6 fps +[3365.42 --> 3374.14] so you'll have to and then medium still bugs damn it so it's the the sweet spot above the sweet +[3374.14 --> 3382.62] spots probably luckily with my monitor haha 1440p uh 20 ti dxr on medium once it actually works you'll +[3382.62 --> 3390.46] be above 60 fps and you'll still have dxr on and i guess low is still pretty nice i will note that there +[3390.46 --> 3394.30] is actually a pretty major difference i agree with you if you want those reflections and stuff just having +[3394.30 --> 3402.70] it on a minimum is is pretty cool but in those side by sides especially the bars in the window +[3402.70 --> 3410.70] that actually stood out to me a lot yeah like if you're just going for realism that looks that looks +[3410.70 --> 3415.18] nice you can barely see the bars on the window on the first one and they really stand on the second +[3415.18 --> 3418.94] one whether or not okay to be completely honest whether or not that's a good thing whether or not +[3418.94 --> 3423.66] that's actually realistic i don't know because if they're black bars that's how they would look +[3424.30 --> 3428.38] right well yeah who knows i don't know what materials with bars are supposed to be and i +[3428.38 --> 3432.38] don't know if there's a light directly shining on the yeah i don't know either so we can't i can't +[3432.38 --> 3438.78] really tell i don't know turn it on during the campaign yeah that sucker on low online yeah and let +[3438.78 --> 3444.94] the frames rip and like in this situation the gun it looks different uh is it supposed to be that +[3444.94 --> 3449.58] dirty or is it supposed to be shiny like this i don't know they can both be fairly realistic +[3449.58 --> 3457.10] i'm not sure but i would play around with it in single player you will be literally better off +[3457.10 --> 3463.66] turning it off in multiplayer we've talked about that in the past and one final thing to wrap up um +[3464.30 --> 3473.66] stan lee died this week guys he was 95 yeah he died on monday luckily i will say like obviously it's sad +[3473.66 --> 3481.42] um but we have to look back on the positive stuff he lived a long and very fulfilling life i think +[3482.30 --> 3487.58] and i think what a legend yeah exactly rest in power stanley exactly what a legend like it's so +[3487.58 --> 3493.26] crazy when you're a kid and you're watching uh let's say you're watching like a spider-man 90s +[3493.98 --> 3500.94] cartoon yeah and any of these heroes is is presented with a dilemma there's a the right thing to do and the +[3500.94 --> 3509.42] wrong thing to do and not only these shows kind of kind of teach kids the idea of what the right +[3509.42 --> 3515.26] thing to do is but that you watch enough of these that you're sitting there as a child and you know +[3515.26 --> 3520.22] what the right thing to do is and you know the hero is going to do that thing it's just so crazy that um +[3521.18 --> 3529.42] a person can take part in creating the mythology of our entire society it's nuts that's crazy he did a lot +[3529.42 --> 3534.86] he did that uh people like him do that i guess disney that kind of stuff does that but um +[3535.98 --> 3541.90] that's just like the entire imagination of the culture he lived a long life he impacted more lives +[3541.90 --> 3547.74] than the vast majority of people ever like a vast vast majority of people ever in a positive way +[3548.30 --> 3553.98] and uh i think he made a lot of uh really really really cool things that will live on for a very long +[3553.98 --> 3558.38] time speaking of cool things uh netflix added a feature where if you're in your search bar you type +[3558.38 --> 3564.62] in excelsior with an exclamation point um which is stanley's catchphrase he used to sign off um his +[3564.62 --> 3570.94] articles with that yeah it will just bring up all the marvel uh oh that's cool search results there +[3570.94 --> 3574.38] your results are going to vary depending on the region you're in but just a little easter egg which +[3574.38 --> 3582.14] is pretty cool and i got some little stanley facts here okay go okay uh did you know that he's been in 16 +[3582.14 --> 3588.94] marvel films since the first uh 2000s x-men uh and because he does those cameos right yeah they're +[3588.94 --> 3594.78] actually in the contract really there's a contract that stipulates he has to appear in every film +[3594.78 --> 3600.38] that's uh based on the character he created isn't that awesome that's cool that's probably my favorite +[3600.38 --> 3606.06] one there's a couple other facts and you guys can check out um oh yeah there's actually three cameos +[3606.06 --> 3612.54] still to come and i was also gonna actually ask this question you know how star wars did like cgi +[3613.18 --> 3618.54] oh yeah people yeah passed away what would you think if they just kept cameoing stanley +[3620.06 --> 3625.74] honestly kind of cool that would be kind of cool i think it makes sense personally there's an there's +[3625.74 --> 3633.58] a interview with um who is it the person who took over like the current ceo of marvel and he's he's he +[3633.58 --> 3639.66] apparently visited stanley before like two days before he passed away and he said that he was he +[3639.66 --> 3645.34] was still talking about even though he had like accepted uh allegedly accepted his fate he was still +[3645.34 --> 3650.06] talking about doing future cameos because he just it was like he loved doing the cameos as long as he +[3650.06 --> 3653.90] didn't have to travel it was like his like favorite thing to do so i think it would be kind of cool +[3653.90 --> 3659.74] i think it makes sense i feel like it's something he would want to do i feel like even though he his body +[3659.74 --> 3665.98] is now gone the the things he created still live on and i think he would want to be a part of it +[3665.98 --> 3670.14] personally and he is going to appear in ralph breaks the internet the sequel to wreck it ralph +[3670.14 --> 3675.02] he's going to be in spider-man into the spot or yeah into the spider-verse is the next spider-man +[3675.02 --> 3678.70] movie i guess and he might end up being in avengers 4 which is coming out in may +[3679.66 --> 3683.82] and but going with what you're talking about he actually is immortalized in the amazing spider-man game +[3684.38 --> 3687.74] from i believe 2017 because there's like some dlc where you can play as +[3687.74 --> 3693.10] stan lee and you can like web sling around we have we have that link you can check it on on youtube +[3693.10 --> 3696.62] i i don't know we don't have it linked well you can google it that's awesome no we do have a link +[3696.62 --> 3702.62] there it is there's a youtube clip speaking of crazy stuff detective pikachu do we want to +[3703.58 --> 3709.50] i don't know there's a kind of an uncanny valley thing going on with those pokemon it's weird it's weird +[3709.50 --> 3715.02] i don't know if there is a good way to do this i'm not going to see this movie guys you're not going to +[3715.02 --> 3720.46] see it i'll see it if the reviews are off the chain but they're not it's going to be junk +[3722.94 --> 3723.50] it's going to be +[3726.46 --> 3732.14] okay from the director some of the okay some of the some of the pokemon are weird that's i think my +[3732.14 --> 3738.14] biggest problem with it like the what is it mr mine an evie the mr mine's hands that's that's what +[3738.14 --> 3744.38] i'm saying with uncanny valley they have like this realistic skin it's kind of creepy even even pikachu's +[3744.38 --> 3753.10] like dude like too high res my man but what did you want i i don't think there's a charmander is +[3753.10 --> 3760.22] like oh they look weird or not the charmander the uh charizard the bolster's like what that thing's +[3760.22 --> 3764.22] really weird i think it's an evie i'm not even sure greninja looks fine to be completely honest +[3764.22 --> 3772.38] i don't know they should have gotten a side duck oh yeah it's weird so weird charizard looks good +[3773.58 --> 3780.86] he's at the end yeah mr mr mr mine's hands the rest of it i don't actually bother see all the like +[3780.86 --> 3785.98] weird like this is definitely a glove wrinkles oh yeah it's weird +[3785.98 --> 3793.98] weird i don't know man from the director who brought you such classics as shark tales monsters +[3793.98 --> 3797.74] versus aliens gulliver's travels and goosebumps +[3801.50 --> 3804.46] i mean he looks so weird +[3804.46 --> 3813.18] you look so weird do you think that they're consistent at least like what the heck +[3816.14 --> 3821.58] that looks like that painting the scream yeah yeah yeah do you think that there's consistency +[3821.58 --> 3826.86] across the different pokemon do you know they have artistic uh harmony no you think they all look +[3826.86 --> 3833.90] like one-offs kind of yeah yeah i don't know i'm not that into it i don't know what chat necessarily +[3833.90 --> 3842.22] thinks if this gets a rotten tomatoes of plus 75 and an imdb of over seven i'll go so you're not going +[3844.22 --> 3849.34] it's gonna be junk a lot of people are pissed that it's ryan ryan reynolds they don't think i don't +[3849.34 --> 3856.38] know they don't think he fits i think it's okay i don't care him being pikachu yeah i think that's +[3856.38 --> 3861.58] maybe a little weird i feel like he'd be better as like meowth or something big time big time +[3861.58 --> 3867.10] better as meowth yeah yeah like a more playful kind of character pikachu was always very i don't know +[3867.10 --> 3874.46] he's a little more cutesy yeah like very much so who would do a good pikachu i have no idea +[3878.78 --> 3885.34] linus someone beloved yeah maybe a higher voice i don't know i feel like a higher voice because ryan +[3885.34 --> 3891.66] reynolds is just ryan reynolds in every movie you know yeah yeah yeah yeah i feel like a higher voice +[3892.14 --> 3900.06] um probably someone with a little bit less like yeah the ryan reynolds style a little bit i love +[3900.06 --> 3905.74] ryan reynolds ryan if you're watching this local boy no hate hell yeah and you're not just ryan reynolds +[3905.74 --> 3910.46] i've seen you in amityville horror it was really good you were serious it was good but i don't think +[3910.46 --> 3914.94] he's pikachu i think he could pull off to be honest quite a few different pokemon very well +[3915.58 --> 3921.50] especially the ones that talk like meowth yeah um i can't think of who would be a good meowth i think +[3921.50 --> 3926.14] is like typecasted perfectly but there's i think there's a few others that would play really well +[3926.14 --> 3932.62] with ryan reynolds style give him a squirtle even hell yeah let him squirtle squad leader ryan reynolds +[3932.62 --> 3937.02] with those sunglasses so don't deal with the sunglasses come on those triangle ones yeah +[3937.58 --> 3942.38] he could pull that off so well i just i don't personally think pikachu was the right decision +[3942.38 --> 3947.26] here i think him being in the movie 100 give me a pokemon movie where ryan reynolds is the voice of +[3947.26 --> 3952.54] every pokemon that's it except to be honest that would be funny in its own right i'm like a lot of +[3952.54 --> 3958.14] people are saying danny devito oh wow that was that's brutal but it's funny someone dubbed someone +[3958.14 --> 3965.34] put some danny devito lyrics with pikachu and it's pretty funny yeah that's enough that's it that's +[3965.34 --> 3970.78] it for the show i hope you liked it if you did come back next week and then i'm gonna press this button +[3972.06 --> 3977.10] what about super chats uh did anyone even super chat us oh yeah +[3979.10 --> 3980.14] super chat +[3980.14 --> 4000.94] let's okay so let's let's go through some of these personally i think that ray tracing is just a +[4000.94 --> 4008.70] distraction to moore's uh okay we can't really increase performance anymore uh you can we're doing +[4008.70 --> 4016.06] what we can yeah uh one ui touchwiz is pretty clean i don't like touchwiz um thank you all for +[4016.06 --> 4021.58] the donations by the way shout out to you guys and linus love what you do keep it up we need you guys +[4021.58 --> 4027.66] to hold manufacturers to the fire yeah get past their marketing bs yeah a quality product certainly +[4027.66 --> 4033.66] deserves attention shout out to linus shout out linus yeah linus um +[4033.66 --> 4038.86] but he's in korea he's not here +[4041.42 --> 4047.58] any more four of those signed 850 watt psus are being given away entries are closed though got it +[4047.58 --> 4052.46] who said that mate so he probably knows what he's talking about ah yeah i would i would i would +[4052.46 --> 4058.54] classify that as like a certified mape certified yeah we should get a stamp mape certified i'd be down +[4058.54 --> 4065.42] i'd be 100 down um first time caller long time listener what's your favorite meme to use when +[4065.42 --> 4074.06] the opportunity arises what did you say the favorite what's your favorite meme meme yeah oh jays i like +[4074.06 --> 4080.86] the uh oh that is pretty good that kid is pretty good that kid's pretty good when i'm trying to be +[4080.86 --> 4087.90] savage i really like that one that's that guy he's like it gives you these eyes and he's like okay +[4089.10 --> 4095.66] you know there's a i think so yeah oh yes yes yes yes yes he does a little bit of an eye roll thing +[4095.66 --> 4100.54] i was like yeah yeah yeah that one's insulting someone insulted me with it once and i was like +[4100.54 --> 4106.86] oh that's a savage one my my favorite two are the why not both taco girl did you see our one which i +[4106.86 --> 4110.54] thought that was hilarious because that's what definitely one of my favorite memes i saw you +[4110.54 --> 4116.30] guys did that that's great and then the other one is probably it's like a i think it's a husky +[4116.30 --> 4120.94] and it's just sitting there like this and it says k like q u e with a bunch of question marks all +[4120.94 --> 4127.18] over the place there's a new one this is this is to see a channel super fun with alex's potato can +[4128.22 --> 4131.74] don't let alex see that nice we should do as a floor plan exclusive maybe +[4131.74 --> 4140.62] uh yes if linus was potus we'd have coherent tweets he can't be so he gets ripped to us +[4143.98 --> 4146.94] he does want to do politics though i think he might in the future +[4147.82 --> 4152.54] in his when he's old when he's too old for youtube yeah that'd be interesting +[4152.54 --> 4157.42] i wouldn't vote for him though just to troll him +[4161.18 --> 4167.26] can ldt look into the molecule air purifier no that's not a that's not a second guy there's no +[4167.26 --> 4175.34] way it's the same dude yeah yeah i think we did don't forget to feed nana anthony needs su's something +[4175.34 --> 4182.22] i don't know what's going on here um can you guys chill for like 15 to 30 seconds when you start +[4182.22 --> 4186.78] the stream we on twitch have to watch an ad and miss out on those valuable seconds i don't think we +[4186.78 --> 4196.14] can chill nah sorry sorry guys i appreciate the idea though someone said i'm pooing that's good i mean +[4196.14 --> 4203.98] mobile phones it's pretty cool i'm peeing right now wow that's impressive to be completely honest and +[4203.98 --> 4208.62] soon it'll be cold and i will have to go good morning from india what's up what's up dude what's +[4208.62 --> 4216.78] up india um subscribe to pewdiepie i heard he needs more indian subscribers um anyways to cap that off +[4216.78 --> 4219.90] though i will see you guys next time next friday diff --git a/AMD Stock SOARS - Intel TANKS - July 27, 2018_transcript.txt b/AMD Stock SOARS - Intel TANKS - July 27, 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e460fce18994a6d2f37445acd605af218d426c61 --- /dev/null +++ b/AMD Stock SOARS - Intel TANKS - July 27, 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1462 @@ +[0.00 --> 5.24] And you can really see this epic dent I have on my nose right now +[5.24 --> 11.00] because I actually don't remember if it's from James dropping a sound bar on my face +[11.00 --> 13.14] or if it was from something else. +[13.42 --> 13.80] What? +[13.80 --> 16.26] But I got hit in the face kind of a couple times. +[16.50 --> 18.78] Because don't sound bars usually get mounted low? +[20.28 --> 20.88] No, no, no. +[21.34 --> 26.60] I mean, he was holding it and dropped it on my face. +[27.80 --> 28.32] Why? +[28.32 --> 32.60] Okay, so I will admit that this was at least partially my fault. +[32.90 --> 34.80] And I'm not victim blaming. +[36.72 --> 37.64] Victim blaming yourself? +[37.82 --> 38.84] Well, I provoked him. +[41.02 --> 44.20] I wore clothes that made it look like I wanted a sound bar. +[44.24 --> 48.22] I should have known that when he gets a sound bar in his hands, +[48.80 --> 50.24] I better steer clear. +[51.66 --> 53.82] So I'm not saying that at all. +[53.82 --> 65.60] I'm saying that it was actually a coordinated effort to capture a shot that I actually was at least... +[65.60 --> 67.38] Of a sound bar falling through the air? +[67.60 --> 70.74] Well, the sound bar was supposed to fall into my hands. +[70.74 --> 72.68] Okay. +[72.68 --> 78.90] So the idea was, because it was difficult with the framing of the shot for James to just... +[78.90 --> 80.00] Like, I mean, so imagine this. +[80.06 --> 82.24] I'm sitting here hosting a video to you right now. +[82.38 --> 84.16] And I want a sound bar to fall into my hands. +[84.40 --> 87.62] He can't just stand right there because then his butt's taking up the whole frame. +[87.62 --> 91.30] So he's standing like kind of behind me and like off to the side. +[91.48 --> 92.12] And like over and arched over. +[92.12 --> 93.56] And it's kind of hard to hold this thing. +[93.62 --> 97.72] And it's also hard for him to eyeball where exactly is down. +[98.42 --> 100.82] Now, I think it was a team fail. +[103.90 --> 107.12] Over Killington says, your nose is really big, huh? +[107.80 --> 108.14] Yeah. +[108.44 --> 109.12] So it's funny. +[109.34 --> 110.78] You know, I'm going to tell a different story now. +[110.78 --> 117.78] Because I remember having this conversation with my mother at one point when I was in high school. +[118.52 --> 121.80] And I said, something, something, something. +[122.16 --> 122.50] Yeah. +[122.68 --> 127.18] I took the picture this way, like from the front. +[127.34 --> 130.46] Because from the side, you can tell I have a really big nose. +[130.50 --> 131.62] And she goes, you don't have a big nose. +[131.90 --> 133.94] And I go, yeah, I do. +[134.04 --> 135.60] And she goes, no, that's not true. +[135.64 --> 137.04] And I go, all right, watch. +[138.62 --> 140.56] And she goes, wow, you've got a really big nose. +[140.56 --> 141.34] I went, yes, I know. +[141.42 --> 141.82] Thank you. +[142.16 --> 144.20] I told you I have a big nose. +[144.34 --> 147.12] I don't need you to inform me I have a big nose. +[147.56 --> 149.22] I'm well aware of the situation. +[149.52 --> 150.20] That's amazing. +[150.56 --> 152.74] Anyway, so back to the soundbar fail. +[152.86 --> 155.48] So James is holding this soundbar above me. +[155.72 --> 158.46] And it's kind of hard for him to line it up in his defense. +[159.02 --> 161.20] He also didn't do an amazing job. +[161.90 --> 162.12] Okay. +[162.34 --> 163.98] So the idea was I'm leaning forward. +[164.08 --> 165.80] I'm talking about this other soundbar. +[166.06 --> 168.28] And then I'm supposed to kind of lean back. +[168.28 --> 171.32] And another soundbar is supposed to fall into my hands. +[172.06 --> 180.56] Now, I also didn't lean back as far as I could have because I was a little bit concerned about leaning out of the focus of the camera. +[180.56 --> 185.66] And when you're trying to pull off a coordinated shot. +[186.08 --> 187.32] Like, you know, when you do the, like, here. +[190.50 --> 191.32] Here, here, here. +[191.74 --> 193.90] Madrina is just one of our sponsors today. +[193.98 --> 196.80] So here, take a Madrina's and then hit me with it. +[197.56 --> 197.92] Boom. +[197.92 --> 202.78] Like, when you're trying to pull off the, like, the no look, like, uh, yeah, we got that. +[202.92 --> 203.70] We didn't even look. +[204.46 --> 206.06] Well, sometimes you don't look. +[206.86 --> 209.24] And you get hit in the face with a soundbar. +[211.24 --> 213.36] So it hit you, like, on the no. +[213.42 --> 213.82] So, yeah. +[213.90 --> 215.96] So it came down like this. +[216.04 --> 217.50] So it was really close. +[217.76 --> 218.16] Yeah. +[218.16 --> 231.08] So I did, well, it wasn't that close because, um, as I, as I outlined before the, and I had a conversation with my mother once about this, something could hit me in the nose and really not be that close to my face. +[234.18 --> 236.16] Okay, your nose isn't that big, dude. +[236.24 --> 238.18] It's big enough that I remember having. +[238.40 --> 239.60] It's not a small nose. +[239.60 --> 248.62] Okay, I remember having a conversation with my wife about this once where, um, I was saying, like, oh, yeah, like, my, my face is gross right now. +[248.66 --> 249.78] I've got, like, these breakouts. +[249.78 --> 254.10] And she's, she's got far worse breakouts than I do, like, as a general rule. +[254.54 --> 257.72] Uh, no, like, she doesn't, her skin's not as good as mine. +[257.84 --> 258.66] It just is what it is. +[258.84 --> 261.20] Most people don't say that about their, their spouse. +[261.38 --> 262.14] You know what? +[262.20 --> 265.86] It's good to have, okay, Linus relationship tips for a moment here. +[265.86 --> 271.00] It's good to have a relationship where you can be honest with each other because if you can't be honest, nothing's left. +[271.00 --> 271.88] Yeah, see, but this isn't being honest with each other. +[272.00 --> 274.06] This is being honest with, like, hundreds of thousands of people. +[274.12 --> 275.14] Well, I'd tell her that to her face. +[275.20 --> 275.58] No, I know. +[275.86 --> 276.04] Yeah. +[276.10 --> 278.06] But you're also broadcasting it to them. +[278.10 --> 278.58] I guess so. +[278.62 --> 279.64] I mean, but they have eyes. +[279.82 --> 281.60] You know, it's not like she's not there being on camera. +[281.98 --> 284.08] Like, like, why do we deny reality? +[285.56 --> 286.50] Reality is important. +[286.80 --> 287.40] Oh, man. +[287.62 --> 290.16] So, anyway, I was having, so I was, so I was complaining about it. +[290.16 --> 294.80] And she's basically like, you know, cut your whining because your, your skin's overall pretty good. +[294.80 --> 298.52] And I'm like, well, no, the thing that's so frustrating about it is that I can see it. +[298.60 --> 299.52] And she goes, what do you mean? +[299.54 --> 301.20] And I go, well, it's on my nose. +[301.94 --> 303.90] And she goes, what, you can see your nose? +[304.04 --> 309.48] I'm like, yes, my nose takes up a significant portion of my field of view. +[309.66 --> 309.98] Really? +[309.98 --> 310.54] Yeah. +[310.68 --> 313.30] Like, I can, like, I can, I can, so, okay. +[313.52 --> 316.90] So, I can see, let's, let's go with my right, uh, okay. +[316.94 --> 320.30] With my right eye, I can see all the way to the very edge of that light. +[320.78 --> 321.14] Okay. +[321.36 --> 321.70] Okay. +[322.02 --> 325.70] So, where my nose sticks out, I can see about to the mic stand. +[329.38 --> 333.98] So, like, you know the effect where you hold your finger in front of you and you can see through both of the two images? +[333.98 --> 334.80] I have that too. +[335.02 --> 337.80] Like, I think everyone can see their nose if they try to see. +[337.96 --> 338.82] No, because she's Chinese. +[339.56 --> 340.72] So, she has a flatter face. +[340.84 --> 342.34] So, she, yeah, her eyes are more forward. +[342.34 --> 342.96] Even if she tries, she can't see her nose? +[342.96 --> 344.48] And her nose is, her nose is small. +[344.62 --> 345.06] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[345.06 --> 345.92] Like, maybe a little. +[346.68 --> 348.30] But not as, okay. +[348.42 --> 350.08] Not nearly to the same degree. +[350.20 --> 353.98] But with both eyes open, if you're not thinking about it, you don't generally see your nose, right? +[353.98 --> 354.16] No. +[354.16 --> 357.46] But if there's a red mark, like, right here. +[357.52 --> 358.54] It makes it a little, okay. +[358.54 --> 360.10] It's really noticeable. +[360.52 --> 360.80] Okay. +[361.18 --> 362.52] It's, like, really noticeable. +[362.96 --> 363.12] Yeah. +[363.20 --> 364.12] People are, like, racist. +[364.64 --> 365.10] No. +[365.42 --> 365.68] No. +[365.90 --> 367.40] Physiology is not racist. +[368.12 --> 370.96] It just is what it is. +[371.36 --> 372.76] I don't make the rules. +[373.66 --> 374.24] All right. +[374.30 --> 377.70] Speaking of making the rules, let's go through some topics. +[377.76 --> 378.42] What do we got today? +[378.52 --> 378.84] Yeah, yeah. +[379.16 --> 380.98] Intel 10 nanometer ice lake. +[381.18 --> 382.18] More delays? +[382.46 --> 383.28] Delay until 2020. +[383.28 --> 387.42] I don't know if this is more delays or a clarification on a previous delay. +[387.44 --> 392.38] I don't know if it's more delays on ice lake necessarily, but Intel has definitely delayed +[392.38 --> 394.12] some stuff over the last couple of years. +[394.14 --> 395.50] No, but yeah, that's what I'm saying. +[395.52 --> 397.68] I think this delay has already been, like, realized. +[397.92 --> 398.14] Right. +[398.14 --> 400.44] And then we're being like, okay, this is the date that it's actually coming. +[400.62 --> 401.32] We knew it was delayed. +[401.36 --> 403.12] Their stock dropped 7% today, I think. +[403.62 --> 406.60] Meanwhile, AMD's picked up, I think, 17% yesterday. +[406.76 --> 411.44] Speaking of the next topic, AMD reports best quarterly profit in seven years. +[411.44 --> 418.50] Which, to be clear, when your best quarterly profit, like, really only has to be, like, profitable. +[418.94 --> 421.26] You know, it's good, though. +[421.30 --> 421.82] It's good news. +[421.88 --> 422.64] It's good news. +[423.14 --> 423.96] There's a rumor. +[424.76 --> 428.30] NVIDIA next-gen card details apparently leaking. +[428.30 --> 434.64] So Jensen did go up on stage saying there's no new gaming graphics cards coming, but usually +[434.64 --> 441.50] when the leaks start coming this hard and this heavy, that's an indication that what he said +[441.50 --> 444.98] might have been a big, fat, what's the word? +[445.18 --> 445.52] Lying? +[445.58 --> 447.58] That is not, no, no, I don't want to be disparaging. +[448.58 --> 448.84] Oh. +[449.10 --> 453.94] A big, fat statement that wasn't entirely based on facts. +[453.94 --> 454.56] Fact or reality. +[454.56 --> 457.76] Given that he's the CEO and he knows what's going on, presumably. +[458.20 --> 458.40] Yeah. +[459.14 --> 459.84] And have I? +[460.14 --> 460.58] Allegedly. +[461.08 --> 461.94] Ah, yeah. +[461.94 --> 463.76] As long as we throw in an allegedly. +[463.98 --> 468.30] I actually didn't realize that Stephen Colbert's been doing the allegedly thing, like, years +[468.30 --> 469.84] before I started doing it. +[469.96 --> 470.28] Oh, really? +[470.32 --> 471.30] I thought that was our joke. +[471.66 --> 472.20] So did I. +[472.22 --> 474.04] Yeah, he does allegedly, like, all the time. +[474.28 --> 474.88] I don't have HBO. +[474.88 --> 475.38] Which is fine. +[476.18 --> 479.80] I'm actually okay with coming up with the same joke as Colbert and his writing staff, +[479.92 --> 481.10] because they're sort of professionals. +[481.10 --> 482.66] And they have a very large writing staff. +[482.68 --> 482.86] Yeah. +[483.88 --> 485.38] I think that's all we need to call out. +[485.52 --> 485.80] Yeah. +[486.06 --> 486.92] Oh, let's roll the intro. +[487.10 --> 487.40] Boom. +[487.96 --> 488.56] Oh, where is it? +[488.94 --> 489.28] Boom. +[490.56 --> 490.76] Hmm. +[492.32 --> 492.60] Hmm. +[492.80 --> 492.96] Yeah. +[494.18 --> 494.46] Hmm. +[496.86 --> 497.82] Give me some footage. +[500.58 --> 501.48] Where's that HBO? +[501.84 --> 502.06] Whoops. +[502.42 --> 504.20] Yeah, no, he's, uh, yes. +[505.20 --> 505.78] That's okay. +[505.90 --> 507.96] It seemed like an insignificance. +[508.34 --> 511.08] I don't have whatever it is. +[511.10 --> 516.62] It seems kind of, uh, seems like one of those, you must be fun at parties kind of things. +[518.06 --> 518.50] Actually. +[519.42 --> 525.32] Um, actually, it's new plus Linux, or as I've been calling it, whatever, new slot. +[525.90 --> 526.18] GNU? +[526.18 --> 527.84] You saw, you saw, yeah, sorry, GNU. +[527.92 --> 528.80] You saw Wendell's bit, right? +[528.82 --> 529.06] Actually. +[529.56 --> 530.90] No, I actually haven't yet. +[531.04 --> 531.22] What? +[531.60 --> 532.82] It's open on my computer. +[533.06 --> 533.28] What? +[533.28 --> 534.66] I haven't been able to watch it yet. +[534.88 --> 535.98] Oh, no, he pulls in. +[536.08 --> 536.74] I have been so busy. +[536.74 --> 539.46] We actually, like, scripted in a, well, actually. +[539.80 --> 540.18] That's fantastic. +[540.18 --> 543.74] And he, like, explains the whole GNU plus Linux, blah, blah, blah thing. +[543.90 --> 544.96] It's pretty great. +[544.96 --> 551.48] And the funny thing is, like, there's gonna be Linux fanboys out there that are like, yeah, you tell them, Wendell. +[551.48 --> 567.18] But those are the same kinds of people that proudly refer to themselves as PC Master Race, not realizing that that whole thing was a, um, was supposed to be a jab at the people who feel that. +[567.24 --> 572.78] Like, that's the whole origin of it, was that it was like a, uh, oh, man, the word's failing me. +[572.92 --> 573.20] Escape. +[573.48 --> 573.76] Escape. +[573.98 --> 574.40] No, no, no. +[574.46 --> 575.48] Not sarcastic. +[575.72 --> 577.14] Not, not, uh. +[577.70 --> 579.62] Oh, I thought you were trying to say what the source was. +[579.62 --> 580.42] Not facetious. +[580.68 --> 583.04] No, I'm just, I'm just trying to figure out what the satire. +[583.20 --> 584.78] Yeah, it was supposed to be a satirical thing. +[584.84 --> 586.48] Like, you were being made fun of. +[586.96 --> 589.94] Um, so, so anyone who was like, yeah, you tell them, Wendell. +[590.44 --> 592.42] You were actually the butt of the joke. +[593.38 --> 596.40] I mean, we, we actually talked about this while he was down here. +[596.66 --> 601.00] Just, like, the biggest problem with Linux in a lot of ways is. +[601.00 --> 601.36] I love it. +[601.42 --> 609.92] This is the second time that I have heard about you independently having a conversation with him that mirrors an exact conversation that I had with him separately without. +[611.02 --> 614.46] So, he just happily went along with that happening twice. +[614.48 --> 615.26] So funny. +[615.26 --> 623.22] Like, the biggest problem is that when you love something so much, and that's what a lot of the Linux community does. +[623.34 --> 624.84] They love Linux so much. +[624.98 --> 625.22] Definitely. +[625.32 --> 627.54] And to be clear, Linux is a good thing. +[627.64 --> 628.62] It's a good thing to love. +[628.66 --> 636.20] But when you love it so much that you can't see the flaws, then that's where you start to make it hard for other people to share your love. +[636.20 --> 646.14] Like, he was installing something, and I was like, so, no one's going to put me in charge of Linux, because no one is, strictly speaking, in charge of Linux. +[647.62 --> 649.04] No one's going to put me in charge. +[649.04 --> 659.70] But if I was in charge, this whole nonsense where you go on, like, a GitHub page, copy a string of text, and then paste that into, like, a terminal prompt to install software. +[661.42 --> 662.38] That's got to go. +[663.38 --> 664.72] That's super got to go. +[664.72 --> 666.22] Like, how is this? +[666.76 --> 667.76] The year is 2018. +[668.34 --> 669.42] The year is 2018. +[669.74 --> 672.50] This is a graphical operating system. +[672.72 --> 677.28] For a lot of things, there are more mainstream alternatives to that. +[677.70 --> 677.98] Yeah. +[678.08 --> 683.74] There is, like, an App Store-style thing on many of the distros. +[684.00 --> 688.56] And you can install them, because it's Linux, if you're on a distro that doesn't natively have it. +[688.64 --> 692.08] I mean, even the whole thing with there being so many different distros. +[692.08 --> 696.76] So, if you're trying to, I mean, this is something that I was talking to one of the writers about in my office. +[696.96 --> 707.76] We were reviewing a script, and we were just chatting about how frustrating it is to have to deal with product names that are all either very similar or the same. +[707.76 --> 712.14] So, when you're trying to find information on, like, the MacBook. +[713.14 --> 715.16] Like, I guess it was a 2015. +[716.22 --> 724.28] So, if you don't know to search for 2015 MacBook non-air. +[724.68 --> 725.98] Or, like, whatever. +[726.14 --> 727.68] Or, like, as a search provider. +[727.78 --> 728.08] A lot of people don't. +[728.08 --> 735.32] Like, if you're Google, and you're trying to figure out what MacBook someone is looking for. +[735.32 --> 736.40] They do a pretty good job. +[736.46 --> 737.68] They do a pretty good job. +[737.68 --> 737.88] Yeah. +[737.88 --> 740.46] But if they're trying to find, like, a fix for a weird bug. +[740.50 --> 746.84] Or if they're trying to find something like a teardown, or an upgrade guide, or a replacement part, or something stupid like that. +[747.28 --> 749.04] How difficult that makes life. +[749.04 --> 758.70] I mean, to the average person, and I feel like that's another thing that a lot of the very techie community loses track of. +[758.88 --> 765.92] To the average person, there is no awareness whatsoever that Linux is anything other than Linux. +[766.02 --> 768.46] They don't know Arch, Debian, Cento. +[768.58 --> 770.40] They don't know any of that stuff. +[770.82 --> 771.50] It's just Linux. +[771.60 --> 775.40] So, if you were to try to search how to install a program in Linux, we should try it. +[775.92 --> 777.02] Let's do it right now. +[777.02 --> 780.42] How to install a program in Linux. +[780.54 --> 783.94] I'm going to assume that there's going to be, like, alternate stuff. +[784.12 --> 784.38] All right. +[784.42 --> 784.54] Here. +[784.62 --> 785.06] Let's hold on. +[785.40 --> 786.02] Screen show. +[786.10 --> 786.98] Let's have the experience together. +[787.04 --> 787.98] In bracket, mint. +[788.20 --> 789.30] In bracket, mint. +[789.84 --> 790.76] Which is pretty good. +[790.78 --> 791.86] A lot of people will be running that. +[791.88 --> 793.08] Let's give it a shot. +[793.20 --> 793.70] Beginner geek. +[793.80 --> 795.14] How to install software on Linux. +[795.62 --> 796.14] Works differently. +[796.30 --> 802.44] Instead of visiting a website, you'll usually need to grab the software from your Linux distribution software repositories with its package manager. +[802.56 --> 803.42] I'm already dead. +[803.42 --> 809.42] If I'm an average user, I'm already, like, okay, I'm done. +[811.00 --> 811.74] Because you... +[811.74 --> 815.00] But realistically, that is saying, like, it's actually quite easy. +[815.08 --> 817.06] You're going to use the, like, app story kind of thing. +[817.22 --> 817.50] Yes. +[818.42 --> 819.38] It's just like... +[819.38 --> 823.32] It's called package manager, so people are automatically gone. +[823.96 --> 825.04] That's where you lose them. +[825.84 --> 828.80] Install software from your distribution's repositories. +[830.02 --> 830.26] Oh. +[830.70 --> 838.58] I mean, the reality of it is, is, like, we live in this sort of this bubble where we just kind of go, well, people should just learn the lingo. +[838.58 --> 841.58] But it's funny because whenever you... +[841.58 --> 842.28] Try it. +[842.64 --> 850.08] Try stepping outside of your usual comfort zone, which might be tech, and go to a hardware store and shop for a tool. +[850.64 --> 853.76] Or go to a makeup store and shop for makeup. +[853.92 --> 860.02] There's going to be the guys that know all the hardware stuff and are in this space, and there's going to be the people that know all the... +[860.02 --> 861.20] I should have said people for both. +[861.26 --> 861.52] I'm sorry. +[861.64 --> 862.42] Don't be mad. +[862.42 --> 864.42] The people... +[864.42 --> 864.92] 2018. +[867.06 --> 867.88] Honest mistake. +[868.58 --> 868.94] Sorry. +[869.18 --> 869.82] I don't mean ladies and gentlemen. +[869.82 --> 870.42] I mean everyone. +[870.60 --> 871.94] The current year thing... +[871.94 --> 872.44] Oh, right. +[872.66 --> 873.30] Oh, jeez. +[873.58 --> 874.24] Oh, jeez. +[874.78 --> 875.22] We're old. +[875.68 --> 877.48] See, the problem is that we're just used to... +[877.48 --> 877.90] Old dogs. +[877.90 --> 878.70] It means nothing. +[879.50 --> 880.98] Old dogs can't learn new tricks. +[881.70 --> 884.78] I've tried to say, like, five words, and we've been here for a minute. +[885.28 --> 886.40] I just can't even. +[886.70 --> 887.74] I'm so sorry. +[890.32 --> 890.72] Okay. +[890.72 --> 895.90] The people that know both of those camps are going to jump into chat and be like, but I know both of those. +[895.90 --> 896.12] Right. +[896.24 --> 899.90] But my point was to pick something that you don't know. +[900.12 --> 902.36] You know, walk into a textiles store. +[903.06 --> 905.96] Like, I don't know, Fabricana or something. +[906.90 --> 911.00] And what you'll find is that quickly it becomes overwhelming. +[911.00 --> 913.04] The, like, 17 different words for plaid. +[913.24 --> 913.36] Yeah. +[913.38 --> 915.96] Because they're technically a little bit different. +[915.96 --> 930.74] And that kind of stuff is actually not that simple or necessarily good use of your time to learn when all you need that piece of fabric for is to make a makeshift tablecloth. +[931.06 --> 931.26] Yeah. +[931.40 --> 931.62] You know? +[931.64 --> 933.00] So you don't really care in that case. +[933.00 --> 941.00] So if all you really care about doing on your computer is reading your email, you actually will never care what a distribution repository is. +[941.10 --> 942.96] And you will never care that you don't care. +[943.10 --> 943.62] And you know what? +[943.64 --> 944.58] That's actually fine. +[944.86 --> 945.02] Yeah. +[945.02 --> 947.38] Because everybody has different interests. +[947.84 --> 953.18] You know, there are – actually, I'm not going to get into, like, you know, all the different words to describe wine because I could – +[953.18 --> 956.00] that would probably become a different conversation, but – +[956.00 --> 963.50] Look up, look up, uh, 2 Buck Chuck winning the blind wine taste test competition because that is a hilarious thing that happened. +[964.32 --> 965.68] Have you heard about this whole story? +[965.76 --> 967.04] I think you've told me about it. +[967.04 --> 967.34] I love it. +[967.34 --> 969.84] In fact, I think you've told me on WAN Show, but – +[969.84 --> 970.80] Probably more than once. +[970.80 --> 974.58] We can let people – we can let people tell us whether they want to hear it again or not. +[974.66 --> 974.78] Yeah. +[975.08 --> 975.22] Yeah. +[976.00 --> 976.52] It's great. +[976.68 --> 977.26] You can – you know what? +[977.32 --> 977.98] Do the TLDR. +[978.14 --> 978.74] Do the TLDR. +[978.76 --> 981.66] So the TLDR was there was a blind taste testing thing. +[981.66 --> 989.18] I don't remember if the people doing it were people who were trying to become, like, wine reviewer people or if they were already wine reviewer people. +[989.38 --> 992.24] And they had a whole bunch of different values of wines. +[992.44 --> 996.46] And 2 Buck Chuck is, you guessed it, a $2 bottle of wine. +[996.64 --> 1003.72] And it won the competition because – because wine is BS, basically. +[1004.20 --> 1005.00] Oh, man. +[1005.18 --> 1006.72] In my – in my opinion. +[1006.94 --> 1009.32] And apparently the blind taste test seems to agree with me. +[1009.32 --> 1014.48] But I have heard from some wine people that there's also examples of the other way. +[1014.72 --> 1015.44] So I don't know. +[1015.54 --> 1015.94] Who knows? +[1018.14 --> 1020.60] Oh, someone wants to know where to get my water bottle. +[1021.10 --> 1022.02] Because it's huge. +[1022.22 --> 1022.48] Amazon. +[1022.84 --> 1024.96] It's actually not that big, but it's one of the vacuum ones. +[1024.96 --> 1029.90] What you need to do is just write line of text tips on it in black, in all black, and then just sell them. +[1029.90 --> 1040.88] We totally should, except that by the time we marked these up, even, like, enough to cover receiving them, labeling them, and then shipping them back out the door, they'd be, like, $60 water bottles. +[1041.42 --> 1043.44] I don't remember how much this one was. +[1043.50 --> 1045.52] It's, like, it's, like, 25 bucks or something like that. +[1045.56 --> 1047.50] 25 or 30 because it's vacuum sealed. +[1047.62 --> 1048.12] It's big. +[1048.20 --> 1049.46] It's got a nice wide mouth. +[1049.60 --> 1051.02] It's stainless. +[1052.02 --> 1052.42] Yeah. +[1052.54 --> 1054.74] Actually, I'm very satisfied with this water bottle. +[1054.92 --> 1056.64] Would happily endorse 10 out of 10. +[1056.88 --> 1061.84] Imagine this type of, like, print in black, like, all around the bottle. +[1061.84 --> 1062.82] That would actually look pretty cool. +[1062.94 --> 1065.98] With, like, one little bit that just has, like, a safe zone around it. +[1066.04 --> 1067.04] It says Linus Tech Tips in it. +[1067.06 --> 1068.42] Oh, we're working on some stuff. +[1068.48 --> 1071.36] Have you seen the new concept for a new hoodie? +[1072.12 --> 1073.78] No, but that's exciting. +[1074.24 --> 1074.58] Yeah. +[1075.40 --> 1076.88] It's, okay. +[1077.52 --> 1080.58] Once we matter, like, a lot more, I want to get float plane hoodies. +[1080.58 --> 1086.12] So, okay, it's not, like, it's not like the WAN hoodie. +[1086.60 --> 1089.18] Like, it's not necessarily a tech hoodie. +[1089.46 --> 1090.16] That's fine. +[1090.36 --> 1094.64] But it's way more modern in terms of, like, the design. +[1095.30 --> 1095.90] What? +[1098.40 --> 1100.66] Who cares if it's not final? +[1100.92 --> 1101.70] Oh, wow. +[1102.16 --> 1105.82] Okay, so, A, why are you whining about this, Nick? +[1105.84 --> 1107.06] I'm talking to Nick up there. +[1107.30 --> 1109.12] He can hear me because he's streaming. +[1109.12 --> 1111.38] And, B, why are you watching the WAN show at work? +[1111.60 --> 1111.82] Okay. +[1112.22 --> 1114.70] Do we watch podcasts while we're supposed to be working, Nick? +[1115.30 --> 1115.70] Yeah. +[1115.86 --> 1116.60] That's what I thought. +[1118.52 --> 1119.12] All right. +[1119.18 --> 1130.42] So, let's, I will respect his wishes at least until such time as he has provided me with a very compelling reason why I should listen to him. +[1130.42 --> 1142.48] DS, DSR, DSR, DSRTFX, geez, man, your name, says, then instead of calling it a package manager, literally just call it the App Store or the Windows Store. +[1142.56 --> 1143.02] It's the same thing. +[1143.08 --> 1143.68] That's the point. +[1143.78 --> 1144.90] Yeah, but you can't do that. +[1145.02 --> 1145.38] Yeah. +[1145.38 --> 1155.56] Because, like, if you start calling your App Store the App Store, Apple is going to be down your throat and up your butt at the same time with their entire legal team. +[1155.84 --> 1159.80] But, like, you could call it something that would make sense and would be fine, but they won't. +[1159.94 --> 1160.12] Yeah. +[1160.22 --> 1162.38] And the other thing, too, is that it takes... +[1162.92 --> 1165.08] And it will probably hurt the Linux culture. +[1165.30 --> 1166.58] Like, people won't like it. +[1166.58 --> 1170.06] And it actually takes a lot of, it takes a lot of branding. +[1170.42 --> 1176.68] It takes a lot of actual marketing to get people to get comfortable with something. +[1176.94 --> 1187.08] Like, the number of times that people have to hear App Store to suddenly have that be, like, that's the friendly sounding version instead of, you know, application marketplace or whatever. +[1187.26 --> 1188.14] You have to spend money on that. +[1188.14 --> 1188.48] Yeah, but you can shorten that. +[1188.58 --> 1189.46] You can go App Marketplace. +[1189.46 --> 1190.26] Like, when Google changed. +[1190.26 --> 1190.84] Or App Market. +[1190.96 --> 1192.66] When Google changed to Play Store. +[1193.12 --> 1193.36] Yeah. +[1193.78 --> 1194.44] What was it called? +[1194.52 --> 1195.40] Android Market before? +[1195.58 --> 1196.30] Android Marketplace? +[1196.30 --> 1196.48] Something like that. +[1196.58 --> 1198.26] That was a big deal when they changed to Play Store. +[1198.62 --> 1210.68] And the stupid thing about it, the stupid thing about it, is here I am giving the tech community a hard time about not being accepting of friendlier ways of naming things and doing things. +[1210.82 --> 1215.60] But I had the exact same reaction when Google called it the Play Store. +[1215.92 --> 1217.22] I was, like, mad. +[1218.30 --> 1221.14] I was, like, what was wrong with the way they did it before? +[1221.44 --> 1224.62] I don't play an app if it's not a game. +[1224.62 --> 1228.48] That was seriously, like, pretty almost word for word. +[1228.58 --> 1229.22] That was what I said. +[1229.28 --> 1229.46] Okay. +[1229.58 --> 1233.00] To be fair, I literally remember this because we were both really angry about it. +[1233.04 --> 1238.80] And I think at that point in time, what we were angry about was that I think we thought it was, like, just for games, basically. +[1239.46 --> 1242.20] Because it was actually kind of confusing when it first came out. +[1242.32 --> 1242.72] Right. +[1242.72 --> 1245.30] So it had, but it had apps at the time. +[1245.40 --> 1245.52] Yeah. +[1245.52 --> 1261.70] The things that they didn't have yet was the deep collection of movie and music and TV show content that now, in hindsight, almost makes it look like Google knew what they were doing with a branding thing. +[1261.70 --> 1265.52] But I'm afraid to be too sure. +[1265.52 --> 1266.36] Afraid to give them that, yeah. +[1266.36 --> 1267.12] I'm afraid. +[1267.30 --> 1267.54] Yeah. +[1267.72 --> 1268.68] Because I don't know. +[1270.44 --> 1271.56] App Storeint. +[1271.82 --> 1272.28] Oh, geez. +[1272.30 --> 1273.82] Oh, people are giving us suggestions. +[1274.56 --> 1276.10] The App Store with a zero. +[1278.10 --> 1278.60] Yeah. +[1278.80 --> 1279.74] I know, right? +[1280.92 --> 1282.02] The Hack Store? +[1282.26 --> 1283.16] No, no. +[1283.16 --> 1284.00] The RAM Portal, no. +[1284.08 --> 1285.34] The Get App and Go? +[1285.90 --> 1290.34] Okay, this is the problem with letting, like, when you let software engineers name things. +[1291.04 --> 1291.66] Get Store. +[1291.80 --> 1292.98] That doesn't help. +[1293.20 --> 1294.52] That doesn't help at all. +[1297.88 --> 1299.56] At to put Get Store. +[1300.02 --> 1300.26] No. +[1300.52 --> 1301.20] Oh, man. +[1301.22 --> 1302.04] App Store. +[1302.24 --> 1304.86] The APT Store is not going to make it better. +[1304.94 --> 1305.84] The Pseudo Store. +[1306.22 --> 1306.62] No. +[1307.02 --> 1307.26] Yeah. +[1307.78 --> 1308.68] Well, it would be Pseudo. +[1308.68 --> 1312.76] Okay, actually, okay, you're more in tune with the Linux community than me. +[1312.76 --> 1316.18] It's super user do, but is it sudo or sudo? +[1316.34 --> 1317.96] Do you pronounce it the way it's said? +[1318.52 --> 1321.58] A lot of people say sudo, but I think... +[1321.58 --> 1322.86] But isn't that short for sudofed? +[1323.32 --> 1324.46] Like, isn't that a problem? +[1324.64 --> 1327.00] But it doesn't matter what the, like, a lot of people... +[1327.00 --> 1329.94] It is sudo, but a lot of people say sudo. +[1330.06 --> 1330.34] Sudo. +[1330.40 --> 1332.40] Like, I say sudo, but it's sudo. +[1332.62 --> 1335.92] Okay, so this is similar to the GIF argument. +[1337.06 --> 1341.04] I think a little bit less so, because that's just completely BS. +[1341.04 --> 1344.60] And this one is like, it actually makes sense. +[1344.92 --> 1345.72] I don't know. +[1345.82 --> 1346.26] Like, you don't say... +[1346.26 --> 1347.14] I don't know. +[1347.22 --> 1350.78] I mean, this show right now has pretty good graphics right now. +[1350.82 --> 1351.38] That's what I mean. +[1351.42 --> 1352.60] Like, you don't say it that way. +[1352.66 --> 1353.48] That's so dumb. +[1353.56 --> 1354.62] That makes no sense at all. +[1354.64 --> 1356.70] But it is actually super user do. +[1356.90 --> 1358.16] So that makes sense. +[1358.34 --> 1358.54] Okay. +[1358.62 --> 1360.38] It's just kind of nicer to say sudo. +[1360.80 --> 1362.04] We've got people... +[1362.04 --> 1363.04] Who says... +[1364.16 --> 1365.88] Oh, I don't mean... +[1365.88 --> 1366.58] I can't read that. +[1367.12 --> 1368.22] It's pronounced hef. +[1370.32 --> 1370.72] Sure. +[1370.72 --> 1371.56] Yeah, it's got... +[1371.56 --> 1374.02] We should just go with if. +[1374.08 --> 1375.26] It's got a silent G. +[1375.52 --> 1378.58] I mean, we'll follow the same rules that, like, modern parents... +[1378.58 --> 1379.04] Traffic store. +[1379.18 --> 1379.96] That's what they should... +[1379.96 --> 1380.12] Yeah. +[1380.20 --> 1381.30] Modern parents, right? +[1381.40 --> 1385.48] Because it's just like, no, my son's name is Steve, and it's spelled... +[1385.48 --> 1387.76] It's got, like, a silent J in it or whatever. +[1387.90 --> 1391.04] And you're just like, you know, Steve already had a perfect... +[1391.04 --> 1392.92] I'm sure I'm offending someone right now, but it's like... +[1392.92 --> 1393.98] The E is like a delta symbol. +[1393.98 --> 1400.06] Steve already had a perfectly good spelling that everyone fully understood and was familiar +[1400.06 --> 1400.44] with. +[1400.52 --> 1402.46] Like, you did not have to reinvent the wheel. +[1402.56 --> 1407.54] It's not one of those names like Linus, where no one knows how to spell it, in spite of the +[1407.54 --> 1409.98] fact that it is 100% perfect phonetically. +[1410.14 --> 1410.50] What? +[1411.28 --> 1412.42] People spell that wrong? +[1412.42 --> 1417.64] I have literally had my name spelled in front of me while I'm watching, and I don't correct +[1417.64 --> 1418.52] it because I don't care. +[1419.48 --> 1421.82] L-I-O-N-E-S-S. +[1423.78 --> 1428.16] And I'm just like, is that a thing that makes any sense? +[1428.54 --> 1428.94] Linus? +[1429.98 --> 1430.38] Linus. +[1430.56 --> 1431.96] Oh, wait, an I? +[1432.08 --> 1432.86] Like a lion. +[1433.96 --> 1434.36] Linus. +[1434.66 --> 1435.52] I didn't hear the I. +[1435.60 --> 1436.28] I thought it was Linus. +[1436.30 --> 1437.18] In their defense. +[1437.28 --> 1438.12] I like Linus. +[1438.12 --> 1444.76] I've had L-I-N-I-S, which could somewhat be justified. +[1444.96 --> 1446.80] I've had L-I-N-A-S, Linus. +[1446.80 --> 1447.28] Linus? +[1447.52 --> 1447.82] Okay. +[1448.14 --> 1448.36] Yeah. +[1448.36 --> 1448.76] Linus. +[1448.76 --> 1449.12] Linus. +[1449.26 --> 1449.52] Wow. +[1449.64 --> 1450.16] But... +[1450.16 --> 1451.54] Nice. +[1455.42 --> 1456.96] I forget where I was going. +[1457.36 --> 1457.76] Jeez. +[1458.14 --> 1459.24] So some people... +[1459.24 --> 1460.96] I worry with my first name sometimes. +[1461.20 --> 1462.74] When I was younger, it happened a lot more often. +[1462.84 --> 1463.76] It doesn't happen very often now. +[1464.06 --> 1465.92] I bet if I was in Quebec or something, it would happen all the time. +[1466.02 --> 1466.64] Oh, L-U-C. +[1466.64 --> 1467.40] But people would spell L-U-C. +[1467.40 --> 1467.76] Yeah. +[1467.76 --> 1472.06] Because your last name is French, I might guess L-U-C. +[1472.06 --> 1475.78] If anyone spells it L-U-C, it's not their fault even remotely. +[1476.22 --> 1479.94] Like, I would expect more people to do it that way because of my last name. +[1480.14 --> 1481.18] It just doesn't happen that often. +[1481.44 --> 1483.06] Line ass tech tips. +[1483.76 --> 1483.98] Heck yeah. +[1483.98 --> 1485.46] Like the dirty tech tips. +[1485.64 --> 1485.84] Yeah. +[1487.58 --> 1488.18] All right. +[1488.40 --> 1489.00] Oh, yeah. +[1489.08 --> 1489.36] Tech. +[1489.44 --> 1490.16] Should we do a topic? +[1490.62 --> 1491.08] I guess. +[1491.20 --> 1492.86] I mean, we're kind of at the sponsor spot. +[1492.92 --> 1493.30] Are we? +[1493.60 --> 1493.80] Yeah. +[1493.80 --> 1494.38] You know what? +[1494.38 --> 1500.48] Should we just go full C-zero copyright K tease here? +[1500.86 --> 1503.12] And do you like that? +[1503.16 --> 1503.64] You like that? +[1503.72 --> 1504.52] Sponsor friendly? +[1504.68 --> 1504.90] Yeah. +[1506.56 --> 1507.04] Yeah. +[1508.68 --> 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So, we have a problem here. +[1651.60 --> 1655.04] My maple buffalo bacon is not here. +[1655.24 --> 1656.78] There's nothing with maple or bacon. +[1657.88 --> 1659.08] So, that's fine. +[1659.46 --> 1659.92] You know what? +[1659.92 --> 1661.20] I'm actually going to do the sweet... +[1661.20 --> 1662.66] I don't think I've tried the sweet sriracha. +[1662.80 --> 1663.50] Oh, there is bacon. +[1664.08 --> 1664.42] Okay. +[1665.42 --> 1666.82] Well, you get original. +[1667.00 --> 1667.16] Sure. +[1667.64 --> 1670.38] So, there's a sweet sriracha barbecue and a sriracha bacon. +[1670.44 --> 1671.36] I don't think I've tried this one. +[1672.04 --> 1677.42] So, Savage Jerky is made with the best ingredients without nitrates or preservatives. +[1677.42 --> 1682.12] Their goal was to create a snack that's both full of flavor and not bad for you. +[1682.28 --> 1684.26] They've got 13 different flavors of jerky. +[1684.94 --> 1686.06] Oh, my mouth's watering. +[1686.44 --> 1688.54] Including the sriracha bacon, maple buffalo bacon. +[1688.74 --> 1689.90] Oh, the maple buffalo bacon. +[1690.26 --> 1691.76] Not everyone likes the maple buffalo bacon. +[1691.90 --> 1693.36] Like, I shouldn't endorse it too hard. +[1693.46 --> 1696.84] Like, order flavors that sound good to you because I've given it to other people. +[1697.00 --> 1699.04] They weren't that into it, but they've liked other stuff. +[1699.20 --> 1700.16] But I love it. +[1700.80 --> 1701.60] And traditional. +[1701.74 --> 1704.92] They make barbecue sauce, hot sauce, hot sauce, and a spice rub. +[1705.42 --> 1706.74] They're a Carolina Reaper hot sauce. +[1707.82 --> 1709.64] It uses one of the hottest peppers in the world. +[1709.74 --> 1710.80] The Carolina Reaper pepper. +[1710.80 --> 1715.66] And you can use offer code LTT to save 10% on all of their products. +[1716.18 --> 1718.20] Yeah, my favorite one is the Mojo Jalapeno. +[1719.12 --> 1720.02] That one's actually not bad. +[1720.98 --> 1721.68] It's not... +[1721.68 --> 1723.26] Yeah, it's not like super sweet. +[1723.38 --> 1724.46] It's not like honey sweet. +[1724.58 --> 1725.30] Like the... +[1725.30 --> 1726.96] Like the maple buffalo... +[1726.96 --> 1727.02] Oh, geez. +[1727.02 --> 1727.36] Or not honey. +[1727.42 --> 1728.24] I guess it's maple blue. +[1729.78 --> 1731.56] Like the maple bacon, but... +[1731.56 --> 1732.08] Okay, yeah. +[1732.18 --> 1733.02] That one's not bad, actually. +[1734.78 --> 1735.18] And... +[1735.18 --> 1737.40] Corsair. +[1737.50 --> 1741.70] You can check out Corsair's Strafe MK2 mechanical keyboard, which was an update from their previous +[1741.70 --> 1742.48] fan favorite. +[1743.48 --> 1744.32] Comes in either... +[1744.32 --> 1744.92] Oh, Mark II. +[1745.08 --> 1745.90] Ah, I get it. +[1747.10 --> 1751.88] Comes in either Cherry MX Red or Cherry MX Silent Editions, with Red offering smooth and +[1751.88 --> 1754.76] linear actuation, while the silent dampens sound by 30%. +[1754.76 --> 1759.90] Perfect for users who are streaming, or who work in an office, or who game late at night, +[1760.56 --> 1762.20] like next to someone who is sleeping. +[1762.20 --> 1768.12] They've both got 100% anti-ghosting with a 104-key rollover to ensure that no matter how +[1768.12 --> 1772.30] many limbs you use to mash on your keyboard, all of your keystrokes will be fully registered, +[1772.70 --> 1777.02] and 8 megs of built-in storage to allow you to take all of your macro and, more importantly, +[1777.20 --> 1779.08] RGB configurations with you on the go. +[1781.16 --> 1785.32] The top of the keyboard is a built-in USB pass-through that allows an available port from +[1785.32 --> 1788.82] your PC to be passed through to your mouse, smartphone, flash drive, or whatever. +[1788.82 --> 1793.38] And you can check it out at the link below to learn more, which I don't know what the +[1793.38 --> 1793.86] link is. +[1794.48 --> 1794.80] Oh, boy. +[1794.94 --> 1800.86] It's genie.us slash small i, small h, big j, small a, big b. +[1801.64 --> 1802.56] So that was elegant. +[1802.72 --> 1804.74] Or Luke is going to paste it in the Twitch chat in a minute here. +[1804.74 --> 1804.90] I got it, yeah, yeah. +[1805.24 --> 1808.16] I'm like, that's not going to work at all. +[1808.60 --> 1809.22] Wait, wait, wait. +[1809.36 --> 1810.10] Wait, what did he say? +[1810.42 --> 1810.78] No! +[1811.06 --> 1811.42] Crap! +[1811.64 --> 1812.16] There you go. +[1812.24 --> 1812.64] There you go. +[1812.66 --> 1813.02] It's linked. +[1813.16 --> 1813.52] There we go. +[1813.58 --> 1813.90] Fantastic. +[1815.58 --> 1816.00] All right. +[1816.02 --> 1816.80] Do you want to do another topic? +[1817.14 --> 1817.48] Full play? +[1817.52 --> 1817.70] All right. +[1817.70 --> 1818.40] We haven't done one yet. +[1818.62 --> 1819.30] No, no. +[1819.38 --> 1819.76] Let's do it. +[1819.76 --> 1820.58] Let's do a topic. +[1820.78 --> 1821.12] Oh, wait. +[1821.26 --> 1821.44] No. +[1821.54 --> 1822.62] Scrapyard Wars is on Flowplane. +[1822.70 --> 1822.90] Yeah. +[1824.78 --> 1827.94] So if you're a fan of Scrapyard Wars, you're going to want to go over to +[1827.94 --> 1829.58] Flowplane.com, sign up for a subscription. +[1830.10 --> 1832.08] It's got episode two already. +[1833.04 --> 1835.44] And then it's going to get episode three on Saturday. +[1835.68 --> 1835.86] Yeah. +[1837.18 --> 1838.36] So that's going to be good stuff. +[1838.48 --> 1839.34] You're going to want to check that out. +[1840.10 --> 1840.76] Have you been watching? +[1841.82 --> 1843.94] I actually am not caught up right now. +[1845.14 --> 1845.74] I know. +[1845.96 --> 1846.40] Neither am I. +[1846.40 --> 1847.30] I know. +[1847.40 --> 1848.90] I'm halfway through the second episode. +[1848.96 --> 1853.34] So I've been traveling and the waifu and I like want to get the popcorn and watch it +[1853.34 --> 1853.60] together. +[1853.60 --> 1860.70] So between between the craziness that has been going on in terms of like work stuff at +[1860.70 --> 1864.72] Flowplane lately because there's fun things happening and wedding this weekend. +[1864.86 --> 1866.20] It's been like, whoa. +[1866.52 --> 1867.06] Oh, yeah. +[1867.06 --> 1868.12] We'll watch it. +[1868.40 --> 1869.54] Aren't you like the best man and stuff? +[1869.68 --> 1870.04] I am. +[1870.04 --> 1872.06] And I have a giant sword. +[1872.32 --> 1873.08] It's awesome. +[1875.70 --> 1877.88] Like actual though, like it's made out of steel and stuff. +[1878.10 --> 1878.52] For what? +[1879.38 --> 1881.22] Is it like a spoiler if you tell me or? +[1882.36 --> 1884.76] It's a little bit, but I doubt anyone that's going to. +[1884.76 --> 1888.14] There's like, okay, so my parents already understand it. +[1888.24 --> 1891.34] And the only other person that I know of that's going to be there that's going to watch this +[1891.34 --> 1892.42] already knows the whole thing. +[1892.84 --> 1895.62] So best man is a bit of a truncation. +[1896.26 --> 1898.38] It used to be best swordsman. +[1899.08 --> 1899.46] Really? +[1899.46 --> 1904.24] And the idea was that the best swordsman wasn't, it wasn't your best friend. +[1904.36 --> 1909.00] It was the best person in your circle of people at utilizing a sword. +[1909.32 --> 1915.20] And it was for very practical reasons because back then you used to more or less steal your +[1915.20 --> 1915.48] wife. +[1918.76 --> 1925.10] Or someone might object to you marrying that person because it might be in a form of trade. +[1925.28 --> 1926.82] I object and then. +[1927.00 --> 1927.96] And swing, let's go. +[1927.96 --> 1931.80] And it would be your best man as your champion, basically. +[1932.18 --> 1934.06] Your best swordsman would be championing for you. +[1934.06 --> 1934.28] Wow. +[1934.86 --> 1935.04] Yeah. +[1936.26 --> 1940.82] And back in the day, you know how there's the ceremony and then there's a reception. +[1940.92 --> 1944.10] There's actually quite a bit to it, but you know how there's a ceremony and then the reception? +[1944.24 --> 1945.82] This is just kind of a funny part. +[1946.24 --> 1949.82] During the reception, the bride and the groom would go off to consummate the marriage and +[1949.82 --> 1951.62] they would come back and then everyone would have dinner. +[1951.86 --> 1952.96] It's not really how that works anymore. +[1953.60 --> 1955.26] I mean, you could probably pull it off. +[1955.26 --> 1958.10] Like, technically, a lot of people go off to do a photo shoot. +[1958.20 --> 1959.60] That photo shoot could be very naked. +[1959.60 --> 1960.14] It could. +[1960.26 --> 1960.60] It could. +[1960.70 --> 1961.40] It definitely could. +[1961.56 --> 1961.68] Yep. +[1961.80 --> 1963.22] It's just not generally done anymore. +[1963.22 --> 1963.44] Yeah. +[1963.56 --> 1963.76] Yeah. +[1963.94 --> 1964.08] Yeah. +[1964.08 --> 1969.02] But at that time, the best man doesn't hang out with the other people. +[1969.68 --> 1973.56] The best man goes with the bride and groom, but not into the room. +[1973.82 --> 1975.52] He stands guard outside the door. +[1975.52 --> 1977.12] You don't have to do that, do you? +[1977.12 --> 1977.74] Because theoretically, no. +[1977.92 --> 1978.54] No, no, no, no. +[1978.54 --> 1979.06] That's good. +[1979.42 --> 1981.58] The whole thing is more there as like a joke. +[1981.68 --> 1982.28] Yes, it would be. +[1983.08 --> 1989.20] But yeah, you stand guard outside the door because until they've completed the consummation, +[1989.72 --> 1991.08] the marriage isn't final. +[1991.58 --> 1995.72] So someone might try to come and steal the bride before that happens. +[1995.72 --> 1998.82] So you have to stand outside the door and guard them. +[2000.98 --> 2002.76] There's a lot more to it. +[2002.84 --> 2007.20] If you want to go down a really weird path, a very funny path of history, you can look +[2007.20 --> 2007.48] it up. +[2008.32 --> 2010.56] But I'm bringing a sword kind of as a joke. +[2010.72 --> 2012.32] It's not like a super serious thing. +[2013.90 --> 2014.30] Yeah. +[2014.68 --> 2015.28] Got it. +[2015.44 --> 2016.30] Thank you for that. +[2016.38 --> 2019.12] That was both disturbing and enlightening. +[2019.26 --> 2020.18] I appreciate it. +[2020.96 --> 2021.42] All right. +[2021.90 --> 2023.66] So let's do a tech topic then. +[2023.66 --> 2026.36] CJ09 Bira posted this on the forum. +[2027.20 --> 2035.56] The original article is from overclock3d.net, but it looks like Intel may have delayed 10 +[2035.56 --> 2038.08] nanometer ice lake until what? +[2038.20 --> 2038.60] 2020. +[2038.96 --> 2039.34] Wow. +[2039.52 --> 2039.82] Dang. +[2039.90 --> 2041.24] I think it's 2020 for server. +[2042.06 --> 2045.00] And I thought it was 2019 for consumer. +[2045.96 --> 2047.20] Something along those lines here. +[2047.26 --> 2047.38] Yeah. +[2047.38 --> 2048.86] We can have a look at this here. +[2049.32 --> 2051.04] Someone in the chat said swords are heavy, Luke. +[2051.04 --> 2051.48] Yeah. +[2051.54 --> 2056.18] It's also, if it's on the ground, it goes up to here on me. +[2056.68 --> 2057.06] Really? +[2057.40 --> 2058.66] It's, it's Anduril. +[2059.40 --> 2061.06] It's the reforged sword. +[2061.70 --> 2063.42] It's Aragorn's blade from Lord of the Rings. +[2063.54 --> 2064.08] Of course it is. +[2064.40 --> 2064.96] Heck yeah. +[2065.42 --> 2068.44] And it's like full steel tang throughout the entire thing. +[2068.50 --> 2071.96] It's not like you could sharpen it and it would be very, very real. +[2072.16 --> 2073.28] It's not sharp though. +[2073.72 --> 2074.14] Okay. +[2074.94 --> 2076.08] It's fricking sweet. +[2076.08 --> 2078.20] Anyways. +[2079.82 --> 2084.82] So, um, we're not getting ice lake and okay, whatever. +[2084.82 --> 2090.16] We're not getting ice lake until sometime in 2020, I guess is the point. +[2090.48 --> 2093.96] So Intel has already acknowledged, oops. +[2094.30 --> 2098.72] Intel has already acknowledged that they're going to lose some server market share to AMD +[2098.72 --> 2103.72] and their Epic architecture or their Epic processors based on their Zen architecture. +[2104.46 --> 2110.02] Um, but this is looking pretty, pretty bad. +[2110.10 --> 2115.94] This gives AMD like a full, looks like over two years to steal market share from Intel. +[2115.94 --> 2124.24] And in the server space, if AMD had a performance or a cost advantage, or even a significant technological +[2124.24 --> 2132.70] advantage for let's say six months or even 18 months, Intel probably wouldn't care because +[2132.70 --> 2137.96] what a lot of consumers don't realize is that the lead times on this kind of technology, +[2138.08 --> 2142.08] these kinds of products and the development process is very long. +[2142.08 --> 2148.52] So if Intel had a product that they were shipping, let's say today, right now, mid 2018, that +[2148.52 --> 2154.52] was serving the needs of their customers reasonably well, and AMD launched some kind of disruptive +[2154.52 --> 2160.14] technology today, Intel is already working on, like they wouldn't have a roadmap for these +[2160.14 --> 2162.24] processors if they weren't doing work on them. +[2162.36 --> 2165.60] So they're already working on the tech that they're planning to launch in 2020. +[2165.60 --> 2174.84] Now if AMD's compelling performance advantage, um, got, you know, IT departments or sysadmins +[2174.84 --> 2181.70] or, uh, supercomputer architects got them looking at it and Intel could say, hold on, you know, +[2182.04 --> 2184.46] we're, we're working on something by 2020. +[2184.76 --> 2185.68] We'll be ready. +[2186.10 --> 2190.78] Um, here, we'll get you some stuff early so that you can make sure that, you know, you're +[2190.78 --> 2192.80] not delaying your project too much. +[2192.80 --> 2196.32] Um, and specs, you know, how much heat you're going to have to deal with. +[2196.40 --> 2196.42] Yep. +[2196.42 --> 2199.32] So you can, you can build out all that other stuff and buy the CPUs at the last minute. +[2199.32 --> 2200.94] We'll have volume ramped up by that time. +[2201.90 --> 2206.72] Something like 18 months for a project like that wouldn't be an unreasonable amount of +[2206.72 --> 2208.12] time to ask someone to wait. +[2208.60 --> 2212.74] The problem is that AMD launched Zen, what, a year ago? +[2212.90 --> 2213.62] It's been a while. +[2213.68 --> 2214.44] It's been a while. +[2214.66 --> 2215.44] AMD launched Zen. +[2215.48 --> 2216.82] I think it was about a year ago. +[2216.82 --> 2224.28] So now AMD is in a position where they have a compelling offering, not just for a short +[2224.28 --> 2230.22] period of time, but for a long enough period of time that the managers or the procurement +[2230.22 --> 2232.50] officers or whoever's working on sourcing. +[2232.60 --> 2233.50] Slightly over a year ago. +[2233.50 --> 2238.94] For their server hardware has had a while to look at it, see some smaller deployments +[2238.94 --> 2245.10] go out in the field and start to build out a new large project around it. +[2245.22 --> 2249.34] And then now that Intel's announcing, remember we're a year into this, that there are going +[2249.34 --> 2250.06] to be delays. +[2250.34 --> 2253.82] Well, now they're starting to look, you know, unreliable. +[2253.82 --> 2256.74] Whereas AMD has been hitting their targets. +[2256.74 --> 2259.16] Now, to be clear, Epic's not perfect. +[2259.68 --> 2261.56] It does have some issues. +[2262.04 --> 2265.58] Virtualization on AMD Zen architecture was a big problem, especially right at the beginning. +[2265.90 --> 2268.38] But Intel has its issues too. +[2268.70 --> 2271.92] And those are the kinds of things that on a project by project basis, depending on what +[2271.92 --> 2275.84] you're doing with the systems, might make you lean towards one or the other. +[2276.56 --> 2283.32] The big thing here is that AMD looks like a legitimate option and looks like they've got +[2283.32 --> 2287.60] enough of a roadmap that you might want to start planning long-term around them. +[2287.66 --> 2290.70] So that is really bad news. +[2290.78 --> 2298.20] Because while Intel might be pretty happy to collect, you know, $3299.99 US from consumers +[2298.20 --> 2308.10] for a Core i7, they would much rather take $3299.99 from businesses for large orders of +[2308.10 --> 2313.60] many Xeon shipped on pallets for large deployments. +[2313.88 --> 2315.34] That's better business. +[2315.80 --> 2320.60] So even though it's smaller in terms of per unit sales, it is much larger in terms of the +[2320.60 --> 2327.02] profitability because the difference in cost between consumer silicon and commercial silicon +[2327.02 --> 2329.04] is not as high as you might think. +[2331.58 --> 2332.18] Interesting. +[2332.18 --> 2339.96] In other news, this was posted by SC2 Mitch on the forum. +[2339.96 --> 2343.60] And the original article here is actually from AMD themselves. +[2344.40 --> 2344.80] Bam! +[2345.62 --> 2346.86] Intel news release. +[2347.70 --> 2351.04] AMD reports second quarter 2018 financial results. +[2351.22 --> 2357.28] Revenue increased 53% year over year and gross margin expanded to 37%. +[2357.28 --> 2362.14] That means AMD is actually selling products profitably. +[2363.04 --> 2370.98] We actually, I don't know if we know how much of this was buoyed up by the mining craze +[2370.98 --> 2374.14] that has really slowed down significantly now. +[2374.28 --> 2374.46] Yeah. +[2374.66 --> 2380.04] So their net income for this reported quarter was $116 million. +[2380.50 --> 2382.62] The prior quarter was $81 million. +[2382.62 --> 2388.76] Both of those are really, really, really great compared to where they are at a year ago, +[2388.98 --> 2391.80] which is where they had a net loss of $42 million. +[2392.32 --> 2398.40] So if you consider the fact that they were negative 42 before, they're like... +[2398.40 --> 2399.30] 116. +[2399.56 --> 2400.72] They're almost... +[2400.72 --> 2401.70] Yeah. +[2401.82 --> 2406.30] They're almost at over $150 million more than they would have been. +[2406.46 --> 2406.86] You know what I mean? +[2407.06 --> 2409.18] Like it's actually quite impressive. +[2409.18 --> 2410.66] So Dr. Sue released a statement. +[2410.66 --> 2413.94] We had an outstanding second quarter, strong revenue growth, margin expansion, +[2414.08 --> 2415.90] and our highest quarterly net income in seven years. +[2416.36 --> 2421.56] That's like CEO speak for, we made something people wanted to buy. +[2421.96 --> 2422.80] Oh, yes. +[2422.82 --> 2425.58] We didn't have to slash pricing to get people to buy it. +[2425.76 --> 2426.56] This is great. +[2427.96 --> 2432.66] Most importantly, we believe our long-term technology bets position us very well in the future. +[2432.78 --> 2435.54] We are confident that with the continued execution of our product roadmaps, +[2435.84 --> 2438.82] we are on an excellent trajectory to drive market share gains and profitable growth. +[2438.82 --> 2444.74] So if AMD manages to make their fabless strategy successful, Intel... +[2445.64 --> 2447.30] Samsung? +[2448.26 --> 2454.46] I'm trying to think of who else will actually be left who does both chip intellectual property +[2454.46 --> 2456.86] and actual manufacturing. +[2456.86 --> 2459.82] I thought you were just trying to list fabs, and I was like, there's quite a few. +[2459.82 --> 2467.04] No, versus focusing on fabs like a Global Foundries or a TSMC or focusing entirely on IP like someone +[2467.04 --> 2467.54] like ARM. +[2467.64 --> 2473.82] ARM doesn't build their own processors, but of course they are doing super duper well +[2473.82 --> 2480.52] in the mobile age of low power devices thanks to licensing their designs to other brands like +[2480.52 --> 2484.80] Qualcomm, for example, to produce processors at an actual fab. +[2484.80 --> 2487.12] So Qualcomm doesn't actually fabricate anything either. +[2487.22 --> 2488.52] NVIDIA doesn't fabricate anything. +[2488.96 --> 2494.32] You've got some of the world's most successful semiconductor companies that don't actually +[2494.32 --> 2495.76] manufacture semiconductors. +[2496.02 --> 2496.12] Yeah. +[2496.62 --> 2498.00] Does Micron still make SSDs? +[2498.54 --> 2507.00] So Micron is in a partnership with Intel, and they do NAND Flash, but I don't believe Micron +[2507.00 --> 2508.80] would actually produce the CPUs. +[2508.80 --> 2512.74] So that's sort of different. +[2513.44 --> 2518.80] I would say DRAM and NAND Flash manufacturing are kind of separate from IC manufacturing. +[2519.92 --> 2520.00] Yeah. +[2521.24 --> 2525.62] Just because, and I'm just basing that on that I don't think there's anyone other than Intel +[2525.62 --> 2526.60] that actually does both. +[2527.30 --> 2527.82] No, Samsung. +[2528.12 --> 2528.72] Samsung as well. +[2528.82 --> 2533.78] So Intel and Samsung are in both games, but as far as I know, they're the only ones that +[2533.78 --> 2534.48] are left in both. +[2535.12 --> 2535.56] Crazy. +[2535.86 --> 2538.34] It's actually quite different compared to like 10 years ago. +[2538.80 --> 2541.82] NVIDIA's next gen card details. +[2541.92 --> 2546.12] So this was posted by Atlas Wraith on the forum and sources, of course, WCCF tax. +[2546.22 --> 2549.50] So yes, it's a rumor, but they're saying it's an exclusive rumor. +[2549.98 --> 2550.82] Oh man. +[2551.08 --> 2553.90] They've got one of the Star Wars edition cards that looks like. +[2553.96 --> 2554.70] Is that the, yeah. +[2554.82 --> 2554.98] Yeah. +[2554.98 --> 2556.12] One of the Star Wars edition cards. +[2556.18 --> 2557.38] They're just using that as a placeholder. +[2557.50 --> 2559.88] That is not probably what the card will look like. +[2560.00 --> 2561.98] Is that why you're questioning if it was Star Wars or not? +[2561.98 --> 2567.02] Oh, I just, no, I was looking at, I was looking at this here and I couldn't remember +[2567.02 --> 2571.62] if that was what it looked like, but then I saw the, is the, the kind of looks like Rebel +[2571.62 --> 2576.00] Alliance, but technically it's the, whatever, the Jedi Order or something. +[2576.14 --> 2577.10] That was so stupid. +[2577.22 --> 2577.76] That whole thing. +[2577.90 --> 2584.28] Galactic Empire and then Jedi Order, even though they never, I did like a whole, I did like +[2584.28 --> 2584.84] a whole thing. +[2584.84 --> 2589.58] I pulled people into the boardroom and I got like a slide up and I was, I was yelling +[2589.58 --> 2589.94] about it. +[2589.98 --> 2595.92] It was, it was kind of a bit for a video, but it was something that they, the inspiration +[2595.92 --> 2597.24] for it came from. +[2597.48 --> 2599.92] So, so I get up and I'm like, okay, so here's the timeline. +[2600.06 --> 2600.38] All right. +[2600.74 --> 2602.34] Here's where the Jedi Order exists. +[2602.70 --> 2604.48] Here's where the Galactic Empire exists. +[2604.64 --> 2609.68] And we've got about a sliver of overlap where you could arguably say that they both existed, +[2609.68 --> 2612.20] but they're never in direct conflict with each other. +[2612.56 --> 2613.68] None of this makes any sense. +[2613.68 --> 2615.68] Why are these the two teams? +[2615.90 --> 2619.58] Who even knows what the Jedi Order is from a mainstream standpoint? +[2619.70 --> 2620.66] Who knows what this is? +[2620.84 --> 2622.00] So, so I kind of go off about it. +[2622.04 --> 2627.78] And the inspiration was that I was, I was working on a script with someone about something. +[2627.92 --> 2628.20] Okay. +[2628.58 --> 2632.58] And I went off into a tangent about this and they're like, this is hilarious. +[2632.82 --> 2634.28] We should just work this into the video. +[2636.18 --> 2637.94] It's all EU now, Linus. +[2638.08 --> 2641.94] So a month ago, the writer here, Usman Prasada. +[2641.94 --> 2645.10] And oh, there's another co-writer, co-writer. +[2645.26 --> 2647.08] Hasan Mujtaba. +[2647.58 --> 2648.42] I did my best. +[2649.42 --> 2653.28] Talked about how AIBs would be seated with NVIDIA's next generation graphics cards, probably +[2653.28 --> 2655.90] based on the Turing architecture sometime in late August. +[2656.84 --> 2659.00] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[2659.10 --> 2660.20] Let's not try and read the article. +[2660.34 --> 2662.38] Let's look at our notes provided by James instead. +[2662.38 --> 2666.70] Also, one random, sorry, Star Wars thing. +[2666.94 --> 2670.02] They're relaunching the Clone Wars animated series. +[2670.22 --> 2671.10] We talked about it last week. +[2671.18 --> 2674.40] And I said on the show, I was like, Luke's going to be so disappointed that he's not here. +[2674.54 --> 2678.20] And so disappointed that they're just like wrapping it up as a fan service thing. +[2678.54 --> 2678.94] Yep. +[2679.30 --> 2679.70] Wrecked. +[2679.70 --> 2679.74] Wrecked. +[2679.74 --> 2684.32] So not only are they just wrapping it up, but I am both excited and scared as freaking +[2684.32 --> 2684.68] heck. +[2685.20 --> 2688.22] Because I have not enjoyed the new Star Wars stuff under Disney. +[2688.22 --> 2689.94] So like, oh geez. +[2690.86 --> 2692.16] And none of that was Disney. +[2692.38 --> 2695.08] They axed Clone Wars immediately when they bought it. +[2695.38 --> 2696.90] They axed it partway through a season. +[2697.50 --> 2700.78] Like you can actually find, you can get the lost episodes. +[2700.96 --> 2702.44] I'm not going to talk about this for too long, I swear. +[2702.70 --> 2707.66] You can get the lost episodes, which is like a few of the completed ones from that season. +[2707.92 --> 2712.32] And then you can also find the art and some of the scripts for the episodes that they +[2712.32 --> 2714.30] like didn't really properly do at all. +[2714.60 --> 2716.60] You can find like unanimated scenes and stuff. +[2716.60 --> 2724.18] And like if I was the Clone Wars team and Disney came to me and was like, yeah, so we want +[2724.18 --> 2725.16] to like close it out. +[2725.32 --> 2727.70] But like, here's how we're doing it. +[2728.58 --> 2733.24] What are the odds that assuming that you have found work elsewhere because it's been a while +[2733.24 --> 2733.64] now. +[2734.20 --> 2735.40] Well, a year now. +[2735.80 --> 2738.72] So assuming you found work elsewhere, what are the odds that you just drop what you're +[2738.72 --> 2740.40] doing and you come back? +[2740.82 --> 2741.58] Yes, Disney. +[2741.76 --> 2743.86] I will come in and I will I will do it your way. +[2743.86 --> 2747.32] Like I got to I got to imagine that it's going to be a slightly different team working +[2747.32 --> 2747.70] on this. +[2748.18 --> 2748.58] Okay. +[2748.66 --> 2750.44] So I don't know this. +[2750.58 --> 2751.98] This is an assumption that I'm based. +[2752.12 --> 2753.32] I have no source for this. +[2753.38 --> 2754.78] I'm extremely unsure. +[2755.06 --> 2756.24] This is beyond rumor. +[2756.42 --> 2759.82] But I think the Clone Wars team moved on to Rebels. +[2760.50 --> 2760.82] Okay. +[2761.00 --> 2761.66] And then Rebel. +[2761.76 --> 2765.50] The reason why Rebels feel so different is because Rebels has a lower target audience, +[2765.58 --> 2767.28] not because it's necessarily a different team. +[2767.28 --> 2769.94] But I could be completely wrong about that. +[2770.56 --> 2773.56] So aggressively don't quote me on that. +[2773.66 --> 2776.52] But I think they might have at least the core people still around. +[2777.78 --> 2778.36] All right. +[2778.44 --> 2780.28] So here's what's going on with NVIDIA's new lineup. +[2781.90 --> 2782.30] Wow. +[2782.98 --> 2784.70] This could actually be very bad news. +[2785.00 --> 2789.12] So they are apparently they haven't decided on the naming, which might not seem like it +[2789.12 --> 2791.44] matters that much because ultimately who cares is about FPS. +[2791.44 --> 2798.54] But as a general rule, it's not a terrible idea when you create a product to have the +[2798.54 --> 2799.72] name kind of make sense. +[2801.06 --> 2807.22] And with a graphics card, really the main thing that we expect a name to tell us is where +[2807.22 --> 2809.80] does its performance fall in relation to other cards? +[2811.04 --> 2817.14] So apparently they are actively considering suffixes like XXX5. +[2817.14 --> 2821.92] For example, GTX 1175. +[2822.44 --> 2822.72] Yeah. +[2823.80 --> 2827.68] Or GTX 2070 or 2075. +[2827.98 --> 2833.78] Now, that alone doesn't sound like that big of a deal unless the kinds of suffixes they're +[2833.78 --> 2837.22] considering are like 10 something 5. +[2838.26 --> 2843.80] Where it's possible that we might get GPUs that don't actually perform that dramatically +[2843.80 --> 2844.80] different from this gen. +[2844.80 --> 2846.92] Now, I don't think they would do that. +[2847.14 --> 2847.50] Oh. +[2848.60 --> 2848.98] Interesting. +[2848.98 --> 2850.08] But like they've done that sort of thing before. +[2850.22 --> 2853.30] Like the 275 launched way after the 260 and the 280. +[2853.58 --> 2853.70] Yeah. +[2853.90 --> 2855.52] But that was similar architecturally. +[2855.62 --> 2859.30] I don't see them launching a new architecture without giving it a clear new series. +[2859.52 --> 2864.56] But if they used numbers that kind of seemed like it positioned them between older cards, +[2865.54 --> 2869.46] I don't know if it would surprise me that much either. +[2869.46 --> 2873.80] Because you've got to remember, if NVIDIA holds true to the pattern that has been true since +[2873.80 --> 2879.04] the GTX 680, we are not getting big Turing at the initial launch. +[2879.36 --> 2881.04] We are getting mid-sized Turing. +[2881.04 --> 2887.72] So a GTX 1080 Ti is a very different card from a 1080. +[2888.18 --> 2891.92] They are more different than a 1080 and a 1070 are. +[2891.96 --> 2892.90] That's the way it works now. +[2892.98 --> 2899.94] 1080 Ti is a big chip and 1080 and 1070 are both step down mid-sized chips. +[2899.94 --> 2905.96] So we are getting the new generation mid-chip, which I don't know, may or may not actually +[2905.96 --> 2908.16] perform any better than last gen big chip. +[2908.64 --> 2911.56] Are we going to actually make a compensator? +[2912.38 --> 2913.06] I don't know. +[2913.20 --> 2914.06] If we get a new big chip? +[2914.94 --> 2916.56] We kind of skipped three. +[2917.52 --> 2917.98] Sort of. +[2918.12 --> 2918.28] Didn't we? +[2918.42 --> 2919.06] Sort of. +[2919.18 --> 2919.70] I think so. +[2919.86 --> 2923.04] There wasn't a, usually there's like a very opportune moment. +[2923.24 --> 2924.50] Well, there's no four-way SLI anymore. +[2924.78 --> 2925.06] Yeah. +[2925.36 --> 2925.94] So that doesn't help. +[2926.24 --> 2926.46] Yeah. +[2926.46 --> 2930.64] Well, like, isn't there for specifically benchmarking reasons? +[2930.88 --> 2931.12] Maybe. +[2931.12 --> 2932.32] I always hate it when people do that, though. +[2932.50 --> 2933.44] Maybe, but it's really dumb. +[2933.48 --> 2933.84] It's stupid. +[2934.96 --> 2935.90] So it's not as cool. +[2936.48 --> 2938.52] Apparently, we'll initially have three power brackets. +[2939.46 --> 2941.86] 120 watt, 150 watt, and 180 watt. +[2941.92 --> 2948.30] And what's interesting about that is NVIDIA has, over the last several years, anyway, gone +[2948.30 --> 2949.86] with a staggered rollout for their new lineup. +[2950.66 --> 2951.84] Oh, that piece was a little spicier. +[2952.50 --> 2953.32] Oh, I'm fine. +[2954.12 --> 2954.50] I'm fine. +[2954.50 --> 2955.54] The sweet Sriracha? +[2955.54 --> 2958.02] Yeah, that piece was a little bit on the spicier side. +[2958.46 --> 2959.44] It's good, though, actually. +[2961.38 --> 2963.62] So they've gone with a very staggered rollout. +[2963.70 --> 2964.98] So they've gone like, okay, here's the high end. +[2965.24 --> 2966.26] Then they're like, wait a couple months. +[2966.34 --> 2967.24] Okay, here's the next one. +[2967.40 --> 2967.96] Wait a couple months. +[2968.04 --> 2968.68] Here's the next one. +[2969.02 --> 2971.74] That allows them to kind of stretch out their PR coverage. +[2972.68 --> 2973.00] Yeah. +[2973.32 --> 2977.48] Keeps people from kind of getting bored of like this wave of GPU news. +[2977.62 --> 2978.78] Gives us more stuff to talk about. +[2978.78 --> 2980.22] And then nothing for two years, you know? +[2980.22 --> 2980.54] Yeah. +[2982.24 --> 2989.64] But what this sounds like is that at 120, 150, 180 watt, they might be doing a broader refresh. +[2990.00 --> 2994.60] And the reason for doing that might be that AMD is actually relatively competitive at the +[2994.60 --> 2996.20] 120 watt TDP range. +[2996.40 --> 2998.08] So they might want to just go, you know what? +[2998.14 --> 2998.44] Forget it. +[2998.44 --> 2999.46] Let's just go bump. +[2999.46 --> 3006.16] And make life very, very difficult for our one competitor in the space all in one go. +[3008.00 --> 3008.80] Very interesting. +[3009.76 --> 3015.08] It is rumored that 1080 Ti MSRP will drop by $100 and 1080 MSRP will drop by $50. +[3015.42 --> 3022.96] This is also a solid indication that the upcoming 1180 and 1170, I'm just using those as placeholders, +[3022.96 --> 3029.84] don't really perform that amazingly differently than the ones that they are replacing. +[3030.18 --> 3030.44] Yeah. +[3031.10 --> 3032.06] We'll see. +[3034.42 --> 3037.32] But potential price drops on 1080 Ti and 1080. +[3037.64 --> 3037.86] Yeah. +[3037.96 --> 3039.04] That's never a bad thing. +[3039.04 --> 3040.42] Which happens pretty much every time. +[3040.48 --> 3041.22] It is never a bad thing. +[3041.70 --> 3045.52] We actually filmed our MacBook Pro 2018 video today. +[3045.86 --> 3048.14] So there's going to be more detail about this and that. +[3048.14 --> 3054.40] But it looks like the throttling for the MacBook Pro has been fixed in macOS. +[3054.62 --> 3057.98] So it came as an update to High Sierra 10.13.6. +[3058.34 --> 3062.64] And they have issued an apology to consumers who experience less than optimal performance +[3062.64 --> 3064.04] on their new 2018 machines. +[3066.80 --> 3069.36] Now, they said that this was a firmware patch. +[3069.48 --> 3070.86] A missing digital key. +[3071.06 --> 3072.04] Issued with this update. +[3072.30 --> 3077.62] But Anthony's testing shows no performance change in Windows after downloading and installing +[3077.62 --> 3077.90] this. +[3077.96 --> 3080.20] So it seems like it didn't actually make any changes to firmware. +[3080.34 --> 3083.12] And we'll talk in a little bit more detail about that in our MacBook Pro video. +[3084.88 --> 3085.68] Oh, Facebook. +[3086.68 --> 3090.86] Facebook stock crashed harder than any stock has ever crashed before. +[3092.62 --> 3094.66] This is posted by SC2 Mitch on the forum. +[3096.22 --> 3100.08] They were apparently sued today over a disappointing earnings announcement. +[3100.20 --> 3100.36] Okay. +[3100.40 --> 3101.32] I didn't know about that. +[3101.44 --> 3101.72] Wow. +[3101.72 --> 3108.22] But it resulted in the loss of $120 billion of shareholder wealth, making it the biggest +[3108.22 --> 3110.56] one-day loss in U.S. market history. +[3110.78 --> 3114.64] Apparently, Zuckerberg went down like two spots on the world's richest list or something. +[3114.70 --> 3115.04] Really? +[3115.26 --> 3115.48] Yeah. +[3116.54 --> 3117.60] Have you heard of... +[3117.60 --> 3117.74] Okay. +[3117.84 --> 3119.42] This is... +[3119.42 --> 3123.46] I do not recommend going there. +[3123.46 --> 3126.62] I would never recommend going there. +[3126.80 --> 3135.82] And it takes a bit of willingness to read terrible, horrible things to be able to go there. +[3135.92 --> 3138.60] But there is a subreddit called WallStreetBets. +[3139.52 --> 3141.46] And it's based around... +[3142.04 --> 3145.28] Like, all stock investments is essentially betting, right? +[3145.52 --> 3145.90] Sure. +[3145.90 --> 3148.60] But this is based around, like, hardcore betting. +[3148.60 --> 3153.98] And their idea isn't, like, I'm going to invest so I can have a good life leading forward. +[3154.08 --> 3158.26] Their idea is, like, I'm going to YOLO so that hopefully I either get a yacht or nothing. +[3159.28 --> 3165.10] And, like, some dude is 20 and made, like, $500,000 off shorting Facebook. +[3166.54 --> 3167.86] And he posted about it there. +[3167.98 --> 3171.20] There's also a dude who had a 50... +[3171.20 --> 3173.00] I think it was a $55,000 portfolio. +[3173.30 --> 3176.30] And it went down to $1.2 grand because of this. +[3176.30 --> 3179.60] It's a really interesting read right now. +[3179.74 --> 3183.98] Just fair warning, it gets pretty brutal in the comments and stuff. +[3184.06 --> 3188.82] So just if you have a weak stomach for people being vicious, don't go there. +[3189.18 --> 3193.58] But it's really interesting seeing people who bet super hard on stocks. +[3193.70 --> 3194.86] And then something like this happens. +[3194.96 --> 3196.74] And just seeing what happens. +[3197.32 --> 3200.24] People losing their entire savings. +[3201.00 --> 3203.74] People being completely set up for the entire rest of their life. +[3203.74 --> 3208.30] Just, like, every single thread is, like, whoa. +[3208.62 --> 3213.30] So it's like a live stream of the high roller, you know, roulette table. +[3213.36 --> 3213.60] Yeah. +[3213.84 --> 3214.34] Pretty much. +[3214.40 --> 3214.98] It's crazy. +[3215.28 --> 3217.66] It's a very crazy, yeah. +[3218.38 --> 3219.22] Here's a rumor. +[3219.48 --> 3223.64] This was posted by Aluminium Tech on the forum and the original source is 9to5Google. +[3224.14 --> 3225.54] Fortnite is coming to Android. +[3225.54 --> 3230.16] But it is rumored that it will be a Samsung Galaxy Note 9 exclusive. +[3230.70 --> 3231.06] What? +[3231.28 --> 3231.76] At first. +[3232.22 --> 3235.36] They must have paid so much for that. +[3235.72 --> 3241.92] So apparently it's going to be, so the Note 9, which is set to be announced on the 9th of August, +[3242.42 --> 3246.32] with pre-orders on August 14th and public availability on August 24th, +[3246.90 --> 3250.14] looks like it's going to have Fortnite exclusively for a month. +[3250.14 --> 3255.42] And there was a thread about this on the forum where people are like, oh, what are they, you know, +[3255.80 --> 3256.48] are they stupid? +[3256.60 --> 3258.66] They think people are going to buy a phone just over a game? +[3258.76 --> 3259.14] Uh, yeah. +[3259.82 --> 3260.32] Oh, yeah. +[3260.76 --> 3261.10] Oh, yeah. +[3261.10 --> 3261.46] Absolutely. +[3261.68 --> 3263.50] It's like people are criticizing Samsung. +[3263.80 --> 3267.42] Okay, you can criticize Samsung all you want, but they're saying that Samsung is stupid for doing this. +[3267.72 --> 3267.82] No. +[3267.82 --> 3269.74] And depending how much they paid, which I don't know, +[3270.94 --> 3274.28] depending how much they paid, this might be actually brilliant. +[3274.62 --> 3275.76] It's not inherently stupid. +[3275.88 --> 3276.54] It could be stupid. +[3276.62 --> 3277.26] It could be stupid. +[3277.26 --> 3277.54] Yeah. +[3277.64 --> 3280.02] Like if they paid way too much money, maybe it's stupid. +[3280.42 --> 3283.88] But remember, this is a company that buys Super Bowl ads. +[3284.06 --> 3288.78] So, you know, if they paid $100 million, this is a far better promotion than a Super Bowl ad, +[3288.80 --> 3289.82] if you want my honest opinion. +[3289.94 --> 3292.60] And you were just talking about like it might actually influence their decisions. +[3292.90 --> 3295.80] Think about if you're on a contract, how subsidized your phone is. +[3295.84 --> 3297.36] It's just a bit of money, right? +[3297.74 --> 3302.82] So it's probably like $150 decision, but they're all going to be about $150 or $0. +[3302.82 --> 3311.48] You pick this phone, you get Fortnite, and you get the decision between wireless AKG headphones, +[3311.80 --> 3312.78] which is sweet. +[3312.98 --> 3315.58] Yeah, you should probably go with that unless you're a crazy Fortnite fan. +[3315.96 --> 3320.60] The other option is $100 to $100 worth of V-Bucks in-game. +[3320.60 --> 3321.42] $100 to $150. +[3322.00 --> 3322.56] Yeah, sorry. +[3322.56 --> 3327.16] And the other thing you've got to remember is that Fortnite has an enormous fan base. +[3327.58 --> 3330.68] So you've got friends that work at like mobile gaming companies, right? +[3331.16 --> 3332.26] What do you remember talking? +[3332.32 --> 3337.66] I know you've talked to them about it, but do you remember what they said was the percentage of the users that are your whales? +[3338.04 --> 3341.62] Oh, I don't remember the exact number, but it is very, very small. +[3341.62 --> 3343.96] Like less than 1%. +[3343.96 --> 3350.90] So when you've got hundreds of millions of users, though, and you've got these whales that might spend hundreds of dollars a month on the game, +[3351.24 --> 3355.24] to imagine that they might run out and buy a phone so that they can play the game that month. +[3355.26 --> 3355.88] Oh, there's no question. +[3355.90 --> 3356.98] Remember, they get a phone. +[3357.30 --> 3357.52] Yeah. +[3357.74 --> 3361.90] I mean, usually when they spend a couple hundred bucks on this game, they don't even get a phone. +[3362.02 --> 3363.46] Hey, yo, I got a phone. +[3364.02 --> 3364.38] Cool. +[3364.38 --> 3364.42] Cool. +[3365.16 --> 3373.36] Like that is a no-brainer for the kind of people that are spending lots and lots of money on digital content for games like Fortnite. +[3373.62 --> 3375.92] So, oh yeah, they're going to sell some phones. +[3376.58 --> 3377.66] Don't kid yourself. +[3379.16 --> 3380.66] Okay, last topic for today. +[3380.82 --> 3384.90] Apple will fix devices damaged by Japanese floods for free. +[3385.06 --> 3389.66] Apple is buying themselves some free positive publicity, and hey, that's a good thing. +[3389.66 --> 3391.30] One quick thing I'm going to step in here with. +[3391.30 --> 3396.26] You just mentioned the tiny percentage of your users are the whales. +[3396.72 --> 3399.56] There's a really amazing story. +[3400.22 --> 3407.46] Kevin Lee Coe, a 45-year-old man from Rockland, California, pled guilty to charges of wire fraud and money laundering, +[3407.76 --> 3413.10] having been caught stealing $4.8 million from his employer between 2008 and 2015, +[3414.74 --> 3420.60] $1 million of which he spent on Game of War, the mobile game. +[3421.30 --> 3428.82] One thing that blows my mind about this is imagine literally how many times he would have had to click to buy something to spend a million dollars. +[3429.88 --> 3434.90] Like it literally would have been tiresome to like spend that much money on in-game currency. +[3435.00 --> 3439.84] I'm surprised he didn't manage to lose his job given how much time he was clearly spending playing Game of War. +[3440.30 --> 3440.66] Yeah. +[3441.06 --> 3442.16] I mean, okay, no, no. +[3442.16 --> 3444.06] I'm sure he lost his job. +[3444.24 --> 3445.34] Ignoring the money laundering. +[3445.52 --> 3446.26] Ignoring the money. +[3446.38 --> 3448.58] It's like, what was this guy even getting done all day? +[3448.68 --> 3449.58] Clearly nothing. +[3449.94 --> 3450.08] Yeah. +[3450.90 --> 3452.96] A million dollars on Game of War. +[3453.22 --> 3454.02] Oh my goodness. +[3454.40 --> 3455.04] So crazy. +[3455.46 --> 3455.76] All right. +[3455.76 --> 3463.32] So this was posted by Red Round 2 on the forum and Apple has announced that it will repair any iPhones, Macs, iPods, or iPads. +[3463.56 --> 3465.28] Hey, the iPod owners are getting some love. +[3465.36 --> 3466.00] That's nice. +[3466.64 --> 3470.64] That were directly damaged by the devastating heavy floods that swept through Japan this month. +[3470.74 --> 3471.20] Oh, that's cool. +[3471.32 --> 3476.02] The flooding has caused hundreds of deaths and the support goes against Apple's standard repair policies, +[3476.16 --> 3478.12] which strictly exclude water damage. +[3478.96 --> 3484.38] So almost all of Apple's main product lines are eligible, but accessories are not included and proof of ownership may be required. +[3484.48 --> 3485.18] That's fantastic. +[3485.30 --> 3485.86] Way to go, Apple. +[3486.04 --> 3486.60] That's very cool. +[3486.66 --> 3487.86] That's probably going to cost him a lot of money. +[3487.94 --> 3488.06] Yeah. +[3488.10 --> 3488.96] Love to hear that, though. +[3489.48 --> 3494.98] Speaking of things I love to hear, I love to hear that that's it for this week. +[3495.52 --> 3496.34] I'm going to go home. +[3497.10 --> 3498.16] I'm going to enjoy my weekend. +[3498.88 --> 3499.72] We've got to play some badminton. +[3500.10 --> 3500.34] Yeah. +[3500.48 --> 3500.70] Yeah. +[3500.76 --> 3502.08] Not this weekend, but yeah, very soon. +[3502.16 --> 3502.44] That's fine. +[3502.56 --> 3504.46] Also, I need to fix my back first and my arm. +[3504.56 --> 3505.86] What did you do with your back and your arm? +[3506.36 --> 3507.18] When are you not broken? +[3508.12 --> 3509.50] My knees are basically fixed. +[3509.58 --> 3510.46] No, that's not my point. +[3510.60 --> 3511.06] It was great. +[3511.16 --> 3511.92] My knees are almost fixed. +[3512.20 --> 3513.88] So my lower back, I think it's my chair. +[3513.98 --> 3514.80] I've ordered a new chair. +[3515.88 --> 3516.12] Okay. +[3516.72 --> 3519.12] You were still using that horrible, like... +[3519.64 --> 3520.86] I don't like spending much... +[3520.86 --> 3522.58] You told me you were going to order a new chair. +[3524.92 --> 3526.16] It has been ordered now. +[3526.16 --> 3526.52] Literally. +[3526.60 --> 3526.88] Shut up. +[3527.10 --> 3528.96] You told me you were going to order a new chair. +[3530.08 --> 3531.88] Literally before Floatplane was founded. +[3532.70 --> 3532.98] Yeah. +[3533.18 --> 3534.88] Before that project was even started. +[3535.14 --> 3536.76] So that probably was like mid-2016. +[3537.16 --> 3537.50] Yeah. +[3537.50 --> 3537.94] Yeah. +[3537.94 --> 3538.56] Yeah, a little bit. +[3538.80 --> 3539.04] Yeah. +[3540.02 --> 3541.26] I ordered it now, though. +[3541.36 --> 3543.00] It's showing up on August 6th. +[3543.06 --> 3543.58] I'm excited. +[3544.50 --> 3545.22] What'd you get? +[3545.70 --> 3546.14] It's... +[3546.14 --> 3547.32] I don't want to talk about it. +[3547.46 --> 3548.16] Is it expensive? +[3548.30 --> 3549.00] It's very expensive. +[3549.04 --> 3549.66] Is it Herman Miller? +[3550.04 --> 3550.40] Yes. +[3550.86 --> 3551.26] Oh. +[3551.26 --> 3554.66] I talked to a whole bunch of ergonomic experts. +[3555.12 --> 3555.94] I talked to... +[3555.94 --> 3556.94] Because my like... +[3556.94 --> 3557.22] Oh. +[3557.70 --> 3559.88] There's a history of back problems in my family, too. +[3560.20 --> 3561.38] So I want to like solve it. +[3561.86 --> 3565.16] And that's part of the reason why it took me two and a half years to order it. +[3565.22 --> 3568.30] It's because I've kind of known the one that I should order for a long time. +[3568.30 --> 3569.30] Damn. +[3569.30 --> 3571.46] It's not the main one. +[3571.54 --> 3573.02] It's not the one most people buy. +[3573.18 --> 3575.96] But this is the chair you'll use for the rest of your life, right? +[3576.08 --> 3578.34] It has like a 25-year warranty or something. +[3578.44 --> 3578.60] Okay. +[3578.60 --> 3578.70] Okay. +[3578.70 --> 3579.74] Like it's supposed to... +[3579.74 --> 3583.20] I mean, I'm a firm believer in buying one nice thing once. +[3583.48 --> 3583.72] Yeah. +[3583.72 --> 3590.34] So the number of times that I have not upgraded my wireless router since I spent $1,000 on a +[3590.34 --> 3595.74] ruckus access point has probably gotten me about a third of the way there so far. +[3595.94 --> 3596.06] Yeah. +[3596.48 --> 3601.12] And I plan to continue to use that ruckus access point for many years because even though +[3601.12 --> 3605.84] there are new wireless standards coming that will be faster, the devices that I'll be +[3605.84 --> 3612.48] able to afford will, if I were to buy something enterprise tier, will be consumer grade and +[3612.48 --> 3614.36] they're going to have other issues. +[3614.54 --> 3616.16] And quite frankly, I get... +[3616.16 --> 3622.64] So on my Blade Stealth, I was transferring files to my NAS at 46 megabytes a second on my +[3622.64 --> 3624.92] access point at home two nights ago. +[3625.34 --> 3627.40] That is good enough for me on Wi-Fi. +[3627.52 --> 3632.92] If I need faster than that, I will plug into a network connection and I will get 10 gig because +[3632.92 --> 3634.62] YOLO or whatever. +[3635.84 --> 3640.56] So I'm a firm believer if you're going to use something for long enough that you would +[3640.56 --> 3645.82] have replaced it multiple times with commodity garbage in the time that you'd use it, then +[3645.82 --> 3647.30] I consider that a solid investment. +[3647.60 --> 3651.62] Because you also have to pay yourself for the time that it takes to go and buy a new chair +[3651.62 --> 3657.42] several times, assemble it, go shop for it, figure out that you're missing a stupid bracket, +[3657.58 --> 3661.44] go back to the store and go to the bracket wall and find the right stupid bracket, then take +[3661.44 --> 3661.62] home. +[3661.66 --> 3666.46] Like there's overhead associated with dealing with buying stuff. +[3666.46 --> 3669.96] Even the biggest one I would even say is the downtime. +[3670.92 --> 3672.20] Oh yeah, downtime is a pain in the butt. +[3672.20 --> 3676.18] Because if your router goes down, especially for someone like you, yeah, like you just did +[3676.18 --> 3679.04] the angry jaw movement and the eye roll. +[3679.28 --> 3680.88] Like that's, it's a problem. +[3681.02 --> 3682.76] It could be very, very impactful. +[3682.88 --> 3686.88] Like I might not be able to get work done or I might be live streaming at my house or +[3686.88 --> 3688.22] something back in those days anyway. +[3688.34 --> 3692.22] If my router went down, I would live here until I got a new one, which would be the +[3692.22 --> 3694.46] next morning because I would need one immediately. +[3694.80 --> 3698.26] Like it's, so that's it for WAN show. +[3698.86 --> 3700.44] Thank you guys for tuning in. +[3700.92 --> 3702.28] We will see you again next week. +[3703.34 --> 3706.20] We are actually going to be discussing moving WAN show to YouTube. +[3707.46 --> 3707.82] Whoa. +[3708.18 --> 3708.50] Yeah. +[3709.28 --> 3711.42] Maybe we should talk about it on the WAN show next week. +[3712.26 --> 3713.70] We'll maybe do some pros and cons. +[3713.80 --> 3715.68] We'll talk to the Twitch audience, see what they think. +[3715.68 --> 3716.94] What about mirrored? +[3717.50 --> 3718.42] Um, so. +[3718.84 --> 3720.54] Is that like against everyone's policies? +[3720.62 --> 3721.14] I think so. +[3721.22 --> 3721.46] Okay. +[3721.64 --> 3722.40] It depends. +[3722.58 --> 3723.04] It depends. +[3723.26 --> 3723.50] All right. +[3723.50 --> 3724.00] All right. +[3724.08 --> 3724.62] See you guys. +[3724.78 --> 3725.10] Bye. +[3725.36 --> 3725.70] Bye. diff --git a/AMD making new CPUs - WAN Show June 1 2018_transcript.txt b/AMD making new CPUs - WAN Show June 1 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..409d63cbf81930774883414192deaa66c8c42737 --- /dev/null +++ b/AMD making new CPUs - WAN Show June 1 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,484 @@ +[0.00 --> 13.58] it's wan show time and i am very upset this is this is uh quite emotionally striking for him +[13.58 --> 21.36] right now yeah i am really not sure how to process this right now okay legitimately this is weird +[21.36 --> 29.94] yes like even just that part and the fact that in order to like administer the +[29.94 --> 37.96] show you have to go that way i go over here like the number of years yeah that i have been sitting +[37.96 --> 49.82] to your left yep and this is what happens when we let a prime work on the wang show set i was just +[49.82 --> 59.30] sitting there you were sitting there so you were party to it no yes no yes no yes yes yes +[59.30 --> 67.98] no yes no yes okay so one of my questions is why didn't they just put the little table over here +[67.98 --> 77.00] i don't know i'm gonna ask them to move it because i can't take this okay one thing too is this the way +[77.00 --> 89.38] that we sat uh on the couch no in the really hot room oh hold on no i was on the left still are you +[89.38 --> 96.74] sure no i'm pretty sure i was on the left but back then you still had to administer to the left because +[96.74 --> 98.42] the table was forward and to the left +[98.42 --> 108.80] we're gonna go really far back i have to look it up because i don't know uh oh here we go +[108.80 --> 116.58] okay whoa yes i used to be on this side yeah but you would administer in the middle left yeah +[116.58 --> 124.34] oh it was it it was in the middle to the left oh okay okay anyway um other than what is clearly +[124.34 --> 132.14] wrong and terrible uh we have a great show for you guys today uh intel launched optane dims yeah +[132.14 --> 139.90] so like memory modules but like using optane super cool so that's pretty cool amd is preparing new cpus +[139.90 --> 144.14] which are super uninteresting but it's still good that they're doing that but it's good that they're +[144.14 --> 150.06] doing that because the more pressure we put on intel the more likely they are to release something +[150.06 --> 156.54] other than optane dims um hey those are still kind of arm is introducing a new processor with +[156.54 --> 164.72] insane performance hooray it's gonna be the razor processor oh wow did you ever see his keynote on +[164.72 --> 172.78] the razor phone no it's insane insane performance you know what they put so much work into that phone +[172.78 --> 179.00] that it was insane yeah it was insane you know it's funny the like the rest of the internet didn't +[179.00 --> 184.10] seem to really pick up on that the or they didn't think it was as funny maybe it's because i know him +[184.10 --> 190.68] like maybe that's part of it where like i was just i was i was watching like someone that i know +[190.68 --> 201.46] in real life try to do like ceo keynote guy things and i was like oh man you still have some work to do +[201.46 --> 209.00] um what else we've got oh we've got a rumor a couple of rumors that uh apple is going to be +[209.00 --> 216.70] launching one iphone model next year with three rear cameras everyone is getting closer to that uh +[216.70 --> 222.98] what was that camera called with like all the oh my yeah uh i don't know start with an l i don't know +[222.98 --> 226.38] what it's called i don't remember what there's like a million lenses on the front yeah yeah yeah we're +[226.38 --> 232.52] getting closer to that becoming a reality oh also uh the intel core i7 80 86k is confirmed so uh +[232.52 --> 237.94] we'll get to that after the intro that i don't know maybe it still works i don't know i don't +[237.94 --> 249.50] know everything last time it broke and then i fixed it live ah yeah i mean it sure yeah okay so hold on +[249.50 --> 258.80] a minute hold on a minute is that the side that i'm on now oh i think it is no because that was made +[258.80 --> 267.46] with the black couch yeah oh wow this is messing with my whole world right now i'm actually not even +[267.46 --> 279.30] sure so i'm on the right side in there yeah and if oh that's pretty weird we forgot yeah +[279.30 --> 287.24] despite it being showed to us twice every week that's a hundred times a year +[287.24 --> 296.92] but for three years geez oh wow all right all right okay so uh you've had a pretty rough week +[296.92 --> 302.78] yeah i've had a pretty rough week yeah and for some different reasons and some of the same reasons +[302.78 --> 309.04] so i'm gonna go first um i'm leaving for computex i can't give you that mic pack because i have to +[309.04 --> 313.54] shoot one more video after this he's changing the mic oh well then i can give you this mic pack +[313.54 --> 323.18] so i am flying out for computex very very shortly and i will be gone for like 10 days yeah i'm gone +[323.18 --> 328.46] for a while i'm going to taiwan and then china which is of course the same thing right dennis +[328.46 --> 333.70] what i didn't say yes or no you said +[333.70 --> 340.44] are you making that sound because you have like a gag gag order +[340.44 --> 345.24] so i'm going to taiwan then china +[345.24 --> 351.06] yeah um oh is he going with you yeah yeah he's going with me +[351.06 --> 355.44] oh yeah is it gonna be a problem like going to china with a +[355.44 --> 360.52] a taiwanese like who lives in canada and like works in canada but he +[360.52 --> 364.04] didn't stick over his passport so i think he's probably still okay +[364.04 --> 370.12] did you hear about all that no uh there was a thing going around where i don't know if you could get +[370.12 --> 373.68] them from the government or if people were making themselves but it was like semi endorsed from the +[373.68 --> 379.20] government at first and then it wasn't later on but there was uh stickers that got rid of the +[379.20 --> 386.02] republic of china thing or whatever it's called okay like on your taiwanese passport yeah and then +[386.02 --> 393.42] people that traveled with that to china were like super denied entry wow yeah but he has not done this +[393.42 --> 398.12] well that's interesting isn't it please let him in china yeah that would be good so i'm going to +[398.12 --> 403.32] taiwan then china so i'm going to be gone for 10 days but yeah you're going to notice something +[403.32 --> 411.38] really weird while i'm gone there's going to be an ltt video every day yeah so that's been this week +[411.38 --> 420.88] and last week and actually the one before and then also we shot another season of +[420.88 --> 427.32] tech showdown i was gonna mess with them i was gonna say tech showdown because then they'd be +[427.32 --> 439.64] like oh dang no no one loves tech showdown and you know what i guess that's okay yeah that's +[439.64 --> 445.76] probably fine because frankly i don't really love it either um yeah it had potential it did it had +[445.76 --> 453.16] potential i liked the first episodes more it's like it's like the sixth child you know there was +[453.16 --> 460.34] so much potential but you just didn't really put the work into it and it came out half-baked and +[460.34 --> 469.46] so yes wow new season of scrapyard wars i apologize for all of the six childs out there and guys +[469.46 --> 481.40] the shtick this time is pretty insane it's actually insane so it's just a classic linus versus luke +[481.40 --> 488.94] which i don't think we've done since season two with the water cooling challenge has it been that long +[488.94 --> 496.52] yeah because after that it was the three-way with austin and then there was bs mods yeah and then there +[496.52 --> 504.52] was uh 2v2 down in la and that's all six seasons 2v2 up here yeah wow that's right with jay's two +[504.52 --> 512.50] cents yeah that's it interesting so it's a classic linus versus luke yeah but the challenge is oh +[512.50 --> 519.16] okay so this is a multi-parter in terms of the challenge and it it just keeps getting worse +[519.16 --> 526.76] first of all we can't use the internet that's enough right there which it didn't even occur to +[526.76 --> 536.32] me means no email and no google maps both of those things didn't initially click for me uh that that +[536.32 --> 542.16] was a that was a pretty big deal i treat email like long text messages yeah like i don't think of them +[542.16 --> 548.20] as anything other than straight utility like just part of my life i think of google maps like gps +[548.20 --> 553.18] yes i don't really think about obviously it has traffic data and stuff included in it but i never +[553.18 --> 559.04] think like i am going to use the internet to find my way to this thing exactly and like to be clear +[559.04 --> 565.36] we're not stupid we understand that that these services function over the internet yeah but it's +[565.36 --> 571.84] just not something you don't you think about yeah okay because it's become so routine so anyways so +[571.84 --> 578.02] yeah no use of the internet no use of google maps also no use of gps so if your car had a built-in gps +[578.02 --> 582.12] you can't do that because that would have been unfair because both cars didn't and not everybody +[582.12 --> 588.00] has gps in their car and it somewhat defeats the purpose anyways um of not being able to use the +[588.00 --> 594.90] internet yeah uh so then there was the next real challenge there was like there's enough +[594.90 --> 599.98] obscurity there's enough difficulty already and then colton on the day of i didn't know this was +[599.98 --> 605.18] coming was like by the way it's a best bang for your buck competition there's no fixed price i didn't +[605.18 --> 610.00] know that either yeah so i knew that the challenge was going to be no internet but it hadn't really +[610.00 --> 616.50] occurred to me what exactly that meant when i heard that i was like oh yeah okay so i can't craigslist +[616.50 --> 620.70] and i can't find people online yes i didn't think about the email part i didn't think about the maps +[620.70 --> 624.30] part yeah right when we were standing there and i was thinking like how am i going to do this i +[624.30 --> 628.98] immediately thought of those things and best bang for the buck challenges are in a lot of ways +[628.98 --> 633.90] much more difficult oh yeah than having a fixed budget and trying to build the best machine +[633.90 --> 643.10] for that budget because all of a sudden any strategy from fifty dollars all the way up to +[643.10 --> 651.94] five thousand dollars yeah has the potential depending on the workload to be the best bang for the buck +[651.94 --> 662.40] yeah like you could show up with literally an old tower from 2012 that you found in a back alley +[662.40 --> 669.64] for zero dollars and if it gets one fps in the game you have an infinity score you're guaranteed to win +[669.64 --> 677.72] you win yeah so um it like the the best bang for your buck challenge is enough in itself that was season +[677.72 --> 684.08] three yeah that was the competition in season three then there's the no internet then there's the no gps +[684.08 --> 691.74] it was intense so we've got people uh joey pomeroy asks when does this all air that is a tremendous +[691.74 --> 698.66] question so we've said we're gonna do this before but this time our sponsor is being super cool about +[698.66 --> 704.08] it and dbrand has basically said yeah we understand you guys want to do it up right +[704.08 --> 711.32] and so what we're going to do is we are going to pre-edit the entire thing so that we can get all +[711.32 --> 718.50] the pacing right and then we've said this we've i know we've said this multiple times yeah but this +[718.50 --> 723.78] time we're and and you know what every time we've gotten closer actually yes yeah like last time we +[723.78 --> 730.50] storyboarded the whole thing and edited at least more than one and then i think the editing on season +[730.50 --> 736.86] four was the best i still maintain that i don't know what happened that year so but yeah so we are +[736.86 --> 742.78] going to have the whole thing pre-edited so we can make sure the pacing of the season is right and it +[742.78 --> 746.96] actually should be a little bit easier to get the pacing right because one of the biggest criticisms +[746.96 --> 755.96] that i have as as a viewer of scrapyard wars is that the first episode is always just us typing on +[755.96 --> 762.12] craigslist and yeah i agree just talking like mumbo jumbo model numbers number model blah blah +[762.12 --> 768.14] blah to combine this with that price whatever yeah whereas when you don't have the internet +[768.14 --> 773.52] you basically have to go we both immediately started driving hoof it yeah we we spent like +[773.52 --> 778.56] a couple minutes i sat with my head on my desk for a while yeah and like i stood around for a sec +[778.56 --> 782.94] and then was like okay yeah i'm gonna go here but like there was no googling obviously +[782.94 --> 789.50] or existing so i don't want to spoil anything for you but you guys need to watch this season +[789.50 --> 798.56] and i will i will tell you one thing that i did i made a sign to go in the back window of my car +[798.56 --> 806.34] with my phone number on it your actual phone number that basically said want to buy gaming computer +[806.34 --> 815.30] did anyone call sms this number no okay so an idea i had that i didn't do so it's not even a spoiler +[815.30 --> 819.54] i guess was uh setting up one of those signs and like sitting at a bus loop +[819.54 --> 827.70] i didn't do it i mean how did this is the stuff we came down to okay this was hard how did people +[827.70 --> 835.70] find each other before the internet i don't even know okay well i thought about this uh yeah but +[835.70 --> 841.78] but you wouldn't do it anymore but classifieds and stuff right i i can't where would you find a +[841.78 --> 846.82] newspaper that's that's and like no one's gonna do that anymore so there's no point what kind of +[846.82 --> 852.68] like a technology savvy person would post something in a newspaper exactly so yeah there's really no point +[852.68 --> 859.24] but like i think that's what they would have done oh man back in the day um yeah so anyway +[860.20 --> 866.28] it's gonna be great um swap meets i think it uh oh yeah but who runs a swap meet from no i know i'm +[866.28 --> 870.84] just who's day no i'm saying like i thought of these things yeah yeah yeah i i even thought of like what +[870.84 --> 877.32] if there's like a land party or something and i could just go and like buy a ticket and ask people if +[877.32 --> 884.44] they want to sell me their computer like at a land i got an offer to borrow one like i could rent a +[884.44 --> 885.40] computer from someone +[888.28 --> 893.72] which technically like isn't against the rules that violates the spirit of the competition exactly +[893.72 --> 899.16] for sure which is why i didn't do it but like the guy was like yeah you could like rent my computer +[899.16 --> 904.36] and like direct it for like a week and then just bring it back +[906.52 --> 913.00] i was like i there's technically no rule against that but like not okay one he knew me +[913.00 --> 918.12] oh it wouldn't have been fair either way yeah so that it was it was pre-ixenade but like while +[918.12 --> 922.84] i was standing there i was thinking like if he didn't like maybe i could ask people i don't know +[922.84 --> 928.60] that probably no one would do it i would never even know that you rented it +[930.36 --> 937.08] if you were just like i got this for 10 bucks i'd have to be mad but like +[937.88 --> 943.64] well you'd watch the episode and figure it out yeah i think i'd take back your trophy yeah i i think i +[943.64 --> 949.80] i think i would take back your trophy if you won like that that's not cool yeah because i have been +[949.80 --> 955.16] known to take back a trophy you know if i feel like how skeptical would you be i've been mistreated +[955.16 --> 959.48] i feel like you would have been digging and figured it out on the spot you know no i probably would +[959.48 --> 964.52] have believed you like you you've been you've been honest with me over the years no okay if i was +[964.52 --> 971.08] like a full it's probably has leds in it like it probably has a window if i'm renting a gaming +[971.08 --> 977.24] tower from someone okay right yeah no okay like i i doubt you i would ask prying questions i'd be like +[977.24 --> 984.60] yes who did you get it from did they know you where did you get it can i buy one of these now +[985.64 --> 991.72] if i go there can i get one how many can we buy and flip and make tons exactly exactly +[992.68 --> 1001.32] so oh i think people are really confused so i said if you won with that strategy i would take the trophy +[1001.32 --> 1006.12] yeah yeah um all right because if you if you rent a computer for ten dollars you're probably going to +[1006.12 --> 1013.48] win that was like the we would never spoil scrapyard wars you guys no scrapyard wars is like it's like +[1013.48 --> 1020.12] sacred around here it is you do not talk about scrapyard wars outside of the company to ensure +[1020.12 --> 1026.60] even a lot of people internally yeah don't know who wins until the episodes come out so all right +[1026.60 --> 1030.68] did you want to do some like actual tech news or something at some point what do you think might as well +[1030.68 --> 1037.48] i guess so i mean we the people all came all the way here from uh and you know they clearly don't +[1037.48 --> 1041.64] know where to get their tech news because they haven't already watched all of this yeah um +[1043.64 --> 1050.84] so this was originally posted by i'm a razor on the forum and uh i think it's just i'm razor oh okay +[1050.84 --> 1062.68] well whatever and the original article is from oops um uh uh uh properties uh deactivate uh activate uh +[1063.24 --> 1071.16] do was this not tested uh duplicate um maybe not um um oh wait wait wait hold on hold on new idea +[1071.16 --> 1077.24] new idea is that even the right one uh uh uh hey oh oh +[1077.24 --> 1089.16] oh yeah block them notifications all right um intel launches optane dims so these are sort of +[1090.52 --> 1101.64] ddr4 sticks except they're only ddr4 in the sense that they fit in a ddr4 slot +[1101.64 --> 1113.16] but they are not ddr4 because the actual chips on them are not dram they are not ddr4 right right +[1115.40 --> 1122.44] that's interesting so basically they're announcing the availability but it's not like you can actually +[1122.44 --> 1127.48] buy one right now it looks like they will be sampling these uh +[1127.48 --> 1134.20] uh they're sampling them now and they will be shipping them for revenue later this year but +[1134.20 --> 1139.56] only to select customers and then broad availability is planned for some time in 2019. +[1140.20 --> 1146.68] so in a nutshell or actually let's go through some more specs first so they'll be using optane dc +[1147.32 --> 1153.16] sorry they'll be branded as optane dc persistent memory so that's data center not direct current and +[1153.16 --> 1161.16] this is this is in contrast with optane dc ssds so those would be like pci express or um nvme or +[1161.16 --> 1168.44] whatever else um just regular ssds m2 and they are not to be confused with the consumer-oriented +[1169.00 --> 1174.60] optane memory caching ssds that was such a terrible name for that product like they should have just +[1174.60 --> 1180.44] called it like the optane accelerator or something yes optane memory you literally you on the spot you +[1180.44 --> 1186.20] just made a far better name for it and you know what the stupidest part of that is when i was at +[1186.20 --> 1195.16] their launch event when they were launching optane memory they briefed us on this they knew this was +[1195.16 --> 1205.88] coming they knew actual optane on a dim for servers was coming and they still called the little m.2 +[1205.88 --> 1215.72] thing that accelerates your hard drive optane memory unbelievable intel i love you guys dearly +[1216.76 --> 1222.12] but holy crap you can probably uh contact one of the business guys about having us help you with +[1222.12 --> 1228.84] your naming schemes yeah you know a new business we'd actually be really for linus media group you +[1228.84 --> 1234.60] know you know uh asus you know how many people have asked me um when we're gonna do the next asus rog +[1234.60 --> 1240.36] rig reboot do you know where that name came from i know this story but i'm gonna pretend that i don't +[1240.36 --> 1246.92] because it will work better if you're telling me for the first time so no wow you just completely +[1247.56 --> 1255.48] you completely ruined everything for me right now um i've never this is i'm so interested where where did +[1255.48 --> 1262.92] where did rg rig reboot come from okay so they originally um when we were when we were pitching +[1262.92 --> 1269.72] this uh they sent us oh what were the what were the names that they they pitched us because we were +[1269.72 --> 1276.44] supposed it was really our bad we were supposed to get back to them like it was over a span of weeks +[1276.44 --> 1283.88] they were uh because they pitched us a name and we thought it was like really bad and or generic +[1283.88 --> 1290.84] um that's a great picture uh yeah twitch chat should probably see that picture okay so just +[1291.56 --> 1300.36] i have a really weird relationship with my asus rep um i'm just gonna see if there's don't show your +[1300.36 --> 1306.20] screen right now though uh is there anything there is right there right there okay okay i got it yeah +[1306.20 --> 1311.96] anything in here uh no that should all be fine okay yeah yeah i can show my screen now okay +[1311.96 --> 1319.96] um so this is an email that he sent to me we're kind of rethinking the whole program at the moment +[1320.60 --> 1325.56] um so this was when we weren't sure if we were going to be working together on it socks with sandals do +[1325.56 --> 1332.28] not create the branding image that we are after here the whole neo-chic glam southern surfer rockabilly +[1332.28 --> 1339.32] theme is great but come on even the socks are white and so this is a uh this is a tweet that we had sent +[1339.32 --> 1346.84] out uh around that time that is me in case you guys are wondering so if you're feeling a little +[1347.64 --> 1353.48] you know a little aroused it's totally fine hot and heavy yeah yeah um anyway so they they +[1353.48 --> 1357.96] totally understand idea and i was super busy and had no time to think about it +[1357.96 --> 1362.76] so colton walked into my office he's like look i'm not leaving your office +[1363.64 --> 1368.76] until you give me a name to give them because good job that's the last thing holding up moving +[1368.76 --> 1377.96] forward with this project and so i'm like oh i i don't know maybe like um rog rig reboot and then +[1377.96 --> 1385.96] if they hate that like come back to me literally on the spot we should offer us naming things as a +[1385.96 --> 1392.04] consulting fee based like service to companies because they're so bad at it like did you know +[1392.04 --> 1398.12] that seagate's rebranding for their drives you know iron wolf yeah and they still have barracuda +[1398.12 --> 1405.40] i like skyhawk iron wolf iron wolf pro okay i like it too i think they did a good job but get this +[1405.40 --> 1413.88] to come up with that scheme they hired the person who did the color based branding over at wd yeah +[1415.96 --> 1423.24] they couldn't just copy it it's not like there was a it's not like there was any kind of you know +[1424.12 --> 1431.16] secret like they already had barracuda i know like just keep going barracuda was cool +[1431.16 --> 1438.76] you kept it swordfish drive sure shark i don't know like and like the the like barracuda has like +[1438.76 --> 1443.48] two kind of steps through it so iron wolf makes sense why did you like shark is maybe a little bit +[1443.48 --> 1450.76] too sure why did you have to hire someone to come up with that like i'm not trying to be a jerk or +[1450.76 --> 1459.48] anything again seagate my friends i i everyone i've ever met from seagate love you dearly but holy crap +[1459.48 --> 1465.56] um what were we even talking about i don't even know oh right obtain memory oh right right right +[1465.56 --> 1471.96] okay okay well no you never actually got you said colton came into your office right oh yeah i just +[1471.96 --> 1477.08] mean i came up with it on the spot because i had no time to think about it like within a minute or two +[1477.08 --> 1482.28] it's not like colton stayed there for a few hours and now i get people like messaging me or like walking +[1482.28 --> 1486.36] up to me at conventions being like i loved rog rig reboot when are you gonna do that again like like +[1486.36 --> 1495.96] it's a thing now oh yeah intel hit us up all right so optane problem dc persistent memory +[1496.52 --> 1504.04] oh uh initially available in 128 gigs just you know i like how searchable that name is 256 +[1505.00 --> 1514.44] and up to 512 gigs on a single module yo dude you got crazy odc pm in your in your computer yeah dog +[1514.44 --> 1521.56] um so the modules are pin compatible with standard ddr4 dims and will be supported by intel's next +[1521.56 --> 1529.40] generation zeon server platforms so whoever they are currently sampling these things to apparently +[1529.40 --> 1535.56] also have intel's next gen server stuff yeah so that gives us some hints as to soon uh that gives us some +[1535.56 --> 1541.88] hints as to when we might see those rolling out and um broad availability is planned for 2019 they're not +[1541.88 --> 1545.96] officially disclosing whether it will be possible to mix and match d ram and obtain persistent memory +[1545.96 --> 1553.32] on the same memory controller channel and the 192 gigs of ram for the development preview systems +[1553.32 --> 1559.24] indicate that they are equipped with a 16 gig d ram dim on every memory channel so maybe also not +[1559.24 --> 1565.08] disclosed power consumption clock speeds specific endurance ratings other than them saying that they +[1565.08 --> 1572.12] should last for a similar lifetime to the server with their regular memory that's in it um so i actually +[1572.12 --> 1578.28] have to tag out with james um which is going to be probably a double swap uh i actually i sorry yeah +[1578.28 --> 1584.60] yes but uh first i would really like to tell you guys about oh savage jerky so that i can eat +[1584.60 --> 1585.24] the jerky +[1587.96 --> 1591.56] is that is that okay can i do at least the savage jerky spot yeah that's fine +[1591.56 --> 1598.12] uh oh i don't have my notes because normally i load them up on there you don't know the savage +[1598.12 --> 1603.72] jerky notes well basically a high quality snack that's made with fresh ingredients without nitrates +[1603.72 --> 1609.00] or preservatives that's not bad for you they've got 13 different flavors of jerky tastes good you guys +[1609.00 --> 1615.72] want some jerky i'm down all right 13 different flavors including my favorite the maple buffalo bacon +[1615.72 --> 1621.96] mmm they also 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money go join honey at uh honey.com linus or click the link below if you're on youtube to add honey to +[1769.24 --> 1778.04] your browser today honey sweet let me have spectrum do you have yours here oh i had them sitting here for +[1778.04 --> 1784.44] weeks is this them yes those are ones i normally wear but i like this orange box oh let me try it done +[1784.44 --> 1789.48] i'm gonna wear these ones oh yeah these aren't gonna be for me these are kind of those are a +[1789.48 --> 1795.96] little bit they're feminine yes wow there we go spectrum staring at your monitor all day can be hard +[1795.96 --> 1800.84] on your eyes and also make it tougher to fall asleep that's the the latter note on that is my least +[1800.84 --> 1806.36] favorite part spectrum is an affordable long-term solution to staring at your computer screen or phone +[1806.36 --> 1812.44] actually as well uh using a software solution like f.lux and twilight will not give you the same type of +[1812.44 --> 1818.20] filtering that these glasses do features include that they're stylish you might not like these on me +[1818.20 --> 1823.88] because i'm a very weird fit for glasses but i think james looks better in those ones and if i had +[1823.88 --> 1829.96] different ones they might look better or you do like these on me who knows um they're also nice quality +[1829.96 --> 1835.40] and have a one-year warranty which is which is good we've had these for over a year now i think oh yeah +[1835.40 --> 1839.96] and they look brand new still yeah fair i like how flexible and light these puppies are +[1839.96 --> 1847.40] boom uh they have low color distortion they block high energy blue light while keeping colors as +[1847.40 --> 1853.64] similar as possible so yeah that that is a thing any of these glasses will have a very minor amount +[1853.64 --> 1858.12] of color change and it is this is pretty minor a little bit noticeable but it is very minor i've had +[1858.12 --> 1862.76] other ones that are a lot worse i will tell you that much uh they're primarily focused around canadian +[1862.76 --> 1867.96] us markets but they are working on expanding into europe and they do offer shipping internationally +[1867.96 --> 1872.84] they also now sell at memory express for canadians that's interesting and for the month of even +[1872.84 --> 1878.20] know that yeah i had no idea good for them um and for the month of june they'll be offering 20 +[1878.20 --> 1886.28] off spectrum glasses check them out at spectrumglasses.com slash collections slash pro spec or prospect +[1886.92 --> 1892.36] i think it's pro spec or on memory express or through the link below if you're on youtube today i +[1892.36 --> 1899.72] didn't have the right banner up i noticed you say coupon coupon coupon i say i'm a coup person coupon +[1899.72 --> 1907.80] coupon i'm not saying you're wrong it is a u not a double o so coupon coupon i don't know i like that +[1908.36 --> 1911.40] okay i'm gonna leave this banner up for a little bit because i forgot to put it up +[1911.40 --> 1918.44] uh before then i have no idea what you guys have spoken about so uh topics in a line definitely not +[1918.44 --> 1925.96] what definitely not that one let's talk about that one okay there was it's been removed how long was it +[1925.96 --> 1934.04] up there okay let's let's explain school shooting game on steam has been removed uh rightfully so in my +[1934.04 --> 1941.88] opinion yeah active shooter and wow yeah straight up an unreleased steam game in which you play as a +[1941.88 --> 1947.00] school shooter a swat team member trying to neutralize them or a civilian has been removed from the +[1947.00 --> 1953.88] platform and both the developer and publisher revived games and acid respectively responsible +[1953.88 --> 1959.80] for the game have been banned from the platform the game's trailer depicts a player running down high +[1959.80 --> 1965.64] school halls and through classrooms indiscriminately murdering teachers until a swap team shows up +[1968.20 --> 1976.76] wow who how could you possibly think apparently when they first were making the game it was +[1977.40 --> 1983.48] you couldn't play as the school shooter you could only play as the swat team person neutralizing them +[1983.48 --> 1989.56] it was just like a swat game with like veiled in in that kind of scenario and then +[1989.56 --> 1994.68] someone genius was like you know how we can just you should be able to play on the other side you +[1994.68 --> 2001.72] can be a terrorist in counter-strike you got to be a psychopath like there's no amount of slimy +[2001.72 --> 2006.12] there's no amount of slimy greasy marketing like whoa we'll get a lot of attention or we'll make money +[2006.12 --> 2011.40] there's no amount of that that can motivate you to be bad and sensitive what does chat think what do you +[2011.40 --> 2020.60] think chat oh everyone can see sorry whoa intro no whoa it was scrolled i couldn't click on main +[2021.80 --> 2032.04] sociopath how is this worse than gta uh very worse i would say it's very worse very much worse do +[2033.24 --> 2040.36] because it in my opinion in this one you are set up specifically to do that in gta it's it's a choice +[2040.36 --> 2046.12] yeah well i mean you do have to rip people out of their cars at least you don't have to punch +[2046.76 --> 2051.72] survival sex workers or shoot or randomly shoot people walking down the street you have a choice +[2051.72 --> 2056.12] uh and i guess arguably in this game you don't have to play as a shooter you could only neutralize +[2056.12 --> 2061.08] them i suppose uh the other thing is this is just so much more topical you can't shoot up schools +[2062.12 --> 2065.40] i think in the in fairness in this game you cannot shoot children +[2065.40 --> 2068.36] you own i don't even know if there's children present it might only be teachers +[2070.28 --> 2074.84] but still this is just so much more topical in gta it's open world and like anything can happen +[2074.84 --> 2079.32] it's supposed to just simulate the amount of variables that exist in the real world whereas +[2079.32 --> 2084.84] this is just specifically like hey this tragedy that affects now hundreds of families in the us like +[2084.84 --> 2090.36] every week and it's like the greatest tragedy that could happen really no let's just do that +[2090.36 --> 2098.60] no the other argument here is that is censorship some people think steam should be completely +[2099.56 --> 2105.88] open for whatever and some people think their stakes is too far i mean it's a platform that they +[2105.88 --> 2112.60] own this isn't a government system so they can kind of do whatever they want sure they can but should +[2112.60 --> 2118.20] but what should their philosophy yeah i mean that's up to them like at the end of the day they're a +[2118.20 --> 2122.12] business if you don't like that they're removing this go somewhere else well i think they removed +[2122.12 --> 2127.08] it in response to outcry because this is i read about this topic it was posted last saturday i +[2127.08 --> 2131.16] believe on the forum originally and then it's been updated that they they did respond i mean the +[2131.16 --> 2135.72] graphics look terrible was this even on their radar it would have been one of those brutal like no one +[2135.72 --> 2139.40] knows about a game that's what i'm talking about maybe that's why like they probably had no clue it +[2139.40 --> 2144.36] looks it looks like junk i don't know personally but it looks like junk some of the people most of +[2144.36 --> 2148.52] the people on on the game the forums associated with the game it was made for outrage marketing +[2148.52 --> 2155.32] by making a game with stolen assets as a cheap cash grab maker was banned because their record of +[2155.32 --> 2159.40] making stolen asset games yeah so it was just some like junk game thrown together in no time +[2160.68 --> 2166.12] yeah it probably wasn't on steam's and the dude the publisher developer dude uh has a history of +[2166.12 --> 2172.36] customer reviews and publishing copyright material so and user review manipulation so he's just like so +[2172.36 --> 2179.80] banned but in the forums related to the game some people most of the people were saying get this +[2179.80 --> 2187.16] game off of here off the platform but some people were saying um that they criticized valve for the +[2187.16 --> 2192.36] fact that it gives the boot to many games contain containing nudity while letting the likes of active +[2192.36 --> 2197.00] shooter state this is prior to the ban people were saying that it's kind of like a free the nipple thing +[2197.00 --> 2202.04] like you're on instagram and there's you can be so scantily cloud and covered in oil and putting your +[2202.04 --> 2207.16] butt up against camera but you can't be like breastfeeding yeah i don't know it's +[2209.16 --> 2215.80] i i maintain to a certain degree that like freedom of speech and whatnot is a government-based thing +[2216.76 --> 2224.84] and it doesn't apply to that platform if that platform is like i don't want you shooting teachers +[2224.84 --> 2232.20] in a game they have full right to take that off their platform if it becomes discriminatory for +[2232.20 --> 2236.92] some reason then it's a different issue but i don't think that's the case valve seems to have +[2236.92 --> 2242.76] known who this person was pre-existing troll history of manipulation and other things they probably +[2242.76 --> 2246.60] would have banned it just because he's banned regardless i'm pretty sure he was already banned +[2246.60 --> 2252.36] and just made a new thing to put this up possible so like it might not even have to do with the game +[2252.36 --> 2256.20] itself it might just have to do with the fact that they don't want him releasing stuff on the platform +[2256.20 --> 2261.64] here's a question for you you know how ever since the first match school shooting columbine people +[2261.64 --> 2268.52] have been blaming video games notably grand theft auto and music like merlin manson music and most gamers +[2269.08 --> 2274.12] so many thousands of gamers have been like look like games are not the reason that these things are +[2274.12 --> 2279.56] happening well there's been studies that have proved that too sure what about a game like this +[2279.56 --> 2285.88] do you think a game like this that's so like it's a simulation of of the event do you think that +[2285.88 --> 2289.72] could desensitize a person make them more likely to carry out such a heinous crime i think we're +[2289.72 --> 2296.84] getting down a little bit of a weird path here um i i don't think playing a video game facilitates +[2296.84 --> 2303.72] doing a crime because uh i don't think playing call of duty inspires anyone to join the army +[2304.12 --> 2312.36] if that makes sense i think there are some games that can do things like that uh but like there's +[2312.36 --> 2316.60] there's a video that i like that's online that takes like a pro counter-strike player and they +[2316.60 --> 2321.24] give him like the gun that he mains with and he shoots one bullet and he's like i'm done +[2323.24 --> 2325.56] i didn't enjoy that i don't want to do it anymore and just leaves +[2326.12 --> 2331.08] um so like it doesn't necessarily inspire that i think if you are interested in cars +[2331.08 --> 2337.24] and then start you can go are you waiting okay all right you can just there's no other way so like +[2337.24 --> 2343.56] well uh way to block the camera what are you thinking okay what are you ahead of shake man +[2343.56 --> 2351.64] uh if you are already into cars and you start playing like i don't know forza uh forza five sure +[2351.64 --> 2359.24] yeah um it's that will probably just drive that further drive it'll steer you in that direction +[2359.24 --> 2364.36] yeah yeah yeah it'll it'll like it's already a passion of yours so you're doing something within +[2364.36 --> 2371.56] that range and it kind of just accelerates it yeah yeah you're not putting on the brakes you're you're +[2371.56 --> 2377.56] trying to immerse yourself more in that right right um and i i don't think like maybe if you're like +[2377.56 --> 2382.76] obsessed with this stuff and you're already watching like every new poorly done news article +[2382.76 --> 2386.84] where they talk about the shooter a lot and they say his name and all this kind of stuff and you're +[2386.84 --> 2393.40] like really really into that type of thing and then you start playing this game like it might be a +[2393.40 --> 2398.68] component sure but it's not going to be like it's not the source there's i don't think anyone's going +[2398.68 --> 2403.80] to play this and be like i gotta go do it like i don't i don't think that's going to happen i think +[2403.80 --> 2409.16] you are already since they banned it yeah yeah you can't now good yeah i think if you're already +[2409.16 --> 2413.80] obsessed with the thing and already immersing yourself in it so much it might be a component +[2413.80 --> 2419.96] of your insanity but like it's not do you think there's any way that a game like if you're a person +[2419.96 --> 2427.64] like that that a game like this could um offer you release and make you less likely i have no idea i am +[2427.64 --> 2436.44] not a psychologist um probably varies greatly between individuals yes it as a lot of things do um +[2436.44 --> 2439.40] because people make out arguments like that uh for prostitution +[2442.20 --> 2442.60] like you +[2445.56 --> 2445.96] facebook +[2449.96 --> 2452.44] to remove the trending topics i love it like you +[2452.44 --> 2462.04] okay all right all right sorry facebook doing something i don't even want to read that topic +[2462.04 --> 2465.24] and that's about all there is to it they're removing the trending topic sections the side +[2465.24 --> 2469.16] of your news feed they've got a couple things uh there that are trending hashtags usually they're +[2469.16 --> 2473.72] news articles that are a few days behind twitter anyway and for like four years it's been up there +[2473.72 --> 2477.08] and people have always been questioning how facebook chooses now they're just getting rid of it all +[2477.08 --> 2484.52] together and they are working on some other um some other types or ways of delivering news to you +[2485.40 --> 2489.24] including breaking news labels and a section that collects local stories +[2491.96 --> 2497.08] do you have an opinion on this thing with star citizen and how you can get you can buy this pack +[2497.08 --> 2501.64] of dlc that includes every item in the game but that pack costs 27 +[2501.64 --> 2512.84] thousand dollars yeah no i i think spending 27 000 on a game uh that doesn't have a like full release +[2512.84 --> 2521.64] date yet and might never fully release is probably a solid investment plan in the post bitcoin boom +[2522.84 --> 2529.80] i like it so here's the thing because this may be this may be a limited time offer +[2529.80 --> 2536.92] so you could spend 27 grand and then sell those ships on the black market wow and if you call +[2536.92 --> 2540.60] in the next five minutes you can have a dancing french guy walking in front of your camera yeah +[2540.60 --> 2547.64] shaking his butt in the screen guess what he's coming back again wow not one but two wow +[2548.84 --> 2551.88] this is supposed to be the least used set yeah well +[2551.88 --> 2561.64] so here's the thing though i once i once ran in i was in latvia and i had lunch with this couple +[2561.64 --> 2566.44] from california and they both worked in the mobile gaming space in silicon valley in the marketing end +[2566.44 --> 2572.12] of it and they were telling me they worked for games like candy crush and they said that the the +[2572.12 --> 2576.84] biggest percentage of your money comes from wales it's it's like 99 yeah like it's so much of it comes +[2576.84 --> 2582.92] from wales there's people who spend over 100 grand a year the the the vast majority of your user base +[2582.92 --> 2591.00] in the mobile gaming space doesn't matter at all so is this a way of taking money from leveraging +[2592.12 --> 2598.44] like the whales like do you care what the whales who the this 27 000 is equivalent worth +[2599.00 --> 2604.36] to you and me like 80 bucks like or less or less like this guy's like a saudi prince he's like oh +[2604.36 --> 2608.84] i can have all of them like cool boom done the thing is though this isn't even they're not even +[2608.84 --> 2613.16] getting like unique items it's not like you're getting a one of a kind no one else is getting +[2613.16 --> 2617.24] this ship only you have this ship it's just all of them you just get everything and everything in +[2617.24 --> 2624.12] this case is 117 ships and 163 extras i'm not familiar with the game what would those extras be +[2624.12 --> 2631.00] weapons vehicles skins uh different guns different uh modifications to the ships +[2631.00 --> 2634.92] literally a poster in your hangar uh it can be a lot of stuff +[2636.84 --> 2642.44] lots of stuff that's cool that's worth it like a little model of one of the ships that goes digitally +[2642.44 --> 2647.64] in your hangar in the game like that that could be what it is yeah there's there's a lot of little +[2647.64 --> 2653.24] extras this game's a kickstarter still it's not out right this seems like a really good way to fundraise +[2653.24 --> 2658.92] from those whales get the get it out there for the rest of us but we were fundraising in like what +[2658.92 --> 2668.04] 2012 like what what year did this start can i find the original star citizen kickstarter +[2670.28 --> 2679.08] kickstarter star citizen october 18th of 2012 holy cow yeah dude whoa this is like duke nukem forever +[2679.08 --> 2684.68] status like but they're still selling stuff and they made they raised over two million dollars +[2684.68 --> 2685.40] originally +[2687.64 --> 2688.36] make the game +[2690.28 --> 2695.88] they burned through dude it's over we need an estimated delivery november oh no hold on let's +[2695.88 --> 2702.36] see one more little uh detail here is that you don't even have access to buying this 27 000 +[2702.92 --> 2708.36] pack of goodies unless you've already spent a thousand bucks which is so sweet you can't even view the page +[2709.08 --> 2714.84] that's awesome because it's it adds this exclusivity layer which i would imagine is oh so tantalizing +[2714.84 --> 2716.44] to the to the whales who can afford this +[2719.80 --> 2725.32] how much has star citizen raised in 2018 we're googling here stars isn't raised more money than +[2725.32 --> 2732.36] every other video game on kickstarter combined holy cow 2017 i think this dlc pack has got to be the most +[2732.36 --> 2743.80] most expensive game related content ever chris roberts collection of spacefaring games raised 34.91 million in 2017 +[2747.00 --> 2749.24] like my god +[2751.64 --> 2752.68] it's so crazy +[2754.28 --> 2760.52] stretch goals okay does it show their total on here funding stats all right +[2760.52 --> 2766.52] look at that +[2769.00 --> 2772.52] eight whoa 100 and set 187 million +[2774.36 --> 2780.36] dollar uh whoa what is that other statistic it says star citizens is that how many people yes +[2780.36 --> 2784.92] probably all time probably doesn't include churn it's not current yeah +[2786.76 --> 2790.52] to what there's two million people playing no there's two million people that like have accounts +[2791.40 --> 2796.92] i think it's too many people that have paid some amount of money oh wow that's my assumption so let me +[2796.92 --> 2800.04] i just wanted to make sure they're not like procedurally generated citizens or something +[2800.04 --> 2807.40] no no no no no no no no no no no 187 that is so much money +[2809.96 --> 2816.44] how much okay here hold on like like the lottery is 30 million usually well some are that big +[2818.44 --> 2820.76] what are you trying to find out how much money would it take to uh +[2820.76 --> 2831.24] uh so gta 5 costs 265 million dollars so gta 5 still cost a bunch more but that's how much they've +[2831.24 --> 2840.92] crowdfunded that's insane i wonder if we could crowdfund a falcon 9 rocket to like just like guys +[2840.92 --> 2847.96] you're all get oh my god okay uh cards against humanity you know how they dug the hole no you +[2847.96 --> 2856.92] didn't hear about that no uh i know they mailed people poop and stuff i mean it's humanity hole +[2859.08 --> 2862.28] cards against humanity raises a hundred thousand dollars to dig tremendous hole +[2863.00 --> 2866.76] were they were they allowed heavy equipment yeah i see some heavy equipment in the picture it'd be +[2866.76 --> 2871.40] better if it was just shovels just a bunch of people with shovels i heard of some dudes who +[2871.40 --> 2876.20] went to a party i don't know if it's a grad party or what but they just decided to dig and they just +[2876.20 --> 2881.32] spent the whole party digging and in the morning whoever the host is just has a giant hole in their +[2881.32 --> 2886.04] backyard and has to like show their parents oh my god yeah they weren't invited that's horrible +[2888.20 --> 2896.28] okay so yeah so uh hole got dug is apparently or holiday hole sorry holiday hole.com +[2896.28 --> 2901.64] was a website dedicated to the hole set up by cards against humanity and as long as money kept +[2901.64 --> 2905.80] coming in they would keep digging so people had to live donate money and they would keep digging +[2905.80 --> 2912.12] well they got more expensive over time or something uh well like they could pre-purchase time oh and +[2912.12 --> 2916.84] it got more expensive over time and apparently they got a hundred thousand dollars so if we could get +[2916.84 --> 2923.00] enough money for falcon 9 to just send like something stupid like this this is what they should do +[2923.00 --> 2927.48] next like a car with a dummy in it or something you know yeah you know what i mean like cards against +[2927.48 --> 2933.88] humanity should send like in a whole falcon 9 rocket like just cards against humanity cards into space +[2935.00 --> 2941.08] wow that should be their next like a stack of them shaped like a tree like it looks like a tree +[2941.08 --> 2945.48] it's made of tree parts holiday rocket there you go cards against humanity there it is that's what you +[2945.48 --> 2953.24] should do well that'd be great is that it um i think we should do one more okay all right +[2954.68 --> 2960.92] i'll allow it asus mining motherboard this thing is actually pretty nuts so we might as well talk about +[2960.92 --> 2970.20] that uh our source is field gen eg ej wow that was a all right it's very clearly a capital j i think i +[2970.20 --> 2974.92] would have said the same thing though just kind of like a eg just kind of goes happens yeah evil +[2974.92 --> 2982.04] genius uh i mean oh dang all right i'm gonna show you guys this it looks insane so i actually didn't +[2982.04 --> 2986.36] know so okay the first thing i looked for as well where you're gonna put all the 20 gpus that it +[2986.36 --> 2991.56] supports there's obviously not slots for it but there's a bunch of usb slots i didn't know that you +[2991.56 --> 2998.28] could still have that going over pcie like that yeah that's cool so the mining stuff has a little +[2998.28 --> 3004.28] a little tiny little tiny card that you plug in that converts to usb normally so they're just +[3004.28 --> 3009.08] skipping that step so you don't have to have the whole lane blocked out you just have all these usb +[3009.08 --> 3013.56] plugs you don't have to worry about that step you still run a usb cable then that terminates back into +[3014.20 --> 3019.56] another thing and you're good to go that's pretty cool it's a sweet looking board pretty nuts +[3021.16 --> 3027.32] crazy when's it coming out mining master i don't know it says in the notes i just don't i'm lost here +[3027.32 --> 3030.52] let's scroll down i think i put on the bottom because i thought it was boring +[3031.96 --> 3035.80] it's just it's just interesting it's one of the most interesting looking boards i've ever seen +[3035.80 --> 3040.12] that's why i wanted to talk about available in north america starting in q3 like even look at the +[3040.12 --> 3052.28] power dude 24 pin 24 pin 24 pin 8 pin wow but does it have onboard wi-fi i don't know get out of here +[3052.28 --> 3056.76] i did notice that they still had their uh can you guys see my mouse oh this one uh they still have +[3056.76 --> 3063.48] the like sound divider just in case you want to listen to some jam hell of a sound card on you +[3065.08 --> 3072.04] all the utmost oh man on your 20 gpu mining rig you just got to rock some acdc you're just listening to +[3072.04 --> 3081.40] white noise heck yeah okay are we good is that does that conclude the wan show oh my god it feels +[3081.40 --> 3086.04] weird because i feel like i had two wan shows hmm like it feels like this wan show is really short +[3086.04 --> 3089.72] so i'm like no i'm not done yet oh i see what you mean but like i think it actually +[3091.08 --> 3097.08] yeah i think we're i think we're about good thank you for coming to the wan show the uh the multi-part +[3097.08 --> 3102.76] series oh linus has screwed up his dbrand on this laptop but anyways this is your phone that is my +[3102.76 --> 3112.04] phone is that a crack on the screen that is well see ya ah intro i forgot that last time there we go +[3112.92 --> 3117.80] i was going to do the intro i'll tell you well it's the intro and the outro +[3117.80 --> 3132.04] bad timing did you fart nope that's this chair you know i wasn't talking with the sound oh that sucks +[3133.00 --> 3145.24] savage jerky savage spectrum spectrum honey honey oh it does kind of smell weird hey prime i believe it jin yang diff --git a/AMD strikes back at GPP - WAN Show Mar 30 2018_transcript.txt b/AMD strikes back at GPP - WAN Show Mar 30 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..bb7c9fd9a0d344052564189dbaae0776cf0f9cde --- /dev/null +++ b/AMD strikes back at GPP - WAN Show Mar 30 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,546 @@ +[0.00 --> 7.40] does okay mine does yeah uh so get wrecked welcome to the one show +[7.40 --> 15.72] the good audio show yeah the show that as long as you do not have daylight savings time is still +[15.72 --> 24.06] half an hour early heck yeah heck yeah oh man we don't we don't operate in these confines +[24.06 --> 32.42] of localized ideas of time yeah you know man like you know time is like you know really it's just a +[32.42 --> 38.14] measure of like the sun you just think it's this time because the man tells you the man tells you +[38.14 --> 44.26] what time it is yeah um so we're telling you what time it is it's when show time and when show time +[44.26 --> 51.18] happens when a wizard decides that it arrives later whatever anyway mac os finally supports +[51.18 --> 59.68] e gpus over thunderbolt 3 nice uh the exynos model galaxy s9s apparently are significantly worse than +[59.68 --> 66.58] the snapdragon ones which sort of um runs counter to what we had talked about on the show a little +[66.58 --> 70.68] while ago where it seemed like samsung was going to be nerfing the exynos ones yeah so we'll get into +[70.68 --> 76.94] that a little bit more later what else you got apple releases ios 11.3 to absolute critical acclaim +[76.94 --> 80.58] no not necessarily we'll see we'll see later they're not necessarily against it either it's +[80.58 --> 87.58] just not the most exciting thing amd strikes back at gpp which is brand new never heard before news +[87.58 --> 92.84] uh no one had any idea that amd was against gpp at all let's roll the intro +[92.84 --> 99.32] fake news show +[99.32 --> 107.72] how much of that donut did you just consume like actually like half of it +[107.72 --> 114.72] you didn't do the sponsor thing +[114.72 --> 128.72] okay +[128.72 --> 135.72] i'm fine oh man i'm fine everything is fine +[135.72 --> 141.16] okay well uh we i think do we have to +[141.16 --> 145.24] oh that's good i think that's the wrong lower third now this is the part where i smile right +[145.24 --> 147.72] it is the wrong lower third now you clicked it yeah yeah +[147.72 --> 152.10] oh dude i got thanks anyways i appreciate it +[152.10 --> 154.72] uh all right so we made it +[154.72 --> 158.74] the big news this week is of course about us +[158.74 --> 159.62] oh +[159.62 --> 164.70] we broke up with we broke up with tunnel bear apparently we have already got an email +[164.70 --> 167.46] yeah from one of tunnel bear's co-founders +[167.46 --> 175.18] yeah that is pretty upset um um and i don't know i'm not gonna go into i mean i'm not gonna say +[175.18 --> 179.40] anything that you guys couldn't probably assume but what i will say is that we stand behind +[179.40 --> 185.86] everything we said we asked them for comments we gave them two weeks or three weeks two weeks i think +[185.86 --> 189.42] we gave them two weeks to like i wasn't sure if we were saying that part but that's pretty +[189.42 --> 192.84] important in my opinion we gave them a couple weeks to get back to us and be like +[192.84 --> 198.12] yo here's our plan to make sure that none of this is a concern +[198.12 --> 206.12] we did not hear back from them yep and um i've used pia in the past we have other people here on +[206.12 --> 208.66] staff that have been using it actually some of them for quite some time +[208.66 --> 213.46] i used both concurrently tunnel bear i liked because it was just so fast +[213.46 --> 219.08] it's really quick to get going yes that's true but then any more long-term installations i used pia for +[219.08 --> 227.94] so you know everything everything has a place and um pia's place is in our video descriptions +[227.94 --> 239.22] and tunnel bears is uh figuring out how to explain uh selling to mcafee yeah um i mean and as i said +[239.22 --> 242.78] in the stream so i'm just kind of i just want to reiterate for anyone who didn't watch the stream today +[242.78 --> 247.10] as i said we actually don't we're not aware of any huge problems +[247.10 --> 254.26] that will arise due to this acquisition honestly we don't know that anything will change or go wrong +[254.26 --> 261.26] or be bad or anything like that what we do know is that it gave us and many members of our community +[261.26 --> 268.88] reason to doubt that things would continue to be status quo and fine um and that we couldn't get a +[268.88 --> 273.88] comment from them for a couple of weeks so we kind of went well um let's let's look at the other +[273.88 --> 279.60] options and being who we are it was not hard to get vpn services to return our phone calls +[279.60 --> 288.24] you know knowing what the endorsement of our community does for a particular service they were +[288.24 --> 298.82] like yeah we want to talk how's now how about now um so that was a big thing um and yeah so +[298.82 --> 303.96] there's some there you know there might be some frustration on tunnelbear's side and we're we +[303.96 --> 309.08] kind of are sorry for that but the flip side of it is that just you know we have to when you go +[309.08 --> 312.82] the internet moves fast when you when you go through something like an acquisition people need answers +[312.82 --> 317.74] like right away and when it's something as serious as your online privacy especially with some of the +[317.74 --> 323.18] crap that's been happening lately yeah oh yeah yeah tons like there's no waiting around for a month +[323.18 --> 329.32] to to hear back if the service that our viewers are using is like still cool still okay or not yeah +[329.32 --> 334.92] um all right so why don't we jump into our first um some f's in the chat for the tunnelbear sponsorships +[334.92 --> 339.12] really yeah speaking of tunnelbear sponsorships +[339.12 --> 347.58] f to pay respects but you'll probably get banned by the bot so don't oh yeah +[347.58 --> 350.08] okay it's only +[350.08 --> 356.06] it's like it's only for 20 seconds at a time but look at that +[356.06 --> 363.82] why did you encourage them why did you do it watching the bot just like just covered in carnage +[363.82 --> 369.74] just like it's not even a ban hammer i think they overpowered it it's a ban steamroll i'm not even +[369.74 --> 377.18] kidding did the bot crash no wait no maybe it's turned off or maybe yeah +[377.18 --> 379.36] maybe maybe it's temporarily off +[379.36 --> 390.42] all right um epic so okay let's jump into our first uh first first like external topic for the day +[390.42 --> 395.48] yeah this was posted by vegetable stew on the forum and the original article here is from mac rumors +[395.48 --> 403.50] boop looks a little something like that apple releases mac os high sierra 10.13.4 +[403.50 --> 411.58] with e-gpu support and this is actually pretty exciting for a couple of reasons uh number one +[411.58 --> 419.54] is that i'm excited to finally be legitimately excited about thunderbolt ports on the macbook pro +[419.54 --> 426.54] and on the imac pro uh because i initially saw the imac pro and went wow it's got thunderbolt ports +[426.54 --> 434.20] that means that even though it's like a locked down sealed up apple product the most important +[434.20 --> 439.84] part of it that might need to be upgraded within the next i'd say three to four years +[439.84 --> 448.60] is the can actually be upgraded it's the gpu yeah so the imac pro if it supports e-gpu can have its ram +[448.60 --> 455.16] its storage i mean with some difficulty of course but it's ram its storage and its cpu upgraded to up to +[455.16 --> 462.48] an 18 core processor up to i think it's 256 gigs of ram that's a lot which is a lot only four sticks +[462.48 --> 466.96] so you gotta buy like really high density modules but still you can do it but but you can do it and +[466.96 --> 471.06] then it's got i forget it's either one or two ssd slots but i mean honestly a machine like that's +[471.06 --> 477.46] got 10 gig lan you should be using a high performance nas for your bulk storage anyway so it makes it like +[477.46 --> 484.50] a legitimately pro machine i was so disappointed when i found out that the imac pro didn't support +[484.50 --> 491.88] e-gpu unless you boot it into windows so the hardware was obviously there but apple had it +[491.88 --> 497.26] turned off in mac os so it didn't support e-gpu unless you booted it into windows and i'm still +[497.26 --> 502.52] disappointed about this one it still doesn't support uh display target mode or whatever they call that +[502.52 --> 507.22] target display mode so you can't continue to use it as a monitor for your like next generation +[507.22 --> 512.94] yeah imac pro especially because it is actually a really nice monitor so that would be nice that +[512.94 --> 518.50] would be super swell but uh here let's have a look and see if there's sort of anything else to add here +[518.50 --> 524.66] so the rest of the update includes um support for business chat conversations and messages in the u.s +[524.66 --> 530.68] whatever that see not being sort of immersed in the apple ecosystem i actually don't know what that +[530.68 --> 536.68] is me neither uh allows jumping to the right most open tab using command nine in safari oh boy +[536.68 --> 544.08] okay safari is so bad you know the one thing that makes it completely unusable for me is the fact that +[544.08 --> 553.68] it doesn't support favicons every tab is just gray oh yeah so i like i can't tell what anything is +[553.68 --> 560.50] that's actually unusable for me yeah like with the number of tabs yeah you became a tab i did i was so +[560.50 --> 568.52] good i corrupted i was so i corrupted him it's great like never beyond five i regularly use like +[568.52 --> 575.72] 25 to 35 gigs of ram with chrome now i'm regularly yeah right you don't even have an ultra wide yet +[575.72 --> 581.50] either because let me tell you okay my work computer is a walter right and at home i have three monitors +[581.50 --> 587.80] so okay okay you know what's up yeah yeah uh anyway so like it's completely unusable for me +[587.80 --> 594.00] um what else we got here you can sort safari bookmarks by name or url what are these updates +[594.00 --> 600.80] these are updates why are they all for the browser display privacy icons and link introduces a smoke cloud +[600.80 --> 611.74] wallpaper that was previously only available on the imac pro what is some more safari stuff uh okay so +[611.74 --> 617.02] let's focus on the e gpu stuff because that is by far the coolest thing about it the most exciting so +[617.02 --> 623.56] here here's the features you can connect additional external monitors or displays with your e gpu that's +[623.56 --> 627.68] pretty cool so not only being able to connect additional displays because you could do that already +[627.68 --> 633.96] but being able to drive them off of a different gpu very cool you can charge your macbook pro while +[633.96 --> 638.70] using e gpu so that's pretty cool if you're into mobile yeah uh you can use an e gpu with your +[638.70 --> 642.60] macbook pro while the built-in display is closed okay that i probably would have mostly taken for +[642.60 --> 648.36] granted you can connect more than one e gpu using the multiple thunderbolt three ports that's cool +[648.36 --> 654.98] yeah but any pc can do that too no i know but like yeah and you can use virtual reality headsets +[654.98 --> 659.14] plugged into the e gpu they don't have favicons i know trying to give them credit for everything +[659.14 --> 667.00] i know i know i know like give them what they can get i mean knowing i'm sure i'm sure there are mac +[667.00 --> 673.68] people in the chat that are like um actually linus there's on the on the app store you can actually +[673.68 --> 679.18] get this thing it's like 7.99 and it'll add favicon i'm like or everyone just downloads a different +[679.18 --> 684.68] browser everything on the mac is like that there's like a fix but it's like like a 17 dollar +[684.68 --> 689.38] download or whatever and it like fixes some of the bs in finder and you're just like yeah this would +[689.38 --> 696.52] probably be free on windows yeah and linux it would definitely be free um +[696.52 --> 705.86] people are like next topic no okay okay no no this is a big deal i was actually getting to +[705.86 --> 714.44] the uh sort of the the the climax here so to speak you can run an nvidia gpu on your mac yeah +[714.44 --> 721.90] properly in a supported way because up until now the only way to like nvidia has mac os drivers +[721.90 --> 727.26] they they've released them but the only way to run a modern nvidia card would be to be using a +[727.26 --> 732.94] mac pro from like 2013 or something or to be using a hackintosh +[732.94 --> 740.46] thanks bixby i really wasn't talking to you right now so i i think this is going to help a lot actually +[740.46 --> 745.64] because like the the macbook pros have been really popular for a long time especially for editing that's +[745.64 --> 750.44] right and now if you can yeah do some stuff on the road but also dock it when you come home +[750.44 --> 755.20] and edit more heavily there that's right i think that's actually really cool i think that's fantastic +[755.20 --> 760.30] and i mean not just editing i mean you look at any gpu accelerated workloads you know whether it's +[760.30 --> 766.44] simulation or whether it's rendering whatever the case may be like if you want i actually don't know +[766.44 --> 770.88] if nvidia has quadro drivers for the mac so don't quote me on this one but if you had the ability +[770.88 --> 776.68] to run a quadro on mac os and again i okay i don't know if like solid work supports it yet or anything +[776.68 --> 782.10] like that the point is we're moving in that direction and it's and choice is always good +[782.10 --> 788.40] in the same way that if you are able to choose between amd and nvidia on a pc it is good that you +[788.40 --> 794.54] can choose between amd and nvidia off for your apple experience too so that's the thing that i'm most stoked +[794.54 --> 802.78] on um actually this is this is interesting we've got um we've got someone asking why is it that apple +[802.78 --> 810.08] only uses amd this is from near rata time i don't know i don't know what that says um people are +[810.08 --> 814.76] saying no nvidia official support okay so we'll give it we'll give it a little we'll give it give +[814.76 --> 818.76] it a little bit more time for nvidia gpus to be officially supported yeah i was just gonna say i think +[818.76 --> 823.84] that's gonna become a thing over time they gotta do the first step but uh well i don't know with apple +[823.84 --> 829.26] you never know they may actually lock it down so something that alienware did is on their gaming +[829.26 --> 835.74] notebooks the ones that have the gpu dock their proprietary connector on the back they actually +[835.74 --> 841.12] intentionally locked out and i don't know if they're still doing it but they intentionally locked +[841.12 --> 848.00] out thunderbolt e gpus oh and you know it's intentional i think i talked about this with uh like +[848.00 --> 853.70] an alienware 13 review a little while back you can tell it's intentional because uh contemporary +[853.70 --> 861.40] xps models worked fine with e gpus and there was a specific error message that said that this is +[861.40 --> 868.20] that that thunderbolt e gpus are not supported on this model and so so it is possible that they would +[868.20 --> 875.58] do something like that so let's um let's let's sort of not put it past them but okay so there seems to +[875.58 --> 882.50] be some debate in the in the comments here in the twitch chat so wish i was dead 1990 uh says nvidia +[882.50 --> 889.58] does offer official support yes they do for their gpus but what i think people might be saying is that +[889.58 --> 896.86] apple is not currently supporting nvidia gpus with their e gpu uh enabled mac os and and i believe it +[896.86 --> 903.10] would be possible for them to allow or disallow so having not actually tried it yet and right now our +[903.10 --> 907.20] iMac pro is still broken we have a video coming on that very long story do you know anything about +[907.20 --> 912.58] this yeah okay very frustrating story well okay i haven't heard an update in a while but i do i know +[912.58 --> 917.80] everything about the beginning it hasn't gotten any less stupid okay okay yeah it's still broken it's +[917.80 --> 923.96] right there are they still refusing uh the video coming okay but it's i mean it's it's right there +[923.96 --> 930.10] right there that's a super broken broke dick screen on the front of it so um anyway understood +[930.10 --> 937.82] apparently they killed uh thunderbolt 2 support okay oh sorry i can't i can't uh will you discuss +[937.82 --> 944.36] the proof that intel cherry picks cpus for reviewers no probably not anyway because wait we we like did a +[944.36 --> 949.80] video we showed i'll be your chat filter i got you man okay okay i'm getting i'm getting triggered +[949.80 --> 957.58] he's getting flustered yeah um where was i going with this right right right um no actually i think +[957.58 --> 961.78] yeah apple e gpus i think we're pretty good yeah yeah it's a good thing it's a good thing we're +[961.78 --> 967.04] excited we hope i'm quite happy because i i actually think like especially you got us those blades +[967.04 --> 973.64] hold on hold that thought yep why apple only uses amd there's a big thread on the forum about this +[973.64 --> 979.88] this week we had someone asking in twitch chat um my my tinfoil hat theory i don't think apple's ever +[979.88 --> 985.64] explicitly come out and said this is why we straight up will not work with nvidia but i think +[985.64 --> 993.28] in apple's mind um nvidia still owes them like a billion dollars or something whoa um because do you +[993.28 --> 999.22] remember that whole scandal back in and it must have been like 2012 2011 something like that way back +[999.22 --> 1005.38] when nvidia's again don't quote me on the exact year the exact model but i believe it was 940 mx +[1005.38 --> 1014.52] graphics cards or 640 whatever it was like an apple only so i don't know if it was an apple only skew +[1014.52 --> 1022.28] but basically what happened was nvidia was doing on motherboard gpus for apple that because of um +[1022.28 --> 1027.08] this problem with the type of solder and the way that it was soldered and the way that that machine +[1027.08 --> 1033.96] heated up and cooled down they were basically um the solder joints were were basically all failing +[1033.96 --> 1041.04] like actually all of them and apple at some point ended up having to issue a recall and they did not +[1041.04 --> 1051.04] 860m people are saying maybe it was the 860m yeah so um apple and nvidia to my knowledge did not reach +[1051.04 --> 1059.20] an amicable agreement about how they were going to cover the costs of that recall since then +[1059.20 --> 1067.42] to my knowledge we haven't seen an nvidia based machine out of apple at all and so there's there's +[1067.42 --> 1072.04] people talking about how maybe nvidia wants too much margin or maybe this or maybe that or maybe +[1072.04 --> 1076.14] nvidia won't give them the supply or whatever the case may be i don't think it's any of that stuff i +[1076.14 --> 1084.56] think this is just actually tech giant grudge match 2018 um and i don't see how they would ever +[1084.56 --> 1093.00] resolve this because frankly both of them are fairly um maybe arrogant isn't quite the right +[1093.00 --> 1098.76] word but i know what you mean they're both pretty my way or the highway yeah and pretty inflexible +[1098.76 --> 1104.38] um you know i don't know i don't actually know they're both big giants that expect everyone to +[1104.38 --> 1110.66] bend over for them yeah and like now they're angry at each other so and they're both just kind of +[1110.66 --> 1115.54] staring at each other nothing's happening yeah so i think i think apple would actually +[1115.54 --> 1123.52] build their own gpu before they would put nvidia products in their products and it's it's not even +[1123.52 --> 1131.98] that crazy yeah like apple has the money to shut out anyone and nvidia is basically printing money +[1131.98 --> 1138.58] right now to the point where they gotta kind of sit there and go yeah we don't need you we don't need +[1138.58 --> 1145.66] xbox we don't need playstation whatever we'll just we'll keep selling we'll keep selling teslas to +[1145.66 --> 1153.16] data centers all day have fun yeah yeah and so as long as uh as long as neither of them has any reason +[1153.16 --> 1159.14] to check their ego i don't think this is ever going to get resolved and you even see like the way that +[1159.14 --> 1165.98] they continue to behave with nvidia snarkily providing drivers for mac os your move +[1165.98 --> 1173.00] i bet you that pisses off linux quite a bit oh well i never thought about that +[1173.00 --> 1179.96] rough uh okay well +[1179.96 --> 1187.64] nothing that you or i can do about any of that no all right why don't we jump into our next topic here +[1187.64 --> 1194.14] this was originally posted by diehard live diehard life i can never read that i got you it's to leet +[1194.14 --> 1200.54] speak no never uh the original article here is from a non-tech and or diehard live maybe i don't +[1200.54 --> 1207.10] know live live no wait no i think you got it wrong i think it's diehard to live yes diehard to live +[1207.10 --> 1214.80] yep okay we got this we got this we can read your name uh wow so contrary to what we thought +[1214.80 --> 1222.30] earlier from actually also reading an article on a non-tech it looks like the s9 +[1222.30 --> 1236.60] with the snapdragon 845 actually crushes the exynos 9810 equipped phones in web browsing video editing +[1236.60 --> 1241.14] uh photo editing writing +[1241.14 --> 1242.10] i don't know +[1242.10 --> 1251.44] wrong manipulation oh no phone benchmarks really are very confusing like you actually just have to do it +[1251.44 --> 1258.38] by device because like look at this kind of stuff the uh the reference design for the 845 crushes +[1258.38 --> 1266.54] everything in the writing 2.0 test yeah but then the s9 plus gets beat by a snapdragon 835 s8 +[1266.54 --> 1276.84] and yeah um okay but then a pixel 2xl is like way below both of them the exynos wins in data +[1276.84 --> 1284.56] manipulation so randomly and loses in everything else i think yeah i don't even i don't even know what to +[1284.56 --> 1290.12] tell you guys but uh basically they've determined that the exynos 9810 variant of the s9 is significantly +[1290.12 --> 1296.38] slower than the snapdragon 845 uh the snapdragon one is available in canada u.s china japan and latin +[1296.38 --> 1302.68] america and everyone else including europe gets the exynos 9810 so they've identified the root cause as +[1302.68 --> 1310.08] a very conservative scheduler and dvfs mechanisms so you know i was actually kind of uh i was kind of +[1310.08 --> 1316.72] bummed out that i ended up with a snapdragon version and the intro is playing somewhere oh +[1316.72 --> 1323.36] really yeah oh i started playing it for like a second by accident oh yeah yeah for just like a +[1323.36 --> 1328.70] second and then i i skipped away from it okay it's my bad okay um i was kind of bummed because initially +[1328.70 --> 1334.88] it looked like exynos was going to perform better but then now the snapdragon performs better and um +[1334.88 --> 1340.64] actually oh do you i have snapdragon oh yeah but i had exynos last generation i think last +[1340.64 --> 1345.38] generation that was better or something you know what i'm at the point now where phones haven't been +[1345.38 --> 1349.28] slow enough that it's mattered for like probably about three years +[1349.28 --> 1359.96] so yeah with that said my iphone 6 is really freaking slow now like really slow i'm kind of +[1359.96 --> 1364.40] tempted to go in and see if they'll change my battery okay no the iphone 6 isn't that old +[1364.40 --> 1373.74] iphone 6 release date here we go two years 2014 oh wow bro oh well three and a half years ago bro +[1373.74 --> 1380.92] yeah okay the 6s really was a lot faster too but yeah and like once you hit three years for a phone +[1380.92 --> 1387.86] i find two years you start to really feel it it's really slow though yeah like super bad at a year +[1387.86 --> 1392.22] and a half i usually start at a year to a year and a half i start really noticing battery problems +[1392.22 --> 1399.86] right and then at two years i'm like there's battery problems it's also kind of slow things are getting +[1399.86 --> 1405.08] at three years it's like okay i want a new phone bugs are not getting fixed yeah yeah yeah yeah +[1405.08 --> 1415.50] all right apple releases ios 11.3 yes article here is from apple.com naturally because nobody else would +[1415.50 --> 1421.90] consider this newsworthy no i we i wanted this i the only thing i have to say about most of this +[1421.90 --> 1430.68] is that it's pretty boring yes um we're getting new ar experience okay we got a straw pull this we got +[1430.68 --> 1437.70] a straw pull the hell out of this and it doesn't count if you were just like tooling around with it for +[1437.70 --> 1446.08] 10 minutes okay i want to know who here has persistently used no you don't have to use it like +[1446.08 --> 1454.32] all the time yeah okay have you know you know what like options for both okay okay have you actually +[1454.32 --> 1460.50] used ar but okay the reason why i keep on saying this is i'm sure a ton of people because we have a +[1460.50 --> 1465.40] very interested tech interested audience yeah have opened the app that's not what we're talking yeah +[1465.40 --> 1470.60] that's not what we're talking about we mean like some form of extended use not persistence i'm not +[1470.60 --> 1476.08] saying every day but like you you actually really like kind of got into it how about this okay so the +[1476.08 --> 1482.94] poll is have you actually used ar okay cool we got no we've got tried it once it's lame slash not ready +[1482.94 --> 1489.52] yet sure used it for something practical like and it has to have actually worked like not a ruler +[1489.52 --> 1494.92] application yeah where you measured a room and it wasn't right like if it was if it was right +[1494.92 --> 1500.10] and that that was actually useful for you that counts and then we've got use it consistently +[1500.10 --> 1509.00] because i want to know is anybody actually using ar i have laughed at one video of ar are we counting +[1509.00 --> 1519.32] pokemon go no no we are counting things that are being advertised as ar because pokemon go was more like +[1519.32 --> 1527.28] pointing your camera stuff and then pokemon kind of get inserted into the scene it is technically +[1527.28 --> 1533.36] augmented reality but it there's nothing spatial about it and it's very old school style it's it's +[1533.36 --> 1541.96] not an augmented reality device that uses any kind of newer technology to actually embed the graphics +[1541.96 --> 1549.10] into the real world it's just mostly putting them over top of your camera okay what about snapchat +[1549.10 --> 1552.14] snapchat no that's not it fixes onto your face +[1552.14 --> 1561.34] it does use tracking it's slightly newer than go in terms of the tech i know what you're talking +[1561.34 --> 1568.28] about i know this still isn't it yeah that's really not it okay how do we define this that's that's the +[1568.28 --> 1579.58] thing it's hard okay no guys i know it is ar i know it's technically ar but i think he's talking +[1579.58 --> 1585.46] an application that is specifically ar focused snapchat is more about sharing pictures that has an ar +[1585.46 --> 1592.56] element you know what that's a great way to define it so i'm talking about ikea's furniture arranger +[1592.56 --> 1598.50] okay and i don't just mean you used it and you put in the furniture and you like thought oh this app +[1598.50 --> 1603.30] is pretty cool i mean you actually used it like you went and bought something based on the experience +[1603.30 --> 1610.94] you had with it yeah um or like a game that overlays itself onto a tabletop i'm talking an ar where ar +[1610.94 --> 1617.46] is central to the experience we and we know pokemon go uses ar kit it's just very basic we want something +[1617.46 --> 1623.38] a little bit more hardcore okay so no pokemon go and something that is absolutely ar focused okay +[1623.38 --> 1625.92] someone in the chat ban all ars +[1625.92 --> 1633.66] let's get let's not get that confused that's like hurry up so i can click no +[1633.66 --> 1641.44] look we're on it okay all right while you guys reply to that why don't we do our sponsors for the day +[1641.44 --> 1649.54] sponsor number one i am eating oh so much maple buffalo bacon they sent so many packs of this +[1649.54 --> 1654.48] with the latest don't touch my maple buffalo bacon you can have anything else you want +[1654.48 --> 1660.52] yoink uh oh you're going for the mojo yeah okay all right we did it we did a couple weeks of like +[1660.52 --> 1666.12] super spice i think i think we both earned a i think a little bit of a relaxing departure from +[1666.12 --> 1671.78] that i've been eating this like every time i deserve nothing so no you had the huge 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just keep you know what hold on a second i'm taking +[1861.58 --> 1865.18] no i'm taking off i'm taking off the sponsor lower third we'll get to pia in a minute +[1865.18 --> 1872.86] okay they're like um so who are they i'm not super up on it i used to be really well informed +[1872.86 --> 1877.56] they have something to do with um apparently nestle is evil +[1877.56 --> 1886.00] literally everyone what nestle nestle um they have a few things they're a giant company so +[1886.00 --> 1890.60] there's gonna be some stuff i know they were pulling water out of bc at some like under the +[1890.60 --> 1896.10] table kind of rate okay okay um that was like a huge thing up here for a little while their bottled +[1896.10 --> 1902.84] water is like pardon my french awful like it is awful it's like the worst it tastes like +[1902.84 --> 1907.00] pool water yeah like that you know that that that cheap one that comes in that yeah that +[1907.00 --> 1912.84] the crinkly bottle the crinkly bottle that everyone rebrands but that is nestle water it's awful it's +[1912.84 --> 1917.22] the worst bottled water i would rather drink tap water in like but yeah you know how like the new +[1917.22 --> 1921.92] york times said that bc has the most corrupt government of all of north america i did hear +[1921.92 --> 1926.74] about that yeah so that was part of that whole thing because it was like super under the table and +[1926.74 --> 1930.78] they were buying it for like essentially nothing just huge amounts of water apparently they have +[1930.78 --> 1937.94] child labor issues in ghana tried to buy all the rainwater rights in bolivia yeah they're uh +[1938.72 --> 1944.54] stopped producing the like water wars which are starting to just kind of starting to happen now +[1944.54 --> 1949.22] people have been talking about happening for a long time they're on the front of that for sure oh okay +[1949.22 --> 1958.80] yeah someone says they wouldn't even douche with nestle water okay that's a little far i think +[1958.80 --> 1966.62] huh someone says la tap water is actually excellent and excellent is spelled wrong it's probably from the +[1966.62 --> 1976.62] water sorry no offense no offense we love all of our californian viewers you guys are great +[1976.62 --> 1984.28] your water not so great um anyway sorry what were you saying um anyways monsanto has something to do +[1984.28 --> 1992.62] with uh genetically modified organics oh whatever i don't remember to what degree um oh okay but +[1992.62 --> 1996.82] there's like insane amounts of conspiracy theories around them i don't know if they're true they might +[1996.82 --> 2002.76] be true i have no clue i'm not informed i'm sorry um if i remember correctly at one point in time +[2002.76 --> 2008.80] they were like aggressively pushing farms to use their stuff and trying to make it so that like +[2008.80 --> 2013.20] wasn't seeds that weren't theirs and i don't know but i don't know if that's true or not so many +[2013.20 --> 2019.88] unsubs unfollows so many for what oh the california water yeah yeah yeah look look look look look look +[2019.88 --> 2025.92] we have the greatest water in the world we actually do we live in a rainforest yeah like sorry um it's +[2025.92 --> 2030.44] just hard to compare yeah i'm just i'm i'm being an elitist and it's not nice and it's not fair +[2030.44 --> 2035.34] please don't unsub and unfollow because um i'm sorry that i hurt your feelings +[2035.34 --> 2041.56] did that sound sincere hopefully yeah because like i actually don't give a crap our water is +[2041.56 --> 2047.08] better and they should just deal with it totally yeah okay yeah like some okay some some somebody +[2047.08 --> 2052.86] in chat is saying they sue farmers for seeds that blow into their land so like the wind kid uh someone +[2052.86 --> 2059.10] else is saying monsanto kills gmo seeds and sues farms for using their ci i don't i don't know +[2059.10 --> 2064.78] there's a lot of stuff i don't know what's going on i just people don't like them i don't know +[2064.78 --> 2071.64] okay all right okay all right all right all right so anyway anyway anyway anyway uh pia so reasons to +[2071.64 --> 2076.82] use private internet access ip cloaking hides your true ip address and your geographic location +[2076.82 --> 2082.78] it allows you to browse on and browse that browse your brow keeping your identity hidden which is +[2082.78 --> 2086.78] especially important for political dissidents journalists human rights activists etc +[2086.78 --> 2093.88] a lot of that stuff's going on right now i'm going to china oh yeah yeah you should have it +[2094.72 --> 2100.46] i i brought i i think the the last time i was there i think i had like five or six installed just so i +[2100.46 --> 2104.86] could like check which one had the best out connection you can avoid data mining and targeted +[2104.86 --> 2111.24] advertising you can block unwanted connections you can unblock websites allowing you to bypass lots of +[2111.24 --> 2116.74] government censorship censorship and firewalls allowing you unrestricted access to more of the internet +[2116.74 --> 2123.70] and you can save money so not only is pia extremely affordable they actually allow you to hide well +[2123.70 --> 2128.26] where you're from and browse websites that have different pricing depending on your location so +[2128.26 --> 2135.76] travel is a key one here if you browse as though you are from asia for example little inter-asia short +[2135.76 --> 2142.42] hop flights are often much cheaper than if you look at them from north america little pro tip oh yeah uh +[2142.42 --> 2149.30] i think something legally changed in china with vpns by the way yeah i know yeah so so obviously you're +[2149.30 --> 2159.14] not using one when you're there no totally not i will check my gmail by using team viewer to my nope that +[2159.14 --> 2163.50] doesn't work i'm not doing that i'm not doing that oh yeah that's right team viewer doesn't work there +[2163.50 --> 2170.78] i remember trying it last time yeah we'll we'll figure something out um anyway you can connect up +[2170.78 --> 2175.62] to five devices at the same time they have over 3 000 bare metal servers and 44 locations across 28 +[2175.62 --> 2182.70] countries and you can yeah go sign up there there you go there's your link pretty simple boom why is +[2182.70 --> 2188.56] tech tips with dashes you want to hear something crazy yes um i don't know what the number's at now but +[2188.56 --> 2193.34] the last time i looked at it it was like a couple hours ago we've already had like 700 people sign up +[2193.34 --> 2197.56] with our link wow yeah i'm not that surprised to be honest because i don't know i think that's +[2197.56 --> 2202.50] there was there was a little bit of a response when tunnel bear oh well not when tunnel bear came out +[2202.50 --> 2207.26] and told everyone but when people figured out that tunnel bear was uh being purchased by mcafee there +[2207.26 --> 2212.86] was a there was a response and i think people were looking for maybe a new home um speaking of them the +[2212.86 --> 2219.34] door new homes oh my uh oh i don't have a lower third for ltx but ltx is going to be awesome it's +[2219.34 --> 2224.04] july 14th at the richmond olympic oval i'm actually so stoked he's going to be there absolutely i'm +[2224.04 --> 2227.84] going to be there it's an ltt meetup and tech convention focuses on letting people get their +[2227.84 --> 2235.12] hands on cool technology um oh this is cool uh tickets start at 35 canadian so that's like +[2235.12 --> 2241.62] 27 us it's not too bad as long as you can get here yeah you can check it out at ltx expo.com +[2241.62 --> 2250.86] and the travel yeah this is cool we have a booth list now this like just went up today i think +[2250.86 --> 2258.98] yesterday what's this um we don't know how many k's it will be yet oh i didn't know what it was +[2258.98 --> 2265.48] yeah no i know um and why would it be that long i don't know i don't know that's the blacked out +[2265.48 --> 2269.28] thing right you should have a little blackout with a k on the end it also might not be there +[2269.28 --> 2278.20] because it depends on so nvidia announced a new quadro okay like two days ago well don't people +[2278.20 --> 2282.30] tell people too much and i figured out and well no no it's fine it just like i don't know if they're +[2282.30 --> 2287.76] gonna send us enough oh so depending on how many of them because it's 32 gigs of ram on this thing +[2287.76 --> 2294.34] so depending on how many they send we could go crazy town yeah and depending how many they don't +[2294.34 --> 2299.70] send we could actually not end up taking it at all because one of our old quadros died at some +[2299.70 --> 2305.40] point so we don't have enough quadros to run the old machine okay so it depends on nvidia's support +[2305.40 --> 2310.92] whether we'll be able to have it there or not yeah um so yeah main stage uh this time we're putting a +[2310.92 --> 2315.48] cage around the case toss because that was super dangerous yep are you going to take part in the +[2315.48 --> 2321.24] key swap competition key swap keyboard key swap competition oh wow there's a real change to how +[2321.24 --> 2327.04] we're running it this year it's going to be a lot more like prize and uh like uh like event focused +[2327.04 --> 2331.20] i heard about that i i don't think i'll win honestly i usually do keyboard key swaps when i'm +[2331.20 --> 2335.92] like watching a show and i do it really slowly we're gonna have cpu shuffleboard i'm definitely +[2335.92 --> 2340.22] doing that too cpu shuffleboard i want to do like all these heat sink install race uh we're gonna +[2340.22 --> 2346.84] probably have our multi-headed vr set up there just some oh a cpu deletting booth we're hoping to find +[2346.84 --> 2352.16] a retailer who will like actually allow you to buy a cpu there that's yeah test it yeah i suggested +[2352.16 --> 2356.98] that a while back and make sure it still works super cool be super cool uh we're maybe gonna +[2356.98 --> 2365.22] have a lan there oh i don't be yoc lan so um intel has like a mobile lan force yeah uh they are +[2365.22 --> 2370.48] apparently considering showing up that would be so cool yeah so i've met those guys i'm sure well +[2370.48 --> 2374.08] they might through the show but i'm sure they don't know me as an attendee but i've met those guys at +[2374.08 --> 2379.50] packs for 11 years yeah and they're super cool yeah i like their stuff so there's gonna be lots +[2379.50 --> 2384.22] of stuff there and we're bringing back some of the just like stupid carnival games like the bungee +[2384.22 --> 2389.14] run and the hamster ball race and pedestal jousting the bungee run was super fun yeah uh bs mods is +[2389.14 --> 2392.92] gonna have a booth i don't remember what they're gonna be doing with people but last year they did a +[2392.92 --> 2398.54] tubing bend right yeah hardline hardline hardline uh sort of tutorial thing so it's gonna be great +[2398.54 --> 2404.06] final it's gonna be great it's gonna be a lot of fun um i'm really excited based on how good it +[2404.06 --> 2408.42] was last year plus all the improvements that have been talked about i i think it's gonna be really +[2408.42 --> 2416.66] good oh apparently the pia link is dead uh like did the site crash uh uh uh no i doubt it yeah i would +[2416.66 --> 2424.22] be pretty surprised um oh ed sent me a message something about reenacting something uh oh uh yes +[2424.22 --> 2432.72] you want me to do it now oh how long are you gonna i can i can do it now if you need uh oh man yeah i +[2432.72 --> 2439.42] need to do a photo for my uh for my visa application for going to it works dude uh yeah okay no no the +[2439.42 --> 2442.98] link the link works you guys did we did we copy the wrong link do you want to throw that in the chat +[2442.98 --> 2448.68] sure okay yeah throw it in the chat um okay in the meantime why don't we jump into one of our other +[2448.68 --> 2454.08] topics here we haven't even touched like the bottom part of the doc to not mean used they're +[2454.08 --> 2462.06] not main news topics amd strikes back at the geforce partner program uh the original this was posted by +[2462.06 --> 2468.68] numlock 21 on the forum the original article here is from uh digi times yeah digi times apparently the +[2468.68 --> 2475.48] slash pages part was not included in the link that was pasted oh so now it's there and sorry guys we're +[2475.48 --> 2484.18] working on it um do you have a did you get kirby yeah oh nice do you have a switch well technically +[2484.18 --> 2487.92] i'm not gonna be able to play it for a while so like if you want to borrow it oh no the only switch +[2487.92 --> 2493.74] i have is the like work switch so i would just sure you could borrow that i meant the game oh oh oh +[2493.74 --> 2499.94] oh they want me to they want me to go do a thing can you handle uh can you handle uh g-force do you +[2499.94 --> 2504.14] know nothing about it but sure yeah you know what no hold on hold on let me let me let me find let me +[2504.14 --> 2509.36] find something well how much more do we need to do oh oh dang uber settled with the family of the +[2509.36 --> 2514.02] woman that was killed by the self-driving car what did you think they're gonna do i don't know i thought +[2514.02 --> 2521.48] it was gonna get dragged out so to speak oh oh +[2521.48 --> 2531.46] you know what that's my cue to exit um is that the end of the show no no i just gotta go do some +[2531.46 --> 2535.56] stuff if you want to go ahead and cover a topic or two on your own i'll be right back all right +[2535.56 --> 2546.84] sounds good uh okay uh which which which oh man okay let's talk about that why not let's do it +[2546.84 --> 2554.46] can i bring this up on screen i need to go on here hold on guys operating both laptops is no fun +[2554.46 --> 2566.28] do do there we go all right so we're talking about the the that sounded horrible what the metal +[2566.28 --> 2573.62] grinding yeah that's how you know it's safe try to only do it once more sorry okay that wasn't +[2573.62 --> 2578.18] actually that bad all right uber reached a settlement with the daughter and husband of +[2578.18 --> 2585.80] elaine hersberg who died after being hit by a self-driving uber vehicle in temp arizona the +[2585.80 --> 2590.50] settlement presumably includes a cash payment but no details were provided by either uber or the +[2590.50 --> 2597.74] family's attorney also since last week people in temp have uploaded videos uh of which we can watch +[2597.74 --> 2607.80] but doing this on his thing is uh not great so okay i think what they're doing is they're showing +[2607.80 --> 2617.50] you guys can't see it it's it doesn't work way to go linus also he sounds like he's dying don't worry +[2617.50 --> 2622.08] about that he's completely fine uh i know that he's fine i know what's happening over there i can't show +[2622.08 --> 2626.58] you guys but basically in uber's footage it was super super dark and it was really hard to see anything +[2626.58 --> 2631.90] and people are showing that driving on that street at that time of day it's actually not that dark which +[2631.90 --> 2635.64] goes pretty counter to them saying like oh well the self-driving thing couldn't see very well +[2635.64 --> 2639.76] it's actually pretty well illuminated and in some of the pictures it shows quite a bit of lights going +[2639.76 --> 2645.86] along the side of the road which are not very visible in uber's footage uh it also gives credence +[2645.86 --> 2649.88] to the belief that an alert driver could have intervened because they would have been able to +[2649.88 --> 2655.52] see much more easily and it makes sense because headlight illuminates farther than two seconds ahead +[2655.52 --> 2657.38] of a vehicle so it should have been able to stop +[2657.38 --> 2664.94] that was the uber topic left you to deal with the fallout yeah you showed up like right at the end +[2664.94 --> 2668.80] of the uber topic so we're good to move on to the next one also that door opening and closing during +[2668.80 --> 2673.98] land show should never be a thing oh really yeah it's terrible oh wow all the metal grinding +[2673.98 --> 2684.00] noises oh going into the mic sorry everyone we apologize we're really sorry hopefully this uh +[2684.00 --> 2687.96] makes up this this helps your ears too it's a little bit +[2687.96 --> 2697.46] okay amy strikes back yeah we can talk about it it's kind of boring though amd strikes back taiwan's +[2697.46 --> 2702.60] asus tech gigabyte and msi are caught in a dilemma over the development and shipment of new gaming models +[2702.60 --> 2709.70] as they are dpp members but also have long-term partnerships with amd industry sources said said +[2709.70 --> 2713.82] that the three taiwanese brands have reportedly adjusted their new product development roadmaps +[2713.82 --> 2720.54] and they may also launch new gaming brands based on amd's gpus i mean i don't see that being very +[2720.54 --> 2724.48] effective like can you can you imagine like what's asus's brand going to be like +[2724.48 --> 2726.90] grepublic of raymers +[2726.90 --> 2733.36] you know gigabyte a or u +[2733.36 --> 2740.10] oh a or me i'm sure their branding departments can come up with something pretty good but msi's +[2740.10 --> 2746.76] branding is literally gaming yeah like that's what they call it it's just like g gtx 1080 ti gaming +[2746.76 --> 2753.76] msi amd gaming i i doubt it i sincerely doubt it this this whole thing just smells so bad and you +[2753.76 --> 2761.26] know what's really interesting you can always tell when nvidia is in like full-on damage control mode +[2761.26 --> 2767.54] because they say nothing they don't damage control they just don't do anything yep and you know what +[2767.54 --> 2772.40] it's not a bad strategy because it's going to work people it'll go away faster we're going to get bored +[2772.40 --> 2776.80] of talking about it we are you guys are going to get bored of hearing about it because there's no +[2776.80 --> 2783.56] proper news there's there's no news the other side is upset yep if they said anything then that would +[2783.56 --> 2788.24] be newsworthy and we'd have to talk about it again and it would actually create a whole new news cycle of +[2788.24 --> 2794.12] of people being mad at nvidia but as it is nvidia can just kind of sit there quietly wait for this +[2794.12 --> 2800.00] to go away and i think they're going to get away with it if everything that's been said about this +[2800.00 --> 2806.92] whole program is actually true yep then that will be a problem uh spacex is apparently close to +[2806.92 --> 2810.70] becoming an internet service provider so the original article here is from the verge and this +[2810.70 --> 2815.96] was posted by monkey biz this is a new news over on the forum this is apparently not new news it's okay +[2815.96 --> 2819.58] no dude it's fine we're just going to keep talking about it anyways it's still interesting +[2819.58 --> 2824.14] and it's coming closer and there's been new information that's come out but like so it's +[2824.14 --> 2830.64] satellite internet which is not going to be the fastest thing ever but right now is extraordinarily +[2830.64 --> 2834.88] expensive and i guess there's a lot of room for improvement in that particular industry and if +[2834.88 --> 2840.14] your whole deal is that you launch things into space then getting into the satellite communications +[2840.14 --> 2846.48] business is probably not that much of a stretch so earlier this year they launched the first two +[2846.48 --> 2855.40] of their planned 12 000 satellite constellation the company is starting out with a 4 425 satellite array +[2855.40 --> 2860.68] and the fcc is requiring spacex to launch at least half of them within the next six years +[2860.68 --> 2865.84] so spacex hopes that starlink will become a big revenue generator that can help offset the r&d and +[2865.84 --> 2870.64] operations costs for the rocket company spacex expects more than 40 million subscribers for +[2870.64 --> 2875.20] starlink by 2025 which would be roughly 30 billion dollars in revenue +[2875.20 --> 2885.14] so straw poll for what sure oh right we've got to go back to the straw poll results oh we never did +[2885.14 --> 2894.28] oh good call twitch chat have you actually used ar 62 of you say no straight up no not even tried it +[2894.28 --> 2903.62] once straight up no 28 of you say tried it once it's either lame or not ready yet so essentially 90 of +[2903.62 --> 2913.24] people so literally two percent of an audience that is hardly no offense hardly representative of the +[2913.24 --> 2916.82] general mainstream population not normies use it consistently +[2916.82 --> 2929.34] here's what what okay like i get that early on in any technology it's kind of like land grab and it's a land grab for like mind share +[2929.34 --> 2946.80] here here here's the most confusing one why is apple involved in this yeah that's usually their deal is to wait until all the really like crappy stuff but they've been acting weird for a long time yeah ever since steve jobs has been gone they've been acting really weird +[2946.82 --> 2969.70] hmm okay well yeah so like the thing is someone could say like oh but steve jobs pushed new things to insert in specific realms and yeah you're right but his first version would also be awesome i mean yes and no i mean the iphone didn't have copy paste +[2969.70 --> 2976.74] no but it was pretty sick okay yes yes it was it was pretty the original ipad was kind of big and +[2976.74 --> 2982.22] brick like thick and battery life was terrible but it was pretty sick for its time okay all right all right +[2982.22 --> 2988.22] all right all right all right so ar though like actually just not very sick for its time and apparently most of +[2988.22 --> 2993.14] you are pretty much on the same page yeah that's what i mean like there's a difference in the feel and it's not +[2993.14 --> 2999.30] even just the percentages that tell the story here the use it consistently category is 35 people +[2999.30 --> 3007.86] like yeah like and you look at the millions of dollars being invested into this for i'm sorry how +[3007.86 --> 3020.34] many actual like bodies that are using it i don't know man uh and i think in like in like 10 years and +[3020.34 --> 3024.38] i'm not saying that's like the beginning of it being awesome i'm just saying in 10 years in general +[3024.38 --> 3029.04] yeah i'm not saying it's going to take that long and this isn't a prediction of anything just in 10 +[3029.04 --> 3036.30] years i suspect it will be pretty commonplace okay this is terrible uh so this is posted by xrqn on the +[3036.30 --> 3038.92] forum the original article here is from xda developers +[3038.92 --> 3046.16] lg is apparently seeking feedback on display notches +[3046.16 --> 3052.74] okay lg here's some feedback no +[3052.74 --> 3056.24] no +[3056.24 --> 3064.76] no we are so close like we are actually not that far away from being able to put these elements under the +[3064.76 --> 3074.82] display anyway you know have the courage to not to not isn't it weird that we've gone from like +[3074.82 --> 3081.76] apple products are really nice but over expensive and they can't game so the pc people are like why +[3081.76 --> 3088.46] are you wasting your money on that it can't play games anyways to everyone's trying to copy apple +[3088.46 --> 3094.90] even when it's not working like apple used to copy everyone else and generally like do it with +[3094.90 --> 3100.02] really nice build quality yeah now it's everyone copies apple even though people don't like it +[3100.02 --> 3109.58] i don't know apparently some people actually like the notch why i don't know maybe they never watch +[3109.58 --> 3112.74] movies or they don't want anything in their notification bar +[3112.74 --> 3118.72] like i just don't get it i can't even tell when my vpn's connected or not +[3118.72 --> 3123.80] because there's not enough room yeah whereas on the iphone 8 i can tell and like my notification +[3123.80 --> 3129.44] bar is maxed basically all the time yeah and i actually look at it exactly because like there's +[3129.44 --> 3135.28] certain icons that are probably important things that i need to check and other icons that aren't as +[3135.28 --> 3142.40] important i don't know um all right this is our last big topic of the day this was posted by +[3142.40 --> 3152.48] sifan on the forum the original article here is from npr really oh boy restricted by youtube +[3152.48 --> 3157.28] gun enthusiasts are taking their videos to pornhub +[3157.28 --> 3167.96] wow wow wow so that's pretty interesting um +[3167.96 --> 3177.72] because guns are sort of a huge huge vertical on youtube so starting next month youtube is going +[3177.72 --> 3182.56] to be banning certain subjects in the firearms category prompting some channels to upload their +[3182.56 --> 3192.14] videos to the canadian porn site pornhub instead banned subjects include selling firearms um just +[3192.14 --> 3196.06] be really gentle when you close that the noise is like aids on the mic yeah that's good good just +[3196.06 --> 3202.36] leave it perfect yep um selling firearms or certain firearms accessories through direct sales or linking +[3202.36 --> 3208.56] to sites that sell these items now that second part huge like deal breaker yeah they won't be +[3208.56 --> 3214.46] able to take sponsorships from gun sites or uh and if you take their ad revenue gun companies away +[3214.46 --> 3221.70] and take their sponsorship completely away what's left and if you know the thing the thing is that +[3221.70 --> 3226.40] the one of the one of the reasons that this is happening is that this type of content is not +[3226.40 --> 3231.74] particularly ad advertiser friendly in the first place so it's not like these guys have other advertisers +[3231.74 --> 3237.92] banging down their doors and while they will maybe find advertisers uh whether they're advertisers that +[3237.92 --> 3243.36] are edgy and you know more mainstream publications won't touch them or whether they're just they just +[3243.36 --> 3248.34] don't really care what it will affect too is the rates that they'll have to pay because if there's less +[3248.34 --> 3255.46] competition for uh sponsorships or advertisements on these particular channels then the rates inherently drop +[3255.46 --> 3262.34] um any instructions on manufacturing a firearm ammunition high capacity mag homemade silencer +[3262.34 --> 3267.82] suppressor okay well that probably shouldn't be a thing or certain firearms what if it's legal that's +[3267.82 --> 3273.76] the issue right to my knowledge suppressors are not either in canada or the states they're in states +[3273.76 --> 3280.04] in the states you can get suppressors in some places why why not that's the question i'm not +[3280.04 --> 3285.38] necessarily arguing it can be no there's no reason for civilian to need a suppressor there is +[3285.38 --> 3290.58] actually okay there's medical reasons easier on your ears i'm not arguing for either side i'm just +[3290.58 --> 3296.54] saying there is arguments for why you might want one okay do you know how much that entire band of +[3296.54 --> 3302.04] earplugs cost it's like four dollars possibly not enough depending on what there is and what you're +[3302.04 --> 3308.84] firing you'd probably need over your prediction or both in some cases you could do both so do you know +[3308.84 --> 3314.78] how much that over your protection up there cost i'm not arguing i'm stating what it is um they're +[3314.78 --> 3320.14] also banning okay so the accessories include those that enable a firearm to simulate automatic fire +[3320.14 --> 3325.40] or convert a firearm to automatic fire and high capacity mags uh instructions for how to convert a +[3325.40 --> 3333.70] firearm to automatic okay those are duplicated yeah um so in range tv which has 144 000 subscribers on +[3333.70 --> 3338.62] youtube has chosen to publish videos on porn hub and a search on the site yields five videos currently +[3338.62 --> 3348.86] uploaded by in range tv wow um do you need something else oh okay +[3348.86 --> 3369.46] what uh okay um all right so that was pretty much it for the land show today thank you very much +[3369.46 --> 3374.90] for watching we'll see you again next week same bat time same bat channel okay bye +[3374.90 --> 3382.42] hold on we're still rolling the outro +[3382.42 --> 3402.22] it says brush off your dirty right sleeve please okay there you go just in time for the show to be +[3402.22 --> 3403.32] completely over +[3403.32 --> 3405.52] boop +[3405.52 --> 3405.72] boop +[3405.72 --> 3407.72] boop +[3407.72 --> 3408.22] boop +[3408.22 --> 3409.22] boop +[3409.22 --> 3410.22] boop +[3410.22 --> 3411.22] boop +[3411.22 --> 3412.22] boop +[3412.22 --> 3413.72] my favorite part is i didn't even see it diff --git a/AMD's 64 CORE CPU!! - The WAN Show Nov 9, 2018_transcript.txt b/AMD's 64 CORE CPU!! - The WAN Show Nov 9, 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f353ed6a4b6d55c37c4db5286b3c9399da5ba7f4 --- /dev/null +++ b/AMD's 64 CORE CPU!! - The WAN Show Nov 9, 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,501 @@ +[0.00 --> 8.88] and we're live it's WAN show time again welcome to the best show that takes place +[8.88 --> 18.00] on Friday afternoon on this particular channel that's all that's yes I mean I +[18.00 --> 21.36] wouldn't compare it to anything else because nothing else is really quite like +[21.36 --> 28.12] the WAN show so I have a special co-host this week and the story behind this is +[28.12 --> 32.56] actually a good one so Alex here has actually worked at Linus Media Group +[32.56 --> 37.48] for the better part of almost like two years now is that right no yeah yeah +[37.48 --> 43.78] pretty close Wow so this will be your two year like annual performance review +[43.78 --> 49.24] coming up like next month yeah that's incredible so on his performance review +[49.24 --> 53.74] will be a lot of good things like Alex has done a great job of our laptop content +[53.74 --> 57.58] a lot of our more makery content he installed the single most dangerous +[57.58 --> 63.34] thing in our entire studio a few weeks ago CNC you don't agree that's the most +[63.34 --> 68.68] dangerous thing in our studio probably not okay what's more dangerous um other +[68.68 --> 71.44] than Dennis with a power tool that doesn't count you don't get to just take +[71.44 --> 75.10] Dennis plus something and create something more dangerous than the CNC +[75.10 --> 79.38] because you could just have Dennis the CNC there was that time when the laptop +[79.38 --> 84.94] cart the like AC power screwed up and it was just like the whole laptop cart had AC +[84.94 --> 90.70] power okay but I'm talking present tense the most dangerous thing in our office +[90.70 --> 99.18] that was pretty bad that was a bad scene anyway there's gonna be lots of good +[99.18 --> 103.94] things but then we had him on to host an episode of tech linked a couple of weeks +[103.94 --> 109.70] ago and um so actually we the first time he did it was a couple months ago and I +[109.70 --> 116.84] watched it and I was like okay yeah like you kind of warmed up more towards the end and you had your +[116.84 --> 120.92] moments you had like some pretty brilliant moments like the intro I thought was great +[120.92 --> 128.52] and I checked in I was like so you didn't realize the camera was on yet no slash didn't realize they were +[128.52 --> 133.38] going to use it no I knew that you knew they were going to use it okay that's not what you said in +[133.38 --> 140.40] our meeting anyway yeah well anyway the point is there were these moments of brilliance and I was +[140.40 --> 144.82] like okay there's potential here but you and I need to kind of meet about hosting style before +[144.82 --> 151.54] before you do another one and then we did and then he was hosting another one and halfway through I was +[151.54 --> 159.78] just like I think we're creating more pressure and more tension with me standing here and like +[159.78 --> 165.48] trying to help you through this as opposed to helping so new plan you're gonna help co-host the +[165.48 --> 169.14] WAN show get a little bit more comfortable on camera and we're gonna go from there so we got a +[169.14 --> 174.60] lot of great topics for you guys this week what do you got what's your top picks for topics um so +[174.60 --> 182.68] AMD did really well yes oh oh I didn't and now I wish that I really didn't sorry what do you got +[182.68 --> 191.12] um AMD they have 64 core epic processors you might say they're don't don't oh +[191.12 --> 195.38] that's like two in a row that are brutal +[195.38 --> 201.26] and oh I don't even see it here but there was more news about AMD that's just +[201.26 --> 207.88] not great what news was that well they that's not embargoed is it that's not something like +[207.88 --> 216.12] we're working on that you overheard like me and Anthony discussing is it um no oh okay as long as +[216.12 --> 219.88] you can find an article that you can say throw that in the doc and we'll pull it up later but the +[219.88 --> 228.44] rumors around AMD's Radeon RX 590 don't look particularly promising what does look promising is Samsung's +[228.44 --> 234.56] promise to unveil flexible display phones moving forward we'll be talking talking about that a little bit and +[234.56 --> 239.32] uh this doesn't look promising this is actually just more annoying than anything else Apple is apparently +[239.32 --> 245.46] blocking Linux installs on computers equipped with their latest T2 security check what are they trying to secure +[245.46 --> 250.86] at this point okay sorry we'll discuss it in more detail later first the intro +[250.86 --> 261.18] it works sometimes it's still just always a surprise though we really need to update it +[261.18 --> 266.84] it's so old like this intro was created back when we sat on a couch +[266.84 --> 269.70] yeah +[269.70 --> 274.48] yeah we used to sit on a couch that looks just like that +[274.48 --> 281.08] we even had like a little red cushion then that cushion and by the time we got rid of that couch +[281.08 --> 287.82] it was disgusting because there would be times when we'd be hosting the WAN show on like a pretty +[287.82 --> 294.08] warm afternoon um the old office didn't have air conditioning and like even this one being out here +[294.08 --> 298.40] in the warehouse during the summer like it it didn't have air conditioning until the very end of the +[298.40 --> 301.44] summer this year we actually never got to turn it on I don't think you know we have air conditioning +[301.44 --> 306.22] out here now right oh I didn't know that yeah look there's one unit here and then there's one over on +[306.22 --> 310.36] the other side uh the crappy air conditioning installers are the reason that our roof leaks +[310.36 --> 316.74] right now oh I was kind of wondering what caused that yeah so you know fix one problem create another +[316.74 --> 323.60] that's life for you right um so anyway that that cushion I would usually put it behind me because the +[323.60 --> 330.32] Ikea couch that we bought for the WAN show was sort of like not really the right proportions for me +[330.32 --> 336.20] like the the cushions were just not comfortable for my okay I was being kind I was being kind so +[336.20 --> 340.84] maybe they're not comfortable for anyone because Alex doesn't look like it right now because he's +[340.84 --> 345.68] slouching a lot and it's the chair maybe it's more in his legs but he's a lot taller than me +[345.68 --> 349.90] so if it doesn't work for me and it doesn't work for you it probably doesn't work for most people +[349.90 --> 357.42] so I would always have this cushion behind me and I'm a bit of a back sweater so that cushion was +[357.42 --> 364.86] never washed and for literally years once a week I would I would soak back sweat into it so it had +[364.86 --> 372.20] like this kind of you know that musky smell that like attracts the ladies no not that kind of mask +[372.20 --> 381.14] no the really gross mask um Luke's out this week for those of you who are asking thank you for asking +[381.14 --> 387.42] let's appreciate let's appreciate new new Luke because James is new Luke so you don't get to be +[387.42 --> 392.28] new Luke you're like you can be new James except that I think you were hired at the same time +[392.28 --> 400.40] um all right what topic do you want to jump into you want to talk about AMD's 64 core epic processors +[400.40 --> 409.92] uh sure they're 64 cores seven nanometer awesome uh and this is why you were kicked off tech linked +[409.92 --> 419.12] so AMD is really really turning the turning the what are they what are they called thumb screws yeah +[419.12 --> 424.36] turning the thumb screws on intel that that's a torture device thumb screws no not that kind of +[424.36 --> 430.16] thumb screws they just go in your case no no thumb screws are a thing hold on a minute +[430.16 --> 437.00] no no we're gonna use my screen to google it because okay thumb screws uh torture +[437.00 --> 445.92] okay thumb screw torture thank you thumb screw there you go oh that looks horrible yeah I really +[445.92 --> 451.18] don't want that on my thumbs so it's bad so you twist you put the thumbs in there is my understanding +[451.18 --> 457.72] actually here this one looks pretty brutal and then you you twist this thing a wing nut and it uh I +[457.72 --> 464.08] think just like shatters the bones in your thumb um simple vice with protruding studs victims thumbs +[464.08 --> 472.66] fingers or toes replaced in the vice and slowly crushed um so uh that's what AMD is doing to intel +[472.66 --> 479.50] basically putting a lot of pressure on them right now to figure out how to respond to the onslaught +[479.50 --> 485.32] because last year with the launch of their Ryzen processors and the launch of their epic processors +[485.32 --> 495.78] AMD got competitive now it's starting to look a little more interesting it's not like it's not like +[495.78 --> 502.42] watching an exciting horse race where you know which horse is gonna win but the other one is giving her the +[502.42 --> 509.12] old college try this is like watching a race where sometimes horse one wins and sometimes horse two wins +[509.12 --> 518.72] um so with zen 2 we are expecting to see ipc improvements to the desktop chips meanwhile intel +[518.72 --> 524.20] hasn't managed to do anything other than bump core counts in the last couple of years and on the +[524.20 --> 528.10] server side of things because remember this is where the big money is made this is where intel has +[528.10 --> 534.50] products in their lineup that cost anywhere between two thousand to ten thousand dollars per chip and we +[534.50 --> 540.28] talk about like expensive consumer cpus like when you're reviewing a laptop and i say okay it's got a +[540.28 --> 551.98] 500 or 500 hq uh excuse me hk processor in it yeah you're going that's not a whole lot sometimes but in this +[551.98 --> 559.60] a lot i think typically you would say that's expensive yeah okay i don't know it depends you usually whine +[559.60 --> 566.36] about them well yeah but that's not only because they're not cooled okay yes oh okay so in those +[566.36 --> 572.16] cases you're paying the extra for it and you aren't getting extra performance because they run really +[572.16 --> 578.42] quite warm and they end up throttling um but anyway so in the context of something like a 1500 laptop +[578.42 --> 586.98] a 500 cpu is really expensive in the context of a server you know you could easily spend thousands of +[586.98 --> 594.84] dollars on a cpu like they kind of start where the high-end consumer level chips end and the craziest +[594.84 --> 604.66] thing about it is we're not talking you know alex clark and his one laptop and one desktop or linus +[604.66 --> 612.36] sebastian his one laptop and handful of desktops we're talking gigantic data centers like what was that +[612.36 --> 618.68] place you checked out how many cpus did they have that um 6 000 at ligo at ligo right and so was that +[618.68 --> 626.62] 6 000 cpus or 6 000 boxes with two cpus each um i don't remember exactly but it was a whole bunch of +[626.62 --> 633.34] blade servers that were set up with a bunch of zeons in them like i think they had a bunch of 24 and 16 +[633.34 --> 640.48] core processors so in an installation like that yeah 24 and 16 core processors so in an installation like +[640.48 --> 650.08] that all of a sudden amd is now competitive in the lucrative data center market and with epic +[650.08 --> 658.32] i don't think anyone even amd really expected their epic processors to come in and like immediately +[658.32 --> 663.12] steal half of intel's market share because the reality of it is that the data center market doesn't +[663.12 --> 671.50] move that quickly the way that these products get validated is over a much longer period of time and +[671.50 --> 677.58] the planning that goes on for these kinds of installations just means that even if amd had +[677.58 --> 685.44] the world's best supercomputer processor today it is unlikely you'd actually see the like an actual +[685.44 --> 692.58] supercomputer built with them for another 12 18 or even 24 months that's the way that it works for +[692.58 --> 699.86] those kinds of things so amd got competitive when they launched epic and when they launched ryzen +[699.86 --> 709.62] now they're saying zen 3 and zen 4 are on track they demonstrated a 7 nanometer epic rome codename rome +[709.62 --> 719.08] processor with 64 cores and they've had some time for the industry to get used to the idea that they might +[719.08 --> 727.36] want to plan on using amd for these installations so you have to have the jab and the hook so the first one was the jab +[727.36 --> 733.24] hey by the way we're here pay attention to us this is the hey you've got us in the back of your mind hey guess what +[733.24 --> 739.08] it gets even better boom 64 core processor oh by the way did we mention we're cheaper oh by the way did we mention +[739.08 --> 744.52] that we support these massive amounts of memory oh by the way remember all those pci express lanes that we have and our +[744.52 --> 750.42] competitor doesn't they're still there and then like i think that the real like deadpool like crotch to the +[750.42 --> 757.54] face is the fact that it's also infinitely scalable like they can just as intel would say just glue on +[757.54 --> 764.64] the course and just keep on doing it there was such a there was such a jelly vibe from that jab from intel +[764.64 --> 768.88] when they were talking about amd gluing cores together yes okay technically gluing cores together +[768.88 --> 775.10] is a more technical term than it sounds like but it's still it just had this like it had this salty +[775.10 --> 781.58] vibe to it that they were just like kind of petulant about it like well their core their cpus aren't real +[781.58 --> 787.96] because they're just they just got toothpicks and and bottle caps and glue and they put them together +[787.96 --> 794.12] like that well they still are working pretty well so watch out in this context i think it makes a lot of +[794.12 --> 800.72] sense because right now intel is also just like putting two cpus on a board yeah so that was on +[800.72 --> 809.28] just monday that intel announced their 48 core xeon which appears to be two cpus on like a on a +[809.28 --> 813.56] substrate is that is that what it looked like or i think so yeah you'll have to it's not a ton of +[813.56 --> 818.44] details in our notes i actually didn't look that closely at it because it requires a new socket +[818.44 --> 826.64] um i think it has like 12 channel memory but it's my understanding again don't quote me on this +[826.64 --> 832.76] uh i might as well just look it up 48 core xeon but my understanding is it has 12 channel memory in +[832.76 --> 838.36] big quotes uh multi-chip package yeah here it is okay so original article then is from a non-tech and +[838.36 --> 845.40] i'm basically going to read it with you guys here scaling up to 48 cores per cpu oh no no no oh what +[845.40 --> 851.40] where did that mute button go oh wow wow i'm sorry everyone there we go battlefield 5 +[851.40 --> 859.14] blah blah blah yep here we go typical oh no that's a four socket something or other okay two socket +[859.14 --> 865.84] system until yeah here we go so yeah technically there's these 12 memory channels but that's just +[865.84 --> 870.66] because we are basically looking at two cpus on a single package and then this is where it gets +[870.66 --> 877.88] really crazy these things get a new socket that is going to have uh hold on oh wow current 24 core +[877.88 --> 884.44] uh platinum runs at 205 watts we don't know what frequency they're going to run at 24 cores per die +[884.44 --> 894.46] oh wow pcie lanes oh wait okay so pcie lanes anywhere between 48 24 per die or 96 48 per die which +[894.46 --> 900.64] again would be identical to just running four cpus in a quad socket board i'm trying to find +[900.64 --> 910.02] the memory channels bit just it's just nuts i wish i could find the socket socket server 12 ddr channel +[910.02 --> 915.22] wow that ad played again as i scrolled back up whatever it doesn't really matter the point is this +[915.22 --> 923.60] thing is redonkulous and amd instead of launching like a new platform so new socket new chipset weird cpus +[923.60 --> 929.58] that are like actually more literally glued together amd is refreshing an existing socket +[929.58 --> 936.32] which like i said in the data center space in the enterprise space matters because these kinds of +[936.32 --> 944.16] deployments take time to plan and just because they plan things over a long period of time doesn't mean +[944.16 --> 950.18] that they can't leverage the most up-to-date components if the supplier has a roadmap that makes +[950.18 --> 958.18] any sense so if amd says okay look here's our epic platform i still kind of called it that here's our +[958.18 --> 967.92] epic platform epyc here's our epic platform here's the servers that are based on this oh hey we're a +[967.92 --> 973.20] month from your deployment you haven't actually cut your po yet by the way we just doubled the core +[973.20 --> 977.80] count or we have a higher frequency part that it's at the same price in the same tdp +[977.80 --> 985.04] go ahead and chuck those in instead great whereas when you're rolling out an all new platform well +[985.04 --> 991.08] that that throws a complete wrench you can't just swap that into a deployment it doesn't work that way +[991.08 --> 999.00] so amd looks to be firing on all cylinders right now and intel is still +[999.00 --> 1006.14] yeah and it's already on what amazon web services and 10 percent cheaper than intel based solutions +[1006.14 --> 1015.78] and while we're at it i guess amd announces the radeon instinct which seems like it should be +[1015.78 --> 1019.54] awesome but i think it's mostly for blockchain and cryptocurrency +[1019.54 --> 1029.98] so the instinct mi60 and the mi50 so these are aimed at the enterprise accelerator market with amd +[1029.98 --> 1035.68] looking to significantly improve their performance competitiveness in everything from hpc to machine +[1035.68 --> 1041.52] learning so these would be the kinds of things that they would do at sfu's um super computers so +[1041.52 --> 1047.94] researchers who are working on um oh man i forget what some of the examples of things that they were +[1047.94 --> 1055.40] doing there were but things like simulation um like processing gigantic data sets um those can be +[1055.40 --> 1061.32] accelerated by gpu compute i what's the biology stuff that they do um sequencing +[1061.32 --> 1067.82] yep that kind of thing uh i mean we're we're just kind of guessing that's just what that space does +[1067.82 --> 1073.98] i don't know how much market share amd actually gained with their initial instinct processors but +[1073.98 --> 1081.20] these look like uh an improvement so they've got support for half rate double precision up from 1 16th rate +[1081.20 --> 1087.18] so they've got uh so this is especially useful for machine learning inferencing where high precision isn't necessary +[1087.18 --> 1092.66] okay oh no they have new low precision data types that's useful for machine learning inferencing where +[1092.66 --> 1096.90] high precision isn't necessary and they're also able to get up to four times the performance +[1096.90 --> 1104.50] of an fp16 data type when using the smallest in four days okay okay so basically they've got some new +[1104.50 --> 1114.96] some new modes that they operate in pretty much peak throughput of 7.4 teraflops fp64 14.7 fp32 +[1114.96 --> 1122.72] so okay neat yeah i mean this is the kind of thing that won't have a lot of relevance to you and me +[1122.72 --> 1130.58] necessarily at least if the rumors on the street are to be believed with respect to amd's consumer gpus +[1130.58 --> 1138.30] so the original article is from wcc f tech so we'll have to take it with the grain of salt that +[1138.30 --> 1143.38] people seem to think we should take it with from my experience their rumor stuff isn't really any worse +[1143.38 --> 1151.94] than anyone else's rumor stuff like is it i don't know um but apparently their third polaris gpu revision +[1151.94 --> 1160.44] is coming and it's going to be called the rx 590 so wow it looks like they've even gotten +[1160.44 --> 1168.24] their hands on the amd confidential nda required under embargo until oh there's this thing there +[1168.24 --> 1173.96] that says comments i can't see what's under embargo till but uh this looks like an official amd slide deck +[1173.96 --> 1179.90] um i don't even know why they bother having embargoes at this point +[1179.90 --> 1187.20] well i don't even know why they bother calling it something new at this point making this gpu +[1187.20 --> 1200.04] if if the rumors are true um it has um be based on 2304 cores compared to the radeon rx 580s 200 +[1200.04 --> 1208.94] or 2304 cores yep so that's same number of course how much ram does it have eight gigabytes compared to +[1208.94 --> 1219.40] the eight gigabytes okay the bus width is 556 bit compared to 556 okay and the name is 590 though +[1219.40 --> 1224.42] that's that's a change that's a change that's an improvement and it's slightly higher clocked +[1224.42 --> 1232.36] okay so so what we don't know right now because we can see on that main title slide um latest +[1232.36 --> 1242.24] generation finfet 12 that it could be going from 14 nanometer to 12 nanometer sort of because if it +[1242.24 --> 1248.34] uses tsmc's 12 nanometer process that might actually be an improvement to power characteristics +[1248.34 --> 1256.22] and performance if it uses global foundry's 12 nanometer that's actually based very closely +[1256.22 --> 1263.50] like i it might even be a little disingenuous to call it 12 nanometer compared to the 14 nanometer +[1263.50 --> 1273.58] process that amd was already using on the rx 580 so um do they have actually do they have leaked +[1273.58 --> 1282.30] die sizes here at all uh no because that might tell us something interesting no they don't so what we +[1282.30 --> 1287.28] don't know is if this 12 nanometer shrink is just giving us some better power efficiency actually do +[1287.28 --> 1294.54] they have rated power power draw no no nothing leaked in power draw either so it's possible that +[1294.54 --> 1301.30] these are just overclocked but i mean really this was all amd could come up with uh to say to sell this +[1301.30 --> 1308.44] thing latest generation finfet 12 which quite frankly in my personal opinion should not be a selling +[1308.44 --> 1317.36] feature that you put in front of a consumer does that seem fair yeah why does my cousin care what +[1317.36 --> 1325.46] finfet process you're using he's not going to what matters is how many fps how many dollars i pay +[1325.46 --> 1333.80] what cool features it has like you know um automatic you know gameplay recording or special anti-aliasing +[1333.80 --> 1339.32] modes or whatever the case may be or drivers that work yeah how many finfets it has doesn't matter +[1339.32 --> 1346.52] okay selling point number two aggressive tuning for higher clocks so we already have that graphics card +[1346.52 --> 1357.42] that's called the rx 580 oc okay enhanced idle and multi-monitor efficiency that is a driver improvement +[1357.42 --> 1366.96] and finally expanded options and robust partner designs so basically they're saying they're not +[1366.96 --> 1374.40] making a reference card is that what that sounds like to you yeah because that's what that sounds +[1374.40 --> 1382.32] like to me all right so i'm not impressed expected pricing is 250 to 300 us what was the 580 right around +[1382.32 --> 1388.06] there i think they should just call it the 580 x and then we would be like awesome they made a faster +[1388.06 --> 1395.86] 580 good job guys instead of being like it's a 580 but now we're mad you know that is a really good +[1395.86 --> 1402.18] point and it's actually not a video about an amd product but we do have a video coming up about a +[1402.18 --> 1406.60] product that is currently embargoed so i can't say what it is unfortunately which is really frustrating +[1406.60 --> 1412.80] because it would make this story more interesting but basically we've got a product that we've got our +[1412.80 --> 1422.12] hands on already and we've been testing and the manufacturer refused to disclose to us certain +[1422.12 --> 1429.36] aspects of the specifications of the device and here's the stupid thing about it +[1429.36 --> 1444.32] it makes me feel kind of disrespected yeah like we have it we have it in our hands and we can measure +[1444.32 --> 1453.80] these characteristics it's not particularly complicated to do so so they're either disrespecting +[1453.80 --> 1459.68] our competence because they don't think that if they don't tell us we'll be able to put two and two +[1459.68 --> 1468.26] together here or they are disrespecting our time because now we have to invest time to measure something +[1468.26 --> 1476.60] that they could have simply provided on a spreadsheet or they are disrespecting our thoroughness because +[1476.60 --> 1483.40] they don't think that we're gonna bother to talk about this like there's no way that i can slice +[1483.40 --> 1489.88] this and feel respected maybe they're disrespecting our viewers that's another way because they don't +[1489.88 --> 1496.02] seem to think that they need the full story so why make it any easier to get there like can you come up +[1496.02 --> 1503.04] with a way that not providing some spec of your product is respectful to your partners because that's what +[1503.04 --> 1512.60] the media are no i can't and it's just it's just baffling and that's what i honestly that's what i feel +[1512.60 --> 1519.60] like a lot of these kinds of skews um whether the 590 turns out to be what it looks like it might be +[1519.60 --> 1527.16] which is just a rehash of the 580 but like maybe from a different supplier depending on what manufacturer +[1527.16 --> 1531.92] they're using for the chips um and this other thing that i'm talking about it just like these these +[1531.92 --> 1538.82] rebrands it just feels like why even bother then why even seed us a unit why not just say outright +[1538.82 --> 1544.00] we are trying to mislead the general consumer into thinking this is something new when it isn't +[1544.00 --> 1549.62] actually do you think they're doing the 590 because they did the 580 whatever sp the +[1549.62 --> 1557.02] they rebranded the 570 to be a 580 i really don't like what amd is doing on their gpu side like i +[1557.02 --> 1563.18] understand why they're doing it they're doing it because they got nothing it's like it's very obvious +[1563.18 --> 1569.04] they just they got nothing and nvidia has new stuff that they are obviously planning to roll out +[1569.04 --> 1574.70] and amd's like well that's the way it works like when your competitor launches something you got to +[1574.70 --> 1578.40] launch something so if we can't launch something new i guess we'll launch what we already got +[1578.40 --> 1585.02] um and they already did that with the with the 580 but at least they called it something different +[1585.02 --> 1589.18] no that's what they're doing again they're just calling it something different +[1589.18 --> 1594.80] no the 580 did i okay my understanding is the 580 was a different die even though it was only +[1594.80 --> 1604.64] slightly slightly optimized okay so actually okay 480 all right all right 2304 590 same thing +[1604.64 --> 1612.26] oh wait when is the last time amd launched a new graphics card well they did vega but +[1612.26 --> 1620.34] yeah they don't exist really do they not like can you buy a vega 56 on new egg like you couldn't +[1620.34 --> 1626.18] during the whole mining thing like they were impossible to get but i don't really know why +[1626.18 --> 1635.04] you would like you can get them in an imac pro yeah okay there's an azrock there's an azrock +[1635.04 --> 1643.42] reference card on new egg uh there's a power color mini that's pretty cool or nano rather oh cool +[1643.42 --> 1650.22] um okay yeah there's a handful of vega 56 is in stock but then okay let's take a pretty well-known +[1650.22 --> 1660.94] brand like xfx you could make the argument xfx is kind of too amd what evga is to nvidia at least you +[1660.94 --> 1664.72] used to be able to they used to have like a lifetime warranty and stuff actually i don't think +[1664.72 --> 1670.98] they do anymore anyway let's take some brand xfx and let's try to buy 10 of these and let's update +[1670.98 --> 1676.90] our cart um how do you update your cart update quantities and it's looking like that you know +[1676.90 --> 1682.42] what 70s are considerably cheaper they've got uh no they've got 10 in stock though so apparently +[1682.42 --> 1689.24] no they've got okay new egg used to correct you like like here let's see because there's no way +[1689.24 --> 1695.42] they have like 50 of these things yeah okay they have 49 of these in stock so apparently they're +[1695.42 --> 1701.54] actually selling all right maybe we didn't give rx vega enough credit or maybe they have 49 in stock +[1701.54 --> 1706.82] because they can't figure out how to get rid of them i don't know the point is i don't like what amd +[1706.82 --> 1711.92] is doing on the graphic side of things but uh at the end of the day as long as they're kicking ass +[1711.92 --> 1718.06] on one side of the business then it seems like they can keep surviving because for a while there it was +[1718.06 --> 1725.00] graphics that was keeping them alive and they're like okay you guys just just please just carry us +[1725.00 --> 1730.30] deadweight cpu guys until we can until we can get zen out and then and then you can rest +[1730.30 --> 1741.18] um all right okay so apple blocking linux installs why would they do this yeah i just don't get it +[1741.18 --> 1748.34] who cares like okay so the source was gito 463 on the forum the original article here is from the +[1748.34 --> 1755.26] register okay walk us through this what is going on here i have no idea and i don't understand why it +[1755.26 --> 1763.86] would happen so they're blocking linux that's all that i know i really felt like this article was +[1763.86 --> 1776.32] addressed to me personally and i um i realize now it's the other linux oh yes it's like whoa what +[1776.32 --> 1781.08] because i was actually like seriously considering the macbook air until i realized that it doesn't +[1781.08 --> 1787.62] have the quad core eighth gen processors which was i know to me um actually our macbook air is not +[1787.62 --> 1791.80] going to arrive till tuesday so you guys are going to have to wait for our content on the macbook air but +[1791.80 --> 1797.16] i was so amped on this thing because i didn't watch the keynote or attend the event i just got +[1797.16 --> 1802.06] excited because like apple was finally launching a new macbook air and i was like alex because he +[1802.06 --> 1806.60] wanted to do the review yeah i wanted it really bad because i thought the same thing and then i was +[1806.60 --> 1811.04] like alex i don't think you're gonna get to do it because i think i might even use it as a daily +[1811.04 --> 1816.40] driver like i'm gonna boot camp it and i'm gonna you know what i'm gonna give mac os a shot because +[1816.40 --> 1822.32] i do every once in a while and um then he gets he replies to me i think this is on the hangouts or +[1822.32 --> 1828.76] something yeah it's just like it's a dual core and i was like no no no it's eighth gen sure eighth +[1828.76 --> 1835.20] gen core i7 surely they have a quad core option and no yeah we just found the stuff it's like why +[1835.20 --> 1842.84] like everything like not not this surface it's got all the thunderbolt ports and it's all sexy and +[1842.84 --> 1848.58] it's got the battery life it could have finally just been we could have finally had the laptop +[1848.58 --> 1855.30] we're both waiting for because like you're on the surface laptop and here you know what this is +[1855.30 --> 1864.04] awesome 30 second review of that go okay best keyboard best screen because it's 4x3 overall just +[1864.04 --> 1869.38] generally awesome no thunderbolt sucks okay like i'm not plugged in right now because +[1869.38 --> 1878.64] no no way no can't do it right you'd need a display port to hdmi adapter okay here i go with +[1878.64 --> 1884.96] the razor blade stealth pretty good build quality pretty good keyboard nice big trackpad could be +[1884.96 --> 1894.02] bigger okay display it's fine i guess has thunderbolt so e gpu very nice mediocre battery +[1894.02 --> 1900.24] life and i don't like the keyboard at all and he doesn't like the keyboard at all so we're both +[1900.24 --> 1907.06] kind of waiting for something to be perfect and people are probably yelling right now that the +[1907.06 --> 1915.20] dell xps 13 has all of that but i just don't like it yeah i don't know like i just kind of open it up +[1915.20 --> 1920.14] and the screen's really small and you can only get like the 4k one and then everything's really +[1920.14 --> 1926.54] crammed or you don't get touch and honestly 4k displays on a screen that size make no sense +[1926.54 --> 1934.16] because once you start scaling windows like 250 percent stuff does look kind of stupid like i and i +[1934.16 --> 1941.30] know that that's an aesthetic quibble and that's maybe not legitimate or whatever but either of us +[1941.30 --> 1947.72] could use an xps 13 and we don't so deal with it um oh people are saying the gram build quality's +[1947.72 --> 1954.42] trash yeah well it's not trash not on all of them pretty good we don't like the 15 yeah but the 13 +[1954.42 --> 1959.76] doesn't have thunderbolt and the 13 doesn't have thunderbolt see this is a problem you know what +[1959.76 --> 1965.36] though that new hp envy that new the x360 that we looked at in the writers meeting are we getting +[1965.36 --> 1972.22] one i'm not sure okay tell you what let's just buy one if we can't get one all right okay so let's let's +[1972.22 --> 1977.74] get one of those because do we agree that one looks promising it does yeah if the battery life is on point +[1977.74 --> 1983.60] and the build quality i i have yet to encounter an hp laptop keyboard that has lit a fire in my soul +[1983.60 --> 1989.38] though that's the one thing i'm really worried about because for better like for better or for worse +[1989.38 --> 1996.28] you can make an amazing laptop you can make the perfect laptop and if it doesn't have a decent +[1996.28 --> 2000.14] screen you will never sell it to either of the people sitting behind this desk right now +[2000.14 --> 2005.70] did i say screen keyboard you did say screen yeah keyboard for me is the main thing keyboard +[2005.70 --> 2012.48] is key and touch screen i can't just use like a non-touch screen anymore +[2012.48 --> 2022.68] keyboard keyboard is key i was just trying to go past that come on i guess that the macbook doesn't +[2022.68 --> 2030.86] have a touch screen but yeah actually touch screen is kind of a big deal to me too all right like one +[2030.86 --> 2036.54] thing that we do do a lot that people probably don't know is the like teleprompter like the ghetto +[2036.54 --> 2042.78] one where you know right we'll be you're kind of reflecting but yeah so we'll literally be like +[2042.78 --> 2048.20] on location somewhere where's the last place that you and i did together um i'm thinking of general +[2048.20 --> 2054.38] fusion but i know we've done one since did we do that before or after the uh the trip down to spacex +[2054.38 --> 2061.86] um i don't remember i think we had a prompter at spacex yeah we did yeah anyway ces um you know +[2061.86 --> 2065.84] what we're gonna have to get back to this because we haven't done our sponsors for the show yet oh goodness +[2065.84 --> 2076.66] uh sponsor number one is be quiet oh wow um oh god um this is complicated so uh i'm just gonna sit +[2076.66 --> 2088.62] back hold on yeah sure this is ah the silent base 801 oh i just pulled the filter off the front no no +[2088.62 --> 2094.58] wait you're gonna hit the mic okay right there okay i'm gonna put that filter back did i put it back +[2094.58 --> 2099.04] right oh good okay cool you know i really like it's really back it's backwards so don't hit the +[2099.04 --> 2104.46] mic don't hit the mic that will hurt everyone oh goodness dang it okay we're turning it the wrong +[2104.46 --> 2108.54] way yeah i know right it's backwards okay tell you what here you take the side panel off +[2108.54 --> 2119.28] okay this is okay this is really easy i swear when like linus isn't holding it +[2119.28 --> 2128.60] what are you doing okay let's try that let's try that again meanwhile be quiet's watching this they're +[2128.60 --> 2135.56] just like really you guys there oh okay got your acoustic dampening stuff in there trust me it's in +[2135.56 --> 2140.42] there i can't see that's fine anyway that's the back panel so you got your ssd mounts you got +[2140.42 --> 2145.96] really nice built-in fan control which is awesome uh these are interesting but from the other side so +[2145.96 --> 2150.98] you can kind of use them to route cables from over here or from the other side what's neat is that you +[2150.98 --> 2155.98] can install all the three and a half inch hard drives you want or leave it completely blank it's +[2155.98 --> 2161.04] totally up to you so there's three ssd mounts back there um moving around to the front is this +[2161.04 --> 2166.70] literally the case that we used for that build or is this the second one oh no different case +[2166.70 --> 2171.54] oh okay the same case but the same one yeah okay so we actually have a build coming in this where +[2171.54 --> 2177.08] we're going to do like the fastest gaming pc tempered glass side panel of course the year is 2018 you +[2177.08 --> 2184.08] got to 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kind of want to try it now it's hot have you never tried it i think that i did and it was +[2325.06 --> 2331.80] unpleasant yeah it's not like it tasted really good but it was like oh it's it burns it's burning +[2331.80 --> 2339.26] like it burns not just when you pee you know like just burns yeah it doesn't actually burn there +[2339.26 --> 2345.30] i tried it before and i was like wow that was really great and then like 20 seconds later i was just +[2345.30 --> 2352.62] like but i don't know let's just do it again all right so this is this is in my mouth +[2352.62 --> 2355.74] mm-hmm not too bad yet did you put the whole thing in yeah +[2355.74 --> 2362.42] all right well stay tuned for the sweat breaking out on his brow over the course of the next time no +[2362.42 --> 2369.58] you don't get to take your drink already all right so right now it's pleasant but like we're +[2369.58 --> 2375.74] getting there back to apple blocking linux install so their t2 security chip is blocking linux from +[2375.74 --> 2382.26] booting on mac devices and the t2 security chip the way it was sold to us anyway is supposed to be about +[2382.26 --> 2388.36] encrypting your data so that if someone steals your device so if someone steals your device they can't get +[2388.36 --> 2395.50] at it um but instead it looks like the new macbook air and mac mini that both come with the t2 chip +[2395.50 --> 2407.38] embedded are going to yes okay whatever so the the latest iMac pro the latest macbook pro so the new +[2407.38 --> 2412.34] macbook air the mac mini any of the devices that apple makes that come with the t2 chip embedded +[2412.34 --> 2417.52] they're going to have a secure enclave they're going to have apfs storage encryption touch id handling +[2417.52 --> 2424.28] a hardware microphone disconnect on lid clothes and other security features but the t2 chip also +[2424.28 --> 2432.16] restricts the boot process and it means that linux support on mac hardware is now not just bad or +[2432.16 --> 2440.24] inconvenient it is non-existent by default even windows isn't bootable until you enable support +[2440.24 --> 2446.84] for windows via the boot camp assistant on mac os wow so what this will do is install the windows +[2446.84 --> 2451.96] production ca 2011 certificate that's used to authenticate microsoft bootloaders but it doesn't +[2451.96 --> 2456.04] set up the microsoft approved uefi certificate that allows verification of code by microsoft partners +[2456.04 --> 2461.42] so even when the secure boot functionality has been disabled the t2 chip is reportedly still blocking +[2461.42 --> 2464.60] operating systems aside from mac os and windows 10 specifically +[2464.60 --> 2473.64] i really like this headline that they have here where it's just t2 more like terminator 2 is this a +[2473.64 --> 2474.12] register +[2474.12 --> 2484.36] but like i know so many programmers that use macbooks and macbook airs all the time and all of them use +[2484.36 --> 2489.80] linux on it like they never use mac os or like sometimes they do but a lot of them just use linux so i have +[2489.80 --> 2498.68] no clue why they would do this i mean there's the obvious sort of snarky argument well why are you +[2498.68 --> 2504.12] buying a macbook if you don't want to run mac os and i can come up with some pretty easy answers to +[2504.12 --> 2511.48] that maybe you don't want to run mac os all the time and also they're just doing your laptops also +[2511.48 --> 2516.68] they're just pretty nice hardware and here's another thing like people complain a lot about the repair +[2516.68 --> 2521.24] ability of apple hardware and it is a legitimate complaint we've run into that problem ourselves +[2522.44 --> 2529.48] however for better or for worse because of the ubiquity of apple hardware even though it's very +[2529.48 --> 2536.60] difficult to repair finding someone who has gone to the effort of figuring out how to repair it can +[2536.60 --> 2541.24] actually be easier in some cases do you get what i mean by this and finding spare parts is really easy +[2541.24 --> 2547.24] too like stuff like power connectors even if it's soldered you can like find a dead one really easy +[2547.24 --> 2553.72] and then just pew and like we mean really easy and of course a relative sense yeah like my friends in +[2553.72 --> 2559.08] engineering would make a good buck off of it it's still hard and it's still a hassle and apple could +[2559.08 --> 2568.60] still support third-party um like service providers a lot better or at all but at least these third-party +[2568.60 --> 2573.56] service providers keep fighting through and keep finding a way although the t2 chip looks like it +[2573.56 --> 2575.16] really might kibosh a lot of this +[2577.96 --> 2585.32] all right um u.s internet traffic routed through china for two plus years yeah we don't have a lot +[2585.32 --> 2590.92] of time left so yeah and i don't really want to talk about that too much until it's confirmed yeah and +[2590.92 --> 2595.48] i was like what was the other thing some of these are some of these topics are kind of like duh like +[2595.48 --> 2600.20] teal ghost posted this on the forum google confirms that dark mode saves battery on android +[2600.20 --> 2607.08] really like you think anyway the good news is we're finally getting dark mode um samsung is also +[2607.08 --> 2612.92] planning to add it with their new one ui which is sounds good i hope i don't know when samsung +[2612.92 --> 2618.04] announces they're doing a new android skin it's like will they make it better will they bung it up +[2619.16 --> 2623.24] will they finally fix my battery drain issue i had i had it again the other day and now it's +[2623.24 --> 2629.72] now it's fixed again so actually small ios just really annoying thing you can turn the keyboard +[2629.72 --> 2634.92] dark but then the area below the keyboard still stays light so it just looks horrible and i can't +[2634.92 --> 2640.36] deal with it oh yeah you've been using ios for a little while how's that going i don't like it at all +[2641.32 --> 2646.92] there's just like a couple small things that like i got through the like the initial like not liking it +[2646.92 --> 2650.52] because i just didn't know how to use it okay have you found some of the beautiful things though +[2651.40 --> 2656.52] like being able to reposition your cursor with uh 3d touch or force touch or whatever they call it +[2656.52 --> 2660.44] on the phone no how do you use that it's really because i've been really annoyed with like copying +[2660.44 --> 2663.08] links yeah so do you have your phone on you yes +[2667.16 --> 2673.64] this is one of those like i forget how i lived without it every time i go back to the iphone um +[2674.36 --> 2679.88] so here let's just like type itty type itty type some stuff and if you want to reposition your cursor +[2681.08 --> 2690.28] oh neat huh i had no clue how to do that yeah so apple does a really good job of some little quality +[2690.28 --> 2696.28] of life things and i'm at the point now where i think a lot of people assumed from my iphone 10s video +[2696.28 --> 2701.48] that i hated the iphone or hated the 10s i don't i don't hate it i just don't care about it it's just not +[2701.48 --> 2707.88] interesting um and quite frankly for me there are things that drive me nuts about both sides like my +[2707.88 --> 2712.28] google pixel 3 excel review is not going to be particularly positive either and i think i'm just +[2712.28 --> 2718.92] jaded and tired of phones and so that's why i'm not going to be our main writer for phone videos +[2718.92 --> 2724.04] anymore because i think i just can't handle it anymore so i'm still going to be like senior editor +[2724.04 --> 2729.80] but i'm like one of our better received phone videos over the last little while the rog phone +[2729.80 --> 2737.72] was actually 95 prepared by jake not by me so there you go take that for what it is i just want to like +[2737.72 --> 2743.16] whinge about a couple more things sure go for it is that the 10s or the yeah yeah that's the 10s right +[2743.16 --> 2751.16] so i can't put all of my icons down on the bottom so like you you only get four i want five yes in +[2751.16 --> 2756.20] order to search something i need to go all the way over to the left no no no search is good yeah +[2756.20 --> 2762.60] here i can fix that for you so you search just by swiping down anywhere no but you still you swipe +[2762.60 --> 2769.88] down then you have to click on it no it's no it auto populated look i can type see i didn't have to +[2769.88 --> 2774.92] click it okay so okay they do have some stupid stuff like that though where you'll like i think it's um +[2775.72 --> 2780.12] when you look up a contact or something i think you have to actually click the stupid text field before +[2780.12 --> 2786.12] you can start no but you get to it and now i need to click search web and then it opens on safari yeah +[2786.12 --> 2790.84] yeah yeah okay okay okay whereas like on the pixel you just go over it searches your whole phone +[2790.84 --> 2795.80] and the web you know it's funny i'm so old it's just right at the bottom like on my other phone +[2795.80 --> 2803.00] it's right here i'm so old-fashioned that whenever i want to google search i open chrome and then start +[2803.00 --> 2810.84] typing i literally have maybe twice in my life used even though on a lot of my phones it's just there +[2810.84 --> 2817.08] by default and i just forget it i just like can't even see it that google bar that's on my home screen +[2817.08 --> 2822.84] i just i just don't even use it because i'm old and stupid okay it's kind of like jake saw me well but +[2822.84 --> 2829.24] like i've had that search bar on my phone on the home screen since i had a samsung s2 +[2830.68 --> 2835.88] so like how have you not gotten used to it since then jake it's just i'm just old i'm just old and +[2835.88 --> 2840.84] stupid so jake saw me trying to pay for something with my credit card with tap the other day and i +[2840.84 --> 2848.52] took my whole card and i like put it down on the reader and he's like wow you're so old and i'm like +[2848.52 --> 2854.60] what and he's like well the antenna is right there so you only have to go against it like this +[2854.60 --> 2860.60] and i'm like okay like yeah i never gave any thought to where the to where the actual nfc or +[2860.60 --> 2866.04] excuse me rfid element was inside the card and if i had i would have known that yes i only have to put +[2866.04 --> 2873.48] like i'm not an idiot i know how rfid works but i just never thought about it because i'm old and i just +[2873.48 --> 2878.28] i always just put it against it and it always just worked so what do i care so i always put it +[2878.28 --> 2881.48] against it because i did that for a little bit where it's like the end because i kind of felt +[2881.48 --> 2888.20] cool but it sometimes just it bugs out and i find if you do the whole thing it works more of the time +[2888.20 --> 2892.52] well there you go i feel validated right now speaking of validation we should probably validate +[2892.52 --> 2898.28] some of our super chat um oh goodness people because we haven't yet and that's really terrible +[2900.44 --> 2903.32] um i can't read it's me sad face this highline is keep up the good work +[2903.32 --> 2909.72] dave says love ltt would love to see that you team up with retro rgb for a retro gaming video +[2909.72 --> 2914.76] interesting we do have some retro stuff planned so stay tuned for that dark inertia hi +[2916.44 --> 2923.48] showdown channel super fun video budget gave us five euros believe it or not channel super fun is +[2923.48 --> 2932.36] still fully funded people are excuse me i'm just eating my jerky hungry um people internally are +[2932.36 --> 2937.88] allowed to shoot channel super fun if they can find time to do it they're allowed to spend the entire +[2937.88 --> 2942.60] adsense income from channel super fun on channel super fun which means that over the last six months +[2942.60 --> 2947.72] where we've done basically nothing there's literally thousands of dollars in a bucket that people could +[2947.72 --> 2954.20] just spend doing cool stuff if they wanted to okay but i'm just not pushing it that's all do you know +[2954.20 --> 2960.12] what i really want to do acetylene powered potato cannon i know you want to do that but that i think +[2960.12 --> 2964.92] is not a particularly amazing idea so they also have no do you realize how dangerous acetylene is +[2964.92 --> 2971.00] and how great it is in a potato cannon i built one of these before and we had to like wrap it in duct tape +[2971.00 --> 2976.68] because it kind of exploded and then it like really exploded it was really great +[2980.12 --> 2990.36] zach carter says it's my birthday happy birthday love your quality content in quotes thank you zach +[2991.32 --> 2998.20] sirplexer says instead of buying a better cpu i would buy an os made for gaming cutting out the crap +[2998.20 --> 3002.52] unfortunately that doesn't really exist believe it or not cutting the crap out of your os doesn't +[3002.52 --> 3008.36] really do much for gaming um in fact we still need to do that follow-up on windows game mode +[3009.32 --> 3016.28] oh yeah we should do that um laggy says hi linus love your videos will there be an rg rig reboot 2019 +[3016.28 --> 3023.08] oh wow i don't know we haven't even finished 2018 yet yes thank you colton that's the plan um +[3023.08 --> 3032.36] um evil says where's lucky someone moved him over to 101 uh so i plan to move him back but i had put +[3032.36 --> 3037.96] him in the in the set there and then yeah i think i think it was brandon i think brandon got rid of him +[3040.68 --> 3045.08] it's not a waste of 20 minutes of your time if you don't spend 20 minutes moving him brandon +[3045.08 --> 3051.88] if you just leave him in his home i think it would have been really great in my way i need the space +[3053.00 --> 3056.84] no but just think about how great it would have been for this razor video to just have him in the +[3056.84 --> 3063.48] background right just chilling there you know christian says i've watched your content for five +[3063.48 --> 3066.36] plus years never fails to entertain me awesome +[3068.84 --> 3074.04] neil says want to show my support thanks neil oh wow there's so many of these leggy tech is back again +[3074.60 --> 3078.28] oh man laggy tech i'm sorry it was just because i wasn't looking at them yet it wasn't that i like +[3078.28 --> 3083.08] wasn't going to read your comment i mean sometimes that is it but sending more probably won't help +[3083.96 --> 3092.44] um see kurosu would i notice any latency going from a tn to ips for gaming so we actually have a video +[3092.44 --> 3098.20] coming soon that's not really about that um actually yeah it's really not about that at all +[3098.20 --> 3106.68] i don't know i personally can notice the difference but it's like that's if i have them side by side like +[3106.68 --> 3114.76] a 144 tn beside a 144 ips you'll notice yeah but a lot of the time i'll just be like oh that ips is +[3114.76 --> 3120.04] just way better i find the ips advantages more noticeable than the tn advantages but i can certainly +[3120.04 --> 3126.44] see like if you're like we've got a 240 hertz tn from asus in the office here and like in cs go +[3128.28 --> 3135.96] like whipping around you can still see detail in like it's amazing on on a wall in dust 2 +[3136.60 --> 3142.44] and it's it's incredible but i would i would take ips over that every time by the way this guy also says +[3142.44 --> 3148.76] bt dubs alex you're a wonderful addition to the oh why thank you kudos to you linus is okay too i guess +[3150.36 --> 3157.64] uh kaija keep up the good work thank you um minna desu says don't forget they're not going to make +[3157.64 --> 3161.96] a 1080 ti anymore i actually didn't know that that kind of makes sense it's just kind of unfortunate +[3161.96 --> 3166.92] what do you want to come but also whatever we're reading super chats oh perfect here you go what is +[3166.92 --> 3172.20] this oh folding yes folding's great oh yeah okay people should fold it's folding month so in +[3172.20 --> 3178.44] support of fighting diseases and things we're gonna give away three gpus this month a 1080 and +[3178.44 --> 3186.44] 21070s and to win the 210 all you have to do is fold on our team lmg.gg slash folding for more +[3186.44 --> 3194.28] information do it are you providing these gpus yeah just pulling them out of my butt yeah okay goodbye +[3194.28 --> 3200.28] i hope you at least like put them in a plastic baggie first no plastic bag no plastic bag that must have hurt +[3200.28 --> 3205.48] yeah those are like the evga ones too and they're like kind of they're pretty juddy +[3207.16 --> 3213.72] um and koi says the jerky can get spicy here's a beer on me joke's on joke's on you i keep the five +[3213.72 --> 3219.40] dollars he has to pay for his own beer and also it really wasn't that bad i remember it being a lot +[3219.40 --> 3226.52] worse really okay yeah i think i sweat a bit but like hello world from hong kong says ken +[3228.04 --> 3233.56] and i think we're pretty much good nice all right so thanks guys for tuning into the when show we +[3233.56 --> 3237.48] will see you again next week same bad time same bad channel maybe different bat hosts +[3238.68 --> 3243.00] we'll see i don't know how do you think alex did let me know in the comments below or in the chat one of +[3243.00 --> 3247.64] one of these if you think he was terrible you can also let me know if you thought he was good +[3248.68 --> 3253.32] or just linus's puns were really bad the whole time no thumbs down for that pump no puns were +[3253.96 --> 3260.92] oh so we uh we talked to youtube's um i forget i forget who they were but thumbs down is apparently +[3260.92 --> 3266.44] worse for your uh algorithmic relevance than we thought oh so we might stop encouraging people to +[3266.44 --> 3280.44] thumbs down the video so okay so we'll see how that goes comment yeah that linus was horrible diff --git a/APPLE CAN'T SELL iPHONES IN CHINA - The WAN Show Dec 14 2018_transcript.txt b/APPLE CAN'T SELL iPHONES IN CHINA - The WAN Show Dec 14 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..555e4b930aeeb9f8fa7599f6219bf664c0d7bf5c --- /dev/null +++ b/APPLE CAN'T SELL iPHONES IN CHINA - The WAN Show Dec 14 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1208 @@ +[0.00 --> 4.24] Is it gonna work? +[4.24 --> 6.00] I don't know. Is it working? +[6.00 --> 6.80] I don't know. +[6.80 --> 9.60] How am I supposed to know? +[9.60 --> 13.40] This is literally, quite literally your department. +[13.40 --> 17.20] Hey, that's kind of true, but it wasn't supposed to be. +[17.20 --> 18.20] Supposed to be Jake's department. +[18.20 --> 19.10] We're live on Twitch. +[19.10 --> 20.00] We're live on Twitch. +[20.00 --> 20.90] Are we live on YouTube? +[20.90 --> 22.40] Oh wow, oh my god. +[22.40 --> 23.50] We're live on YouTube. +[23.50 --> 24.70] Are we live on Floatplane? +[24.70 --> 25.70] Oh. +[25.70 --> 26.20] Oh. +[26.20 --> 29.00] Hold on. +[29.00 --> 30.00] Hold on. +[30.00 --> 31.00] Hold on. +[31.00 --> 32.00] What's that? +[32.00 --> 33.00] Hey! +[33.00 --> 34.00] Woo! +[34.00 --> 35.00] Okay. +[35.00 --> 38.00] It's not playing, but that's, you know what? +[38.00 --> 39.00] Yeah. +[39.00 --> 40.00] Oh, that's reassuring. +[40.00 --> 41.00] Wow! +[41.00 --> 43.00] We are live on three platforms at once. +[43.00 --> 46.00] How many terms of service are we breaking right now? +[46.00 --> 47.00] One. +[47.00 --> 48.00] What are Floatplanders playing? +[48.00 --> 50.00] Well, you know what? +[50.00 --> 54.00] I know we're already half an hour late, but darn it. +[54.00 --> 56.00] We're gonna cut this and we're gonna do better. +[56.00 --> 57.00] We're gonna cut it? +[57.00 --> 58.00] Yeah. +[58.00 --> 59.00] Yeah, we're gonna come back. +[59.00 --> 61.00] We're gonna break more terms of service. +[61.00 --> 62.00] Oh. +[62.00 --> 63.00] Let's get a Mixer account. +[63.00 --> 67.00] Actually, that wouldn't. +[67.00 --> 69.00] Mixer lets you stream on other platforms. +[69.00 --> 70.00] Do they let you stream on other platforms? +[70.00 --> 71.00] Alright. +[71.00 --> 72.00] It'd still be only one. +[72.00 --> 75.00] Guys, welcome to the WAN show for the first time! +[75.00 --> 81.00] Simulcasting to Floatplane, YouTube, and Twitch TV. +[81.00 --> 83.00] We have never done this before. +[83.00 --> 84.00] Pretty unreal. +[84.00 --> 88.00] Floatplane just got live streaming support. +[88.00 --> 89.00] Sort of. +[89.00 --> 94.00] So it's actually had live streaming capabilities for a long time. +[94.00 --> 97.00] But now, it has a chat. +[97.00 --> 98.00] Hey! +[98.00 --> 99.00] Look at that. +[99.00 --> 102.00] Look at how-ception is this, okay? +[102.00 --> 104.00] So they got me in the corner. +[104.00 --> 105.00] Like, people watching on YouTube. +[105.00 --> 108.00] They've got YouTuber Linus in the corner over here. +[108.00 --> 112.00] And then there's like, whatever, there's the corner of me in the corner of the floatplane. +[112.00 --> 114.00] They're like, they're like watching through. +[114.00 --> 115.00] You can see the delay. +[115.00 --> 116.00] Look at that, baby! +[116.00 --> 117.00] Heck yeah. +[117.00 --> 121.00] Anyway, so it's got, I think, what, about like seven second delay? +[121.00 --> 127.00] It's, for most people, I expect it will be around ten seconds plus or minus two, but there will be outliers. +[127.00 --> 128.00] I don't know. +[128.00 --> 129.00] It doesn't matter. +[129.00 --> 130.00] It doesn't matter. +[130.00 --> 131.00] Anyway, anyway. +[131.00 --> 135.00] So, do you want to tell us how much fun this was to get going? +[135.00 --> 138.00] It actually wasn't even that bad, really. +[138.00 --> 139.00] Oh, man. +[139.00 --> 141.00] We've had the live streaming part working for a while. +[141.00 --> 143.00] If it wasn't that bad, why did it take so long? +[143.00 --> 144.00] It takes so long. +[144.00 --> 146.00] I mean, the chat and the... +[146.00 --> 148.00] That was not floatplane's problem. +[148.00 --> 149.00] That was not floatplane's problem. +[149.00 --> 151.00] You're just going to pin it right on Jake, aren't you? +[151.00 --> 153.00] No, it's so... +[153.00 --> 158.00] RTMP servers, as far as we can tell, don't like... +[158.00 --> 159.00] What is it? +[159.00 --> 160.00] Hold on. +[160.00 --> 161.00] Wait. +[161.00 --> 162.00] Stop. +[162.00 --> 163.00] Hold that thought. +[163.00 --> 164.00] Look at this. +[164.00 --> 165.00] The video quality is great. +[165.00 --> 166.00] Heck yeah. +[166.00 --> 170.00] I was just going to share that with the YouTube people who are enjoying YouTube live streaming quality. +[170.00 --> 171.00] I... +[171.00 --> 172.00] Enjoy that, YouTube people. +[172.00 --> 174.00] Just JK, we love you, YouTube people. +[174.00 --> 176.00] MAPE's over on YouTube right now. +[176.00 --> 178.00] Wait, MAPE, what are you doing watching on YouTube, bro? +[178.00 --> 179.00] Wow. +[179.00 --> 180.00] Wow. +[180.00 --> 181.00] Wow. +[181.00 --> 182.00] Wow. +[182.00 --> 183.00] Way to not support Luke. +[183.00 --> 184.00] Yeah. +[184.00 --> 185.00] So, the guy that fixed it, AJ, thank you. +[185.00 --> 190.00] He was actively playing beer pong because it's like definitely after work. +[190.00 --> 192.00] Wait, it's like 830. +[192.00 --> 193.00] Yeah. +[193.00 --> 199.00] So, I sent him just UHH in all capital letters and he was like, okay, I'll try this. +[199.00 --> 201.00] It's a good thing I'm great at this game. +[201.00 --> 203.00] Otherwise, I'd be super wasted right now. +[203.00 --> 204.00] Yeah. +[204.00 --> 205.00] Yeah. +[205.00 --> 206.00] Should be good job. +[206.00 --> 207.00] Good job, buddy. +[208.00 --> 209.00] Thanks, man. +[209.00 --> 210.00] You got it working. +[210.00 --> 211.00] Heck yeah. +[211.00 --> 212.00] Oh, terrible. +[212.00 --> 213.00] Alright, alright. +[213.00 --> 215.00] So, we got a great show for you guys today. +[215.00 --> 218.00] I think, I don't know, I haven't actually looked at the notes. +[218.00 --> 219.00] Windows 10. +[219.00 --> 223.00] If you check for updates, it's been downloading preview patches. +[223.00 --> 224.00] Oops. +[224.00 --> 225.00] Heck yeah. +[225.00 --> 226.00] What else we got here? +[226.00 --> 228.00] Leaks and the launch of the Galaxy S10. +[228.00 --> 230.00] Not to be confused with the Galaxy S9. +[230.00 --> 232.00] My friends, this will be totally different. +[232.00 --> 235.00] And two incredible things happen in China. +[235.00 --> 239.00] iPhone sales were completely halted and they banned Fortnite and PUBG. +[239.00 --> 240.00] What? +[240.00 --> 243.00] That's just awesome. +[243.00 --> 247.00] China, you know, why you gotta be no fun? +[247.00 --> 250.00] How are we supposed to play PUBG on our iPhones now? +[250.00 --> 251.00] Let's roll the intro. +[251.00 --> 253.00] Let's roll the intro. +[258.00 --> 260.00] Oh, no. +[260.00 --> 262.00] Wow, I got so many times. +[262.00 --> 263.00] Oh. +[263.00 --> 265.00] Why did your history have a capital if mine doesn't have a place? +[265.00 --> 266.00] It wasn't it? +[266.00 --> 267.00] You just give me a zero. +[267.00 --> 268.00] You said it. +[268.00 --> 269.00] That's what you were talking about. +[269.00 --> 270.00] I never enter my iPhone. +[270.00 --> 272.00] I never enter my iPhone and this one. +[272.00 --> 273.00] I never enter my iPhone. +[273.00 --> 274.00] I never enter my iPhone. +[274.00 --> 275.00] I never enter my iPhone. +[275.00 --> 276.00] I don't know. +[276.00 --> 277.00] I don't know. +[277.00 --> 278.00] I don't know. +[278.00 --> 279.00] I don't know. +[279.00 --> 282.86] I never enter my name anywhere without a capital. +[284.18 --> 286.94] Okay, maybe I made that account. +[287.48 --> 289.36] Then who's manning the float plane LTT account? +[289.36 --> 290.44] Oh, that must be Nick. +[290.78 --> 291.34] Probably. +[291.56 --> 292.54] Yeah, that's gotta be Nick. +[292.60 --> 293.78] That's not a mystery, Nick. +[295.00 --> 301.08] Alright, so why don't we jump right into our first topic today. +[302.06 --> 303.56] Windows 10. +[303.56 --> 306.84] You know, this has always driven me nuts. +[307.12 --> 308.94] Have you ever been driven nuts? +[309.10 --> 312.02] By clicking check for updates in Windows. +[312.20 --> 315.88] And it being like, your computer's up to date. +[316.40 --> 323.00] And then quite literally, three minutes later, you'll get like a thing. +[323.26 --> 323.86] Downloading updates. +[324.40 --> 327.10] And it's like a service pack. +[327.62 --> 329.02] And you're kind of sitting there going. +[329.04 --> 330.28] How did you not see that? +[330.28 --> 333.34] What exactly is the purpose? +[333.50 --> 335.06] I wish I could swear right now. +[335.14 --> 336.32] We don't really swear on this show. +[336.32 --> 343.10] But what is the purpose of this button if it doesn't check for updates? +[344.10 --> 345.84] Well, now they made it work too good. +[346.16 --> 351.72] So according to Microsoft, Windows 10 has B, C, and D updates. +[351.72 --> 353.70] And each is released once per month. +[353.84 --> 361.36] These quality updates are smaller than feature updates like the October 2018 update that came with all kinds of great features. +[361.44 --> 362.20] Oh, it was wonderful. +[362.20 --> 365.92] Which are meant to be released once every six months, usually in the spring and fall. +[366.16 --> 368.16] We're kind of into winter now, though. +[368.28 --> 369.08] Anyway, it doesn't matter. +[369.20 --> 373.92] So B is the biggest and comes out on Patch Tuesday, the second Tuesday of the month. +[373.92 --> 384.48] These are the most important updates featuring new security fixes, and they contain previously released security fixes from prior B updates and previously released bug fixes from prior C and D updates. +[385.12 --> 388.46] Windows Update doesn't automatically install C and D updates on most PCs. +[388.60 --> 391.82] However, it does when you check for updates. +[393.02 --> 393.44] Maybe. +[394.04 --> 398.06] According to a recent Microsoft blog post, this makes you a seeker. +[398.06 --> 400.32] I'm a Quidditch player, sucker. +[400.32 --> 402.58] Just because you're like, hey, I should have my computer. +[404.04 --> 406.22] You weren't going to try to ignore it. +[406.60 --> 407.26] You failed. +[407.70 --> 408.50] That was pretty good. +[408.86 --> 409.76] You failed. +[409.88 --> 419.10] Okay, in the most recent, which I think is still only on Flowplane, the most recent PC Manufacturer's Investigation video, that joke line, and then they put in the credits for the joke. +[419.54 --> 420.52] What was the joke line? +[420.58 --> 421.72] I don't even remember this. +[421.80 --> 424.56] I don't remember what you said, but you said something super punny. +[424.72 --> 425.14] Oh, okay. +[425.26 --> 426.36] Super aggressively punny. +[426.36 --> 429.88] And they paused the whole video and ran credits as if it was over. +[430.28 --> 433.08] And it was like, joke writer, Linus. +[433.96 --> 435.34] Joke delivery, Linus. +[435.42 --> 435.96] All this kind of stuff. +[436.04 --> 438.32] And then joke support, Ivan, or something. +[438.44 --> 439.16] It was wonderful. +[439.28 --> 439.84] I really enjoyed that. +[439.88 --> 443.56] I can say beyond a shadow of a doubt, that must have been edited by Pella. +[445.54 --> 449.82] That is A plus, 1,000% his sense of humor. +[450.42 --> 451.36] Also, I love it. +[451.44 --> 452.50] I enjoyed it a lot. +[452.80 --> 454.60] Anyways, back on topic. +[455.10 --> 455.80] The seeker thing. +[455.80 --> 467.18] So literally just wanting your computer to be up to date and secured and more stable, which is generally what you would hope that means, you get labeled as a seeker, which is basically a beta testing program. +[467.40 --> 467.78] Like, what? +[467.94 --> 468.28] No. +[469.72 --> 470.02] No. +[470.02 --> 470.94] So wait. +[470.94 --> 470.96] So wait. +[470.96 --> 476.76] A beta testing program for B updates taking place on stable PCs. +[476.98 --> 484.32] They have repeatedly said only advanced users should click the check for updates button? +[484.32 --> 491.38] Except what everyone has trained everyone to do forever is like when you're doing maintenance, you just click the check for updates button. +[491.38 --> 491.56] You check for updates. +[491.76 --> 492.20] So what? +[492.24 --> 500.34] If I click this on like one of the servers because I'm performing server maintenance on the weekend and I want updates because it's time to reboot them? +[500.48 --> 500.74] Nope. +[501.20 --> 501.56] No. +[501.78 --> 503.34] Now I'm an advanced user. +[503.56 --> 503.88] Yes. +[504.52 --> 505.24] Well, you are. +[505.24 --> 508.54] But like, you shouldn't be automatically updated. +[508.54 --> 509.56] Oh, this is fun. +[509.56 --> 517.70] So this could explain why Microsoft generated so much hate within the tech community specifically. +[518.06 --> 523.98] Like, it seemed like there was a disproportional response to the whole deleting files thing. +[523.98 --> 533.48] Because normally that kind of thing can happen, but it'll be among users who will like complain to their sister over dinner that like, I'm a stupid laptop. +[533.60 --> 534.24] My files are gone. +[534.30 --> 538.02] But it was like enthusiasts shrieking about it. +[538.26 --> 546.48] So apparently the people who had their files deleted by the faulty October update were users who clicked the check for updates button. +[546.80 --> 547.40] That's insane. +[548.30 --> 549.18] It's actually insane. +[549.36 --> 549.68] Wow. +[549.68 --> 557.82] So that could have easily happened to me because I was like, oh, yeah, you know, I haven't really installed any updates, blah, blah, blah lately. +[557.82 --> 561.46] But I do click that button when I'm ready to install an update. +[561.82 --> 562.68] You know what's interesting? +[563.14 --> 563.50] Fascinating. +[563.86 --> 567.44] I noticed, I haven't talked about this on WAN Show, I guess. +[567.58 --> 567.84] Have I? +[567.88 --> 568.44] I don't think so. +[568.62 --> 569.92] But I'm running Mint right now. +[569.96 --> 570.22] Yes. +[570.40 --> 571.26] You have talked about it. +[571.30 --> 572.10] Not on WAN Show. +[572.30 --> 572.76] Okay, yeah. +[572.76 --> 573.48] So I did know this. +[573.54 --> 574.80] So I'm running Mint right now. +[575.00 --> 575.70] I was running. +[575.92 --> 576.96] That's Linux, by the way. +[577.18 --> 577.38] Yeah. +[577.38 --> 578.28] For the uninitiated. +[578.44 --> 578.60] Yeah. +[578.60 --> 580.56] I was running 8.1 embedded systems. +[580.74 --> 581.04] I loved it. +[581.04 --> 581.50] I heard it's Mint. +[584.44 --> 585.44] I loved it. +[586.24 --> 589.30] But embedded systems, it's not automatically downloading updates. +[589.52 --> 591.40] I had it flagged and not automatically download updates. +[591.80 --> 596.84] What made it so I had to switch to Mint was I ran Windows updates and then my computer restarted. +[597.52 --> 599.06] Black screen, nothing worked. +[599.14 --> 601.04] I could see my mouse but couldn't do anything. +[601.20 --> 601.92] Anything at all. +[601.98 --> 603.08] Tried to recover the OS. +[603.56 --> 603.98] Nothing. +[604.14 --> 604.74] Not going to work. +[604.84 --> 606.18] Set it error at every single time. +[606.86 --> 607.90] Bad news bears. +[608.60 --> 610.28] I switched to Mint to recover. +[610.42 --> 612.98] Well, I did Mint live CD to recover my stuff. +[613.18 --> 613.92] That worked. +[613.96 --> 614.62] I got all my files. +[614.70 --> 615.22] Sounds good. +[615.52 --> 616.38] Installed Windows again. +[616.74 --> 617.58] Did updates again. +[617.90 --> 618.62] Black screen again. +[619.34 --> 619.68] Okay. +[620.18 --> 621.80] Did Mint more permanently this time. +[622.24 --> 623.48] Maybe it's because I checked updates. +[623.66 --> 630.00] This is talking Windows 10 specifically, but I did notice when I checked the optional updates thing. +[630.00 --> 630.40] Yeah. +[630.48 --> 630.90] I looked at it. +[631.00 --> 631.94] There was preview. +[634.74 --> 635.12] Oh. +[636.08 --> 636.44] Interesting. +[636.54 --> 638.60] I didn't put that together until literally right now. +[638.82 --> 641.70] The crazy thing about this is they have the insider program. +[642.10 --> 642.36] Yeah. +[642.44 --> 649.76] Like they actually have a well-communicated formal program for this. +[649.76 --> 654.90] Floatplane stream quality seems to be all over the place in case you were just curious. +[655.50 --> 658.58] So some users are getting literally like 23. +[658.72 --> 665.96] Someone wrote they're getting 23 megabits a second down, which is pretty dumb for a live stream. +[666.04 --> 667.14] If your connection can take it. +[667.14 --> 667.46] Oof. +[667.46 --> 667.86] Yeah. +[668.06 --> 668.76] Then enjoy. +[668.96 --> 673.28] But others are saying they have good connections and it's like looking pretty pinner. +[673.56 --> 677.12] And mine, in fact, is looking a little soft right now. +[677.76 --> 679.90] So it was looking really sharp before. +[680.04 --> 681.16] I think AJ's in the chat. +[681.32 --> 682.02] He's hanging out. +[682.04 --> 682.80] He's looking at stuff. +[682.90 --> 683.10] Yeah. +[683.10 --> 684.20] Some people really good. +[684.26 --> 685.14] Look, look, look. +[685.18 --> 685.48] Okay. +[686.78 --> 688.86] You click the check for updates button. +[689.78 --> 694.16] When you join Floatplane, that's basically a big check for updates button. +[694.72 --> 695.48] It's beta. +[695.60 --> 696.06] It's beta. +[696.24 --> 696.68] It's alpha. +[696.88 --> 697.42] It's alpha. +[697.74 --> 698.50] It's very alpha. +[698.62 --> 702.34] It's very weird that people are getting like monstrous megabit down. +[703.24 --> 707.96] But it's a mixture of things that right now there's no manual quality settings. +[708.02 --> 710.40] So there's a mixture of things that determine what quality you're getting. +[711.06 --> 712.30] Mine just sharpened up a little bit. +[712.30 --> 714.46] Including viewport size and a few other things as well. +[714.62 --> 715.14] Oh, really? +[715.32 --> 715.70] Okay. +[716.08 --> 716.52] Interesting. +[717.74 --> 722.44] Someone just said they peaked at 32 megabits a second. +[723.74 --> 726.20] That is ridiculous. +[726.20 --> 729.82] I have no idea what's doing that, but AJ is here. +[730.42 --> 730.58] Yeah. +[730.66 --> 731.98] AJ is the hero. +[731.98 --> 733.06] Full hero mode. +[733.56 --> 734.04] Anyway. +[734.92 --> 737.42] We haven't experienced that before on any of the tests either. +[737.64 --> 738.14] What are you getting? +[738.14 --> 738.62] Yeah. +[738.62 --> 739.92] I'm way under. +[740.24 --> 742.26] I'm way, way less than that. +[742.74 --> 747.20] I'm receiving anywhere as low as 2, 6, 4. +[747.42 --> 747.58] Yeah. +[747.82 --> 748.76] It's a little better now. +[749.24 --> 749.56] Anyway. +[749.56 --> 752.90] Why don't we move on to our next news topic for the day. +[754.06 --> 755.34] Leaks and launch. +[755.44 --> 757.14] The Galaxy S10 is coming. +[757.64 --> 765.72] And I am having a real hard time getting interested in another phone right now. +[766.86 --> 767.22] Yeah. +[767.22 --> 768.08] Because they're all really boring. +[768.56 --> 769.50] Well, not just. +[769.50 --> 770.46] And we just had a whole slew of them. +[770.46 --> 771.46] Not just boring. +[772.98 --> 782.44] Samsung was sort of my last hope for someone to not jump on this weird cutouts and holes +[782.44 --> 784.30] in the display bandwagon. +[784.30 --> 790.86] Like, I don't know about you, but when I first got a webcam, so this was quite a long time +[790.86 --> 791.04] ago. +[791.10 --> 796.34] When I first got a webcam, the mounting system for the particular one that I bought was not +[796.34 --> 796.90] very good. +[797.60 --> 803.50] And what happened was it kind of hung down a little bit in front of my screen, giving +[803.50 --> 805.16] me, well, effectively, a notch. +[806.32 --> 808.08] I thought it was stupid then. +[808.58 --> 810.22] I think it's stupid now. +[810.22 --> 816.14] Now, I have seen some relatively tasteful applications of the notch. +[816.20 --> 817.70] Have you seen the OnePlus 6T? +[818.14 --> 818.30] Yeah. +[818.70 --> 819.86] The, like, little swoop? +[820.50 --> 822.12] I think it's a lot better. +[822.36 --> 822.60] Yeah. +[824.02 --> 831.30] But I am not a fan of the Infinity O display that is rumored to be coming in the S10. +[831.38 --> 836.12] I can't remember who said this, but someone wants to get, you know how we nicknamed the +[836.12 --> 837.16] thingy a notch? +[837.16 --> 841.30] I don't remember who said this, but they said this should be called the pimple. +[842.46 --> 844.26] And I think that's kind of hilarious. +[846.74 --> 847.28] Oh, yeah. +[847.28 --> 848.30] That doesn't look good at all. +[848.42 --> 850.00] Especially the S10+. +[850.00 --> 851.18] Like, what the heck? +[853.64 --> 854.00] So. +[854.34 --> 854.82] Like, I get it. +[854.86 --> 855.78] There's two things there. +[855.90 --> 859.88] But, like, even if they made it, like, yeah, I don't know. +[860.40 --> 862.84] It's just weird and useless, and I don't like it. +[862.84 --> 868.58] Like, they could have just made the chin bar smaller again, and just, just, I don't know. +[868.78 --> 869.26] I just. +[870.56 --> 876.46] Now, yours might not be a very popular opinion, but you actually spent some time with a Pixel +[876.46 --> 883.22] 3 XL, and you had your own experience with a pretty ridiculous notch. +[883.36 --> 884.12] I didn't really mind it. +[884.12 --> 886.74] Please do elaborate. +[887.36 --> 888.88] That's honestly pretty much it. +[889.00 --> 889.66] I didn't really care. +[891.04 --> 892.08] It pretty much never. +[892.16 --> 892.52] How? +[894.02 --> 894.94] Why do you care? +[895.82 --> 897.96] Because it doesn't have to be that way. +[898.74 --> 901.06] What's wrong with the Note 9? +[901.42 --> 903.70] Samsung already nailed it. +[903.90 --> 905.02] They already nailed it. +[905.26 --> 905.86] It's fine. +[905.98 --> 906.76] It's fine exactly the way it is. +[906.76 --> 907.82] I don't think it's a good thing. +[908.08 --> 909.48] I'm not saying it's a positive thing. +[910.02 --> 912.44] I don't wish it was on all my devices. +[913.00 --> 914.24] It just doesn't really bother me. +[914.42 --> 919.46] If they have to go that low, and honestly, Pixel devices, while I have enjoyed them very +[919.46 --> 924.08] much because I really like stock Android, have never really been, other than their camera, +[924.40 --> 928.28] have never really been, like, the bleeding edge of what can happen with a phone. +[928.68 --> 929.38] Fair enough. +[929.42 --> 929.86] You know what I mean? +[930.20 --> 931.42] Software-wise, sure. +[932.02 --> 933.20] Hardware-wise, meh. +[933.20 --> 936.56] No, the bleeding edge is this. +[937.10 --> 941.96] My phone including a selfie remote. +[943.32 --> 943.76] That. +[944.52 --> 945.84] That is the bleeding edge. +[946.16 --> 948.70] That is literally the only thing I use this pen for. +[949.66 --> 950.80] That's pretty funny, actually. +[951.80 --> 954.90] Also, that one tweet that I sent where I put a bunch of question marks on it. +[956.66 --> 957.30] All right. +[957.34 --> 960.60] Well, why don't we walk through what's shaking with these phones here? +[960.70 --> 961.82] I mean, there's some cool stuff. +[961.82 --> 966.34] So there's going to be three versions, the S10, the S10 Lite, and the S10 Plus. +[966.52 --> 969.08] So the 10 and the 10 Plus are rumored to be curved. +[970.62 --> 972.42] They are, wait, is this even, like, rumored? +[972.96 --> 973.62] Is this considered? +[973.68 --> 973.92] Oh, yeah. +[973.98 --> 975.38] These are maybe leaks? +[975.44 --> 975.68] I don't know. +[975.70 --> 975.88] Whatever. +[975.94 --> 976.34] It doesn't matter. +[976.92 --> 977.28] Sure. +[977.42 --> 978.14] Let's call them rumors. +[978.14 --> 982.34] So the S10 is going to have 128 or 512 gigs of storage. +[982.34 --> 988.90] That is a lot of phone storage, making, in my opinion, micro SD expansion slot basically irrelevant. +[988.90 --> 1001.80] So if we can move past needing to put SIM cards in our phones like a bunch of chimps from, you know, 1998 at some point, then we can do away with a tray that slides out of our phones, increasing their water resistance. +[1001.80 --> 1006.36] It's going to be $7.99 or $9.99. +[1006.58 --> 1008.46] This is in pounds, so I don't know how that translates. +[1008.46 --> 1020.98] Usually the Europeans just kind of get fleeced on that conversion, so it'll probably be equivalent in U.S. dollars, even though the pound, last time I checked, I haven't paid attention to the whole, like, Brexit thing going on and what that's done to the currency. +[1021.14 --> 1023.22] But last I checked, it was worth more than the USD. +[1023.66 --> 1037.64] The S10 Plus is going to be 0.3 inches bigger and will have a 1 terabyte version along with 128 replacing the, oh, along with the 128 and 512 and go for as much as 1399 pounds. +[1037.64 --> 1043.66] And then the S10 Lite will have a non-curved display, 128 gigs, and it'll be cheaper at $669. +[1043.72 --> 1051.22] So still pretty pricey, but by the time you buy it on a two or three or a contract or whatever your carriers offer, you can have it pretty darn subsidized. +[1051.28 --> 1053.00] You could probably get it for, like, a couple hundred bucks. +[1053.60 --> 1061.18] They are supposed to include headphone jacks, an in-screen ultrasonic fingerprint scanner, no iris scanner anymore. +[1061.28 --> 1062.08] They're doing away with that. +[1062.08 --> 1068.58] The iris scanner, it was cool, but it's, like, it's obviously a stepping stone. +[1068.70 --> 1079.56] Like, that wasn't going to be the way forward unless they could figure out how to make a super fisheye lens on the front of the phone, high resolution enough to read your iris from anywhere. +[1079.78 --> 1082.92] And that's, I don't know, maybe someday, but it's not realistic right now. +[1083.20 --> 1083.28] Yeah. +[1083.42 --> 1088.06] The ability to wirelessly charge other devices is something they're calling PowerShare. +[1088.14 --> 1089.30] Okay, have you seen this? +[1089.30 --> 1090.22] Have you seen this? +[1090.64 --> 1091.64] How they want to do this? +[1091.94 --> 1092.34] No. +[1092.54 --> 1093.56] It's like, put up your phone. +[1095.50 --> 1097.06] We're sharing Power now, friend. +[1098.44 --> 1099.40] I'm not even kidding. +[1099.54 --> 1100.48] What is the point of that? +[1101.04 --> 1105.64] This is literally the thing in my life that most often needs to be topped up. +[1105.76 --> 1106.72] Why exactly do it? +[1106.98 --> 1110.68] You have to, like, NFC PhotoShare Power now. +[1111.54 --> 1113.68] It's the greatest feature I've ever heard of. +[1114.66 --> 1116.30] And apparently there's three cameras on the back. +[1116.30 --> 1125.26] Okay, to be fair, if it didn't add to the cost, which, like, it's going to add to the cost, but if it didn't add to the cost, the ability to, like, kind of jumpstart someone? +[1125.44 --> 1125.78] Sure. +[1125.94 --> 1126.58] Kind of cool? +[1126.92 --> 1127.30] Sure. +[1127.36 --> 1127.84] I guess. +[1128.14 --> 1128.32] Sure. +[1128.32 --> 1130.02] I would probably have a battery bank on me. +[1130.38 --> 1130.72] Sure. +[1131.30 --> 1131.60] But. +[1132.00 --> 1132.38] Sure. +[1132.94 --> 1133.34] Yeah. +[1133.34 --> 1137.04] But it's going to add to the cost. +[1137.16 --> 1137.88] So, like, whatever. +[1138.20 --> 1138.52] I don't know. +[1139.06 --> 1140.14] You know what's really interesting? +[1140.36 --> 1148.98] My, I have not run out of phone battery ever since I got a car with Android Auto because there's such a good reason to plug in my phone when I'm driving. +[1149.52 --> 1152.76] And with, not even fast charge, I don't even use fast charge. +[1152.82 --> 1155.00] I think it's, like, a 2-amp charger or something like that. +[1155.04 --> 1155.78] Like, nothing special. +[1155.78 --> 1166.80] But even with that, with how quickly phones charge these days, it's, like, kind of amazing, actually, because if I'm at, you know, 20% or whatever and I just drive somewhere for 10 minutes, it'll be at 35, 40. +[1167.40 --> 1171.04] And, boom, I'm good for, like, a significant amount of the rest of the day. +[1171.04 --> 1171.98] Yeah, you just get little pop-ups. +[1172.44 --> 1176.06] And it's nice because that can actually extend the overall life of your phone as well. +[1176.20 --> 1177.54] I'm saying that to the stream. +[1178.06 --> 1180.36] So, random little flow plane update while you do that. +[1180.56 --> 1182.90] We're at over 350 people live right now. +[1183.62 --> 1183.84] Really? +[1183.84 --> 1186.76] The average viewer is getting 4.4 megabit per second. +[1186.86 --> 1191.54] The reason why people are seeing, like, 16 and stuff is because they're getting bursts. +[1192.70 --> 1193.30] Got it. +[1193.42 --> 1193.78] Gotcha. +[1194.26 --> 1194.38] Yeah. +[1194.80 --> 1197.82] And, actually, 4.4 isn't that low for a stream for the average viewer. +[1198.04 --> 1198.72] Got it. +[1199.82 --> 1200.82] All right. +[1201.48 --> 1201.76] So. +[1202.14 --> 1203.10] Because most people don't watch its source. +[1203.32 --> 1206.24] We do need to have manual selections, though, so that people can choose to be higher. +[1206.74 --> 1207.28] That would be. +[1207.80 --> 1208.58] That would be good. +[1209.18 --> 1211.08] When you're going to get high, it should be a choice. +[1212.76 --> 1213.52] All right. +[1213.84 --> 1216.80] iPhone sales. +[1217.12 --> 1217.98] I'm tired. +[1219.12 --> 1221.98] Like, because this week was tiring or? +[1222.30 --> 1222.66] Yeah. +[1222.76 --> 1225.18] It has been a tiring week. +[1225.64 --> 1227.46] Like, I've hardly even seen this guy. +[1227.54 --> 1231.66] We're, like, kind of back to that thing where, like, the entire week went by and I didn't even see you. +[1232.08 --> 1232.32] Yeah. +[1232.32 --> 1234.44] What is exciting in Luke land? +[1235.02 --> 1235.76] In Luke land? +[1236.56 --> 1238.00] It's, like, the place where Luke lives. +[1239.92 --> 1241.14] My snowboard showed up. +[1241.64 --> 1242.00] Nice. +[1242.24 --> 1242.42] Yeah. +[1242.52 --> 1243.06] That's cool. +[1243.26 --> 1244.04] You got to go snowboarding. +[1244.36 --> 1244.60] Yep. +[1244.90 --> 1245.26] Definitely. +[1245.26 --> 1247.46] Mine's super old. +[1247.78 --> 1248.88] It's from, like, when I was a teenager. +[1250.48 --> 1251.94] Was I even a teenager yet? +[1252.00 --> 1254.94] I think I got it before I moved in with my mom. +[1255.40 --> 1256.24] So I was 11. +[1257.54 --> 1258.72] I think I didn't get much taller. +[1259.18 --> 1264.56] My snowboard was, I was just going to say, I still actually have my snowboard from when I was around then, too. +[1264.96 --> 1266.50] And it just doesn't work for me anymore. +[1267.20 --> 1268.34] The boots don't fit. +[1268.42 --> 1269.28] It's not tall enough. +[1269.60 --> 1270.42] But I keep it just in case. +[1270.42 --> 1271.18] My boots still fit. +[1272.00 --> 1273.56] You keep it just in case I need something? +[1274.00 --> 1276.48] I was going to say other people, but it might be too big. +[1279.18 --> 1279.86] I'm sorry. +[1282.74 --> 1283.10] Okay. +[1283.24 --> 1283.86] Anyways, anyways. +[1283.86 --> 1285.82] Can you give me a Luke update that's not insulting? +[1286.62 --> 1288.02] I don't have a ton. +[1288.08 --> 1290.14] I can't necessarily talk about some of this stuff. +[1290.76 --> 1292.66] I guess I can say float plane things. +[1292.86 --> 1293.18] Yeah. +[1293.98 --> 1296.10] Because the rest of it's, like, my grandpa stuff. +[1296.10 --> 1296.78] I just don't want to. +[1297.22 --> 1301.56] The float plane stuff is, no, that's still. +[1301.72 --> 1303.66] I guess I can talk about the problems. +[1304.12 --> 1304.46] Sure. +[1304.60 --> 1304.80] Okay. +[1305.18 --> 1306.34] So I'm trying to get a place. +[1307.22 --> 1309.06] I've been living in a basement suite for a long time. +[1309.14 --> 1311.76] I've been trying to buy an accommodation of my own. +[1311.84 --> 1312.68] Pretty nice basement suite. +[1313.18 --> 1313.62] Yes. +[1313.80 --> 1314.08] Yes. +[1314.18 --> 1315.92] But it's an accommodation of my own. +[1316.24 --> 1316.50] So right. +[1316.70 --> 1316.92] Oh. +[1317.22 --> 1318.04] It's going down. +[1318.14 --> 1318.38] All right. +[1318.42 --> 1318.98] That's not great. +[1318.98 --> 1319.46] Anyways. +[1320.34 --> 1325.40] And my problem right now is Shaw is the only ISP available +[1325.40 --> 1327.32] at the place that I want to go to. +[1327.84 --> 1332.74] And Shaw's maximum commercial up or residential upload, +[1332.86 --> 1337.00] if I remember correctly, is, like, 15 or 20 megabit per second up. +[1337.88 --> 1341.62] And I don't want to deal with that because I want to stream and stuff. +[1342.02 --> 1344.98] And Shaw has shown time and time again that they're not interested +[1344.98 --> 1346.16] over the last many years. +[1346.16 --> 1347.92] They're not interested in increasing that. +[1347.92 --> 1350.78] It has to do with their infrastructure being more TV-based and whatever, +[1350.86 --> 1351.00] whatever. +[1351.00 --> 1353.34] So, like, it will never go up. +[1354.24 --> 1358.00] They just doubled their download speed for everyone, almost everyone, +[1358.42 --> 1359.84] but the upload didn't go up at all. +[1359.98 --> 1360.12] Yeah. +[1360.14 --> 1363.66] So you can get a connection that I think is, what, 600 megabit down +[1363.66 --> 1364.76] and, like, 10 up? +[1364.80 --> 1366.94] I'm pretty sure it's 600 down, 15 up. +[1367.04 --> 1367.60] 15 up. +[1367.66 --> 1368.58] Oh, oh, sorry. +[1368.70 --> 1368.92] 15. +[1368.92 --> 1376.48] You know, it's funny because I have been on our commercial connection here. +[1377.02 --> 1380.04] So gigabit up, gigabit down for so long. +[1380.46 --> 1381.62] Like, it has been. +[1381.72 --> 1384.40] So we got fiber at the old office. +[1384.90 --> 1388.28] That would have been, we've been in this building for three-plus years now. +[1388.34 --> 1390.02] So that would have been, like, four and a half years ago. +[1390.10 --> 1391.54] And that fiber was 150, 150. +[1391.54 --> 1392.86] 150, 150. +[1393.22 --> 1399.88] So it had been almost half a decade since I had uploaded a video to YouTube +[1399.88 --> 1402.50] from a cable modem. +[1403.20 --> 1403.38] Okay. +[1403.68 --> 1407.56] So before I got fiber at my house, I have 300, 300 fiber at my house. +[1407.80 --> 1408.52] Oh, that's great. +[1408.90 --> 1411.60] Anyway, before I got the fiber in at my house, for some reason, +[1411.84 --> 1416.12] I had to, like, transcode a WAN show or something, +[1416.36 --> 1418.26] like the stream broke in the middle or something. +[1418.26 --> 1420.80] I had to splice it together and then upload it. +[1421.08 --> 1422.10] And I took it home to do it. +[1422.62 --> 1423.72] And I clicked upload. +[1424.34 --> 1425.82] And then I, like, sat there. +[1425.98 --> 1430.10] And I expected to just sit at my computer and finish babysitting it +[1430.10 --> 1431.40] and making sure that it went live. +[1432.56 --> 1435.86] And then I checked the timer for it. +[1435.94 --> 1438.34] And it was like, yeah, come back in two and a half hours. +[1438.56 --> 1439.56] So Bob's like, what? +[1440.82 --> 1441.74] What year is it? +[1441.78 --> 1443.90] I was just going to say, it's like you go back quite a few years +[1443.90 --> 1444.76] in terms of internet. +[1444.76 --> 1448.70] And I was on their 300 down connection, which is now the 600 down. +[1448.76 --> 1450.16] So I must have been 15 megabit up. +[1450.86 --> 1453.84] Because that, 15 megabit, that's one and a half megabytes a second. +[1454.10 --> 1456.74] So to upload 90 megabytes is a minute. +[1457.18 --> 1461.76] So 900 megabytes would be 10 minutes. +[1462.06 --> 1464.44] So then something like the WAN show, +[1464.54 --> 1467.68] which is now I think a six and a half or eight gigabyte file +[1467.68 --> 1468.90] or something stupid like that. +[1469.20 --> 1469.92] Okay, fine. +[1469.98 --> 1470.98] Maybe it wasn't two hours. +[1471.06 --> 1471.82] Maybe it was an hour and a half. +[1471.88 --> 1472.28] Doesn't matter. +[1472.28 --> 1473.68] But the point is, that sucks. +[1474.40 --> 1474.94] It's bad. +[1475.04 --> 1476.50] And then you're going to have some fluctuations in that. +[1476.60 --> 1479.94] And Shaw is somewhat shared in terms of their performance. +[1480.26 --> 1481.98] So if you were trying to do that in a high time, +[1482.14 --> 1483.64] it's going to be slower. +[1484.70 --> 1486.26] So anyways, I'm not down. +[1486.34 --> 1487.30] I'm not down at all. +[1487.50 --> 1488.70] With Shaw connection, no. +[1488.94 --> 1490.88] Especially if that's the only option, uh-uh. +[1491.00 --> 1491.66] Not going to do it. +[1491.88 --> 1494.56] And apparently, Shaw in this building was like, +[1494.62 --> 1498.96] oh, we're going to give five years free internet 30 and basic cable. +[1498.96 --> 1501.62] So Telus was like, we're just not going to go in there. +[1501.72 --> 1502.52] No potential customers. +[1502.66 --> 1504.36] So I'm trying to talk to Telus right now and be like, +[1504.46 --> 1506.16] hey, there's some potential customers. +[1506.58 --> 1507.04] Like me. +[1507.40 --> 1509.36] And I'll get one of my two connections. +[1509.58 --> 1510.22] Yeah, whatever. +[1510.40 --> 1511.02] Just come on. +[1511.12 --> 1511.92] Would you do it? +[1512.16 --> 1512.50] Sure. +[1512.76 --> 1513.32] Would you? +[1513.98 --> 1514.80] Hold on a minute. +[1514.92 --> 1517.36] Because like my internet bill is over 100 bucks a month. +[1517.50 --> 1517.66] Yeah. +[1517.74 --> 1518.18] 300, 300. +[1518.18 --> 1520.16] Okay, so the reason why I said sure right away +[1520.16 --> 1522.24] is because I've literally thought about this scenario already. +[1522.36 --> 1522.62] Okay. +[1522.90 --> 1523.30] Okay. +[1523.30 --> 1528.12] So you would pay like 250 bucks a month. +[1528.94 --> 1532.04] It'll be less than that, but it's still about 200 bucks a month. +[1532.08 --> 1532.28] Okay. +[1532.36 --> 1533.64] You would pay 200 bucks a month. +[1533.70 --> 1536.50] If they were like, you know, you need to find six people. +[1536.62 --> 1536.88] Okay. +[1536.92 --> 1538.32] And you could only find five. +[1539.14 --> 1542.68] You'd buy two to get fiber into the building. +[1542.82 --> 1543.08] Yes. +[1543.40 --> 1543.78] Because. +[1544.78 --> 1546.28] Would you buy three? +[1547.42 --> 1549.70] We're probably getting to a no at that point. +[1550.02 --> 1551.18] Because what I'm doing is. +[1551.18 --> 1552.68] You'd have 900 megabits. +[1552.68 --> 1555.70] You could get like a teaming router. +[1555.94 --> 1557.44] I have almost a gigabit connection. +[1557.62 --> 1560.22] Because you know what you could do. +[1560.70 --> 1562.40] So remember that video we did. +[1562.48 --> 1562.58] Okay. +[1562.66 --> 1562.88] Sorry. +[1562.88 --> 1563.04] Sorry. +[1563.12 --> 1563.64] I know I interrupted. +[1563.74 --> 1564.14] Hold that thought. +[1564.20 --> 1565.32] But this is cool. +[1565.60 --> 1566.18] This is crazy. +[1566.30 --> 1568.48] Because we're getting the 10 gig connection here. +[1568.92 --> 1572.54] You remember that video we did with ITEL's bonding service? +[1572.96 --> 1577.24] You could bond your connection through a VPN to the office. +[1577.38 --> 1578.86] You could bond the connections. +[1578.86 --> 1581.44] You're so close physically to it. +[1581.44 --> 1582.12] Oh my god. +[1582.12 --> 1584.28] That the latency hit wouldn't be that bad. +[1584.38 --> 1586.44] You'd eat like three milliseconds probably. +[1587.22 --> 1588.20] Oh my god. +[1588.72 --> 1589.96] That would be hilarious. +[1590.44 --> 1590.62] That would be amazing. +[1590.62 --> 1591.66] You'd have gigabit at home. +[1592.04 --> 1592.74] Would you pay. +[1592.80 --> 1594.76] If you could bond the connections for free. +[1594.80 --> 1596.32] Because I wouldn't charge you to put something in the server room. +[1596.38 --> 1596.76] I don't care. +[1596.82 --> 1597.50] That'd be hilarious. +[1597.68 --> 1598.60] We could do a video about it. +[1598.62 --> 1599.28] What do I care? +[1599.62 --> 1601.40] You wouldn't even be using it half the time. +[1601.60 --> 1602.42] If that was. +[1602.46 --> 1602.64] Yeah. +[1602.64 --> 1602.98] So okay. +[1603.06 --> 1604.70] If it was just like for funsies. +[1604.78 --> 1605.10] No. +[1605.48 --> 1607.76] But if it was like to get TELUS into the building. +[1608.04 --> 1608.30] Yeah. +[1608.90 --> 1609.24] Sure. +[1609.80 --> 1610.48] You'd do it. +[1610.54 --> 1610.74] Yeah. +[1610.94 --> 1611.42] All right. +[1611.62 --> 1611.98] Interesting. +[1612.98 --> 1616.90] Mainly because that contract would have a time gate on it. +[1617.00 --> 1618.96] And I would be able to not at some point. +[1618.98 --> 1619.40] At some point. +[1619.50 --> 1619.70] Yeah. +[1620.14 --> 1620.54] At some point. +[1620.54 --> 1621.00] Because okay. +[1621.00 --> 1622.48] My issue is right now. +[1622.64 --> 1624.10] That place is actually a really good deal. +[1624.46 --> 1624.74] Yeah. +[1624.92 --> 1628.70] So that increased monthly would still technically make that place worth it. +[1628.90 --> 1629.22] Sure. +[1629.44 --> 1629.72] Got it. +[1629.72 --> 1630.06] If that makes sense. +[1630.16 --> 1630.28] Got it. +[1630.28 --> 1631.56] That's the reasoning behind it. +[1631.64 --> 1632.04] Got it. +[1632.10 --> 1632.50] Got it. +[1632.50 --> 1632.92] Got it. +[1632.96 --> 1635.12] If I had to get the other place I'm looking at. +[1635.20 --> 1636.46] I would not do that regardless. +[1636.70 --> 1637.18] Got it. +[1637.18 --> 1637.56] Got it. +[1637.64 --> 1638.36] Because it's not as worth it. +[1639.16 --> 1639.56] Ah. +[1640.06 --> 1641.10] I'm having fun. +[1641.20 --> 1642.00] I'm having fun. +[1642.14 --> 1644.84] But all good things must come to a pause. +[1645.64 --> 1646.40] Not an end. +[1646.58 --> 1647.34] The show is not over. +[1647.36 --> 1648.30] These are still good things. +[1648.30 --> 1651.74] Let's tell you guys about Moss Backpacks. +[1651.90 --> 1652.86] This is the new one. +[1653.14 --> 1653.50] Is it? +[1653.68 --> 1653.82] Yes. +[1653.82 --> 1654.02] Oh. +[1654.08 --> 1654.92] I haven't been briefed on this. +[1654.92 --> 1655.94] This is the previous one. +[1656.06 --> 1657.22] This was my briefing. +[1657.60 --> 1658.20] And then this. +[1658.20 --> 1661.44] This is the slightly even more older version of this one. +[1661.50 --> 1663.20] But this is the one that I actually daily drive. +[1663.28 --> 1665.32] So that makes it easier I guess. +[1665.40 --> 1665.56] No. +[1665.66 --> 1666.16] That's the. +[1666.38 --> 1666.66] Oh. +[1666.76 --> 1668.00] This is the old Grande. +[1668.36 --> 1668.62] Wait. +[1668.70 --> 1669.56] Is this bigger than mine? +[1670.36 --> 1670.86] I don't even know. +[1670.86 --> 1671.14] Is that. +[1671.20 --> 1671.96] Do you have a Grande? +[1672.20 --> 1672.84] I don't know. +[1673.64 --> 1674.00] No. +[1674.16 --> 1675.14] I don't know if you do. +[1675.20 --> 1675.90] I don't have a Grande. +[1676.02 --> 1676.94] I have a smaller one. +[1677.12 --> 1677.44] Okay. +[1678.28 --> 1678.70] Shut up. +[1678.76 --> 1679.02] Anyways. +[1679.10 --> 1679.78] This is updated. +[1680.02 --> 1681.12] December 2018. +[1681.66 --> 1682.90] This is the new Grande. +[1683.18 --> 1683.48] Okay. +[1683.48 --> 1684.46] That's the previous Grande. +[1684.56 --> 1685.36] You can put that one away. +[1685.36 --> 1687.18] Apparently it was so we could compare differences. +[1687.48 --> 1687.76] But like. +[1687.86 --> 1688.08] Nope. +[1688.12 --> 1688.80] We aren't going to do that. +[1688.84 --> 1689.10] Okay. +[1689.48 --> 1691.12] You can't buy the old one anymore anyway. +[1691.32 --> 1692.46] So there's a pocket there. +[1692.88 --> 1693.94] There's a pocket there. +[1694.06 --> 1695.50] I use this pocket for my screwdriver. +[1695.86 --> 1700.76] And I use this pocket for when I accidentally forget to take my microphone and my teleprompter +[1700.76 --> 1702.48] remote out of my pocket at the end of the day. +[1702.48 --> 1704.52] And I put it here so everyone knows. +[1704.64 --> 1705.52] All the shooters know. +[1706.24 --> 1707.78] If Linus took the mic off. +[1707.78 --> 1707.96] They can't find it. +[1708.02 --> 1708.34] Check there. +[1708.36 --> 1709.14] They can find it here. +[1709.94 --> 1713.04] That's a fantastic pocket to have like dedicated to that. +[1713.16 --> 1714.12] One thing I want to point out. +[1714.18 --> 1716.40] I point this out every single time but just in case you haven't seen the show before. +[1716.70 --> 1717.42] The orange. +[1717.88 --> 1719.06] The orange is amazing. +[1719.14 --> 1719.92] It zips down more. +[1720.66 --> 1725.04] The orange makes it so that like shiny reflective bright orange. +[1725.36 --> 1727.26] You can easily see into the bottom of here. +[1727.56 --> 1730.42] If I put my wallet in there. +[1730.42 --> 1733.20] You can easily see that the wallet is there. +[1733.74 --> 1734.08] Yeah. +[1734.14 --> 1737.40] Your old Averkey bag was orange on the inside too if I recall correctly. +[1737.70 --> 1739.30] And that's like that's key. +[1739.56 --> 1741.28] It's really helpful with finding stuff. +[1741.30 --> 1741.76] Speaking of key. +[1741.98 --> 1745.02] I keep my USB keys in this zippered pocket in mine. +[1745.24 --> 1745.72] That makes sense. +[1745.82 --> 1747.86] I don't have these ones I don't think. +[1748.36 --> 1749.54] So that's cool I guess. +[1749.54 --> 1750.76] I might have to switch my backpack. +[1750.94 --> 1751.90] I keep a mouse in here. +[1752.06 --> 1755.02] But this one has the power feature so you can plug in. +[1755.14 --> 1755.82] Which is actually really cool. +[1755.82 --> 1756.66] What do you want Jono? +[1757.22 --> 1757.98] Lower third. +[1758.26 --> 1759.46] Well you know what? +[1759.46 --> 1760.62] But Moss is cool. +[1760.70 --> 1761.14] They don't care. +[1761.48 --> 1761.68] They're down. +[1761.68 --> 1765.56] Hey you can save 25% using offer code LinusTech25. +[1765.92 --> 1767.62] Which is the same as the percentage that you're saving. +[1767.74 --> 1768.28] Easy to remember. +[1768.44 --> 1769.56] I don't know what this other side's for. +[1769.64 --> 1771.60] But it's kind of like plastic-y. +[1771.68 --> 1774.20] So maybe it's supposed to be for a water bottle in case you get a little leak. +[1774.34 --> 1774.82] I think so. +[1774.82 --> 1779.02] And then finally you've got boom. +[1779.24 --> 1784.14] A built-in battery bank slash charger doodad with type C and type A ports. +[1784.76 --> 1785.98] And mine has all this stuff. +[1786.18 --> 1789.48] But frankly I ripped it out because I don't really charge stuff in my bag. +[1791.64 --> 1792.52] But you can do that. +[1792.64 --> 1792.74] Sure. +[1792.84 --> 1794.28] And then you can just put other stuff in the pouches. +[1794.32 --> 1795.50] Some people love that functionality. +[1795.50 --> 1795.74] Yep. +[1796.44 --> 1797.68] I just I don't really care. +[1797.80 --> 1798.14] It's fine. +[1798.30 --> 1798.66] But I don't care. +[1798.66 --> 1798.84] That's fine. +[1799.04 --> 1802.96] So you can use offer code LinusTech25 at MossOrganizer.com until Christmas. +[1803.32 --> 1807.66] Oh it's 25 because it's 25% off and Christmas is December 25th. +[1807.78 --> 1808.22] Oh. +[1808.22 --> 1809.70] So get this. +[1809.78 --> 1810.14] Get this. +[1810.18 --> 1810.32] Sorry. +[1810.36 --> 1813.42] I'm going to move our sponsor stuff away because this is going to get a little bit political. +[1813.82 --> 1814.18] Oh. +[1815.32 --> 1815.78] Okay. +[1816.30 --> 1824.36] Apparently there's a school in Vancouver that is banning candy canes because the red symbol +[1824.36 --> 1827.10] and the J symbolize the blood of Jesus. +[1829.46 --> 1829.94] Okay. +[1830.42 --> 1834.50] So I don't normally like get real. +[1835.30 --> 1836.16] Is that even bad? +[1836.16 --> 1837.90] When you go to church don't you like. +[1839.54 --> 1843.54] Well the point is that it's upsetting to people who don't go to church. +[1844.54 --> 1845.80] Not people who do. +[1845.94 --> 1846.08] Oh. +[1846.56 --> 1846.90] Yeah. +[1847.08 --> 1847.58] No no yes. +[1847.68 --> 1853.40] That's sort of like one of the fundamental you know blood of the Christ and the flesh +[1853.40 --> 1855.16] of the all of that all of that kind of stuff. +[1855.18 --> 1856.12] So other people can't. +[1856.12 --> 1866.08] So other people are mad because candy canes are in the skew and if anyone who's involved +[1866.08 --> 1868.70] in this decision is watching I think you're an idiot. +[1869.38 --> 1871.02] I just want to throw that out there. +[1874.72 --> 1876.66] There's nothing wrong with wearing turbans. +[1876.86 --> 1879.08] There's nothing wrong with eating candy canes. +[1879.26 --> 1879.42] Yep. +[1879.42 --> 1882.08] Because it doesn't matter. +[1883.46 --> 1886.00] If you disagree you're actually stupid. +[1887.34 --> 1887.90] All right. +[1888.44 --> 1890.10] Why don't we move on to our next sponsor. +[1891.80 --> 1893.42] This is something we can all agree on. +[1893.62 --> 1894.72] Savage jerky is delicious. +[1894.94 --> 1895.30] It is. +[1895.50 --> 1896.82] I'm going to have some teriyaki. +[1897.56 --> 1900.16] Do you want actually you know what I'm going to go with some habanero buffalo sauce. +[1900.28 --> 1901.22] I don't think I've tried this one before. +[1901.22 --> 1901.60] I've seen that either. +[1902.20 --> 1903.08] It's been opened. +[1903.40 --> 1904.50] So someone got into it. +[1904.64 --> 1905.86] Colton was probably like what is this? +[1905.96 --> 1906.56] Probably Colton. +[1906.70 --> 1906.96] What is this? +[1907.12 --> 1907.58] Or Jono. +[1907.68 --> 1912.16] Savage jerky is made with high quality ingredients without nitrates or preservatives with the +[1912.16 --> 1915.80] goal of creating a snack that's full of flavor and spice but that isn't bad for you. +[1915.86 --> 1917.34] They've got 13 different flavors of jerky. +[1920.48 --> 1921.68] I think this is a hot one. +[1922.14 --> 1922.76] It's pretty hot. +[1923.18 --> 1925.38] Like their sriracha bacon and maple buffalo bacon. +[1925.50 --> 1926.08] That's my favorite. +[1926.20 --> 1928.50] They make barbecue sauces, hot sauces and a spice rub. +[1928.50 --> 1932.26] And their Carolina Reaper hot sauce uses one of the hottest peppers in the world. +[1932.36 --> 1933.04] The Carolina Reaper. +[1933.52 --> 1937.52] You can use offer code LTT to save 10% at Savage Jerky. +[1938.80 --> 1939.20] Boom. +[1939.40 --> 1939.92] That one's good. +[1940.74 --> 1942.00] Actually it's not that hot. +[1942.10 --> 1942.52] I like it. +[1942.66 --> 1943.18] It's just hot. +[1943.34 --> 1943.84] It's got the. +[1944.24 --> 1944.44] Yeah. +[1945.44 --> 1946.64] That's actually at a really good level of heat. +[1946.64 --> 1947.20] It doesn't overdo it. +[1947.62 --> 1952.24] If you like spice but not like. +[1952.24 --> 1953.36] You also like to taste things. +[1953.58 --> 1953.78] Yeah. +[1953.92 --> 1955.64] I think it's at a really good spot for that. +[1955.74 --> 1956.22] That's really nice. +[1956.22 --> 1956.82] Because it's really. +[1956.96 --> 1958.60] You've got the heat but like it's fine. +[1958.66 --> 1959.78] I don't think I've tried this one before. +[1959.86 --> 1961.00] I definitely haven't. +[1961.18 --> 1961.38] Hmm. +[1963.50 --> 1963.84] That's good. +[1963.86 --> 1964.68] It's used with buffalo sauce. +[1964.78 --> 1965.92] Anything with buffalo sauce. +[1966.46 --> 1970.90] Like have you ever tasted anything with buffalo sauce on it that's not good? +[1971.04 --> 1971.72] Actually yes. +[1971.92 --> 1972.32] Unfortunately. +[1972.50 --> 1973.04] Oh what was it? +[1973.18 --> 1974.38] It was a rack of ribs. +[1976.06 --> 1978.08] You had buffalo ribs that sucked? +[1978.26 --> 1978.48] Yeah. +[1979.32 --> 1980.20] Not at our house. +[1980.36 --> 1980.64] No. +[1981.02 --> 1981.42] No. +[1981.66 --> 1981.90] No. +[1981.98 --> 1982.60] Those were wonderful. +[1983.02 --> 1984.34] They weren't buffalo but they were good. +[1984.34 --> 1985.92] Whatever they were they were fantastic. +[1986.18 --> 1986.44] I just. +[1986.66 --> 1986.80] Yeah. +[1986.88 --> 1987.00] No. +[1987.04 --> 1987.42] That was not. +[1987.56 --> 1988.70] That was a completely different thing. +[1988.92 --> 1989.18] Wow. +[1989.26 --> 1989.50] Who just. +[1989.62 --> 1990.38] Wasn't these either. +[1990.50 --> 1991.36] Who just saw that one coming? +[1991.56 --> 1991.76] Yeah. +[1991.88 --> 1992.18] I know. +[1992.38 --> 1992.62] Well no. +[1992.66 --> 1993.54] These are clearly not ribs. +[1993.64 --> 1993.82] I think. +[1993.92 --> 1994.44] I don't think anyone. +[1994.76 --> 1995.58] I was just making sure. +[1995.62 --> 1996.92] I don't think anyone thought you were going there with it. +[1996.92 --> 1997.10] 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2043.52] We. +[2043.52 --> 2043.56] We. +[2043.74 --> 2043.98] We. +[2043.98 --> 2044.28] We. +[2044.28 --> 2044.32] We. +[2044.32 --> 2044.34] We. eux. +[2044.34 --> 2049.86] time while they were over there china's constantly in like this sort of arms race with vpn providers +[2049.86 --> 2053.62] um but they were able to actually like check their email periodically which is better than +[2054.42 --> 2059.70] nothing yeah um their apps include dns leak protection and ipv6 leak protection they have +[2059.70 --> 2063.30] an internet kill switch that will block all traffic if the vpn becomes disconnected and +[2063.30 --> 2071.78] you can check it out today at lmg.gg forward slash pia wan or also like this thing which is +[2071.78 --> 2078.42] even worse yeah yeah we should we really still like it's possible he even set up the shortener now +[2079.14 --> 2084.66] we should just shorten her that ourselves we should oh well it's just the graphic that's bad okay all +[2084.66 --> 2092.10] right iphone sales speaking of china halted in china a chinese court this is originally posted by die +[2092.10 --> 2097.38] hard on the forum and the original article is from reuters a chinese court i thought that was rooters +[2097.38 --> 2103.46] until like two years ago i had never heard anyone say it's not rooters it's reuters you said reuters i +[2103.46 --> 2109.54] thought that was literally a different website that i hadn't necessarily seen nope okay i know i just +[2109.54 --> 2113.86] only seen it in text like i'd read any of it but i never i've heard it but i thought it was just a +[2113.86 --> 2118.18] different website i don't really listen to video and i don't have a cable subscription so i don't watch +[2118.18 --> 2125.62] like tv news i have to explain to people all the time that i don't watch shows very often like i'm +[2125.62 --> 2130.18] usually gonna do something instead and that's apparently super weird but all right well even me +[2130.18 --> 2133.86] i'll like make like a family guy reference or something from like back in the first few seasons +[2133.86 --> 2137.78] when it was really good and like everyone was watching it i don't know if it was that good it +[2137.78 --> 2143.86] seemed good at the time it was pretty big then it was it was big it was at least big yeah and i'm like +[2143.86 --> 2152.74] and you're like i just don't really watch shows i don't know so i take so much flag +[2154.26 --> 2163.86] for talking like a valley girl do you even notice what okay on our on our typical videos okay +[2164.74 --> 2170.42] where it's sort of mostly our subscribers watching there's nothing there's nothing about the earrings +[2170.42 --> 2176.02] there's nothing about he's probably gay there's nothing about valley girl speak but when our +[2176.02 --> 2182.66] videos get picked up by the algorithm and they start to sort of spread yeah yeah a great example was the +[2182.66 --> 2190.90] uh the uh uh stealing tampons from the amazon go store so it was hilarious because all of a sudden it +[2190.90 --> 2196.82] was like going back 10 years in time like early yeah to when i first started uploading videos +[2196.82 --> 2204.18] yeah and the comment section was super predictable it was like all these his voice is annoying yeah +[2204.42 --> 2209.86] um my hair wasn't as bad then so there weren't as many comments about that it's worse now um +[2211.06 --> 2216.74] and uh anyway so there was there was one that recently that kind of managed to go outside our usual +[2216.74 --> 2224.42] sphere of viewers that that watch it and it was the walmart gaming pc and i had wanted to ask do you even +[2224.42 --> 2231.22] notice not even remotely huh i have never thought that at any point in time and i brought it up because +[2232.34 --> 2238.58] just before i brought it up the reason that i thought of it was i said like probably at least +[2238.58 --> 2243.78] every third word over a span of about 15 words and i kind of caught myself doing it and i was like +[2245.46 --> 2254.18] huh i no i've never but you got to also consider like our age group said like a lot +[2254.42 --> 2261.86] we did it was like a thing to do that that wasn't just jesus christ that wasn't just a val oh sorry +[2261.86 --> 2267.86] candy can you can say that but no candy can yeah um it wasn't just a valley girl level thing that was +[2267.86 --> 2274.50] a a like uh a popular thing to do at that point in time regardless of being valley girl or not +[2274.50 --> 2278.10] someone said you don't seem valley girl but you do seem western canada i'm like well yeah +[2278.10 --> 2281.06] yeah yeah for sure i was like well yeah +[2283.06 --> 2286.58] hmm yeah maybe the problem is i do too +[2289.14 --> 2295.14] so maybe that's why i don't notice it but like okay i don't know ah yeah maybe that's it maybe +[2295.14 --> 2301.22] that's what's going on um remember when i used to edit your videos yes and you would comment like +[2301.22 --> 2305.54] sorry you have to listen to my voice and i was like i don't get it i don't care yeah like i never +[2305.54 --> 2310.42] i've never noticed any of that yeah i don't even think your voice is particularly high +[2311.38 --> 2316.42] but apparently i'm just objectively wrong about that so like it's pretty bad i don't know you +[2316.42 --> 2322.18] know i experimented for a while hosting videos in a slightly lower register so it came from +[2322.18 --> 2328.34] one that i hosted when i was sick yeah yeah and what i did was i experimented with delivering a +[2328.34 --> 2333.22] little bit more like this like i don't like it i don't like it a bit more bass i don't like it and +[2333.22 --> 2338.66] a lot of people noticed and some of them said wow this is an amazing improvement all of a sudden +[2338.66 --> 2344.10] i can actually listen to these videos but the majority of the people who commented on it were +[2344.10 --> 2351.94] actually upset they were like no i like i like chihuahua liners when he's all like what it's just it's +[2351.94 --> 2359.30] it feels very disingenuous to me it people said it felt really sterile yeah more like i was a presenter +[2359.30 --> 2363.94] reading the script that had been provided to me as though i didn't fully understand it you sound +[2363.94 --> 2370.42] almost radio yeah maybe maybe a little bit more i mean i still don't think i have a radio voice but uh +[2371.54 --> 2378.98] you know face maybe voice no uh let's move on we wanted to talk about the whole like chinese thing +[2378.98 --> 2385.54] right iphone sales paulted so a chinese court has ordered a sales ban of select iphone models in china +[2385.54 --> 2390.42] for violating two patents of the chip maker qualcomm inc though intellectual property lawyers +[2390.42 --> 2397.06] said enforcement of the ban was still likely a distant threat the case is part of a global patent +[2397.06 --> 2402.26] dispute between apple and qualcomm that includes dozens of lawsuits apple said it's filed a request +[2402.26 --> 2409.54] for reconsideration with the court the first step in a long appeal process the fuzu intermediate +[2409.54 --> 2414.58] people's court found apple infringed two qualcomm patents and ordered an immediate ban on sales of iphone +[2414.58 --> 2419.62] models from the 6s through to the 10. china hong kong and taiwan are apple's third largest market +[2419.62 --> 2425.78] accounting for about one-fifth of their total 265 and a half oh sorry billion in sales in the most +[2425.78 --> 2432.66] recent fiscal year so um there's a little bit of commentary here that this could be a political play +[2432.66 --> 2437.30] because apple is a direct competitor to some of the biggest companies in china whereas qualcomm is a +[2437.30 --> 2443.46] supplier so you can see them siding with them there but um i mean frankly i wouldn't be surprised if this +[2443.46 --> 2448.66] just ends up being kind of an attempt to waste time more than anything else like i don't really +[2448.66 --> 2452.74] understand the purpose of this kind of thing yeah so already it's from the success through to the 10 +[2452.74 --> 2456.66] the appeal process will take i mean i don't know if the chinese courts are as slow as the ones over +[2456.66 --> 2461.30] here but i suspect they probably are a very long uh i don't know then again i did watch the beijing +[2461.30 --> 2466.02] olympics opening ceremonies man look pretty efficient to me but you never you never know so if they take +[2466.02 --> 2471.62] anywhere near as long as it is here by the time apple were ever to have to actually pay anything or a +[2471.62 --> 2476.74] sales ban were to actually go in effect um those models would probably be eol and therefore +[2476.74 --> 2481.22] completely irrelevant so i mean we saw a really similar thing happen with some of the early galaxy +[2481.22 --> 2487.06] models where by the time apple managed to force uh samsung to stop selling them in north america they +[2487.06 --> 2494.98] were outdated and replaced by newer ones anyway i mean that's the that's sort of the it's just one of +[2494.98 --> 2502.74] the ways in which the patent system has failed us due to the pace of modern technology there are many +[2502.74 --> 2505.86] ways if you didn't understand that illusion because you don't like candy canes +[2510.10 --> 2513.62] i don't even like candy canes i mean i'm not even defending candy canes because i like them i think +[2513.62 --> 2517.94] they're stupid candy they're not very good and when i first heard that candy canes were being banned in +[2517.94 --> 2526.82] the school i actually agreed i was like oh it's probably a danger thing like between either +[2527.94 --> 2532.98] sharpening up the one end and like stabbing someone with it or taking the u end putting it in a fist and +[2532.98 --> 2540.18] like really messing someone up because that could be done you know you punch some soft tissue with that +[2540.18 --> 2545.54] like even if it didn't stay completely sharp you could definitely do some damage i was like oh yeah that +[2545.54 --> 2551.30] makes sense and then i was talking to my wife about it and she's like no no no it's because it's like +[2551.30 --> 2559.14] a religious symbol i'm just like i never even put that together well pretty much everything christmas +[2559.86 --> 2566.50] i know but like the the j and the wood like whoa that may not even be what it is but that just might +[2566.50 --> 2572.18] be why people are mad about it sure okay why not you know what i'm gonna google this uh oh someone on +[2572.18 --> 2577.70] floatplane chat just asked where do i buy that shirt i know i've been wearing this shirt for +[2577.70 --> 2585.14] literally months and there's been nowhere to buy it yeah um we have a huge shipment you've seen nick's +[2585.14 --> 2590.74] office right yes it's full of boxes and boxes and boxes of these shirts we're gonna have a new store +[2590.74 --> 2598.98] it's gonna be on ltdstore.com we've been oops hard at work on this for a very very long time it has +[2598.98 --> 2605.86] taken too long but that's a whole other conversation um but pretty much what happened was we weren't +[2605.86 --> 2614.50] happy with either the speed of delivery or the quality of the printing or the service or whatever +[2614.50 --> 2620.26] else from any of the merge providers that we've dealt with for one reason or another we have ended +[2620.26 --> 2625.54] up switching every time and so we finally went you know what this is going to be a lot of work and +[2625.54 --> 2631.70] it has been a lot of work but we're just going to find a way to do merch fulfillment ourselves so +[2631.70 --> 2639.38] over on ltdstore.com right now you can pre-order the scam usb drive which is actually 32 gigs it's from +[2639.38 --> 2645.38] kingston uh but says one terabyte on it because we're funny uh so we alluded to this in one of our +[2645.38 --> 2649.38] recent videos this is just kind of like a collector's item so you can you can get one if you want or you +[2649.38 --> 2654.34] can not get one if you don't want it's a pre-order just please note but it's like it's a kingston usb +[2654.34 --> 2657.46] drive you know exactly what you're getting apparently someone in the flow plane chat bought +[2657.46 --> 2663.78] one oh really all right well there you go um and very soon and nick is standing there presumably with +[2663.78 --> 2670.02] an update you will be able to buy this shirt oh uh sure that's not why you're here it's still tvd no +[2670.02 --> 2676.10] i was just oh it's after six i'm supposed to be gone but i'm not shirts tvd uh what what is not tvd +[2676.10 --> 2681.38] are they up they're not up but they're very very soon oh yeah so also coming is cable ties do you +[2681.38 --> 2686.42] want to bring that there's a cable tie here oh do you want me to go get you to your packs no it's +[2686.42 --> 2692.26] okay so we're gonna have packs of 10 20 they're packs of 20 sorry they're ltt you can't see these at +[2692.26 --> 2697.94] all i'm sorry whatever you still can't see them they say ltt on the end i was gonna go bring them to +[2697.94 --> 2703.14] the camera but it'll be super out of focus yeah honestly honestly they're nothing super amazing +[2703.14 --> 2710.10] they're just nice cable ties they look clean just so you guys know it's it's a white box with ltt in +[2710.10 --> 2716.26] it there's also orange ones there's orange ones well they have orange printing oh cool is it orange +[2716.26 --> 2720.90] printing like like the yeah okay so it's clear it's orange i forgot about those ones they're way more +[2720.90 --> 2727.14] limited oh okay we don't have many of those i think it's like 10 or orange or something oh are they like +[2727.14 --> 2731.86] supposed to be limited edition or we just didn't think they'd sell as well uh i think we just kind of +[2731.86 --> 2736.58] played it a bit more safe on those ones all right apparently we played it safe on the orange ones +[2736.58 --> 2741.62] who would want you know orange ones actually i think i think i was in on that decision okay +[2742.42 --> 2748.26] you've been in on most of these decisions yes so if i don't like them i have only myself to blame and nick +[2748.26 --> 2756.34] and lloyd and dad but mainly uh what can i do for you oh okay are you guys still streaming yeah yeah +[2756.34 --> 2761.22] a little bit yeah we're like in the middle of the wanshu yeah we started super late we're +[2761.22 --> 2766.50] streaming on floatplane though oh that's cool yeah and youtube and twitch yeah so many streaming +[2766.50 --> 2773.86] i know right yeah uh china bans fortnite and pub g a panel of sensors set up to vet mobile video +[2773.86 --> 2782.34] games in china has assessed the first 20 titles that it did refusing nine of them permission to go on +[2782.34 --> 2790.02] sale including fortnite and pub g developers of the other 11 have been told that they need to make +[2790.02 --> 2797.54] adjustments to remove controversial content everyone was either banned or had go back and +[2797.54 --> 2804.02] retool your game demanded the authorities have voiced concerns about the violent nature of some titles +[2804.02 --> 2808.26] as well as expressed worries about the activity being addictive +[2811.14 --> 2815.38] so in fairness to china um +[2818.26 --> 2820.66] should fortnite be banned no i'm just kidding +[2821.78 --> 2828.02] the author uh so president xi jinping has also called for kids more to be done to tackle a rise in +[2828.02 --> 2832.90] nearsightedness among the young something that the children the country's ministry of education has +[2832.90 --> 2838.50] linked to children playing video games at the cost of spending time on outdoor pastimes okay parent +[2838.50 --> 2844.58] your kids and what does the chinese government mean exactly by inharmonious chat room they wouldn't +[2844.58 --> 2850.66] like twitch is twitch no twitch isn't over there right that can't be no no yeah i mean anything with +[2850.66 --> 2854.98] live chat is pretty tough over there isn't it it's got to be pretty banned yeah pretty censored and stuff +[2854.98 --> 2858.58] has this story been like confirmed confirmed because when i saw it yesterday it was like +[2858.58 --> 2865.54] super like excel spreadsheet oh yeah and i saw some people being like i haven't actually seen them talk +[2865.54 --> 2871.86] about this at all so who knows if it's real but i wouldn't be surprised okay it looks pretty there's an +[2871.86 --> 2877.94] edit on reddit that says uh it has been brought to the original poster's attention that blizzard posted +[2877.94 --> 2882.50] an announcement on their official webo uh denying that they've received notice for action needed on their +[2882.50 --> 2890.26] games but that has since been deleted huh so like is it they're not supposed to talk about it the +[2890.26 --> 2895.46] chinese community has been somewhat divided with some accepting this list as believable and others +[2895.46 --> 2901.06] saying it's probably fake since anyone could make it uh yeah it's it's just like you were saying it's +[2901.06 --> 2906.66] not even it's just it's just a table and so like this could actually be really bad for blizzard in a lot of +[2906.66 --> 2913.70] ways because it said in there diablo was because of like inharmonious chat no no it was because of +[2913.70 --> 2920.90] like there was gambling or something game missions include fraud okay uh yes that's what it was um and +[2920.90 --> 2925.86] didn't they just announce that they're doing like a diablo mobile game because chinese mobile market is like +[2926.42 --> 2934.02] huge yeah fascinating immortal was like specifically for china and they just also happened to include america +[2934.02 --> 2939.38] because they're like and you might like it too apparently no and not at all but that's like how +[2939.38 --> 2947.62] that went down oh my goodness razer has an app that uses your gpu to mine crypto and apparently keeps +[2947.62 --> 2952.90] the coins so this is posted by cinnabar sonar on the forum do you get like razer points or something so +[2952.90 --> 2958.02] the app is called soft miner a desktop app that utilizes the idle gpu processing power of gamers battle +[2958.02 --> 2963.78] stations to solve complex blockchain based puzzles on the back end razer rewards the owner of the pc +[2963.78 --> 2968.58] running the app with razer silver which can only be used to buy digital goods from razer +[2969.70 --> 2975.22] razer says in their soft miner faq razer silver is not a cryptocurrency it is a loyalty rewards program +[2976.34 --> 2981.14] we work with crypto mining technology to harness your computer's gpu and in turn we award you with +[2981.14 --> 2985.54] silver giving you access to razer's ecosystem and suite of rewards +[2985.54 --> 2988.02] um +[2988.02 --> 2993.38] possibly controversial who cares really what who cares don't run it +[2995.38 --> 3001.62] what if you don't realize like what if you how do you not realize that because you're against candy canes +[3003.14 --> 3005.46] sorry yeah because you're against candy canes +[3005.46 --> 3012.26] i think it is very realistic to think that there are many people who do not understand crypto well enough +[3012.26 --> 3017.38] to know that razer is taking their money and then giving them razer bucks but you could but i mean +[3017.38 --> 3023.46] that's isn't that basically the whole crypto thing anyway you could like uh oh geez go go +[3025.06 --> 3029.94] are these all the white ones oh these are the orange ones oh you got orange ones i got white yeah here +[3031.86 --> 3037.62] thanks oh you dumped it on the table yeah so the orange one looks like that there's a like orange thing on +[3037.62 --> 3043.06] the end and it says ltt and then the white one is more likely to go with your rgb system because it's +[3043.06 --> 3047.22] just white that's true but especially if you're cable managing behind the back i think it would be +[3047.22 --> 3052.02] really cool to have the orange ones we actually went through quite a few like it's amazing how hard +[3052.02 --> 3057.38] it is to get something done with china in china like it's cheap yeah like it's affordable but there's +[3057.38 --> 3063.38] a lot of time that you end up spending just to get something printed that's quality and looks +[3063.38 --> 3068.98] acceptable and arrives on time and is like packaged reasonably nicely and like all this kind of +[3068.98 --> 3076.66] stuff so we're expecting these to go live next few days in the next few days so just to give context +[3076.66 --> 3081.30] they can't really hear you very well to give context that like takes a while i think we tried working +[3081.30 --> 3087.06] with like or we got samples from four different factories yeah and we got like two levels of samples +[3087.06 --> 3091.70] from each and picked like the best one from all of that some of them were pretty garbage but these +[3091.70 --> 3096.66] ones are like actually not usable but these ones i wouldn't call them the best cable ties i've ever +[3096.66 --> 3102.58] used but i can't think of anything that's better like they're good so we were we were comfortable +[3102.58 --> 3107.06] putting the brand on them and they look pretty nice so yeah yeah i like the orange ones i would try to +[3107.06 --> 3111.86] get those if i were you guys the orange ones are dope you're gonna make you're making it hard for us +[3111.86 --> 3117.22] to sell 90 of our inventory luke way to go i'm just trying to make people go fast speaking of way to go +[3117.22 --> 3122.58] get either way to go you guys for watching all yeah oh we don't have a there's no there's no +[3122.58 --> 3131.06] viewer counter on float plane real high is it it's kind of flirting with the potential limit of that port so +[3133.54 --> 3138.02] what's the speed of that port uh not the speed the maximum connections +[3138.02 --> 3148.34] thanks for coming out all right uh thanks guys oh we didn't do like any super chats or like +[3148.98 --> 3156.02] float plane chat oh lordy uh okay stew i says speaking of samsung what do you guys think of +[3156.02 --> 3160.66] recent news the samsung galaxy gold being priced at 1800 us dollars is more specifically what i should +[3160.66 --> 3166.34] have said i think it's a matter of time before the actual smartphone manufacturers the samsung's and +[3166.34 --> 3172.02] apples of the world i think it's a matter of time before they clue in that third parties are already +[3172.02 --> 3177.06] reselling their phones for six thousand dollars with goofy skins built into them and just do it +[3177.06 --> 3183.94] themselves yes this is this is happening uh jake asks new tech showdown i don't think so i don't think +[3183.94 --> 3191.06] yeah i don't don't know mate says merry saturday because he's australian new zealand new zealand yeah +[3191.06 --> 3201.14] they don't like don't say that mate's cool they don't like that hi thomas bear hi musical pumpkin +[3202.66 --> 3211.14] um okay please make a compensator 3.0 we don't even know what we would put in it it's they they kind of +[3211.14 --> 3219.14] that's not really like a thing anymore really first of all our average video is basically compensator 17 +[3219.14 --> 3224.58] every time these days and then which is like is great but then also the idea of compensator doesn't +[3224.58 --> 3230.82] really make sense because they nerfed the heck out of sli so like it's the the yeah but they have +[3230.82 --> 3236.74] the pc for the one percent coming soon yeah that's true um i thought he was going to expand on that +[3239.14 --> 3243.62] it's just a different concept it's it's great i like the new concept it's just the original concept +[3243.62 --> 3248.02] of compensator it doesn't really we were basically trying to show that it's really stupid to put four +[3248.02 --> 3253.38] graphics cards in your system and now it's like you can but they won't really work hey look we were +[3253.38 --> 3259.62] right i guess we could do it that way hi nika on estiac huzzah gamers the amount of like is so damn +[3259.62 --> 3263.22] high lol thank you from the bottom of my heart for saying how stupid the candy cane ban is +[3265.86 --> 3270.50] he spent 15 bucks for being mad about candy canes getting banned i can get mad about all kinds of +[3270.50 --> 3276.34] stuff if you guys will pay me well it's not so much getting mad about them as just like you know what +[3276.34 --> 3280.10] you want to open up these floodgates because like i think nick and luke can tell you i can get real +[3280.10 --> 3283.78] mad about an awful lot of stuff oh yeah oh yeah i'm scared +[3286.34 --> 3294.02] um all right i think that's pretty much it everyone thank you guys for tuning in and we'll +[3294.02 --> 3300.90] see you again next week same bat time same bat channel thanks jrock is that the one who posted +[3300.90 --> 3307.86] in float plane chat that some people have multiple tabs open just like just to test thanks buddy guys +[3308.98 --> 3328.90] no just do whatever guys it's it's no problem i'm just gonna go put the fire out it's all good no problem +[3330.90 --> 3334.90] no just do whatever guys i'm just gonna go put the fire out it's all good no problem +[3347.06 --> 3348.90] i'm sorry nick diff --git a/Another One Bites the Dust! - WAN Show Apr.27 2018_transcript.txt b/Another One Bites the Dust! - WAN Show Apr.27 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a35b17819b3292133ba5dcff1ea3f53e209965db --- /dev/null +++ b/Another One Bites the Dust! - WAN Show Apr.27 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1500 @@ +[0.00 --> 0.50] Yes. +[3.38 --> 5.26] Hello, ladies and gentlemen. +[6.24 --> 8.12] Welcome to the WAN show. +[8.28 --> 11.14] We've got a fantastic show planned out for you today. +[11.38 --> 13.04] At least I think we do. +[13.26 --> 14.46] I wouldn't know. +[14.60 --> 16.46] I had nothing to do with the planning. +[17.00 --> 17.40] Hooray. +[17.64 --> 18.20] Hooray. +[18.32 --> 21.48] But in all seriousness, we've got a couple of guests, +[21.88 --> 27.00] one of whom is another creator that we have actually never collaborated with before. +[27.12 --> 28.32] So that's pretty exciting. +[28.32 --> 35.66] And the second is someone whose final day here at Linus Media Group is today. +[35.84 --> 36.76] We are doing a... +[36.76 --> 37.08] Oh, yeah. +[37.12 --> 38.58] I guess you probably didn't know about that. +[39.12 --> 40.18] We are doing a... +[40.18 --> 41.26] I didn't know they were coming on. +[41.28 --> 41.56] Yeah. +[41.60 --> 41.82] Yeah. +[41.82 --> 50.26] We are doing a farewell stream for one of our staffers who's been here over a year now, actually. +[50.38 --> 50.58] Wow. +[50.66 --> 51.80] It's amazing how time flies. +[52.14 --> 52.28] Yeah. +[52.28 --> 58.50] So we've got a bunch of great topics lined up for you, including Intel's 10 nanometer delay. +[59.56 --> 60.30] Intel is... +[60.30 --> 69.08] I mean, is this like the first time in how many decades that Intel hasn't been at the bleeding edge of process node technology? +[69.08 --> 71.34] It's going to be really interesting because they might be in trouble. +[71.34 --> 76.02] Apple to move touch digitizer and... +[76.02 --> 77.30] Wait, what does that even mean? +[77.74 --> 78.52] That called... +[78.52 --> 78.76] Oh. +[79.40 --> 79.68] Oh. +[80.10 --> 81.68] Apple's ditching 3D touch? +[82.60 --> 83.84] Wah, wah, wah. +[84.56 --> 86.14] Jim Keller joins Intel. +[86.28 --> 87.04] This is big news. +[87.10 --> 93.80] If you don't know who Jim Keller is, basically he's like CPU design like Jesus. +[93.80 --> 98.10] Jesus, I went with Jesus to make it like not sort of offensive. +[98.54 --> 99.34] Did it help at all? +[99.56 --> 99.76] No. +[100.34 --> 100.78] Okay. +[101.02 --> 101.14] No. +[102.08 --> 102.88] What else we got? +[103.62 --> 114.04] Windows 10 Redstone 5 gets telephony APIs hinting at a Surface phone, which I thought they learned their lesson already on that one. +[114.18 --> 118.78] But maybe, you know, second time, second time, give it another shot. +[118.88 --> 119.42] Give it another shot. +[119.50 --> 119.90] All right. +[120.08 --> 123.56] So speaking of giving it another shot, let's give another shot at rolling this intro. +[123.80 --> 130.08] Oh, does it matter that I moved this window? +[130.18 --> 130.72] Is that a problem? +[131.74 --> 132.76] I have no idea. +[133.02 --> 135.56] Like, are we using like screen cap to capture that? +[135.62 --> 136.90] I think from a different thing though. +[137.48 --> 137.92] Okay. +[138.26 --> 139.00] I think it's okay. +[139.20 --> 141.14] So hopefully all of that is fine. +[141.22 --> 142.36] I'm getting a bunch of messages. +[142.60 --> 144.96] Hopefully that's not a problem. +[145.96 --> 149.84] Oh, oh, we forgot to, we forgot to do a tweet. +[150.02 --> 151.02] The LAN show is live. +[151.02 --> 153.94] This video brought to you by LTEX. +[154.64 --> 155.10] And Spectrum. +[155.10 --> 155.34] And Spectrum. +[155.34 --> 157.26] And private internet. +[157.26 --> 157.72] And PIA. +[157.72 --> 161.42] All right. +[162.42 --> 165.88] So I got to do a thing real quick here. +[166.10 --> 167.06] Like that thing. +[167.14 --> 168.50] And also this thing. +[169.20 --> 170.68] The WAN show is live. +[174.68 --> 176.52] Twitter like totally finds this stuff. +[176.62 --> 177.18] So does YouTube. +[177.18 --> 178.04] So does Facebook. +[178.38 --> 180.66] And they just super bury it. +[180.86 --> 181.06] Yeah. +[181.30 --> 182.14] Every week. +[182.18 --> 183.80] We'll tweet the same thing, right? +[183.88 --> 185.04] Hey, our show is live. +[185.54 --> 193.14] And those platforms will specifically go out of their way to be super duper sure that no one would want to know that. +[193.14 --> 195.94] And what is going on right now? +[198.06 --> 198.50] What? +[198.76 --> 198.94] What? +[199.74 --> 201.10] How do I not have? +[201.42 --> 201.56] What? +[201.78 --> 202.00] What? +[202.02 --> 202.82] Are you calling yourself? +[202.92 --> 204.24] How am I calling someone? +[204.90 --> 204.98] I. +[205.80 --> 206.20] It's not. +[206.44 --> 207.94] And Hangouts crashed. +[208.28 --> 209.92] So Hangouts has crashed. +[210.26 --> 211.64] It's calling someone. +[211.64 --> 213.40] And somehow. +[213.80 --> 215.92] Have you seen me take my phone out of my pocket? +[216.06 --> 216.44] This phone. +[216.56 --> 218.14] Not the iPhone from my back pocket. +[218.28 --> 218.38] No. +[218.76 --> 218.90] No. +[219.02 --> 220.36] Somehow it was awake. +[221.90 --> 224.96] So far I think this is the like smoothest start to a WAN show we've had. +[224.96 --> 225.66] Ghost phone. +[225.88 --> 227.06] In quite a while. +[227.64 --> 228.46] Ghost phone. +[229.48 --> 231.68] There's nothing I can do about these kinds of things. +[231.84 --> 234.02] It is not my fault at a certain point. +[234.02 --> 234.84] It can't be. +[236.40 --> 237.26] Oh my goodness. +[237.26 --> 239.08] It's also incredibly hot in here. +[239.66 --> 240.04] Yeah. +[240.56 --> 240.96] Wow. +[240.96 --> 242.34] It's getting hot in here. +[242.34 --> 244.28] I think you can see it like my face is glistening. +[244.46 --> 246.10] I don't think that's like a lighting problem. +[246.24 --> 246.46] No. +[246.60 --> 247.08] Me too. +[247.28 --> 247.84] I'm sweating. +[247.98 --> 252.44] It's only April and it's already getting to be like summer weather here. +[252.62 --> 252.94] All right. +[253.02 --> 253.20] Yeah. +[253.40 --> 258.30] So why don't we jump into our first topic here and why don't we just invite our guest. +[258.54 --> 262.78] So let me see if I can figure out how to do it. +[263.82 --> 263.88] And. +[263.88 --> 264.52] Click on the thing. +[265.16 --> 266.56] Click on the thing. +[266.68 --> 267.16] Other thing. +[267.16 --> 267.60] And. +[268.22 --> 269.10] Bippity boppity. +[269.44 --> 270.02] Wrong thing. +[270.02 --> 273.84] Hey look. +[273.94 --> 274.48] It's us. +[275.80 --> 277.40] There you go. +[278.00 --> 278.48] Hooray. +[280.24 --> 280.72] Hi. +[280.84 --> 282.06] So welcome to the show Jason. +[282.52 --> 283.44] How are you doing? +[283.76 --> 285.26] We are fantastic. +[285.44 --> 287.00] A little frazzled and a little warm. +[287.34 --> 287.52] Yeah. +[287.74 --> 289.18] But otherwise fantastic. +[289.34 --> 289.64] How are you? +[289.66 --> 290.14] It's Friday. +[291.02 --> 291.32] Uh. +[291.68 --> 292.24] TGIF. +[292.24 --> 293.20] I know. +[293.34 --> 293.56] Right. +[293.62 --> 294.82] As if it meant anything. +[297.46 --> 297.86] Wait. +[297.94 --> 299.58] You're telling me I don't get the weekend off? +[300.30 --> 300.70] Yeah. +[300.70 --> 301.08] I know. +[301.16 --> 303.32] Well you're you're not exactly new to the YouTube game. +[303.38 --> 305.20] So this shouldn't be much of a surprise to you. +[305.20 --> 306.90] So uh. +[307.74 --> 308.22] Yeah. +[308.32 --> 308.66] We've all. +[308.86 --> 309.60] We've already got. +[309.66 --> 311.06] We've already got people being like. +[312.04 --> 312.86] Holy crap. +[312.94 --> 315.40] Never knew tech deals is name in our Twitch chat. +[316.42 --> 316.86] Yeah. +[318.44 --> 319.28] Jason who? +[319.58 --> 321.36] There's actually a lot of that going on right now. +[321.36 --> 326.72] So why don't you do a quick intro to yourself for anyone who hasn't stumbled across your videos over on the tube. +[328.36 --> 329.46] My name is Jason. +[329.60 --> 334.26] I run a YouTube channel called Tech Deals and I do basically tech deals. +[334.36 --> 338.48] I do tech reviews and the best deals and builds and all sorts of fun stuff. +[339.40 --> 343.78] Just picture me as a much smaller younger version of Linus like five years ago. +[345.72 --> 346.20] Wow. +[346.20 --> 353.00] I mean with all the with all the shade that this guy was throwing even before the show started. +[353.28 --> 358.44] I was worried we were going to have to bring in some more light so you wouldn't even be able to see our glistening foreheads here. +[358.96 --> 360.00] And he's keeping it up. +[360.36 --> 363.96] So guys you can find this channel over here. +[364.48 --> 366.24] Five things to consider when buying an SSD. +[366.62 --> 367.08] It's the. +[367.44 --> 368.06] What is it? +[368.10 --> 368.76] What do they call that? +[368.78 --> 369.78] A channel trailer now? +[370.02 --> 370.92] Whatever they call that. +[370.98 --> 372.22] The featured video on your home. +[372.22 --> 378.36] So giveaway and review 80 plus power supply 1050 versus 1050 TI 2018 update. +[379.40 --> 379.88] Okay. +[379.96 --> 381.48] Why does that need to be updated? +[382.84 --> 389.86] Because people like that stuff because people want to know how like the new games play Far Cry 5 and stuff like that. +[389.86 --> 390.18] Huh. +[391.16 --> 391.36] Wow. +[391.44 --> 393.54] We used to do similar content to that. +[393.64 --> 395.42] And you're like what does that need to happen? +[395.96 --> 397.46] Back in the house. +[397.58 --> 398.50] Back in the garage. +[398.76 --> 399.30] I'm busy. +[399.48 --> 400.18] I'm busy. +[400.50 --> 401.18] RGBing things. +[401.18 --> 401.78] He knows. +[401.78 --> 403.62] RGBing things to death. +[403.64 --> 408.02] See if your brain was just a little bit younger it would have been malleable enough to remember that. +[409.52 --> 410.30] Now you? +[411.08 --> 411.92] What is this? +[412.02 --> 413.38] Like attack Linus show? +[413.78 --> 414.64] The WAN show. +[414.72 --> 415.86] Well you answered the question. +[415.86 --> 416.90] I started this show. +[416.96 --> 423.26] You answered the question of where he could be found with a YouTube link instead of mentioning the new thing. +[423.26 --> 424.54] Ah yes. +[424.68 --> 430.58] So I totally screwed up and it's totally my fault that especially Luke is going after me here. +[430.58 --> 431.04] Well you don't have it here. +[431.08 --> 431.50] I'll fix it. +[431.62 --> 432.08] Mind you. +[432.26 --> 433.00] Oh okay. +[433.04 --> 433.76] You just don't have a thing. +[433.82 --> 434.06] All right. +[434.12 --> 434.42] All right. +[434.46 --> 435.38] You can find him there. +[435.96 --> 436.26] Can I? +[436.36 --> 436.62] Okay. +[436.62 --> 438.08] So this is pretty cool. +[438.08 --> 448.20] So the thing that we're announcing here is that Jason is going to be the second non-Linus media group creator to show up on Flowplane. +[449.82 --> 450.14] Awesome. +[450.66 --> 456.10] Minus Tech Tips, BitWit Ultra and right there Tech Deals is now live on the platform. +[456.10 --> 460.24] And obviously we've had a look at some of the stuff you've got up on YouTube. +[460.54 --> 464.34] But what do you have available now for people to check out over on Flowplane? +[464.80 --> 467.86] We have got some early access videos over there. +[468.06 --> 474.26] The May 2018 unboxing is already there with more than a dozen cool things unboxed. +[474.58 --> 477.10] There's some additional testing of VRAM requirements. +[477.86 --> 481.32] There's a couple of behind the scenes videos that are exclusive to Flowplane. +[481.86 --> 485.56] Just some interesting videos that you just won't see on YouTube. +[485.56 --> 486.98] So cool stuff. +[487.06 --> 487.92] Holy crap. +[487.96 --> 489.20] You've been really busy. +[489.44 --> 491.28] He's been on top of it. +[491.30 --> 493.28] What the heck is all this? +[493.70 --> 497.20] You've only had access to the account for like two days, dude. +[498.00 --> 502.46] That Galax is the first time I've ever tested a Galax card. +[503.44 --> 503.64] Cool. +[505.86 --> 506.38] Sheesh. +[507.02 --> 507.86] All right. +[508.22 --> 509.72] Well, that's fantastic. +[509.94 --> 510.54] Okay, cool. +[510.54 --> 512.54] All right. +[512.54 --> 518.84] So why don't we actually do something that we rarely do on WAN show here and actually get into a tech topic? +[519.62 --> 520.02] Oh, wow. +[520.18 --> 524.86] So this was originally posted on the Linus Tech Tips Forum by Sam C. +[525.04 --> 527.50] And the original article here is from Tom's Hardware. +[527.50 --> 531.94] But basically, this is absolutely huge. +[532.58 --> 545.90] Intel's 10 nanometer technology is, and the headline says, this is pretty savage here actually, is broken and apparently delayed until 2019. +[545.90 --> 553.94] Now, if the rest of the industry were going through the same challenges, this wouldn't even really be that newsworthy. +[553.94 --> 554.18] Yeah. +[554.64 --> 568.32] Except that the word on the street is that AMD is already in the prototyping stages using 7 nanometer technology from their partner Global Foundries. +[568.32 --> 568.62] Yeah. +[568.62 --> 568.66] Yeah. +[570.46 --> 570.90] Yeah. +[571.42 --> 571.74] Yeah. +[571.94 --> 572.46] The, um. +[572.54 --> 572.82] What? +[573.10 --> 576.32] And this isn't, to add a little bit too, this isn't rumor mill stuff. +[576.42 --> 578.72] I often complain like, oh, I don't like rumors. +[578.86 --> 582.12] This was from a, I believe, a shareholder's call? +[582.28 --> 582.48] Yeah. +[582.54 --> 589.38] So during their quarterly earnings call, and this was yesterday, Intel basically was like, yep, this is a thing. +[589.38 --> 589.98] Yeah. +[591.18 --> 591.46] Yeah. +[591.74 --> 593.58] And it's not too surprising. +[593.72 --> 602.62] They've been like, a lot of the news lately of like, oh, this person has been hired for Intel has been like them poaching from other companies pretty aggressively. +[602.90 --> 604.90] So it seems like they knew there was a problem. +[605.04 --> 606.66] They've been trying to pull people in to solve it. +[607.62 --> 613.96] I mean, Jason, do you think they were trying to bury this news somewhat under an extremely strong quarter one earnings? +[614.96 --> 615.70] They were. +[615.70 --> 619.56] I mean, they, they had great earnings, but their, their desktop business is flat. +[619.70 --> 621.96] It's their services business that's up. +[622.34 --> 628.48] And it looks like we're going to be getting yet another iteration of 14 nanometer beyond coffee, like, believe it or not. +[629.70 --> 630.70] Holy crap. +[632.02 --> 639.04] I mean, this is kind of, does this feel really similar to what started happening with GPUs right around the 28 nanometer time? +[639.50 --> 639.70] Yeah. +[639.70 --> 648.10] When is the last time AMD had the chance of having a CPU at a smaller production process than Intel? +[649.48 --> 658.74] I don't think I've been a computer enthusiast long enough for AMD to have even been on the same process node as Intel. +[658.74 --> 673.50] And I don't mean where they, like, Intel went ahead and then AMD caught up and then Intel went, like, I mean for AMD to have, like, launched at around a similar time with using the same manufacturing process as Intel. +[673.50 --> 686.92] So just for, for those of you who aren't familiar with what this means, there are a number of things that make a CPU or a GPU or any kind of processor inherently better. +[686.92 --> 696.12] So adding more cache, for example, adding smarter cache, that is, as long as it's not suffering from Spectre or meltdown related issues. +[696.86 --> 698.44] Minor problems. +[698.72 --> 700.32] Increasing the clock speed. +[700.62 --> 701.72] All of these things help. +[701.80 --> 706.36] So architectural changes to the design of the chip and how its logic works. +[706.78 --> 709.86] These help performance and can potentially help efficiency. +[709.86 --> 719.32] But the kind of freebie that for decades now we've pretty much taken for granted is shrinking the manufacturing process. +[719.32 --> 720.80] So the size of the transistors. +[721.04 --> 731.20] With a couple of notable exceptions, this inherently makes the chips more power efficient and smaller, allowing you to increase the complexity. +[731.62 --> 736.44] I mean, that's why a CPU today can have in excess of, like, 20 megabytes of cache. +[736.44 --> 754.70] Whereas back when I was getting into this stuff, I mean, having 256 kilobytes or 512 kilobytes was considered pretty darn good. +[754.70 --> 772.72] So AMD, by manufacturing on a smaller process, inherently has an advantage in terms of power consumption and chip complexity that Intel has just taken for granted for the last, what, 20 years? +[773.58 --> 775.12] Yeah, pretty much. +[775.64 --> 777.28] It's given them their huge advantage. +[779.18 --> 780.88] That's incredible. +[780.88 --> 786.14] So, I mean, there's a couple other just sort of housekeeping items here. +[786.32 --> 788.46] They're shipping Canon Lake in low volume. +[789.68 --> 792.42] Haven't pointed to specific customers or products. +[794.58 --> 801.88] And basically, their multi-patterning process is generating too many yield-reducing defects to produce 10 nanometer cost effectively. +[802.28 --> 806.46] So that's another thing that the layperson would not necessarily be aware of. +[806.46 --> 811.40] When you're manufacturing, it's not just about can you make a CPU. +[812.02 --> 818.14] Intel could probably make a CPU at 10 nanometer or even a node or even two nodes below. +[818.38 --> 823.82] If all they had to make was one CPU and it could cost them $6 million to produce or whatever the case may be. +[823.82 --> 839.50] But for them to make it cost effective enough that they can bring these 10 nanometer products to market and actually sell them at a price that would be acceptable to consumers and competitive with their own 14 nanometer products, +[839.50 --> 845.62] well, for that, you have to have a significant amount of the wafer actually be usable. +[846.18 --> 847.76] And they can accept small defects. +[847.90 --> 854.64] You'll often see that in the form of something like a Core i5 or a Core i3 where they'll turn off some cash or turn off a couple of cores. +[854.96 --> 856.08] That's perfectly acceptable. +[856.54 --> 863.38] But for them to not ship at all means they are not getting enough even usable dyes to productize the thing. +[863.38 --> 874.82] Well, we may actually see AMD pull ahead in performance then for a change because Ryzen's awesome, but it's still per Core not quite as fast. +[874.90 --> 876.34] But what if that changes by next year? +[876.86 --> 886.48] So one thing that's sort of a potential ace up AMD's sleeve is that we've seen second generation Ryzen. +[886.48 --> 892.36] And I mean, whatever the hype train might have said, you know, our thoughts on it were, okay. +[893.44 --> 896.04] I mean, yeah, it's more better for the same price. +[896.12 --> 897.56] I'm certainly not going to say no. +[897.70 --> 897.90] Yeah. +[898.26 --> 899.90] No, send it back. +[900.40 --> 901.50] Make another one. +[901.52 --> 902.42] I don't want the improvements. +[903.34 --> 907.12] But there was nothing revolutionary about it. +[907.34 --> 913.82] What we haven't seen from AMD yet is something that they have clearly indicated is on their roadmap, and that is Zen 2. +[913.82 --> 929.70] So that's an actual architectural improvement to Zen that's more than just, okay, we shrunk the node a little bit, like a fraction of a node down, and we've reduced power consumption a little bit, even though it ended up not actually amounting to much, and we've increased clock speed. +[931.28 --> 936.04] So can you imagine what the world looks like where AMD outperforms Intel? +[936.04 --> 944.68] It's kind of exciting, because I think it'll light a fire under Intel again. +[945.22 --> 946.72] And we've been saying this for a long time. +[946.80 --> 960.82] It's going to be weird consumer-wise, because even if AMD is ahead of Intel in that way, it'll be interesting to see how fast or even if the market really shifts that much, because people have been ingrained to just buy Intel stuff for so long now. +[960.82 --> 962.92] I'm going to go ahead. +[963.00 --> 967.52] I'm going to say something that might be a little unpopular with the AMD fanboys out there. +[968.60 --> 971.98] I don't think it's going to affect consumer choice very much at all. +[972.10 --> 975.64] That's where I was kind of going with that, is I think people are still going to buy it. +[976.32 --> 982.70] I think AMD is going to raise prices, and the people who are going to buy AMD are going to buy AMD, because it's a good choice. +[982.92 --> 984.98] And the people who buy Intel are going to buy Intel. +[984.98 --> 990.18] Well, that was kind of true back in the Pentium 4 days when you had Athlon XP. +[990.68 --> 990.82] Yep. +[991.20 --> 999.16] And in particular, I mean, the Pentium 4 wasn't even the worst, because the Pentium 4 legitimately outperformed the Athlon XP. +[999.82 --> 1012.22] I mean, us AMD people, you know, I had a 2500 plus, and I overclocked it to 2.2 gigahertz, which would have made it a 3200 plus by bumping the frontside bus from 333 to 400. +[1012.58 --> 1012.80] Okay? +[1012.80 --> 1014.96] No, no, crap. +[1015.06 --> 1016.50] No, it was from 266 to 330. +[1016.60 --> 1017.52] Whatever, whatever it was. +[1017.80 --> 1027.00] It was very confusing, because AMD back in those days would actually have multiple models of the same processor at different frontside bus speeds, and then just with, like, different multipliers. +[1027.64 --> 1032.06] And because of board compatibility with, because remember, that was back when third-party chipsets existed. +[1032.30 --> 1032.48] Yeah. +[1032.66 --> 1032.88] Right? +[1033.00 --> 1034.12] Remember via chipsets? +[1034.28 --> 1034.68] Whoa. +[1034.92 --> 1035.32] Enforce? +[1035.66 --> 1036.08] Yeah, baby. +[1036.94 --> 1037.98] Blaster in the past. +[1038.16 --> 1038.84] I know, right? +[1038.84 --> 1049.48] So, anyway, I had a 2500 plus, and I had it overclocked to a 3200 plus, which AMD very optimistically would compare to Intel's 3.2 gigahertz. +[1049.48 --> 1055.44] But if we're being honest with ourselves, I was one of those people who was like, you know what? +[1055.52 --> 1057.68] Hyper threading is not real processor cores. +[1057.92 --> 1058.90] So, you know what? +[1059.00 --> 1062.84] My 32 hybrid plus is, like, as good as your 3.2 gigahertz P4. +[1062.84 --> 1067.04] But in actuality, hyper threading was a good thing. +[1067.24 --> 1074.16] And this wasn't something that I actually discovered until dual cores were sort of the norm in the enthusiast circles. +[1074.36 --> 1080.14] And I got my hands on a P4C 2.4 gigahertz. +[1080.34 --> 1083.78] So this was a Northwood C, and this was an M0 stepping. +[1084.44 --> 1086.14] This was a cool chip. +[1086.36 --> 1090.16] This is a 2.4 gigahertz chip that was capable of, like, 4 plus. +[1090.28 --> 1092.08] Do people hunt that stuff as much as they used to? +[1092.08 --> 1100.12] A P4C 800-E Deluxe. +[1100.98 --> 1102.90] That's an Asus board from back in the day. +[1103.00 --> 1106.46] That was actually the board that I had that I was playing around with this M0 stepping on. +[1106.88 --> 1111.82] And that M0 stepping was out of, like, a salvaged system someone had given to me when I built them a new one. +[1111.88 --> 1112.50] I was like, whoa! +[1112.74 --> 1113.98] You had no idea what you had here. +[1114.46 --> 1116.64] I mean, dual cores were obviously still better. +[1116.70 --> 1117.96] But I was like, oh, hyper threading worked. +[1118.02 --> 1118.50] This is cool. +[1118.58 --> 1119.22] I'm overclocked. +[1119.24 --> 1120.20] Man, that thing was fast. +[1120.20 --> 1122.54] Anyway, what am I talking about again? +[1123.28 --> 1123.50] Right. +[1123.68 --> 1125.16] A P4C 800-E Deluxe. +[1125.28 --> 1127.44] Those still go for $100 on eBay. +[1128.52 --> 1128.96] Really? +[1128.96 --> 1133.98] I looked at it last week because we're planning, like, a blast from the past machine. +[1134.76 --> 1136.64] And we want to overclock the snot out of it. +[1136.70 --> 1146.42] And if you want to overclock the snot out of a P4C, a Pentium 4C, then you really do need a P4C 800-E Deluxe. +[1146.84 --> 1151.86] And so we are probably going to pay $100 for a 10-year-old motherboard in the near future. +[1151.86 --> 1153.36] That's a crime. +[1155.50 --> 1155.94] $100. +[1155.94 --> 1161.74] All I remember is that the Pentium 3s were good, and then the Athlons came out. +[1162.32 --> 1170.86] And I skipped most of the Pentium 4s because, frankly, yes, you could get a Pentium 4 that was faster, but it cost so much more money than an Athlon. +[1171.86 --> 1172.62] That's true. +[1173.08 --> 1174.54] The board was more expensive. +[1174.86 --> 1176.22] The chip was more expensive. +[1176.22 --> 1181.24] To get the most out of it, you needed dual-channel memory, which back then was, like... +[1181.24 --> 1182.60] And you remember that Rambus RAM? +[1183.08 --> 1184.32] Crazy expensive. +[1185.04 --> 1185.94] Yeah, Rambus RAM. +[1185.94 --> 1187.12] I actually... +[1187.12 --> 1196.46] There's a gap in my PC enthusiasm in between the Pentium 1 and the P4 post-Rambus. +[1197.22 --> 1199.64] So I never had to deal with Rambus memory. +[1199.64 --> 1201.70] You've never had Rambus? +[1202.00 --> 1203.52] I have never had Rambus. +[1203.58 --> 1206.12] In fact, I don't think I've ever even talked about it. +[1206.16 --> 1210.64] So feel free to tell our audience for maybe the first time they've ever heard about it because they're... +[1211.22 --> 1215.12] If you listen to our haters, they're all kids. +[1216.04 --> 1217.74] So, yeah, go ahead and educate them. +[1218.22 --> 1224.26] I wouldn't want to put a hat on or anything, but basically Intel wanted a piece of the RAM market. +[1224.40 --> 1225.52] Oh, did I say that out loud? +[1225.52 --> 1232.04] So they wanted to get everybody off of DDR RAM and they wanted to go to Rambus because they had royalties and patents on it. +[1232.10 --> 1237.18] It was supposed to be faster and it was, but it had higher latency and other issues or vice versa. +[1237.52 --> 1245.98] But essentially, they thought that their market clock would force everybody and you could buy an Athlon instead, which used the cheaper DDR RAM and cheaper boards. +[1245.98 --> 1254.84] And yes, Pentium was 10%, 20% faster, but you paid double, triple the money for 10% or 20% speed. +[1254.96 --> 1255.50] It was silly. +[1255.50 --> 1260.94] That would be a tremendous video. +[1262.20 --> 1265.60] Standards that Intel has pushed over the years that died. +[1266.30 --> 1267.36] We've got Rambus. +[1267.58 --> 1268.96] We've got BTX. +[1269.60 --> 1270.66] We've got... +[1270.66 --> 1273.50] What else just like off the top of our heads could we... +[1274.94 --> 1277.44] Oh, do you guys remember Vive? +[1279.56 --> 1280.72] V-I-I-V? +[1281.20 --> 1281.98] No, I don't think so. +[1282.04 --> 1282.68] Oh, man. +[1282.82 --> 1283.58] Oh, it was epic. +[1283.58 --> 1293.54] We had this demo kit at the NCIX headquarters that I don't think literally was ever taken out of its box. +[1293.72 --> 1294.70] I've seen this logo. +[1294.98 --> 1295.42] Yeah, yeah. +[1295.48 --> 1295.92] Here, hold on. +[1296.00 --> 1296.58] I'm going to... +[1297.30 --> 1299.90] Here's an Intel press room technology brief. +[1299.98 --> 1302.28] I'm just going to show you guys on my screen here. +[1302.86 --> 1303.58] Here it is. +[1303.76 --> 1304.42] Yeah, baby. +[1304.58 --> 1305.72] Intel Vive. +[1306.58 --> 1309.18] Maximize your home entertainment experience. +[1309.18 --> 1320.94] This is Intel's brand for in-home entertainment PCs designed to transform how consumers manage, share, and enjoy a broad and growing assortment of movies, programs, music, games, and photos. +[1322.70 --> 1323.52] Oh, man. +[1323.58 --> 1324.06] Look at this. +[1324.14 --> 1327.44] Look how, like, delightfully 2000s all of this looks. +[1328.22 --> 1330.06] I recognize all the logos, but I don't remember it at all. +[1330.14 --> 1331.94] It's probably because it's home theater and I didn't care. +[1331.94 --> 1337.32] Well, the other thing, too, is that it didn't matter at all because anything was Vive. +[1338.08 --> 1342.30] It was just kind of a meaningless label that you could put on an HTPC with a... +[1342.30 --> 1342.94] Oh, no. +[1342.94 --> 1347.22] It was like the multimedia PC standard back in the 90s. +[1347.34 --> 1347.96] VR ready. +[1348.24 --> 1349.14] Yeah, like, look at... +[1349.14 --> 1349.64] Oh. +[1349.64 --> 1353.42] Like, look at these performance benchmarks. +[1353.70 --> 1356.20] They're like, yes, a Vive technology. +[1356.50 --> 1358.12] Oh, by the way, it's a Pentium D processor. +[1359.32 --> 1369.06] And then they compare it to just a P4, not Vive, and they're like, oh, yes, Vive is much more better, but it actually is just, like, better CPUs. +[1369.06 --> 1371.94] Like, here's a Core 2 Duo versus a P4 571. +[1372.46 --> 1375.14] What is the point exactly that you're trying to make? +[1375.14 --> 1381.30] Would you consider Intel's Iitanium to be them trying to control 64-bit? +[1383.06 --> 1383.92] You know what? +[1384.04 --> 1399.60] I don't know enough about the Iitanic to really comment on it, like, in an in-depth technical way because it was server tech at a time when we did not dabble in server tech at all. +[1400.04 --> 1401.40] So what's your take? +[1401.64 --> 1404.00] Because I feel like you wouldn't ask me if you didn't have an opinion. +[1404.00 --> 1411.62] Well, they were trying to move the industry off of their traditional x86, which, of course, AMD had a license to. +[1411.92 --> 1415.20] And the idea was that they would have something that they could have exclusive. +[1416.08 --> 1422.70] And I'll bet an awful lot of people today don't realize that the 64-bit technology we use today isn't Intel's. +[1422.76 --> 1423.52] It's AMD's. +[1425.58 --> 1429.98] Iitanium was Intel's attempt to get everybody off a legacy platform and sort of take control. +[1429.98 --> 1437.08] They've tried multiple times over the years to try to retake control of the CPU business from AMD. +[1438.34 --> 1438.72] Yeah. +[1440.86 --> 1441.60] I know. +[1441.60 --> 1453.86] It will be considering all the stuff that happened 15 years ago with Pentium 4 and Athlon if Ryzen 3 ends up being 7 nanometers before Intel gets there. +[1455.34 --> 1457.86] Are you adding this to, like... +[1457.86 --> 1458.82] No, no, but I will. +[1458.94 --> 1460.00] We, like, definitely have to do that video. +[1460.00 --> 1462.10] I thought you were like, I'm doing this during the show. +[1462.18 --> 1462.48] No, no. +[1462.48 --> 1463.34] And I was like, I don't think you'll forget. +[1463.34 --> 1465.48] That would be so much fun. +[1466.20 --> 1472.40] So on the subject of all of this lighting a fire under Intel's, but I think we've got time for one more topic with you. +[1472.58 --> 1474.84] And I think this is probably the best one. +[1475.36 --> 1478.58] Jim Keller is joining Intel. +[1478.72 --> 1481.10] So this was posted by NumLock21 on the forum. +[1481.26 --> 1483.36] And the original article is WCCF Tech. +[1483.50 --> 1488.86] So whatever you might think about them, you can keep it to yourself because this is, like, a confirmed thing. +[1488.94 --> 1489.74] So just chill out. +[1489.74 --> 1494.28] But basically, I mean, this is not even... +[1494.28 --> 1494.98] This is not even... +[1494.98 --> 1497.36] This doesn't do justice to the guy's resume. +[1497.70 --> 1502.92] But it says AMD's Zen and Athlon 64 CPU architect. +[1503.44 --> 1509.92] So pretty much the only times that AMD has built anything competitive with Intel in the last 10 years. +[1512.10 --> 1516.80] The architect behind them, Jim Keller, has joined Intel. +[1516.80 --> 1521.34] So this is after stints at Apple, where I believe... +[1521.34 --> 1523.94] Was he working on CPU or GPU at Apple? +[1524.32 --> 1525.98] Do you remember? +[1527.64 --> 1528.02] No. +[1528.18 --> 1529.46] No, I can't remember either. +[1529.60 --> 1532.78] And then he also did some time at Tesla. +[1533.82 --> 1536.24] So he left AMD for Tesla most recently. +[1536.36 --> 1541.90] And then he was at Apple in between AMD and AMD again, I think? +[1542.44 --> 1543.78] Can't remember exactly. +[1543.78 --> 1549.38] But basically, the guy is a legend in the CPU design business. +[1550.02 --> 1561.22] And so now he and Raja Kuduri, who was the head of Radeon Technologies Group under AMD, are now both at Intel. +[1561.36 --> 1567.06] So if there was any doubt that Intel is making a big push here, you can put that to rest. +[1567.60 --> 1568.30] It's going to be interesting. +[1568.30 --> 1576.98] Well, he was essentially played a key role or responsible for the good CPUs that AMD, frankly, has ever designed. +[1577.14 --> 1582.88] Because I don't know if you ever played around with the old K6 and K5 chips way back in the 90s. +[1582.98 --> 1588.02] But they really struggled when they lost the ability to copy Intel's designs. +[1588.16 --> 1591.14] I mean, all the way through the 386 and whatnot, they could copy Intel. +[1591.14 --> 1592.22] But then they had to come up there. +[1592.58 --> 1593.46] K5 was late. +[1593.58 --> 1595.74] K5 was slow, competing with the Pentium. +[1596.06 --> 1597.52] And then K6 was okay. +[1597.94 --> 1599.74] But then the K7 was Athlon. +[1599.94 --> 1607.76] And so basically, he did Athlon, Athlon XP, all the way through until they switched over to Phenom and FX, which he wasn't involved with. +[1607.98 --> 1609.06] And then he did Ryzen. +[1609.18 --> 1611.94] So basically, he's done every good CPU AMD's ever done. +[1611.94 --> 1615.80] I mean, that's one way of putting it. +[1615.88 --> 1615.98] Yep. +[1619.02 --> 1619.92] Oh, man. +[1620.06 --> 1629.16] So he's joining as a senior vice president, leading the company's silicon engineering, which encompasses system-on-chip development and integration. +[1630.30 --> 1631.64] So he did a... +[1631.64 --> 1631.94] Oh, yeah. +[1632.02 --> 1632.16] Okay. +[1632.18 --> 1633.02] This is all in my notes. +[1633.10 --> 1637.30] Did a multi-year stint at Apple between contributions to K8 and coming back to work on Zen. +[1637.30 --> 1641.76] At Apple, he led the design team to build the company's class-leading mobile processors. +[1642.48 --> 1648.22] So in 2015, he left AMD to join Tesla, where he's been leading the company's AI chip design teams to date. +[1648.98 --> 1661.32] So if Tesla produces some kind of chip design that is, like, freaking awesome in the next year to four, he will definitely have had a hand in that. +[1662.92 --> 1664.84] I mean, what does this mean for AMD? +[1665.64 --> 1671.44] Like, they're going to have a couple of good years here, because one of the things that Mr. Keller did... +[1671.44 --> 1672.14] I don't know. +[1672.22 --> 1672.76] Is this a doctor? +[1673.74 --> 1674.22] I don't know. +[1674.34 --> 1676.60] I've never seen it written that way. +[1676.84 --> 1677.08] Yeah, I'm not sure. +[1677.08 --> 1678.78] I mean, it seems like there's a pretty good chance. +[1678.82 --> 1679.10] Anyway... +[1679.10 --> 1679.28] Yeah. +[1679.28 --> 1683.10] One of the things that Jim Keller did at AMD was he set out a roadmap for Zen. +[1683.58 --> 1688.46] Like, this is Zen 1, and then here's, like, future generations of Zen. +[1688.56 --> 1689.82] Like, here's... +[1689.82 --> 1691.40] It's all plotted out for you. +[1691.82 --> 1694.22] But after that, what do they do? +[1694.22 --> 1697.20] Where do you find another rock star like that? +[1698.88 --> 1699.60] I don't know. +[1699.70 --> 1701.48] Find good people and let them do their thing. +[1702.14 --> 1704.26] I mean, it's become very challenging, though. +[1704.36 --> 1707.72] I mean, in the early days, chip design was simple enough. +[1707.92 --> 1709.94] I mean, obviously, it was already very complicated. +[1710.32 --> 1715.88] But it was simple enough that there could be many people qualified to work on it. +[1715.88 --> 1723.96] But as time goes on, for you to find someone with the knowledge to work on current technology +[1723.96 --> 1729.62] and the experience of everything that's come before it, something that does have a value +[1729.62 --> 1735.34] and has a value more and more so as the technology progresses, to find those people is going to +[1735.34 --> 1737.06] become more and more difficult. +[1737.54 --> 1741.92] And when you're AMD, you are competing with Intel to attract those people. +[1742.16 --> 1744.76] And we can see who is winning that battle right now. +[1745.88 --> 1749.22] Yeah, and it's not like he's retiring right away. +[1749.70 --> 1753.04] That's one thing I was going to look into is, like, is the old guard going to be retiring? +[1753.30 --> 1755.06] But he's not quite at that age yet. +[1755.14 --> 1756.84] So, nope, we can keep leaning on these guys. +[1759.70 --> 1760.62] It's going to be interesting. +[1762.66 --> 1763.18] All right. +[1763.24 --> 1764.78] Well, we've got to jump into our sponsors. +[1765.98 --> 1768.46] Jason, thank you so much for coming on the show. +[1768.46 --> 1772.82] We are absolutely thrilled not just to have you on, but also to have you on Floatplane. +[1772.82 --> 1776.16] So I just want to do a quick reminder to everyone. +[1776.90 --> 1781.70] You can find Jason over on YouTube if you just search for TechDeals. +[1784.16 --> 1785.88] YouTube.com slash TechDeals. +[1786.02 --> 1786.20] Yep. +[1786.40 --> 1788.16] And you can also find him over on... +[1788.72 --> 1792.44] Sorry, I was just stalling for time while I got my Floatplane screen up here. +[1792.52 --> 1793.24] Yep, there we go. +[1793.36 --> 1796.30] And you can also find him over on Floatplane. +[1796.56 --> 1796.86] Yeah. +[1796.86 --> 1801.02] Will you be doing mostly early access or exclusive stuff, or what's the deal over there? +[1801.80 --> 1802.54] Early access. +[1802.70 --> 1807.02] The goal is to give everybody a week early access to all the videos, except for, like, +[1807.04 --> 1807.74] key product launches. +[1807.88 --> 1810.72] But everything will go up first on Floatplane and then on YouTube. +[1810.90 --> 1816.22] But there will be some behind-the-scenes, a couple of fun exclusive videos just for Floatplane supporters. +[1816.78 --> 1817.02] Cool. +[1817.44 --> 1817.84] Fantastic. +[1818.06 --> 1818.34] All right. +[1818.40 --> 1819.88] Well, thank you so much for joining us. +[1819.88 --> 1820.24] Bye. +[1820.24 --> 1824.26] And we'll talk really soon, because I'm sure you're going to want some tech support, +[1824.42 --> 1825.66] because Floatplane's pretty alpha, dude. +[1825.66 --> 1826.30] Hey. +[1827.20 --> 1828.98] Hey, you were taking shots at me. +[1829.18 --> 1829.76] All right, see ya. +[1830.02 --> 1830.64] That's fair. +[1830.94 --> 1831.26] 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2082.04] Yeah, I guess we should do that now. +[2082.14 --> 2082.26] Okay. +[2082.48 --> 2084.70] Can I do one thing right before then? +[2084.78 --> 2085.96] Oh, it's like 20 minutes of time. +[2085.96 --> 2086.54] Oh, it's like 20 minutes of time. +[2086.54 --> 2086.72] What? +[2087.58 --> 2090.58] I have a thing that I need to do in the thing right there. +[2090.64 --> 2091.08] You have a thing? +[2091.68 --> 2092.44] Oh, yeah, sure. +[2092.62 --> 2093.24] Go ahead. +[2093.76 --> 2096.40] Apply for the developer position at Flowplane Media. +[2096.58 --> 2098.88] If you're watching this on YouTube, it will be in the description. +[2099.48 --> 2100.84] Otherwise, you're posting it in Twitch chat? +[2100.90 --> 2101.80] I'm posting it in Twitch chat. +[2101.82 --> 2102.08] All right, cool. +[2102.70 --> 2104.08] How many people are on the team now? +[2105.46 --> 2106.98] It depends where you draw the line. +[2107.12 --> 2107.42] Okay. +[2107.68 --> 2107.88] Yeah. +[2108.08 --> 2108.64] Like five? +[2109.24 --> 2110.52] But depends where you draw the line. +[2110.58 --> 2111.42] But also... +[2111.42 --> 2113.66] If the line's on me, then five if I'm included. +[2114.02 --> 2114.26] Yeah. +[2114.38 --> 2115.28] But are you included? +[2115.54 --> 2115.88] Yeah. +[2116.28 --> 2117.48] It's like five plus. +[2117.60 --> 2117.76] Yeah. +[2117.86 --> 2118.04] Yeah. +[2118.12 --> 2118.34] Okay. +[2118.52 --> 2118.74] Yeah. +[2118.86 --> 2119.96] So it's going really well. +[2120.16 --> 2120.52] It's been... +[2120.52 --> 2121.24] It's awesome. +[2121.72 --> 2122.72] Luke's a great boss. +[2125.62 --> 2126.26] Not now? +[2126.50 --> 2127.42] I'm so confused. +[2127.54 --> 2128.06] Okay, there we go. +[2128.06 --> 2129.52] Um, LTX 2018. +[2129.52 --> 2130.52] Oh, yeah, I saw that. +[2130.64 --> 2130.92] Thanks. +[2131.28 --> 2131.52] Oh. +[2132.02 --> 2132.98] LTX 2018. +[2133.34 --> 2135.02] It's a meetup and interactive tech event. +[2135.08 --> 2138.40] It's happening July 14th at the Richmond Olympic Oval here in Richmond, BC, Canada. +[2138.64 --> 2143.58] The current booths include a blind cable management competition brought to you by CableMod. +[2143.58 --> 2149.32] A de-lidding workshop so you can bring your CPU and we will show you how to de-lid it safely. +[2149.86 --> 2151.20] Case Toss 2.0. +[2151.84 --> 2152.82] Safer this time. +[2153.44 --> 2154.46] Multi-headed VR. +[2154.92 --> 2155.60] A LAN. +[2155.86 --> 2156.10] Really? +[2156.18 --> 2156.76] We're going to have a LAN? +[2157.62 --> 2158.16] That's sick. +[2158.44 --> 2158.70] Okay. +[2159.46 --> 2160.96] 12K ultra-wide gaming. +[2161.06 --> 2164.24] We haven't actually made that video yet, but we will be working on that very hard, hopefully +[2164.24 --> 2165.04] to have it done in time. +[2165.32 --> 2168.82] And with more on the way, there's going to be food, music, cool systems to look at. +[2170.34 --> 2170.86] Games. +[2171.30 --> 2172.20] More swag. +[2172.54 --> 2173.22] Special guests. +[2173.58 --> 2175.78] Exclusive live unboxings and more. +[2175.94 --> 2180.48] So tickets start at $35 Canadian and you can check them out at ltxexpo.com. +[2181.42 --> 2181.90] So. +[2182.28 --> 2183.30] Oh crap. +[2183.48 --> 2184.10] Oh crap. +[2184.30 --> 2185.04] Oh crap. +[2185.16 --> 2186.04] Where's the... +[2186.04 --> 2186.38] Where... +[2186.38 --> 2187.66] Where is it? +[2188.30 --> 2188.68] Where's the... +[2188.68 --> 2189.18] Oh, there it is. +[2189.42 --> 2189.70] Okay. +[2189.86 --> 2190.02] Yep. +[2190.10 --> 2190.62] Everything's fine. +[2190.84 --> 2191.68] So it's your last day. +[2191.90 --> 2192.20] Yes. +[2193.96 --> 2194.44] Bye. +[2196.40 --> 2200.90] So I actually haven't asked you this yet, but like, where are you going? +[2201.22 --> 2201.62] Croatia. +[2201.62 --> 2201.74] Croatia. +[2202.74 --> 2203.14] Okay. +[2203.26 --> 2204.82] Not what I meant, but... +[2204.82 --> 2206.22] Um... +[2206.22 --> 2207.12] Oh, really? +[2207.26 --> 2207.38] Oh. +[2207.48 --> 2207.68] Okay. +[2207.68 --> 2208.52] What are you doing in Croatia? +[2208.52 --> 2212.62] I'm going to go live with my boyfriend's grandparents for a bit. +[2214.22 --> 2214.70] Really? +[2215.12 --> 2215.42] Yeah. +[2215.52 --> 2217.10] Breathe in some fresh air, I guess. +[2217.32 --> 2218.98] You're going to live in Croatia? +[2218.98 --> 2220.36] They have no Wi-Fi? +[2221.60 --> 2224.60] Like in Croatia or at his grandparents' house? +[2224.80 --> 2225.52] In Croatia. +[2226.00 --> 2226.40] No. +[2226.58 --> 2227.46] Yes, they do. +[2227.54 --> 2227.98] They don't. +[2229.14 --> 2229.66] What? +[2230.14 --> 2230.48] Yeah. +[2231.14 --> 2231.42] Okay. +[2231.62 --> 2235.18] So Tech Kids video, like, getting max Wi-Fi in Croatia? +[2235.90 --> 2239.54] I don't think they have the capacity to do that. +[2240.20 --> 2240.68] No. +[2240.68 --> 2241.00] Oh. +[2241.54 --> 2245.02] I'll send you a photo of their, like, uh, breaker. +[2245.36 --> 2246.46] Like, it's insane. +[2246.66 --> 2248.52] Oh, oh, but just like in their house. +[2248.56 --> 2249.04] In their house. +[2249.20 --> 2253.18] They, I think they have Wi-Fi at like one of the cafes in the city that they live in. +[2254.68 --> 2255.08] Really? +[2255.34 --> 2255.70] Yes. +[2255.70 --> 2261.78] So you're going from complete immersion in technology to, like, your phone is basically +[2261.78 --> 2266.56] a fancy Apple-branded decoration. +[2266.86 --> 2267.22] Yes. +[2268.54 --> 2268.98] Wow. +[2269.14 --> 2270.24] How long are you staying there? +[2270.50 --> 2271.90] A few weeks to a month. +[2272.98 --> 2273.94] A month. +[2274.40 --> 2274.80] Yeah. +[2275.42 --> 2275.86] So. +[2277.46 --> 2277.90] Yeah. +[2278.04 --> 2278.36] Wow. +[2278.40 --> 2278.94] That's exciting. +[2279.06 --> 2280.74] Have you given much thought to your plan beyond that? +[2282.20 --> 2283.76] I feel like I'm interviewing you. +[2283.86 --> 2284.60] I might as well ask. +[2284.66 --> 2285.00] You know what? +[2285.00 --> 2288.18] I might as well ask some of the, some of the questions that I'm sure people have on +[2288.18 --> 2288.50] their minds. +[2288.60 --> 2290.78] Guys, go ahead and post in the Twitch chat. +[2290.84 --> 2294.72] If you have any questions for Max, I will do my best, but we're not going to have a ton +[2294.72 --> 2300.14] of time because it's 5.59 and so officially in one minute, she super doesn't work here anymore +[2300.14 --> 2301.86] and definitely doesn't have to listen to me. +[2301.94 --> 2303.10] Am I trespassing at that point? +[2303.82 --> 2304.14] Yeah. +[2304.20 --> 2305.90] Do we have to like, do we have to escort her away? +[2306.44 --> 2306.60] No. +[2306.74 --> 2306.88] No. +[2307.00 --> 2308.10] I've already taken all my keys. +[2308.24 --> 2309.06] But she's a visitor. +[2309.34 --> 2310.20] But you're a visitor. +[2310.38 --> 2310.78] Wow. +[2311.74 --> 2312.06] Okay. +[2312.06 --> 2312.46] So. +[2312.46 --> 2317.62] Oh, favorite video project you worked on while you were here. +[2319.02 --> 2319.46] Oh. +[2321.46 --> 2322.08] I don't. +[2323.12 --> 2324.78] The one at your house. +[2324.92 --> 2328.12] I forget which one, but you dressed up as a grandmother and. +[2329.38 --> 2330.44] Tech then versus now. +[2330.68 --> 2330.94] Yeah. +[2330.94 --> 2333.40] That was pretty fun. +[2333.62 --> 2334.34] That was pretty fun. +[2334.44 --> 2337.82] So we were talking about sort of retro tech and. +[2339.66 --> 2340.06] Oh. +[2340.36 --> 2340.62] Sorry. +[2341.38 --> 2345.74] So we were talking about sort of differences between technology when I was a kid and when +[2345.74 --> 2346.96] my kids were a kid. +[2346.98 --> 2350.98] And I guess technology from when I was a kid was funny to you, I suppose. +[2351.42 --> 2352.94] Also, it involved a lot of costumes. +[2353.04 --> 2353.82] That was a lot of fun. +[2353.94 --> 2354.98] A lot of cross-dressing. +[2355.32 --> 2356.16] Worst project. +[2356.78 --> 2357.70] Worst project. +[2357.70 --> 2359.62] I already think I know what you're going to say. +[2360.16 --> 2361.22] And it was fun. +[2361.86 --> 2363.50] But it was also pretty horrible. +[2363.92 --> 2364.56] Are you. +[2365.46 --> 2366.14] Go ahead. +[2366.20 --> 2366.58] You can say. +[2366.72 --> 2367.70] I mean, I just. +[2367.78 --> 2368.96] I think I know what it was. +[2370.80 --> 2371.10] Are you going to. +[2371.10 --> 2371.82] I want to see if I get it right. +[2372.66 --> 2374.10] Well, now I'm trying to think of what you're thinking. +[2374.10 --> 2374.68] No, no, no, no, no. +[2374.72 --> 2375.68] Don't try to think of what I'm thinking. +[2375.84 --> 2378.32] Try to think of the worst project you worked on the whole time you were here. +[2378.32 --> 2386.20] I can't. +[2386.46 --> 2387.20] I don't know. +[2387.44 --> 2388.66] CES was pretty tough. +[2388.94 --> 2391.82] It wasn't the worst project, but it was like really, really tough. +[2391.96 --> 2393.00] San Francisco as well. +[2393.24 --> 2394.40] The AMD factory tour. +[2394.48 --> 2395.40] That's what I was going to say. +[2395.50 --> 2395.72] Okay. +[2396.08 --> 2396.32] Yeah. +[2396.40 --> 2396.60] Yeah. +[2396.68 --> 2397.04] That one. +[2397.60 --> 2399.20] That was pretty rough. +[2399.34 --> 2399.54] Yep. +[2399.66 --> 2402.48] Like we flew out very early morning. +[2403.04 --> 2403.48] Didn't we? +[2403.64 --> 2404.70] We were up at like three. +[2404.70 --> 2409.76] And then we worked because, yeah, it was like a 6 a.m. or like a 7 a.m. flight or something +[2409.76 --> 2410.66] stupid like that. +[2410.96 --> 2414.72] And then we landed and worked all day. +[2415.38 --> 2419.54] And then we had another like 6 or 7 a.m. flight home. +[2419.92 --> 2420.14] Yeah. +[2420.26 --> 2421.66] I remember getting back. +[2421.80 --> 2425.46] I remember getting a hotel at like 930 or like 10 o'clock or something like that. +[2425.54 --> 2426.74] And you were like, set your alarm. +[2426.86 --> 2427.68] We're up at 2 a.m. +[2427.68 --> 2428.94] And I was like, oh, okay. +[2429.96 --> 2431.54] And then we came back to the office. +[2431.54 --> 2431.94] Yes. +[2431.94 --> 2435.28] I only lasted until like we got there, got here at like 10 a.m. +[2435.36 --> 2435.68] Yeah. +[2435.78 --> 2436.16] Or something. +[2436.32 --> 2438.88] And then you stayed in for like another three or four hours. +[2438.98 --> 2439.22] Yeah. +[2439.36 --> 2440.88] And like I didn't even ask you to. +[2441.02 --> 2441.40] No, I didn't. +[2441.54 --> 2442.84] I thought I had to. +[2443.30 --> 2443.96] Oh, really? +[2444.10 --> 2444.40] Yeah. +[2444.82 --> 2445.54] Well, like, okay. +[2445.58 --> 2448.06] I stayed because I didn't have a choice. +[2448.20 --> 2451.84] Like I had the, that whole trip was just kind of a cluster. +[2452.02 --> 2452.38] Yeah. +[2452.46 --> 2455.10] Because AMD sprung it on us at the last minute. +[2455.22 --> 2459.36] And they were just like, well, we're going to have like the most exclusive thing ever. +[2459.36 --> 2461.16] It's a supercomputer made of Vegas. +[2461.52 --> 2463.98] And we were like, yo, we have our LTX. +[2464.12 --> 2465.06] That was a year ago. +[2465.26 --> 2465.62] Yeah. +[2465.78 --> 2465.98] Yeah. +[2466.14 --> 2466.34] A year ago. +[2467.52 --> 2468.28] Holy crap. +[2468.36 --> 2470.66] So we were like, yeah, we have our LTX Expo. +[2471.20 --> 2475.92] Like now we need to, we need to be there and back in one day. +[2475.96 --> 2477.24] And they're like, yeah, we can make it happen. +[2477.92 --> 2478.42] Like, okay. +[2479.06 --> 2483.52] People are asking if you got fired because you dropped the test bench. +[2483.70 --> 2484.32] You know what? +[2484.32 --> 2487.10] I think it took Linus about a year to think it over. +[2487.26 --> 2489.44] And then he brought me into his office and said, you know what? +[2489.46 --> 2490.44] I can't get over it. +[2492.10 --> 2493.20] No, no. +[2493.30 --> 2495.16] We're, we're actually pretty chill. +[2495.40 --> 2500.52] And if I had to be honest, I don't think we've ever addressed this publicly, but if I +[2500.52 --> 2504.22] had to be honest about it, that was at least 40% my fault. +[2505.50 --> 2505.90] Whoa. +[2506.56 --> 2506.96] Whoa. +[2507.20 --> 2507.90] I'll take it. +[2508.02 --> 2508.80] I'll take it. +[2509.46 --> 2511.88] I was the one who propped it up like that. +[2512.00 --> 2512.62] That was me. +[2512.62 --> 2513.42] Not Max. +[2513.42 --> 2514.16] You know what? +[2514.22 --> 2516.86] I said that doesn't look like the best idea. +[2517.02 --> 2518.02] She did say that. +[2519.00 --> 2523.50] However, I did say, Max, can you hold this while I answer the door? +[2524.56 --> 2527.02] And he trusted me during my probation. +[2529.24 --> 2531.56] Oh, this is great. +[2531.76 --> 2532.72] It is 602. +[2532.82 --> 2533.96] I'm no longer your boss. +[2534.00 --> 2534.98] You can answer honestly. +[2535.20 --> 2535.46] Okay. +[2536.14 --> 2536.76] Hold on. +[2536.84 --> 2537.28] Let's turn it. +[2537.36 --> 2537.56] Okay. +[2537.68 --> 2538.70] Is Linus a good boss? +[2538.74 --> 2538.96] I don't know. +[2539.02 --> 2539.36] Someone asked. +[2539.36 --> 2541.24] It's going like super, it's going super fast. +[2541.24 --> 2541.72] Yep. +[2541.72 --> 2543.70] You don't have to lie. +[2543.82 --> 2544.92] You don't have to lie anymore. +[2545.06 --> 2545.76] There's no pressure. +[2546.12 --> 2546.92] I got to stay for this. +[2547.16 --> 2547.42] Yeah. +[2547.56 --> 2547.76] No. +[2547.86 --> 2548.56] Like he, yeah. +[2549.02 --> 2550.18] Was a great boss. +[2550.54 --> 2551.70] I know it's over. +[2552.70 --> 2553.10] All right. +[2553.12 --> 2554.06] What else have we got here? +[2557.46 --> 2557.86] Pregnant? +[2558.94 --> 2559.34] Remember? +[2560.34 --> 2561.46] Everyone's talking. +[2562.12 --> 2562.34] What? +[2562.94 --> 2563.76] People are asking. +[2563.76 --> 2564.86] So they think I'm pregnant? +[2565.02 --> 2566.12] Do you think I'm leaving because I'm pregnant? +[2567.00 --> 2567.36] Wow. +[2567.60 --> 2567.82] No. +[2568.20 --> 2568.84] I don't think this is. +[2568.92 --> 2570.50] I don't think you have to answer that question. +[2571.06 --> 2571.36] I'm not. +[2579.20 --> 2580.58] Someone has a question. +[2580.84 --> 2582.06] Oh, why isn't your hair blue? +[2582.44 --> 2583.26] I saw a. +[2583.26 --> 2584.18] I've been wondering that. +[2584.52 --> 2588.86] I saw a 15 year old girl at Walmart and she had literally the exact same hair as me. +[2588.86 --> 2592.28] Um, it was really, she was like following me around. +[2592.36 --> 2596.46] Like there was no way she needed to be in the cereal aisle the same time I was in the cereal aisle. +[2597.00 --> 2599.66] And so she just like, I don't know. +[2599.72 --> 2602.04] I felt really stressed out and I had a hair appointment the next day anyways. +[2602.04 --> 2603.54] And I was like, so we got to get rid of this. +[2603.56 --> 2604.52] And she's like, let's just do it now. +[2605.12 --> 2607.22] And I just blacked out. +[2607.56 --> 2608.02] Woke up. +[2608.38 --> 2608.76] Blonde hair. +[2609.60 --> 2609.90] Really? +[2610.14 --> 2610.56] Mm-hmm. +[2610.56 --> 2612.96] It was time. +[2613.16 --> 2614.08] Did you feel old? +[2615.24 --> 2615.60] Oh. +[2616.32 --> 2616.72] Yeah. +[2616.96 --> 2622.22] I get, no, it's just that I didn't want to identify as somebody that has the same hair as like a 15 year old. +[2622.92 --> 2624.06] So you felt old. +[2624.06 --> 2626.06] So, it's not that I felt old. +[2628.44 --> 2629.60] Oh, dang. +[2630.14 --> 2631.42] Yeah, so it was time. +[2632.66 --> 2633.72] Oh, wow. +[2633.94 --> 2635.14] I wish I had asked before. +[2635.22 --> 2636.02] That's fantastic. +[2636.02 --> 2641.42] Twitch chat thinks all girls are pregnant. +[2641.60 --> 2643.90] That's apparently why that came up. +[2643.96 --> 2644.72] I don't know. +[2644.90 --> 2647.02] I don't spend enough time on Twitch to, uh... +[2648.20 --> 2649.74] Let's see. +[2649.78 --> 2650.86] Do you want to take one more question? +[2651.76 --> 2652.34] No, that's not me. +[2652.44 --> 2652.64] Yeah. +[2652.92 --> 2653.50] Okay, sure. +[2653.62 --> 2654.30] Let's do one more. +[2654.44 --> 2655.48] 75 is the answer. +[2657.38 --> 2659.18] What's the best part of the job here? +[2662.76 --> 2663.90] I don't work here anymore. +[2664.02 --> 2664.88] I can't answer that. +[2666.02 --> 2666.70] I don't know. +[2668.04 --> 2668.68] Everything? +[2669.14 --> 2670.00] It's pretty chill. +[2670.20 --> 2670.58] I don't know. +[2670.74 --> 2676.34] I get to like hang out with cool people and nice cameras. +[2677.50 --> 2680.18] It's definitely not a desk job, which is what I had last time. +[2680.40 --> 2680.62] Right. +[2680.94 --> 2681.86] So that was really cool. +[2682.06 --> 2686.00] Being able to like do different things every day and like walk around and be creative. +[2686.32 --> 2686.64] Right. +[2686.96 --> 2687.14] Yeah. +[2687.24 --> 2691.22] I think some of your finest work was actually one of the last things you shot here. +[2691.22 --> 2698.28] Um, this video right here is not up on, uh, it's not up on YouTube yet, but it's on float +[2698.28 --> 2698.60] planes. +[2698.72 --> 2700.38] So I'm just gonna, uh, this one. +[2700.50 --> 2701.06] Yeah, here we go. +[2701.58 --> 2704.40] Um, and I believe you did all the lighting for this, didn't you? +[2704.40 --> 2711.72] Um, so at, in the, in the early, in the early parts of her tenure, Max relied on Brandon a +[2711.72 --> 2717.92] lot for help in terms of not operating a camera necessarily, but in terms of lighting shots +[2717.92 --> 2721.94] and, um, and the composition of her shots and all that kind of stuff. +[2722.52 --> 2728.52] And she actually did this whole video, which I thought was absolutely fantastic when I, when +[2728.52 --> 2734.60] I watched it the other day, uh, including like the, the sort of, uh, the black backdrop +[2734.60 --> 2736.92] there, the, the pedestals here. +[2737.00 --> 2738.10] This, this is really cool. +[2738.24 --> 2744.08] So in this part right here, I'm going to walk from sort of an early Model M to a newer one. +[2744.58 --> 2746.36] I hope I have this muted right now. +[2746.36 --> 2747.58] Oh yeah, I got it muted right now. +[2748.22 --> 2752.54] Um, and we, this was really janky the way that we had to do it because we don't have +[2752.54 --> 2757.86] the proper equipment for it, but I thought it was really creative and just really well +[2757.86 --> 2758.78] done in a cool way. +[2759.20 --> 2760.66] So, uh, yeah, I don't know. +[2760.84 --> 2765.90] It, it, it kind of felt like a fitting last project actually, because visually it's one +[2765.90 --> 2767.82] of the coolest videos I think that we've ever done. +[2767.82 --> 2768.12] So. +[2770.18 --> 2771.54] It was all James's idea. +[2772.18 --> 2773.76] I said, do we really have to do this? +[2773.88 --> 2774.64] And he goes, yeah. +[2774.64 --> 2779.64] Let me see if I can just find one of the spots where we have one of the, uh, the movement +[2779.64 --> 2780.26] bits. +[2780.40 --> 2781.00] I don't know. +[2782.74 --> 2784.26] It's, okay, here we go. +[2785.10 --> 2785.62] There we go. +[2785.66 --> 2787.64] This is the part that I wanted to, that I wanted to show you guys. +[2787.68 --> 2789.04] That interlacing though, isn't that beautiful? +[2789.70 --> 2790.08] Yes. +[2790.08 --> 2796.48] So I put down the keyboard and with a little bit of post work, do you want to tell them +[2796.48 --> 2797.14] how this was shot? +[2797.26 --> 2798.74] Cause it's horrendous. +[2798.84 --> 2799.54] Uh, what are those things? +[2799.90 --> 2800.22] Dolly? +[2800.38 --> 2801.02] It's not a dolly. +[2801.02 --> 2801.86] It's a handy mover. +[2802.02 --> 2802.14] Yeah. +[2802.14 --> 2803.02] It's like a handy mover. +[2803.02 --> 2810.38] So we had, uh, a tripod with a red and a prompter and like a little audio module that like we +[2810.38 --> 2812.58] had, um, a boom plugged into. +[2812.58 --> 2816.00] And like we sandbagged the tripod onto this handy mover. +[2816.00 --> 2823.50] And we had, we basically like the way the handy mover works, you need to move in one direction +[2823.50 --> 2825.18] or else it like gets all weird. +[2825.50 --> 2826.28] So I don't know. +[2826.32 --> 2827.06] I had it like this. +[2827.10 --> 2831.18] I had one hand on the handy mover, one hand on the handle of the red and I just pulled it +[2831.18 --> 2831.50] back. +[2831.62 --> 2838.44] And we had Ed on the left side of me with, um, just like a soft box on wheels and he was +[2838.44 --> 2839.28] pulling it back. +[2839.34 --> 2842.36] And then we had Dennis booming and he was just walking back. +[2842.42 --> 2844.84] And then we had James as well, like kind of beside me with a bounce. +[2844.84 --> 2847.00] And he was walking back with us. +[2847.36 --> 2853.20] And Linus had to do this while reading off a prompter and like putting a borrowed keyboard +[2853.20 --> 2854.70] back on a pedestal. +[2854.70 --> 2855.56] So carefully. +[2856.06 --> 2856.50] Yeah. +[2856.66 --> 2862.46] Not my keyboard, like 200, $300 keyboard on eBay because they're very rare. +[2863.16 --> 2864.72] Um, a lot of, a lot of fun though. +[2864.90 --> 2865.14] Okay. +[2865.32 --> 2866.84] The last question is for me. +[2867.00 --> 2867.80] Oh, Kate. +[2868.34 --> 2870.46] Are you going to ask me for a reference? +[2871.84 --> 2872.36] Huh? +[2872.36 --> 2874.94] I'm just, I'm idly curious. +[2875.28 --> 2879.38] I have not considered looking for another job yet. +[2880.16 --> 2882.14] So I haven't gone to that point in my life. +[2882.66 --> 2883.06] Maybe. +[2884.06 --> 2884.64] All right. +[2884.80 --> 2885.46] Sounds good. +[2885.78 --> 2887.80] Well, I think, do we do the handshake thing? +[2888.80 --> 2889.56] Oh, really? +[2890.56 --> 2891.00] Oh. +[2891.00 --> 2893.22] All right. +[2893.34 --> 2898.68] And on that note, thank you very much for all your time here and, uh, have a great weekend +[2898.68 --> 2899.70] of Liberté. +[2900.02 --> 2901.30] I'm going to have, yeah. +[2901.44 --> 2901.96] Or a month. +[2902.18 --> 2903.06] Have a great life. +[2903.14 --> 2903.46] Wi-Fi. +[2903.54 --> 2903.72] Yeah. +[2903.96 --> 2905.12] Have a great life. +[2905.60 --> 2905.96] All right. +[2906.00 --> 2906.50] See you, Max. +[2906.62 --> 2906.94] Bye. +[2907.08 --> 2908.24] I'm going to cross the term again. +[2908.42 --> 2909.00] So I'm sorry. +[2909.00 --> 2915.02] On that happy note, I return. +[2916.06 --> 2916.46] Hey. +[2916.92 --> 2917.36] How's it going? +[2917.96 --> 2918.20] Yeah. +[2918.24 --> 2919.96] Speaking of people who don't work here anymore. +[2920.28 --> 2920.72] Wow. +[2922.06 --> 2922.46] Yeah. +[2922.60 --> 2925.08] Actually, no one was on the show with you this week that works here. +[2925.80 --> 2926.28] Yeah. +[2927.86 --> 2928.76] How interesting. +[2929.44 --> 2930.22] You know what? +[2930.88 --> 2933.60] I'm going to call that a solo WAN show. +[2933.92 --> 2937.70] And I'm going to give myself an extra gold star for doing a great job of the WAN show all +[2937.70 --> 2938.22] by myself. +[2938.40 --> 2939.48] That's not how that works. +[2939.62 --> 2940.36] Not how that works. +[2940.46 --> 2941.34] Not at all. +[2941.52 --> 2943.48] I'm pretty sure that's how that works. +[2944.36 --> 2945.40] Uh, all right. +[2945.82 --> 2948.52] So we've got other tech news, I think. +[2948.60 --> 2950.76] But honestly, we actually don't have a ton of time. +[2951.32 --> 2951.48] Um. +[2951.56 --> 2952.92] We're in, we're in negative time. +[2952.96 --> 2953.08] Yeah. +[2953.14 --> 2955.84] Should we start to just, like, burn through stuff pretty quick here? +[2956.18 --> 2956.38] Bye. +[2956.82 --> 2957.10] Sure. +[2957.22 --> 2957.34] My. +[2958.18 --> 2959.38] I'm just putting my coffee away. +[2959.44 --> 2960.90] Oh, you're just putting your coffee away. +[2961.14 --> 2961.62] Oh, okay. +[2961.74 --> 2962.42] Well, bye, Nick. +[2962.50 --> 2962.88] Bye, Nick. +[2962.96 --> 2964.18] You're not leaving permanently, are you? +[2964.18 --> 2964.82] I'll miss you forever. +[2964.94 --> 2965.48] Yeah, yeah. +[2965.58 --> 2967.44] Well, I might as well say, uh. +[2967.44 --> 2968.74] He's going to Croatia. +[2968.74 --> 2969.50] He's going to Croatia. +[2969.66 --> 2970.08] Yeah, exactly. +[2970.08 --> 2970.60] Going to Croatia? +[2970.88 --> 2971.78] Yeah, sure, whatever. +[2972.02 --> 2973.50] Have fun with no internet, buddy, guys. +[2973.50 --> 2973.72] Yeah. +[2974.72 --> 2975.44] Enjoy that. +[2975.54 --> 2977.22] I think they have Wi-Fi in Croatia. +[2977.22 --> 2977.86] Yeah, I'm pretty sure. +[2977.92 --> 2978.14] No. +[2978.40 --> 2979.24] No Wi-Fi. +[2979.90 --> 2980.94] No, no, it's just, it's just. +[2980.96 --> 2982.26] In general, just, like, not. +[2982.48 --> 2983.06] Yeah, no, no. +[2983.06 --> 2984.84] She, I understood what she meant. +[2984.92 --> 2989.32] They just don't have, like, an internet line into her grandparents' house, I think is +[2989.32 --> 2990.10] what she's trying to say. +[2990.16 --> 2992.76] I'm sure I have to ride on a stationary bike to get to me. +[2992.76 --> 2993.00] Yeah. +[2993.38 --> 2993.74] Yeah. +[2994.48 --> 2995.08] All right. +[2995.12 --> 2995.44] Nice. +[2995.66 --> 2995.92] Okay. +[2995.92 --> 3001.20] So, Windows 10 Redstone 5 gets telephony APIs. +[3001.32 --> 3001.66] Telephony? +[3001.98 --> 3002.70] Telephony, I believe. +[3002.70 --> 3003.26] Yeah, thank you. +[3003.60 --> 3005.60] Hinting at a Surface phone. +[3006.26 --> 3006.44] Hooray. +[3006.44 --> 3009.48] Apparently, Microsoft might not have learned their lesson. +[3009.48 --> 3014.64] But the APIs cover support for a range of typical phone features, including dialing numbers and +[3014.64 --> 3018.16] contacts, blocking withheld numbers, support for Bluetooth headset, speakerphone mode, etc. +[3018.26 --> 3023.28] And there looks to be some kind of video calling support, suggesting support for 3G or LTE video +[3023.28 --> 3023.68] calling. +[3025.04 --> 3028.68] I would love to see, like, this is something I haven't been able to figure out for the longest +[3028.68 --> 3029.08] time. +[3030.08 --> 3032.34] This doesn't necessarily mean they're going to do a phone again. +[3032.34 --> 3035.50] It could just mean they're going to add phone functionality to Surface devices. +[3035.50 --> 3036.52] Which is hopefully what it is. +[3036.52 --> 3039.34] Which is, like, the four people that would care about the other option. +[3039.56 --> 3039.76] Yeah. +[3039.96 --> 3040.50] Like, I don't... +[3041.18 --> 3041.78] Sorry, good bites. +[3041.78 --> 3042.40] Their amount of disappointment. +[3042.74 --> 3043.26] Nothing personal. +[3043.30 --> 3043.48] Yeah. +[3043.98 --> 3045.98] Their amount of disappointment is not worth it. +[3047.44 --> 3048.90] Other good Microsoft news. +[3048.90 --> 3052.94] They rolled out the Xbox April update, which gives you FreeSync over HDMI. +[3053.86 --> 3055.00] That's actually super cool. +[3055.22 --> 3062.10] Support for 1440p, which paired with that FreeSync support, some FreeSync is on all, and 1440p +[3062.10 --> 3066.46] is on the One X and the One S, means that you could be looking at a significantly better +[3066.46 --> 3069.54] gaming experience if you're, like, living in a dorm and you game on your monitor. +[3069.82 --> 3073.94] And you've got, like, a cheap Korean monitor off of eBay or whatever, because there are ones +[3073.94 --> 3074.50] with FreeSync. +[3074.58 --> 3077.60] We actually did check one out recently that was a fantastic value. +[3077.60 --> 3078.60] Thank you. +[3079.88 --> 3083.68] It's got support for auto low latency mode, which will tell your television that you're +[3083.68 --> 3085.42] playing a game so it can switch the display mode. +[3085.48 --> 3086.06] I didn't know that. +[3086.40 --> 3086.50] Yeah. +[3086.64 --> 3087.28] That's pretty cool. +[3088.34 --> 3092.64] Updated Mixer streaming service to include the ability to share control of a game with +[3092.64 --> 3093.76] a user on Mixer.com. +[3094.04 --> 3095.10] That's actually pretty sick. +[3095.94 --> 3098.60] Unfortunately, with all of this, there is no... +[3099.26 --> 3102.60] There's still no endgame for Sea of Thieves, so... +[3103.60 --> 3104.70] Do you want to do this one? +[3105.02 --> 3105.56] I'm not really sure. +[3105.56 --> 3109.16] I was supposed to buy SC2 Mitch on the forum. +[3112.02 --> 3112.72] Go ahead. +[3112.96 --> 3114.04] What does that even mean? +[3114.56 --> 3118.56] I'm posting this in the Twitch chat, but apparently Finland is... +[3119.96 --> 3121.64] I'm tripping over myself. +[3121.78 --> 3122.16] What is... +[3122.16 --> 3123.16] Literally, what does this mean? +[3123.34 --> 3123.50] Okay. +[3123.98 --> 3126.46] Finland classifies esports as a traditional sport. +[3126.60 --> 3128.54] Apparently, there's a quote that says, +[3128.54 --> 3133.42] esports is now being treated as a traditional sport in an administrative sense. +[3133.50 --> 3133.76] Okay. +[3134.26 --> 3137.54] Though we don't want to outweigh the importance of traditional sports. +[3138.30 --> 3138.80] I still... +[3138.80 --> 3141.44] I don't know what in an administrative sense fully means. +[3141.44 --> 3142.74] So there's some good stuff here. +[3142.84 --> 3149.40] Basically, if an esports e-athlete wants to come into the country to compete in an event, +[3149.48 --> 3150.00] for example... +[3150.00 --> 3150.54] Okay, so they get visas. +[3150.54 --> 3151.98] Obtaining visas will be easy. +[3151.98 --> 3152.28] Yeah, yeah. +[3152.28 --> 3152.30] Cool. +[3152.30 --> 3153.36] So there's some good stuff. +[3153.62 --> 3156.48] It'll help teams obtain government funding if they're based in the country, +[3156.56 --> 3158.54] and tax benefits for athletes as well. +[3159.38 --> 3160.00] E-athletes. +[3161.20 --> 3161.76] You know what? +[3161.76 --> 3162.40] Okay, so that's cool. +[3162.56 --> 3163.54] I'm never going to do it. +[3163.78 --> 3165.60] I'm sorry, but I'm never going to call them athletes. +[3166.24 --> 3167.14] I'm okay with this. +[3167.34 --> 3168.10] They're E-athletes. +[3168.18 --> 3168.46] Okay. +[3168.58 --> 3172.90] It takes an extremely high degree of skill and precision and all this kind of stuff. +[3172.94 --> 3173.06] Yes. +[3173.06 --> 3173.96] But it's just a different form. +[3174.00 --> 3175.00] But it's not athleticism. +[3175.08 --> 3175.86] It's a different form. +[3177.78 --> 3183.58] And there can be benefits to that extreme control from being an athletic person +[3183.58 --> 3186.78] and being in good athletic cardiovascular shape. +[3187.62 --> 3188.02] Yeah. +[3188.14 --> 3189.88] They're just not the same thing. +[3190.14 --> 3190.32] Yeah. +[3191.90 --> 3192.34] Whoa. +[3192.98 --> 3198.32] If you were wondering if the mining craze has reached the plateau and is coming down, +[3198.46 --> 3204.24] Taiwanese graphics card makers to see shipments plunge 40% in April. +[3204.86 --> 3207.54] So this includes Gigabyte, MSI, and Tool. +[3209.18 --> 3213.68] Many clients have suspended taking shipments in response to the drastic slowdown +[3213.68 --> 3215.94] in demand for cryptocurrency mining machines. +[3216.52 --> 3220.72] Many mining farm operators are apparently awaiting the rollout of Ethereum mining machines +[3220.72 --> 3223.68] by China's Bitmain in the third quarter of 2018. +[3224.62 --> 3225.86] Dun, dun, dun. +[3225.86 --> 3226.52] Dun, dun. +[3227.80 --> 3232.04] There's a rumor that Apple's working on an 8K times two VR headset. +[3234.70 --> 3236.24] An 8K display for each eye? +[3236.30 --> 3237.08] That would be fantastic. +[3237.68 --> 3240.04] I don't know how big this thing would be. +[3240.58 --> 3244.36] The box would be powered by a custom Apple processor that's more powerful than anything +[3244.36 --> 3246.88] currently available, and it would act as the brain for the headset. +[3246.88 --> 3252.52] In its current state, the box resembles a PC tower, but it won't be an actual Mac computer. +[3253.16 --> 3259.12] There's a few things that I'm really surprised aren't in the doc, and I don't have notes on +[3259.12 --> 3259.58] it, obviously. +[3259.88 --> 3264.92] But to, like, stepping stone you guys onto looking into yourself, there's apparently a huge lawsuit +[3264.92 --> 3269.26] going on right now over RAM pricing that we just got a bunch of news about. +[3269.26 --> 3280.88] There's Eric Lundgren is possibly going to prison for repairing, or for burning freeware onto +[3280.88 --> 3281.28] disks. +[3281.36 --> 3281.90] That is in here. +[3282.24 --> 3283.12] And then, oh, it is? +[3283.24 --> 3283.38] Okay. +[3283.48 --> 3285.56] Yeah, so that was posted by KenBlue24 on the forum. +[3285.64 --> 3287.46] That actually is really important to cover. +[3288.36 --> 3289.26] Let's go ahead and... +[3289.26 --> 3296.06] So, an e-waste activist gets 15 months in prison for selling Windows Restore disks. +[3296.46 --> 3299.06] Yeah, so these were downloaded from... +[3299.06 --> 3302.94] I don't know if you guys are going to remember this, to be completely honest, but back in +[3302.94 --> 3309.24] the day, you would get Restore disks with your laptop or your PC, your desktop, sorry. +[3309.64 --> 3314.32] And now, you can download them and burn them yourself or put them onto flash drives or whatever. +[3314.72 --> 3317.76] And he would charge, as far as I know, he would charge 25 cents. +[3317.76 --> 3319.02] 25 cents he was charging for them. +[3319.02 --> 3321.22] Which is essentially the cost of the disk. +[3321.46 --> 3321.84] Yes. +[3321.94 --> 3323.78] Like the physical medium that he put it onto. +[3324.02 --> 3324.16] Yeah. +[3324.48 --> 3328.08] There are a few additional problems that not a lot of people are putting light on. +[3328.16 --> 3334.24] One of them is that apparently they were labeled as, like, Microsoft Windows, which causes +[3334.24 --> 3335.30] a big problem. +[3335.30 --> 3337.02] Yeah, that's a big intellectual property problem. +[3337.40 --> 3342.18] But that was not the focus of the court case. +[3342.36 --> 3342.64] Right. +[3342.64 --> 3346.82] The focus of the court case was apparently selling the software. +[3347.76 --> 3355.30] When clearly the software is available for download and cannot be activated without a license. +[3355.54 --> 3358.22] And the license key is what actually matters here. +[3358.26 --> 3360.96] And he wasn't selling license keys. +[3361.14 --> 3361.98] He was selling... +[3361.98 --> 3368.78] He was selling helping people who had lost their recovery disk get Windows back on their computer +[3368.78 --> 3371.52] with their existing license key. +[3371.52 --> 3373.96] That's a really nice way because he was helping you do it yourself. +[3374.16 --> 3376.84] And he was doing it for 25 cents, the cost of the disk. +[3376.94 --> 3380.50] That doesn't properly, in my opinion, include labor. +[3380.84 --> 3383.90] That's, like, taking some business away from him directly. +[3384.32 --> 3389.20] And Microsoft apparently, as far as I know, went after him for the perceived value. +[3389.34 --> 3391.06] So I think it was, like, $20 a disk. +[3391.06 --> 3391.70] Yeah. +[3391.70 --> 3391.76] Yeah. +[3392.10 --> 3396.30] So saying that it was worth, like, almost three quarters of a million dollars. +[3397.00 --> 3401.48] And apparently their problem with all of this is that it is causing lost sales. +[3401.64 --> 3406.30] But that is a, frankly, bullshit argument. +[3406.58 --> 3407.38] It's completely incorrect. +[3407.46 --> 3410.52] Because those people already have a license for Windows. +[3410.80 --> 3415.36] So we shouldn't be trying to sell them another license for Windows because they already have one. +[3415.36 --> 3419.58] And that is what is known in the industry as a dick move. +[3421.28 --> 3423.02] So there's a couple of problems here. +[3423.32 --> 3424.56] He did break the law. +[3425.14 --> 3431.32] He did sell copyrighted material, which is wrong and bad and illegal. +[3433.52 --> 3444.12] But this kind of behavior, the intent, because I'm a firm believer that we should look not at the action so much as at the intent. +[3444.12 --> 3448.14] Like, if someone's like, you're a dick. +[3449.30 --> 3452.22] That's obviously really different from, you know what? +[3452.28 --> 3453.76] You're a really nice guy. +[3454.52 --> 3455.00] Yeah. +[3455.48 --> 3458.34] So there's what you say, but there's what you mean. +[3458.50 --> 3463.48] And in this case, yes, what he did was technically incorrect and technically illegal. +[3463.82 --> 3467.92] But it's the kind of thing where I think a letter probably would have done the trick. +[3468.26 --> 3473.66] And, like, yeah, it comes down to the basics of does the punishment match the crime? +[3473.66 --> 3476.80] And this is extremely not the case. +[3476.88 --> 3492.56] If someone was driving down the road at 200 kilometers an hour and they blow through a school zone, they would be unlikely to get 15 months in prison in spite of the fact that, okay, maybe no one actually gets hurt. +[3493.10 --> 3494.38] That's extremely dangerous. +[3494.38 --> 3501.26] They could easily, like, you know, hit a rock at that kind of a speed in a residential area. +[3501.32 --> 3503.08] And this thing, this kind of stuff happens. +[3503.42 --> 3509.76] They could have easily, like, hit a rock and flown into someone's house or, like, run over a bunch of school children or whatever the case may be. +[3509.76 --> 3511.84] Or the rock that they hit could have fired out and nailed someone. +[3511.84 --> 3513.66] They will not get 15 months in prison. +[3513.66 --> 3528.64] And here we're talking about with, as far as we can tell, a good intention, someone printing these disks and making them available to people who are not tech savvy enough to download them on their own. +[3529.02 --> 3531.44] And we're putting this person in prison for 15 months. +[3531.52 --> 3533.32] This really doesn't make a ton of sense to me. +[3533.48 --> 3535.76] Someone in Twitch chat was like, right to travel. +[3535.76 --> 3539.16] And honestly, I don't blame the courts for this. +[3539.30 --> 3540.72] I don't blame the law. +[3540.86 --> 3542.18] I don't blame the court system. +[3542.32 --> 3543.10] I blame Microsoft. +[3543.36 --> 3546.68] Microsoft should not be going after this guy. +[3546.78 --> 3556.40] They should have sent a strongly worded letter, told them not to do it, and ideally created a system where people can download these recovery disks far more easily. +[3556.40 --> 3562.90] Because as much as the disk does usually say on it, don't lose this or you won't be able to reinstall, that's BS too. +[3562.90 --> 3576.88] There is absolutely no reason why physical media, it is 2018, there is no reason why physical media should prevent you in any way from installing and using your software that you have a valid license for. +[3578.10 --> 3580.10] So I guess that's all I have to say about that. +[3580.50 --> 3584.36] There's legitimate issues with the use of logos and names or whatever. +[3584.38 --> 3585.82] Yes, but they took it too far. +[3586.62 --> 3588.20] They should have said, don't use our logos. +[3588.20 --> 3600.00] That's like someone uploading a meme on the internet with my face in it and us immediately going straight to a lawsuit rather than being like, you know, yo, you've crossed a line there. +[3600.04 --> 3601.20] You actually can't use that. +[3602.20 --> 3603.50] We usually like memes. +[3603.72 --> 3604.26] Yeah, we love memes. +[3604.26 --> 3606.00] So go ahead and please do it. +[3606.24 --> 3612.04] I saw one with you in it recently where it was like the four panel one and you like run into an Apple store with money in your hand. +[3612.10 --> 3612.62] Have you seen that? +[3612.62 --> 3615.20] I posted that on Twitter, the loss meme. +[3615.26 --> 3615.80] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[3615.80 --> 3616.94] It's fantastic. +[3617.16 --> 3617.82] It's so funny. +[3617.90 --> 3619.12] Nobody sent that to me. +[3619.36 --> 3620.46] You know how I found it? +[3621.06 --> 3623.04] For the first time ever. +[3623.16 --> 3623.48] Read it? +[3623.64 --> 3624.50] I was bored. +[3625.74 --> 3626.00] Oh. +[3626.20 --> 3627.92] I don't remember the last time I was bored. +[3628.26 --> 3629.38] You have so much on your plate. +[3629.38 --> 3635.34] My kids were doing something and I like needed to supervise them and I didn't have anything to do. +[3635.34 --> 3636.28] Oh, so you needed to kind of be there but like. +[3636.54 --> 3641.54] So I went to r slash all and I made it four pages in and I was like, holy crap, that's me. +[3642.80 --> 3647.60] Because it wasn't in like PCMR or like any of the places that I would normally pay attention to. +[3647.64 --> 3648.16] Where was it? +[3648.66 --> 3650.06] I'm going to have to check. +[3651.56 --> 3654.20] Linus, Mac, loss, meme, Reddit. +[3654.40 --> 3655.30] That should bring it up. +[3657.66 --> 3658.02] No. +[3658.02 --> 3658.14] No. +[3659.38 --> 3660.38] Um. +[3661.38 --> 3661.78] Wow. +[3662.08 --> 3664.40] Yeah, I don't think I'm even like mentioned in it though. +[3667.34 --> 3668.34] Yeah, I can't even like. +[3668.42 --> 3669.52] I can't even find it now. +[3671.78 --> 3677.02] I'll have to go on our Twitter and like find our post of the Reddit page but like. +[3677.66 --> 3682.58] Oh yeah, because I didn't send it to you because I had noticed that you had posted it. +[3682.64 --> 3683.28] I remember that now. +[3684.36 --> 3685.70] Or was it your personal one? +[3686.06 --> 3686.60] No, no. +[3686.64 --> 3688.10] It was on the company one. +[3688.10 --> 3691.48] I figured it was on topic enough. +[3691.62 --> 3692.44] Yeah, I think so. +[3693.78 --> 3694.60] There we go. +[3695.10 --> 3695.70] No, found this. +[3695.82 --> 3696.42] Okay, crap. +[3696.56 --> 3698.78] I didn't, I didn't, I didn't post the link to Reddit. +[3699.44 --> 3699.96] Dang it. +[3699.96 --> 3703.22] That was funny. +[3703.22 --> 3705.96] I, Mac, loss. +[3705.96 --> 3706.26] I, Mac, loss. +[3706.26 --> 3707.46] Reddit, I, Mac, loss. +[3708.18 --> 3708.42] Nope. +[3708.74 --> 3708.96] Yep. +[3709.12 --> 3709.64] Can't find it. +[3709.74 --> 3711.52] I'm sure someone has posted it in Twitch chat by now. +[3711.60 --> 3711.78] Yeah. +[3713.42 --> 3716.26] No, Twitch chat is full of people complaining about Reddit search. +[3716.26 --> 3718.32] Yeah, well, there you go. +[3719.32 --> 3721.52] Um, wow, this is awesome. +[3721.60 --> 3722.84] We have a stay hydrated bot. +[3723.42 --> 3725.06] You've been live for just over an hour. +[3725.06 --> 3725.66] Yeah, I modded it. +[3725.84 --> 3730.06] By this point in your broadcast, you should have consumed four ounces, 120 milliliters of +[3730.06 --> 3731.84] water to maintain optimal hydration. +[3732.22 --> 3733.48] Stay hydrated bot is amazing. +[3733.76 --> 3734.60] How am I doing here? +[3735.18 --> 3735.80] Oh, wow. +[3735.86 --> 3736.62] I'm like double that. +[3738.90 --> 3739.70] Keep going. +[3739.92 --> 3740.60] Well, that's still cold. +[3741.26 --> 3741.60] Ow. +[3743.38 --> 3745.94] I have an insulated bottle now, so I'm not used to it. +[3746.24 --> 3747.72] It's like really good though. +[3747.92 --> 3748.82] I got this on Amazon. +[3749.64 --> 3752.42] You like can't even, it's like not cold at all. +[3752.72 --> 3753.52] There's still ice in there. +[3753.60 --> 3754.90] You did show me at lunch. +[3755.18 --> 3755.40] Oh. +[3755.58 --> 3758.38] I played along to like try to bring the stream. +[3758.42 --> 3758.74] All right. +[3758.78 --> 3759.78] So thanks for watching guys. +[3759.86 --> 3760.82] We'll see you again next week. +[3760.90 --> 3762.26] Same bad time, same bad channel. +[3762.92 --> 3763.82] Bye guys. +[3763.82 --> 3765.78] Uh, intro. +[3769.88 --> 3771.56] Already had some people applying. +[3771.80 --> 3772.32] Thank you. +[3774.24 --> 3775.54] Apply harder, please. +[3777.74 --> 3778.14] Thanks. +[3778.32 --> 3780.26] Straight up like, I still can't find it. +[3781.60 --> 3783.28] I tried Linus Mac meme. +[3784.10 --> 3785.80] Let's try Linus Mac meme Reddit. +[3786.98 --> 3789.78] Is this my summary of the Linus Tech Tips controversy? +[3789.90 --> 3790.22] Is that it? +[3790.44 --> 3790.60] No. +[3790.76 --> 3791.16] Oh, wow. +[3791.26 --> 3792.98] That's, that's interesting. +[3792.98 --> 3797.38] Uh, the show is brought to you by private internet access, spectrum and LTX. +[3798.04 --> 3800.06] And also, this is weird. +[3800.06 --> 3808.72] I haven't even found, I've never, I haven't even seen this. +[3808.84 --> 3811.28] There is so much discussion of this. +[3811.34 --> 3814.22] I think even more than the tampon thing. +[3814.30 --> 3818.06] I love how, how stupid that is. +[3818.06 --> 3819.06] Um, yeah. +[3819.06 --> 3819.40] Yeah. +[3819.40 --> 3824.54] The top comment. +[3824.68 --> 3825.36] This is interesting. +[3825.36 --> 3827.64] It's not like they were asking Apple to fix it under warranty. +[3827.76 --> 3829.42] He said he was willing and expecting to pay for it. +[3829.82 --> 3831.08] Here's the biggest issue. +[3831.34 --> 3833.68] He's voided the warranty in a spectacular way. +[3833.76 --> 3834.42] It doesn't matter. +[3834.42 --> 3839.08] Even if he pays double the cost of the Mac just to fix it, which would be super dumb because +[3839.08 --> 3842.58] you could never pay more than the cost of the Mac to fix it. +[3843.50 --> 3845.70] Apple then has to give a warranty on the repair. +[3846.10 --> 3851.32] Then that puts them in all sorts of poo if something else is broken due to his tampering. +[3851.48 --> 3855.54] No, because nothing else could be broken because the entire thing would be brand new. +[3855.54 --> 3858.46] That's not how this stuff works. +[3858.58 --> 3859.50] It's just, you know what? +[3859.56 --> 3860.58] Well, we'll make a video later. +[3860.68 --> 3861.00] Bye. +[3861.00 --> 3861.08] Bye. diff --git a/Apple KNEW their phones would bend! - WAN Show May.25 2018_transcript.txt b/Apple KNEW their phones would bend! - WAN Show May.25 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4c68f2c6b9abcff9c1fc0365a0528ed2809fb2a8 --- /dev/null +++ b/Apple KNEW their phones would bend! - WAN Show May.25 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1289 @@ +[0.00 --> 4.54] And we're live on the new set again. +[5.70 --> 8.62] This is like the third set in the last two months? +[8.78 --> 9.00] Month? +[9.26 --> 9.58] Two months? +[9.64 --> 11.76] Are you counting the between two ferns kind of set? +[12.10 --> 12.86] Yeah, definitely. +[13.28 --> 14.12] So fourth? +[15.10 --> 16.78] Okay, so we had the original set. +[17.00 --> 17.20] Yeah. +[17.34 --> 18.72] Then we had between two ferns. +[18.86 --> 19.32] Temporary. +[19.54 --> 22.34] We had between two ferns deluxe, but I don't think that necessarily counts. +[22.68 --> 24.40] Because it was like between six ferns. +[25.48 --> 28.36] And then we had like the we're in a corner and it's weird. +[28.58 --> 29.66] And then now we're here. +[30.40 --> 33.36] It was like the tech linked sideshow. +[33.50 --> 33.78] Yeah. +[33.90 --> 35.92] Like tech dinked. +[36.14 --> 37.94] Get out of here. +[38.34 --> 39.20] Relegated to the corner. +[39.30 --> 41.18] Now dedicated hex wall. +[41.34 --> 41.60] Yeah. +[41.76 --> 43.24] Red versus blue with an orange chair. +[43.42 --> 44.16] This is the new set. +[44.16 --> 45.96] The orange chair is a little clashing. +[46.50 --> 48.86] The white and gray chair works pretty well. +[49.24 --> 50.82] Maybe we'll try to swap that one out. +[50.88 --> 51.26] Who knows? +[51.32 --> 52.26] It'll probably never happen. +[52.34 --> 52.86] Doesn't matter. +[52.98 --> 53.80] This is the new set. +[54.08 --> 56.10] Welcome to the new Na Wan Shet. +[56.60 --> 56.92] Shet? +[57.04 --> 57.86] Bizarre world. +[58.18 --> 58.40] Yeah. +[59.04 --> 59.44] It's weird. +[59.44 --> 66.28] It's also very weird because we've had the Wan Show in the other corner of the office near where the workshop is. +[66.28 --> 70.10] For the longest time. +[70.22 --> 72.24] Not the entire time that we've been here. +[72.44 --> 76.70] Because Wan Show was technically like in some weird spare room for a little while and all this kind of stuff. +[76.80 --> 80.66] But for many years it's been in the same corner facing the exact same direction. +[81.00 --> 87.28] And now we are like almost as far away as possible from that point at the complete other side of the office. +[87.28 --> 88.32] It should be quieter over here. +[88.32 --> 89.58] It should be a lot quieter. +[89.78 --> 92.46] And I think the sound absorption stuff in general should be a lot better. +[93.98 --> 94.90] We'll have to... +[94.90 --> 96.30] I wonder what the Twitch chat is saying. +[96.74 --> 97.76] Let's do a straw poll actually. +[97.86 --> 98.74] I'm going to set up a straw poll. +[99.50 --> 101.72] Straw poll dot me. +[102.68 --> 109.58] I want to ask people whether it's like thumbs up or thumbs down for this set versus the other set. +[109.76 --> 110.06] All right. +[110.26 --> 111.50] Do you prefer the old area? +[111.66 --> 112.82] Do you like the new area? +[112.82 --> 114.68] New set. +[115.40 --> 115.88] Better. +[116.76 --> 117.32] Worse. +[117.46 --> 117.78] Worse. +[117.90 --> 118.04] Wait. +[118.12 --> 118.64] Third option. +[120.62 --> 122.64] I-D-G-A-F. +[124.06 --> 125.36] I don't care. +[127.44 --> 128.00] F. +[128.86 --> 129.20] Whoa. +[131.08 --> 132.76] I don't care fatso. +[133.46 --> 134.02] Hey. +[134.50 --> 135.34] That's mean. +[136.44 --> 137.60] I resent that. +[137.68 --> 137.80] Okay. +[137.84 --> 138.40] What the heck? +[139.04 --> 139.72] What just happened? +[141.10 --> 141.76] I'm going to refresh. +[141.90 --> 142.46] What is that? +[142.46 --> 143.08] There we go. +[144.40 --> 144.94] All right. +[145.28 --> 147.04] I want to see what Twitch chat has to say. +[150.88 --> 151.48] There we go. +[151.54 --> 152.48] I missed the old set. +[152.68 --> 153.68] I expected that. +[153.80 --> 155.44] I expected a lot of people were going to bring that up. +[156.48 --> 157.26] We fear change. +[158.48 --> 158.80] Yeah. +[158.90 --> 160.78] A lot of people do fear change in general. +[160.90 --> 161.56] What do you think, Ed? +[162.12 --> 162.70] New set? +[162.86 --> 163.32] Old set? +[163.42 --> 163.80] Which one? +[164.88 --> 167.26] I'm working on throwing a light at you guys. +[168.18 --> 169.46] Ed's trying to give us another light. +[169.46 --> 170.90] I think it looks mostly okay. +[171.72 --> 172.12] No. +[172.12 --> 172.52] Background? +[172.84 --> 173.06] Yeah. +[173.22 --> 173.84] It's a little weird. +[173.94 --> 174.92] Background's kind of... +[174.92 --> 175.20] Yeah. +[175.88 --> 176.12] Yeah. +[176.36 --> 176.94] Get out of there. +[177.78 --> 178.38] You're blocking us. +[178.38 --> 178.98] Instead of lighting. +[179.24 --> 179.48] Okay. +[179.92 --> 180.48] Let's see. +[180.74 --> 181.52] Way to go, Ed. +[181.58 --> 183.22] It's like you work around cameras or something. +[183.22 --> 184.92] Some people just aren't camera aware. +[185.96 --> 186.56] You know? +[186.90 --> 187.32] So... +[187.32 --> 188.68] We got lots of sweet... +[188.68 --> 188.96] Oh, wait. +[189.02 --> 190.44] Are you still talking about straw poll? +[190.58 --> 190.96] I am. +[191.00 --> 191.24] Okay. +[191.42 --> 192.04] Here we go. +[192.06 --> 192.56] We got nothing. +[192.78 --> 193.08] Never mind. +[193.26 --> 193.60] We've made it. +[194.06 --> 196.32] So, a lot of people don't care. +[197.88 --> 201.84] Majority people, if they care, think it's worse. +[201.94 --> 204.28] But that's not super surprising because, again, people fear change. +[204.36 --> 205.52] We're going to ask you next week again. +[205.54 --> 206.44] We're going to ask you next week again. +[206.48 --> 207.74] We're going to maybe keep this poll going. +[208.06 --> 211.06] Also, the lighting is, like, really not perfect yet. +[211.46 --> 213.20] But we'll see how it goes. +[213.30 --> 214.54] I'm interested in what people think. +[214.54 --> 215.24] I think it should be darker. +[216.16 --> 216.40] Oh. +[216.80 --> 217.52] Just mood lighting. +[218.16 --> 218.34] Yeah. +[218.38 --> 219.02] Get some candles. +[219.54 --> 219.82] Yeah. +[220.02 --> 220.62] The flickering. +[220.84 --> 223.26] Yeah, that Philips Hue tech candle. +[223.66 --> 223.92] Okay. +[224.06 --> 226.46] But now, on to the actual show. +[226.98 --> 227.74] What do we have? +[227.88 --> 228.74] Lots of sweet topics. +[228.90 --> 229.48] Tons of topics. +[229.56 --> 234.80] We finally found out for sure what happened in the unfortunate Uber accident from March +[234.80 --> 235.88] where that woman was killed. +[236.24 --> 236.42] Yeah. +[236.52 --> 241.50] We also now know that Apple knew that the iPhone 6 would bend. +[241.50 --> 244.34] They knew it was going to bend before it launched. +[244.90 --> 245.76] Now we know that. +[246.24 --> 247.00] That's sick. +[247.44 --> 248.38] That is actually pretty interesting. +[248.76 --> 254.54] Also, Nintendo bans all online access to Switch devices owned by hackers. +[254.74 --> 256.60] This is on an account basis. +[256.72 --> 257.70] We'll talk more about that later. +[258.14 --> 263.74] And there has already been GDPR complaints made against Google and Facebook in the least +[263.74 --> 264.96] surprising news ever. +[264.96 --> 267.42] This is the deadline day for GDPR. +[267.50 --> 271.70] So you should stop getting mass emails about it pretty soon here. +[272.22 --> 274.10] I'm sure you've probably received a lot. +[274.52 --> 276.98] By the way, we're updating our privacy policy. +[277.22 --> 279.20] I didn't even know I subscribed to you. +[280.48 --> 280.80] Unsubscribe. +[280.80 --> 285.14] I did a thing with the forum, which is it's going to annoy some people for surezies. +[285.32 --> 289.36] But instead of emailing everyone, I mean, so the next time you go log in, it's just +[289.36 --> 289.76] like, hey. +[290.08 --> 291.90] I saw that and it confused me at first. +[291.96 --> 294.06] I was like, I typed the wrong thing in and I loaded again. +[294.12 --> 295.26] I was like, I'm going to have to scroll down. +[295.44 --> 297.10] See, my problem is I did the same thing. +[297.18 --> 298.84] So I think a lot of people are going to be pretty confused. +[299.08 --> 300.86] You got to scroll down and click the agree button. +[300.96 --> 301.54] Sorry about that. +[301.60 --> 302.06] Roll the intro. +[302.20 --> 302.72] A little confusing. +[302.84 --> 303.58] Let's press the button. +[303.72 --> 304.16] Let's go. +[307.04 --> 307.36] Really? +[307.36 --> 309.82] Oh, yeah. +[311.24 --> 313.10] It's a beautiful lagoon. +[313.24 --> 313.76] Hold on. +[313.96 --> 314.70] Never leave. +[315.10 --> 315.60] Hold on. +[316.44 --> 316.88] How do I? +[316.96 --> 317.58] I can't just. +[321.78 --> 322.18] Okay. +[323.18 --> 323.94] What's wrong? +[328.18 --> 329.32] Will that do something? +[329.58 --> 330.06] Yes. +[330.60 --> 331.04] Yeah. +[331.30 --> 332.56] That will give you swamp butt. +[332.88 --> 333.04] Yeah. +[334.80 --> 335.38] I'm dead. +[336.42 --> 337.06] Thanks, Ed. +[337.36 --> 338.70] Killing me off in the intro. +[339.96 --> 341.26] Maybe that's why I left. +[347.08 --> 347.44] Yeah. +[350.24 --> 351.16] Savage jerky. +[351.30 --> 351.64] Savage. +[351.70 --> 352.34] Just like Ed. +[353.42 --> 354.32] Moss backpack. +[354.58 --> 355.22] The black pack. +[355.44 --> 355.72] Yeah. +[356.10 --> 357.22] And then bloody gaming. +[357.22 --> 358.12] Bloody gaming. +[358.48 --> 359.00] Keyboard. +[360.82 --> 361.90] And we're back. +[362.20 --> 364.46] I'm happy that I fixed the intro. +[365.30 --> 367.14] I wonder if that's the only time that it's been broken. +[367.14 --> 368.62] And then came back to life. +[369.10 --> 369.50] Eventually. +[370.94 --> 372.82] A new intro for a new beginning. +[374.38 --> 375.08] Speaking of. +[375.08 --> 375.74] What is Ed doing? +[376.42 --> 377.62] The reddening. +[378.02 --> 379.64] He's messing with the light. +[379.76 --> 380.00] Whatever. +[380.20 --> 381.30] Keep it going, Eddie. +[381.30 --> 383.54] Speaking of not new beginnings. +[383.74 --> 385.36] Old, old, old happenings. +[385.46 --> 386.16] What just happened? +[386.32 --> 387.18] You may remember. +[387.92 --> 388.78] What have you done? +[388.94 --> 389.48] I don't know. +[389.48 --> 390.86] Can I keep going here? +[390.86 --> 391.20] I fixed it. +[391.26 --> 391.98] Yeah, go for it. +[392.40 --> 398.02] Travel back in time to September 2014 when the iPhone 6 came out. +[398.94 --> 401.60] And Unbox Therapy was like, biggest video of all time. +[401.72 --> 402.10] Drop. +[403.08 --> 403.48] Okay. +[403.98 --> 404.22] I mean. +[405.24 --> 405.60] Yes. +[405.78 --> 405.92] Yeah. +[405.98 --> 410.60] So there was a bunch of viral content of videos and pictures of people who were like, +[410.86 --> 414.48] look at my nice new shiny iPhone all bent to the shape of my legs. +[414.58 --> 415.80] My hipster jeans are so tight. +[415.92 --> 419.02] And then all the iPhone haters like me were like, hehehe. +[419.80 --> 420.40] Nerds. +[420.40 --> 420.50] And then. +[421.50 --> 422.76] I've got an Android phone. +[422.78 --> 424.66] They don't always design things good. +[424.80 --> 425.44] It's a brick. +[425.66 --> 426.34] It doesn't bend. +[426.34 --> 431.18] And then Apple basically said like, this isn't a design flaw. +[432.82 --> 434.32] It's designed good. +[434.72 --> 437.14] It's just there's like some bad apples out there. +[437.84 --> 439.40] You know, we make a million of these things. +[439.74 --> 439.88] Get it. +[440.72 --> 446.74] But now, information contained in internal Apple documents filed under seal in a class action +[446.74 --> 452.94] lawsuit show that Apple knew that the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus were susceptible to bending prior +[452.94 --> 454.48] to the phone's launch. +[454.48 --> 460.54] The company found in an internal investigation that the iPhone 6 is 3.3, repeating of course, +[460.90 --> 464.02] times more likely to bend than the iPhone 5S. +[464.38 --> 470.24] And not surprisingly, the 6 Plus is 7.2 times more likely to bend than the iPhone 5S. +[471.08 --> 474.62] That's kind of a weird statistic because like the big one's more likely to bend than the +[474.62 --> 475.04] small one. +[475.20 --> 475.70] No kidding. +[476.02 --> 476.46] Yeah. +[476.66 --> 476.88] Yeah. +[476.96 --> 478.06] I was going to say that makes sense. +[478.42 --> 481.94] So then the phone launched and everyone found out they were bending and that was bad. +[481.94 --> 488.58] And then in early 2016, many iPhone 6 and 6 Plus devices started to exhibit symptoms of +[488.58 --> 490.18] what's called touch disease. +[490.70 --> 495.72] So you would get like a flickering gray bar at the top of your screen or your screen would +[495.72 --> 497.86] be working only intermittently or not at all. +[497.86 --> 506.56] And then it was determined by various third party repair people that that was happening because +[506.56 --> 514.42] the the integrated circuit responsible for transiting the touches to code was getting lifted +[514.42 --> 517.50] off of the board because your phone got bent. +[517.50 --> 519.90] So then the chip would get lifted off a little bit. +[520.84 --> 522.82] So then people started complaining about that. +[522.88 --> 524.96] And Apple didn't say anything. +[525.06 --> 526.02] They didn't confirm that. +[526.08 --> 532.74] But they quietly started to put what they call underfill underneath the chip so that future +[532.74 --> 535.14] phones that got shipped would actually be stronger. +[535.38 --> 536.70] But they didn't say that to the public. +[537.64 --> 542.66] They did not publicly acknowledge touch disease until November 2016, even though it was May of +[542.66 --> 545.38] that year that they started fixing all of the chips. +[546.64 --> 550.94] And they only acknowledge it in November because there was like widespread news reports about +[550.94 --> 551.34] the issue. +[552.42 --> 557.80] And at that time, they said that they were going to start replacing touch disease phones for +[557.80 --> 559.10] a mere $150. +[559.64 --> 563.42] And that had previously been a $350 charge. +[563.42 --> 569.84] And in its public announcement, when they said they were going to do all this, they didn't +[569.84 --> 573.24] actually say that they changed that they started fixing them. +[574.00 --> 575.40] Yeah, they didn't say that. +[575.52 --> 575.68] Yeah. +[576.96 --> 579.16] They just said they're going to replace the touch disease ones. +[579.34 --> 579.64] Yeah. +[581.12 --> 584.74] It's like, I can't say I'm surprised, but it is really interesting news. +[585.70 --> 590.96] It's probably going to hurt some at least some amount of the Apple fanboyism. +[590.96 --> 594.44] But the Apple fanboyism hasn't been doing very well over the last few years. +[594.44 --> 595.06] Well, that's the thing. +[595.12 --> 599.76] It's just another episode in a series of trust betrayals over the last while, whether that's +[599.76 --> 605.44] iOS rollouts that had all these bugs, or whether it's, what else did they do? +[607.96 --> 608.86] Naming schemes? +[611.70 --> 612.54] Help me out here. +[612.62 --> 617.80] The 10 came out, and while a lot of people do like it, there's a huge amount of issues +[617.80 --> 618.28] with it. +[618.28 --> 621.94] Taking away the headphone jack pissed a lot of people off. +[621.98 --> 622.28] Big one. +[622.50 --> 623.60] Including loyal fans. +[623.80 --> 633.68] I know this is coming from a PC fan and an Android fan, but I feel like sentiment really +[633.68 --> 634.94] isn't there lately. +[635.44 --> 640.86] Back when I used to work in a computer store, you'd have the Mac people come in, and they +[640.86 --> 641.74] were really hardcore. +[641.74 --> 645.14] And I worked with people that were there that were Mac fans, and they were really hardcore. +[645.26 --> 650.38] And it was kind of hard to debate, because it came down to both sides were giving logical +[650.38 --> 650.72] arguments. +[650.90 --> 655.58] It just was that one side put more weight on one thing, and the other side put more weight +[655.58 --> 656.26] on a different thing. +[656.32 --> 656.50] Sure. +[656.58 --> 658.62] So that made it so they liked different things. +[658.72 --> 659.46] It was fine. +[659.52 --> 660.90] It was an interesting battle. +[660.90 --> 668.02] Now it's kind of getting a little worse, because the stuff that they used to trash on, like +[668.02 --> 672.06] PC stuff or Android stuff for, is starting to happen on their side as well. +[672.78 --> 674.76] And then I think that Google's closing the gap. +[674.90 --> 679.56] Now that we have a flagship device that kind of represents Android, being the Google Pixel, +[680.12 --> 681.16] then it's kind of easier. +[681.50 --> 683.98] Although, Apple's still ahead in that. +[683.98 --> 686.48] And we're talking about phones here. +[686.90 --> 689.82] Let's acknowledge, as a Windows user, Windows sucks. +[690.30 --> 692.44] I'm like this close to switching to Mac. +[692.84 --> 694.70] What version of Windows do you run? +[695.92 --> 699.30] I don't think I have the Spring Creators update on my... +[699.30 --> 699.46] But 10? +[699.86 --> 700.22] Oh, yeah. +[700.64 --> 702.12] That might be why. +[702.42 --> 706.36] I shouldn't have to use 2004 software to get a good experience. +[706.38 --> 706.60] I'm just saying. +[706.98 --> 709.74] Like 2018 stuff should be the best stuff. +[709.74 --> 718.90] If you can make it work without being a pirate, you can get the embedded systems Windows 10 +[718.90 --> 719.24] version. +[719.42 --> 720.18] It's far better. +[720.74 --> 725.10] Or I would recommend the same situation embedded systems, but you don't have to be a pirate +[725.10 --> 725.60] to get it. +[726.02 --> 727.08] Windows 8.1. +[727.94 --> 728.86] It's just a lot better. +[729.58 --> 729.72] Yeah. +[730.08 --> 733.26] It's one of my favorite things is when you're like, hey, I want to disable Windows update. +[733.32 --> 735.80] And they're like, or no. +[737.48 --> 738.98] It's like, what? +[738.98 --> 740.92] That's not how a computer is supposed to work. +[741.42 --> 743.30] Anyways, I think we're probably good for that topic. +[743.56 --> 745.22] No, there's more interesting things about it. +[745.44 --> 751.32] So in a court filing in the class action case, Apple's lawyers wrote that it's rigorous and +[751.32 --> 756.72] comprehensive reliability test data proved that enclosure bending and twisting cannot +[756.72 --> 762.80] cause the touch disease issue unless the phone had already been repeatedly dropped on +[762.80 --> 763.62] a hard surface. +[763.62 --> 771.70] And I think that's so interesting because what it says to me is like, look, we made a design +[771.70 --> 772.30] choice. +[774.30 --> 779.88] But that choice, like sure, it might cause bending, but it's that choice is not going +[779.88 --> 785.32] to brick your phone and cause this touch disease unless you already screwed up by dropping it +[785.32 --> 785.64] a bunch. +[785.64 --> 791.90] It harkens back to, I believe it was the iPhone 4 circa 2010 where you're holding it wrong. +[792.38 --> 792.74] Is that what you're doing? +[792.76 --> 793.38] Well, I don't know. +[793.60 --> 797.90] It was, they couldn't get good call quality because there was a band of aluminum around +[797.90 --> 798.50] the outside. +[798.66 --> 799.56] So calls were dropping. +[799.56 --> 803.06] And their official response was making phones is hard. +[803.50 --> 807.88] We're really good at it, but no one could make a phone that's perfect. +[808.26 --> 810.24] So we're still the best. +[810.52 --> 811.68] It's just phones are hard. +[811.68 --> 818.24] So what they're doing and they need to do this is they need to continue to promote this +[818.24 --> 824.06] and propagate this like fiction that we all buy into where Apple has superior engineering. +[824.28 --> 827.92] As soon as that myth erodes, then what do they have? +[827.92 --> 828.20] Yeah. +[828.86 --> 833.56] So I think this is very on brand for the lawyers to have this statement. +[833.78 --> 834.32] That stance. +[834.42 --> 834.62] Yeah. +[834.78 --> 835.48] That makes sense. +[837.78 --> 839.70] We're moving on to a hard topic now. +[843.48 --> 847.02] It's something that's difficult to approach in general and people have talked about it. +[847.12 --> 852.94] People have mentioned it in Twitch chat already asking why it wasn't like the first topic. +[853.08 --> 856.98] It wasn't the first topic because I just didn't necessarily think we would lead with this. +[856.98 --> 859.68] I wanted to bring something slightly more upbeat to the table. +[861.18 --> 864.46] We have had this man on the WAN show in the past. +[864.52 --> 867.98] He was one of our guests quite a long time ago when we used to bring a lot more guests on. +[868.56 --> 872.28] But John TotalBiscuitBane has passed away. +[873.58 --> 877.44] He has succumbed to a four-year battle with cancer. +[877.84 --> 879.80] He's just 33 years old. +[879.80 --> 886.66] In the notes, but I'm going to go off notes, is talking about how he contributed a lot to gaming as a whole. +[886.80 --> 888.62] He was really big into the StarCraft II scene. +[889.42 --> 892.70] His YouTube channel was pretty massive in terms of reviews. +[893.10 --> 896.20] If you're in the PC gaming community, you probably know of him. +[896.30 --> 898.04] You've probably seen one of his game reviews. +[898.14 --> 898.92] Especially indie games. +[899.12 --> 900.10] Especially indie games. +[900.20 --> 902.96] That was very cool because I really liked indie games for a long time. +[903.94 --> 907.60] Very few people in the audience might remember this, but I used to have indie game reviews from PAX. +[907.98 --> 910.98] They got no views compared to the rest of our content, so I stopped. +[911.20 --> 911.46] But still. +[913.20 --> 916.16] His wife, Jenna, is still around. +[916.16 --> 921.72] And has stated that she's going to continue the co-optional podcast as well as her own YouTube channel. +[921.94 --> 925.90] So if you want more of that flavor of content, be sure to tune in. +[926.28 --> 930.70] And unless you have something to say, I don't think I'm going to keep going. +[931.86 --> 934.70] If you want, check him out. +[934.96 --> 936.22] The YouTube channel is still there. +[936.28 --> 936.92] His Twitter is still there. +[936.96 --> 940.60] You can still watch all his old reviews of indie games if you want to check different things out. +[940.60 --> 947.14] And if you did that, if you consume that content today, you'd still be supporting those who survived him. +[947.54 --> 949.50] Like his wife, Jenna, for example. +[949.82 --> 950.78] Check out her YouTube channel. +[950.90 --> 952.36] Keep watching co-optional podcasts. +[952.54 --> 953.40] Do all that kind of stuff. +[954.76 --> 954.96] Yeah. +[955.06 --> 955.78] Rest in peace, John. +[956.16 --> 956.98] Rest in peace, John. +[958.08 --> 959.14] And moving on. +[959.36 --> 960.08] Because I don't want to. +[960.08 --> 961.12] No possible segue. +[961.96 --> 962.70] Literally not. +[962.70 --> 964.30] There's no possible segue now. +[964.42 --> 964.62] No. +[964.62 --> 968.52] So here's a story that we reported on when it first broke in March. +[969.22 --> 977.24] The accident that happened in Arizona with a self-driving Uber that, again, this is actually also kind of dark. +[977.70 --> 981.52] It was the first pedestrian death in a self-driving car case. +[982.38 --> 986.98] So there's been a report published by the National Transportation Safety Board. +[987.26 --> 994.30] It has all the details of what happened, what parts of the car's systems failed, the human error, the software. +[994.30 --> 996.10] All of it we know now, finally. +[997.98 --> 1003.22] So there's really like a play-by-play in the report, which you'll be able to click through. +[1003.40 --> 1005.76] It's source number three if you get access to the WAN doc. +[1005.88 --> 1011.88] Or if you go to the article that Luke has on the screen, you'll be able to click through as well from the first paragraph. +[1012.04 --> 1014.54] The WAN doc will be available on the forum after the show, by the way. +[1014.80 --> 1018.38] And this was posted on the forum, by the way, by Spartaman64. +[1018.62 --> 1019.04] Thank you. +[1019.04 --> 1028.16] So for those of you who don't know, there was a self-driving Uber cruising down a, I believe it's, there's two lanes. +[1028.70 --> 1029.64] It's at night. +[1029.72 --> 1032.64] There's two left-turning lanes, and then there's a bike lane on the right. +[1033.08 --> 1040.24] And basically it's nighttime, and a woman crosses the street, not at a crosswalk, which is pretty much irrelevant, walking her bicycle. +[1040.86 --> 1044.94] And the car strikes the woman, and she eventually died because of her injuries. +[1044.94 --> 1052.46] There's also dash cam footage that was released that shows what the car is heading towards, and also inside the car. +[1052.66 --> 1058.96] And the view inside of the car, you can see an Uber employee who's supposed to be responsible for taking over in tricky circumstances, +[1058.96 --> 1065.90] who appears to be looking down possibly at a smartphone, and no one knew if this person was being negligent or what. +[1066.90 --> 1068.18] But now we have more details. +[1068.18 --> 1072.40] So this is just crazy. +[1072.58 --> 1080.42] So apparently what happened was shortly after the story broke, we learned that there was a statement from the producers of the LIDAR systems +[1080.42 --> 1085.08] that they believe that they had checked and that their systems had performed properly. +[1085.52 --> 1087.78] And the report confirms that. +[1087.78 --> 1093.80] So what happened was, as the vehicle approached, I believe her name was Elaine, +[1094.74 --> 1097.54] at first the vehicle detected just an object. +[1097.96 --> 1100.62] This is at six seconds away from collision. +[1101.06 --> 1104.08] Then as it gets closer, it's decided, okay, that's a vehicle. +[1104.24 --> 1105.70] And then finally, that's a bicycle. +[1106.68 --> 1107.70] But here's the problem. +[1110.10 --> 1112.36] Hold on. +[1112.36 --> 1120.08] At 1.3 seconds before impact, the self-driving system determined that an emergency braking maneuver was needed to mitigate a collision. +[1121.10 --> 1127.20] According to Uber, emergency braking maneuvers are not enabled while the car is under computer control +[1127.20 --> 1130.92] to reduce the potential for an erratic vehicle behavior. +[1130.92 --> 1133.54] So the car sees that, oh, this is going to be crazy. +[1134.52 --> 1138.42] It's going to need some tricky steering for us to avoid this. +[1138.54 --> 1139.60] I'm not allowed to do that. +[1139.66 --> 1140.60] The driver has to do that. +[1140.60 --> 1143.28] So I should probably notify the driver. +[1143.90 --> 1146.28] There are no alerts set up. +[1146.90 --> 1149.54] The system is not designed to alert the operator. +[1149.90 --> 1151.18] Wait, it gets worse. +[1151.62 --> 1154.38] So then you're thinking, okay, but if there's someone in the driver's seat... +[1154.38 --> 1158.12] I was just going to say, this is still a problem because the car shouldn't have to alert the driver. +[1158.64 --> 1159.92] They should be paying attention. +[1160.10 --> 1162.20] Well, it still should alert the driver because you could be... +[1162.20 --> 1163.36] Yes, but it shouldn't have to. +[1163.92 --> 1164.62] It shouldn't have to. +[1164.76 --> 1167.02] It should, like, okay, no, it should have to, sorry. +[1167.40 --> 1170.34] But the problem should have still been solved. +[1170.60 --> 1170.78] Right. +[1170.88 --> 1175.16] So presumably the person sitting in the driver's seat, they're saying, they're thinking, oh, this looks weird. +[1175.20 --> 1175.96] I should take over. +[1176.16 --> 1176.32] Yeah. +[1176.32 --> 1181.98] But you would still like to see, like, you might be thinking, is this a situation where the car is going to do it or not? +[1182.10 --> 1183.76] It'd be nice if the car was like, bang, bang, bang. +[1183.88 --> 1185.52] And then you're like, yeah, okay, I'm going to take over. +[1185.84 --> 1196.40] But it gets worse because the driver is actually responsible for monitoring diagnostic messages that appear on an interface in the center stack of the vehicle dash. +[1196.40 --> 1196.84] Oh. +[1196.84 --> 1199.22] And tagging events of interest for subsequent review. +[1199.40 --> 1200.82] That's what she's looking at. +[1200.96 --> 1201.40] Oh. +[1201.54 --> 1203.18] She's looking down, not at her phone. +[1203.44 --> 1205.56] I mean, this is as per her statement. +[1205.68 --> 1208.40] She did have a personal and a business phone in the car. +[1208.40 --> 1213.36] But she claims she was actually just looking at the interface that she is supposed to be looking at. +[1213.52 --> 1213.62] Yeah. +[1213.62 --> 1219.90] So now you've got a situation where Uber's paying drivers to sit in the car and look at it and not look at the road, basically. +[1220.56 --> 1223.40] And then the car is not going to go ding, ding, ding, look up. +[1223.94 --> 1228.82] And then it plows into a pedestrian causing that person's death. +[1229.40 --> 1229.68] Jeez. +[1229.84 --> 1232.74] Like, you should have seen that coming. +[1233.10 --> 1234.86] That is silly design. +[1234.86 --> 1235.44] That is silly. +[1235.44 --> 1236.24] That's like negligent. +[1236.28 --> 1237.32] That's a bad system. +[1237.32 --> 1237.64] Yeah. +[1238.10 --> 1244.78] Presumably, when the engineers are working on this system, you would pay most attention to this kind of case. +[1244.86 --> 1245.80] This isn't like an edge case. +[1245.86 --> 1248.44] This is the critical what could happen case. +[1248.54 --> 1251.78] Your takeover driver is constantly not looking at the road. +[1252.02 --> 1254.20] That can't work that way. +[1255.04 --> 1260.06] You could even, like, you said something along the lines of, like, oh, they have to make note of different events and stuff like that. +[1260.06 --> 1267.68] I feel like you could just have a log where you have some form of, like, controller that's on the steering wheel while you're like, this type of event just happened. +[1267.76 --> 1268.68] This type of event just happened. +[1268.78 --> 1271.14] Just constantly keep notes and then fill it out later. +[1272.08 --> 1273.58] You have cameras and stuff. +[1273.68 --> 1275.36] At the very least, it needs to go ding, ding, ding. +[1275.52 --> 1276.70] Hey, stop looking down. +[1276.92 --> 1277.10] Yeah. +[1278.22 --> 1279.10] Just crazy. +[1279.10 --> 1286.36] So now, after that accident happened, Uber suspended its self-driving testing in lots of different places. +[1287.64 --> 1288.50] And HUD would work. +[1288.66 --> 1288.86] Yeah. +[1288.94 --> 1290.00] Someone just said a HUD would work. +[1290.06 --> 1290.20] Yeah. +[1290.24 --> 1292.28] You could have something on the freaking, yeah. +[1292.44 --> 1295.24] I feel like the driver should definitely be able to be looking up. +[1295.36 --> 1297.44] The fact that they have to look down is really stupid. +[1297.80 --> 1306.88] There's got to be some, whether it's a simplified controller or it's one of those, like, dial things that are super popular in cars so that they can at least still be looking up and just have it post up onto the windshield. +[1306.88 --> 1307.66] Sorry, continue. +[1309.72 --> 1315.02] Just the upshot is that Uber has now pulled its self-driving program out of Arizona, laying off 300 people. +[1315.74 --> 1328.24] And as far as I could tell, I think that all of its self-driving operations now are happening out of its advanced technology center in Pittsburgh, like its own compound or campus, and no longer in test cities. +[1328.60 --> 1328.88] Okay. +[1329.88 --> 1331.18] So that's going to hurt. +[1331.98 --> 1333.06] Yeah, probably. +[1333.06 --> 1347.02] I think one of the biggest things that's going to hold back automated driving and automated almost anything is companies being careless with it and having stupid things like this happen. +[1347.02 --> 1360.12] And I hope that the companies that aren't being careless with it, and this isn't me Elon Musk trumping, there's definitely more than one, keep pushing forward, I guess. +[1360.38 --> 1366.58] Well, almost every high-profile company has had some kind of story about this, whether that's Tesla or Waymo. +[1366.82 --> 1368.36] And there's been a bunch with Tesla, too. +[1368.72 --> 1368.90] Yeah. +[1370.18 --> 1374.48] It's a fine line, though, because they're all trying to push to be first to market. +[1374.48 --> 1376.58] There's going to be a huge first-mover advantage. +[1376.90 --> 1380.48] And there's something to consider that is, like, there will always be some amount of failure rate. +[1382.06 --> 1387.10] And it's comparing that failure rate versus the failure rate of human drivers. +[1387.50 --> 1389.12] And as long as we're beating that, then good. +[1389.24 --> 1397.16] But, like, it needs to – every single time that it does happen, because it's an automated system, we can go in and look at what happened. +[1397.28 --> 1399.40] With a human driver, it's much harder. +[1399.68 --> 1399.86] Yeah. +[1399.96 --> 1401.12] It's much, much, much harder. +[1401.12 --> 1401.24] Sure. +[1401.50 --> 1404.80] And you rarely have a camera looking in the vehicle at the driver, so you can't tell anyone. +[1404.80 --> 1406.30] You can actually diagnose these problems. +[1406.64 --> 1406.78] Yes. +[1407.36 --> 1407.68] Ideally. +[1408.22 --> 1408.74] Solve them. +[1409.22 --> 1410.84] Every iteration should be improved. +[1410.96 --> 1412.48] Or, yes, yes, exactly. +[1412.62 --> 1416.64] So not necessarily even solve it, but, like, make it less likely to happen at the very least. +[1416.64 --> 1418.02] And that's on a system level. +[1418.22 --> 1418.36] Yeah. +[1418.38 --> 1421.16] Like, if you get into an accident, you may never repeat that mistake again. +[1421.38 --> 1422.68] But that doesn't affect how I drive. +[1422.70 --> 1423.78] It doesn't improve humanity. +[1424.02 --> 1424.18] Yeah. +[1424.36 --> 1424.62] Right. +[1424.62 --> 1427.76] But it's kind of like cars versus airplanes, you know? +[1427.80 --> 1430.94] People feel unsafe on airplanes, even though they're much safer. +[1431.10 --> 1432.10] But it's about control. +[1432.24 --> 1433.44] You don't control the plane. +[1434.32 --> 1434.80] That's fair. +[1435.02 --> 1437.22] A lot of the time, though, like – okay. +[1437.30 --> 1440.00] So I've always found – you brought up the cars versus airplanes thing. +[1440.80 --> 1443.44] I've always found it interesting that everyone's like, oh, have a safe flight. +[1443.52 --> 1444.14] Have a safe flight. +[1444.26 --> 1445.06] Everyone seems so concerned. +[1445.06 --> 1445.66] I'll try. +[1446.08 --> 1450.32] But then, like, if you jump in, like, a taxi or they send you away in an Uber or something, +[1450.42 --> 1451.52] like, all right, get out of here. +[1452.40 --> 1453.62] People say drive safe. +[1454.02 --> 1455.20] Yeah, that's true. +[1455.30 --> 1456.24] People do say drive safe. +[1456.48 --> 1460.14] I just think it's like the, like, have a safe flight thing is like a guaranteed. +[1460.84 --> 1461.10] Yeah. +[1461.76 --> 1462.16] I don't know. +[1462.16 --> 1463.26] And what are you going to do about it? +[1463.42 --> 1463.66] Yeah. +[1463.80 --> 1464.16] What is it? +[1464.54 --> 1465.56] I'll put my seatbelt on. +[1466.10 --> 1466.36] Yeah. +[1466.84 --> 1468.84] I will listen to that demonstration. +[1469.20 --> 1469.50] Do you? +[1469.50 --> 1471.92] I'll put that mask on before I put it on my kid. +[1472.30 --> 1474.74] That's the extent of safe flight that I can guarantee you. +[1474.74 --> 1476.76] Where's your flotation device? +[1477.02 --> 1477.94] Oh, underneath my seat. +[1478.08 --> 1478.54] Oh, there you go. +[1478.94 --> 1479.22] Nice. +[1479.52 --> 1481.32] Sometimes it is the seat cushion itself. +[1481.54 --> 1483.26] I like when they have that little straw and they go. +[1484.34 --> 1485.08] The little what's there? +[1485.10 --> 1486.00] They pretend to blow in it. +[1486.04 --> 1486.32] Oh, yeah. +[1487.94 --> 1491.90] If it doesn't inflate itself, you can manually inflate your thing. +[1492.18 --> 1493.94] Have you ever flown with Air France? +[1494.96 --> 1495.36] No. +[1495.58 --> 1496.44] They have a video. +[1496.44 --> 1500.24] It's the pre-flight check thing plays as a video. +[1500.24 --> 1504.80] And the video is like the people demonstrating are five Victoria Secrets models. +[1505.12 --> 1506.74] And they're all being really cute and funny. +[1507.30 --> 1511.02] And it's very effective at getting your attention. +[1512.00 --> 1513.12] That's actually pretty funny. +[1513.82 --> 1514.74] That's a... +[1514.74 --> 1519.62] I mean, if it makes more people watch, like, you know, maybe it's not a bad thing. +[1519.84 --> 1520.14] Who knows? +[1520.34 --> 1521.02] It's so French. +[1521.02 --> 1522.42] It's the French thing you've seen. +[1522.60 --> 1523.06] That is a pretty French thing. +[1523.06 --> 1523.74] Of course they did that. +[1523.88 --> 1524.04] Yeah. +[1524.90 --> 1526.68] Speaking of, of course they did that. +[1527.04 --> 1528.82] I'm going to talk about Flowplane for a second. +[1529.66 --> 1531.04] It's a wonderful platform. +[1531.28 --> 1532.14] You should check it out. +[1532.40 --> 1534.04] I heard that if you... +[1535.02 --> 1540.22] If when you go to watch Flowplane, if you pop some popcorn and, like, dim the lights a little bit and stuff, +[1540.42 --> 1542.86] that it will increase the viewership experience. +[1542.94 --> 1544.76] So I would recommend doing that. +[1545.18 --> 1548.04] The Linus Tech Tips channel on here has been going ham. +[1548.04 --> 1554.04] So if you want to check it out, you've got Linus Tech Tips, Tech Quickie, and TechLinked, +[1554.74 --> 1561.66] all publishing, all under the same freaking channel, which I don't think was in the agreement when we first started this. +[1562.34 --> 1566.14] So, but if you want to check them out, there's tons of videos. +[1566.70 --> 1571.44] Also, there's BitWit Ultra, who's uploading fantastic stuff, and TechDeals, +[1571.52 --> 1576.82] who uploaded by far the longest video that we've had on Fullplane, which was, like, well over an hour. +[1576.82 --> 1577.80] Did it stress the system? +[1577.80 --> 1580.48] It stressed me a little bit, but everything was okay. +[1580.56 --> 1581.38] Everything worked fine. +[1581.42 --> 1581.90] It was great. +[1582.12 --> 1585.64] We didn't even let us know it was coming, which was actually cool. +[1585.72 --> 1586.12] Oh, yeah. +[1586.26 --> 1590.44] Because I heard through another person, like, oh, wow, there's this super long video on the platform. +[1590.54 --> 1591.82] And I was like, it worked. +[1591.88 --> 1592.78] You don't say. +[1592.78 --> 1593.30] That's cool. +[1595.26 --> 1595.70] Yeah, exactly. +[1596.02 --> 1597.94] Anxiety attacks, like, again, about control. +[1598.06 --> 1600.14] It's in the past, but you still have to experience that. +[1601.84 --> 1603.84] I'm happy that Transco didn't work at all. +[1603.90 --> 1605.54] But, yeah, anyways, Fullplane's great. +[1605.54 --> 1609.72] It's $3 per creator so far because everyone has decided to have the same price. +[1610.10 --> 1611.66] You can check it out at Fullplane.com. +[1611.80 --> 1613.58] You can watch videos. +[1613.76 --> 1614.40] They look great. +[1614.46 --> 1615.20] They sound great. +[1615.38 --> 1617.94] The comment section is much less cancer than it is on YouTube. +[1618.46 --> 1619.00] Things are good. +[1619.36 --> 1620.80] So, yeah, check out Fullplane. +[1620.80 --> 1621.24] Fullplane. +[1621.24 --> 1625.56] And now, for the rest of the sponsor stuff, we've got Bloody Gaming. +[1626.44 --> 1627.40] Can you say your thing? +[1629.56 --> 1630.36] Bloody Gaming. +[1630.54 --> 1630.92] There you go. +[1631.04 --> 1632.18] See, I think that's actually pretty good. +[1632.52 --> 1632.76] I'm like. +[1632.80 --> 1633.58] Oh, pretty bad, though. +[1633.60 --> 1635.32] It's like the worst person in England. +[1636.38 --> 1637.54] Who sounds like that? +[1637.72 --> 1639.34] I can't do accents at all. +[1639.36 --> 1639.68] In it. +[1640.20 --> 1640.58] In it. +[1640.58 --> 1641.18] Riley's really good. +[1641.36 --> 1642.16] Riley's really good at accents. +[1642.16 --> 1642.72] That would make sense. +[1642.82 --> 1643.84] I could see him being really good. +[1643.92 --> 1644.34] There we go. +[1644.38 --> 1644.88] Here's my notes. +[1645.42 --> 1653.54] Today, we're talking about the Bloody Gaming B975 keyboard, which isn't this one, despite +[1653.54 --> 1654.66] this being a bloody keyboard. +[1654.82 --> 1655.74] I don't have it here today. +[1656.12 --> 1657.66] But, wait, no. +[1657.84 --> 1660.04] This is the B945. +[1660.42 --> 1660.82] There we go. +[1660.86 --> 1662.76] Which has the, I can't even show you because it's under my laptop. +[1663.32 --> 1663.52] Wait. +[1663.66 --> 1664.14] Yep, I can. +[1664.44 --> 1666.08] The numpad is on the other side. +[1666.42 --> 1669.78] So, like, this is where WASD is, and then this is the numpad. +[1669.84 --> 1671.32] I think that's way better for gaming. +[1672.06 --> 1674.70] It depends on, so, it's actually kind of interesting. +[1674.70 --> 1679.72] Especially if you don't use the numpad that often for, like, transactional data stuff. +[1679.72 --> 1680.06] Like retail or something? +[1680.12 --> 1681.44] But you might want it for macros. +[1682.44 --> 1682.64] Yeah. +[1682.64 --> 1686.08] It's an interesting idea because you wouldn't normally have your hand on that side of the +[1686.08 --> 1686.28] keyboard. +[1686.38 --> 1690.52] But if you're doing, like, accounting and stuff, you would much more often be full keyboard. +[1691.18 --> 1693.24] When you're gaming, you're very often just one hand. +[1693.34 --> 1694.16] So, having macro keys are cool. +[1694.16 --> 1697.08] Yeah, you just have all those, that much more real estate for your macros. +[1697.20 --> 1700.66] And then you've also got this added benefit of having your mouse closer, more ergonomic, +[1700.90 --> 1701.66] less shoulder strain. +[1701.90 --> 1702.42] So, yeah. +[1702.54 --> 1703.54] Shoulder strain is a big deal. +[1703.54 --> 1707.74] It's like you're using a poker or, like, a 60% keyboard, but you're not. +[1707.96 --> 1712.86] A lot of people will go with 10 keyless keyboards and then get a separate 10 key so they can put +[1712.86 --> 1714.24] it on the other side of their mouse. +[1714.78 --> 1719.48] So, that they can be squared up, shoulder, shoulder, down to mouse, everything's okay. +[1719.62 --> 1721.56] And then go over for numpad. +[1721.56 --> 1723.14] But this is really easy, too. +[1723.66 --> 1723.88] Yeah. +[1723.94 --> 1724.94] Just a different idea. +[1725.38 --> 1731.48] But we're talking about the 975, which is standard full size for those that don't want to switch +[1731.48 --> 1732.72] form factors like me. +[1733.12 --> 1734.70] Double shot ABS keycaps. +[1735.20 --> 1739.26] Less gamer front text kind of stuff and much more clean look. +[1739.26 --> 1745.38] It includes a wrist rest with two colors, black and red, and still has a 25% off deal with +[1745.38 --> 1746.72] promo code TECHTIPS. +[1746.90 --> 1750.64] Check it out on Amazon or in the links below if you are on YouTube. +[1751.42 --> 1754.34] Then next up, we have the Moss Backpack. +[1755.08 --> 1755.48] Blackpack. +[1755.68 --> 1756.18] The black... +[1756.18 --> 1757.82] Oh, it is literally called the Blackpack. +[1757.94 --> 1758.60] Yeah, I wasn't joking. +[1758.72 --> 1760.82] I thought you just were repeatedly making the same joke. +[1760.84 --> 1762.14] You can't trust anything I say. +[1762.32 --> 1763.08] That was fantastic. +[1763.10 --> 1764.00] I joke too often. +[1764.48 --> 1766.28] I was like, it is black. +[1766.44 --> 1767.36] Yes, it is, in fact. +[1767.42 --> 1768.12] Not on the inside. +[1768.94 --> 1769.28] Yes. +[1769.38 --> 1769.58] Okay. +[1769.64 --> 1773.30] This is one of my favorite things about this backpack is that it's bright orange on the +[1773.30 --> 1773.58] inside. +[1773.90 --> 1775.40] I've had this with a couple bags. +[1776.34 --> 1780.38] It's way more important than you might realize at the beginning because you can find anything. +[1780.38 --> 1781.02] Immediately. +[1781.40 --> 1782.88] There's a power cable in the bottom. +[1783.24 --> 1783.94] It's right there. +[1784.10 --> 1785.78] You can see it so easily. +[1785.90 --> 1786.98] It's actually great. +[1787.16 --> 1791.74] I love backpacks that have bright orange insides because almost nothing else is ever bright orange. +[1791.90 --> 1794.00] So if you need to find anything, it's super easy. +[1794.08 --> 1794.82] It's also reflective. +[1795.30 --> 1796.90] So you notice how it like glows a little bit? +[1797.42 --> 1798.02] Just, it helps. +[1798.14 --> 1798.48] I don't know. +[1798.62 --> 1798.98] I don't know. +[1799.10 --> 1799.74] I like it a lot. +[1799.92 --> 1800.56] Don't worry about it. +[1800.60 --> 1801.62] I'm into backpacks. +[1801.74 --> 1802.18] It's a thing. +[1802.52 --> 1807.44] But speaking of that power cord, you have the ability to plug your backpack in. +[1807.58 --> 1809.30] Where's the external access bit? +[1810.38 --> 1810.98] Do-do-do. +[1812.50 --> 1814.38] I know it has it because I watched their video. +[1815.28 --> 1815.62] But I don't know. +[1815.62 --> 1816.00] Here it is. +[1817.26 --> 1821.70] So in the side of the backpack, you can pull out a power cable. +[1822.64 --> 1823.30] There it is. +[1823.52 --> 1828.14] This can plug directly into the wall through a side access port so you don't have to completely +[1828.14 --> 1828.86] open your bag. +[1828.98 --> 1830.62] You just open where the power cable is. +[1831.00 --> 1832.22] Then on the inside of the bag. +[1832.28 --> 1834.14] So you can charge your laptop or whatever else. +[1834.28 --> 1834.50] Yeah. +[1834.50 --> 1836.62] Doesn't it come with... +[1836.62 --> 1839.86] I thought I saw in their video that it like came with a battery bank or something. +[1841.46 --> 1843.24] I don't want to say it does if it doesn't. +[1843.24 --> 1843.60] Here. +[1843.88 --> 1844.18] Yeah. +[1844.50 --> 1845.26] Is it in the notes? +[1846.86 --> 1847.94] You know what it does have? +[1848.06 --> 1848.70] Is a... +[1848.70 --> 1849.88] There's a waterproof pocket. +[1849.98 --> 1852.12] There's a pocket over here just for your water bottle. +[1853.08 --> 1855.32] So you put your water in there and it's completely sealed off. +[1855.38 --> 1855.90] Everything's safe. +[1856.00 --> 1860.36] And if your bag's too full, you can pull that out and just have the water hanging on the +[1860.36 --> 1860.64] outside. +[1860.72 --> 1861.14] That's cool. +[1861.28 --> 1861.84] I like that. +[1862.04 --> 1866.62] But attached to that power cable is a standard power plug for like your laptop or something. +[1866.76 --> 1870.24] And then two USB ports, which is actually pretty sweet. +[1870.66 --> 1871.44] I like that a lot. +[1871.62 --> 1876.42] Because then you can charge your laptop and you can charge your mobile devices. +[1876.42 --> 1878.30] It has a pass-through right here into the front. +[1878.38 --> 1881.76] So if you have your phone lodged up in the front or something, then that will work. +[1882.78 --> 1885.50] But yeah, you can charge your battery bank. +[1885.60 --> 1889.30] You can charge your phone and your laptop all by plugging your backpack into the wall +[1889.30 --> 1890.74] without needing to take anything out of it. +[1890.94 --> 1891.84] That's super cool. +[1891.94 --> 1894.62] If you're a commuter or something like that, you just want to come home and plug the bag +[1894.62 --> 1894.78] in. +[1894.82 --> 1896.10] You don't want to take all your stuff out. +[1896.36 --> 1897.24] That's fantastic. +[1899.24 --> 1902.12] They call that a Reach-C power adapter. +[1903.20 --> 1903.94] Pretty cool. +[1904.02 --> 1909.46] It's a 60-watt USB Type-C port for a MacBook or other Type-C device. +[1910.10 --> 1910.86] That is sweet. +[1912.12 --> 1913.12] But yeah, great backpack. +[1913.46 --> 1914.32] Feel free to check it out. +[1914.68 --> 1918.60] Also, last sponsor is Savage Jerky. +[1920.58 --> 1920.94] Sauvage. +[1921.52 --> 1922.34] Sauvage Jerky. +[1923.90 --> 1924.54] Savage Jerky. +[1924.70 --> 1925.84] They've been on the show a million times. +[1925.92 --> 1927.92] You guys kind of know what it's about, but I'm going to go over it anyways. +[1928.36 --> 1932.02] Jerky is made with the best ingredients without nitrates or preservatives. +[1932.02 --> 1933.98] Their goal is to create a snack that's full of flavor. +[1935.12 --> 1937.74] And just it isn't supposed to be bad for you either. +[1937.88 --> 1938.38] That's cool. +[1938.38 --> 1940.32] People seem to like the Sriracha bacon. +[1940.50 --> 1941.72] Apparently, that's quite popular. +[1942.26 --> 1945.02] I like pretty much everything they have. +[1945.02 --> 1950.06] It's like every one of these bags is open because they always get eaten. +[1950.24 --> 1950.58] They do. +[1950.98 --> 1952.64] People find the box and then steal them. +[1952.64 --> 1954.46] My favorite personal one is Moho. +[1954.66 --> 1957.10] But again, I like literally all of their flavors. +[1957.22 --> 1958.34] So that works for me. +[1958.78 --> 1963.16] You can use offer code LTT to save 10% off their products, which is cool. +[1963.74 --> 1966.06] And they also have one of them. +[1966.14 --> 1967.40] I'm not sure where it is. +[1967.40 --> 1970.94] Because Ivan keeps eating it, so it could be gone. +[1971.16 --> 1975.52] But one of theirs is made with the hottest peppers in the world, the Carolina Reaper. +[1975.96 --> 1977.32] They have a Reaper jerky. +[1977.66 --> 1978.30] Oh, yes. +[1978.42 --> 1979.62] That's pretty dang hot. +[1979.62 --> 1981.50] It'll probably kick your butt. +[1981.98 --> 1984.38] So if you're into that, feel free to check it out. +[1985.98 --> 1987.38] And we're back. +[1987.56 --> 1988.32] Oh, we're going back. +[1988.40 --> 1989.06] What do you want to do now? +[1989.12 --> 1990.14] Oh, let's talk about Alexa. +[1990.50 --> 1990.72] Oops. +[1990.84 --> 1991.56] Sorry, I said it. +[1991.86 --> 1992.54] Amazon Echo. +[1992.54 --> 1993.14] Oh, no. +[1994.66 --> 1998.62] So there is a family in, I believe, Oregon, Portland. +[1999.62 --> 2000.78] And they were hanging out. +[2000.78 --> 2004.28] And suddenly a phone call came in to the husband. +[2004.78 --> 2008.18] And it was one of his employees who lives in, I believe, Seattle. +[2008.94 --> 2010.32] Many, many miles away. +[2010.76 --> 2016.20] And the guy was like, quick, unplug all your A-L-E-X-A devices. +[2016.74 --> 2018.08] You're getting hacked. +[2018.82 --> 2022.06] And what had happened was, for whatever reason, +[2022.54 --> 2027.26] the Echo started recording at a time that the inhabitants of the house +[2027.26 --> 2031.04] did not know it was recording and recorded a big conversation they had. +[2031.34 --> 2037.30] Then it proceeded to send the audio files to a random person in their contact list. +[2038.34 --> 2039.40] And so this guy called. +[2039.68 --> 2044.04] And the husband's like, what are you talking about? +[2044.26 --> 2044.98] You're just joking. +[2045.20 --> 2045.76] Like, yeah, right. +[2045.88 --> 2046.16] Ha ha. +[2046.24 --> 2046.58] Good one. +[2046.62 --> 2048.56] And the guy's like, no, you were talking about your hardwood floors. +[2049.12 --> 2049.92] Like, I heard it. +[2049.96 --> 2050.76] And they're like, oh, God. +[2050.76 --> 2053.16] And so then they contacted Amazon. +[2053.42 --> 2056.24] And Amazon put an engineer to investigate right away. +[2056.80 --> 2058.46] And eventually a statement came out. +[2058.58 --> 2061.60] First, the engineer said, like, there will be a fix. +[2062.32 --> 2063.46] It kind of made it seem. +[2063.60 --> 2065.14] He didn't just brush it off as user error. +[2065.24 --> 2066.40] He was like, we're going to fix something. +[2066.68 --> 2068.08] But then the statement comes out. +[2068.48 --> 2071.78] And it's kind of, it's not user error. +[2071.78 --> 2075.42] But the system acted kind of as intended. +[2075.80 --> 2078.44] So here's what the, where the heck are we here? +[2079.32 --> 2080.90] Here's the, here's the, the events. +[2081.00 --> 2081.38] What happened? +[2082.38 --> 2087.40] Echo woke up due to a word in a background conversation sounding like the hot word. +[2087.40 --> 2093.54] Then the subsequent conversation was heard as send message request. +[2093.66 --> 2097.20] At which point the echo said out loud to whom? +[2097.88 --> 2101.74] Now, if the volume was turned down and they were ranked far away, then they wouldn't have heard that. +[2101.80 --> 2101.96] Right. +[2103.06 --> 2108.30] At which point the background conversation was interpreted as a name in the customer's contact list. +[2108.30 --> 2113.36] So they kept having this conversation and the echo was just kind of picking out where it's like, I think it said send message. +[2113.48 --> 2115.10] I think it said to Craig. +[2115.90 --> 2120.38] And then, and then it carried out that, that request. +[2120.46 --> 2127.14] And so as unlikely as a string of events like that is, Amazon is evaluating the options to make the case even less likely. +[2127.64 --> 2133.50] At the same time, like, you have, you have a smart home device. +[2133.72 --> 2133.80] Yeah. +[2133.80 --> 2136.80] How often have you had it spring up and do something weird? +[2136.80 --> 2138.74] Lately, it seems like more than before. +[2138.98 --> 2139.42] Quite a bit. +[2139.42 --> 2139.58] Yeah, I have too. +[2139.76 --> 2140.22] Quite a bit. +[2140.46 --> 2143.78] So I've got my, my Google home mini. +[2144.44 --> 2150.74] I've went into the settings and, and turned on the settings so that when you hail it, it goes ba-ding, which is off by default. +[2151.28 --> 2152.42] Normally it just would light up. +[2152.46 --> 2157.30] And I had people across the house, they'd be trying to hail it and maybe they're not very experienced with it. +[2157.32 --> 2159.40] And they wouldn't know whether or not it had heard them. +[2159.54 --> 2161.28] So I put on the feedback noise. +[2161.28 --> 2167.78] But that's also super helpful too, because then if I'm watching a movie and the movie says something like, no, you go. +[2168.60 --> 2173.20] And that sounds like, hey, then I'll hear it. +[2173.46 --> 2174.82] And I can just say, never mind. +[2174.94 --> 2176.52] And it'll, it'll turn off again. +[2176.52 --> 2193.42] But I guess what's happening here is the way that these, that this, that machine learning works basically with this kind of thing is there's a probability that when I hear something, it'll say, okay, that's a, that's a 0.8 out of one. +[2193.54 --> 2196.62] Let's say there's an 80% chance that they just said what I think they said. +[2196.76 --> 2198.42] And then there's a decision threshold. +[2198.42 --> 2203.54] So the engineers will say anything greater than a 0.75 is good. +[2203.86 --> 2206.78] And so that counts as, we're going to call that a positive. +[2207.04 --> 2212.94] So you can shift that decision threshold based on the stakes of whatever you're talking about. +[2213.00 --> 2223.14] So if you're talking about a spam email, for example, calling something, letting in spam when it's not spam, that's not that high stakes. +[2223.14 --> 2227.60] Cause then you log into your email and you have a, you have some spam in there and you're like, oh, that's annoying. +[2227.72 --> 2228.66] I'm just going to delete it. +[2228.66 --> 2237.92] But calling it an email that is not spam, spam is, can be catastrophic because then you don't get back to the client or you miss an important appointment or whatever. +[2238.28 --> 2248.12] So what they need to do to fix this, I think, is they're probably going to have to adjust the decision threshold so that they get less false or fewer false positives. +[2248.56 --> 2251.98] But then the flip side of that is you're going to be like, it's going to be more frustrating to use. +[2251.98 --> 2256.60] Hey, and it's not going to hear you when there's music playing or something like that. +[2256.64 --> 2258.72] So they just need to dance around that. +[2259.22 --> 2259.40] Yeah. +[2260.38 --> 2269.22] It's, it's, that's an extremely delicate and difficult thing to do, especially because there's going to be so many different environments that it's going to be used in. +[2269.28 --> 2272.04] There's going to be so many different accents, vocal levels. +[2272.18 --> 2273.02] Some people are quiet. +[2273.22 --> 2274.08] Some people are loud. +[2274.08 --> 2277.54] Like it's, they're probably going to have to personalize it on a per user basis. +[2278.10 --> 2280.64] Just have it learn each one learn its own owner. +[2280.86 --> 2281.30] Yeah. +[2281.30 --> 2281.98] That'd be cool. +[2282.46 --> 2285.22] Well, I mean, I know that the Google one does that already for my voice. +[2285.46 --> 2286.38] They have voice match. +[2286.58 --> 2286.62] Yeah. +[2286.62 --> 2293.52] So it's like when I say call mom, it calls my mom or plays good music to me is different than good music to my wife who's just listens to dead most. +[2293.62 --> 2294.20] And that's it. +[2295.08 --> 2295.88] Strobe is a good song. +[2296.68 --> 2297.76] She learned that on the piano. +[2297.86 --> 2298.56] We got a piano. +[2298.80 --> 2300.28] She only learned that song. +[2300.28 --> 2302.42] It was like, it was not easy. +[2302.56 --> 2304.42] So it took her like months. +[2304.52 --> 2305.14] That's all she played. +[2305.22 --> 2306.06] And then she figured it out. +[2306.12 --> 2307.26] And then she never played piano again. +[2307.32 --> 2312.50] I was like, you need to, you would learn the song faster if you just learned easy songs first. +[2314.54 --> 2315.42] That's fantastic. +[2315.42 --> 2315.58] Fantastic. +[2315.58 --> 2320.78] Speaking of fantastic or not, essential is up for sale. +[2320.98 --> 2322.06] Like the phone company. +[2322.30 --> 2322.86] It's a rumor. +[2323.80 --> 2324.42] It's a rumor. +[2324.64 --> 2327.24] They haven't officially announced it, but it's come. +[2327.24 --> 2329.84] The story's coming from, you know, those in the know. +[2330.74 --> 2331.10] Yeah. +[2332.18 --> 2333.10] I hate rumors. +[2333.22 --> 2334.18] So I'm not really that interested. +[2334.40 --> 2337.60] But apparently the next phone, also rumor, has been canceled. +[2337.76 --> 2338.30] Also rumor. +[2339.46 --> 2340.80] So I don't know. +[2341.66 --> 2342.34] Do people care? +[2343.20 --> 2345.20] A lot of people seem to care. +[2345.30 --> 2350.52] I saw a lot of comments in the forum that were like, I didn't buy it, but I was interested in it. +[2350.56 --> 2353.12] And I was about to buy it or I was planning on buying the next iteration. +[2354.26 --> 2357.14] Because I actually didn't really know much about the essential phone. +[2357.14 --> 2359.82] And I was looking at it today and I was like, that thing's sick. +[2360.28 --> 2360.54] Yeah. +[2360.80 --> 2361.42] It's sweet. +[2361.84 --> 2365.32] So I actually kind of recommended it to a few different people. +[2365.70 --> 2370.30] Or at least the idea of looking into it and comparing it for their own option. +[2371.32 --> 2375.86] But I don't know general public wise, like how much people care. +[2375.86 --> 2377.26] They didn't do a whole lot of advertising. +[2378.56 --> 2384.38] They didn't have like a, had a lot of fanfare, maybe in tech circles, but for the public, not sure. +[2384.90 --> 2385.80] It looked pretty bold. +[2385.80 --> 2387.74] I mean, this was the first phone with a notch. +[2388.22 --> 2390.24] It came out before the iPhone 10. +[2390.62 --> 2392.18] And the notch is smaller. +[2392.44 --> 2395.64] It's almost completely, completely bezel-less. +[2395.78 --> 2397.18] It's nice looking. +[2398.74 --> 2399.44] I care. +[2399.66 --> 2400.22] I care. +[2400.48 --> 2401.76] Samsung or Apple only. +[2401.94 --> 2402.58] Or I don't care. +[2404.32 --> 2405.58] Samsung or Apple only. +[2405.64 --> 2406.80] What about like Google phones? +[2407.50 --> 2408.64] That, that would be I don't care. +[2408.64 --> 2410.78] Or I care. +[2411.06 --> 2411.48] One of the two. +[2412.42 --> 2418.54] The Samsung or Apple only option is like a weird way of me being like, nah, I'm not really +[2418.54 --> 2419.16] that into phones. +[2419.94 --> 2420.76] Oh, okay. +[2420.80 --> 2420.90] Interesting. +[2420.90 --> 2424.42] Because I, I, I see when people don't really know phones too that, that much. +[2424.52 --> 2427.28] They're like, oh, I don't know if I should buy an Apple or a Samsung. +[2427.28 --> 2431.18] Because they just don't even, like the Android category is seen as Samsung. +[2431.20 --> 2431.94] You know what I get a lot? +[2432.38 --> 2434.04] Especially when iPhone 10s were new. +[2435.04 --> 2436.36] This would be sitting on the table. +[2436.56 --> 2437.36] Is that an iPhone 10? +[2437.86 --> 2438.54] No, it's not. +[2438.94 --> 2439.86] Oh, what is that thing? +[2440.22 --> 2441.36] It's an LG V30. +[2442.58 --> 2443.64] Interest lost. +[2444.06 --> 2444.68] An LG? +[2445.54 --> 2448.38] I've heard of a guy and get roasted at the bar. +[2448.46 --> 2450.46] He's trying to wheel some lady and get. +[2450.54 --> 2451.08] Wait, what? +[2451.20 --> 2451.94] Got roasted. +[2452.56 --> 2455.28] Uh, like, she's like, what kind of phone is that? +[2455.32 --> 2456.12] It's like, oh, it's an LG. +[2456.28 --> 2456.70] She's just like. +[2457.52 --> 2457.86] What? +[2457.88 --> 2459.26] It's like iPhone or die. +[2460.02 --> 2463.12] Like, delete your Tinder. +[2463.24 --> 2463.86] You have an LG. +[2466.08 --> 2469.64] Like, I don't actually really want to have an LG, but this is a sweet phone. +[2469.86 --> 2471.70] Like, they just have quality control issues. +[2471.78 --> 2472.34] I don't really dig. +[2472.34 --> 2474.88] Like, this is like my third one, just incidentally. +[2475.26 --> 2477.02] And everyone's had, like, the same kind of problem. +[2477.10 --> 2479.14] Like, it doesn't detect my SIM or something like that. +[2479.48 --> 2480.70] I really liked a G3. +[2480.84 --> 2481.58] I had an LG G3. +[2481.82 --> 2482.02] Yeah. +[2482.06 --> 2482.98] I really liked that phone. +[2483.30 --> 2484.50] So, most people don't care. +[2484.74 --> 2486.82] 51% of people say I don't care. +[2486.90 --> 2487.44] Straight up. +[2489.20 --> 2492.28] 18% of people say Samsung or Apple only. +[2492.72 --> 2495.00] I expected there would be a surprising percentage there. +[2495.52 --> 2497.28] And then 31% of people care. +[2497.38 --> 2498.90] That's actually way more than I thought. +[2499.46 --> 2499.70] Well. +[2500.28 --> 2501.34] So, that's cool. +[2501.34 --> 2507.26] The thing with the essential phone was that it was, like, the closest to stock Android you could get outside of a Pixel. +[2507.50 --> 2508.36] And that's awesome. +[2508.98 --> 2509.30] Amazing. +[2509.56 --> 2509.78] Yeah. +[2510.26 --> 2512.22] And it was way cheaper, eventually. +[2512.44 --> 2513.40] When it launched, it was $700. +[2513.74 --> 2517.30] I don't think it could have competed against other flagships in that price range. +[2517.36 --> 2522.54] But when they were struggling and they dropped it to $500 or even less, then it was, like, a hell of a deal. +[2523.90 --> 2525.14] Maybe they should have opened up with that. +[2525.20 --> 2527.20] But then they had $300 million of investment. +[2527.20 --> 2529.12] They spent $100 million of it developing the phone. +[2529.22 --> 2531.04] So, they just needed to sell these things. +[2531.80 --> 2531.92] Yeah. +[2532.08 --> 2535.60] Essential raised about $300 million from several investors, like you just mentioned. +[2535.84 --> 2536.20] Tencent. +[2536.62 --> 2537.06] Yeah. +[2537.26 --> 2540.34] Tencent, the least surprising group on this list ever. +[2541.06 --> 2544.08] Amazon.com and Redpoint Ventures as well. +[2544.22 --> 2548.54] It was valued at $900 million to a billion dollars a year ago. +[2548.54 --> 2554.66] So, if it is indeed for sale today, it would probably be a lot less than that. +[2554.74 --> 2556.96] I would also assume the same. +[2558.10 --> 2561.26] Current discussions are focused on, again, this is rumors. +[2561.54 --> 2573.96] Current discussions are focused on a sale of the entire company, including its patent portfolio and hardware products like the original smartphone, an upcoming smart home device, and a camera attachment for the phone. +[2573.96 --> 2585.78] Essential's engineering talent, which includes those hired from Apple Inc. and Alphabet Inc.'s Google, would likely be a part of the deal, which is probably quite valuable. +[2585.96 --> 2590.04] Do you think the founder of Android who made this, what's his name, Rubin? +[2590.30 --> 2590.80] Andy Rubin. +[2590.90 --> 2592.32] Would also be in that market? +[2592.40 --> 2592.44] Yeah. +[2592.74 --> 2593.42] I don't know. +[2593.46 --> 2595.14] Or is he the one selling it and getting the heck out? +[2595.14 --> 2595.62] Maybe. +[2596.02 --> 2605.34] But there could be one of those, like, don't remember the name of it right now, but it's those clauses where when the company gets bought, you have to, like, stay on in order to get the good chunk of the money. +[2605.56 --> 2606.34] Golden handcuffs. +[2606.86 --> 2607.06] Yeah. +[2607.14 --> 2607.96] People call that. +[2608.44 --> 2608.96] Not necessarily. +[2609.20 --> 2609.82] Golden handcuffs is a used. +[2609.84 --> 2611.34] That's not necessarily with mergers. +[2611.50 --> 2612.76] That's just, like, any employee. +[2612.92 --> 2613.10] Yeah. +[2613.38 --> 2618.20] Like, it takes four years for your shares to invest or whatever, so you kind of need to stick around before you get the real money. +[2618.52 --> 2618.74] Yeah. +[2618.92 --> 2620.84] Golden handcuffs is used for a bunch of different stuff. +[2621.70 --> 2624.32] Just when it has to do with, like, I am staying because of money. +[2625.14 --> 2625.50] Wow. +[2630.50 --> 2634.44] Apple and Volkswagen are apparently going to be making driverless cars. +[2637.00 --> 2640.06] It's an interesting two names to be in the top. +[2640.06 --> 2647.92] The Apple making a driverless car thing has been, that was guessed by Linus, like, five years ago or something like that. +[2649.68 --> 2650.92] It makes a lot of sense. +[2651.04 --> 2651.28] It does. +[2651.28 --> 2658.46] Since they like design, the holy grail of design, of industrial design is cars, so it's a pretty easy guess. +[2658.64 --> 2666.20] But it's been a roller coaster since they did announce that they were going to make a car that was going to disrupt Detroit and just kick all the butt. +[2666.20 --> 2677.22] But then they scaled that back to being like, well, it's actually really hard to make a car, so why don't we just, we'll make the internal components and all the sensors and everything for the self-driving. +[2677.34 --> 2682.98] And we'll partner with someone like BMW because Tim Cook loves BMW or with Mercedes. +[2682.98 --> 2693.14] And then those companies were like, nope, because Apple wanted to control all the data or some other aspect that those companies, they bailed. +[2693.42 --> 2697.30] So it's like they're, and then they had negotiations with, I believe, Lexus. +[2697.42 --> 2699.20] Now they're on their, like, their fourth choice Volkswagen. +[2699.34 --> 2700.34] It's like, yeah, we'd love to work with you. +[2700.34 --> 2708.68] And they're not even, it's going to be like a standard Volkswagen, what is it? +[2709.26 --> 2710.94] It's a particular model here. +[2712.00 --> 2712.48] T6? +[2712.76 --> 2714.00] Yeah, T6 van. +[2715.34 --> 2716.34] T6 transporter. +[2717.36 --> 2728.00] The frame, wheels, and chassis of the T6 vans will remain, but Apple is replacing many components such as the dashboard and the seats, the computers and sensors, and they're, of course, putting in a large electric car battery. +[2728.00 --> 2731.26] Now, this isn't going to be a consumer product. +[2732.02 --> 2732.22] Oh. +[2732.70 --> 2736.58] No, it's not like they're just, they're making these vans and you're going to be able to buy one. +[2736.76 --> 2741.10] This is a project for them to just start getting their feet wet with self-driving. +[2741.24 --> 2748.78] It's going to be a van that transports their own employees between various Apple campuses so they can, it's kind of closed doors. +[2748.78 --> 2753.04] That's an interesting, like, hey, if you screw up your engineering project, you'll kill all your friends. +[2753.80 --> 2755.46] Like, wow. +[2755.46 --> 2755.58] Wow. +[2756.24 --> 2758.42] Yeah, make sure you do it well, guys. +[2759.44 --> 2759.68] Yeah. +[2759.80 --> 2761.18] That's interesting. +[2761.50 --> 2769.50] I was very surprised to read the, like, not going to be initially commercially available except for literally just themselves line. +[2769.62 --> 2772.98] But that's probably a fairly sensible way of going about that. +[2773.28 --> 2774.86] Yeah, apparently it's been quite a cluster. +[2774.86 --> 2781.14] There's no indication right now if Volkswagen will be on for anything beyond the internal van experiment. +[2781.74 --> 2787.00] And according to the article that we cited here from the New York Times, there was a bunch of... +[2787.00 --> 2787.82] Okay, sorry. +[2787.92 --> 2788.54] Someone in chat. +[2788.70 --> 2790.14] Will they call it the bendwagon? +[2791.30 --> 2792.16] I love it. +[2792.72 --> 2793.46] I don't get it. +[2793.64 --> 2796.08] Because the first topic of the show. +[2796.50 --> 2796.92] Oh, nice. +[2796.92 --> 2799.80] I like it. +[2801.02 --> 2801.90] I think it's good. +[2802.18 --> 2803.22] They would never call it that. +[2803.28 --> 2804.08] That doesn't make sense. +[2804.60 --> 2805.82] That joke doesn't make sense. +[2806.88 --> 2807.86] Oh, I disagree. +[2809.62 --> 2810.44] It's not good enough. +[2810.44 --> 2814.12] They would call that, like, impeccably designed, engineered with purpose wagon. +[2815.62 --> 2816.94] It's a feature, not a bug. +[2817.28 --> 2817.94] Wagon 6. +[2818.84 --> 2819.40] iWagon. +[2819.40 --> 2823.50] But so all the reporting came from ex-employees. +[2823.62 --> 2825.94] And they basically said that the whole project was this brutal. +[2826.30 --> 2826.78] Executives. +[2829.36 --> 2829.80] Executives. +[2829.98 --> 2834.66] Leading Apple's car project had told Tim Cook that the shuttle would be completed by the end of 2018. +[2834.66 --> 2838.62] But that deadline will almost certainly be missed, according to one of these people. +[2838.62 --> 2845.14] And they also said that the project reportedly lacks a clear plan beyond the vans, including any near-term commercial goals. +[2845.70 --> 2846.62] So it's... +[2847.14 --> 2848.32] Hey, there's a big wave. +[2848.44 --> 2849.34] We need to hop on. +[2849.34 --> 2849.58] They're just trying to do a thing. +[2849.64 --> 2851.10] But we don't really know what to do. +[2851.28 --> 2852.32] Steve Jobs is dead. +[2853.32 --> 2854.38] Help us. +[2854.46 --> 2856.62] We're not making very good company decisions. +[2857.02 --> 2858.74] Johnny Ive just wants to design fashion. +[2859.20 --> 2860.62] Speaking of company decisions... +[2861.40 --> 2863.16] Best segue. +[2863.52 --> 2865.44] Amazon bans users for too many returns. +[2866.86 --> 2867.30] Boom. +[2867.30 --> 2868.82] CNET article. +[2869.04 --> 2869.72] Apparently... +[2869.72 --> 2870.50] You buy, you keep. +[2870.96 --> 2871.26] Yeah. +[2871.46 --> 2876.16] Amazon is banning customers who take advantage of its generous return policy and closing their accounts. +[2876.54 --> 2879.90] According to the National Retail Federation, 11% of sales are returned. +[2880.60 --> 2884.10] That seems like a lot compared to my track record of returning things. +[2884.30 --> 2888.82] And 11% of those are fraudulent, which sounds super coincidental, but whatever. +[2888.82 --> 2892.46] They have 300 million customers. +[2892.86 --> 2898.06] Customers are not being warned of bans, but Amazon has reinstated the accounts of those +[2898.06 --> 2900.06] that appeal convincingly. +[2900.06 --> 2904.66] Yeah, because a lot of people are really mad because they get banned. +[2905.70 --> 2912.14] And they're like, I returned six things in the last year, which is depending on how much +[2912.14 --> 2912.54] you buy. +[2912.62 --> 2913.56] It could be a lot or not. +[2913.56 --> 2916.08] And then each one of those things had a good reason. +[2916.44 --> 2918.02] You know, it sucked. +[2918.22 --> 2919.30] It didn't... +[2919.30 --> 2922.48] The things in the box weren't what was expected or whatever. +[2923.42 --> 2928.60] So, but I don't blame Amazon for not giving some kind of threshold. +[2928.60 --> 2930.56] Like, you need to... +[2930.56 --> 2935.52] If you return more than X per year or if you return 15% of your stuff, then you're going +[2935.52 --> 2936.12] to get banned. +[2936.18 --> 2939.62] It's obviously they're not going to give those numbers out because then people will just game +[2939.62 --> 2940.78] it and just... +[2940.78 --> 2941.54] And ride that line. +[2941.54 --> 2941.98] Ride right along. +[2942.00 --> 2944.64] And return as much stuff as they can while still getting away with it. +[2944.66 --> 2947.18] So, it makes sense that they would do that. +[2947.20 --> 2951.66] Or like buy a bunch of really, really low ticket things they don't care about and then +[2951.66 --> 2954.46] screw with your return policy on the higher stuff. +[2954.56 --> 2954.92] I don't know. +[2955.62 --> 2956.44] But yeah, I get it. +[2956.44 --> 2958.00] It also makes sense that if you... +[2958.00 --> 2961.82] Like, first of all, they need to clean out this kind of behavior because it's a lot of +[2961.82 --> 2961.98] money. +[2962.14 --> 2963.38] You're talking about that many returns. +[2963.60 --> 2965.30] That makes an impact. +[2965.44 --> 2969.62] That's millions of dollars on the top line or bottom line or whatever line makes sense. +[2969.66 --> 2970.40] I don't really know finance. +[2971.74 --> 2976.36] And it also makes sense to just ban everyone in one fell swoop and then just take on the +[2976.36 --> 2977.52] appeals as they come in. +[2978.28 --> 2983.22] And then a human can just directly deal with it and then reinstate your account if you're +[2983.22 --> 2983.80] worthy of that. +[2983.80 --> 2988.86] Something they can probably do, and the wording of that made it sound like they're probably +[2988.86 --> 2992.70] doing this, is like, if you appeal, you'll probably get back in. +[2993.10 --> 2993.96] Well, I wrote that. +[2994.24 --> 2994.54] Okay. +[2994.56 --> 2995.56] That wasn't even copy-paste. +[2995.60 --> 2996.68] Well, all right then. +[2996.80 --> 2998.46] But I bet you it's that way anyways. +[2999.06 --> 3001.06] If you appeal, you'll probably be fine. +[3001.74 --> 3002.00] Yeah. +[3002.00 --> 3005.54] If you're like, yeah, well, I just didn't, they're all problems. +[3005.80 --> 3007.04] They'll probably let you back in. +[3008.54 --> 3014.36] Because most people, if you ban someone and it was like, okay, no, that's not true because +[3014.36 --> 3015.44] of moderating on the forum. +[3015.86 --> 3019.26] People will do terrible things and then you ban them and they're like, what? +[3019.64 --> 3021.14] So, yeah, no, I don't know, actually. +[3021.14 --> 3027.18] I think it's going to be easy for them to keep banned the people they ban who are actually +[3027.18 --> 3029.56] offenders of this in a big way. +[3029.96 --> 3035.44] Like the people who are buying 800 things a year, returning 700 things or something like +[3035.44 --> 3035.78] that. +[3036.52 --> 3039.46] Or just like repeatedly buying a TV and returning it so they can have... +[3039.46 --> 3041.68] Yeah, or some kind of other discernible pattern like that. +[3042.46 --> 3042.84] Yeah. +[3043.00 --> 3047.74] I feel like it'll have to be pretty blatant for them to like keep your ban after an appeal. +[3048.38 --> 3048.72] Yeah. +[3048.96 --> 3050.02] I know that they do. +[3050.28 --> 3051.86] They're pretty savage with some other things. +[3051.96 --> 3054.50] I was talking to a friend who has an Amazon... +[3054.50 --> 3057.82] He's like an Amazon seller for a business as his business. +[3058.32 --> 3061.48] And they're really strict about fake reviews, right? +[3061.80 --> 3065.80] But what they're doing was like, they'll actually send you a product for you to review. +[3066.80 --> 3068.66] So you bought it from them. +[3068.66 --> 3071.24] You can be a real buyer of the product. +[3071.40 --> 3072.44] And then you get the product. +[3072.64 --> 3074.38] And then you're supposed to give a five-star review. +[3074.96 --> 3081.08] And the way that they did this was that they gave discounts to all of those potential reviewers. +[3081.96 --> 3084.80] Because you don't want to like sell an item full price. +[3084.92 --> 3088.60] Amazon takes a large part of that just to get this. +[3088.66 --> 3090.28] That's like a high cost for a fake review. +[3090.36 --> 3093.22] You want to get your fake review at the cheapest level possible. +[3093.40 --> 3094.28] So then you just... +[3094.28 --> 3096.30] If it's a $100 item, you send it... +[3096.30 --> 3097.32] Give them 95% off. +[3097.32 --> 3098.22] So it's like five bucks. +[3098.22 --> 3100.20] And then Amazon just gets a dollar or whatever. +[3100.40 --> 3101.58] And then you get your fake review. +[3101.70 --> 3106.24] So what Amazon did is they went through and they said any item that was sold at a discount was... +[3106.24 --> 3107.30] All those reviews are gone now. +[3107.66 --> 3109.98] So you just lost like a third of your reviews. +[3110.20 --> 3110.34] Good. +[3111.34 --> 3111.94] I don't know. +[3112.16 --> 3113.28] I think that's completely okay. +[3113.50 --> 3114.74] Because the amount of like... +[3114.74 --> 3117.56] Well, unless you actually just had a discount code or something like that. +[3117.62 --> 3118.28] That was legit. +[3118.62 --> 3120.08] And all those people were like super happy. +[3120.14 --> 3121.30] Yeah, I tried it for the first time. +[3121.56 --> 3122.08] It's great. +[3122.08 --> 3127.28] I just came to Amazon.com slash WAN or whatever and got my product and I loved it. +[3127.72 --> 3131.74] And here's a five-star review that's legit, but it's gone now because they're throwing at the baby with the bathwater. +[3132.08 --> 3132.22] Yeah. +[3132.26 --> 3132.48] Okay. +[3132.52 --> 3132.90] That's fair. +[3133.48 --> 3134.04] I just... +[3134.04 --> 3136.74] Something that drove me insane was I was... +[3136.74 --> 3142.04] I'm not going to disclose who largely because I don't know if they ever actually ended up doing anything with this guy. +[3142.70 --> 3146.16] I know the guy was there, but I don't know what type of association there was. +[3146.20 --> 3148.42] I don't know if they were actually doing any business, etc, etc. +[3148.42 --> 3149.54] So I'm not going to say the company name. +[3149.64 --> 3154.46] But one year at CES, I went to a company's hotel suite to film a video. +[3155.08 --> 3157.86] And there was a dude there and he was hanging out and I was waiting for my meeting. +[3157.94 --> 3159.46] So I was just like, hey, let's talk. +[3160.74 --> 3161.80] We're both overtired. +[3161.90 --> 3162.42] We're at CES. +[3162.56 --> 3163.36] Let's chat about stuff. +[3163.70 --> 3164.64] Just asked him what he did. +[3164.64 --> 3174.04] He was one of the business acquisition guys for a company that posts fake reviews on Amazon. +[3174.96 --> 3176.50] It was a whole giant company. +[3176.80 --> 3178.70] There's a huge industry of click farms. +[3179.20 --> 3181.94] People do all days create accounts and then like pages. +[3182.40 --> 3184.04] He was essentially one of those guys. +[3184.28 --> 3188.28] And I remember I may have not been the nicest person. +[3190.10 --> 3190.92] You're evil. +[3191.16 --> 3191.52] You're a jerk. +[3192.18 --> 3193.26] You are a dirt. +[3194.64 --> 3196.42] You are a single unit of dirt. +[3197.56 --> 3199.08] Because it kind of pissed me off. +[3199.26 --> 3201.44] But like these are absolutely a thing. +[3201.86 --> 3202.12] Oh, yeah. +[3202.32 --> 3204.20] They're running around CES with badges. +[3204.56 --> 3205.66] Like this was this was. +[3205.88 --> 3208.16] Yeah, this is a pretty big industry. +[3208.16 --> 3209.48] So I'm very happy that they're shutting it down. +[3209.48 --> 3212.34] I think that in some countries it's like a large sector. +[3212.92 --> 3215.16] Just like tourism is a big sector in some countries. +[3215.40 --> 3215.54] Yeah. +[3215.72 --> 3219.86] Click farms is like a big deal in individual particular countries. +[3219.86 --> 3222.42] Just like scams are in some parts of Western Africa. +[3222.56 --> 3225.90] It's like we're all we're all making money just scamming North America. +[3226.04 --> 3229.50] Those phone numbers that call you and try to get your banking info. +[3229.62 --> 3229.98] Hackerville. +[3230.74 --> 3231.18] Hackerville. +[3231.74 --> 3232.86] Hackerville is an interesting thing. +[3233.10 --> 3235.00] Anyways, the show is over. +[3235.52 --> 3235.78] Oh. +[3236.76 --> 3237.18] Boom. +[3237.38 --> 3237.72] See ya. +[3238.30 --> 3238.76] Later. +[3240.38 --> 3241.20] See ya never. +[3241.64 --> 3242.66] Whatever, guys. +[3242.66 --> 3244.00] I'll see you next week. +[3244.22 --> 3244.58] Bye. +[3245.72 --> 3248.10] Can I say what we're doing next week? +[3248.44 --> 3249.28] I don't know. +[3251.90 --> 3255.16] Better just sign up for Plotflame Club. +[3255.50 --> 3258.54] And then get early access to whatever it is we're doing. +[3258.94 --> 3260.04] On Plotflame Club. +[3260.86 --> 3261.16] Yes. +[3261.90 --> 3262.24] All right. +[3262.46 --> 3262.92] Bye, guys. +[3264.14 --> 3265.56] We're filming Scraper on the list next week. +[3265.56 --> 3266.56] AHHHHH! diff --git a/BENT iPad Pros... - The WAN Show Dec 21 2018_transcript.txt b/BENT iPad Pros... - The WAN Show Dec 21 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8324929d8a1b7fc24442b5db71217233b73e7533 --- /dev/null +++ b/BENT iPad Pros... - The WAN Show Dec 21 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1367 @@ +[0.00 --> 5.38] on this show. You know we're live, right? That's why we should tell everyone. Good, then that's not +[5.38 --> 9.60] going to be a problem because we're telling everyone on this show. Later. What are we +[9.60 --> 15.62] telling? Yeah, later, later. It's WAN Showtime! Yeah! Actually it was WAN Showtime half an hour +[15.62 --> 21.48] ago but I was doing something really important. Very important. Are you going to show them? +[21.72 --> 29.98] No, I can't. Oh. No, I know. It's like, it's a whole thing. Oh. Like it's a thing. Okay. +[30.00 --> 35.92] Yeah. So. That's fair. Because it's a thing, I can't show them the thing. Because that's like a, +[36.40 --> 42.24] that's kind of the point. It's kind of the thing. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. So I really, oh man, I really +[42.24 --> 47.82] wish I could show you because I'm so excited. I've never been this excited about, maybe not never, +[47.92 --> 53.54] but I haven't been this excited about a package of technology arriving. What about? Probably this +[53.54 --> 58.06] year. What about, okay, okay. Like. Because I don't think that was this year. But the last time you did +[58.06 --> 62.26] something somewhat similar, it was like a bunch of packages. That was, that was pretty cool too. +[62.36 --> 66.08] That was, that was equally cool. Okay. Equally cool. All right. Um, so guys, we've got a great show +[66.08 --> 72.52] for you today. Here, we're live on, uh, YouTube, Twitch, and Flowplane.com. We've got actually a bunch +[72.52 --> 77.38] of Flowplane updates for you. We've got some Linus Tech Tips updates for you. We have a new merch store. +[77.66 --> 81.12] Hey! It has higher quality shirts and also some designs that are like, +[81.12 --> 85.18] is that even Linus Tech Tips? I don't know. It just kind of looks cool. I don't, +[85.64 --> 89.78] who knows? You actually can't make out the only thing about it that is LTT. +[90.10 --> 97.38] Yeah. No. Which is the LTT that's kind of traced in the constellations in the sky above the mountain +[97.38 --> 106.04] thing. Don't worry. It's chill. It's all good. Um, so we've got a lot of great topics for you guys +[106.04 --> 112.82] today. There's a rumor circulating that Nvidia will be launching the GTX 11 series. I think +[112.82 --> 117.30] you're going to need more like tech wiki, what the heck is going on episodes? Cause like, wow, +[117.40 --> 122.20] this is, this is, this is great. Yeah. This is going to get pretty confusing. And speaking of +[122.20 --> 129.94] equally awesome, iPad pros are apparently shipping bent, which Apple does not consider to be a defect. +[130.02 --> 133.48] Nope. By design. Moron this at 11. Get it? Moron. +[133.48 --> 140.50] Moron. Oh, rank 11. I've made that joke before. It's just been a while. Yeah. Uh, +[140.50 --> 149.06] Fortnite is being sued for the Carlton dance by Carlton, I guess. Yeah. Like Carlton, the hotels? +[149.58 --> 156.06] No. What? Like Rick's Carlton? Fresh Prince. You don't know? Oh, that Carlton. Yeah. Wait, +[156.16 --> 163.24] what? His like dance is in Fortnite. I don't know what his dance is, so I can't do it. What? Yeah. +[163.48 --> 168.56] Okay. Well, I haven't, I'm not, I'm not up on. Talk more about that later. And the boring company +[168.56 --> 173.98] tunnel demo is apparently disappointing. So you're such a fan boy. You're going to find a way to not +[173.98 --> 177.42] be disappointed about it, but we can do that later. No, it's actually pretty disappointing. +[177.42 --> 177.70] Whoops. +[178.20 --> 178.54] There. +[178.54 --> 208.18] I believe so. I believe so. Okay. +[208.54 --> 215.54] All right. Fine. I guess. I see why we do it this way. +[215.74 --> 221.84] Maybe I'm totally off my rock. It's just a pain. Oh, how was your week? +[221.84 --> 230.84] Actually really good. Guess what got enabled? I haven't seen anyone complaining about it yet. +[230.84 --> 238.96] I have seen someone in the chat said stream looks great from Spain. So that's good, which would make +[238.96 --> 244.08] sense because we have a server somewhat near there. The cool thing that was enabled this week that +[244.08 --> 250.38] wasn't enabled last week on float plane on float plane is that we now have a sort of load balancing +[250.38 --> 256.04] for live streams, which is cool. It's like, like duct tape and like popsicle sticks. It's not like +[256.04 --> 261.48] super intelligent load balancing, but there's a little bit of load balancing. And last week we +[261.48 --> 268.54] were on one box now just about lit it on fire. Yes. And now we're on like all of the edges that +[268.54 --> 273.18] normally serve normal video content from float plane. You should probably explain for the +[273.18 --> 278.30] uninitiated what an edge is. So an edge server. So you have like your, your main browser. It's got +[278.30 --> 283.00] this great engine designed by Microsoft. Not anymore. Just kidding. I know, right? +[283.90 --> 289.54] That's pretty weird. Um, but so, so edge servers are like, there's the, the, the main servers that +[289.54 --> 293.92] like store all your data and like receive videos and transcode videos and do all that kind of stuff. +[294.16 --> 298.42] The edge servers are generally closer to people. That's why they're called edge servers on the edge. +[298.84 --> 303.02] Um, and they are the ones that actually serve the video to you. So now the live streams are +[303.02 --> 307.62] actually going to those boxes instead of just being delivered from one. Does it look a little +[307.62 --> 311.58] better? It looks really good actually. Yeah. I'm a little out of focus cause I'm leaning forward to +[311.58 --> 315.34] look at my laptop, but when I'm sitting here normally, like here, I'm just going to turn my +[315.34 --> 320.34] brightness up a little bit so you can see. Yeah. I think it looks pretty good. Right now we don't +[320.34 --> 325.76] have manual selectors for quality. So yeah, sorry about that. That will be coming at some point. +[325.84 --> 331.08] I don't have like a very specific. And even if he did, he probably wouldn't deliver it at that time. +[331.08 --> 335.08] Nope. Get wrecked. Software enrollment. Yeah. +[337.80 --> 340.04] It's been two years. Who even knows? +[340.06 --> 343.76] Still in alpha. Speaking of been two years, we have two factor now. +[343.86 --> 352.48] Yay. Actually, there's a lot of stuff happening over the next probably four to six weeks and +[352.48 --> 360.66] some of it even sooner. So yes. Um, for accounting reasons, yeah. Floatplane through the forum is going +[360.66 --> 370.76] to be going away. Yeah. Like in 10 days. So our fiscal year end is, um, December 31st for both Linus +[370.76 --> 375.32] media group and floatplane media. Yeah. Um, we synced that up. We synced that up. That was, +[375.32 --> 379.64] there was a rationale behind it. I forget why, but whatever we did it. Not our department. Yeah. +[380.60 --> 386.58] Doesn't matter. Um, but anyway, they both have their fiscal year ends and up until now, +[386.58 --> 393.12] the accounting between the two companies has been sort of complicated because, um, the money comes +[393.12 --> 401.18] into the Linus tech tips forum, which is owned by Linus media group. Then it has to be passed through +[401.18 --> 409.14] to floatplane media, which is its own ownership structure. Then floatplane media has to take its +[409.14 --> 417.32] cut from the user subscription fee and then give the money back to Linus media group Inc. And then +[417.32 --> 424.22] also the calculations for any taxes and deductions for, uh, processing fees, like payment processing +[424.22 --> 430.36] fees has to be done somewhere in there. And it has been quite frankly, untenable. We just cannot +[430.36 --> 435.48] continue to do this. Um, so the reality of it is we're going to have to do it at some point. +[435.48 --> 440.26] We're going to find a way. Well, not just not, we're going to find a way we have a way that we're, +[440.26 --> 443.78] that we're pitching to everyone who's subscribed through the forum that we're going to be able +[443.78 --> 449.90] to make it more palatable with. And, um, I forget exactly what the plan is, but okay. So there's a few +[449.90 --> 459.06] plans. One of them is if you are subscribed on the new website on January 31st, it's going to be like a +[459.06 --> 464.46] one time flip over, make sure you're done before January 31st. I don't know when on January 31st +[464.46 --> 469.06] it's going to happen, but like it's happening on that day. We're not giving warning. So just sign +[469.06 --> 474.68] up now. Yeah. Better strat us, bitwit tech deals, whoever it is you want to be subscribed to. +[475.96 --> 479.60] Yeah. Every single person actively subscribed to that time. It doesn't matter if you were still +[479.60 --> 482.58] in the forum. It doesn't matter if you're already on the new site, et cetera. You just have to be +[482.58 --> 488.32] subscribed on the new site, flowplane.com before January 31st. And if you are, have an active +[488.32 --> 493.42] subscription at that time, we are giving you two free months for everybody you're subscribed to. +[493.54 --> 499.02] And Kyle, uh, Jason, if you guys are watching, uh, chill, uh, we're going to top you up for anyone +[499.02 --> 504.98] that we gave free months to. You will be handled. Um, also if you are subscribed to that time, +[504.98 --> 510.94] you'll be getting an exclusive one time only accessible, uh, emoji in the chat that you can +[510.94 --> 516.60] use across all chats. We're not even sure what it is yet, but that will become a thing by January 31st. +[516.60 --> 519.14] And it might even be cool. I think Ed's going to do it. Is that right? +[519.24 --> 526.20] I haven't asked him yet, but yeah, I don't know. I guess Lloyd also exists. We'll talk to someone. +[526.26 --> 530.86] Yeah, we'll figure it out. Um, and then, uh, eventually I don't have a specific date for +[530.86 --> 535.80] this probably before January 31st, but we're cutting off your access before then. So, ha ha ha. Um, +[535.80 --> 542.30] the linustechdips.com website will have embedded player from floatplane.com. You'll just only be +[542.30 --> 547.76] able to see it if you're subscribed through floatplane.com. So we're getting rid of subscriptions +[547.76 --> 552.86] on the forum. They're going to be gone. But you can still have your discussion about the video +[552.86 --> 560.46] on the forum if that tickles your pickle. Yes. But like the, the ability to have that video playing +[560.46 --> 565.26] there, I don't entirely know when that will be ready. Uh, but yeah, we're, we're switching the +[565.26 --> 569.22] like main source cause all the payments really need to go through floatplane.com. +[569.24 --> 573.18] They have to go through floatplane.com. It's an absolute nightmare the way that it is now. +[573.22 --> 578.04] It's just not sustainable. It's a problem. Um, and these, and we are getting to the point where +[578.04 --> 584.94] we're close enough to launching some other really key features that it's really, really important to +[584.94 --> 591.68] get this clean now because we could be adding more creators sooner rather than later. Um, especially +[591.68 --> 598.06] in light of some of the news that has come out around, you know, other, um, self-funding platforms +[598.06 --> 603.58] and stuff like that. There's a fair bit of controversy at the moment. So we are kind of looking at that +[603.58 --> 611.02] going, well, if only gosh, darn it. If only there was some alternative from, you know, someone else that, +[611.02 --> 616.22] you know, if only that were a thing, if only someone has been working on it for a while and +[616.22 --> 622.52] it's like finally kind of coming together. Yeah. If only, if only, ah, darn. It's a shame, isn't it? +[622.52 --> 629.24] Yeah. That's such a thing. Just if only just, yeah. Um, also, uh, some other, some other pretty +[629.24 --> 638.18] cool, uh, uh, floatplane news. Um, the final episode of secret shopper is live on floatplane. +[638.18 --> 641.74] I haven't seen it yet, but I'm really excited. So if you guys want to go check it out, that's +[641.74 --> 649.36] floatplane.com. Um, just go sign up and then you can always like cancel after a month if that was +[649.36 --> 654.26] the only video that you wanted to watch or whatever. But yeah, it's, it's, it's, it's awesome. +[654.46 --> 660.26] Basically it's, it's a, so far the feedback on it is really good. Not everyone agrees with our +[660.26 --> 665.74] conclusion though. And I would be really, really interested to see what you guys think. Also, +[665.74 --> 670.54] I should be careful with the word final because we've had a lot of requests from our floatplane +[670.54 --> 677.56] members already that, um, for a fifth episode where we reach out to every one of the companies +[677.56 --> 684.08] and either invite a representative on to come and say their piece or like read out their letters. +[684.24 --> 690.00] Yeah. Um, yeah. Like full transparency, telling them who we are seeking comment. +[690.00 --> 694.72] Now that you have seen all these videos, you've heard feedback from customers because I've seen +[694.72 --> 700.10] people tweeting different companies and stuff. It's gotten a little real. Um, what, what do you +[700.10 --> 702.42] want to say? You can add your voice. I love that. That's awesome. +[702.50 --> 708.36] So that may happen because we've, we've, I've been reached out to personally by the CEO of at least +[708.36 --> 714.42] one of the companies with comments. Uh, I've been also reached out to personally, um, by PR managers +[714.42 --> 722.30] for some of these companies. Um, I, I will say this, Janice got a personal apology from iBuyPower. +[723.04 --> 729.72] Um, they actually get this, they subscribed to floatplane so they could be keeping an eye on this +[729.72 --> 736.16] a week early before it would hit YouTube. That's awesome. Respect by the way, to every single one of +[736.16 --> 744.40] them for doing absolutely nothing to damage the editorial process for us. So whether they +[744.40 --> 753.02] had the best value as a gaming rig or whether they, um, had a poor, a poor showing in pre-sales +[753.02 --> 761.00] or customer support or packaging or whatever else, every single one of them not only didn't, +[761.00 --> 766.68] you know, threaten us or, or, or behave in such a manner because technically, you know, +[766.78 --> 771.72] they're, it would be tough because we're Canadian and they're all American. So technically they could +[771.72 --> 777.08] have at least sent a threatening letter about us recording the calls without telling them or +[777.08 --> 782.66] whatever the case may be. Not only did nobody behave in that manner, which I didn't think +[782.66 --> 788.86] they would. I mean, that's making a bad PR situation a lot worse. You go in like, sue Linus +[788.86 --> 794.56] tech tips because they showed that your customer support sucks. I don't think they would lose +[794.56 --> 800.00] anyways. Like that's a bad, bad move. I'm pretty sure all of Canada's single party consent, but not +[800.00 --> 808.84] only that, but every single one of them that reached out to us said, Hey, we have a comment +[808.84 --> 815.82] or whatever, but we completely respect the work you guys are doing and we're not going to interfere. +[816.04 --> 821.26] That's let us know if you want to chat when it's over. That's cool. I really, I, I am in strong +[821.26 --> 827.34] support of that final episode. So I think that'd be really cool. Someone, someone on the flow plane +[827.34 --> 831.56] chat said, wow, quality is so much better on flow plane. Yes. I think that's not going to be +[831.56 --> 836.82] necessarily true for everyone, but we're trying. Yeah. Um, uh, honestly there was, there was another +[836.82 --> 840.26] comment. There's been a few different comments talking about, I'm supposed to look at somebody's +[840.26 --> 844.84] name who starts with dark and I lost it, but I had already read it. So it's okay. Uh, he was asking +[844.84 --> 849.42] for, Oh, dark force. There it is. Dark force. Dark force says tutorial for moving +[849.42 --> 855.86] LTD for membership to flow plane would be awesome. It's pretty easy. If you want a tutorial, +[855.86 --> 861.80] uh, I don't remember the exact menu titles, but it's some, it's just go to your, uh, like +[861.80 --> 866.56] go to the store online, sec tips.com, go to your settings or subscriptions or whatever. +[866.84 --> 872.48] Click the cancel button, go to full plane.com subscribe. And you can also cancel within your PayPal +[872.48 --> 879.40] dashboard. Also that that's a foolproof way to do it. It's not the same as like, um, issuing +[879.40 --> 883.66] a, uh, like a chargeback through PayPal. Like we don't get penalized or anything like that. +[883.84 --> 888.64] It's not quite as clean. So if you're doing it to a site that's like running actively, +[888.64 --> 894.82] not as cool necessarily, but we're nuking all of the line of sec tips side anyways. So we don't care. +[894.82 --> 899.80] Just can't just stop the billing agreement somehow. Doesn't really matter. But yeah, +[899.80 --> 905.24] if you're doing that to a site that's actively running, they're not necessarily going to know +[905.24 --> 909.58] why the billing agreement stopped. Oh, so PayPal's API doesn't. Because they're probably using +[909.58 --> 913.62] Braintree and PayPal and Braintree don't like properly communicate about everything. Aren't +[913.62 --> 918.70] they owned by the same? Yup. It's terrible. Uh, so like depending on how the implementation works, +[918.74 --> 923.06] it might not necessarily notice why. So it might think that it failed for a bad reason. And then +[923.06 --> 927.22] like try again or it might, well, it won't try again because the billing agreements canceled, +[927.40 --> 931.94] but it might like automatically reach out to you and be like, Hey, billing failed and we don't +[931.94 --> 938.60] really know why. Beautiful. Perfect. Makes sense. Um, yeah. Oh, people are asking about +[938.60 --> 942.96] yearly subscriptions. We'll take care of you. Send me a message or, or send full plane help +[942.96 --> 946.32] at gmail.com a message. You will be handled. You will get your free two months, all that +[946.32 --> 951.54] kind of stuff. Can we get a new alias for a help? Yeah. Like just support at floatplane.com +[951.54 --> 956.48] or something? Yeah. Okay. Is there like any reason that couldn't be done like right away? +[956.96 --> 960.06] Uh, a little bit of one. Other than just the cost of another, of another inbox or? +[960.06 --> 965.46] Or somewhat. Is it like hard coded into things? No, it's not actually. We don't have a gapps +[965.46 --> 971.36] account for at floatplane. We don't? No, because it's at floatplane media. I thought we got one. +[971.46 --> 980.14] Not a gapps account. Really? So currently we're paying nothing for it. Oh, I see. Okay. And +[980.14 --> 985.46] an individual gapps account. Okay. All right. If you, you should make a group for it and have +[985.46 --> 992.00] individual people as the gapps accounts, but there's no one to put that on. Sure. So I just +[992.00 --> 996.02] haven't really. Okay. We'll do it though. Yeah. Well, we'll, we'll get on that. It won't +[996.02 --> 1000.80] because like, honestly, when, when people reach out to Linus media group, like they're like, +[1000.84 --> 1005.22] yeah, we are a very professional Amazon seller with, you know, many great products. We'd like +[1005.22 --> 1010.54] to, we'd like to sponsor your channel or whatever. And it's sent from Gmail. Delete. +[1010.54 --> 1016.30] Yeah. We'll, we'll fix that. Literally every time. Oh, well, I also want to have just like +[1016.30 --> 1021.80] a support page. Yes. That you can contact. That would be good. We should, we should have +[1021.80 --> 1025.46] that. That's, that's, that's actually pretty much done. It's just not in yet. It'll be in +[1025.46 --> 1031.76] soon. Talk about 2FA being added. Yeah. 2FA is added. Uh, when you, when you log in +[1031.76 --> 1036.88] floatplane.com, click on the little widget in the corner, go to your settings, go to security +[1036.88 --> 1041.88] and then we're legitimately actually making progress now. Yeah. Yay. Well, not what we +[1041.88 --> 1045.84] were before, but like you can see it now. More tangible stuff. We're doing a lot of backend +[1045.84 --> 1050.20] stuff before, which is less fun for other people. G suite, whatever, man. He knew what +[1050.20 --> 1058.92] I meant. Uh, okay. So let's go ahead and jump into an actual news topic. Yeah. That's well, +[1058.92 --> 1066.64] I mean, this is actual news. It's just news about us. And also like what? What? No, no, no, +[1066.64 --> 1071.64] no problem. Um, it was mentioned at one point in time that Linus Tech Tips subscriptions +[1071.64 --> 1076.78] were going to cost more. Is that happening now? Or is that happening when we leave beta? +[1077.78 --> 1085.50] I don't know. Yeah. I have no idea. What a tremendous, wonderful question. So right now it's, +[1085.50 --> 1095.00] we've actually given very little, a thought to a cohesive, um, floatplane subscriptions slash YouTube +[1095.00 --> 1102.86] memberships slash whatever other sort of direct support plans there are. To be clear, just so +[1102.86 --> 1107.00] everyone knows with this whole plan that was already in place, if you were already subscribed, +[1107.10 --> 1110.90] your subscription was not being bumped. You were being grandfathered in at whatever you were at +[1110.90 --> 1118.42] already. Um, we were just going to increase the cost for new users. Uh, but we don't know if we're +[1118.42 --> 1125.08] going to do that or not. Um, so, so yeah, we don't have a cohesive strategy, uh, right now over on +[1125.08 --> 1132.04] YouTube, it's five bucks. Okay. On floatplane, it's three on YouTube. You don't get early access +[1132.04 --> 1138.84] on floatplane you do. So this pricing structure really doesn't make a ton of sense. Yeah. Um, +[1139.74 --> 1144.54] YouTube has features that we simply won't be able to deliver on floatplane at this time, +[1144.54 --> 1149.46] like stories. Okay. So, so there's, there's that, I guess, but that has nothing to do with +[1149.46 --> 1155.30] memberships because right now there's no way to do a members specific story. And then, um, +[1156.32 --> 1161.24] they're both going to get live streams from now on. Actually, it was just a total like brain fart that +[1161.24 --> 1166.14] the, uh, oil PC build stream earlier today didn't go on floatplane. We'll deal with that next time. +[1166.68 --> 1173.82] Um, and then floatplane also has sort of other things that are going to be coming later, +[1173.82 --> 1178.48] but that won't be over there. So we, we just, we just really don't know what to do right now. +[1179.22 --> 1186.40] There, I said it. Some people are pointing out that the forum is at $2.99 and floatplane, +[1186.56 --> 1197.64] it is $3.00. Really? So we got rid of the penny in Canada. Um, yeah. If you guys want to catch up, +[1197.64 --> 1208.22] $2.99 is actually, actually $3.00. Um, I mean, okay, no, you know what? No, I'm not conceding on +[1208.22 --> 1214.58] this one. I was going to say, okay, that is 10 cents in a year, 12, but like, +[1214.58 --> 1221.24] I think it's fine. Okay. I think we're fine. Oh, why don't we talk about the Carlton dance? +[1221.36 --> 1226.94] What the hell is a Carlton dance? I don't know. Okay. Cause like, I didn't really, I wasn't like, +[1226.94 --> 1231.10] I know it's a thing. I think you like swing your arms back and forth and like do something, +[1231.26 --> 1236.98] but I don't really know. Okay. Here we go. Here we go. Oh man. What is this? Okay. This video is +[1236.98 --> 1244.06] restricted from playing in your current geographic region. Wow. Well, you know what? I think we can kind of +[1244.06 --> 1249.70] get the point. Yeah. I think you like throw your hips out and like flail your arms up and then +[1249.70 --> 1256.28] snap and then the other way. So the article here is blah, blah, blah. The Carlton dance was a +[1256.28 --> 1263.90] trademark of Ribeiro's iconic character. And he's now claiming that the fresh emote in Fortnite is an +[1263.90 --> 1272.90] exact replica of his well known moves. Has Alfonso Ribeiro checked the year lately? +[1274.06 --> 1277.86] Does that matter? Are those moves that well known anymore? +[1279.52 --> 1282.92] The emote's called fresh. I think people are pretty aware. +[1283.86 --> 1289.56] I think the developers were aware of what they were doing, but I think in the context of anyone +[1289.56 --> 1299.02] under 25, it's a Fortnite dance. Yeah. Yeah. Also, I still don't think that gives you grounds. +[1299.02 --> 1302.40] At what point does John Travolta be like, you can't do this? +[1305.18 --> 1313.50] I mean, I would make the argument that that Saturday Night Fever, that movie cover is far +[1313.50 --> 1316.58] more iconic than anything Alfonso Ribeiro has ever done. +[1316.72 --> 1320.20] To go, I, in the end, I agree with you, but to go against you for a second. +[1320.20 --> 1321.90] Oh, I'm playing devil's advocate right now. Okay. Yeah. +[1321.90 --> 1325.16] I'm just having some fun. So go ahead. Say whatever you want to say. +[1325.16 --> 1328.26] I was going to say, it doesn't matter that something's more iconic. You still defend your trademark. +[1329.34 --> 1335.96] Like, like, like, yeah. Apple's kind of a bigger deal or YouTube or, or Patreon or Apple or Microsoft. +[1335.96 --> 1340.24] They're all kind of a bigger deal than Floatplane and Lime's Media Group, but we would defend our trademark +[1340.24 --> 1343.32] to a certain degree. We'll do our best. +[1343.32 --> 1349.44] Like if someone put like LTT edition on like some hardware in a computer, we'd be like, hey dog. +[1349.44 --> 1350.58] You actually can't do that. +[1350.60 --> 1351.28] What are you doing? +[1351.38 --> 1351.50] Yeah. +[1351.56 --> 1352.50] That's not okay. +[1353.44 --> 1356.00] But this dance. +[1357.62 --> 1361.64] Dance moves are traditionally very hard to protect this way. +[1363.08 --> 1363.52] Yeah. +[1364.20 --> 1371.46] Like, as far as I've heard, you can protect the specific choreography, but you can't actually +[1371.46 --> 1377.14] protect like performing the dance. And then that gets weird because it's like in a game. +[1377.14 --> 1381.88] Another thing I was actually really confused about is what actually gives him the right +[1381.88 --> 1382.34] to sue. +[1383.08 --> 1387.66] That is something that I was kind of going to bring up as well. +[1387.66 --> 1389.16] Because it's his character. It's not him. +[1389.36 --> 1394.14] It's his character. I mean, that's, that's another really tricky thing. +[1394.14 --> 1399.52] Like I could never, this isn't really relevant anymore, but I could never, it's not the same +[1399.52 --> 1402.68] thing. It's a name, whatever. Ignore that part. I could never see someone over the use +[1402.68 --> 1404.14] of slick as a thingy. +[1404.92 --> 1405.20] No. +[1405.20 --> 1408.80] Because that was, or like, uh, that was not me that did that. +[1408.82 --> 1413.48] But then here's the thing. Catchphrases have been successfully trademarked. Like the let's +[1413.48 --> 1415.10] get ready to, I'm not going to say it. +[1415.16 --> 1419.04] Okay. Yeah. But wasn't that because he was an independent actor? +[1419.72 --> 1420.10] Yes. +[1420.36 --> 1425.32] This is, he was on a show. There was producers, there was executive producers, there's people +[1425.32 --> 1427.20] that owned the trademark of Fresh Prince. +[1427.20 --> 1432.08] Yes. There's, there's, there's copyright holders involved in this process that are not +[1432.08 --> 1436.10] him. He was paid to be on the show. I don't think he owned, he might, I could be wrong. +[1436.10 --> 1439.70] No, I don't think so. But let's assume he isn't. Um, so here, here's just a bit more +[1439.70 --> 1443.86] of a summary here. So he's filed suit against Epic Games, claiming he's in the process of +[1443.86 --> 1448.60] copywriting the dance. So to be clear, he hasn't already copyrighted it. Um, it's widely, +[1448.60 --> 1453.68] and this is, this is a quote. It is widely recognized that Mr. Ribeiro's likeness and intellectual +[1453.68 --> 1457.98] property have been misappropriated by Epic Games and the most popular video game currently in +[1457.98 --> 1462.88] the world. Fortnite. There's also plenty of games that have this dance. Epic has earned +[1462.88 --> 1466.84] record profits, profits off of downloadable content in the game, including emotes like +[1466.84 --> 1472.74] Fresh. Okay. So they're selling it, which I guess is a bit more of a gray area. Yeah. +[1472.92 --> 1477.28] Um, yet Epic has failed to compensate or even ask permission from Mr. Ribeiro for the use of +[1477.28 --> 1481.40] his likeness and iconic intellectual property. Someone said he improvised the dance. That's why +[1481.40 --> 1487.86] he's claiming it. If you improvise something on a show you are paid to act on, that does not +[1487.86 --> 1493.46] at all mean you just get it. Guess who owns a catchphrase that Luke says on the WAN show? +[1497.90 --> 1502.96] That's just how it works. Yeah. He has a contract that says that. Yeah. Um, in fact, +[1502.96 --> 1509.64] that's like the whole point. If, if Luke invents something at Floatplane Media Incorporated, +[1509.64 --> 1516.50] um, now that's like, okay, that's a little bit more complicated, but, but the, the entity that will own +[1516.50 --> 1524.34] his invention will be Floatplane Media Incorporated. It's in his contract and I'm, it's probably in his +[1524.34 --> 1531.62] contract. With that said, it was the eighties. Maybe it was a wilder time. Um, but I, I find it very, +[1531.92 --> 1538.76] very hard to believe. Now, earlier this month, rapper 2Milli launched nearly identical legal action +[1538.76 --> 1544.82] against the game, claiming the swipe it emote rips off the Millie rock dance he invented. Um, and they +[1544.82 --> 1549.58] have also filed suits against 2K games for featuring their dance moves as player emotes in that franchise +[1549.58 --> 1557.52] too. So where exactly is the line here? It's sort of my feedback on this. +[1560.24 --> 1566.22] I don't know. Because the argument's being made that they're using his likeness, but I would make +[1566.22 --> 1572.56] the counter argument that a Fortnite character's likeness is really not very close to a real person. +[1572.56 --> 1579.88] These are very cartoony. And as far as I can tell, um, who the heck was it that tried to, +[1579.92 --> 1582.52] was it Lindsay Lohan or something that tried to claim that the- +[1582.52 --> 1582.90] GTA? +[1583.32 --> 1583.56] Yeah. +[1583.66 --> 1584.58] Yeah. She lost. +[1584.68 --> 1585.66] Yeah. She lost. +[1585.84 --> 1592.28] In, in a hilarious way. The judge was like, that's just like an average, like whatever, +[1592.50 --> 1595.10] skimpily clad female. Doesn't matter. +[1595.10 --> 1602.46] Yeah. So I think that, that arguing that this likeness is, arguing the likeness is tough. +[1603.34 --> 1606.16] Arguing the dance move. Oh man. +[1607.82 --> 1613.64] Again, I think that's really hard. And like to say that putting your hip in one direction and +[1613.64 --> 1615.16] swinging your arms in the other. +[1615.34 --> 1615.76] Yeah. +[1615.76 --> 1623.74] Is like the most unique thing. I think that's pretty much the whole dance. Like, I don't know. +[1623.88 --> 1625.80] Like if we do it, does it come after us? +[1626.18 --> 1629.02] I don't know. And like, he probably got that from somewhere. +[1629.88 --> 1630.90] Or maybe not. +[1631.48 --> 1632.18] Or maybe not. +[1632.18 --> 1636.92] I mean, people do invent dance moves. Like, not every dance move has been done yet. +[1637.06 --> 1637.54] Is it an invention? +[1637.54 --> 1643.32] Man. You know, I think this. +[1643.32 --> 1647.22] He said in interviews that he stole it. Some random person in chat said. I don't know. +[1647.34 --> 1652.00] But like, the thing is with stuff like dance and music, you have inspirations. +[1652.52 --> 1652.76] Yes. +[1652.88 --> 1656.30] Music has samples. It's like a part of making music. +[1656.96 --> 1658.16] Ice, ice baby. +[1660.72 --> 1661.28] Like. +[1661.90 --> 1662.40] It happens. +[1662.40 --> 1670.00] And a hilarious thing about that particular one is I actually didn't know that that was just a sample. +[1671.52 --> 1672.08] Really? +[1672.42 --> 1672.68] Yeah. +[1672.98 --> 1674.84] I actually didn't know. +[1675.72 --> 1677.60] Because, who is it? +[1679.12 --> 1680.18] Oh, man. +[1680.62 --> 1680.90] What? +[1681.92 --> 1682.60] Give me a category. +[1682.62 --> 1683.26] Under Pressure. +[1683.40 --> 1684.30] Whose song is that? +[1685.40 --> 1686.66] You wouldn't know. +[1686.80 --> 1686.94] Queen? +[1687.54 --> 1688.00] Yeah. +[1688.24 --> 1688.64] Thank you. +[1689.08 --> 1690.04] You wouldn't know? +[1690.32 --> 1692.18] Well, you don't know music. +[1692.80 --> 1693.72] Yeah, but like. +[1693.80 --> 1695.44] I don't know your crap music. +[1695.50 --> 1696.30] I know Queen. +[1696.88 --> 1697.62] You don't know. +[1697.76 --> 1698.70] You don't know shows. +[1698.92 --> 1699.84] You don't know music. +[1700.02 --> 1700.94] You don't know movies. +[1701.60 --> 1701.96] Oh. +[1702.40 --> 1704.00] I don't know shows and I don't know movies. +[1704.08 --> 1704.36] Okay. +[1704.58 --> 1704.82] Right. +[1704.94 --> 1706.38] This is another thing I was going to bring up. +[1706.48 --> 1711.14] So, another really complicated aspect of copyright law that I have to admit that I don't fully understand. +[1711.32 --> 1713.24] I wish John was still working out of this office. +[1713.52 --> 1715.36] He was even here like last week. +[1715.46 --> 1715.64] Yeah. +[1715.64 --> 1718.24] Is how exactly it works. +[1718.36 --> 1725.48] Where the line is between what aspects of a character the actor owns versus the copyright holder. +[1725.86 --> 1730.56] So, like when Ryan Reynolds, you know, shows up on late night TV as Deadpool. +[1731.04 --> 1731.34] Hmm. +[1731.34 --> 1734.48] That's a live appearance. +[1735.02 --> 1740.86] What is in his contract with respect to how much in character he has to be? +[1741.18 --> 1744.58] Or how much Ryan Reynolds he is in that moment? +[1744.80 --> 1744.98] Right. +[1744.98 --> 1747.18] Where is the line here? +[1747.46 --> 1747.72] Yeah. +[1748.14 --> 1750.60] Who invented a particular characteristic? +[1750.76 --> 1765.62] Because like a really famous example of an actor taking a role and transforming it in a way that was not even really agreed to, at least initially, by the producers and the director, was Samuel L. Jackson's character in Kingsman. +[1765.62 --> 1781.46] So, he sort of, in interviews, has talked about how the rest of the management on the movie was kind of like, so you want to have a lisp. +[1784.24 --> 1791.10] And he kind of pushed for it because he really believed that that was an important part of creating this iconic villain. +[1791.20 --> 1792.62] He did an amazing job. +[1792.70 --> 1792.94] Oh, yeah. +[1792.94 --> 1794.88] He was just like... +[1794.88 --> 1795.98] Both the Kingsman movies are amazing. +[1796.02 --> 1800.50] One of my favorite movie villains of all time in that movie. +[1800.60 --> 1804.38] He just did such a great job of crazy maniac. +[1806.26 --> 1812.04] But in a totally offbeat, kitschy kind of way that just worked perfectly with the movie. +[1812.58 --> 1815.10] Anyway, that... +[1815.10 --> 1820.88] Those mannerisms of the character, Samuel L. Jackson came in and invented. +[1821.60 --> 1824.32] So, if Fortnite were to do... +[1824.32 --> 1825.02] I don't think it matters. +[1825.02 --> 1834.14] An emote that, like, kind of mimics his body movements during an iconic scene in that movie and kind of, you know, melts his line, but, like, doesn't say it. +[1834.20 --> 1835.50] Doesn't take the actual audio. +[1836.14 --> 1836.84] Who owns that? +[1836.92 --> 1838.82] Is that Samuel L. Jackson's property? +[1839.00 --> 1840.38] Is that, I don't know, Universal? +[1840.54 --> 1844.78] Whoever owns the Kingsman intellectual property? +[1844.98 --> 1845.12] Yeah. +[1845.12 --> 1854.48] I think this is going to be a tough one to win because this opens up floodgates on really almost any kind of artistic imitation. +[1855.72 --> 1861.40] So, you know, I felt like I didn't really have a position until I went off for a little while there. +[1861.54 --> 1866.34] And now I actually feel like I'm ready to take a position on this one. +[1866.46 --> 1867.94] I think he's off his rocker. +[1867.94 --> 1871.60] I think he's probably out of money and this is a desperation move. +[1871.82 --> 1872.22] Yeah. +[1872.96 --> 1875.20] I mean, maybe not out of money. +[1876.02 --> 1877.82] Maybe he actually has lots of money. +[1877.92 --> 1879.94] Maybe he invested well and... +[1880.64 --> 1881.12] Wow. +[1881.28 --> 1882.50] Just subbed on Floatplane. +[1882.64 --> 1883.70] Holy S-word. +[1883.90 --> 1884.80] The quality difference. +[1884.96 --> 1886.50] Much appreciation as a dev myself. +[1886.80 --> 1887.18] Heck yeah. +[1887.32 --> 1887.92] Thank you very much. +[1888.16 --> 1888.64] Yeah, I agree. +[1888.70 --> 1888.98] It's weird. +[1889.24 --> 1889.80] I also... +[1889.80 --> 1890.20] Who knows? +[1890.74 --> 1892.44] We don't know law very much at all. +[1892.52 --> 1893.08] No, we don't. +[1893.08 --> 1894.64] And then also it's American. +[1894.70 --> 1895.06] Not a lawyer. +[1895.32 --> 1896.96] So also that... +[1896.96 --> 1897.44] Also that. +[1897.50 --> 1898.20] Oh, geez. +[1898.30 --> 1899.12] Don't know what's happening. +[1899.50 --> 1901.30] But I think if it's... +[1901.30 --> 1901.44] Oh, geez. +[1901.44 --> 1902.08] Oh, geez. +[1902.08 --> 1903.24] Work done on a project... +[1903.24 --> 1904.32] Am I allowed to say, oh, geez? +[1904.60 --> 1905.12] Oh, geez. +[1905.14 --> 1906.54] Or is that Rick and Morty now? +[1907.14 --> 1907.88] Like... +[1907.88 --> 1908.12] Oh. +[1908.24 --> 1909.06] Is that a catchphrase? +[1909.44 --> 1909.68] Yeah. +[1911.08 --> 1911.48] Yeah. +[1911.78 --> 1915.42] I think that's a bit of a different thing because spoken word versus dance. +[1915.76 --> 1918.30] But then that's also hard. +[1918.72 --> 1921.32] Like, it's a very weird section, but I also don't... +[1921.32 --> 1923.88] By that logic, how could you copyright Let's Get Ready to Rumble then? +[1924.26 --> 1924.72] That's good. +[1924.80 --> 1925.48] Ready to rumble. +[1925.56 --> 1926.14] No, don't do it. +[1928.38 --> 1929.92] Because that's actually bad, right? +[1929.92 --> 1931.10] Like, he charges you for that, right? +[1931.10 --> 1931.24] Yeah. +[1931.66 --> 1933.00] He will go after you. +[1933.66 --> 1934.02] Crazy. +[1934.02 --> 1936.52] Like, full... +[1936.52 --> 1937.02] Full... +[1937.62 --> 1938.82] Full D mode. +[1939.40 --> 1939.58] Okay? +[1939.70 --> 1940.88] Just going for it. +[1941.18 --> 1941.68] Because that... +[1941.68 --> 1942.12] But that... +[1942.12 --> 1945.26] Wouldn't that also have, like, the way that you say it attached to it? +[1945.94 --> 1946.66] Um... +[1946.66 --> 1947.32] Probably. +[1947.56 --> 1947.82] Maybe. +[1949.02 --> 1949.62] I don't know. +[1949.64 --> 1950.64] Oh, geez, Linus. +[1950.64 --> 1951.42] Oh, geez. +[1951.50 --> 1952.78] I don't think you were supposed to drop that. +[1952.94 --> 1953.18] Oh, geez. +[1953.38 --> 1953.60] You know? +[1953.68 --> 1954.12] Like, yeah. +[1954.16 --> 1954.84] I don't know, man. +[1955.10 --> 1955.40] All right. +[1955.48 --> 1956.04] Well, why don't we do... +[1956.04 --> 1957.46] Again, we don't know this stuff. +[1957.54 --> 1957.84] I don't know. +[1958.00 --> 1961.48] I don't think he personally has the ability to do this. +[1961.54 --> 1967.10] I think the copyright holders of Carlton and Fresh Prince would be the ones that would +[1967.10 --> 1967.68] have to do this. +[1967.80 --> 1969.08] We'll have to see what happens with that. +[1969.58 --> 1969.64] Yeah. +[1969.64 --> 1973.14] A boring company demo is boring. +[1973.14 --> 1980.86] This was originally posted on the forum by Kunertum, and the original article was from Gizmodo, +[1981.00 --> 1985.28] and this is pretty disappointing. +[1986.14 --> 1988.60] Like riding on a dirt road. +[1989.18 --> 1993.56] First reviews of Elon Musk's underground tunnel are disappointing. +[1993.56 --> 2000.96] Apparently, they had trouble getting a paving machine down there for some reason, so it +[2000.96 --> 2004.82] left the surface really bumpy, so it was like driving on a dirt road. +[2004.90 --> 2006.22] Apparently, one passenger got sick. +[2006.52 --> 2009.22] The vehicle only accelerated to 80 kilometers an hour. +[2009.22 --> 2012.02] So that's what, like 50 miles? +[2012.50 --> 2013.78] 40 something high? +[2013.98 --> 2014.92] It's not great. +[2015.02 --> 2015.88] Yeah, it's not fast. +[2016.10 --> 2016.34] Not great. +[2016.44 --> 2017.28] Oh, yeah. +[2017.58 --> 2022.62] On Wednesday, Musk tweeted, next step for boring company loop is demonstrating high +[2022.62 --> 2023.72] throughput at high speed. +[2023.96 --> 2029.92] Target is 4,000 vehicles per hour at 55 miles per hour, also known as 250 kilometers per hour. +[2030.64 --> 2031.78] Probably going to need to repave... +[2031.78 --> 2032.02] Wait, what? +[2032.76 --> 2033.20] What? +[2033.34 --> 2033.74] Sorry, what? +[2034.48 --> 2036.54] 250 kilometers an hour? +[2036.72 --> 2036.96] Yeah. +[2036.96 --> 2039.58] Oh, at 155 miles per hour. +[2039.66 --> 2040.86] Sorry, I thought you said 55. +[2041.42 --> 2041.68] No. +[2043.32 --> 2044.00] Yeah, okay. +[2044.16 --> 2046.54] So that is apparently the next goal. +[2047.38 --> 2048.98] Okay, that's a big... +[2048.98 --> 2049.92] That is a pretty big bump. +[2050.20 --> 2055.20] They will definitely have to repave, and also a big note here is that they were using like +[2055.20 --> 2057.02] Model Xs as vehicles. +[2057.58 --> 2061.18] In all the demos, they've shown like big buses and like just other types of vehicles. +[2061.98 --> 2065.88] Apparently, they're saying the bumpers that they have on the inside could be attached to +[2065.88 --> 2069.60] essentially any autonomous electric vehicle, not just a Tesla. +[2069.92 --> 2070.12] Sure. +[2070.20 --> 2070.90] So that's interesting. +[2071.14 --> 2073.78] So they're not like married to their other company, which makes sense. +[2074.20 --> 2074.38] Sure. +[2075.64 --> 2077.10] But yeah, I don't know. +[2077.24 --> 2078.02] I'm not surprised. +[2078.14 --> 2078.96] It was kind of disappointing. +[2079.44 --> 2085.50] I think they probably shouldn't have demoed it yet, or they should have demoed it with the +[2085.50 --> 2086.18] right expectations. +[2086.18 --> 2088.72] If this is the state they were at, they must have known. +[2088.86 --> 2090.84] They didn't make it go 250 kilometers an hour. +[2091.00 --> 2094.34] They must have known they were only going to go 80, and it was going to feel very much +[2094.34 --> 2096.34] like driving at 80 on a road. +[2096.36 --> 2097.08] I'm sure they tried it. +[2097.26 --> 2097.50] Yeah. +[2097.64 --> 2098.74] Like, I don't know. +[2098.90 --> 2103.22] I think maybe they could have communicated that a little bit better or just not done a +[2103.22 --> 2103.68] test yet. +[2103.80 --> 2103.94] Yeah. +[2104.00 --> 2105.64] Setting expectations is sort of key. +[2106.16 --> 2106.42] Yeah. +[2106.56 --> 2108.48] So I think that's probably where they missed the mark here. +[2108.72 --> 2109.68] What is a T-pose? +[2110.82 --> 2111.18] You just... +[2112.06 --> 2112.44] You just... +[2112.44 --> 2112.90] Oh, oh. +[2113.00 --> 2113.42] We got to be... +[2113.42 --> 2113.70] Yeah. +[2114.32 --> 2116.78] But you're supposed to be standing, hence the T-part. +[2116.94 --> 2117.20] Oh. +[2117.38 --> 2119.48] Someone wants me to T-pose for five seconds. +[2122.22 --> 2123.32] But you're 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2267.14] So go to LMG... +[2267.14 --> 2268.36] Oh, that link. +[2268.36 --> 2269.36] This link sucks. +[2269.36 --> 2273.36] Go to lmg.gg forward slash PIA wan. +[2273.36 --> 2274.36] Yay! +[2274.36 --> 2275.36] Yeah. +[2275.36 --> 2276.36] We made one of those. +[2276.36 --> 2278.12] We really need to upgrade this graphic. +[2278.12 --> 2280.60] Yes, we do. +[2280.60 --> 2283.12] Speaking of upgrades, um... +[2283.12 --> 2286.12] Nvidia is downgrading... +[2286.12 --> 2287.12] Squarespace. +[2287.12 --> 2288.12] Their RTX... +[2288.12 --> 2289.12] What about it? +[2289.12 --> 2290.12] I already did it. +[2290.12 --> 2291.12] You did Squarespace and... +[2291.12 --> 2292.12] You didn't even notice? +[2292.12 --> 2293.12] I was reading... +[2293.12 --> 2296.12] Wow, that is a whole other level of tuning out. +[2296.12 --> 2297.12] I was reading Floatplane Chat. +[2297.12 --> 2299.12] That is actually amazing. +[2299.12 --> 2301.12] There was important things happening at Floatplane Chat. +[2301.12 --> 2306.12] I did an entire sponsor read and you didn't hear it at all. +[2306.12 --> 2307.88] Do you ever listen? +[2307.88 --> 2308.88] Sometimes. +[2308.88 --> 2309.88] I'm actually curious. +[2309.88 --> 2310.88] I very selectively tune in. +[2310.88 --> 2314.88] When we're on the show, are you listening to my half? +[2314.88 --> 2315.88] Yes, yes, yes. +[2315.88 --> 2316.88] Yes. +[2316.88 --> 2317.88] Because sometimes I tune out of yours. +[2317.88 --> 2318.88] I don't blame you. +[2318.88 --> 2320.88] That's a little rude, but that's okay. +[2320.88 --> 2321.88] That's hilarious. +[2321.88 --> 2322.88] Okay. +[2322.88 --> 2327.88] So let's talk about Nvidia's new GTX 1100 series. +[2327.88 --> 2331.88] I couldn't figure out why they skipped a bunch of numbers. +[2331.88 --> 2332.88] Now I get it. +[2332.88 --> 2333.88] Do you? +[2333.88 --> 2335.64] Do I get it now? +[2335.64 --> 2336.64] Yeah. +[2336.64 --> 2337.64] Yeah. +[2337.64 --> 2338.64] Why? +[2338.64 --> 2339.64] So here's what they're doing. +[2339.64 --> 2340.64] Okay. +[2340.64 --> 2342.64] Nvidia, I mean, they're not stupid. +[2342.64 --> 2343.64] Hmm. +[2343.64 --> 2345.64] Do you think they're stupid? +[2345.64 --> 2347.64] I mean, collectively, no. +[2347.64 --> 2348.64] Okay. +[2348.64 --> 2349.64] Okay. +[2349.64 --> 2350.64] Okay. +[2350.64 --> 2353.90] So I don't think Nvidia is stupid. +[2353.90 --> 2361.40] And so when I was looking at it going like, okay, so we got this RTX thing. +[2361.40 --> 2368.08] Clearly, the hardware you're shipping now, especially anything that isn't the top of the line, is not +[2368.08 --> 2378.84] powerful enough to do anything other than these first gen, and I'm going to call them experiences, because obviously this is going to get better over time. +[2378.84 --> 2379.34] Yeah. +[2379.34 --> 2389.16] Like five, ten years from now, real time ray tracing in this manner or another one could be an absolutely fundamental aspect of game design. +[2389.58 --> 2390.00] Who knows? +[2390.68 --> 2393.88] But right now, these are experiences. +[2393.88 --> 2402.54] So anything other than their highest N1 is not going to run anything other than these first gen experiences at anything resembling a playable frame rate. +[2403.74 --> 2404.14] Period. +[2404.30 --> 2404.90] It's not going to happen. +[2405.18 --> 2413.70] So like a game that comes out in 2020 with RTX is not going to run the RTX-ness well on a current gen card. +[2413.80 --> 2414.50] In 2020. +[2415.22 --> 2416.38] 2020, 2021. +[2416.66 --> 2417.94] Actually, 2020 is pretty close. +[2418.02 --> 2418.14] Okay. +[2418.14 --> 2418.92] Let's say 2021. +[2419.54 --> 2422.82] It's because like it could be three years before they release a follow up. +[2422.88 --> 2423.24] I don't know. +[2423.24 --> 2424.04] The way things are going. +[2425.46 --> 2425.98] So. +[2426.32 --> 2427.86] That's kind of true, actually. +[2428.00 --> 2432.56] So there's actual dedicated silicon in the chip for RTX. +[2433.02 --> 2433.18] Yeah. +[2433.22 --> 2436.84] But they know that this feature doesn't add value for a lot of their customers. +[2437.26 --> 2441.78] So I was looking at it going, okay, they went straight from 10 to 20. +[2442.24 --> 2445.50] They've got this feature that costs them real money. +[2445.94 --> 2449.36] Actually costs them money that they actually have to charge you for. +[2449.64 --> 2451.58] I mean, they don't have to, but they're not a charity. +[2451.58 --> 2454.06] Um, so it actually costs you money. +[2454.06 --> 2458.96] And for a lot of people doesn't deliver tangible value. +[2458.96 --> 2463.60] Especially as you come down from the upper tier of cards into the lower ones. +[2463.92 --> 2465.66] So this makes sense now. +[2466.50 --> 2470.72] Rumors are circulating that NVIDIA is set to launch, this is posted by Robin M on the forum, +[2471.34 --> 2480.08] a GeForce RTX 2060 and a GT and a GTX 1160 in mid-January. +[2480.08 --> 2482.46] Some say it will actually be an 1160 Ti. +[2482.72 --> 2486.54] So these new cards would be Turing GPUs, but different variants. +[2486.64 --> 2488.20] So there will be a TU-106. +[2488.32 --> 2489.16] That's the 2060. +[2489.40 --> 2491.46] And a TU-116. +[2491.84 --> 2493.56] And that is the GTX. +[2493.70 --> 2496.16] So that's with all the RTX features cut out. +[2496.40 --> 2502.76] So it would have the Turing shaders instead of ray tracing, which will remain exclusive to RTX models. +[2502.76 --> 2511.14] There is rumored to be no RTX 2050, which would mean that these mid-range and entry-level parts would be GeForce 11 only. +[2511.34 --> 2512.76] So I would fully... +[2513.42 --> 2514.02] Okay, no. +[2514.22 --> 2514.84] What do you think? +[2515.22 --> 2517.68] So will they go as far as then? +[2517.98 --> 2519.44] So will they keep them segmented? +[2519.68 --> 2520.30] If you want... +[2520.30 --> 2521.80] If you're a high-end gamer, whatever. +[2522.02 --> 2522.70] You pay for RTX. +[2522.82 --> 2526.80] You want that ray tracing stuff in your Battlefield V and other games, theoretically, at some point. +[2526.80 --> 2531.60] And then if you're a low-end gamer, well, honestly, the hardware wasn't going to run it anyway. +[2531.76 --> 2532.36] So get rekt. +[2532.44 --> 2533.48] You can just not run RTX. +[2533.84 --> 2533.94] Yeah. +[2534.12 --> 2542.24] Or do you think that they will actually offer a value-performance GTX option like an 1180 or something like that? +[2542.40 --> 2543.58] I don't think they're going to. +[2544.14 --> 2546.36] And I really wish they did this whole thing differently. +[2546.68 --> 2546.96] Both. +[2547.10 --> 2547.72] I will say both. +[2547.80 --> 2548.04] Okay. +[2548.14 --> 2549.96] I would like to hear both of these stories. +[2550.08 --> 2552.28] So I don't think they're going to go back up, necessarily. +[2553.00 --> 2553.56] No, I'm just kidding. +[2553.62 --> 2554.06] I am listening. +[2554.40 --> 2554.76] Wow. +[2555.18 --> 2556.06] It was a sponsor spot. +[2556.06 --> 2557.40] I was dealing with a flow plane problem. +[2558.44 --> 2564.94] So I don't think they're going to go back up, for one, because I do think they want to keep their high-end prices. +[2565.06 --> 2565.32] Sorry. +[2565.48 --> 2566.08] I'm listening. +[2566.48 --> 2570.38] I do think they want to keep their high-end prices as, like, one kind of product. +[2570.50 --> 2572.10] They want to have their one premier product. +[2572.36 --> 2576.74] You don't want to have, like, oh, you don't like ray tracing, which we want to focus on, but you want a maximum experience. +[2576.76 --> 2581.76] So we can have, like, RTX and, like, GTX and, like, I don't know, LTX, like, Lite. +[2582.18 --> 2583.64] Lite TX or something. +[2583.96 --> 2584.92] Oh, no, I wasn't even thinking. +[2585.12 --> 2585.74] Oh, right. +[2586.06 --> 2586.50] Oh. +[2588.44 --> 2588.76] Oh. +[2589.18 --> 2590.10] Don't let me forget. +[2590.24 --> 2590.84] We have more news about that. +[2590.84 --> 2591.64] We have big LTX news. +[2591.80 --> 2591.86] Yeah. +[2591.86 --> 2591.88] Yeah. +[2591.88 --> 2592.06] Okay. +[2592.16 --> 2592.38] Go ahead. +[2592.44 --> 2592.98] No, I'm on it. +[2592.98 --> 2600.06] I think what they should have done is kept the 2000-whatever because people don't like number variants. +[2600.30 --> 2601.74] That gets people really confused. +[2601.96 --> 2602.14] Sure. +[2602.16 --> 2602.66] And that's okay. +[2602.94 --> 2605.90] I think they just, as you get on the stack, should have switched to GTX. +[2607.16 --> 2607.84] Oh, okay. +[2607.84 --> 2609.52] Interesting. +[2609.52 --> 2609.56] Interesting. +[2609.56 --> 2611.36] But then what if they wanted... +[2611.36 --> 2611.98] Or, like, TTX. +[2611.98 --> 2617.00] What if they wanted to have, like, 1160 and 2060? +[2617.42 --> 2622.38] Like, where they're both a 60 variant, but just with and without a feature. +[2623.12 --> 2626.52] Because suffixes used to be a thing. +[2626.52 --> 2627.86] Like, what about a suffix? +[2628.22 --> 2628.80] Or that. +[2628.96 --> 2629.14] Yeah. +[2629.52 --> 2632.88] Like, I hate that it's RTX now. +[2632.94 --> 2634.80] I've screwed that up a handful of times already. +[2634.90 --> 2636.96] But you could have a GTX 2060. +[2636.96 --> 2637.48] 2080R. +[2637.52 --> 2640.72] And you could have a RTX 2060. +[2640.72 --> 2644.60] You could have two 2060s and just have GTX RTX. +[2644.70 --> 2645.78] See, I hate the suffix. +[2645.88 --> 2646.82] Or I hate the prefix. +[2647.24 --> 2649.24] I'd rather have a suffix, personally. +[2649.40 --> 2649.64] Okay. +[2649.88 --> 2652.16] But we both agree no number change. +[2652.72 --> 2653.04] Yes. +[2653.42 --> 2655.60] I would have preferred if it was just all 1160s. +[2655.60 --> 2656.48] I'm fine with a suffix. +[2656.48 --> 2657.86] I don't actually care which one. +[2657.94 --> 2658.98] I'm down with a suffix. +[2659.24 --> 2659.66] Like... +[2659.66 --> 2661.22] I just don't want... +[2661.22 --> 2662.48] I don't like the number change. +[2662.48 --> 2667.48] The cynic in me feels like this was a meeting where they sat around thinking, +[2667.70 --> 2670.20] how do we make this sound like a huge quantum leap forward? +[2670.72 --> 2671.28] I know. +[2671.64 --> 2672.80] Let's go up by... +[2672.80 --> 2674.10] Let's ramp the first number up. +[2674.16 --> 2675.98] 10,000 rather than 1,000. +[2676.08 --> 2676.70] Or excuse me. +[2676.82 --> 2678.18] 1,000 rather than 100. +[2678.40 --> 2678.60] Yeah. +[2678.88 --> 2681.46] Like, honestly, that's what it sounds like to me. +[2681.64 --> 2681.88] Yeah. +[2683.48 --> 2684.70] Great, great... +[2684.70 --> 2685.14] That's silly. +[2685.24 --> 2686.68] Great post on the float plane chat. +[2687.02 --> 2689.76] Rayati says, I can almost count Luke's beard hairs. +[2691.14 --> 2691.46] So... +[2691.46 --> 2692.96] You got a trim, did you not? +[2693.12 --> 2693.42] Yeah. +[2694.80 --> 2696.08] How was that for you? +[2696.34 --> 2696.54] Okay. +[2696.64 --> 2699.98] So, if you guys didn't notice, my hair and beard were a little ridiculous for a while. +[2699.98 --> 2701.48] But you still kind of look ragged. +[2701.52 --> 2701.96] I know. +[2702.54 --> 2703.60] Which is the whole problem. +[2705.54 --> 2709.14] So, did you go to, like, the place next to the pho restaurant? +[2709.30 --> 2709.56] Okay. +[2709.62 --> 2712.72] So, there's a place I've been going to get my hair cut for actually years. +[2712.84 --> 2713.06] Yeah. +[2713.06 --> 2714.94] And we don't understand each other at all. +[2715.16 --> 2715.62] I started... +[2715.62 --> 2719.56] I went and I showed them a picture of Captain America in Captain America Winter Soldier. +[2719.90 --> 2720.76] And I was like, that. +[2721.48 --> 2722.64] And then they just did it. +[2723.12 --> 2724.10] And it was great. +[2724.18 --> 2725.24] And it always looked great. +[2725.32 --> 2727.56] And then every time it would be a new lady, I would just show her the same... +[2727.56 --> 2729.86] I would Google the same picture and just show her the same picture again. +[2730.08 --> 2731.54] It was always, like, slightly different. +[2731.66 --> 2734.00] But it was more or less great. +[2734.66 --> 2736.66] And then I grew it out for a really long time. +[2736.74 --> 2737.92] So, I wanted it to be slightly longer. +[2737.96 --> 2739.14] And I wanted to have a slightly longer beard. +[2739.62 --> 2744.00] And I went to this really fancy, bougie kind of place. +[2744.72 --> 2745.12] Bougie. +[2745.36 --> 2748.04] And spent way more money than I was comfortable with. +[2748.22 --> 2750.88] And got, like, a beard trim and a nice haircut. +[2751.48 --> 2756.56] And the whole time I was sitting there, I was like, I don't think this is going to be better at all. +[2757.06 --> 2762.66] And then I left and, like, got home and kind of looked at it closely and was like, I kind of look the same. +[2763.62 --> 2766.78] Just, like, ever so minorly cleaned up. +[2766.90 --> 2769.04] So, I'm probably going back to the ladies that I can't understand. +[2769.04 --> 2770.60] So, my hair looks like crap. +[2770.82 --> 2772.14] But it cost me, like, $11. +[2772.86 --> 2774.70] See, that's what my old haircut used to cost. +[2774.84 --> 2775.72] So, I'm going back there. +[2775.80 --> 2775.94] Yeah. +[2776.22 --> 2778.92] Actually, mine was particularly bad the last one. +[2779.32 --> 2780.58] So, guys, if you look. +[2780.96 --> 2783.76] So, I just got my haircut, I think, last weekend or something like that. +[2783.82 --> 2784.78] Or Monday or something. +[2784.92 --> 2785.28] Whatever. +[2785.38 --> 2785.74] It doesn't matter. +[2786.18 --> 2794.90] The point is, if you look at some of the most recent live stuff in particular, you'll probably be able to tell that this side was, like, noticeably longer. +[2795.08 --> 2797.58] Like, almost twice as long as this side up around the top. +[2797.66 --> 2801.38] And then I got the same hairdresser at The Great Clips when I went in just recently. +[2801.60 --> 2803.34] And she did the same thing. +[2803.82 --> 2805.80] So, I hate to be that guy. +[2806.02 --> 2807.28] I really hate it. +[2807.40 --> 2807.44] Me too. +[2807.44 --> 2808.84] But I was like, she was like, yeah. +[2808.92 --> 2809.72] So, she pulls out the mirror. +[2809.82 --> 2812.60] I'm like, hold on a minute with the mirror there for a sec. +[2813.20 --> 2816.26] Can we, can we, and I didn't say it like this. +[2816.34 --> 2820.30] But, like, can we have a look at how this side is, like. +[2820.46 --> 2824.38] And there's this excuse about how it, like, grows different ways on either side of my head. +[2824.42 --> 2824.86] And I'm like. +[2825.40 --> 2825.78] Don't care. +[2825.78 --> 2829.40] So, here's the fundamentals of how scissors work. +[2830.18 --> 2831.40] You take your fingers. +[2831.74 --> 2832.88] You go like this. +[2832.98 --> 2835.54] You pull it up straight away from the scalp. +[2835.76 --> 2837.06] And you slice it off. +[2837.42 --> 2838.66] You just didn't do it. +[2839.42 --> 2843.68] It had nothing to do with the direction my hair was growing. +[2843.76 --> 2844.88] So, here's how your job works. +[2844.88 --> 2847.58] It's like, I'm gonna let you finish, but. +[2847.62 --> 2847.96] Oof. +[2848.22 --> 2850.00] If I say that, can Kanye come after me? +[2850.12 --> 2850.26] Like. +[2850.32 --> 2850.70] Oh, maybe. +[2851.26 --> 2851.78] Who knows. +[2851.90 --> 2853.60] Is being an asshole trademarkable? +[2856.60 --> 2858.04] Cartman just has everything. +[2858.04 --> 2864.12] You know, I think Trey Parker and Matt Stone would actually be cool about it, though. +[2864.22 --> 2864.62] Probably. +[2865.14 --> 2869.46] Have they ever gone after anyone for, like, memeing their jokes? +[2869.98 --> 2871.98] I have never heard of that happening. +[2872.48 --> 2872.74] Me neither. +[2872.74 --> 2873.60] And I'm not surprised. +[2873.84 --> 2875.56] It doesn't seem like a them thing. +[2876.64 --> 2881.92] I'm sure if you, like, tried to make basically exactly one of their episodes, they would probably get cheesed. +[2881.96 --> 2883.32] Yeah, they'd be pretty annoyed. +[2883.58 --> 2887.44] But they'd be more likely to lampoon you on an episode. +[2887.68 --> 2887.90] Yeah. +[2889.04 --> 2889.76] I think. +[2889.80 --> 2890.62] They don't have original ideas. +[2892.74 --> 2897.00] So, let's do the iPad Pros topic because it's sort of the title. +[2897.10 --> 2902.48] Otherwise, I probably wouldn't bother because Ed's giving me a ride home and he just, like, popped his head over here to see if we were done. +[2903.24 --> 2905.20] This was posted by Street Guru on the forum. +[2905.30 --> 2911.62] Apple has confirmed that some of their 2018 iPad Pros are shipping with a very slight bend in the aluminum chassis. +[2911.70 --> 2912.92] That's an interesting wording for it. +[2912.92 --> 2922.72] According to the company, this is a side effect of the device's manufacturing process and shouldn't worsen over time or negatively affect the flagship iPad's performance in any practical way. +[2922.84 --> 2925.52] Apple does not consider it to be a defect. +[2925.52 --> 2925.96] Sweet. +[2925.96 --> 2926.08] Sweet. +[2926.08 --> 2926.16] Sweet. +[2926.16 --> 2934.18] The bend is a result of a cooling process involving the iPad Pros metal and plastic components. +[2934.18 --> 2942.02] Both sides of the device can be affected and it seems to be more pronounced on the LTE model as there's a plastic strip that breaks up the iPad's flat aluminum sides. +[2942.02 --> 2947.84] Some people have mentioned that the text on the full plane chat is a little bit small and hard to see if you have eye problems. +[2949.04 --> 2950.40] Not a defect. +[2951.78 --> 2952.50] Yeah. +[2952.94 --> 2958.54] It's a side effect of the text rendering process. +[2958.68 --> 2958.86] Yeah. +[2959.12 --> 2966.66] As it's going from your keyboard to your browser and to other people's browsers, it may get smaller. +[2966.90 --> 2971.06] It's just a part of our advanced manufacturing process. +[2971.06 --> 2972.82] In all seriousness, though, that's great feedback. +[2972.96 --> 2973.28] Thank you. +[2973.40 --> 2973.92] Yeah, thank you. +[2974.18 --> 2974.96] We'll work on that. +[2975.44 --> 2985.96] So Apple says it has not seen a higher than normal return rate so far, but the only way for affected customers to return their iPads now that they've noticed that it's bent is within the 14-day return window. +[2986.10 --> 2992.52] So it should be no problem to just buy six iPads, check for the flattest one, and return the other five, but we're not saying you should do that. +[2994.36 --> 2996.12] We're not saying you should buy an iPad at all. +[2996.12 --> 3001.58] Oh, yeah, because you could literally – you don't even have to just rapidly exchange. +[3001.80 --> 3003.24] You could literally just buy a ton of them. +[3003.44 --> 3003.60] Yeah. +[3003.76 --> 3004.86] And then just – no, no, no, no, no. +[3004.98 --> 3012.58] I mean, that's one of the reasons that electronics retailers can't take, like, open box processor returns without charging restocking fees. +[3012.58 --> 3019.80] Because back in the day when overclocking was, like, kind of more of a thing, people would go and they would buy, like, 20, 30 processors. +[3020.04 --> 3022.38] They would overclock them all, see which one could do it. +[3022.78 --> 3023.46] Also bin checking. +[3023.50 --> 3024.86] And then they'd keep really good ones. +[3025.06 --> 3032.44] They would flip them on eBay or whatever, and then they'd just return the craptastic ones with open boxes and heat's, like, thermal compound all over them. +[3032.44 --> 3032.72] Okay. +[3033.44 --> 3033.88] Okay. +[3034.42 --> 3035.96] So the last thing for today. +[3037.02 --> 3039.52] I'm going to ltxexpo.com. +[3039.66 --> 3040.70] We know it's redundant. +[3041.22 --> 3042.02] We don't care. +[3042.68 --> 3044.88] And I'm going to the updates page. +[3045.18 --> 3046.16] Do you like the logo, by the way? +[3046.88 --> 3047.10] Yeah. +[3047.48 --> 3048.02] No, it's sharp. +[3048.10 --> 3048.60] I like it a lot. +[3048.94 --> 3050.82] Oh, do you like this logo being on the same page? +[3051.56 --> 3053.84] Probably more than anyone could imagine. +[3055.26 --> 3057.04] I'm actually so freaking excited. +[3057.56 --> 3058.26] Oh, my God. +[3058.26 --> 3061.16] You guys should sign up if you want to get this news, or you can just watch WAN Show because realistically – +[3061.16 --> 3062.02] We'll talk about it every time. +[3062.02 --> 3062.52] We're going to be talking about it. +[3063.58 --> 3064.40] Explore Vancouver. +[3064.76 --> 3068.26] Sterf posted an update on the blog, so we understand that – oh, wait. +[3068.30 --> 3068.96] Do you have to click it? +[3069.06 --> 3070.58] Oh, that's not actually that obvious. +[3071.00 --> 3071.62] Oh, wow. +[3071.78 --> 3073.28] There's work to be done on the blog. +[3073.36 --> 3073.78] Oh, okay. +[3073.98 --> 3074.18] Okay. +[3074.70 --> 3081.30] So as part of our weekly plan, so we want to make sure that there's an update every week from now on. +[3081.48 --> 3081.58] Nice. +[3081.58 --> 3081.80] Something. +[3081.80 --> 3082.02] I like it. +[3082.50 --> 3083.20] So this time – +[3083.20 --> 3084.84] Some booth being added, something going on. +[3084.84 --> 3088.00] We don't really have anything huge to share on the blog. +[3088.00 --> 3096.14] So because it's a two-day event this time, because Vancouver during the summer happens to just be a beautiful place to come and visit, +[3096.64 --> 3102.32] and we know that it's hard to justify coming all the way out here just for a convention or something like that, +[3102.64 --> 3108.70] we just wanted to post some fun and cool stuff to do here in the city that you guys can check out while you're here. +[3108.80 --> 3111.52] Like, don't just make it a two-day in-and-out event. +[3111.80 --> 3112.58] Come see our city. +[3112.74 --> 3113.44] Come enjoy it. +[3113.48 --> 3113.92] Stay for a bit. +[3113.92 --> 3115.82] This is the Capilano Suspension Bridge. +[3116.00 --> 3118.98] It's actually a really, like – it's a little bit hard to capture. +[3119.22 --> 3120.48] It's a really wonderful experience. +[3120.50 --> 3121.22] It's pretty sick. +[3122.98 --> 3123.30] Sorry? +[3123.52 --> 3124.32] I went there last week. +[3124.54 --> 3125.08] Oh, did you really? +[3125.22 --> 3125.40] Yeah. +[3125.40 --> 3125.66] Oh, cool. +[3126.76 --> 3128.18] Granville Island is a lot of fun. +[3128.42 --> 3132.54] If you enjoy craft beers, Vancouver is a happening scene for that kind of thing. +[3132.54 --> 3137.82] If you want to make a night of it and you go to Granville Island, you can go to a thing called Vancouver Theater Sports. +[3137.82 --> 3145.06] That's where Ryan Stiles and one of the other awesome dudes off of Whose Line Is It Anyways? +[3145.06 --> 3145.60] Colin Mockery. +[3145.66 --> 3146.94] Colin Mockery got their start. +[3147.06 --> 3147.52] Really awesome. +[3147.86 --> 3148.04] Yep. +[3148.56 --> 3150.10] So really, really cool stuff. +[3150.34 --> 3155.42] And also, over on the LTX Twitter, this is cool. +[3155.52 --> 3157.10] This is an actual update. +[3157.44 --> 3157.98] Oh, yeah. +[3158.12 --> 3158.30] Okay. +[3158.42 --> 3159.60] This is amazing. +[3159.60 --> 3163.96] This is our convention space this year. +[3164.70 --> 3167.82] It is flipping huge. +[3168.00 --> 3171.94] You moved it off slightly, but it's like 75,000 – no, the size. +[3172.28 --> 3172.48] Oh. +[3173.14 --> 3173.86] Oh, yeah. +[3174.12 --> 3175.54] 75,000 square feet. +[3175.68 --> 3175.90] Yeah. +[3176.06 --> 3177.58] 75,000 square feet, baby. +[3177.82 --> 3180.20] It is going to be something else. +[3180.34 --> 3188.00] We are hard at work making sure that this year's event is going to be a huge step up. +[3188.00 --> 3190.10] We have already talked to Bob and Rod. +[3190.52 --> 3190.80] Nice. +[3190.90 --> 3197.80] Nothing is like set in stone, but we have penciled in a way bigger booth for them. +[3197.86 --> 3198.18] Nice. +[3198.44 --> 3202.34] And they are going to do some kind of cool activation with respect to like water cooling +[3202.34 --> 3204.20] or PC modding or something like that. +[3204.60 --> 3205.46] We are working with them. +[3205.80 --> 3208.60] We have a crazy project. +[3209.26 --> 3213.70] So at the last two, you were able to try 16K Gaming and 10K Gaming. +[3214.08 --> 3215.26] We had them there at the show. +[3215.72 --> 3217.64] This year, it is going to be something really different. +[3217.64 --> 3219.14] It is going to be something way cooler. +[3219.76 --> 3220.08] Ooh. +[3220.42 --> 3220.58] Yeah. +[3220.60 --> 3221.84] I will tell you more about it off stream. +[3221.92 --> 3222.12] Okay. +[3222.52 --> 3223.78] It is going to be like sick. +[3223.98 --> 3225.28] I am assuming we can get it working. +[3225.38 --> 3226.48] We should be able to get it working. +[3226.52 --> 3231.32] I love how every time so far, there has always been like some crazy plan that we like hope +[3231.32 --> 3232.16] we can get working. +[3232.60 --> 3235.98] And then like up until the very night of, it is like not working. +[3236.20 --> 3238.60] Like our negative two, it finally comes together. +[3240.50 --> 3242.56] But it makes it every time. +[3242.74 --> 3242.92] Yeah. +[3243.04 --> 3243.40] Somehow. +[3243.60 --> 3244.90] Somehow we keep pulling it off. +[3244.94 --> 3245.46] So good. +[3245.46 --> 3248.32] So I want to do a couple of super chats here. +[3249.68 --> 3251.12] MAPE keeps sending money. +[3251.32 --> 3252.10] Hype for LTX. +[3252.12 --> 3252.70] He is going to be there. +[3253.28 --> 3253.74] MAPE is coming? +[3254.00 --> 3254.28] Yeah. +[3254.46 --> 3254.78] Heck yeah. +[3254.84 --> 3255.80] So him saying he is hyped. +[3255.92 --> 3259.84] He got plane tickets for Christmas or something. +[3259.98 --> 3261.04] I don't remember the exact details. +[3261.32 --> 3261.94] Heck yeah. +[3262.28 --> 3262.90] See you there, MAPE. +[3263.90 --> 3264.54] Oh boy. +[3264.64 --> 3266.94] Tommy Gunn says, bring Channel Super Fun back. +[3266.94 --> 3271.66] Jensen says, Merry Christmas. +[3271.94 --> 3272.34] Hi Jensen. +[3272.44 --> 3273.28] Merry Christmas to you too. +[3273.62 --> 3274.20] Hey Mufu. +[3274.54 --> 3275.40] Hey Demon Sonic. +[3276.04 --> 3279.38] Oh, sign up before January 31st. +[3279.46 --> 3279.66] Yeah. +[3280.30 --> 3280.56] Okay. +[3281.24 --> 3284.90] Would you be willing to add Sargon of a CAD to float plane? +[3285.24 --> 3286.34] What is that? +[3286.34 --> 3287.56] It's a YouTuber. +[3287.96 --> 3288.76] Political dude. +[3288.86 --> 3289.66] Political dude. +[3289.78 --> 3290.36] Right winger. +[3290.62 --> 3291.94] Well, I don't think he's right wing. +[3292.52 --> 3292.92] So. +[3293.16 --> 3294.24] We don't actually care. +[3294.24 --> 3300.24] So our policy with respect to right wing, left wing politics is as long as what you're +[3300.24 --> 3302.84] doing isn't illegal, then it's really none of our business. +[3303.58 --> 3304.06] Yeah. +[3305.78 --> 3307.28] Dan says, have a good night. +[3307.42 --> 3308.46] I'll catch up in the morning. +[3308.58 --> 3309.16] Too late. +[3309.94 --> 3310.52] Thanks, Dan. +[3311.70 --> 3312.54] Infinite power. +[3312.54 --> 3314.46] Why on earth is float plane using Firebase? +[3314.46 --> 3316.36] Hey, why not? +[3318.52 --> 3321.58] Like actually though, I'm interested. +[3321.74 --> 3326.48] He says, please consider using a bundler to bundle all the assets on float plane. +[3326.56 --> 3327.76] It'll improve your load speed a lot. +[3327.98 --> 3328.12] Yeah. +[3328.98 --> 3329.28] Okay. +[3329.40 --> 3330.48] So that's something we know. +[3330.48 --> 3330.68] That's a thing. +[3330.86 --> 3331.02] Okay. +[3332.16 --> 3335.32] Other side guy, turn the Lamborghini into an insane track day car. +[3336.02 --> 3336.52] Oh boy. +[3336.78 --> 3341.16] We also have plans for like, like ways to use the bundler that will be better and blah, +[3341.16 --> 3341.72] blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[3341.72 --> 3344.44] We wanted to turn the Lamborghini into a rally car. +[3345.02 --> 3345.34] Yeah. +[3345.34 --> 3347.26] That was something we wanted to do with it. +[3347.40 --> 3350.16] We actually had a sponsor mostly lined up. +[3350.26 --> 3352.72] They ended up, we ended up still doing something with them. +[3352.80 --> 3353.90] It was way less cool. +[3354.24 --> 3358.62] Frankly, I'm not going to name any names because like they're a partner and like, I'm not trying +[3358.62 --> 3361.34] to like crap on them or anything, but they made the wrong call. +[3361.58 --> 3362.30] I know AJ. +[3362.48 --> 3362.64] Don't worry. +[3363.88 --> 3365.22] What else we got here? +[3366.28 --> 3368.64] Oh, Rediff float plane cast button. +[3369.64 --> 3371.28] Is that like easy or hard? +[3371.52 --> 3372.34] Pretty sure it's already a thing. +[3373.04 --> 3375.20] Oh, well, um, what about on live stream though? +[3375.74 --> 3377.00] Oh, uh. +[3377.00 --> 3378.64] So that's, yeah, it's definitely not here. +[3379.06 --> 3380.14] Casting from your laptop? +[3380.84 --> 3381.14] Yeah. +[3381.16 --> 3381.82] How would that work? +[3382.00 --> 3383.30] I'm pretty sure it's there on a phone. +[3383.38 --> 3384.62] I don't know about a live stream though. +[3384.80 --> 3386.84] I know, I know VODs has a casting button. +[3386.98 --> 3388.94] I don't know if live stream has a casting button. +[3389.18 --> 3389.48] Okay. +[3389.54 --> 3389.74] Sorry. +[3389.74 --> 3392.56] Um, any thoughts of making it is apparently it is. +[3392.64 --> 3393.02] Yeah. +[3393.12 --> 3394.92] Any thoughts of making an app for Android? +[3395.20 --> 3397.04] Also looking great from Japan. +[3397.16 --> 3401.80] Someone sent a super chat through YouTube, but they're watching on float plane. +[3401.88 --> 3402.32] Heck yeah. +[3402.86 --> 3405.18] An app is definitely on our radar. +[3405.30 --> 3410.26] We'd have to be complete idiots to not have thought of, you know, we should, should we +[3410.26 --> 3410.88] have an app? +[3410.88 --> 3417.20] The problem for us is that really the, the hard work of what we're doing is on the backend, +[3417.80 --> 3425.32] building out a scalable platform for delivering VODs and live streams that is not based on +[3425.32 --> 3426.24] AWS. +[3426.80 --> 3431.18] So doesn't have the cost boat anchor that comes along with that is not easy. +[3431.18 --> 3436.18] There are like container apps where we just like containerize the website and it's just +[3436.18 --> 3437.70] like on the desktop of your phone. +[3437.88 --> 3440.22] But like anyone can do that at any time. +[3440.22 --> 3444.50] It's not really, we do want a dedicated app at some point, which will run faster and +[3444.50 --> 3446.50] be better and whatnot, but not now. +[3446.86 --> 3448.12] Thanks trade three 33. +[3448.40 --> 3449.24] Oh, Holy crap. +[3449.30 --> 3451.32] The whole thing is like blowing up right now. +[3451.78 --> 3454.24] Disney is currently being sued for Hakuna Matata. +[3454.34 --> 3455.26] Are you serious right now? +[3456.62 --> 3457.66] That's amazing. +[3458.32 --> 3458.58] Oh yeah. +[3458.78 --> 3459.50] Is that even real? +[3459.54 --> 3463.12] There's like four or five Fortnite dances that people are suing over. +[3463.26 --> 3463.50] Yeah. +[3463.68 --> 3464.82] Oh, the floss one. +[3464.90 --> 3465.48] The floss one. +[3465.54 --> 3466.64] They're being sued over that one too. +[3466.64 --> 3468.82] There's like some teenage kid who apparently did it in a video. +[3468.82 --> 3469.22] Yeah. +[3469.26 --> 3472.30] I know about the kid who like went viral with it and whatever. +[3472.98 --> 3473.30] So yeah. +[3473.60 --> 3475.02] He's apparently suing as well. +[3475.68 --> 3476.00] Nice. +[3476.36 --> 3479.38] It's just everybody wants a piece of the hundred million dollar a month or whatever. +[3479.50 --> 3479.82] Sure. +[3480.18 --> 3480.94] Why not? +[3481.74 --> 3486.46] Nearly 45,000 people signed a petition accusing Disney of colonialism and robbery for trademarking +[3486.46 --> 3489.44] the Swahili phrase Hakuna Matata made famous in the Lion King. +[3490.16 --> 3491.46] Oh, they trademarked it. +[3492.12 --> 3494.92] Is it tipping point in Disney's portrayal of Africa? +[3495.24 --> 3497.16] Is it cultural appropriation petition claims? +[3497.22 --> 3498.58] That doesn't sound like an actual lawsuit. +[3498.70 --> 3499.24] That's a petition. +[3500.18 --> 3500.58] Okay. +[3500.76 --> 3501.86] Enlightened Apple fanboy. +[3501.94 --> 3503.08] When do we get to meet Janice? +[3503.70 --> 3504.10] Okay. +[3504.10 --> 3506.78] So we are going to do a meet this. +[3507.56 --> 3510.12] So we do these exclusive videos for float playing. +[3510.12 --> 3510.50] Way to go. +[3510.66 --> 3511.16] Or meet the team. +[3511.52 --> 3516.00] Next time Janice is in and not busy, I will sit her down and do the interview style thing. +[3516.00 --> 3519.58] So I guess late January probably. +[3520.30 --> 3521.02] Not now. +[3521.20 --> 3523.80] This guy whose name contains characters I don't know how to pronounce. +[3523.80 --> 3527.86] My issue is some person's dance moving game would be fine if it was free, but Epic charges +[3527.86 --> 3529.42] money for something they didn't invent. +[3529.90 --> 3530.96] That is sketchy. +[3531.42 --> 3534.36] I think this is going to be pretty tough to enforce though. +[3534.80 --> 3536.24] Why don't you guys do 90 minute shows anymore? +[3536.30 --> 3538.02] Because we never get started at 430. +[3538.10 --> 3540.84] That's still when we try and we're just always like today we were later. +[3540.98 --> 3542.04] And there's way less news now. +[3543.20 --> 3543.60] Yeah. +[3543.78 --> 3544.96] This show's about news anyway. +[3545.32 --> 3545.88] That's true. +[3547.02 --> 3550.52] Someone posted on, will you be reviewing the OnePlus 7 next year? +[3550.58 --> 3550.96] Presumably. +[3550.96 --> 3551.06] Presumably. +[3552.60 --> 3554.34] And then blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[3555.12 --> 3555.48] Oh yeah. +[3555.58 --> 3555.70] Okay. +[3555.84 --> 3556.14] Okay. +[3556.24 --> 3557.38] So there was one thing on float. +[3557.38 --> 3559.44] One float playing comment that I wanted to address. +[3560.36 --> 3561.32] I don't know. +[3561.42 --> 3562.40] Did I highlight it or something? +[3562.60 --> 3563.28] Oh, I don't remember. +[3563.48 --> 3563.76] Too late. +[3563.88 --> 3564.20] All right. +[3565.10 --> 3567.50] I've seen a few and I, yeah, I know. +[3567.64 --> 3568.32] I'll leave this off. +[3568.48 --> 3569.50] Did you guys talk about the store? +[3571.20 --> 3571.66] Didn't we? +[3571.70 --> 3572.26] I think so. +[3572.38 --> 3573.10] We talked about the store? +[3573.22 --> 3574.10] We can talk about the store again. +[3574.20 --> 3574.30] Yeah. +[3574.34 --> 3575.94] Some people did ask about my shirt. +[3576.12 --> 3576.30] Yeah. +[3576.70 --> 3579.22] This is, this is a. +[3579.86 --> 3580.94] Yeah, we did talk about the store. +[3580.94 --> 3581.66] It's an LTT shirt. +[3582.52 --> 3584.16] It is officially an LTT shirt. +[3584.50 --> 3588.40] You can get it on the website along with other LTT shirts that look great. +[3588.54 --> 3588.84] Woo. +[3589.12 --> 3590.60] I like this one a lot, actually. +[3590.70 --> 3591.62] This is very cool. +[3592.04 --> 3595.70] So one, one thing that's cool about this shirt is I know some people, myself included, +[3595.70 --> 3598.72] don't always want like super hardcore branding on things. +[3598.72 --> 3603.18] So with this shirt, you can support the channel and buy a shirt that just looks really cool +[3603.18 --> 3603.70] on its own. +[3604.06 --> 3608.64] And this part at least has, it has a little LTT in it, but it's just like dots within the +[3608.64 --> 3609.24] constellations. +[3609.44 --> 3610.98] And there's lots of other dots too. +[3611.16 --> 3612.26] Want to see a fun Easter egg? +[3612.56 --> 3612.86] Sure. +[3612.86 --> 3614.58] Look at my pupils. +[3617.08 --> 3617.60] Whoa. +[3618.28 --> 3619.80] Either I'm high as a kite. +[3619.84 --> 3620.78] How high are you? +[3620.92 --> 3626.04] Or, or I had an eye doctor appointment that morning. +[3626.42 --> 3626.94] Oh. +[3626.94 --> 3634.30] I was trying so hard to not, like every time Brandon had to snap a shot of me during this +[3634.30 --> 3637.10] shoot, I was like, okay, I'm ready. +[3638.24 --> 3638.68] Oh. +[3639.12 --> 3640.04] Oh, my eyes. +[3640.90 --> 3641.32] What was that? +[3641.32 --> 3643.84] Because I was just, I was, they had to put drops in to dilate me. +[3644.26 --> 3644.70] Oh. +[3646.16 --> 3646.52] Yeah. +[3646.52 --> 3646.60] Yeah. +[3646.60 --> 3648.10] You look super stoned. +[3648.12 --> 3649.62] I had to go in for an eye scan. +[3651.24 --> 3651.64] Wow. +[3652.02 --> 3652.92] That's amazing. +[3653.02 --> 3653.56] So that's a fun. +[3653.56 --> 3654.14] Have people noticed? +[3654.24 --> 3655.22] Do you just point that out for fun? +[3655.22 --> 3658.46] No, Ivan pointed it out when I was shooting a video with him earlier. +[3658.88 --> 3661.28] He's like, yo, you look blazed as hell, dude. +[3662.76 --> 3663.28] That's weird. +[3663.42 --> 3663.72] Man. +[3664.38 --> 3664.74] Man. +[3665.20 --> 3670.22] But yeah, whether you want like the classic logo t-shirt or one that's just called constellations. +[3670.46 --> 3672.40] Do we have a zoom in on this so people can actually see it? +[3672.60 --> 3674.32] Yeah, we should, we should show it. +[3674.44 --> 3674.88] There it is. +[3675.38 --> 3675.66] There. +[3675.76 --> 3678.54] So you can see there's like little lines drawn between the constellations. +[3678.78 --> 3681.48] And if you're really paying attention, you can notice an LTT. +[3682.50 --> 3682.86] There we go. +[3682.90 --> 3683.58] You don't have to pay attention. +[3683.68 --> 3684.56] I can point it out for you. +[3684.68 --> 3684.94] There. +[3685.22 --> 3685.46] There. +[3685.46 --> 3686.98] If you haven't seen it yet, it's very subtle. +[3687.06 --> 3691.50] So if you want a really subtle way to support and have a cool, really comfortable, nice quality +[3691.50 --> 3692.76] t-shirt, you can go with that. +[3692.86 --> 3696.96] Or you can go with one of the more like clearly, hey guys, I like Linus Tech Tips shirts. +[3698.10 --> 3698.72] Cable ties. +[3698.94 --> 3699.76] Cable ties. +[3701.30 --> 3703.00] Wait, do we have Ashley just fully? +[3703.40 --> 3704.04] Oh, okay. +[3704.10 --> 3705.24] They put them on orange cables. +[3705.60 --> 3706.66] That actually looks really sharp. +[3707.12 --> 3707.38] Yep. +[3707.38 --> 3707.92] All right. +[3707.92 --> 3709.68] All right. +[3709.76 --> 3711.66] So that's it for the WAN show for this week. +[3711.98 --> 3712.72] And the other question. +[3712.82 --> 3712.96] Oh. +[3713.32 --> 3716.04] Do you want to release that super duper long thing tonight? +[3716.74 --> 3717.66] The super duper long thing? +[3717.66 --> 3717.88] Oh. +[3717.88 --> 3718.64] Is it ready to go? +[3718.76 --> 3719.98] That would kind of make sense. +[3719.98 --> 3721.72] This is the weekend before. +[3722.04 --> 3722.86] Do you want to announce it? +[3723.74 --> 3724.14] Yeah. +[3724.64 --> 3724.88] Yeah. +[3724.88 --> 3725.18] Sure. +[3725.28 --> 3725.62] Why not? +[3725.94 --> 3726.34] Okay. +[3726.34 --> 3728.64] So we've done something really special. +[3728.78 --> 3732.64] This was a James initiative for the most part. +[3732.76 --> 3737.78] Like he was really championing this project hardcore, but he got a lot of help. +[3738.76 --> 3745.64] Brandon, my understanding is sat out there with him for literally hours working on this project. +[3746.72 --> 3748.26] Oh, I'm on the wrong server right now. +[3748.32 --> 3748.80] Give me a second. +[3748.90 --> 3751.36] I'm just going to see if I can play some of it off the server here. +[3753.52 --> 3755.60] Ed actually also gave him a lot of help. +[3755.60 --> 3763.68] A lot of people on the team pitched in to try and help get this thing exported because basically he had a goal. +[3764.06 --> 3770.10] He had a dream to create the world's first 8K ULog. +[3772.14 --> 3773.84] Is it actually the world's first? +[3773.98 --> 3778.20] I have no idea, but it's really good. +[3778.72 --> 3779.98] It's actually pretty cool. +[3780.20 --> 3782.38] A very early 8K ULog. +[3782.38 --> 3789.32] So there's a bit of an issue here, and that is that a lot of the files here are very broken. +[3789.70 --> 3792.24] So I'm hoping there's one that I can actually play. +[3792.76 --> 3797.66] There are also a lot of them very, very high bit rate, and I think my poor laptop is going to cry. +[3799.12 --> 3799.54] Oh, wow. +[3799.54 --> 3805.08] But it is very, very ULog. +[3805.62 --> 3806.62] Where is this? +[3806.62 --> 3806.90] Very LTT. +[3808.46 --> 3809.44] Don't, don't, don't, don't. +[3809.56 --> 3813.40] And it's anywhere from, how long is the, we wanted to do 10 hours. +[3813.74 --> 3817.26] We wanted to do a 10 hour 8K ULog. +[3817.26 --> 3821.70] And I think we've dialed it back to, I'm not, I'm not sure. +[3821.72 --> 3823.26] There's some like Easter eggs in there. +[3823.38 --> 3823.96] Tech Easter eggs. +[3823.96 --> 3824.22] Yep. +[3824.22 --> 3825.40] There's fun Easter eggs. +[3825.66 --> 3829.96] You can hear his laptop's like, the fans are spinning up and it's lagging a little bit. +[3830.06 --> 3830.78] And this is great. +[3831.44 --> 3832.52] Um, yeah. +[3833.02 --> 3833.22] Yeah. +[3833.22 --> 3836.36] My laptop is, is feeling the burn right now here. +[3836.46 --> 3837.08] Oh my goodness. +[3837.20 --> 3837.92] Let's have a look here. +[3837.92 --> 3838.70] The Cast Manager can't even open. +[3839.14 --> 3839.56] Yeah. +[3839.56 --> 3841.02] CPU is slammed. +[3841.50 --> 3843.96] GPU is, GPU is hurting. +[3844.20 --> 3844.94] Oh my goodness. +[3845.02 --> 3845.22] Yeah. +[3845.44 --> 3847.48] I have 11 gigs of RAM in use. +[3847.76 --> 3852.66] And all I'm doing is, well, I do have Chrome tabs open, but, uh, I'm just watching a video. +[3853.08 --> 3854.70] People are asking how large the file is. +[3854.82 --> 3858.68] Uh, well the, so the 10 hour file was over a terabyte. +[3861.48 --> 3862.84] That was ProRes though. +[3864.20 --> 3869.46] So we, we've run into like all kinds of issues, like export issues, stability. +[3869.56 --> 3871.62] Issues, YouTube file limit issues. +[3871.72 --> 3873.90] We didn't know they had a file size limit, but they do. +[3874.44 --> 3875.86] Um, what is it? +[3876.14 --> 3877.62] It's 125 gigabytes. +[3877.82 --> 3878.08] Okay. +[3878.26 --> 3878.50] Yeah. +[3879.28 --> 3880.50] So there you go. +[3880.64 --> 3883.56] Now, you know, we now have float planes, new file size limit. +[3885.08 --> 3885.66] All right. +[3885.86 --> 3887.22] So thanks guys for tuning in. +[3887.30 --> 3888.10] See you again next week. +[3888.18 --> 3889.68] Same bat time, same bat channel. +[3889.80 --> 3891.06] I think the Yule log is coming tonight. +[3892.34 --> 3892.70] Bye. +[3892.70 --> 3892.78] Stop. diff --git a/Breaking our Silence on RTX Controversy - WAN Show August 31, 2018_transcript.txt b/Breaking our Silence on RTX Controversy - WAN Show August 31, 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..80d0a4dfa8f683071bfcce1b58de8f857150876f --- /dev/null +++ b/Breaking our Silence on RTX Controversy - WAN Show August 31, 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1634 @@ +[0.00 --> 6.62] And I think we're live, but this is really, really scary. +[6.74 --> 7.16] Wow. +[7.30 --> 10.94] Because theoretically we are live on both Twitch and YouTube. +[11.22 --> 11.50] Oh. +[11.94 --> 13.86] At the same time. +[14.14 --> 17.50] Do we even have the engine power for that? +[17.62 --> 18.36] Yes, we do. +[18.46 --> 23.90] We have very much, and it's called computer processing power because one does not go live +[23.90 --> 25.16] on the internet with an engine. +[25.30 --> 26.70] You're thinking of driving down the road. +[26.88 --> 27.28] Oh. +[27.28 --> 28.32] But that's okay. +[28.32 --> 31.12] I forgive you for being not quite as technical. +[31.42 --> 32.72] I thought for sure it was engines. +[33.38 --> 34.54] I don't know. +[34.76 --> 35.42] How many cores? +[35.80 --> 37.12] Password is for this. +[37.22 --> 37.46] Okay. +[37.54 --> 38.80] I managed to guess it. +[39.64 --> 40.12] Yay. +[41.34 --> 41.62] All right. +[41.64 --> 42.62] I can figure out the rest. +[42.64 --> 45.02] I have a special guest co-host today. +[45.14 --> 45.38] Who? +[45.50 --> 48.32] It looks like we are live on Twitch, so that's good. +[49.02 --> 51.74] But I have no idea if we are live on YouTube. +[52.52 --> 57.84] And because I don't really watch YouTube videos, I actually don't even know how to find out. +[58.32 --> 61.90] If we're live on YouTube, I guess I could go to the dashboard and view the channel. +[62.00 --> 62.68] Yes, my friends. +[62.68 --> 63.16] That sounds insane. +[63.82 --> 66.48] This will be the first week, theoretically. +[66.70 --> 68.14] Yes, we are live right now. +[68.22 --> 68.50] Wow. +[68.66 --> 69.06] Wow. +[69.20 --> 69.62] Wow. +[69.84 --> 70.08] Wow. +[70.08 --> 76.68] So this is the first week that we are live on both Twitch TV and YouTube. +[77.00 --> 81.54] And we had a lot of our viewers express concern that Twitch was going to kick us out of the +[81.54 --> 82.32] cool kids club. +[82.56 --> 84.56] And they could very well do that. +[84.66 --> 88.84] But unfortunately, there just isn't a whole lot that we can do about it. +[88.84 --> 91.70] So we had a couple of options. +[92.02 --> 98.02] There's a service that you can use where you can push to this external service, and then +[98.02 --> 100.44] it will propagate to all the different services that you want. +[100.58 --> 108.76] But being the big nerds that we are around here, what we ended up doing was putting a virtual +[108.76 --> 113.38] machine on one of our servers that runs an RTMP server. +[113.38 --> 114.98] So it's some NGINX thing. +[115.30 --> 116.62] And then... +[116.62 --> 117.58] What's that? +[118.68 --> 119.46] Is that Anthony? +[120.04 --> 120.26] No. +[120.76 --> 121.14] Okay. +[121.26 --> 125.24] I thought I heard Anthony's voice, and I assumed there was some kind of catastrophic problem. +[125.26 --> 126.94] You're always on the lookout for an Anthony or two. +[127.04 --> 128.38] Yeah, because he basically... +[129.12 --> 132.54] He and Jake actually worked together to get everything set up for this week. +[133.48 --> 133.68] And... +[133.68 --> 134.60] Going to Twitch on YouTube. +[134.78 --> 135.16] Yes. +[135.24 --> 138.26] And we didn't have it working as of one hour ago. +[138.36 --> 138.86] Oh, wow. +[139.44 --> 140.12] When... +[140.12 --> 142.20] It has something to do with the NGINX config. +[142.20 --> 147.90] Basically, the way that we determine which services we're streaming to is by copy-pasting +[147.90 --> 154.78] a particular string into the server, and we copy-pasted the wrong thing or something, +[154.92 --> 155.28] apparently. +[155.70 --> 156.50] It's not... +[156.50 --> 157.92] Like, there's no UI for it. +[157.98 --> 159.38] It's all just, like, command line. +[159.64 --> 161.04] There should be copy-paste spellcheck. +[161.12 --> 162.24] Yeah, there should be. +[163.82 --> 164.52] Thank you. +[165.36 --> 166.08] That's me. +[166.32 --> 167.54] Riley's on the WAN show today. +[167.58 --> 168.90] Yeah, Riley's on the WAN show today. +[168.90 --> 169.76] That's my contribution. +[169.76 --> 173.42] I don't know how much he actually knows about the topics, but... +[173.42 --> 174.46] I haven't looked at these at all. +[174.52 --> 176.10] Yeah, but he's pretty. +[176.50 --> 177.24] So that's... +[177.24 --> 177.28] Hey! +[177.58 --> 182.02] That's what qualified him to fill in for Luke and James, both of whom are not here today. +[182.18 --> 183.82] That means a lot coming from you, Linus. +[184.50 --> 185.46] You're very welcome. +[186.50 --> 190.86] So anyway, so we're live on both Twitch and YouTube, which there's actually... +[190.86 --> 193.94] There's, like, there's different encoding settings that are optimal for each platform. +[193.94 --> 200.12] So basically what the server does is we stream into our server, and then our server encodes +[200.12 --> 205.16] it in the most optimal way for each platform while also recording a local high-quality copy +[205.16 --> 206.84] of the original stream for itself. +[207.20 --> 209.36] And then the machine that we're streaming from... +[209.36 --> 211.54] So in this case, it's this box right over here. +[211.94 --> 213.10] The one that we... +[213.10 --> 214.16] We actually did a video on it. +[214.20 --> 218.16] We built our, like, Corsair RGB WAN show streaming PC a little while ago. +[218.28 --> 218.50] Right. +[218.50 --> 222.78] So that is also going to save a high-quality local copy to itself. +[223.40 --> 228.80] So the idea is that we are streaming to our multiple services, and we are saving at least +[228.80 --> 232.28] two original quality copies at any given time. +[232.34 --> 236.02] So we shouldn't run into a situation again where we are going to... +[236.02 --> 239.10] Where we'll screw up and we'll lose the WAN show, which actually hasn't happened in +[239.10 --> 242.34] a long time, but it had happened at times in the past. +[242.78 --> 244.26] Well, that sounds real fancy. +[244.52 --> 244.82] Yes. +[244.96 --> 245.46] Thank you. +[245.88 --> 247.44] So, you know what? +[247.44 --> 248.58] Let's just roll the intro. +[248.76 --> 249.84] This is not... +[249.84 --> 251.48] You are enjoying the... +[251.48 --> 253.06] The heckling is for techling! +[253.08 --> 253.40] Yeah. +[253.60 --> 255.48] Well, now I get to... +[255.48 --> 256.74] The tables have turned. +[257.58 --> 257.96] Ha-ha! +[258.24 --> 258.82] Nope, nope. +[258.86 --> 259.58] They can't see you. +[260.44 --> 262.58] Swamps don't give me swamp butt, because... +[263.84 --> 265.28] I'm always ready. +[265.28 --> 266.66] We've really got to redo this. +[267.10 --> 268.22] That's really old. +[268.36 --> 268.80] That's great. +[269.14 --> 271.02] Well, we used to have different versions of it. +[271.46 --> 275.08] It was supposed to be like a Simpsons intro thing, where there was a different... +[275.08 --> 277.02] Oh, like there would be a different thing every time? +[277.02 --> 277.42] Yeah. +[278.32 --> 279.88] Like the line effective intro. +[279.92 --> 281.54] And then we just never did it. +[282.36 --> 283.54] You have to say the sponsors. +[283.98 --> 285.02] Uh, no. +[285.26 --> 286.66] Well, theoretically I should. +[286.74 --> 287.94] Honey FreshBooks Savage Durkee. +[288.52 --> 291.42] I will talk in more depth about our sponsors on the WAN show later. +[291.48 --> 293.32] Honey FreshBooks Savage Durkee. +[293.36 --> 295.02] It sounds like the beginning of a rhyme, but I won't continue. +[295.02 --> 295.46] You know what? +[295.46 --> 298.70] I kind of want to find the old intro and show it to you guys. +[299.14 --> 300.28] Uh, here it is. +[300.80 --> 303.92] When intro dot MOV. +[304.16 --> 304.96] Oh, Lord. +[305.06 --> 305.56] Oh, no. +[306.38 --> 308.46] These are some very old... +[309.12 --> 310.42] Apple makes MOVs. +[310.44 --> 311.38] You don't want to play those. +[311.58 --> 311.94] You know what? +[312.00 --> 312.30] Should I... +[312.30 --> 312.74] You know what? +[312.76 --> 313.40] Let's do it. +[313.46 --> 313.98] Let's do it. +[314.04 --> 314.46] Let's, uh... +[315.00 --> 315.76] We're getting wild. +[315.94 --> 316.22] Yeah. +[316.30 --> 317.38] We're going to go through... +[317.38 --> 319.96] We're going to dig through the WAN show folder on the server. +[320.46 --> 320.82] Whoa. +[320.90 --> 322.72] We're going to find us some assets here. +[323.64 --> 324.38] Buckle in. +[324.80 --> 326.54] Strap in, boys and gals. +[326.56 --> 327.08] Hey, no. +[327.20 --> 328.50] This could actually be cool. +[328.56 --> 329.28] Don't make fun of me. +[329.34 --> 329.84] This is neat. +[329.98 --> 331.60] So we're digging through the archive. +[332.54 --> 333.84] So here's the WAN show. +[334.60 --> 336.10] Uh, so here's the intro. +[336.54 --> 336.76] Yep. +[336.80 --> 337.18] There we go. +[337.22 --> 340.96] Why don't we adjust the size of these, uh, these here, these here thumbnails there. +[341.68 --> 344.40] Um, so here's the swamp intro. +[344.54 --> 346.64] So this is the one you're probably familiar with. +[346.64 --> 348.92] I'm just going to mute my computer here. +[349.30 --> 350.12] Uh, blip. +[350.24 --> 350.88] Yeah, there we go. +[351.10 --> 351.62] So there we go. +[351.72 --> 353.00] So that's the one that you're familiar with. +[353.08 --> 353.96] But there was... +[353.96 --> 357.36] Few people probably remember this, but there was a version before this. +[358.00 --> 359.34] WAN intro OG. +[359.96 --> 360.34] Oh. +[361.08 --> 361.60] Pyramids. +[361.60 --> 361.80] What's this? +[361.98 --> 362.64] He's walking... +[362.64 --> 363.72] He's walking in the sand. +[363.72 --> 363.74] In Egypt. +[363.96 --> 364.46] And this is... +[364.46 --> 365.76] And now there's a trap. +[365.76 --> 366.74] Oh, I remember seeing that. +[367.28 --> 367.62] Yeah. +[368.48 --> 368.82] So... +[368.82 --> 369.52] But that's the same. +[369.52 --> 372.52] So Ed, actually, I think, um... +[373.52 --> 375.90] Powered by Razor comes. +[376.64 --> 378.16] Oh, wow. +[378.34 --> 380.08] That everyone still uses. +[380.74 --> 384.98] Um, so, so Ed actually revealed this, I think, in a... +[384.98 --> 387.38] Oh, no, that video is the GPD Pocket 2. +[387.44 --> 388.12] Is that live yet? +[388.46 --> 388.92] Yes, it is. +[389.04 --> 390.44] So Ed revealed his secret. +[390.54 --> 393.00] I don't know if I actually made it into the final cut of the video. +[393.00 --> 393.50] Mm-hmm. +[393.50 --> 399.80] But, um, he was like, yeah, the way to use copyrighted artwork is you turn it into pixel art. +[400.50 --> 401.34] And I'm like... +[402.28 --> 404.12] Oh, so is that pyramids thing? +[404.16 --> 406.46] So those pyramids are actual pyramids. +[407.20 --> 408.10] Don't say that. +[408.30 --> 409.34] Oh, Ed's a... +[409.34 --> 409.80] Yeah. +[409.80 --> 410.90] Yeah. +[410.90 --> 411.82] So these... +[411.82 --> 413.50] These are actual pyramids. +[413.56 --> 416.02] I mean, good luck ever figuring out what picture... +[416.02 --> 417.40] This is an actual wall. +[417.50 --> 418.52] Those are the real pyramids. +[418.56 --> 418.74] Yeah. +[418.86 --> 420.20] And this is a real spike. +[420.30 --> 421.36] No, that's not a real spike. +[422.24 --> 424.00] That would be pretty sad. +[424.00 --> 424.56] It's a fake spike. +[424.62 --> 429.24] Although that would be a pretty impressive program that could turn a picture of a real wall of spikes into that. +[429.28 --> 429.82] Yeah, into that. +[429.92 --> 430.08] Yeah. +[430.08 --> 435.44] Um, so, so that was, that was Ed's, like, master, like, deception. +[435.80 --> 439.32] So he was like, oh, yeah, we could do a new one, like, all the time. +[439.34 --> 445.62] This takes, like, 30 seconds to just steal artwork and then turn it into pixel art. +[445.62 --> 447.78] I think somebody would have caught on eventually. +[449.54 --> 449.86] Yeah. +[449.86 --> 451.18] For shame, Edsel. +[451.26 --> 452.96] Yeah, he doesn't want us to call it stealing. +[453.16 --> 453.38] Sorry. +[454.22 --> 455.40] Borrowing with style? +[457.24 --> 457.68] Wow. +[457.92 --> 458.84] Toy Story reference. +[459.12 --> 459.76] Okay, cool. +[460.08 --> 463.30] This isn't stealing, it's borrowing. +[463.78 --> 464.74] With style. +[465.06 --> 468.18] That would be a very different movie if that was what the actual line was. +[468.80 --> 470.46] Buzz Lightyear is a master thief. +[473.86 --> 478.10] So we got a lot of great topics for you guys today and also some pretty mediocre ones, I think. +[478.86 --> 485.82] The U.S. courts say that price caps don't apply to areas with only one ISP. +[485.92 --> 487.24] We have a lot of notes on that. +[487.24 --> 489.46] Also, this is a rumor. +[489.46 --> 504.02] There's a lot of hearsay here that NVIDIA will be controlling their Adden-Bortner partners, controlling their ability to cede the upcoming RTX cards to the press through driver distribution. +[504.02 --> 508.00] And Tom's Hardware wrote a real funny article. +[508.32 --> 508.82] It was hilarious. +[510.40 --> 512.72] Yeah, it was hilarious if it was on the Onion. +[512.72 --> 516.76] A lot of people thought it should have belonged on the Onion, that's for sure. +[516.90 --> 517.60] What else we got? +[520.46 --> 521.48] Global Foundries. +[521.72 --> 523.68] HALT's 7 nanometer development. +[523.94 --> 524.62] It's a big deal. +[524.72 --> 527.42] They've been on the leading edge of development for a while, and now they're not. +[527.54 --> 531.46] AMD has moved to TSMC for all of their manufacturing needs. +[531.46 --> 537.48] Okay, so normally we do the intro after we introduce the topics for the day, but clearly that isn't going to happen today because we already ran it. +[537.58 --> 537.68] It already happened. +[537.68 --> 540.14] We could run it again for fun, but we've already run it a couple times. +[540.22 --> 541.64] If you were paying attention, it already happened. +[541.64 --> 542.28] So I think that's not going to fly. +[542.60 --> 542.70] Yep. +[542.70 --> 546.58] All right, so why don't we jump right into how are you? +[548.64 --> 549.26] I'm good. +[549.44 --> 553.54] I've actually hardly, believe it or not, I see Riley very little. +[553.80 --> 559.76] Yeah, honestly, when you were like, or Colton was like, are you going to host the WAN show today? +[559.80 --> 561.94] I was like, with Linus? +[562.14 --> 565.70] Like, I haven't even like talked to him the whole time I was here, basically. +[565.80 --> 567.52] We've had like little conversations. +[567.52 --> 577.68] Yeah, we had a couple meetings, and then like at the beginning where a lot of you probably noticed there were some issues with some of the early episodes of TechLinked. +[577.82 --> 586.28] Like, I think the very first one that I'm the heckler, I'm just like talking like every 10 seconds, and it's very annoying. +[586.60 --> 590.26] We were figuring out, you know, the format and whatnot. +[590.38 --> 590.52] Yeah. +[590.62 --> 591.32] Who's heckling? +[591.62 --> 592.86] Trying to find the right dynamic. +[593.20 --> 593.36] Yeah. +[593.42 --> 594.42] That wasn't it. +[594.70 --> 596.28] There was also an early one. +[596.28 --> 602.64] Now, this was a really frustrating story, because do you remember the one where we miked up the heckler? +[603.38 --> 603.74] Yes. +[603.92 --> 604.18] Okay. +[604.70 --> 610.48] So, we had a lot of people, like quite literally everyone who watched it. +[610.70 --> 616.18] We had a lot of people not like that the person off camera was also miked up. +[616.52 --> 616.82] Yeah. +[616.90 --> 620.40] So, it created this weird like disembodied voice. +[620.48 --> 620.74] Right. +[620.74 --> 624.04] And I think it was too loud in those episodes as well. +[624.06 --> 624.60] It was too loud. +[624.60 --> 628.38] Because I think now where we're at is we don't have the person, the heckler miked. +[628.78 --> 632.18] But it's also that like you can't really hear them that well. +[633.24 --> 637.94] So, we might, I was going to talk to Edsel about like miking them, but like making it quiet. +[638.06 --> 638.42] I don't know. +[638.64 --> 640.38] Well, that was the intention that time. +[640.50 --> 640.72] Yeah. +[640.72 --> 643.38] We never intended for the heckler to just sound. +[643.60 --> 646.52] So, I specifically asked Dennis. +[646.64 --> 649.72] I said, hey, so I'm miking myself up. +[649.78 --> 650.40] Yeah, it was me. +[650.58 --> 653.22] So, I'm miking myself up today to be the heckler. +[653.68 --> 659.62] But I need to make sure, because we don't want it to be like they're also hosting the video. +[659.74 --> 659.94] Right. +[659.94 --> 666.54] I need to make sure, is it quick for you to add reverb and turn down the volume. +[666.68 --> 666.98] Right. +[667.24 --> 669.10] So, that it sounds like they're off camera. +[669.16 --> 670.38] He goes, oh yeah, no problem. +[670.74 --> 671.60] And I go, oh, good. +[672.36 --> 673.54] And then I watched the video. +[673.68 --> 675.52] I'm like, I'm going to see the comments. +[675.66 --> 677.16] I'm like, wait, wait, wait, wait, what? +[677.32 --> 678.06] We never did it. +[678.16 --> 679.52] So, you're blaming Dennis for this. +[679.88 --> 680.62] Oh, 100%. +[680.62 --> 681.00] Oh. +[681.08 --> 681.94] I asked him the next day. +[681.96 --> 683.22] He's like, oh, I didn't have time. +[683.40 --> 685.06] And I'm like, don't blame. +[685.40 --> 687.76] Dennis is a, Dennis is a pure soul. +[687.76 --> 692.16] So, I'm sitting here going, I asked you if it's quick. +[693.72 --> 696.04] That's why I asked you if it's quick. +[696.12 --> 698.88] Because I knew you wouldn't have a lot of time. +[698.90 --> 701.10] All we would need to do is just set up another boom mic. +[702.34 --> 703.10] Yeah, that could work. +[703.28 --> 703.44] Yeah. +[703.70 --> 706.36] But then it's like we have two mics on one setup. +[706.62 --> 708.02] We can't afford to do that. +[708.12 --> 709.02] Yeah, we actually can. +[709.10 --> 710.84] We actually have a couple of NTG2s. +[711.12 --> 712.18] No, it's way too crazy. +[712.18 --> 713.90] I don't think we've used them in a couple of years. +[713.90 --> 718.78] You'd have to get the mic out of the package, put it on the stand. +[719.08 --> 720.76] It's just, don't get me started. +[720.92 --> 727.78] You know what's really funny is when Linus Media Group first started, I would go into the NCIX studio. +[728.18 --> 733.96] And I would be very envious of all of the equipment that NCIX Tech Tips had. +[734.00 --> 736.32] That was just like strewn around in random places? +[736.32 --> 737.28] Just in general. +[737.52 --> 739.16] Like, there was so much gear. +[739.48 --> 739.60] What? +[740.20 --> 741.70] Oh, you mean in the early days? +[741.70 --> 744.56] Yeah, like when Linus Media Group first started. +[744.70 --> 747.00] I thought you were talking about like when I was there. +[747.06 --> 748.14] I was like, what are you talking about? +[748.14 --> 750.56] We had one camera, two lights. +[750.84 --> 751.08] Right. +[751.18 --> 752.58] We owned one microphone. +[753.02 --> 759.66] Meanwhile, NCIX Tech Tips had like wireless microphones and like this high tech stuff. +[759.76 --> 760.18] Oh, yeah. +[760.46 --> 762.84] NCIX at the forefront of technology. +[762.84 --> 763.10] Yeah. +[763.34 --> 766.50] And then it was just, it was fun. +[766.70 --> 772.30] The contrast at the end there when I went to the NCIX bankruptcy auction. +[772.48 --> 773.24] You felt like good. +[773.30 --> 773.98] You're like walking in. +[774.06 --> 775.80] You're like, these guys ain't got anything. +[775.86 --> 779.64] And your guys' primary microphone, which was a Rode NTG2, right? +[779.66 --> 780.02] That's right. +[780.06 --> 780.20] Yeah. +[780.24 --> 783.68] Your guys' primary microphone was sitting there up for auction. +[784.16 --> 785.48] Oh, right at the auction? +[785.48 --> 786.42] Yeah, it was up for auction. +[786.52 --> 787.66] I wanted to go to the auction. +[787.66 --> 790.44] And I was like, oh, Quaint and NTG2. +[790.54 --> 791.28] I remember those. +[791.48 --> 792.22] Or is it NT2? +[792.60 --> 793.42] NT2 or NTG? +[793.56 --> 794.08] I think it's NT. +[794.08 --> 795.00] I think it was NTG2. +[795.18 --> 795.58] Is it NT? +[795.70 --> 796.00] Whatever. +[796.14 --> 796.56] Pretty sure. +[797.66 --> 798.58] You're going to Google that? +[798.62 --> 798.82] Yeah. +[799.46 --> 801.66] Rode NT... +[801.66 --> 802.56] NTG2. +[802.62 --> 803.48] I think it is NTG2. +[803.52 --> 803.86] Okay, good. +[804.14 --> 804.54] Well, anyway. +[804.82 --> 805.98] Anyway, I was like, oh, Quaint. +[806.26 --> 807.30] We have a couple of those. +[807.34 --> 808.88] I don't think we've used them in a while. +[809.10 --> 809.98] In a while. +[809.98 --> 811.68] Oh, perhaps we should... +[811.68 --> 813.90] We could have it as an antique on set. +[814.20 --> 815.54] Perhaps we should buy it. +[815.76 --> 816.82] NTG2 is still really good. +[816.82 --> 819.88] And perhaps we should buy their employees as well. +[820.84 --> 821.72] Well, one of them... +[821.72 --> 822.58] Well, one of them anyway. +[822.72 --> 823.72] You've had a few of them now. +[823.96 --> 824.14] Yeah. +[824.24 --> 824.68] Have I? +[824.82 --> 825.28] Well, Ivan. +[825.44 --> 825.76] Oh, yeah. +[825.82 --> 826.20] That's right. +[826.24 --> 826.70] We have Ivan. +[826.80 --> 829.54] Although he didn't, strictly speaking, work for the Tech Tips team. +[829.92 --> 831.50] What the heck did Ivan do? +[831.64 --> 835.00] He was actually helping with a lot of the scripts at the end of the... +[835.00 --> 836.30] Was he even getting paid for that? +[836.92 --> 837.90] Oh, well, I don't know. +[837.90 --> 839.76] He was getting paid to do his job. +[840.02 --> 844.34] I don't know if that was strictly part of his job description, but he definitely helped +[844.34 --> 847.78] a lot, especially with graphics card reviews and stuff. +[847.88 --> 848.20] Right. +[848.76 --> 849.08] Yeah. +[849.94 --> 850.80] Love that guy. +[851.26 --> 852.76] So how's it going at Linus Media Group? +[852.90 --> 854.84] I don't think we ever did a mid-year review for you. +[854.92 --> 855.26] Yeah, we did. +[855.64 --> 856.04] You know what? +[856.10 --> 856.36] Did we? +[856.54 --> 859.50] That's probably the longest conversation we've had is when you... +[859.50 --> 860.16] Oh. +[860.36 --> 861.42] Oh, we must have done years early. +[861.42 --> 862.00] ...rated my performance. +[862.38 --> 862.94] Oh, okay. +[863.02 --> 863.28] Okay. +[863.32 --> 863.56] Okay. +[863.56 --> 864.34] So how's it going? +[864.40 --> 864.82] Are you happy? +[865.24 --> 866.04] I'm very happy. +[866.58 --> 868.08] You can tell them if you're not happy. +[868.16 --> 868.50] It's fine. +[868.50 --> 873.96] Well, now I'm stressed because this is like another mid-year review right now. +[875.18 --> 876.42] No, I'm having a great time. +[876.56 --> 880.82] Honestly, it's really good to be able to do the tech news type of content again and make +[880.82 --> 881.46] stupid jokes. +[881.72 --> 882.36] Yeah, it's been fun. +[882.36 --> 883.80] And I get to heckle you. +[884.18 --> 884.60] Wait, no. +[884.70 --> 884.98] I was... +[884.98 --> 885.86] I always heckled you. +[886.10 --> 886.42] Yes. +[886.52 --> 889.10] So that's a little more stressful is that now I'm getting heckled as well. +[889.44 --> 889.76] Yeah. +[889.88 --> 889.94] Oh, wow. +[889.94 --> 892.80] I used to be able to do the show by myself and have no one... +[892.80 --> 894.46] They're all behind the camera. +[894.64 --> 895.40] They can't say anything. +[895.48 --> 896.06] It's so funny. +[896.06 --> 899.94] So back in the NCIX Tech Tips days, I never watched their show. +[900.70 --> 905.48] So the only time I would watch Netlinked was when I was on it because I wanted to see like +[905.48 --> 907.12] the goofball ways that they would edit it. +[907.56 --> 908.58] So you guys would have... +[908.58 --> 910.20] Because you guys might not... +[910.20 --> 910.72] I don't know. +[910.76 --> 911.90] I don't know if you guys watched or not. +[912.00 --> 916.48] But what was kind of cool about NCIX Tech Tips was that we shot it on what was effectively +[916.48 --> 917.02] a blue screen. +[917.66 --> 923.12] So what that meant was there was a lot of creativity in the editing where you could like take something +[923.12 --> 927.38] that was done in the show and you could easily move it around and manipulate it and blow +[927.38 --> 928.28] it up and shrink it. +[929.28 --> 932.38] So that was actually a really cool thing about it. +[932.38 --> 932.46] It was awesome. +[932.58 --> 933.56] We could do so many things. +[933.70 --> 935.40] It was sort of accidentally on purpose. +[935.72 --> 940.98] And I can explain the rationale behind why the entire NCIX Tech Tips studio was a blue +[940.98 --> 941.86] screen and a green screen. +[941.86 --> 943.24] Because you had a set first. +[943.36 --> 944.74] You had like a background graphic. +[944.74 --> 944.94] Yeah. +[944.94 --> 946.56] With like a TV on it and stuff. +[946.56 --> 951.16] And then we kind of moved away from that and we went to blue and green screen paint even. +[951.26 --> 951.48] Right. +[951.62 --> 952.74] Like the Roscoe stuff. +[952.92 --> 953.08] Yep. +[953.52 --> 953.92] Anyway. +[955.44 --> 957.40] So where was I going with that? +[957.46 --> 957.66] Right. +[957.84 --> 960.64] So I would never watch the episodes that I wasn't in. +[960.98 --> 965.42] So I had always thought that the heckling, because they would always give me crap when +[965.42 --> 966.26] I was hosting the video. +[966.26 --> 971.74] And it came about because I would give them crap about things I didn't like about the script +[971.74 --> 974.92] or things that I did like, but I just wanted to be mean to them. +[975.08 --> 975.56] You certainly did. +[975.56 --> 979.58] And then they would dish it back to me and it kind of became this fun dynamic. +[979.74 --> 980.90] You thought we did that all the time. +[980.96 --> 982.54] I thought you did it all the time. +[983.06 --> 983.28] Nope. +[983.48 --> 985.90] I thought it was like a fundamental part of the format. +[985.90 --> 986.66] Just for Linus. +[987.10 --> 992.78] So anyway, Riley comes in and hosts, I think it was your first TechLinked. +[992.80 --> 993.50] Oh my gosh. +[993.66 --> 995.66] And I start like saying stuff. +[995.96 --> 996.88] Oh, that was horrible. +[997.40 --> 998.70] And he just like stops. +[999.34 --> 1004.62] So Riley's like saying something and I'm like, oh yeah, you know, your mom or whatever. +[1004.62 --> 1005.54] Yeah, that was so. +[1005.72 --> 1006.28] No, no, no. +[1006.28 --> 1013.08] The first video that I was on with you, you were hosting it and then we were hosting it +[1013.08 --> 1013.86] together or something. +[1014.08 --> 1017.22] And I just like didn't understand how to do things. +[1017.34 --> 1019.10] Or did you do that for my first episode? +[1019.22 --> 1019.62] You just yelled things at me? +[1019.62 --> 1020.24] I think I did. +[1020.36 --> 1021.92] Or maybe it was your second one or something. +[1022.00 --> 1022.84] Because I don't remember that at all. +[1022.84 --> 1024.52] Maybe I was out of the office for your first one. +[1024.58 --> 1029.92] But no, there was one where I yelled stuff and you just like froze up every time. +[1030.04 --> 1030.54] And you would like. +[1030.68 --> 1032.00] Are you going to edit this out or? +[1032.30 --> 1037.00] And so what he would do is he would stop and he'd go back to the beginning of the paragraph +[1037.00 --> 1041.76] because he's like trying to think of what his comeback is for when I heckle. +[1042.00 --> 1042.58] Yeah, here. +[1043.14 --> 1044.16] Yeah, yeah, here. +[1044.46 --> 1045.90] Yeah, that happened here. +[1045.90 --> 1048.84] Because I was just like, what are you doing? +[1049.80 --> 1050.16] What? +[1050.92 --> 1052.08] I don't understand. +[1052.32 --> 1053.06] There's a script. +[1053.22 --> 1054.62] I'm supposed to read the script. +[1054.76 --> 1056.20] I only know how to dish it out. +[1056.26 --> 1057.56] I don't know how to take it. +[1057.58 --> 1058.44] That's exactly right. +[1058.52 --> 1060.16] That's exactly what the situation was. +[1060.26 --> 1064.20] So yeah, it's been a lot of fun kind of finding our legs. +[1064.28 --> 1069.28] I think a couple of the episodes last week, including one of the ones that I hosted, were +[1069.28 --> 1069.92] just awful. +[1070.34 --> 1072.22] But we're still finding our rhythm. +[1072.22 --> 1076.86] I think actually the one that I hosted last week was the worst tech link I've hosted yet. +[1077.08 --> 1082.72] Well, apparently, speaking of Twitch, the one that I hosted where it's like Steam TV +[1082.72 --> 1084.80] versus Twitch, like that wouldn't. +[1084.84 --> 1085.26] Well, I don't. +[1085.42 --> 1087.10] It didn't do well anyways. +[1087.54 --> 1089.58] Yeah, I don't think that's it. +[1089.58 --> 1094.80] The funny thing about Twitch and game streaming, and I think we talked about this before, is +[1094.80 --> 1099.90] like I don't blame a video about Twitch and or game streaming for not doing well, because +[1099.90 --> 1105.66] it's one of those things where like if you're into it, then you're like, oh, yeah, Twitch. +[1105.90 --> 1106.12] Yeah. +[1106.20 --> 1106.88] Twitch is huge. +[1107.02 --> 1107.68] I love Twitch. +[1108.06 --> 1113.16] And then if you're not into it, I mean, and you're the kind of person where I'll be at +[1113.16 --> 1117.18] like a family reunion or something, and I'm, oh, and what do you do? +[1117.18 --> 1120.48] And I'm like, oh, I make videos on YouTube. +[1120.66 --> 1124.06] Oh, so you work for Google, if they even know that. +[1124.06 --> 1126.76] And I'm like, no, I don't. +[1126.82 --> 1129.04] And they're like, oh, so how do you get paid then? +[1129.20 --> 1131.62] I'm like, well, you know how. +[1131.94 --> 1132.24] I busk. +[1132.62 --> 1136.34] You know how on TV, like there's commercials. +[1136.76 --> 1137.26] There's advertising, yeah. +[1138.76 --> 1140.08] Okay, like that. +[1140.46 --> 1141.90] Like, oh, okay. +[1142.28 --> 1146.74] It's definitely like I've told people that I make videos as a job a few times, and they're +[1146.74 --> 1149.88] just like, and do you just do that for fun, or? +[1150.96 --> 1153.74] I'm like, yeah, yeah, sure. +[1154.06 --> 1154.82] Yeah, it is fun. +[1154.84 --> 1157.10] I mean, yeah, you know, realistically, you know what? +[1157.14 --> 1158.48] I could do something else. +[1158.54 --> 1159.58] I could bus tables. +[1159.80 --> 1161.52] So yes, I'm doing this for fun. +[1161.58 --> 1162.24] It's not bad. +[1162.66 --> 1163.40] Well, your feet hurt. +[1163.92 --> 1164.92] You're on your feet a lot. +[1165.52 --> 1166.28] Should we talk about some news? +[1166.28 --> 1167.18] Did you work in the restaurant business? +[1167.18 --> 1167.52] I did. +[1168.12 --> 1168.48] Really? +[1168.62 --> 1169.74] I was only a busser. +[1170.28 --> 1170.68] Really? +[1170.78 --> 1171.68] I only bussed tables. +[1171.68 --> 1174.72] I didn't graduate to being a waiter. +[1174.72 --> 1176.74] I want to know the story here. +[1176.82 --> 1178.68] Why did they not let you wait tables? +[1178.86 --> 1182.88] Oh, I don't think I ever want, I didn't think I ever asked for it specifically. +[1182.96 --> 1185.62] So you just never aspired to more than bussing. +[1185.70 --> 1186.58] It was Olive Garden. +[1186.70 --> 1187.98] Do I understand this correctly? +[1188.12 --> 1190.52] I didn't have career aspirations at Olive Garden. +[1190.92 --> 1191.44] I see. +[1191.76 --> 1196.62] But, well, is this as much to do with Olive Garden being one of those places that kind +[1196.62 --> 1199.70] of has a policy about who waits the tables? +[1200.10 --> 1200.50] Well. +[1200.50 --> 1203.58] And what gender they are, and how much boob they have hanging out? +[1203.58 --> 1204.20] Oh, no. +[1204.48 --> 1204.94] No, no, no. +[1204.96 --> 1206.08] No, Olive Garden's not one of those? +[1206.16 --> 1206.74] I don't think so. +[1206.78 --> 1207.52] Okay, so it's not Earl's. +[1207.52 --> 1208.56] You're thinking of Hooters. +[1208.84 --> 1209.24] No, no. +[1209.36 --> 1209.56] Yeah. +[1209.74 --> 1210.52] No, no, no, I'm not. +[1210.58 --> 1211.24] No, not Hooters. +[1211.24 --> 1213.62] A lot of people think I worked at Hooters. +[1213.76 --> 1214.34] I did not. +[1214.60 --> 1215.76] That's a common misconception. +[1215.76 --> 1216.70] No, that's not what I mean. +[1216.98 --> 1219.74] No, I mean, you've been to, like, Cactus Club. +[1219.98 --> 1220.68] Oh, yeah, yeah. +[1220.68 --> 1220.92] Yeah. +[1221.14 --> 1223.76] No, Olive Garden is, like, they wear, like, ties and stuff. +[1223.86 --> 1225.12] They're very formed, like the- +[1225.12 --> 1228.22] I will confess, I don't think I have ever eaten at Olive Garden. +[1228.58 --> 1229.90] Linus, let me tell you something. +[1230.72 --> 1231.48] Free breadsticks? +[1231.48 --> 1238.60] And you get a soup or salad with every entree. +[1239.26 --> 1241.44] Okay, do you still work for Olive Garden secretly? +[1242.08 --> 1244.42] Are you a spy? +[1244.60 --> 1245.86] You get a free soup with your entree. +[1245.86 --> 1247.46] Are you a secret informant? +[1247.62 --> 1248.56] Unlimited breadsticks. +[1248.70 --> 1249.84] It's very bad for you. +[1249.92 --> 1251.08] Am I a secret informant? +[1251.22 --> 1251.72] Oh, God. +[1252.70 --> 1252.94] Yeah. +[1253.42 --> 1255.00] Okay, so you bust tables. +[1255.38 --> 1257.16] Never graduated to waiting. +[1257.44 --> 1258.54] Never finished the program. +[1258.76 --> 1259.76] And you know what? +[1259.76 --> 1265.00] I would like you to talk about the other job that you actually still have. +[1265.72 --> 1266.18] Oh, yeah. +[1266.78 --> 1267.10] Why? +[1267.72 --> 1268.46] Just because. +[1268.64 --> 1272.26] I think people would like to go and get their fix of Riley. +[1272.68 --> 1273.18] Oh, man. +[1273.30 --> 1273.58] Okay. +[1273.84 --> 1277.24] Okay, so Riley actually only works here part-time. +[1277.64 --> 1280.02] Not because we weren't willing to hire him full-time, +[1280.20 --> 1282.74] but because he actually has another job. +[1282.80 --> 1283.40] Oh, my goodness. +[1283.62 --> 1283.84] Wow. +[1283.84 --> 1285.86] As a secret informant. +[1286.90 --> 1288.18] I'm not the secret informant. +[1288.56 --> 1289.02] You aren't? +[1289.52 --> 1292.22] No, and this is not the real site. +[1292.52 --> 1293.72] Is this not the site? +[1294.64 --> 1295.84] No, it's... +[1295.84 --> 1298.12] I can't click... +[1298.12 --> 1299.84] Wait, try going to tattle.com. +[1299.94 --> 1300.96] Remember, it's tattle now. +[1301.48 --> 1301.72] Oh. +[1302.76 --> 1304.86] Secret informant sounds so much like... +[1304.86 --> 1305.16] There you go. +[1305.16 --> 1307.02] So this is the actual site, I guess. +[1307.56 --> 1307.92] Okay. +[1308.18 --> 1309.16] Tattle.com. +[1311.00 --> 1311.58] So the tattle... +[1311.58 --> 1312.54] Secret informant, though. +[1312.74 --> 1314.80] Yeah, secret informant's the show. +[1315.18 --> 1315.58] Oh. +[1316.44 --> 1318.70] Secret informant is the show, and the company is Tattle. +[1320.16 --> 1324.70] And this is some of the episodes and some other things. +[1325.56 --> 1325.94] You know what? +[1325.94 --> 1326.54] I... +[1326.54 --> 1328.12] Where's my favorite one? +[1328.16 --> 1330.36] The one where you try, like, jiu-jitsu or something. +[1330.56 --> 1330.92] Oh. +[1332.06 --> 1333.06] That's probably not on here. +[1333.12 --> 1334.28] You have to go to the YouTube channel. +[1334.38 --> 1335.14] Just click on a video. +[1335.30 --> 1335.56] Really? +[1335.78 --> 1336.42] Click on this. +[1338.08 --> 1339.76] And then... +[1339.76 --> 1340.84] Go to videos. +[1341.38 --> 1341.74] Okay. +[1342.12 --> 1343.52] It's gonna be in here somewhere. +[1344.66 --> 1345.46] Yeah, there you go. +[1345.50 --> 1346.04] Here we go. +[1346.16 --> 1347.04] Riley tries Aikido. +[1347.04 --> 1348.66] This is my favorite episode. +[1348.84 --> 1349.68] Look at these ads. +[1350.74 --> 1351.18] Skip! +[1351.66 --> 1351.90] Ha! +[1352.28 --> 1352.54] Oh! +[1352.90 --> 1354.06] Take that, Riley! +[1354.06 --> 1354.18] Really? +[1354.44 --> 1355.76] Yeah, so this is... +[1355.76 --> 1357.38] So basically, this show is... +[1357.38 --> 1359.74] There's a secret informant from, like, a given culture. +[1359.96 --> 1360.66] This is Miho. +[1360.80 --> 1362.82] She was the Japanese secret informant. +[1363.00 --> 1364.70] So we went and did a Japanese thing. +[1365.06 --> 1367.60] And it basically just, like, I learned something about the culture. +[1367.74 --> 1368.84] Usually it's eating food. +[1369.04 --> 1372.48] But this episode was me doing a martial art. +[1373.00 --> 1374.02] That's what it is. +[1374.32 --> 1376.02] Is this really you trying your best? +[1376.58 --> 1380.92] Look, I was half laughing this entire time because it's, like, a very, very serious... +[1380.92 --> 1383.48] It's a very, very serious discipline. +[1384.06 --> 1387.38] And I was, like, clearly, like, not... +[1387.38 --> 1388.32] Like, they're stretching. +[1388.46 --> 1389.48] I'm not very flexible. +[1390.16 --> 1391.74] They're, like, rolling and stuff. +[1391.78 --> 1393.72] I'm a big, lanky, awkward white guy. +[1394.20 --> 1395.04] It was great. +[1396.56 --> 1397.40] So I was kind of... +[1397.40 --> 1398.62] Actually, the instructor was white. +[1398.96 --> 1399.86] That's not the instructor. +[1401.28 --> 1401.68] Anyways. +[1402.48 --> 1402.88] Yep. +[1404.34 --> 1405.12] Check it out. +[1406.46 --> 1411.78] If you want to watch Riley get thrown around for 10 minutes, it's, like, actually awesome. +[1411.78 --> 1412.60] Oh, man. +[1413.70 --> 1414.06] Ah! +[1414.36 --> 1415.66] That was one of my favorite moments. +[1418.06 --> 1418.46] Yep. +[1418.62 --> 1421.86] So, yeah, I'm here Monday, Wednesday, Friday, though. +[1422.04 --> 1422.24] Yep. +[1422.68 --> 1423.76] Season 2 is out now, right? +[1424.36 --> 1425.28] It's coming out. +[1425.62 --> 1425.92] It's coming. +[1425.98 --> 1427.96] I think we're in episode 4 now? +[1428.00 --> 1428.12] Cool. +[1428.32 --> 1428.68] Or 3? +[1428.84 --> 1429.00] Yeah. +[1429.18 --> 1429.60] Anyways. +[1429.86 --> 1430.10] All right. +[1430.10 --> 1431.56] This is a tech show. +[1432.22 --> 1433.30] This is about tech news. +[1433.42 --> 1434.38] Yeah, that's the theory. +[1434.48 --> 1437.64] But WAN Show is actually far less about tech news than you might think. +[1437.64 --> 1438.32] Yeah, so... +[1438.32 --> 1441.74] Now that you're on it, do you see how little about tech news it actually is? +[1441.74 --> 1443.28] Well, you know, this is my second time hosting. +[1443.40 --> 1444.34] I was on with James. +[1444.64 --> 1444.78] Yeah. +[1444.84 --> 1448.22] And that time, I think we were, like, we got to talk about the news. +[1448.36 --> 1448.84] No, I just... +[1448.84 --> 1452.08] And now that I'm on with you, I see that you don't care about technology at all. +[1452.22 --> 1453.64] I care about technology. +[1453.90 --> 1454.64] You actually care about... +[1454.64 --> 1455.64] I don't care about the news. +[1455.76 --> 1456.42] Secret informant. +[1456.74 --> 1457.00] Mm-hmm. +[1458.58 --> 1458.94] Okay. +[1459.00 --> 1461.90] So we do actually have a couple of pretty big topics to talk about this week. +[1461.90 --> 1463.02] Yeah, what are the big... +[1463.02 --> 1464.32] Because we don't have time for everything. +[1464.32 --> 1466.96] This was posted by RC Mail on the forum. +[1467.08 --> 1469.74] The original article is from arstechnica.com. +[1469.86 --> 1474.50] And this is some pretty garbo-looking stuff that we got going on right here. +[1474.64 --> 1484.56] So the FCC basically, according to a U.S. court, can define markets with only a single internet +[1484.56 --> 1495.54] service provider as competitive, which to me means that basically that court doesn't have, +[1495.70 --> 1498.78] like, it's not the court of using the dictionary court, you know? +[1499.02 --> 1499.26] Yeah. +[1499.32 --> 1500.98] Like, it must be a different kind of court. +[1501.10 --> 1506.06] It's kind of like the court in Harry Potter when they go and they're convicting people for, +[1506.28 --> 1508.78] you know, for bad reasons. +[1508.84 --> 1509.42] You know, Linus? +[1510.14 --> 1513.78] I actually re-watched the entire Harry Potter series not very long ago. +[1513.90 --> 1514.28] So, yeah. +[1514.50 --> 1514.96] So the... +[1514.96 --> 1515.54] You know what I'm talking about. +[1515.56 --> 1515.86] So, yeah. +[1515.96 --> 1518.10] So the scene is they're bringing in... +[1518.10 --> 1519.62] They're bringing in witches. +[1519.86 --> 1522.38] They're taking their wands and then they're asking whose wand it is. +[1522.46 --> 1522.70] Oh, yeah. +[1522.70 --> 1523.42] And if they say it's their... +[1523.42 --> 1525.82] If they say it's not theirs, then they can say, well, then you're not... +[1525.82 --> 1526.30] Right. +[1526.38 --> 1526.80] ...a witch. +[1527.04 --> 1530.26] And if they say it is theirs, then they can say that they stole it. +[1530.46 --> 1531.90] And then they can convict them of stealing. +[1531.90 --> 1537.36] So they can either convict them of not being pure blood or whatever, or of stealing or +[1537.36 --> 1537.66] whatever. +[1537.88 --> 1539.54] Or they ask them who they stole it from. +[1539.68 --> 1541.14] You went way deeper than I meant to go. +[1541.36 --> 1541.76] Anyway. +[1541.98 --> 1542.82] That throwaway reference. +[1542.82 --> 1543.14] Anyway. +[1543.52 --> 1543.70] Yeah. +[1543.92 --> 1545.84] Dolores Umbridge is a bad, bad person. +[1545.94 --> 1546.18] Oh, I hate her. +[1546.18 --> 1546.98] You might say she's a witch. +[1547.16 --> 1547.40] Ha ha. +[1547.46 --> 1547.66] Yep. +[1547.84 --> 1548.26] Get it? +[1548.32 --> 1548.62] Because... +[1548.62 --> 1549.04] I got it. +[1549.06 --> 1549.50] She's a witch. +[1549.62 --> 1549.82] Anyway. +[1550.08 --> 1550.22] Yep. +[1550.40 --> 1555.74] So an appeals court has upheld an FCC ruling that broadband markets can be competitive even +[1555.74 --> 1558.14] when there is only one internet provider. +[1558.84 --> 1559.62] What is the logic? +[1559.62 --> 1565.34] The original FCC decision was appealed by competitive local exchange carriers and purchasers of business +[1565.34 --> 1567.58] broadband, including Sprint and Winstream. +[1567.86 --> 1570.58] It's actually a little more nuanced than it sounds, though. +[1570.72 --> 1578.20] So this decision eliminated price caps in any given county if 50% of potential customers +[1578.20 --> 1583.52] are within a half mile of a location served by a competitive provider. +[1583.52 --> 1590.60] So the FCC's position, then, is that nearby networks can close the half mile gap expanding +[1590.60 --> 1592.00] into the areas in question. +[1592.16 --> 1597.92] So in theory, if that reigning single ISP is charging too much for service, then that +[1597.92 --> 1602.70] neighboring competitor should be financially incentivized to expand into the area. +[1602.70 --> 1608.58] Man, this is like really market-sorts-itself-out type of solution. +[1608.58 --> 1608.60] Yeah. +[1608.60 --> 1613.64] So the FCC cited evidence that some competitors will build as far as a mile out and said that +[1613.64 --> 1617.46] most of the buildings at issue are far closer to competitive fiber than half a mile. +[1618.14 --> 1623.66] The CLEC's position is that it's often not feasible for neighboring ISPs to expand into +[1623.66 --> 1624.36] these areas. +[1625.48 --> 1626.00] Wow. +[1626.00 --> 1632.46] So, and then the FCC argued that the CLEC's petitioners studies inflate costs by selecting +[1632.46 --> 1640.84] the most expensive build, entirely underground lines, presuming a separate lateral line for +[1640.84 --> 1644.76] each individual low-bandwidth customer, and treating the main fiber ring as part of the +[1644.76 --> 1649.16] cost of reaching new customers rather than as an existing sunk cost near a potential new +[1649.16 --> 1649.50] customer. +[1650.62 --> 1653.28] So there's conflicting evidence in the judge's ruling. +[1653.28 --> 1657.28] Well, we recognize the relevant data presents radically different pictures of the competitiveness +[1657.28 --> 1660.44] of the market depending on the economic theory applied and the weight given to the conflicting +[1660.44 --> 1661.90] pieces of evidence. +[1662.58 --> 1666.18] But the FCC may rationally choose which evidence to believe. +[1668.26 --> 1669.66] That is... +[1669.66 --> 1670.08] Okay. +[1670.42 --> 1671.20] Too bad. +[1671.30 --> 1675.40] So they have denied the petitions for review as to the competitive market test because the +[1675.40 --> 1678.70] FCC's resolution of competing evidence was not arbitrary and capricious. +[1678.70 --> 1687.76] So basically, even if you only have one ISP to choose from, your market can be considered +[1687.76 --> 1694.54] competitive because there might be an ISP within half a mile that could build out to provide +[1694.54 --> 1694.90] service. +[1694.90 --> 1700.10] And I think that's really where the core of the issue lies, is like, if you have one ISP +[1700.10 --> 1703.52] to choose from, you have one ISP to choose from. +[1703.68 --> 1704.54] It's not competitive. +[1705.02 --> 1705.34] Just... +[1705.34 --> 1706.16] It's like saying that... +[1706.16 --> 1707.36] You don't actually have a choice. +[1707.36 --> 1712.66] Well, it's like saying that, oh, there's lots of competition here when there could be +[1712.66 --> 1713.84] competition in the future. +[1714.64 --> 1717.50] You're acting as if a future is here already. +[1717.78 --> 1718.44] But it's not. +[1718.44 --> 1725.08] So, I mean, this is a really frustrating issue because on the one hand, I am pretty free enterprise +[1725.08 --> 1725.94] in general. +[1726.28 --> 1727.30] I'm a capitalist. +[1727.30 --> 1727.54] capitalist. +[1729.20 --> 1735.90] But the problem here is that while you can make these sort of free market capitalist sort +[1735.90 --> 1740.46] of arguments for why there shouldn't be a bunch of regulation on what the major ISPs +[1740.46 --> 1744.68] can or cannot do, how much they can or cannot charge their customers, you can make those +[1744.68 --> 1745.08] arguments. +[1745.64 --> 1749.52] But the problem is that that ship sailed like a hundred years ago. +[1750.52 --> 1750.58] Hmm. +[1750.98 --> 1751.34] What do you mean? +[1751.34 --> 1752.90] At least maybe not a hundred years ago. +[1753.04 --> 1753.22] The Mayflower. +[1753.34 --> 1753.94] That ship's... +[1753.94 --> 1754.76] Yeah, no, not the Mayflower. +[1754.94 --> 1755.04] Oh. +[1755.20 --> 1761.28] But the ship of having an unregulated market for telecommunications has already sailed. +[1761.42 --> 1761.94] I see. +[1762.34 --> 1763.00] So now... +[1763.00 --> 1764.54] We already have regulations, so... +[1764.54 --> 1769.12] You have to regulate it because building up that infrastructure was a joint enterprise +[1769.12 --> 1770.82] between the private and the public sector. +[1770.82 --> 1777.12] So because there was a public investment in it, there have to be public rules and that +[1777.12 --> 1779.40] infrastructure has to continue to serve the public. +[1780.30 --> 1781.38] It's already a done deal. +[1782.38 --> 1788.08] And besides, the alternative, having just any Tom, Dick, and Harry be allowed to start +[1788.08 --> 1795.46] their ISP without regulations and, you know, build, put down fiber lines or run copper wiring +[1795.46 --> 1797.76] wherever they want, it's anarchy. +[1797.76 --> 1802.46] I mean, it's like when you go to a developing nation and you look at a telephone pole and +[1802.46 --> 1808.74] you go, my goodness, that is a fire hazard because there's so many different lines running +[1808.74 --> 1809.54] every which way. +[1809.64 --> 1810.38] There's no... +[1810.38 --> 1812.52] There's nothing to keep it under control. +[1812.72 --> 1813.00] Yeah. +[1813.24 --> 1819.32] When you actually don't necessarily need that much if you've got cooperation of the companies +[1819.32 --> 1823.78] that manage these lines and you've got a regulating body sitting over top, making sure +[1823.78 --> 1824.94] that everyone is playing fairly. +[1824.94 --> 1831.52] I mean, I also see the argument from the perspective of like, hey, we should like set it up so that +[1831.52 --> 1836.12] these companies are incentivized to expand their network and make things better. +[1836.24 --> 1840.28] But the problem is, is that like you said, well, like you said, there's already regulation +[1840.28 --> 1846.32] and also internet is way more of a crucial part of everyday life. +[1847.32 --> 1847.46] Yeah. +[1847.58 --> 1848.32] In 2018. +[1848.32 --> 1853.22] So it's like these kinds of rules I think are definitely a little backwards thing. +[1853.22 --> 1857.74] And the other issue with these, with the sort of the free market argument is that it makes +[1857.74 --> 1862.22] a lot of very optimistic assumptions about the way that businesses will behave. +[1862.46 --> 1866.88] So the free market argument for, well, there's an ISP nearby. +[1867.22 --> 1870.82] Surely they could build out another half mile of fiber in order to access these customers. +[1870.82 --> 1875.98] So you could say, well, surely that's the way that a competitive company would behave. +[1876.28 --> 1876.72] Right. +[1877.04 --> 1878.86] Except that it might not be. +[1879.18 --> 1882.76] It might actually be much more profitable for that company to say, hey. +[1883.08 --> 1884.28] We got a monopoly over here. +[1884.34 --> 1886.62] Hey, bud, you keep your monopoly over there. +[1886.88 --> 1888.10] We'll keep ours over here. +[1888.10 --> 1888.30] Yeah. +[1888.50 --> 1895.00] Neither of us will invest in any new fiber and we'll each just charge more because who are +[1895.00 --> 1895.56] you going to go to? +[1895.56 --> 1897.30] And then they do one of these. +[1899.80 --> 1905.22] And I mean, you saw something similar happen with the corporate tax breaks that recently +[1905.22 --> 1905.96] happened in the US. +[1906.06 --> 1907.84] Like, look, I'm a business owner. +[1908.26 --> 1912.38] I would love if my corporate tax rate was 21%. +[1912.38 --> 1914.14] It is a lot higher than that. +[1914.42 --> 1916.28] That would be super cool for me. +[1917.68 --> 1919.24] Who else would it be cool for? +[1919.58 --> 1925.54] The theory was it would be super cool for the customers and the employees who would definitely +[1925.54 --> 1927.36] get those savings passed along to them. +[1927.66 --> 1932.14] In practice, what we're really seeing is a lot of stock buybacks. +[1932.40 --> 1933.72] Do you know what stock buybacks do? +[1934.44 --> 1937.68] They don't lower the price of the product for the customer. +[1937.96 --> 1942.78] So I can pretty much guarantee you that the new iPhone Xs that Apple unveils on September +[1942.78 --> 1945.94] the 12th are not going to have a 10% price break. +[1946.66 --> 1947.58] Guarantee you that one. +[1948.66 --> 1949.54] Take that to the bank. +[1949.98 --> 1951.48] They do not go to the employees. +[1951.48 --> 1954.64] There were a couple of token wage increases that did occur. +[1955.20 --> 1959.60] But by and large, that has not been the trend that everyone gets paid 10% more. +[1960.38 --> 1967.74] So what a stock buyback does is it creates a shortage of the available stocks for that +[1967.74 --> 1970.44] company because they are effectively buying their own stocks. +[1970.56 --> 1974.26] And stocks, the pricing of a stock is entirely controlled by supply and demand. +[1974.26 --> 1980.32] So if a company is running out and buying back its own stocks, what it is effectively doing +[1980.32 --> 1985.04] is increasing the value of the stocks that are already held by shareholders. +[1985.76 --> 1990.46] So the shareholders are making money, bearing in mind, of course, that any money you own +[1990.46 --> 1992.90] in stocks is paper money. +[1992.98 --> 1995.24] It's theoretical money until you actually sell it for a currency. +[1995.36 --> 1999.76] But then again, currencies can fluctuate far more these days than a lot of people would +[1999.76 --> 2000.46] be comfortable with. +[2000.46 --> 2004.92] So you could again make the argument that paper money is also just paper money. +[2005.90 --> 2008.36] And maybe we should all just go back to gold. +[2008.50 --> 2012.02] I mean, now all of a sudden we're going down a rabbit hole. +[2012.56 --> 2017.74] But the point is, many of the stockholders, the shareholders for these large publicly traded +[2017.74 --> 2020.42] companies are the executives that work for them. +[2021.36 --> 2026.30] So who ended up getting paid when a company like... +[2026.30 --> 2027.02] And actually, you know what? +[2027.02 --> 2030.10] I'm not going to use any specifics because I can't remember off the top of my head. +[2030.10 --> 2033.94] Any that have participated in a great deal of buying back of stock. +[2034.32 --> 2036.60] But the people getting paid are the people who own shares. +[2036.70 --> 2038.96] And some of those people are members of the general public. +[2039.26 --> 2043.46] But this was pitched as some kind of a boon for the everyman. +[2044.06 --> 2049.20] And as a business owner, I can tell you, anyone out there who's trying to make the argument +[2049.20 --> 2054.92] that business owners were going to take an extra double digit percentage of effective profits +[2054.92 --> 2060.14] and just go up in their zeppelin and throw it out of the... +[2060.14 --> 2060.68] Throw it out of... +[2060.68 --> 2063.18] Rain it down on the people, on the downtrodden. +[2063.30 --> 2063.56] Yeah. +[2063.88 --> 2064.56] Is an idiot. +[2065.04 --> 2066.24] That's not how... +[2066.24 --> 2067.18] That's not... +[2067.18 --> 2068.02] Capitalism works. +[2068.12 --> 2069.40] That's not what I would do. +[2069.50 --> 2069.78] Right. +[2069.84 --> 2072.22] And that's not what anyone else would do. +[2072.30 --> 2072.76] Because that's... +[2072.76 --> 2075.76] What I'm kind of confused about is what is the... +[2075.76 --> 2077.78] What is it in it for the FCC? +[2078.86 --> 2079.70] It's the FCC, right? +[2079.80 --> 2079.90] Yeah. +[2079.98 --> 2082.60] What's in it for them by making this ruling? +[2082.74 --> 2085.88] Because obviously it's good for the ISPs. +[2087.48 --> 2090.60] But what is the government's interest in doing this? +[2090.64 --> 2094.28] This is where the rabbit hole, quite frankly, goes a lot deeper than I'm familiar with. +[2094.28 --> 2101.48] Because it's like I don't know the intricacies of the way that all of these agencies interact with each other. +[2101.98 --> 2105.26] And there's a lot of people that I kind of... +[2105.26 --> 2107.28] I look at what they're doing and I go... +[2108.10 --> 2112.92] What's motivating you to say the things you're saying right now? +[2113.04 --> 2115.44] Or do the things you're doing right now? +[2115.86 --> 2117.94] Like, are there pictures of you? +[2118.12 --> 2119.32] Like, with goats? +[2119.32 --> 2120.32] Like... +[2121.32 --> 2124.58] Like, I mean, very compromising. +[2125.24 --> 2127.56] Very compromising photographs, you know? +[2128.70 --> 2129.10] Yeah. +[2129.84 --> 2130.64] Like, naked. +[2131.34 --> 2134.70] You know, like shaved goats and, like, whipped cream all over the place. +[2134.80 --> 2135.48] Like, I just... +[2135.48 --> 2140.32] Look, man, if somebody wants to hang out with whipped cream and goats, that's fine, you know? +[2140.82 --> 2143.54] As long as everything's consensual, you know what I mean? +[2143.54 --> 2144.18] I just... +[2144.18 --> 2149.30] I look at the things that these people say and the things they do and I go... +[2149.32 --> 2151.76] Do you love hanging out with goats? +[2151.88 --> 2155.88] You know, you've got an education from Harvard or Princeton or whatever. +[2156.22 --> 2163.74] Presumably basic, fundamental, like, using your noggin a little bit was part of the curriculum there. +[2164.64 --> 2167.92] So clearly, you don't actually believe what you're saying. +[2168.64 --> 2172.76] So what are we doing here, you know? +[2173.12 --> 2174.80] Like, how are we doing this? +[2174.82 --> 2175.92] People are flawed, Linus. +[2176.90 --> 2177.42] Anyway. +[2177.88 --> 2178.80] We should probably move on. +[2178.88 --> 2179.82] Yeah, why don't we move on? +[2179.90 --> 2180.94] Why don't we do some... +[2180.94 --> 2183.36] Speaking of getting paid, sponsor spots. +[2183.40 --> 2184.26] Oh, right. +[2184.34 --> 2184.58] Yeah! +[2185.02 --> 2185.38] FreshBooks! +[2185.68 --> 2186.12] Hey! +[2186.36 --> 2186.68] Woo! +[2187.34 --> 2192.04] So FreshBooks is the super simple-to-use invoicing tool that actually does a lot more than just +[2192.04 --> 2194.16] help you create and send slick-looking invoices. +[2194.46 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+[2263.22 --> 2263.66] Wasps? +[2264.66 --> 2264.86] What? +[2265.14 --> 2266.30] Wasps don't make honey. +[2267.22 --> 2268.02] Bees make honey. +[2268.02 --> 2268.86] Are you serious? +[2268.86 --> 2269.90] They look like they would. +[2269.90 --> 2271.00] Are you serious right now? +[2271.00 --> 2272.00] You thought... +[2272.00 --> 2273.20] No, I think actually... +[2273.20 --> 2274.76] That was a joke, but I think wasps do make honey. +[2274.78 --> 2277.14] They don't make their own type of honey, but it's not very good. +[2280.62 --> 2287.54] Wasps steal honey in large amounts if they can get access to a beehive, but they are carnivores +[2287.54 --> 2287.94] feeding on larvae... +[2287.94 --> 2289.84] What do their babies eat if they don't make honey? +[2289.92 --> 2291.80] Feeding on larvae and small insects. +[2292.54 --> 2296.52] For those of you that don't know what honey is, but for the actual, what the honey sponsor +[2296.52 --> 2297.16] thing is... +[2297.16 --> 2297.82] Wasps... +[2297.82 --> 2298.76] Stop backpedaling. +[2298.96 --> 2300.88] Wasps do not, in fact, store anything. +[2300.88 --> 2301.60] So they don't... +[2301.60 --> 2305.16] Their paper-like combs are only used to rear wasp larvae. +[2305.16 --> 2306.50] They don't even have, like, a little bit? +[2307.50 --> 2307.86] No! +[2308.98 --> 2310.94] Not according to theguardian.com, anyway. +[2311.14 --> 2311.90] What do they know? +[2311.98 --> 2312.76] They're from England. +[2313.10 --> 2313.42] Okay. +[2313.64 --> 2318.12] So honey is a free browser extension available on Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, if you're some +[2318.12 --> 2319.36] kind of chump and you use Safari. +[2319.74 --> 2321.00] And it saves you to... +[2321.00 --> 2321.92] Actually, Safari's... +[2321.92 --> 2322.60] Okay, the only thing... +[2322.60 --> 2323.18] Okay, look. +[2323.24 --> 2323.88] I don't use Safari. +[2323.88 --> 2327.58] The thing that bothers me about Safari is that their tabs... +[2327.58 --> 2328.18] This show is... +[2328.18 --> 2329.90] Their tabs don't show favicons. +[2329.92 --> 2330.64] Three hours long. +[2331.06 --> 2331.20] Uh-huh. +[2331.60 --> 2332.00] What? +[2332.44 --> 2332.80] Favicons. +[2333.14 --> 2333.90] You know what a favicon is? +[2333.96 --> 2334.12] Look. +[2334.46 --> 2334.78] These. +[2335.54 --> 2336.24] It's the little... +[2336.24 --> 2336.60] Here, look. +[2336.64 --> 2337.36] Oh, a little... +[2337.36 --> 2338.24] This is a favicon. +[2338.32 --> 2338.88] Little icons. +[2338.96 --> 2339.54] Minus the screen. +[2339.62 --> 2339.74] Yeah. +[2339.84 --> 2340.14] Yeah, yeah. +[2340.16 --> 2344.88] So a favicon is the little icon that indicates what the crap website that is at a glance. +[2345.28 --> 2345.52] Uh-huh. +[2345.56 --> 2345.74] Right? +[2345.82 --> 2346.36] Okay, so here's... +[2346.36 --> 2347.38] And Safari doesn't have that. +[2347.42 --> 2347.90] That's true. +[2348.12 --> 2349.04] It's just gray. +[2349.04 --> 2349.66] It's very irritating. +[2349.76 --> 2350.38] It's just gray. +[2350.38 --> 2355.84] When Lauren has a bunch of tabs open, I'm just like, how do you do anything? +[2355.98 --> 2359.02] So if you're a tab monster like me, it's very frustrating. +[2359.18 --> 2360.46] Anyway, anyway, back on topic. +[2360.58 --> 2362.58] Honey, it's a browser extension. +[2363.46 --> 2363.62] Okay? +[2364.04 --> 2364.32] It's... +[2364.32 --> 2366.14] I don't have the thing on. +[2366.24 --> 2367.34] I'm getting flustered here. +[2367.44 --> 2367.62] Okay? +[2367.84 --> 2368.44] Oh, you got it now. +[2368.44 --> 2369.02] It's free. +[2369.52 --> 2369.82] Okay? +[2370.22 --> 2373.14] You save money online at over 30,000 stores. +[2373.26 --> 2376.44] It works on Amazon, eBay, Newegg, Razer, Best Buy, Walmart, and more. +[2376.92 --> 2380.36] Honey gets a small commission from the sites, okay, for referrals. +[2380.38 --> 2380.78] Right. +[2381.10 --> 2382.74] And then Honey saves you money. +[2382.96 --> 2384.24] So you don't have to pay for it at all. +[2384.34 --> 2385.38] It's always free. +[2387.08 --> 2388.66] It's kind of like a no-brainer type of thing. +[2388.66 --> 2391.26] Yeah, we've had some of our staff here switch over to using Honey. +[2391.38 --> 2394.08] Colton and Brandon, I think, have saved some money already shopping online. +[2394.20 --> 2397.38] And basically what it does is it finds the best coupon and the best deal +[2397.38 --> 2398.86] and automatically applies it to your cart. +[2399.12 --> 2399.28] Yeah. +[2399.32 --> 2399.54] Boom. +[2399.90 --> 2401.22] And you don't notice it the rest of the time. +[2401.24 --> 2404.80] So get Honey for free right now at joinhoney.com slash Linus. +[2405.08 --> 2406.98] And it is bee honey, not wasp honey. +[2407.42 --> 2408.76] It's whatever honey you want. +[2408.76 --> 2412.82] You know, like, Linus, you can't tell people what kind of honey they can have and not have. +[2413.04 --> 2417.16] But what I can do, because you are on the Land Show, is I can— +[2417.16 --> 2418.56] You're not a vegetarian, are you? +[2420.12 --> 2420.56] No. +[2420.94 --> 2421.16] Good. +[2421.28 --> 2425.12] You should have said you were a vegetarian, because you're going to try the Reaper today. +[2425.12 --> 2429.52] And I'm just going to eat some teriyaki, because— +[2429.52 --> 2430.66] Are you into spicy? +[2432.02 --> 2432.68] Are you into spicy? +[2432.68 --> 2435.72] See, I like spiciness when it's, like, part of the flavor, +[2435.96 --> 2438.90] and when you just, like, take something that's not naturally spicy +[2438.90 --> 2440.66] and then, like, make it ridiculously spicy. +[2441.48 --> 2442.52] That's a whole other thing. +[2442.52 --> 2446.34] Savage Jerky is made with the best ingredients without nitrates or preservatives, +[2446.42 --> 2450.48] with the goal of creating a snack that's full of flavor and spice, but that isn't bad for you. +[2452.94 --> 2454.44] They've got 13 different flavors. +[2454.54 --> 2456.36] My personal favorite is the maple buffalo bacon. +[2456.54 --> 2457.36] Sriracha bacon's good. +[2457.58 --> 2458.68] Anything mojo is good. +[2459.50 --> 2460.54] The traditional's really good. +[2461.10 --> 2461.20] Oh. +[2461.20 --> 2466.06] They also make barbecue sauce, hot sauce, and a spice rub, +[2466.10 --> 2469.00] and their Carolina Reaper hot sauce uses one of the hottest peppers in the world. +[2469.04 --> 2470.00] It's actually really nice. +[2470.06 --> 2471.22] I tried it on the show last week. +[2471.80 --> 2478.30] So you guys can use offer code LTT to save 10% on their products over at savagejerky.com. +[2478.54 --> 2479.06] How was that? +[2479.16 --> 2480.24] The flavor's really nice. +[2484.42 --> 2487.60] It was, like, it was very spicy, but— +[2487.60 --> 2489.94] You recovered from that faster than I expected. +[2490.12 --> 2491.06] It's burning still. +[2491.20 --> 2491.94] It's working. +[2492.34 --> 2493.92] It's doing the devil's work. +[2494.70 --> 2495.36] But it's— +[2495.36 --> 2497.52] I mean, it tastes good. +[2497.60 --> 2502.04] I think for people who are, like, crazy into spice, that's a good one. +[2504.30 --> 2504.70] Yeah. +[2505.02 --> 2506.42] Not all the flavors are so spicy. +[2506.58 --> 2507.18] Yeah, brother. +[2507.58 --> 2508.12] Can I help you? +[2511.72 --> 2512.08] Oh. +[2512.24 --> 2512.56] Wow. +[2512.86 --> 2513.26] Wow. +[2513.58 --> 2516.74] Oh, Nick's bugging me about responding to some super chats. +[2517.08 --> 2519.42] Because why would people give you money if you're not going to read them? +[2519.44 --> 2520.58] No, no, I'm going to read them. +[2520.58 --> 2521.42] I'm going to read them. +[2521.50 --> 2523.06] I really should have had the Twitch open. +[2523.20 --> 2525.40] Yeah, Yellow Havoc says, my first live WAN show. +[2525.76 --> 2527.84] Thank you guys for all the hours I've spent watching. +[2527.94 --> 2528.18] No, no. +[2528.26 --> 2530.06] Thank you for the hours you've spent watching. +[2530.58 --> 2532.30] Because, wait. +[2532.40 --> 2536.70] The hours that you've spent watching, you're thanking us for that. +[2537.02 --> 2537.34] No, no. +[2537.50 --> 2537.84] No, no. +[2537.96 --> 2538.32] Yeah, yeah. +[2538.32 --> 2538.88] Wait. +[2539.18 --> 2539.42] Okay. +[2539.48 --> 2540.44] Thank you, Yellow Havoc. +[2541.24 --> 2541.60] Okay. +[2541.64 --> 2543.80] Why don't we actually do at least one more tech topic here? +[2543.82 --> 2545.34] Because I really wanted to talk about this rumor. +[2545.96 --> 2546.28] Ooh. +[2546.50 --> 2548.52] So this was posted by Ethan Immortal on the forum. +[2548.92 --> 2550.58] And it's originally from HardOCP. +[2550.84 --> 2551.72] Is it Juicy Rumors? +[2551.78 --> 2552.30] Juicy Rumors. +[2552.36 --> 2552.54] No. +[2553.00 --> 2553.22] No. +[2553.22 --> 2561.32] And the article basically says that NVIDIA is controlling the ability of add-in board partners. +[2561.42 --> 2565.84] So that's your Asuses, Gigabytes, EVGAs of the world, MSI. +[2566.00 --> 2576.42] They're controlling add-in board partners' abilities to seed RTX cards to the press for independent evaluation through driver distribution. +[2576.98 --> 2578.76] I thought you told me you didn't want to talk about this. +[2578.82 --> 2579.68] No, we can talk about this. +[2579.80 --> 2580.06] Okay. +[2580.62 --> 2586.98] I didn't think it was great for TechLinked because I think it's a little bit more nuanced than we have time for in about 35 seconds. +[2586.98 --> 2588.26] Oh, so TechLinked has no nuance. +[2588.90 --> 2589.44] Okay, fine. +[2589.52 --> 2589.96] Yeah, whatever. +[2593.46 --> 2603.44] So a comparison is being made here to the GeForce Partner Program, where NVIDIA was exerting control over their AIBs and OEM brands with the GeForce Partner Program. +[2603.44 --> 2609.94] So now it's exerting control over who the AIB can have review their own custom cards. +[2610.84 --> 2617.58] So NVIDIA has asked that the AIBs tell NVIDIA who will be reviewing their custom RTX 2080 and 2080 Ti cards. +[2617.84 --> 2620.46] And they have asked for reviewers' email and phone numbers. +[2620.62 --> 2625.30] So they want to know who specifically from that publication will be reviewing it? +[2625.34 --> 2625.58] Yes. +[2626.06 --> 2626.50] Interesting. +[2626.50 --> 2635.82] So with the list of reviewers have been submitted to NVIDIA, and then NVIDIA has put together its own list of approved reviewers and sent their approved list back to let them know who they're allowed to sample cards to. +[2636.62 --> 2640.26] So they are not allowing the AIBs to distribute drivers with the review cards. +[2640.64 --> 2650.36] For a reviewer to have access, they must sign NVIDIA's multi-year NDA, log into a portal to obtain the driver, and download from there onto a machine with the new RTX card present. +[2650.36 --> 2658.18] So this is like a whole other level of kind of sketchiness because it's not just NVIDIA telling reviewers who can review their cards. +[2658.30 --> 2663.02] It's NVIDIA telling the card makers who can review the card makers' cards. +[2663.20 --> 2663.90] Ahead of launch. +[2664.12 --> 2664.38] Right. +[2664.38 --> 2669.06] So honestly, nothing here really raises alarm bells for me. +[2669.22 --> 2670.52] We signed NVIDIA's NDA. +[2670.68 --> 2672.24] We talked about this on the WAN show before. +[2672.38 --> 2675.84] There's nothing particularly odious in there. +[2676.14 --> 2681.76] Like it's a pretty bog standard NDA, the same kind that we would have to sign with pretty much anyone. +[2682.16 --> 2682.30] Right. +[2682.30 --> 2690.68] The same kind that doesn't prevent us, once the card is out there in the public, from saying anything we want about it. +[2690.68 --> 2697.32] But like it has stuff in there about not reverse engineering the product and like all the same kind of thing. +[2697.38 --> 2704.68] If you were to get a sample from Apple, Intel, AMD, there would be a very similar NDA to sign. +[2705.20 --> 2709.28] And their driver download portal, they've been using that for at least a couple of years now. +[2709.46 --> 2710.52] So that's not new. +[2710.52 --> 2718.38] And you already had to provide NVIDIA with an email address and a login so that they could authorize you for the portal. +[2718.38 --> 2721.06] We've never had trouble getting that going. +[2721.52 --> 2726.58] So like at first glance, this seems like, whoa, this is legally iffy or whatever. +[2726.72 --> 2728.66] Not even legally iffy, but just kind of sketchy. +[2728.86 --> 2730.12] But in practice, it's normal. +[2730.24 --> 2735.40] The only way that NVIDIA, the only way NVIDIA can enforce this is for pre-launch reviews. +[2735.64 --> 2739.64] And it is very typical in order to avoid leaks. +[2740.36 --> 2742.86] So this is, but this is only for before launch. +[2742.98 --> 2743.20] Yes. +[2743.50 --> 2746.56] Once the card launches, anybody can grab it and do a review. +[2746.56 --> 2746.82] Of course. +[2746.96 --> 2747.24] Of course. +[2747.24 --> 2750.94] Yeah, you could go to the store, buy an RTX, whatever the crap, and review it. +[2751.04 --> 2751.74] Do you want me to do that? +[2751.88 --> 2753.04] No, I don't. +[2753.20 --> 2755.58] Because we're going to have Anthony do it because he's far more qualified. +[2756.62 --> 2757.02] Okay. +[2758.38 --> 2768.98] So this is one where I, you know, on the one hand, I've given NVIDIA flack many times, many times, at least a dozen times, +[2768.98 --> 2773.54] about what I call their cloak and dagger BS around their launches. +[2773.94 --> 2775.66] And not talking about the comics. +[2775.66 --> 2777.38] Where, no, no. +[2777.50 --> 2779.52] Where basically, you know, they'll do stuff. +[2779.62 --> 2781.96] Like, they'll invite us to an event. +[2783.08 --> 2786.94] But we can't tell you, you know, what's going to be there. +[2787.00 --> 2787.26] Ooh. +[2787.26 --> 2790.60] Or, you know, whether you should bring a camera operator. +[2790.90 --> 2791.18] Right. +[2791.28 --> 2795.32] Or, and I'm kind of like, look, it's a graphics card. +[2795.54 --> 2795.74] Okay. +[2797.14 --> 2799.54] What day are you giving us the actual information? +[2800.40 --> 2801.88] Do I need a camera operator there? +[2801.94 --> 2803.12] Is there going to be an internet connection? +[2803.20 --> 2803.92] Can I live stream? +[2803.98 --> 2805.02] Is there an embargo lift? +[2805.02 --> 2807.34] Does it lift immediately when you guys announce it? +[2807.36 --> 2808.38] Or does it lift the next day? +[2808.52 --> 2811.14] I need to know this information so I can do my job. +[2811.28 --> 2813.86] But, Linus, it might not just be a graphics card. +[2813.90 --> 2816.02] It might be a fully new, you know, experience. +[2816.76 --> 2817.10] Yeah, sure. +[2817.18 --> 2817.28] Whatever. +[2817.30 --> 2818.80] It could be a revolutionary ray tracing. +[2818.80 --> 2823.66] Basically, my frustration with them for the most part is that I want to be able to do my job. +[2824.60 --> 2829.58] With the flip side being, and I've had the same conversations with AMD, Intel, pretty much you name it. +[2831.28 --> 2835.06] And so my frustrations are probably, like, I think they're fair. +[2835.06 --> 2844.48] But then I also understand the other side where they can't run around or they can't have people who are not getting briefed on the product correctly, +[2844.48 --> 2851.04] who might be running pre-release hardware and or pre-release drivers who don't necessarily understand the full story +[2851.04 --> 2854.26] because it is actually important to get a briefing on something that's not out yet. +[2854.36 --> 2857.78] There might be stuff that's not working yet, but the fix is coming. +[2857.92 --> 2860.00] Hey, guys, don't test that till the day before. +[2860.12 --> 2862.24] We're going to have something for you, but it's not quite there yet. +[2863.54 --> 2869.86] I think that's also why you don't really want to pay too much attention to all these, like, leaks, benchmarks that come out and stuff +[2869.86 --> 2873.40] because it's like they're probably running unoptimized software. +[2873.40 --> 2880.96] And the other issue is that part of this whole control over the launch thing that these companies do is about creating a fair and level playing field. +[2881.88 --> 2891.08] So if NVIDIA were to allow someone who is not authorized to review the RTX 2080 or the 2080 Ti, +[2891.98 --> 2896.82] if there were to be some way for that person to get a card and a driver ahead of the launch, +[2897.44 --> 2902.14] that website or that YouTube channel, that publication could go live with a full review +[2902.14 --> 2905.86] that may or may not be based on actual finished software, +[2906.66 --> 2910.68] so might paint the product in an unnecessarily either positive or negative. +[2911.06 --> 2915.86] I mean, there have been situations where performance was greater +[2915.86 --> 2920.22] and then something had to be fixed that ended up negatively affecting performance. +[2920.42 --> 2923.68] So people might not be getting an accurate representation of the performance, +[2923.68 --> 2931.64] and it puts everyone else who's playing by the rules and releasing their reviews once the NDA lifts at a disadvantage +[2931.64 --> 2935.64] because everyone will already at least think they know how the product performs. +[2936.10 --> 2940.36] So you're basically saying put yourself in NVIDIA shoes and maybe consider for a moment that... +[2940.36 --> 2942.20] Yeah, I wouldn't say that, but... +[2942.20 --> 2945.50] Mine being in NVIDIA shoes, how many billions of dollars revenue did they do last year? +[2945.58 --> 2947.80] Okay, well, but consider for a second... +[2947.80 --> 2949.20] I mean, like, they are a big company. +[2949.40 --> 2951.54] There's lots of big companies that act in their own self-interest, +[2951.78 --> 2958.18] but, like, consider for a second that there is a decent, you know, reason for them doing this kind of thing. +[2958.20 --> 2960.72] I'd like to know, what is it that I ignored during my rant? +[2963.00 --> 2965.10] Linus ignored the whole chat with his rant. +[2965.10 --> 2966.30] Oh, yeah, sorry. +[2967.26 --> 2968.50] That burn will not... +[2968.50 --> 2973.62] Somebody said, let Riley make a review video. +[2974.18 --> 2974.82] Just kidding. +[2975.76 --> 2976.80] You don't want me doing that. +[2976.80 --> 2979.98] Actually, I think Riley is going to be working on an LTT video in the near future, +[2980.08 --> 2983.26] but we're not going to tell you guys exactly what's going on. +[2983.58 --> 2984.78] Oh, no, I should have said that. +[2984.78 --> 2987.88] So, anyway, final conclusion. +[2988.28 --> 2989.90] NVIDIA controls AIB launch. +[2991.34 --> 2992.36] Totally get it. +[2992.36 --> 2997.72] I wish that review embargoes weren't a thing at all, to be perfectly honest with you. +[2998.00 --> 3001.76] I wish that they just said, okay, here it is. +[3001.88 --> 3002.34] Here's the product. +[3002.44 --> 3003.02] Here's the driver. +[3003.96 --> 3004.44] Go. +[3005.46 --> 3006.58] That would be ideal. +[3007.98 --> 3012.76] But I also understand why companies feel like they have to do this crap, +[3013.22 --> 3017.22] however frustrating that might be for me as a member of the media. +[3017.86 --> 3019.36] GeForce Partner Program was... +[3020.30 --> 3020.70] Terrible. +[3020.70 --> 3021.60] Basically terrible. +[3021.60 --> 3023.00] No, this is not that. +[3023.34 --> 3023.94] This is... +[3023.94 --> 3025.42] It's far less terrible. +[3025.66 --> 3026.94] It's very annoying. +[3027.76 --> 3030.18] But potentially necessary. +[3031.02 --> 3033.00] Well, no, I don't think any of it's necessary. +[3033.00 --> 3033.10] It's not necessary. +[3033.10 --> 3036.48] I think it is necessary for NVIDIA to protect its own interests. +[3036.84 --> 3037.08] Right. +[3037.58 --> 3041.00] Okay, well, from that perspective... +[3041.00 --> 3041.74] So, necessary. +[3041.74 --> 3046.34] Not necessary for things like this to exist in the universe all the time. +[3046.34 --> 3046.74] It is... +[3046.74 --> 3053.90] This is not especially helpful for consumers getting an accurate understanding of the performance of the product. +[3054.22 --> 3054.92] Well... +[3054.92 --> 3056.86] But that's because the drivers aren't there yet. +[3057.74 --> 3058.66] Unless they are. +[3058.74 --> 3059.56] See, in this case... +[3059.56 --> 3059.96] Unless they are. +[3059.96 --> 3061.68] I don't have an RTX card. +[3061.90 --> 3062.10] Right. +[3062.18 --> 3063.70] I don't have RTX drivers. +[3064.42 --> 3065.30] No, I don't. +[3065.50 --> 3069.22] I don't know how done or not done any of this is. +[3069.36 --> 3072.94] I don't know who we're getting RTX cards from. +[3073.02 --> 3074.08] I don't know when they're coming. +[3075.62 --> 3076.46] No, for real. +[3076.58 --> 3077.22] I'm serious. +[3078.22 --> 3079.32] So, I'm just... +[3079.32 --> 3079.48] I know. +[3079.48 --> 3079.76] I'm just... +[3079.76 --> 3083.80] So, I'm just saying, like, all of this stuff is very frustrating, very annoying. +[3084.28 --> 3086.24] And we wish it wasn't a thing. +[3086.24 --> 3089.44] But for whatever reason, companies do this stuff. +[3089.58 --> 3095.28] And NVIDIA's is not that much worse, if any worse, than what other companies do. +[3096.00 --> 3097.04] It just kind of is what it is. +[3097.04 --> 3098.46] So, you're an NVIDIA stan. +[3099.48 --> 3100.24] NVIDIA stan? +[3100.56 --> 3100.72] Yeah. +[3100.80 --> 3101.38] Is that a country? +[3102.94 --> 3105.08] Is it globally illuminated? +[3105.52 --> 3107.16] Stan is like a... +[3107.16 --> 3108.30] You know what a stan is? +[3108.38 --> 3109.48] Like, if you're a stan of... +[3109.48 --> 3109.86] A country. +[3110.24 --> 3110.62] No, no, no. +[3110.62 --> 3110.76] Oh. +[3111.16 --> 3112.90] Like, oh, you stan NVIDIA. +[3113.50 --> 3113.92] Stan? +[3114.16 --> 3114.38] Yeah. +[3115.80 --> 3117.34] I go on the internet. +[3117.94 --> 3119.16] It's an internet term. +[3120.00 --> 3120.48] Okay. +[3120.84 --> 3121.36] Like a fan. +[3121.90 --> 3122.26] Sure. +[3122.44 --> 3122.74] No. +[3123.00 --> 3123.18] Yeah. +[3123.74 --> 3124.56] Yeah, no. +[3125.34 --> 3125.52] Okay. +[3126.42 --> 3127.72] So, you hate NVIDIA. +[3128.04 --> 3128.48] No! +[3128.88 --> 3129.18] What? +[3129.80 --> 3130.40] No, it's... +[3130.40 --> 3132.44] Nothing in life is that black and white. +[3132.44 --> 3132.98] Oh, okay. +[3133.02 --> 3136.58] I mean, we've been accused of bias every way, which is great. +[3136.98 --> 3137.52] My favorite. +[3137.94 --> 3139.66] This is my favorite thing to read. +[3139.86 --> 3143.28] I'm going through the comments on a video, and I got one comment. +[3144.42 --> 3146.64] Not as clearly was Intel biased in this video. +[3146.78 --> 3147.06] Yeah. +[3147.06 --> 3151.94] And literally the next comment is, wow, his AMD bias is on display for the entire world. +[3152.64 --> 3153.28] And I'm going to go on. +[3153.30 --> 3155.02] You're biased for both. +[3155.10 --> 3157.24] I think we're riding it just right at that point. +[3157.78 --> 3158.34] As long as... +[3158.34 --> 3158.48] Yeah. +[3158.54 --> 3161.70] As long as, like, people are always going to agree you're biased. +[3161.70 --> 3162.14] Yeah. +[3162.14 --> 3164.68] But if they can agree that you're biased for everybody. +[3165.02 --> 3167.40] Then I think we're doing a pretty good job. +[3167.58 --> 3167.88] Nice. +[3167.98 --> 3169.38] Now, who's not doing a good job? +[3169.82 --> 3172.64] This was originally posted by Rascal over on the forum. +[3173.58 --> 3175.46] And I actually... +[3175.46 --> 3180.86] I want to say I deserve credit for getting this article huge, because I tweeted this. +[3181.50 --> 3185.28] Like, right when it came out, I saw it pop up, and I tweeted it on the TechLinked account. +[3185.82 --> 3189.36] And then, like, an hour later, Gamers Nexus put a thing up. +[3189.40 --> 3190.98] So I was like, okay. +[3191.14 --> 3192.10] Yeah, I'm sure... +[3192.10 --> 3194.72] Right on my coattails, bringing it to the attention of the public. +[3194.72 --> 3202.08] I'm sure that given all of the understanding that you have of how video scripting and editing +[3202.08 --> 3207.56] and encoding and uploading works, that they surely did see your tweet and turn out that +[3207.56 --> 3208.58] video in one hour. +[3208.78 --> 3209.38] What can I say? +[3209.56 --> 3210.00] For sure. +[3210.00 --> 3211.26] For sure, Gamers Nexus did that. +[3211.78 --> 3213.68] I can't believe this article is still up. +[3214.74 --> 3215.26] Yeah. +[3215.54 --> 3216.98] You'd think they'd take it down. +[3217.16 --> 3223.50] You'd think this page, this page, tomshardware.com slash news slash NVIDIA RTX GPU's worth the +[3223.50 --> 3224.40] money... +[3224.40 --> 3225.40] Is that a comma? +[3225.64 --> 3226.06] Comma. +[3226.74 --> 3228.06] 37689.html. +[3228.38 --> 3234.26] You would think this page would redirect to a gigantic we're sorry at this point. +[3234.40 --> 3234.64] Yeah. +[3235.84 --> 3236.54] Oh, my gosh. +[3236.54 --> 3238.84] So it is clearly labeled opinion piece. +[3238.84 --> 3239.58] Yeah. +[3239.58 --> 3239.68] Yeah. +[3239.68 --> 3243.40] But honestly, I read through it and I thought it was like a parody. +[3244.10 --> 3252.22] Because everyone says when new graphics cards and stuff are announced, hey, okay, but wait +[3252.22 --> 3252.90] for the reviews. +[3253.10 --> 3253.32] You know? +[3253.40 --> 3254.58] It's like, hold on. +[3254.58 --> 3255.76] You don't want to be wasting your money on stuff. +[3255.76 --> 3257.12] Or when a new car is announced. +[3257.20 --> 3257.50] Yeah. +[3257.62 --> 3257.82] Anything. +[3257.82 --> 3259.00] Or when a new game is announced. +[3259.00 --> 3259.26] Yeah. +[3259.26 --> 3259.44] Yeah. +[3259.44 --> 3260.36] Well, especially games. +[3260.72 --> 3262.50] But don't pre-order. +[3263.10 --> 3263.84] And then... +[3263.84 --> 3265.94] And that's what everyone's saying. +[3266.08 --> 3267.76] And then Tom's Hardware is like... +[3267.76 --> 3268.90] Just buy it. +[3268.90 --> 3269.82] I got a hot take. +[3269.82 --> 3272.80] So their defense is paper... +[3272.80 --> 3275.38] So this was written by their editor-in-chief, too. +[3275.64 --> 3275.90] Yeah. +[3275.98 --> 3277.42] Like, that's just brutal. +[3277.80 --> 3280.08] You know, I will say, like, Tom's Hardware seems to... +[3280.08 --> 3283.32] Like, most of the time, they have pretty good... +[3283.32 --> 3283.82] I don't know. +[3283.98 --> 3284.70] I find that... +[3284.70 --> 3284.88] Oh, okay. +[3284.88 --> 3286.64] I don't go there, like, a ton. +[3286.74 --> 3290.02] But, like, when I do go there, it seems to be, like, a decent site that has, like, +[3290.04 --> 3290.50] good opinions. +[3290.50 --> 3292.22] It's decent for getting, like, a spec sheet. +[3292.36 --> 3292.62] Right. +[3293.20 --> 3293.52] Okay. +[3293.56 --> 3294.10] So this is good. +[3294.12 --> 3295.24] They actually have added a note here. +[3295.24 --> 3299.32] As with all of our op-eds, the opinions expressed here belong to the writer alone and not Tom's +[3299.32 --> 3299.92] Hardware as a team. +[3300.26 --> 3303.16] This article is a counterpoint to Derek Forrest's equally worthy... +[3303.16 --> 3304.10] See, that kind of makes sense. +[3304.18 --> 3305.36] Why you... +[3305.36 --> 3306.80] Well, because it's like, oh, point counterpart. +[3306.80 --> 3307.26] Equally worthy? +[3307.54 --> 3308.10] Not equal... +[3308.10 --> 3308.30] Okay. +[3308.36 --> 3309.36] It's not equally worthy. +[3309.50 --> 3310.18] This is worthless. +[3311.04 --> 3314.32] We encourage readers to check out both articles, form their own opinions, and share feedback +[3314.32 --> 3315.24] in the comments section below. +[3315.40 --> 3315.82] Oh, yeah. +[3315.90 --> 3316.24] Fair enough. +[3316.24 --> 3320.78] But it's fair of them to attempt some sort of, like, point-counterpoint type thing. +[3320.90 --> 3322.16] Firing line, if you will. +[3322.46 --> 3323.44] Left versus right. +[3324.18 --> 3324.44] You know? +[3324.60 --> 3324.92] No. +[3325.24 --> 3326.70] Let's have a dialogue. +[3326.88 --> 3327.54] This is a bad... +[3327.54 --> 3328.42] This is one of those... +[3328.42 --> 3328.60] Okay. +[3329.06 --> 3334.36] So just like the conversation we were having earlier, where I see arguments being made out +[3334.36 --> 3340.02] in the wild, that I just go, you know, are we really talking here? +[3340.44 --> 3340.62] Yeah. +[3340.76 --> 3343.12] Are your ear holes kind of... +[3343.12 --> 3344.58] Are they working with my mouth hole? +[3344.58 --> 3345.36] Is their sound being transmitted? +[3345.36 --> 3346.36] This is... +[3346.36 --> 3346.60] You know? +[3346.76 --> 3347.08] Are they... +[3347.08 --> 3347.98] Is it making it there? +[3349.04 --> 3349.92] What's going on here? +[3350.22 --> 3353.36] Like, this is the kind of argument that you can't make. +[3354.42 --> 3354.68] Yeah. +[3354.68 --> 3355.88] It's dumb. +[3356.24 --> 3356.80] It's bad. +[3356.80 --> 3357.64] Like, it's got... +[3357.64 --> 3362.54] It's actually got a subheading called, the real cost of buying outdated tech. +[3362.60 --> 3363.58] Like, the cost? +[3364.48 --> 3367.10] There's not a cost of buying outdated tech. +[3367.20 --> 3367.56] My... +[3367.56 --> 3368.20] My... +[3368.20 --> 3369.20] My... +[3369.20 --> 3369.86] The... +[3369.86 --> 3371.12] Or did you scroll past that? +[3371.20 --> 3372.76] That's my favorite line right there. +[3372.98 --> 3377.16] When your whole life flashes before your eyes, how much of it do you want to not have +[3377.16 --> 3377.72] ray tracing? +[3377.72 --> 3379.78] Like, what's the point? +[3380.36 --> 3383.72] What's the point of living without ray tracing? +[3383.90 --> 3384.42] Are you quitting? +[3385.50 --> 3386.50] Edsel is done. +[3386.70 --> 3387.12] What's that? +[3387.68 --> 3388.60] Are you saying bye? +[3389.12 --> 3389.48] Okay. +[3389.58 --> 3389.84] Bye. +[3389.96 --> 3390.46] I'll see you. +[3390.46 --> 3391.10] I don't want to interrupt. +[3391.10 --> 3392.78] I'll see you at the airport, right? +[3393.08 --> 3393.32] Airport? +[3393.66 --> 3393.82] Yeah. +[3394.10 --> 3394.40] Okay. +[3394.52 --> 3395.52] Are you on the same plate as me? +[3395.56 --> 3396.46] Do people know where we're going? +[3396.56 --> 3396.86] I don't know. +[3397.88 --> 3398.64] I don't know. +[3398.86 --> 3399.32] Oh, yeah. +[3399.50 --> 3401.06] So, this is fun. +[3401.90 --> 3402.16] Anyway. +[3402.16 --> 3402.26] Wait. +[3402.26 --> 3402.76] I don't know what I should say. +[3402.84 --> 3406.96] This article is laughable and it is indefensible. +[3407.44 --> 3407.84] Undefensible. +[3408.28 --> 3408.72] Indefendable. +[3408.72 --> 3408.92] Indefendable. +[3409.00 --> 3409.24] Whatever. +[3409.64 --> 3410.50] It cannot be... +[3410.50 --> 3410.84] Indefendable. +[3410.84 --> 3411.88] It cannot be defended. +[3412.60 --> 3421.44] You should never buy anything without independent evaluation or, like, trying it first. +[3421.64 --> 3423.26] Like, that's why you test drive a car. +[3423.84 --> 3423.94] Yeah. +[3423.98 --> 3429.06] That's why you don't just pre-order a Roadster 2 or 3 or whatever it is. +[3429.26 --> 3430.86] PC Gamer. +[3430.86 --> 3431.46] PC Gamer. +[3431.48 --> 3435.06] Actually, it's not linked in the description, but did you see that article? +[3435.20 --> 3435.58] No, I didn't. +[3435.60 --> 3437.48] PC Gamer actually put up... +[3437.48 --> 3438.28] He was like... +[3438.28 --> 3442.74] He referenced Gamers Nexus and he referenced Tom's hardware and he's like, okay, but hold +[3442.74 --> 3443.40] on a second. +[3444.04 --> 3444.94] What about this? +[3445.34 --> 3447.00] What if there's a return policy? +[3447.34 --> 3448.70] And you're like, I want... +[3448.70 --> 3449.88] I know I'm going to get this card. +[3449.96 --> 3450.74] I know I'm going to get it. +[3450.76 --> 3451.22] Then go for it. +[3451.22 --> 3454.36] So, what if there's a 30-day return policy and you have, like, a thousand bucks to drop +[3454.36 --> 3455.12] and you don't care? +[3455.20 --> 3459.46] So, the problem with the IT industry, and this was true at our old employer as well, is that +[3459.46 --> 3463.28] a lot of the time there's a restocking fee. +[3463.92 --> 3468.66] Like, returning electronics like graphics cards is not necessarily as simple as a pair +[3468.66 --> 3469.86] of pants at the Gap or whatever. +[3469.86 --> 3477.64] So, as long as you believe that you can get rid of it and you have the disposable money +[3477.64 --> 3479.38] sitting around, fine. +[3479.96 --> 3482.70] But that wasn't the argument being made here. +[3482.70 --> 3485.98] Yeah, the problem was that this argument for doing that was horrible. +[3485.98 --> 3487.44] It said just buy it, not just try it. +[3487.72 --> 3491.26] Like, when I'm 99 years old and I'm lying on my deathbed... +[3491.26 --> 3491.48] Yes. +[3491.64 --> 3495.12] And I'm thinking back and I'm saying, like, oh my gosh. +[3496.20 --> 3498.28] I didn't have ray tracing for six months. +[3498.38 --> 3498.86] Ray tracing. +[3499.02 --> 3499.62] What was the... +[3499.62 --> 3500.02] Ray tracing. +[3500.32 --> 3500.96] Ray tracing. +[3501.10 --> 3501.52] Deep learning. +[3501.72 --> 3502.32] Super sampling. +[3502.50 --> 3503.16] I needed it. +[3505.12 --> 3507.02] That's the other big feature, right? +[3507.34 --> 3509.18] The ray tracing and DLSS. +[3509.30 --> 3509.54] Yeah. +[3510.68 --> 3512.82] There's a bunch of other topics this week. +[3512.90 --> 3513.60] Bet you didn't know that. +[3513.60 --> 3518.36] Lego built a life-size drivable Bugatti from over a million Technic pieces. +[3518.70 --> 3518.92] Yeah. +[3519.24 --> 3520.08] That's pretty cool. +[3520.18 --> 3521.30] You should probably go check that out. +[3522.02 --> 3523.56] Bippity-bloppity, something along... +[3523.56 --> 3524.70] Bipp-blibbly-blah-blah-blah. +[3524.78 --> 3525.26] There you go. +[3525.56 --> 3525.80] Yep. +[3526.40 --> 3531.34] I mean, it doesn't go fast, of course, because it's, you know, made of Technic. +[3531.34 --> 3534.72] But it looks really cool, so that's pretty sick. +[3536.02 --> 3537.36] It's like, nice job, guys. +[3537.52 --> 3537.72] Yep. +[3537.72 --> 3538.48] And now what? +[3539.56 --> 3541.34] There's pictures leaked of the iPhone XS. +[3542.18 --> 3542.46] Yeah. +[3542.46 --> 3543.98] We talked about that on TechLink today. +[3544.56 --> 3544.96] 10S? +[3545.26 --> 3545.70] XS? +[3546.42 --> 3547.22] Of 10S? +[3547.30 --> 3548.82] I think it's going to be 10S. +[3549.62 --> 3550.16] Which is... +[3550.16 --> 3556.20] I would say that's kind of annoying to me, because OS X, like, you write it OS X, but +[3556.20 --> 3557.84] at least there's no other numbers in there. +[3559.10 --> 3560.68] Well, there's no other numbers in this one. +[3561.24 --> 3561.46] Wait. +[3561.98 --> 3563.54] S is not a number, but that's fine. +[3563.96 --> 3564.42] Oh, you're right. +[3565.08 --> 3568.64] And I guess that leads us to the end of the show. +[3568.64 --> 3574.26] So, on the subject of getting tax breaks and not spending it on your employees, Linus +[3574.26 --> 3580.56] Media Group actually did get a big tax break and is actually spending it on all of its employees. +[3580.84 --> 3585.20] So, over the next week or so, you're probably going to notice some differences in our content +[3585.20 --> 3585.62] lineup. +[3586.90 --> 3592.06] Linus Tech Tips videos will continue to be published throughout all of next week, as will TechQuickie +[3592.06 --> 3599.86] videos, but TechLinked and The WAN Show, because they are same-day productions, are not going +[3599.86 --> 3601.08] to be going up next week. +[3601.18 --> 3601.40] No. +[3601.40 --> 3602.04] Because... +[3602.04 --> 3603.68] Well, I mean, how do you do it? +[3603.80 --> 3610.92] Yeah, the entire team is taking a vacation, and all expenses paid vacation to... +[3610.92 --> 3611.94] Should I say where we're going? +[3612.28 --> 3612.82] I don't know. +[3612.90 --> 3613.32] I don't know. +[3613.52 --> 3614.38] I didn't say it on... +[3614.38 --> 3615.94] Aren't you weird people going to show up? +[3617.06 --> 3617.70] You know what? +[3617.74 --> 3619.34] Let's say where we went after we get back. +[3619.34 --> 3620.08] Yeah, how about that? +[3620.16 --> 3621.28] I might have already said where we were going. +[3621.36 --> 3621.58] I don't know. +[3621.58 --> 3623.28] We are heading into the ether. +[3623.48 --> 3627.68] Anyway, we are going to do a corporate retreat, because we are spending a bunch of... +[3627.68 --> 3631.26] We're going to blow a bunch of money that we got as a big tax rebate for being a media +[3631.26 --> 3636.36] production company in BC, on our staff, doing something fun and team building, and it's +[3636.36 --> 3636.76] going to be great. +[3636.86 --> 3637.68] I'm actually super stoked. +[3637.78 --> 3637.92] Yeah. +[3638.06 --> 3641.84] So, we're going to have some fun, and so there will be no WAN Show next week, so we will see +[3641.84 --> 3643.06] you in two weeks. +[3643.46 --> 3643.88] Two weeks? +[3644.28 --> 3644.72] Oh, yeah. +[3645.02 --> 3645.18] Wait. +[3645.48 --> 3645.72] Right. +[3646.04 --> 3646.62] Yeah, two weeks. +[3646.98 --> 3647.52] Bye-bye! +[3647.92 --> 3648.24] Okay. diff --git a/CAR SHOPPING!!! - WAN Show August 3, 2018_transcript.txt b/CAR SHOPPING!!! - WAN Show August 3, 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..84fa2999d178b79dc3c6fe2576557b95d220a9e7 --- /dev/null +++ b/CAR SHOPPING!!! - WAN Show August 3, 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1493 @@ +[0.00 --> 3.48] So today, I don't think I could handle it right now. +[3.90 --> 4.34] Oh, okay. +[4.60 --> 7.74] I have had a fairly terrible last couple of days. +[9.22 --> 13.54] I have been fighting with my tape drive backup thing +[13.54 --> 16.50] that basically doesn't work on the PC properly. +[16.92 --> 19.04] And the guys that make it are like, +[19.32 --> 21.64] yeah, the truth of the matter is that the driver situation +[21.64 --> 24.14] from IBM on down just isn't that great on the PC +[24.14 --> 25.30] and it works better on a Mac. +[25.38 --> 27.48] So then I've been trying to get a Mac working with 10 gigabit. +[27.48 --> 29.32] And so I was using the MacBook Pro +[29.32 --> 31.68] and 10 gigabit LAN to be clear. +[31.76 --> 33.02] So I was using the MacBook Pro +[33.02 --> 35.44] and I ran into a... +[35.44 --> 37.30] Remember when I called you earlier this week? +[37.40 --> 37.58] Yeah. +[37.66 --> 39.02] Asking if you had the Core X. +[39.16 --> 39.30] Yeah. +[39.40 --> 39.56] Yeah. +[39.66 --> 46.96] So I managed to have three external PCI Express docks, +[47.44 --> 50.68] four 10 gigabit network cards, +[51.24 --> 52.46] a variety of cables, +[53.16 --> 55.76] and I still couldn't manage to get... +[55.76 --> 57.34] Like I even got down to the point +[57.34 --> 58.98] where I had a Thunderbolt chipset +[58.98 --> 60.86] that Apple hadn't specifically locked out +[60.86 --> 63.10] because we don't want to support it. +[63.34 --> 63.50] Yeah. +[63.50 --> 65.70] I managed to find one that didn't have a Thunderbolt chip +[65.70 --> 66.52] that was locked out. +[66.64 --> 68.50] So the enclosure worked on the Mac. +[68.90 --> 70.30] And I even managed to get +[70.30 --> 73.38] a 10 gig Ethernet card +[73.38 --> 75.60] with the exact same chipset +[75.60 --> 77.64] that is already in use in the iMac Pro. +[77.64 --> 80.30] But that still doesn't work +[80.30 --> 83.02] because there's some stupid beta of macOS +[83.02 --> 86.18] that you have to like update from an older one too. +[86.40 --> 88.08] And then it will flash cards +[88.08 --> 91.68] that are not like Mac approved +[91.68 --> 93.12] to be Mac approved. +[93.28 --> 94.38] And then they just work +[94.38 --> 97.52] because the drivers are for the hardware, +[97.82 --> 100.66] not for like the stupid vendor ID +[100.66 --> 102.14] that actually doesn't matter. +[102.34 --> 103.82] But with Apple, it's just... +[103.82 --> 105.68] Anthony's way of putting it, I think, is great. +[105.74 --> 106.62] It's magic numbers. +[106.62 --> 109.90] It's not about whether it should actually work or not. +[109.98 --> 112.64] It's about making sure it has the right magic number. +[112.88 --> 114.54] That's actually one of his theories +[114.54 --> 118.10] about the whole throttling issue with the MacBook Pro. +[118.20 --> 118.72] Did you see this? +[118.78 --> 119.34] You hear about this? +[119.40 --> 120.62] The big thermal throttling thing? +[120.64 --> 121.18] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[121.24 --> 124.20] And Apple fixes it with a macOS update +[124.20 --> 126.18] that they said was firmware +[126.18 --> 128.02] but doesn't seem to be firmware +[128.02 --> 129.66] because it doesn't fix it in Windows. +[129.92 --> 130.04] Yeah. +[130.32 --> 134.12] So it must just be like a magic number. +[134.12 --> 137.58] Like a magic number detects the CPU correctly now. +[137.64 --> 138.90] No, it doesn't behave stupidly. +[138.94 --> 139.42] Oh, good. +[139.84 --> 140.00] Yeah. +[140.54 --> 143.10] Thank goodness for a genuine Apple-approved hardware +[143.10 --> 144.44] and nothing else working at all. +[144.88 --> 145.86] You want to hear my great story? +[147.12 --> 148.36] And then, and then, +[148.52 --> 151.32] I've spent the last four hours dealing with this. +[151.86 --> 153.08] Do you think it's going to be done by the end of WAN? +[153.08 --> 154.68] I hope so. +[154.78 --> 155.84] It's at 84%. +[155.84 --> 157.72] It was at 54% when I first saw it. +[157.72 --> 158.16] It was at the third reboot now. +[158.30 --> 159.76] So I think we're getting close. +[159.86 --> 161.74] I may duck out of WAN and just finish that video. +[161.82 --> 163.42] This is the last thing I'm waiting for. +[163.76 --> 166.34] I just want to run Cinebench! +[167.28 --> 167.68] Sorry. +[167.80 --> 168.44] Sorry, everyone. +[168.62 --> 170.14] I'm just, I'm having a rough day. +[170.42 --> 171.94] I just want to run Cinebench +[171.94 --> 174.32] and I can't if Windows Update is sucking back +[174.32 --> 176.24] 25% of the CPU in the background. +[176.74 --> 176.98] Right. +[177.10 --> 179.58] I just want to know how much faster it is than last gen +[179.58 --> 182.04] and I was thinking maybe I'd compare it to the Surface Go +[182.04 --> 183.10] since that arrived today. +[183.44 --> 184.94] Tried to live stream the Surface Go. +[185.28 --> 187.50] Turns out another video project we're working on, +[187.72 --> 189.14] which is really cool, by the way. +[189.22 --> 190.46] Basically, we're giving the, +[190.46 --> 192.66] we're giving the, the this to Google. +[193.12 --> 193.34] Oh. +[193.40 --> 195.76] But in a way that's like not just to spite them. +[195.82 --> 198.72] It's just, we are abusing their services. +[199.46 --> 200.10] Oh, yeah. +[200.12 --> 200.44] I know, I know. +[200.44 --> 201.90] In a way that's really cool. +[203.16 --> 205.34] Well, it turns out we're also abusing these. +[205.34 --> 206.08] Fully within the terms. +[206.20 --> 207.76] Abusing the CPU of our router. +[208.88 --> 209.28] Oh. +[209.58 --> 210.00] Yeah. +[210.16 --> 213.96] So it looks like that killed our stream earlier. +[214.96 --> 216.62] We, where we literally, +[217.56 --> 222.04] oh, like overloaded our router CPU. +[222.40 --> 223.76] And remember, this is not some, +[223.90 --> 225.78] this isn't some wimpy BS router. +[225.96 --> 226.62] It's a rack mounted router. +[226.62 --> 227.20] Yeah, this isn't, +[227.26 --> 229.06] this is an Edge Router Pro from Ubiquity. +[229.22 --> 229.74] Oh, okay. +[229.74 --> 230.06] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[230.06 --> 233.02] Like it's not some $100,000 stupid, +[233.02 --> 234.94] like Cisco thing or anything like that, +[234.94 --> 240.62] but it is not an insubstantial piece of networking machinery. +[241.32 --> 243.26] Um, I love this. +[243.32 --> 243.78] I love this. +[243.82 --> 245.10] You sit and wait four hours for it, +[245.10 --> 246.62] and then it's got this really friendly thing. +[246.68 --> 247.50] Just hold on for a second. +[247.50 --> 248.98] We've got some updates for your PC. +[249.08 --> 249.72] No, no. +[249.84 --> 251.90] You had updates for my PC four hours ago. +[252.08 --> 253.68] This might take several minutes. +[253.96 --> 254.24] Yeah. +[254.46 --> 255.52] At this point, +[256.26 --> 256.92] what, Dennis? +[258.92 --> 259.92] You want to hear my story? +[259.92 --> 261.00] I need you to hear from my story, +[261.04 --> 262.16] so I want to get it out before we're done that. +[262.18 --> 263.10] Should we do the intro first? +[263.24 --> 263.46] Sure. +[263.68 --> 264.52] Okay, let's just do, +[264.60 --> 265.78] whatever, there's tech news, +[265.92 --> 266.32] Danvide, +[266.96 --> 267.42] Next Gen, +[267.48 --> 268.64] Intel roadmap leaks, +[268.76 --> 269.56] also Google, +[269.64 --> 270.24] Oh my goodness, +[270.24 --> 272.20] there's rumors about things. +[272.20 --> 273.42] Apple's worth a trillion dollars. +[273.54 --> 273.72] Boom. +[273.82 --> 274.18] Crazy. +[274.18 --> 289.92] People are hating on the ubiquity. +[291.14 --> 293.00] The DMs play haters. +[293.56 --> 295.72] It's one of those technology categories +[295.72 --> 296.96] where it's just entirely strong. +[297.06 --> 298.06] Yeah, it stands greater, +[298.24 --> 298.82] greater than, +[298.82 --> 299.42] greater than, +[299.54 --> 299.94] ubiquity. +[301.68 --> 302.00] It's, +[302.00 --> 302.62] it's greater than, +[302.68 --> 303.04] greater than. +[303.26 --> 303.86] Oh, +[303.86 --> 305.96] because you've got Linux fanboys in the mix too. +[306.04 --> 306.20] No, +[306.28 --> 307.50] that's free BSD. +[307.72 --> 307.90] Yeah, +[307.96 --> 308.26] whatever. +[308.52 --> 308.96] You know what I mean? +[310.14 --> 310.50] Um, +[310.60 --> 311.10] actually, +[311.44 --> 315.88] Oh gosh. +[316.38 --> 316.66] Anyways, +[316.78 --> 316.94] okay, +[317.04 --> 318.58] so do you remember at the end of last stream, +[318.96 --> 319.88] how I revealed how I, +[319.88 --> 321.10] I finally bought a new chair? +[321.82 --> 322.00] Yeah, +[322.06 --> 322.26] oh, +[322.30 --> 322.90] what now? +[324.32 --> 324.72] What? +[324.72 --> 324.76] So, +[324.88 --> 326.46] so the story of my chair is, +[326.58 --> 328.36] someone sat on the arm, +[328.92 --> 330.54] and it broke the like, +[330.74 --> 331.44] middle support. +[331.70 --> 332.48] So basically, +[332.60 --> 333.78] my chair was tilted like, +[333.78 --> 335.46] this for four years. +[335.46 --> 336.78] In defense of your chair, +[336.98 --> 339.44] that someone was very likely to break that chair. +[339.56 --> 339.84] Yes. +[340.12 --> 340.38] Yep. +[340.76 --> 341.02] Yep. +[341.24 --> 342.30] In fairness to your chair. +[342.48 --> 342.66] Yep. +[342.98 --> 343.38] I mean, +[343.54 --> 343.68] I, +[344.24 --> 344.86] but to like, +[344.96 --> 345.56] to compensate, +[345.74 --> 347.02] said I was looking straight at my monitor. +[347.18 --> 349.60] I basically sat like this for four years. +[349.72 --> 350.76] And then recently, +[350.76 --> 352.32] went to physio, +[352.54 --> 353.24] and he was like, +[353.46 --> 353.94] wow, +[354.28 --> 355.18] you need a new chair. +[355.36 --> 355.94] You're an idiot. +[356.20 --> 356.56] So, +[356.92 --> 358.72] I decided to get a new chair, +[359.00 --> 360.12] did a whole bunch of research, +[360.34 --> 361.06] took like a month, +[361.06 --> 362.52] over a month for the chair to show up. +[362.66 --> 363.44] It's supposed to like, +[363.68 --> 365.60] keep you in a specific spot, +[365.70 --> 366.64] so that your spine is like, +[366.68 --> 367.34] correctly aligned. +[367.50 --> 368.22] It's not, +[368.22 --> 370.02] supposed to be super comfortable. +[370.42 --> 371.94] It's supposed to keep you in the right spot. +[372.00 --> 372.18] Right. +[372.26 --> 373.12] It's kind of like, +[373.46 --> 374.52] a racing chair, +[374.86 --> 375.28] except, +[375.28 --> 376.78] not for a car. +[377.18 --> 377.36] So, +[377.40 --> 378.22] it actually makes sense. +[378.28 --> 378.40] So, +[378.46 --> 380.12] for going fast on your computer. +[380.30 --> 380.58] Yeah. +[382.08 --> 382.48] Anyways, +[382.86 --> 383.46] the expected, +[383.46 --> 386.12] the expected delivery date, +[386.42 --> 386.98] was, +[387.58 --> 387.98] uh, +[388.14 --> 389.12] August 6th. +[389.54 --> 390.12] You might notice, +[390.20 --> 391.38] it is not that day yet. +[391.72 --> 392.78] I have had the chair, +[392.98 --> 393.68] for a while. +[394.26 --> 394.70] Um, +[394.82 --> 395.26] on, +[395.54 --> 397.10] I believe the 31st, +[397.10 --> 397.66] or the 30th, +[397.68 --> 398.76] I don't remember if it was this Monday, +[398.80 --> 399.32] or this Tuesday, +[399.68 --> 400.84] I went out to get some lunch. +[400.84 --> 402.82] I had finished a relatively major milestone. +[402.96 --> 403.14] You know, +[403.24 --> 403.60] I was like, +[403.64 --> 403.88] you know what, +[403.88 --> 404.20] I'm gonna, +[404.40 --> 406.52] I'm gonna reward myself with a booster juice. +[406.74 --> 407.04] So, +[407.10 --> 407.88] I decided to go outside, +[407.92 --> 408.50] and get some boosters. +[408.74 --> 409.68] That's expensive, +[409.82 --> 410.04] yo. +[410.44 --> 411.56] Booster juice is not that cheap. +[411.58 --> 412.68] It costs as much as a meal, +[412.80 --> 413.76] but then you have to like, +[413.78 --> 414.06] It's like $4. +[414.50 --> 414.74] Yeah. +[414.82 --> 415.14] Yeah, +[415.18 --> 416.02] I don't get them that often, +[416.12 --> 416.56] but I was like, +[416.64 --> 416.96] yeah, +[417.06 --> 417.32] I'm gonna, +[417.46 --> 417.76] this is, +[417.82 --> 418.24] this is good. +[418.32 --> 418.84] I was very happy. +[418.84 --> 419.30] More than $4. +[419.62 --> 420.16] I was very happy. +[420.22 --> 420.42] Anyway, +[420.52 --> 421.24] carry on with your story, +[421.24 --> 422.98] while I look at booster juices menu. +[423.14 --> 423.84] It's really expensive. +[424.38 --> 425.36] I go walk outside, +[425.66 --> 426.48] as I'm walking outside, +[426.54 --> 426.80] I was like, +[426.88 --> 427.04] whoa, +[427.10 --> 429.22] there's a giant cardboard box in the lawn. +[429.32 --> 429.82] That's weird. +[430.16 --> 431.10] And I just keep walking, +[431.24 --> 431.80] and then I'm like, +[432.08 --> 433.06] I should probably like, +[433.20 --> 433.98] bring that inside, +[434.08 --> 434.84] just in case it's like, +[434.90 --> 435.76] my upstairs neighbors. +[436.36 --> 436.86] And I go, +[437.00 --> 437.82] and I look at it closer, +[437.94 --> 439.08] and I see Herman Miller, +[439.74 --> 440.80] plastered on the side of it. +[440.86 --> 441.12] And I'm like, +[441.66 --> 442.14] what? +[442.68 --> 443.94] They just left it on the lawn? +[444.08 --> 445.78] They just left it on the lawn. +[446.26 --> 447.88] No notification text message, +[448.04 --> 449.16] no notification email. +[449.38 --> 450.48] I had no idea. +[450.72 --> 452.34] I still have no idea, +[452.34 --> 453.38] how long it was sitting there. +[453.54 --> 454.28] When I moved it, +[454.34 --> 455.28] there was very much, +[455.34 --> 456.46] an impression in the grass. +[456.68 --> 457.96] So it had been sitting there for, +[457.96 --> 458.88] a while, +[459.62 --> 460.72] possibly all night, +[461.02 --> 462.72] because sometimes I don't leave my house for a while. +[463.28 --> 465.74] So I have no clue how long it was there. +[466.88 --> 468.02] Super expensive chair, +[468.24 --> 469.80] big logo on the side of the box, +[469.98 --> 471.30] just left in the front lawn, +[471.70 --> 472.88] for who knows how long. +[472.94 --> 473.94] No notification that it was there, +[474.14 --> 474.34] nothing. +[474.42 --> 474.96] They didn't knock, +[475.14 --> 475.82] they didn't leave a notice, +[476.12 --> 476.38] they didn't, +[476.78 --> 477.36] nothing happened. +[478.12 --> 479.78] So I'm immediately pissed off. +[480.76 --> 482.52] I bring it inside, +[482.92 --> 483.92] I go get my food, +[484.00 --> 484.52] I come back, +[484.74 --> 485.62] I go to open it. +[485.86 --> 486.36] First of all, +[486.36 --> 486.90] there's like, +[487.18 --> 488.70] it's the worst cardboard box, +[489.38 --> 490.08] as the outer shell, +[490.16 --> 491.02] that I've like ever seen. +[491.44 --> 492.62] And there's like rips, +[492.80 --> 493.82] where the handles were, +[493.92 --> 494.86] because the guy's handling it. +[494.90 --> 495.10] And like, +[495.12 --> 495.98] I don't even blame them, +[496.36 --> 497.70] because if you try to pick it up, +[497.74 --> 498.26] it just rips, +[498.46 --> 499.70] because it's just a terrible cardboard box. +[499.88 --> 499.96] Right. +[500.04 --> 500.84] But I'm thinking in my head like, +[500.92 --> 501.04] oh, +[501.14 --> 503.12] there'll be an internal carton, +[503.16 --> 503.28] right? +[503.28 --> 503.74] No big deal. +[503.94 --> 504.62] I open that up, +[504.80 --> 505.02] nope. +[505.32 --> 506.92] Not only is there no internal carton, +[506.98 --> 508.82] that is literally the entire box for the chair, +[508.96 --> 511.18] there's also zero packing foam, +[511.32 --> 513.64] or protection of any form at all, +[513.64 --> 514.66] in the entire box. +[514.66 --> 515.88] So it's just the chair, +[516.08 --> 516.82] just sitting there. +[516.82 --> 517.34] Just rattling around in the box. +[517.34 --> 519.12] I was able to turn it around, +[519.34 --> 521.02] while it was inside the box, +[521.20 --> 522.74] just because I wanted to kind of, +[523.00 --> 523.58] try it out, +[523.62 --> 524.36] and see how it goes. +[525.22 --> 525.52] Like, +[525.54 --> 527.60] it was actually the worst unboxing experience, +[527.70 --> 528.66] that I have ever had. +[529.12 --> 530.08] That same day, +[530.14 --> 530.44] I like, +[530.52 --> 531.82] opened up a box for a mouse, +[531.92 --> 532.34] and was like, +[532.42 --> 532.62] wow, +[532.74 --> 534.30] this is a way better experience, +[534.44 --> 535.48] than the ludicrously, +[536.20 --> 536.94] obscenely, +[537.48 --> 538.80] illogically expensive chair, +[538.92 --> 539.60] that I just bought. +[539.60 --> 542.44] I was so mad. +[542.72 --> 543.94] It's fine. +[544.22 --> 544.68] It like, +[544.76 --> 546.22] creaks when you move around. +[546.68 --> 548.46] It's mostly made out of plastic. +[549.08 --> 549.22] Like, +[549.28 --> 550.08] it's really, +[550.90 --> 551.16] like, +[551.24 --> 553.04] the ergonomic chair market, +[553.28 --> 554.20] is insane. +[554.54 --> 554.76] Like, +[554.88 --> 556.22] if we want to open another business, +[556.28 --> 558.04] we should just make ergonomic chairs. +[558.28 --> 559.20] Because you can just charge, +[559.38 --> 560.34] a billion percent, +[560.78 --> 562.00] on what it costs to make it. +[562.08 --> 562.28] Yeah. +[562.46 --> 563.96] And everyone's just clamoring all over you, +[563.98 --> 565.80] because they're all generally terrible. +[566.02 --> 567.78] It also doesn't really feel that great. +[568.40 --> 568.64] Like, +[568.70 --> 568.88] it's, +[568.98 --> 569.62] it's okay. +[569.78 --> 569.90] Right, +[569.92 --> 570.70] but it's not supposed to. +[570.70 --> 571.00] That's, +[571.14 --> 571.48] yeah, +[571.62 --> 571.82] okay, +[571.92 --> 572.44] so yes. +[572.54 --> 574.50] That seems like a really smart sales pitch. +[574.50 --> 574.66] Oh, +[574.68 --> 575.92] it's a brilliant sales pitch. +[575.94 --> 576.82] It doesn't have to feel good. +[576.86 --> 577.38] It's ergonomic. +[577.98 --> 580.14] So it holds me in a relatively good position. +[580.46 --> 581.82] So I'm probably going to end up keeping it, +[581.88 --> 582.96] because it'll be good for my spine. +[583.22 --> 583.46] Okay, +[583.64 --> 584.28] sounds good. +[585.00 --> 586.38] The doctor dude says, +[586.48 --> 586.72] I like, +[586.80 --> 588.44] really need to do something about that, +[588.78 --> 589.88] because my spine's getting all weird, +[589.94 --> 591.24] because I sit like this all the time. +[591.52 --> 591.92] So yeah, +[591.92 --> 592.52] sounds good. +[592.64 --> 592.82] Okay, +[592.92 --> 593.52] let's do it up. +[593.52 --> 594.26] You think you sit like this all the time? +[594.28 --> 594.48] Yeah, +[594.56 --> 594.76] like, +[594.86 --> 596.88] so, +[597.28 --> 597.52] okay, +[597.56 --> 598.60] I'm probably going to keep it, +[598.68 --> 600.10] except like the, +[600.14 --> 601.30] the base isn't foam, +[601.44 --> 602.22] which is kind of cool, +[602.22 --> 603.06] because it's breathable, +[603.22 --> 605.16] but they use these plasticky spring things, +[605.28 --> 607.04] and that's great in most areas, +[607.14 --> 609.24] except for where the reinforced bar is. +[609.80 --> 610.20] Right. +[610.22 --> 610.66] And you can like, +[610.80 --> 611.96] super feel this bar, +[612.20 --> 613.78] that is just under you all the time. +[613.80 --> 615.36] Have you tried the OM5? +[616.12 --> 616.92] Is this the, +[617.00 --> 617.42] uh, +[617.86 --> 619.22] we had like an orangey one? +[619.24 --> 619.44] Yeah, +[619.48 --> 620.42] we did a review of it. +[620.42 --> 622.26] So my problem with that was it didn't lock? +[622.78 --> 623.74] The new one locks. +[624.30 --> 624.56] Oh, +[624.64 --> 625.32] I might try that. +[625.42 --> 626.48] I can return my chair. +[626.60 --> 626.76] Uh, +[626.76 --> 627.22] you know what? +[627.26 --> 627.98] You should come over. +[628.64 --> 630.12] Maybe come over in, +[630.20 --> 630.48] uh, +[630.52 --> 630.96] oh, +[631.44 --> 631.94] holy crap, +[632.02 --> 633.52] they have me quoted on their website. +[633.52 --> 635.54] I should make sure what they're saying isn't like. +[635.64 --> 639.74] Linus of Linus Tech Tips says the OM5 is the most comfortable chair. +[639.78 --> 641.86] They probably could have put some context around that. +[641.90 --> 642.70] I'm sure I did. +[642.86 --> 643.56] Let's have a look. +[644.22 --> 645.50] Do they link right to the timestamp? +[645.86 --> 646.70] Don't think so. +[648.10 --> 649.00] I bet they do. +[649.08 --> 649.54] I bet they do. +[649.62 --> 649.72] No. +[649.72 --> 651.08] Oh, +[651.08 --> 651.20] no. +[652.46 --> 652.92] All right. +[653.00 --> 653.18] Well, +[653.28 --> 654.22] thanks for that guys. +[654.74 --> 654.90] Yeah. +[654.98 --> 657.10] I'm sure I probably said that I've tried so far. +[657.10 --> 658.24] Return it in what box? +[658.30 --> 658.88] Someone said in the chat, +[659.12 --> 660.02] sorry to cut you off. +[660.08 --> 661.34] I actually thought about this. +[661.48 --> 662.66] If I return the chair, +[662.76 --> 663.64] I'm wondering like, +[664.08 --> 665.18] like if it shows up damaged, +[665.24 --> 666.12] is it my fault? +[666.56 --> 669.92] I have all of the original packaging because it's a box. +[670.20 --> 670.84] So like, +[670.86 --> 672.80] there's really not a lot going on there. +[673.18 --> 673.70] Like I, +[673.84 --> 674.38] but like who, +[674.42 --> 674.64] who, +[674.68 --> 676.50] who gets in trouble if the chair's damaged when it, +[676.62 --> 677.34] when it shows up? +[677.34 --> 678.02] Anyway, +[678.20 --> 678.54] you should, +[678.64 --> 679.40] you should try. +[680.02 --> 680.38] Wait. +[680.50 --> 680.64] Oh, +[680.66 --> 680.92] actually, +[681.00 --> 681.14] no, +[681.16 --> 682.46] I don't know if the whole thing locks, +[682.54 --> 683.06] but the arm, +[683.16 --> 684.10] the armrests lock. +[684.18 --> 684.68] Like there's stuff. +[684.84 --> 684.88] They, +[685.02 --> 685.12] they, +[685.12 --> 687.46] my problem was if I sat back at all, +[687.66 --> 689.52] I would just fall backwards. +[689.68 --> 693.30] So Yvonne has new ones or has one of the new ones. +[693.50 --> 693.76] Okay. +[693.88 --> 694.32] So you, +[694.44 --> 694.70] I mean, +[694.72 --> 697.28] give it a shot just to make sure because I'll try it. +[697.34 --> 701.56] One of my biggest problems with buying these ludicrously expensive chairs as well. +[701.68 --> 702.44] This one's not that bad. +[702.50 --> 703.48] It's 450 bucks. +[703.58 --> 704.70] That's way freaking better. +[705.34 --> 706.12] Is like, +[706.12 --> 707.82] you can't generally try them anywhere. +[708.34 --> 708.58] Yeah. +[708.98 --> 709.88] Not in Canada. +[710.14 --> 711.36] If you're in like LA, +[711.66 --> 714.58] you can often go to a studio area and try them out. +[714.88 --> 715.18] But like, +[715.24 --> 715.56] I can't, +[715.62 --> 717.44] so I had to go off of like a whole bunch of, +[717.44 --> 717.86] just like, +[718.00 --> 719.84] and buying anything like clothing, +[720.24 --> 723.04] clothing or ergonomic based food or chairs, +[723.04 --> 724.84] like stuff that has a personal taste, +[725.00 --> 727.88] like a personalization element to it online is really tough stuff. +[727.88 --> 728.14] It is. +[728.36 --> 728.50] Yeah. +[728.50 --> 728.98] Um, +[729.26 --> 729.58] like, +[729.62 --> 729.96] uh, +[730.00 --> 733.46] Yvonne ordered some flip flops off Amazon and she just like, +[733.50 --> 734.92] they were cheaper than buying in store. +[735.04 --> 735.86] So that's cool. +[735.96 --> 737.00] So she ordered two of them. +[737.12 --> 737.34] Yeah. +[737.50 --> 739.96] Just assuming that one of them would be a horrible fit because, +[740.12 --> 741.62] because that's just the way it works. +[741.62 --> 742.94] And until we can, +[743.32 --> 749.00] until we can 3d scan our foot and submit that model off to something to, +[749.08 --> 750.50] to make sure something's going to fit for us, +[750.54 --> 751.70] there's nothing we can really do. +[752.04 --> 752.92] But I mean, +[752.92 --> 755.42] I'm actually perfectly fine with them having that quote on there. +[755.42 --> 758.06] Cause it's still the most comfortable chair that I have and that I've +[758.06 --> 758.34] tried. +[758.50 --> 758.90] Um, +[758.90 --> 759.72] I really like it. +[759.90 --> 761.42] So I don't know. +[761.68 --> 761.86] Yeah. +[761.94 --> 762.12] I, +[762.24 --> 762.80] and like, +[763.04 --> 763.88] see people are, +[764.18 --> 765.76] people are recommending stuff in here. +[765.84 --> 767.06] The problem is that it doesn't, +[767.18 --> 769.36] it doesn't mean anything to me because I can't try it. +[769.46 --> 769.60] Yeah. +[769.60 --> 772.92] The only reason that I'm even bringing it up is because I have the newest +[772.92 --> 776.00] one at my house and you can come try it. +[776.00 --> 780.48] And like the only reason why I got the chair that I have now is because +[780.48 --> 782.22] Marquez has it. +[782.90 --> 783.00] Yeah. +[783.22 --> 784.10] Frank has it. +[784.10 --> 789.84] And I tried it at Sevedis is streaming area because it's his chair. +[789.94 --> 791.66] So I don't want this to come across wrong, +[791.78 --> 794.90] but I wouldn't necessarily buy something because, +[794.90 --> 795.72] um, +[795.92 --> 796.22] like, +[796.42 --> 796.60] you know, +[796.60 --> 797.96] let's just pick one of them. +[798.00 --> 798.12] Like, +[798.16 --> 799.24] let's say because Marquez, +[799.36 --> 801.46] he bought a Tesla surfboard. +[801.74 --> 802.80] That's a good point. +[802.92 --> 805.74] Not because it's a good surfboard because he's like, +[805.80 --> 806.56] he's a very, +[806.80 --> 808.36] like he's, +[808.40 --> 810.42] he's very on point with like, +[810.46 --> 811.96] whatever's the coolest thing. +[811.96 --> 814.04] So the last point was the important one was seven. +[814.10 --> 817.24] And I sat in it for a while and was like, +[817.30 --> 817.48] okay, +[817.48 --> 818.98] this is holding me in the right spot. +[819.20 --> 821.20] And it's the same reason why he has it. +[821.44 --> 822.58] He's a tall dude. +[822.62 --> 823.88] I believe he's slightly taller than I am. +[824.06 --> 826.40] And it can hold his spine in place. +[830.28 --> 830.94] All right. +[831.34 --> 832.94] So sorry to hear that. +[833.76 --> 834.14] Anyway, +[834.26 --> 834.80] that was just, +[834.88 --> 835.02] yeah, +[835.08 --> 835.72] it was just horrible. +[835.90 --> 837.34] It was weird because I opened, +[837.50 --> 840.64] opened a Logitech mouse and a Herman Miller chair. +[840.64 --> 840.92] Right. +[840.92 --> 841.84] And I expected like, +[841.94 --> 845.56] I expected the Logitech mouse unboxing experience to be quite good. +[845.82 --> 847.24] It exceeded expectations. +[847.58 --> 851.04] I expected the Herman Miller chair unboxing to be way too much. +[851.04 --> 851.92] And for me to be like, +[851.98 --> 852.60] this is dumb. +[852.70 --> 855.82] I wish they didn't do so much packaging because I could have saved some money. +[856.08 --> 856.88] And then it was like, +[857.10 --> 857.76] wow, +[857.76 --> 862.84] I literally don't think they could have gotten it to me if I saved any amount of money on the packaging. +[862.98 --> 864.12] Because it wouldn't have made it. +[864.22 --> 867.04] Or it would have been like some dude just like handing me the chair. +[867.30 --> 869.14] Because he had to like walk it from the truck. +[869.36 --> 869.94] Rolling it. +[870.10 --> 870.36] Yeah. +[870.42 --> 870.60] Yeah. +[870.72 --> 870.82] Like, +[870.82 --> 871.66] here you go, +[871.72 --> 871.92] bud. +[872.34 --> 873.32] I've got it for you. +[873.36 --> 874.48] We're backing it up. +[874.62 --> 875.44] We're backing it up. +[875.68 --> 875.96] Beep, +[875.96 --> 876.18] beep. +[878.86 --> 879.26] So, +[879.40 --> 879.70] so, +[879.70 --> 880.60] so annoyed. +[880.60 --> 884.76] Give it some time and maybe Logitech will just acquire Herman Miller and then you won't have to worry about it. +[884.86 --> 886.92] Just like they acquired our first topic, +[886.92 --> 887.54] like blue. +[888.26 --> 888.66] Yeah. +[889.36 --> 892.52] Logitech has acquired microphone brand blue. +[893.54 --> 895.02] But don't be blue. +[897.20 --> 898.40] I don't know. +[898.46 --> 899.84] You might want to be blue about it. +[900.64 --> 901.08] Honestly, +[901.20 --> 905.56] there's not going to be much in terms of changes as far as we can tell from Logitech's blog post anyway. +[905.56 --> 905.96] So, +[906.10 --> 906.62] well, +[906.72 --> 906.86] okay. +[906.94 --> 913.10] I will also give them the benefit of the doubt in the way that they have not made very noticeable, +[913.28 --> 915.60] very large alterations to any other companies that they bought. +[915.78 --> 916.62] Like ultimate ears. +[916.62 --> 917.18] Oh, +[917.54 --> 918.40] hold on a second. +[919.02 --> 920.08] There have been, +[920.14 --> 922.10] there's been some frustration with Harmony. +[922.88 --> 923.28] Harmony? +[923.36 --> 924.14] Harmony remotes. +[924.26 --> 924.44] Yeah. +[925.10 --> 925.46] Oh, +[925.52 --> 926.54] that's old though, +[926.56 --> 926.92] isn't it? +[927.38 --> 927.74] Yeah, +[927.74 --> 931.06] but that doesn't mean that people didn't get kind of boned. +[931.10 --> 931.20] No, +[931.24 --> 931.60] I hear you, +[931.66 --> 934.98] but they might've learned from that. +[935.62 --> 936.32] We can hope. +[936.40 --> 937.04] They haven't made it. +[937.12 --> 937.94] As far as we can tell, +[938.00 --> 939.86] they haven't made a lot of changes to ultimate ears. +[939.86 --> 942.54] It seems like this is kind of the thing right now though, +[943.06 --> 944.26] is your, +[944.26 --> 945.18] your Corsairs, +[945.42 --> 946.04] your Razors, +[946.20 --> 952.62] and your Logitechs of the world are just scooping up any brand that kind of matters in the peripheral space. +[952.62 --> 953.54] Like I think we are, +[954.04 --> 954.20] we're, +[954.40 --> 955.00] so we're, +[955.06 --> 958.88] we're on this weird trajectory right now where over the last, +[959.60 --> 960.96] I'd say five. +[961.34 --> 961.58] So, +[961.62 --> 964.28] so going back maybe a year or two years ago, +[964.28 --> 966.26] and then five years before that, +[966.44 --> 971.80] we saw this incredible burst in diversification in the peripheral space. +[972.44 --> 973.40] So we went from, +[973.68 --> 973.86] you know, +[973.88 --> 976.40] like every single person was making some form of keyboard. +[976.60 --> 978.30] Like mechanical keyboards are a great example. +[978.48 --> 978.92] You had what? +[979.02 --> 979.84] Like Philco, +[980.62 --> 981.20] Ducky. +[981.92 --> 982.22] I mean, +[982.22 --> 984.32] do you remember when Das keyboard mattered? +[984.68 --> 985.08] Leopold. +[985.26 --> 985.46] Yeah. +[985.84 --> 992.98] So you had a handful of guys making mechanical keyboards and then you had some more traditional brands that dabbled. +[992.98 --> 994.70] Like SteelSeries had one mechanical, +[994.84 --> 995.18] or two, +[995.32 --> 995.44] okay, +[995.52 --> 996.50] the 6G and the 7G. +[997.38 --> 1008.58] And then all of a sudden you walked around a show like CES or Computex and you could find literally 50 brands that made keyboards. +[1008.70 --> 1009.90] Das is still relevant. +[1011.00 --> 1011.84] To you. +[1012.26 --> 1012.70] Oh. +[1013.34 --> 1013.58] Ooh. +[1014.12 --> 1015.22] I like Das keyboard. +[1015.28 --> 1015.64] Remember, +[1015.78 --> 1016.74] relevant is a, +[1016.98 --> 1017.58] is a, +[1017.58 --> 1018.18] is a, +[1018.18 --> 1019.66] so they're still relevant, +[1019.80 --> 1020.72] but they're not mainstream. +[1021.52 --> 1022.00] Yeah. +[1022.00 --> 1027.12] They can be as relevant as they want to a very small number of people. +[1027.12 --> 1027.60] Yeah. +[1027.68 --> 1031.10] But when you look at the definition of the word relevant, +[1031.78 --> 1032.44] it's, +[1032.56 --> 1033.38] it's relative. +[1033.90 --> 1034.10] Ooh. +[1034.34 --> 1034.82] So. +[1035.26 --> 1037.42] So they were more relevant before. +[1037.52 --> 1037.64] Yeah. +[1037.68 --> 1039.28] They were in relative terms, +[1039.28 --> 1041.84] much more relevant than they are now. +[1041.84 --> 1044.84] When you've got brands like Corsair who, +[1045.68 --> 1046.28] you know, +[1046.34 --> 1047.00] for whom the, +[1047.00 --> 1047.28] the, +[1047.28 --> 1047.52] the, +[1047.52 --> 1051.18] the monthly sales of someone like Das keyboard would be a rounding error. +[1051.18 --> 1052.56] Like that would be the, +[1052.76 --> 1055.18] that would be the samples they send out to, +[1055.18 --> 1061.80] to media when they launch a new keyboard to make sure that everyone and their dog has tried the latest and greatest Corsair keyboard. +[1061.80 --> 1062.72] And hopefully it's, +[1062.78 --> 1064.14] it's sitting in, +[1064.22 --> 1064.86] in places. +[1065.28 --> 1065.56] Yeah, +[1066.04 --> 1066.62] exactly. +[1066.62 --> 1067.58] Um, +[1067.58 --> 1067.86] so, +[1067.86 --> 1068.52] so there's just, +[1068.62 --> 1070.66] there's this sort of relativity to, +[1070.72 --> 1072.04] to relevantness, +[1072.12 --> 1072.88] relevantness, +[1073.62 --> 1074.26] relevantity. +[1074.52 --> 1074.88] I don't know. +[1075.34 --> 1076.12] I'm trying, +[1076.40 --> 1078.82] which brings us to our first sponsor for the show today. +[1078.82 --> 1079.04] I mean, +[1079.04 --> 1080.28] it was just such a perfect segue. +[1080.40 --> 1081.44] I kind of had to do it. +[1082.00 --> 1082.40] Hey, +[1082.90 --> 1086.46] Corsair's Strafe Mark two keyboard, +[1086.46 --> 1090.50] which you can learn more about at the link right there. +[1090.50 --> 1095.98] It's a mechanical RGB keyboard and is an update from the previous fan favorite Strafe. +[1096.06 --> 1098.12] Now with all the features you've been asking for, +[1098.72 --> 1098.90] well, +[1098.96 --> 1101.32] not all the features you've been asking for if you as me, +[1101.40 --> 1103.56] because I'm a big fan of Cherry MX Browns, +[1103.56 --> 1109.46] but it comes in either Cherry MX Red or Cherry MX Silent switches with the Reds offerings linear, +[1109.72 --> 1110.44] smooth actuation, +[1110.56 --> 1112.96] while the silence dampened sound by 30%, +[1112.96 --> 1115.18] which is great for users who stream. +[1115.64 --> 1116.70] That's actually a big deal, +[1116.80 --> 1117.38] keyboard noise. +[1117.54 --> 1118.44] So Cherry MX Silent, +[1118.54 --> 1119.68] definitely recommended for that. +[1119.98 --> 1122.72] It's got a hundred percent anti-ghosting with 104 key rollover, +[1122.82 --> 1124.20] meaning even if you type with your face, +[1124.58 --> 1126.34] all of your keystrokes will be registered. +[1126.48 --> 1126.78] Thank you, +[1126.82 --> 1126.92] Luke, +[1126.96 --> 1127.62] for that demonstration. +[1128.00 --> 1133.54] It's got eight mags of built-in storage to allow you to take all your RGB configurations and macro customization with you anywhere you go. +[1134.20 --> 1137.62] And the top 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1307.42] well, +[1307.58 --> 1310.94] the rate at which we release new generations of graphics cards +[1310.94 --> 1313.94] has significantly slowed down, +[1313.94 --> 1317.32] so in order for us to keep having numbers go up at a nice, +[1317.58 --> 1318.20] you know, +[1318.30 --> 1318.72] nice, +[1318.88 --> 1319.80] good tick here, +[1319.96 --> 1322.18] we're going to have to chill out on the, +[1322.46 --> 1324.82] just increasing the second digit kind of thing. +[1324.98 --> 1325.20] Yeah. +[1325.94 --> 1328.30] I think they're also probably going with, +[1328.40 --> 1328.76] like, +[1328.88 --> 1329.30] if you, +[1329.36 --> 1332.26] if you increase the first digit instead of the, +[1333.50 --> 1334.80] what way are we reading from? +[1334.80 --> 1335.70] The fourth digit? +[1335.92 --> 1336.94] So we had the 780, +[1337.10 --> 1337.62] and then the, +[1337.68 --> 1339.46] we skipped 800 series because, +[1339.70 --> 1340.02] I don't know, +[1340.06 --> 1340.96] it's unlucky or something, +[1341.02 --> 1341.32] who knows? +[1341.58 --> 1343.00] And then we had the nine series, +[1343.18 --> 1344.54] and then we had the 10 series, +[1344.94 --> 1346.04] and now we get the 20. +[1346.54 --> 1347.06] So when we, +[1347.12 --> 1347.36] so we, +[1347.42 --> 1348.16] when we go 30, +[1348.24 --> 1348.56] 40, +[1348.90 --> 1349.14] 50, +[1349.26 --> 1349.50] 60, +[1349.62 --> 1349.86] 70, +[1349.94 --> 1350.10] 80, +[1350.18 --> 1350.44] 90, +[1350.50 --> 1352.04] do we get the 100 series? +[1352.62 --> 1352.82] Yes, +[1352.84 --> 1354.30] but then do we get the 200 series? +[1354.30 --> 1356.42] And then are we back to the 200 series? +[1357.16 --> 1358.38] That's going to be confusing. +[1358.56 --> 1359.04] So in another, +[1359.12 --> 1359.40] like, +[1359.48 --> 1360.34] 20 years or so, +[1360.40 --> 1366.20] NVIDIA is going to have to watch out for that train coming down the tracks pretty slowly, +[1366.46 --> 1368.46] and won't happen for a while, +[1368.56 --> 1371.10] but that could happen eventually. +[1372.06 --> 1372.50] Well, +[1372.52 --> 1374.04] because we had a 200 series already, +[1374.42 --> 1376.10] but that was a three digit 200 series. +[1376.22 --> 1377.90] This would be the 200 and, +[1378.40 --> 1379.76] 280 series? +[1379.76 --> 1384.42] The 2000, +[1384.66 --> 1386.28] GTX 2080. +[1386.62 --> 1389.98] You think they might just end up almost dumping that version? +[1390.64 --> 1391.32] And go like, +[1391.42 --> 1392.02] GTX, +[1392.10 --> 1392.40] like, +[1393.40 --> 1394.20] Alpha 1. +[1394.30 --> 1394.48] Oh. +[1394.58 --> 1394.88] And like, +[1394.96 --> 1395.60] Alpha 2. +[1395.68 --> 1397.78] Or they could go straight to 300, +[1398.04 --> 1399.80] because we never had a 300 series. +[1400.92 --> 1401.12] Oh. +[1402.68 --> 1403.10] Yeah, +[1403.12 --> 1403.42] we're not. +[1403.58 --> 1403.94] I don't know. +[1404.70 --> 1405.10] Anyway, +[1405.48 --> 1406.90] Manly Technologies, +[1406.90 --> 1408.04] an NVIDIA partner. +[1408.04 --> 1410.20] 800 series was used in like mobile and stuff. +[1410.40 --> 1410.72] Yes, +[1410.84 --> 1412.90] like OEM only or some stupid thing. +[1413.08 --> 1413.14] Yeah. +[1413.68 --> 1414.76] Manly Technologies, +[1415.00 --> 1417.54] a vendor for NVIDIA GeForce GPUs, +[1417.58 --> 1423.44] just registered an ECC certificate with the name GTX 2070 and 2080 included in the mix. +[1424.14 --> 1430.24] The GPU chips also contain GA104 and GA104 400, +[1430.92 --> 1434.58] both of which should be Ampere based going by the code name. +[1434.70 --> 1435.20] So if you guys, +[1435.26 --> 1436.44] I don't know if you guys ever noticed this, +[1436.44 --> 1439.88] but the second letter of an NVIDIA code name is the architecture. +[1440.06 --> 1442.14] So GP would be GeForce Pascal, +[1442.54 --> 1445.22] and then GF would be GeForce Fermi. +[1445.32 --> 1447.36] So GA should be GeForce Ampere. +[1448.02 --> 1450.14] 104 means that once again, +[1450.20 --> 1451.72] we are getting not a big chip. +[1451.96 --> 1452.06] Yeah. +[1452.18 --> 1455.88] So 102 or 100 would be big chips. +[1456.90 --> 1458.50] I forget how it works. +[1459.88 --> 1462.42] What's the thing when they had to spin it twice? +[1462.72 --> 1463.42] I can't remember. +[1463.42 --> 1465.68] What was 580? +[1466.46 --> 1466.86] GTX 580. +[1466.98 --> 1467.96] They had to spin it twice? +[1468.24 --> 1468.46] Yeah. +[1469.72 --> 1471.40] So GF 110. +[1472.70 --> 1472.98] Nah. +[1473.34 --> 1473.74] Crap. +[1473.88 --> 1474.20] I can't remember. +[1474.26 --> 1474.86] I can't remember. +[1475.20 --> 1475.78] I can't remember. +[1475.92 --> 1479.20] But there's one aspect of the code name that tells you if they had to, +[1479.20 --> 1483.68] if the first run was good enough or if they had to spin again. +[1483.92 --> 1484.32] Oh. +[1484.78 --> 1485.20] Okay. +[1486.04 --> 1486.38] Weird. +[1486.62 --> 1488.06] It's not terribly important. +[1489.14 --> 1491.90] So it's a real certification, +[1492.46 --> 1495.78] but it is also still possible that the company is using placeholder names +[1495.78 --> 1497.40] and the actual nomenclature is something else. +[1497.40 --> 1502.18] Although we are so close to when it is rumored to be announced at Gamescom, +[1502.58 --> 1504.34] which starts on August 21st, +[1504.34 --> 1510.64] that it is hard to imagine that they're planning to do a switcheroo at the last minute. +[1510.76 --> 1511.38] With that said, +[1511.76 --> 1518.46] I have seen packaging on NVIDIA cards come in with like stickers over top of old names. +[1518.46 --> 1523.46] And sometimes NVIDIA will go so far to throw the industry for a loop +[1523.46 --> 1527.02] that they will legitimately charge their customers. +[1527.46 --> 1530.74] So not like you, the end user, but customers like EBGA. +[1531.00 --> 1533.86] They will literally charge their customers one price +[1533.86 --> 1538.44] and then the day of the launch announce that it's a completely different price +[1538.44 --> 1540.94] and just issue a rebate after the fact. +[1541.14 --> 1542.74] They have actually done that. +[1543.04 --> 1543.12] Yeah. +[1543.44 --> 1545.76] So those guys are like, +[1545.76 --> 1549.96] I mean, I've said this to enough people at NVIDIA's faces +[1549.96 --> 1552.08] that I don't feel like I'm talking behind their back, +[1552.24 --> 1555.78] but enough with the cloak and dagger bull crap, you guys. +[1556.02 --> 1559.60] Just release the product. +[1560.70 --> 1561.04] Okay? +[1561.78 --> 1562.80] Just chill. +[1562.88 --> 1564.10] It's just a graphics card. +[1564.30 --> 1564.88] Come on, boys. +[1565.12 --> 1565.76] Like this is not... +[1567.12 --> 1568.10] No, Linus. +[1568.28 --> 1569.84] We're sending people to the moon. +[1570.86 --> 1571.34] No. +[1571.58 --> 1572.02] Mars. +[1572.54 --> 1572.94] Titan. +[1573.94 --> 1574.82] Shut up. +[1575.76 --> 1578.50] Can you do the next topic? +[1578.60 --> 1579.10] I can't. +[1579.50 --> 1580.96] I'm not even... +[1580.96 --> 1582.54] I'm not going to give you the satisfaction. +[1582.98 --> 1583.44] Gosh. +[1583.52 --> 1588.22] There's a super long topic about a UK committee trying to battle fake news +[1588.22 --> 1590.86] that I don't even want to talk about at all. +[1590.86 --> 1591.10] Oh boy. +[1591.18 --> 1592.32] Battling fake news. +[1593.34 --> 1595.06] A levy on social media. +[1595.82 --> 1596.26] Wow. +[1596.86 --> 1597.96] So this is kind of like the... +[1597.96 --> 1598.52] Oh boy. +[1598.60 --> 1599.48] Do you remember that levy... +[1599.48 --> 1600.10] Oh, we are going to talk. +[1600.16 --> 1600.38] Okay. +[1600.70 --> 1601.30] Let's do it. +[1601.30 --> 1603.84] Well, I was going to talk about the levy on blank CDs +[1603.84 --> 1605.16] that we have here in Canada. +[1605.16 --> 1605.84] What? +[1606.22 --> 1607.06] You don't know about this? +[1607.16 --> 1607.40] No? +[1607.58 --> 1607.80] Yeah. +[1607.84 --> 1610.38] When you buy a blank CD, it comes with like a... +[1610.38 --> 1610.66] I don't know. +[1610.68 --> 1612.22] It's like a couple cents or something like that. +[1612.28 --> 1613.94] But basically, it's... +[1613.94 --> 1615.64] Is it to like fund piracy? +[1615.88 --> 1616.32] Anti-piracy? +[1616.32 --> 1616.48] No. +[1616.64 --> 1616.84] Yeah. +[1616.98 --> 1618.02] It's to fund piracy. +[1618.04 --> 1618.94] Funding piracy. +[1618.96 --> 1619.94] Canadian government. +[1620.10 --> 1620.98] Yarrr! +[1623.78 --> 1624.56] Oh my goodness. +[1624.56 --> 1624.70] Yeah. +[1624.78 --> 1629.46] No, it's to theoretically to fund anti-piracy measures +[1629.46 --> 1633.42] or reimburse organizations that lost money due to piracy or whatever. +[1633.56 --> 1633.90] Interesting. +[1634.02 --> 1636.90] Because obviously, you know, iTunes and Spotify +[1636.90 --> 1641.58] weren't a better long-term solution than charging a levy on blank CDs. +[1641.58 --> 1646.80] So, what they're proposing is a principle-based... +[1646.80 --> 1647.54] Sorry. +[1647.76 --> 1651.54] Principle-based recommendations designed to be sufficiently adaptive +[1651.54 --> 1654.06] to deal with fast-moving technological developments. +[1654.34 --> 1655.66] Principle-based recommendations. +[1655.90 --> 1656.14] Whatever. +[1656.14 --> 1657.06] From the government. +[1657.64 --> 1658.24] Literally. +[1659.20 --> 1660.06] Buzzword suit. +[1660.28 --> 1660.34] What? +[1660.34 --> 1663.78] So, it's a levy on social media and tech giants +[1663.78 --> 1667.42] to fund expanding a major investment in the UK's data watchdog +[1667.42 --> 1670.60] so the body is able to attract and employ more technically skilled engineers +[1670.60 --> 1672.42] who can analyze current technologies +[1672.42 --> 1674.76] and have the capacity to predict future technologies. +[1677.06 --> 1677.54] Okay. +[1679.26 --> 1681.82] I mean, so it's not like there aren't precedents for this. +[1681.90 --> 1684.06] This is similar to the way in which the banking sector +[1684.06 --> 1686.48] pays for the upkeep of the Financial Conduct Authority. +[1686.48 --> 1693.20] There's a code for advertising through social media during election periods. +[1693.76 --> 1696.40] Limits to the most amount of money an individual can donate. +[1697.16 --> 1699.10] And a major increase in the maximum fine. +[1699.22 --> 1703.08] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[1703.08 --> 1703.40] Okay. +[1703.76 --> 1704.30] So, yeah. +[1704.92 --> 1708.36] There's going to be some interesting laws over the next little bit. +[1708.44 --> 1708.60] Sorry. +[1708.74 --> 1709.74] I threw up a little in my mouth there. +[1711.98 --> 1712.80] I didn't actually. +[1712.92 --> 1713.42] It was just a burp. +[1713.56 --> 1713.82] Yeah. +[1714.10 --> 1714.32] Yeah. +[1714.32 --> 1717.76] And I was trying to hold it in so that the poor headphone users at home +[1717.76 --> 1719.04] didn't have to have burp sound. +[1719.34 --> 1720.50] I mean, they ended up with it. +[1720.54 --> 1721.06] It was like really. +[1721.18 --> 1722.46] I didn't expect it to be so loud. +[1722.56 --> 1722.68] Yeah. +[1722.80 --> 1723.28] It was very. +[1723.60 --> 1726.18] It was as unpleasant to feel as it was for you to hear. +[1726.20 --> 1726.96] I can't reproduce it. +[1727.08 --> 1727.24] Yeah. +[1727.36 --> 1727.50] No. +[1727.64 --> 1728.72] You can't really do that. +[1729.68 --> 1731.36] Intel had some roadmap leaps, +[1731.44 --> 1734.32] which ironically are over on videocards.com. +[1734.42 --> 1735.54] Intel doesn't make video cards. +[1735.58 --> 1736.82] At least not yet. +[1737.64 --> 1738.86] Maybe that'll be their new foray. +[1739.40 --> 1739.86] It is. +[1740.46 --> 1741.34] They hired Roger Kaduri. +[1741.62 --> 1742.32] Well, okay. +[1742.92 --> 1743.68] You just got wrecked. +[1743.68 --> 1743.96] Nope. +[1744.04 --> 1744.26] Nope. +[1744.38 --> 1744.54] Yeah. +[1744.64 --> 1744.86] Okay. +[1744.88 --> 1745.18] Hold on. +[1745.26 --> 1745.80] Let's watch him back. +[1745.80 --> 1747.06] They're not making dedicated cards though, right? +[1747.06 --> 1747.26] Go ahead. +[1748.18 --> 1749.26] It's not a card, is it? +[1749.26 --> 1749.44] Oh, yeah. +[1749.70 --> 1750.12] It is? +[1750.40 --> 1750.72] Apparently. +[1751.76 --> 1752.68] Oh, I actually didn't know that. +[1752.74 --> 1752.94] Yeah. +[1753.04 --> 1753.18] Okay. +[1753.28 --> 1757.26] I was just having some fun with him. +[1757.44 --> 1761.08] They're actually making a physical, like, PCIe card. +[1761.34 --> 1762.48] That's the plan, apparently. +[1763.66 --> 1763.94] Yeah. +[1764.18 --> 1765.42] It's the word on the street. +[1765.52 --> 1765.72] Okay. +[1765.78 --> 1767.10] Like, it's not on a roadmap anyway. +[1767.10 --> 1771.16] Because I knew they brought him on to help with the, like, oh, we're going to have your, +[1771.32 --> 1777.30] the, like, AMD, or sorry, the Radeon group technology on CPU and we want, like, whatever. +[1777.30 --> 1777.44] Oh, no. +[1777.62 --> 1777.76] Yeah. +[1777.84 --> 1778.00] No. +[1778.00 --> 1784.66] I think that, I think that collaboration between Intel and Radeon technologies might, if anything, +[1784.78 --> 1787.18] be more strained moving forward. +[1787.30 --> 1792.06] Like, I don't think AMD was super thrilled about Raja moving on. +[1792.38 --> 1792.72] All right. +[1792.90 --> 1793.12] Okay. +[1793.12 --> 1795.42] I do wonder how much a Raja Kaduri costs. +[1795.48 --> 1800.22] Like, if I wanted to hire Raja, like, how would that even, how would that even work? +[1800.30 --> 1801.72] Like, how do you poach a guy like that? +[1802.14 --> 1803.10] And I wonder what. +[1803.30 --> 1804.08] Literally industry legend. +[1804.66 --> 1804.90] Yeah. +[1805.52 --> 1805.92] Yeah, yeah. +[1805.92 --> 1809.90] And I wonder what kind of, like, benefit style stuff you'd have to bundle in. +[1810.06 --> 1810.34] Yeah. +[1811.10 --> 1815.42] He'd probably, he'd probably have to, like, he'd probably have to have, like, you know, +[1816.40 --> 1817.94] like, because it can't just be money. +[1817.94 --> 1820.50] Like, it'd have to be, like, in, like, dogs, you know? +[1820.72 --> 1823.10] Or, like, well, no, I don't know. +[1823.18 --> 1825.76] Like, there'd have to be some kind of, like, additional benefit. +[1825.90 --> 1828.48] Like, you'd have to have, like, a, like, a guaranteed, like, staff. +[1828.92 --> 1832.32] Like, you're going to have two personal assistants and this and that. +[1832.38 --> 1834.70] So, it's, like, it's more than just money. +[1834.70 --> 1840.08] You'll have access to the executive jet from time periods X to Y. +[1840.58 --> 1845.04] You'll have this much sabbatical every two years and, like, that kind of thing. +[1845.16 --> 1847.14] Like, I would be really curious. +[1847.16 --> 1847.50] It's got to be extra stuff. +[1847.68 --> 1853.30] Because beyond a certain point, not everyone, but a lot of people will stop caring at least as much about money. +[1853.52 --> 1853.64] Yeah. +[1853.64 --> 1857.18] And it will take astronomically more to make it really worth their while. +[1857.18 --> 1857.34] Yeah. +[1857.40 --> 1859.04] So, you want to start putting in other stuff. +[1859.22 --> 1859.44] Yeah. +[1859.44 --> 1862.44] You have to start building, like, a benefits package. +[1862.86 --> 1868.74] I've actually spent very little time with people who I would consider to be, like, real executives. +[1868.74 --> 1878.18] But I did spend some time with the executive assistant of an executive at a very large tech company a little while ago. +[1878.34 --> 1879.52] I was at a dinner. +[1880.16 --> 1885.92] And I ended up at the table with, like, kind of the assistants and stuff. +[1886.12 --> 1886.24] Yeah. +[1886.24 --> 1891.90] And honestly, the conversation there was far more interesting than what I would have gotten sitting with the executives, I think. +[1891.98 --> 1894.24] Because it's all the, like, scuttlebutts. +[1894.32 --> 1900.56] So, they have rules, like, how often the executive assistant has to swap out. +[1900.56 --> 1911.26] And that position is considered, like, a really tough position because you actually end up doing, like, a lot of the executives' actual work. +[1913.50 --> 1918.74] But it's considered a stepping stone because you just have all this access to other executives. +[1919.26 --> 1919.64] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1919.64 --> 1919.76] And, like... +[1919.76 --> 1920.88] So, you get your name out there. +[1921.00 --> 1922.30] You get your name out there. +[1922.52 --> 1922.86] And you get kind of involved in everything. +[1922.86 --> 1924.42] So, they swap, like, between each other? +[1924.42 --> 1925.76] Or you just only... +[1925.76 --> 1928.16] You have, like, six months to, like, make your mark. +[1928.18 --> 1928.82] It's more than that. +[1928.82 --> 1930.74] I think it's, like, two years or something like that. +[1930.78 --> 1933.02] But then you have to hire a new one. +[1933.10 --> 1935.14] And then that person goes on to a different position. +[1935.14 --> 1935.56] Succeeds you. +[1935.58 --> 1944.28] Because remember that a lot of large companies have policies and programs in place where people can change jobs quite frequently within the company. +[1944.40 --> 1945.50] And it's something that's encouraged. +[1945.76 --> 1945.92] Yeah. +[1946.04 --> 1951.06] Just so that people won't stagnate, but so that they can retain their best talent. +[1951.18 --> 1954.94] See, my strategy for that is to force people to work on things that they don't want to work on. +[1955.36 --> 1958.48] So that when they're done that, they get to go back to work on something that they want to work on. +[1958.48 --> 1962.04] And they can be excited to go to work just to go back to their regular job. +[1963.08 --> 1963.36] Okay. +[1963.70 --> 1964.56] Thanks, guys. +[1965.16 --> 1965.88] Sorry, AJ. +[1967.36 --> 1968.48] You're almost done, dude. +[1968.80 --> 1970.98] In other news, here's that leak we were talking about. +[1970.98 --> 1974.98] So, apparently, there's some kind of new... +[1976.44 --> 1977.74] Is he in chat? +[1977.92 --> 1979.56] Oh, that doesn't work, Luke. +[1979.68 --> 1980.32] Well, didn't it? +[1980.74 --> 1981.60] He told me it did. +[1981.74 --> 1982.70] Is he lying to me? +[1982.70 --> 1984.42] Because I'd love to know. +[1986.10 --> 1988.14] I'm watching for AJ. +[1989.28 --> 1991.00] Is he misleading me? +[1991.22 --> 1991.70] Oh, boy. +[1991.86 --> 1993.50] Does float plane even exist? +[1993.84 --> 1994.98] Like, is this... +[1994.98 --> 1996.32] Do you even work for us? +[1998.48 --> 1999.54] Oh, boy. +[2001.42 --> 2002.30] Dot, dot, dot. +[2002.34 --> 2002.98] Dot, dot, dot. +[2003.42 --> 2006.54] Meanwhile, Luke's just been siphoning all the money. +[2007.04 --> 2007.26] Yeah. +[2007.26 --> 2010.50] And AJ's like, what? +[2010.56 --> 2011.10] There was money? +[2011.54 --> 2012.26] The float plane? +[2012.34 --> 2012.78] What's that? +[2015.02 --> 2015.70] All right. +[2015.82 --> 2016.50] So, okay. +[2016.58 --> 2016.90] Okay. +[2016.90 --> 2017.80] This roadmap. +[2018.32 --> 2024.18] So, apparently, in 2018, we are getting a 9700K, okay? +[2024.32 --> 2026.12] According to the roadmap leak. +[2026.12 --> 2034.94] And then, sometime in Q3 of 2018, there's going to be something called a 9900K, which is going +[2034.94 --> 2040.08] to be higher end than the existing Core i9s or something. +[2040.22 --> 2042.42] Someone in chat said, siphoning money to afford your chair. +[2042.80 --> 2046.32] Technically, I saved for four and a half years to buy that chair. +[2046.34 --> 2046.36] Yeah. +[2046.36 --> 2047.04] You look at it that way. +[2047.18 --> 2047.34] Yeah. +[2047.58 --> 2050.18] Technically, I've saved for 10 years to replace my car. +[2050.26 --> 2052.06] So, I should just run out and buy a Model X then, right? +[2052.42 --> 2053.16] Oh, boy. +[2054.04 --> 2054.82] By that logic. +[2055.24 --> 2055.56] Oh. +[2056.60 --> 2058.24] This one was, like, highly recommended. +[2058.38 --> 2060.66] You know what's really funny is I... +[2060.66 --> 2061.90] I'm probably going to return it. +[2062.58 --> 2065.06] I'm supposed to be shopping for cars. +[2065.70 --> 2065.82] Yeah. +[2065.84 --> 2067.90] Because I have made a commitment to my life. +[2067.94 --> 2067.96] Okay. +[2067.96 --> 2071.72] I was going to say, when I drove up today, like, when it was pink and stuff, it was pretty +[2071.72 --> 2072.00] bad. +[2072.22 --> 2075.98] You got the dick butt on the mirror, or on the back window is pretty bad. +[2076.30 --> 2079.80] It's bad now. +[2080.28 --> 2082.32] Like, it's, like, a different level. +[2082.86 --> 2085.00] It actually looks like it has a disease. +[2085.00 --> 2087.00] I'm actually tired of it now. +[2087.12 --> 2090.54] Like, it's the only car that I know of that I've ever looked at that I'm like, that is +[2090.54 --> 2091.64] problematic. +[2091.96 --> 2093.20] Like, it's not even funny. +[2093.44 --> 2093.76] No. +[2093.90 --> 2095.22] It's just an eyesore. +[2095.28 --> 2096.64] It's too far. +[2096.64 --> 2097.86] I haven't been pulled over yet. +[2098.74 --> 2100.16] I've been daily driving it. +[2101.20 --> 2101.56] Okay. +[2101.66 --> 2101.94] You know what? +[2101.94 --> 2103.02] Let's get through these leaks first. +[2103.02 --> 2108.98] So, the 28 core part that Intel teased back at Computex is apparently going to be a brand +[2108.98 --> 2111.02] new market segment with a different chipset and socket. +[2111.18 --> 2113.00] I mean, anyone who knows anything would have known that. +[2113.08 --> 2114.16] 3647 socket. +[2114.72 --> 2119.62] And then probably some kind of cut down version of their C620 whatever chipsets. +[2120.60 --> 2123.14] There's going to be a Basin Falls refresh in November 2018. +[2123.74 --> 2124.16] Okay. +[2124.36 --> 2125.16] Glacier Falls. +[2125.30 --> 2126.66] But in production later. +[2126.92 --> 2128.16] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[2128.16 --> 2128.40] Okay. +[2128.46 --> 2129.06] So, back to the car. +[2129.72 --> 2135.92] So, I have made a commitment to my wife that I will replace it by the time the next service +[2135.92 --> 2136.90] period rolls around. +[2137.86 --> 2138.64] When's the next service period? +[2138.64 --> 2144.32] Now, I committed to that because my intention was to sort of just keep driving it. +[2144.38 --> 2144.68] Yeah. +[2145.14 --> 2148.18] Because there was going to be another 8,000 kilometers. +[2148.18 --> 2151.82] It's about 5,000 miles left before it needed to be serviced again. +[2151.82 --> 2159.48] But I'm starting to come around to getting on that a little earlier. +[2159.64 --> 2165.74] But the stupid thing is that, honestly, look, I'm not going to lie to you guys. +[2165.82 --> 2167.04] I can afford a new car. +[2167.76 --> 2168.04] Yeah. +[2168.86 --> 2169.38] Obviously. +[2169.86 --> 2173.68] We, you know, and I don't even mean like brand new car. +[2173.92 --> 2178.20] Like, I can afford to replace that car with something better than that car. +[2178.20 --> 2183.80] Probably most of you watching could afford to replace that car with something better than +[2183.80 --> 2184.26] that car. +[2184.46 --> 2187.74] You could buy something for 500 bucks and it would probably be better than that car. +[2187.74 --> 2187.88] Okay. +[2187.94 --> 2188.34] Shut up. +[2189.10 --> 2190.24] Be nice to my car. +[2190.34 --> 2190.54] Okay. +[2190.66 --> 2190.96] I'm not even kidding. +[2190.98 --> 2191.80] It has served me well. +[2191.90 --> 2192.72] No, no, no. +[2192.84 --> 2193.12] Look. +[2193.36 --> 2193.86] It has. +[2194.04 --> 2195.14] I'm allowed to talk. +[2195.38 --> 2196.62] I'm allowed to speak badly. +[2196.62 --> 2197.20] We thought it was. +[2197.20 --> 2197.56] You're not. +[2197.64 --> 2198.48] We thought it was going to die. +[2198.48 --> 2199.54] You haven't earned it. +[2199.54 --> 2204.06] We thought it was going to die in 2013. +[2204.84 --> 2205.14] Yeah. +[2205.58 --> 2207.60] We were surprised it was still alive in 2013. +[2207.60 --> 2214.72] So, so anyway, um, uh, so, so I, I, I'm getting pretty tired of it. +[2214.80 --> 2219.46] Uh, but my original plan was to just keep driving it until that service and then figure +[2219.46 --> 2222.14] she'd probably have gotten used to it by then and then just keep driving it. +[2222.14 --> 2224.04] But she's not getting used to it. +[2224.84 --> 2226.16] I'm not getting used to it. +[2226.32 --> 2227.72] When you get your new car. +[2227.82 --> 2228.10] Yeah. +[2230.16 --> 2231.84] It's not exciting at all. +[2231.84 --> 2238.60] Uh, you remember how we used, I probably, uh, used to have all those ideas of like getting +[2238.60 --> 2243.94] a computer in the trunk and having like screens on the back of the seats. +[2244.20 --> 2244.58] Yes. +[2244.62 --> 2246.80] I've wanted to do that with the minivan for a while. +[2246.90 --> 2248.22] The issue is we can't find a sponsor. +[2249.10 --> 2249.50] Oh. +[2249.50 --> 2249.86] Yeah. +[2250.10 --> 2254.16] Cause we don't have the expertise to like completely rework the interior of a car to +[2254.16 --> 2254.80] do it properly. +[2255.02 --> 2255.26] Yeah. +[2255.54 --> 2257.50] And so we'd want to work. +[2257.66 --> 2261.96] We'd want to collaborate with like a shop that's capable of that, like doing a good job +[2261.96 --> 2262.26] of it. +[2262.74 --> 2264.66] And so there'd just be costs associated. +[2264.66 --> 2268.86] And since it's not the kind of thing that actually has much practical use, it's not the +[2268.86 --> 2270.46] kind of thing I just want to pay for out of pocket. +[2270.70 --> 2272.02] Cause it wouldn't be cheap. +[2272.02 --> 2274.94] You could actually do wireless for most of it. +[2275.04 --> 2275.26] Yep. +[2275.26 --> 2279.38] Like pretty much all of it, but power and mounting the monitors. +[2279.60 --> 2279.74] Yeah. +[2279.82 --> 2281.32] Like I wouldn't want it to be janky. +[2281.50 --> 2285.42] So there, there are some possibilities and I don't want to get too far into it, but we +[2285.42 --> 2286.16] have some ideas. +[2286.16 --> 2286.48] Okay. +[2286.78 --> 2288.84] Um, but yeah. +[2288.84 --> 2290.52] Are you leaning towards a car at all? +[2291.52 --> 2297.52] So that's the thing is I'm supposed to be car shopping cause I have agreed and I want +[2297.52 --> 2302.00] to, I ended up spending probably a grand total of about 40 minutes. +[2302.02 --> 2303.24] Car shopping. +[2303.38 --> 2303.62] Okay. +[2303.66 --> 2306.28] And since then, all I've been researching is motorcycles. +[2308.86 --> 2313.42] There are some super cool electric motorcycles out there now. +[2315.46 --> 2317.60] So I'd never really had any desire. +[2317.60 --> 2318.52] But you have one. +[2318.52 --> 2318.88] I know. +[2318.98 --> 2319.58] I know. +[2319.68 --> 2320.00] I know. +[2320.10 --> 2320.40] Shut up. +[2320.48 --> 2325.22] I'd never had any desire to replace my SV650S. +[2325.30 --> 2329.38] It's a 2003, but that's the first year that it had fuel injection. +[2330.32 --> 2330.50] Okay. +[2330.60 --> 2330.90] Question. +[2331.14 --> 2332.00] It's a sidebar question. +[2332.16 --> 2333.18] Does that bike have ABS? +[2333.40 --> 2333.74] Good bike. +[2333.98 --> 2335.12] Ah, no, it doesn't. +[2335.22 --> 2338.28] Cause that like wasn't a thing that blew my mind. +[2338.40 --> 2340.00] That's apparently a newer thing on bikes. +[2340.30 --> 2340.62] ABS. +[2340.74 --> 2340.86] Yeah. +[2340.94 --> 2341.14] Yeah. +[2341.26 --> 2341.44] Yeah. +[2341.72 --> 2342.04] Weird. +[2342.20 --> 2343.54] So yeah, no, my bike doesn't have ABS. +[2343.54 --> 2348.00] It's pretty bare bones, but it's got the V twin engine, which I really like. +[2348.08 --> 2350.22] It's got lots of pull in the low RPM range. +[2350.22 --> 2355.10] Um, it's, it's, it's actually, especially now that I'm more used to it, it's really light. +[2355.56 --> 2359.06] Uh, like it's not light compared to a dual sport or something, but it's, but it's, it's, +[2359.14 --> 2359.62] it's light. +[2359.74 --> 2360.44] It's maneuverable. +[2360.44 --> 2369.08] It's a full, and it's honestly got enough power that unless you're an idiot, you don't really need more than that. +[2369.08 --> 2375.46] like if you're doing anything other than going in a straight line um there's not much reason to have +[2375.46 --> 2381.30] much more power than that at least on the road like on the track whole different story whatever +[2381.30 --> 2390.52] talk about your favorite track bike amongst yourselves please um but there's there's there's +[2390.52 --> 2397.68] this bike called the lightning that shut up zero to 60 trying to roast me about a chair zero to 60 +[2397.68 --> 2401.88] that was like recommended by a physiotherapist because my back has problems and you want to +[2401.88 --> 2407.66] replace your car with a bike and you already have a perfectly good bike zero to 60 in two seconds +[2407.66 --> 2413.88] how do you stay on it i want to find out +[2413.88 --> 2423.22] oh my goodness oh man oh is this your so is this your midlife crisis you know the funny thing about +[2423.22 --> 2427.54] it is i've always joked with my wife like i couldn't possibly have a midlife crisis because +[2427.54 --> 2432.84] i've been midlife crisising my whole life like i bought a motorcycle like eight years ago yeah right +[2432.84 --> 2443.90] yeah yeah um so so the thing that the thing about bikes is that they're cheap and by cheap i don't +[2443.90 --> 2450.88] mean that forty thousand dollars isn't a lot of money i mean that for literally the fastest bike on +[2450.88 --> 2457.66] the planet compared to literally the fastest car on the planet we're talking an order of magnitude +[2457.66 --> 2468.00] difference in price yeah so for the price of like a basic minivan which i recently purchased you could +[2468.00 --> 2476.88] have the fastest bike on the planet zero to 60 in two seconds but you can't even use it +[2476.88 --> 2483.58] oh you can accelerate especially in electric electric motors dangerous takeoff +[2483.58 --> 2491.68] yeah you can if your wheel spins i'd love to learn to do a wheelie that's also not legal and the 650 +[2491.68 --> 2498.56] yeah on the road it's legal to do it elsewhere they have like they have like stunt riding courses +[2498.56 --> 2504.70] and stuff like that'd be a lot of fun shut up yeah anyway anyway so i'm supposed to be shopping for a car +[2504.70 --> 2511.66] i have actually spent the vast majority of my time shopping for a bike now with that said so would you +[2511.66 --> 2512.26] sell yours +[2512.26 --> 2523.34] range on the lightning i think is like 150 200 miles also someone in the uh someone in the chat had a +[2523.34 --> 2531.52] question what is the uh mileage or kilometers on your lambo on the lambo it's about 200 and it's +[2531.52 --> 2537.26] a little over 220 000 this is just the wrong thing 220 000 yeah a little over 220 000 kilometers there you +[2537.26 --> 2545.14] go um what the crap is this you know what's great is the mobile version has shut up the mobile version +[2545.14 --> 2550.02] of chrome has a thing where when you're stuck in one of these back loops where it just keeps reloading +[2550.02 --> 2554.94] like it forwards you a few times so you can't spam click back to get back yeah on the mobile version +[2554.94 --> 2558.98] you can tell it don't let this page bring up any more prompts but the desktop version doesn't +[2558.98 --> 2567.70] that's lame this owns a lambo oh welcome to the party dude uh yeah sure uh we're talking about my civic +[2567.70 --> 2576.26] it's a joke it is a super le joke yeah so this this is this is the thing i've been looking at +[2576.26 --> 2585.20] that's a nice looking and by looking at i mean drooling over oh it's so beautiful um don't don't +[2585.20 --> 2591.14] look at don't look at this wow don't look at that kind of thing okay um let's see i'm just trying to +[2591.14 --> 2598.00] remember the range yeah okay so the 20 kilowatt hour battery pack is 160 to 100 and uh yeah 100 miles +[2598.00 --> 2604.12] range at highway speed but there's different battery pack options so they're probably talking about this +[2604.12 --> 2608.50] i love how you knew that the basic yeah no i i knew there were different batteries a couple things i still +[2608.50 --> 2613.94] don't like it's pretty heavy it's significantly heavier than mine battery packs i'm assuming +[2613.94 --> 2620.28] yeah it's probably mostly on the batteries but so okay i haven't actually pitched this to the wife +[2620.28 --> 2626.42] yet but let me let me try something out on you and see how it goes okay first i need to know though +[2626.42 --> 2631.92] yes because this would be important for her as well for sure are you selling your bike +[2631.92 --> 2636.52] sure i'll sell my bike i don't really have anywhere to keep it and are are you then not replacing the +[2636.52 --> 2643.18] car oh no i'm i'll replace the car so you're gonna get this and a car okay just just shut up shut up +[2643.18 --> 2648.02] okay she's gonna hold on hold on yeah yeah yeah okay so let's ask you things so so pretty much +[2648.02 --> 2655.18] everyone and their dog has been like you're a tech guy get a model s that's boring okay right well +[2655.18 --> 2660.04] that's kind actually that's kind of my response to that because the funny thing about the super civic +[2660.04 --> 2669.82] is that it's horrible but if your car is supposed to be a reflection of something about you like your +[2669.82 --> 2677.30] car does say something about you the super civic for better or for worse is the linus mobile so you +[2677.30 --> 2683.44] want something rolling fast and electric because you're super fast no no no that's no no it's not +[2683.44 --> 2687.30] that it's not that i just mean i mean it's been it's been this is a reflection of your personality +[2687.30 --> 2690.78] been hard for no no i'm not talking about this right now i just mean it's been hard for me to +[2690.78 --> 2697.98] replace the super civic for multiple reasons one i hate car shopping yeah two it really is such a it +[2697.98 --> 2704.72] is such a perfect fit for me not now but it was it was before it got a little too far now it's too +[2704.72 --> 2711.60] much it was the soup it was the zero f's mobile yeah super practical yeah reliable cheap cheap +[2711.60 --> 2716.98] standard super cheap standard everything even windows yeah that i wasn't a fan of no the windows +[2716.98 --> 2723.38] are okay no ac was a problem though yeah um it's getting worse every year it's really bad metal heat +[2723.38 --> 2729.38] wave recently it sucked um anyway so it's been like the me mobile and it's been hard to find something +[2729.38 --> 2736.06] that says anything about me a model s doesn't no that's my issue with the model s yeah the model s +[2736.06 --> 2740.32] says absolutely nothing about linus sebastian the person other than oh you're a tech guy i get a model s +[2740.32 --> 2747.20] i'm like okay it's also really expensive it's also really expensive but but based on that +[2747.20 --> 2752.16] everyone's telling me to buy a model s i figure people won't be like mad if i say look i haven't +[2752.16 --> 2756.74] replaced my car in 10 years i'm getting a model s do you think people would resent that i don't think +[2756.74 --> 2762.26] people would be mad i don't think it works for you i think it's ludicrously expensive okay okay so +[2762.26 --> 2768.56] so let's assume that people you know and there's no right to repair on model s's on tesla i've heard a +[2768.56 --> 2773.82] about this recently oh right to repair on this is like like tesla and right to repair are like not +[2773.82 --> 2778.66] friends which this is i've very recently heard about this but that's not a that's not so i'm +[2778.66 --> 2782.16] gonna pitch something here i'm gonna pitch something here for the cost of one model s +[2782.16 --> 2791.34] i could get a clarity plug-in hybrid and you're for the daily commute and a super bike that doesn't +[2791.34 --> 2796.98] mean you're supposed to spend that much money it means that i could but it doesn't mean that you're +[2796.98 --> 2803.36] supposed to and it would be the same as if i got a model s but you shouldn't have gotten a model s +[2803.36 --> 2809.04] but i but you probably shouldn't do this okay i want to hear from twitch chat i need a second +[2809.04 --> 2816.60] opinion of course they're gonna tell you a second opinion second opinion um okay okay people are +[2816.60 --> 2824.84] like mkbhd got a model s that makes a lot of sense don't know about linus um okay um i could +[2824.84 --> 2832.34] but am i gonna super bike means midlife crisis dude dude dude what okay vaughn can i pitch you +[2832.34 --> 2839.88] something this is really important okay so so okay we need a straw poll no no you gotta you gotta +[2839.88 --> 2844.50] come on land show for a minute here can you can you straw poll it up okay so i i give her my seat +[2844.50 --> 2849.62] no no no no no she can just she can come she can come sit with me we're we're we're good friends +[2849.62 --> 2855.28] here you guys hang out sometimes yeah we we can we're not afraid of a little bit of physical contact +[2855.28 --> 2861.00] made three babies you know okay ow all the keys in my pocket are killing my thigh you're why are you +[2861.00 --> 2866.00] still so bad at this what killing my killing my lap actually i also have a keyboard in my pocket that's +[2866.00 --> 2871.96] not okay okay okay okay okay okay i need to i need to reach the thing okay so i'm gonna what is +[2871.96 --> 2875.60] the straw poll question i run something by you get it or don't get it because we don't want to tell +[2875.60 --> 2883.14] her what's going on yet okay so model s um costs are we really i had the same reaction i had the same +[2883.14 --> 2890.54] reaction just a second okay okay so the model s costs uh why is it why do they just put loan what +[2890.54 --> 2896.14] what is what is the difference between lease and loan that's stupid like what is a what is a loan +[2896.14 --> 2900.16] no a loan i think is when you get financing oh financing why don't they just say financing +[2900.16 --> 2907.62] well that is what that means okay so a model s uh is anywhere from okay the federal tax credit this +[2907.62 --> 2914.56] is u.s oh crap okay well whatever it's about 85 000 canadian plus whatever i mean i would there's +[2914.56 --> 2919.06] no way i wouldn't get the autopilot upgrade and stuff like that so let's say about 80 to 90 000 canadian +[2919.06 --> 2926.28] okay so would i be allowed to get a model s why i thought you didn't want a model that's not the +[2926.28 --> 2928.92] point that's not the point you didn't want the model s you didn't want the model x okay +[2928.92 --> 2935.66] so would i be allowed to get one i don't know it just has to make sense okay but could i could i +[2935.66 --> 2937.54] make some kind of argument that that would make sense +[2937.54 --> 2951.12] no what probably not actually okay why because it's not practical it's not really seat seven +[2951.12 --> 2957.30] it's not really you seat seven a minivan seats how many people and costs a fraction of that +[2957.30 --> 2966.46] okay yeah this much may be true okay um i mean okay so so from a practicality standpoint no but if +[2966.46 --> 2970.48] it was just like i really want this okay you could probably make that argument okay i can make good +[2970.48 --> 2976.92] good good good okay that's all i need that's all i need okay so now how about this how about a very +[2976.92 --> 2985.52] practical car that costs half as much and a super bike that also costs half as much +[2985.52 --> 2990.94] how about that you're not getting the super bike +[2990.94 --> 2999.40] but it's a lightning zero to 60 in two seconds two seconds does that sound like a good thing for +[2999.40 --> 3002.78] the father of your children don't want you to die we have life insurance now +[3002.78 --> 3005.20] she said that's so excited +[3005.20 --> 3013.12] all right thank you well it was worth a shot +[3013.12 --> 3019.54] oh my goodness you know it's funny that was fantastic i would say i should just do it anyway +[3019.54 --> 3024.32] oh i have to go don't i we all have to go actually okay i would say that i should just do it anyway +[3024.32 --> 3030.34] but the cold hard truth is she completely controls all the money yeah i wouldn't be able to buy a +[3030.34 --> 3034.80] hamburger without her knowing about it like it's actually a problem like i can't surprise her with +[3034.80 --> 3042.02] a gift or anything because all the credit cards draw cash it's actually yeah but if i withdrew cash +[3042.02 --> 3047.54] it would seem very unusual if it was any more than like 100 bucks here and there like i like to carry a +[3047.54 --> 3052.68] little bit of cash because um a lot of places in richmond only take cash yeah but that's the only reason i +[3052.68 --> 3058.78] carry cash so unless i like flipped something on craigslist recently i don't have a ton of i don't +[3058.78 --> 3063.06] have a ton of cash on hand so if she saw like you know a few hundred dollars come out of the account +[3063.06 --> 3067.44] she'd be like hey does someone have your card someone have your pin yeah like no no uh well what +[3067.44 --> 3071.90] was this what was this withdrawal because it's literally her job like actually her job every day +[3071.90 --> 3076.68] to keep track of all the money yeah no no it's not like a control freak thing she's just +[3076.68 --> 3085.04] literally the financial officer of both our family and our company so yeah there'd be okay well +[3085.04 --> 3089.06] let me let me see the straw poll can i at least see the straw poll results i haven't even seen it +[3089.06 --> 3094.50] okay what's uh what's the url here is it case sensitive oh it's pretty close +[3094.50 --> 3103.84] straw poll dot me slash what what do we got 162 yeah 063 yeah uh 67 okay let's have let's have a +[3103.84 --> 3107.98] look here let's show the results with everybody let's get these in real time i mean i gotta vote +[3107.98 --> 3113.30] i gotta vote right yeah like you know obama got to vote for himself so i should get to vote for myself +[3113.30 --> 3120.14] get it vote okay let's have a have a look at these uh these here votes here there wow straw poll's got +[3120.14 --> 3125.52] to work on that there thing they got wow someone in the someone in the building has already voted +[3125.52 --> 3131.66] oh really did you vote yeah i voted oh okay so maybe it was oh did you not get to vote oh i'm sorry to +[3131.66 --> 3142.02] hear that oh what a big bummer that is oh bummer uh so vaughn it looks like you were wrong 56 percent +[3142.02 --> 3151.00] of people said do it yeah so i mean does a democratic society um you know my might makes +[3151.00 --> 3156.86] right uh quantity and numbers uh okay that's it right that's it for the rancho thank you for +[3156.86 --> 3160.58] watching and we'll see you again next week same bad times same bad channel that's not the argument +[3160.58 --> 3161.46] you want right there +[3161.46 --> 3171.84] oh boy what's an ae86 i got someone in someone in twitch chat it's a toyota trino 886 very legendary +[3171.84 --> 3177.90] got a lot of people telling me to get miatas or get a miata this car is sick actually but +[3177.90 --> 3185.56] for like because it was really good like the the the like main dude that popularized drifting did it in +[3185.56 --> 3191.36] this car like the first like movie i think it was on vhs that was like super into drifting was from +[3191.36 --> 3197.90] japan and he was driving a truno 86 okay yeah no that's 86 all right bye everybody bye diff --git a/Countries Tax Social Media - WAN Show July 6 2018_transcript.txt b/Countries Tax Social Media - WAN Show July 6 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..11f18f494e2c8a09a9fdb7d273907d93962fb38f --- /dev/null +++ b/Countries Tax Social Media - WAN Show July 6 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,2412 @@ +[0.00 --> 0.68] Bang. +[1.58 --> 2.52] What does it mean? +[3.06 --> 3.78] What does it mean? +[4.56 --> 10.00] To be happy in a world where the whole, every country, everywhere is trying to go after your internet. +[10.12 --> 12.58] That's basically what the news is this week. +[12.98 --> 17.82] We've got European Wikipedia sites go dark to protest copyright reform. +[18.38 --> 21.76] We've got that the EU internet copyright bill was rejected. +[22.14 --> 22.94] Hooray, I think. +[23.10 --> 25.16] I don't know a ton about it, to be completely honest. +[25.16 --> 29.86] We've got kids trapped in caves in Thailand and Elon Musk trying to save them. +[30.00 --> 32.06] Apparently that makes sense. +[32.16 --> 32.82] This is crazy! +[34.46 --> 46.36] Also, Uganda has a new social media tax, which is actually incredibly expensive compared to how much people make in general over there. +[46.62 --> 47.66] This is not the way. +[48.30 --> 48.92] Roll the intro! +[50.10 --> 50.94] Where is it? +[51.60 --> 52.28] Good. +[53.72 --> 54.52] It's good! +[57.74 --> 58.94] Oh, no. +[60.00 --> 64.70] Couch, couch, couch. +[65.06 --> 68.88] Someone sent me a message on the forum and they thought that Lance is wearing a Tunnel Bear shirt here. +[69.62 --> 71.34] And it actually really looks like it. +[71.58 --> 72.40] I see it. +[72.42 --> 72.90] It's not. +[73.12 --> 74.96] No, I asked Ed and he showed me. +[75.08 --> 75.94] It's a box. +[76.32 --> 77.06] That white. +[77.54 --> 78.14] Crash book! +[78.72 --> 81.26] The white bar underneath his, like, says unboxing. +[81.78 --> 81.94] Yeah. +[82.68 --> 83.78] Yay, PIA! +[83.78 --> 89.96] If you need to get around certain social taxes in Uganda. +[90.74 --> 92.08] And yay, LTX! +[92.40 --> 99.40] You don't need a VPN there because you'll be doing interactive stuff in, like, real life and things because it's fun and good. +[99.52 --> 100.82] Public internet access. +[100.82 --> 101.98] Yeah. +[103.24 --> 105.52] So let's start at the top. +[106.28 --> 111.78] Wikipedia did a little bit of a protest in the EU to protest copyright reform. +[111.88 --> 117.78] And how they did that was they basically turned off two different sites within Wikipedia. +[117.94 --> 119.58] So when you go to Wikipedia, you pick your language. +[120.10 --> 122.40] And each one of those is essentially kind of its own thing. +[122.40 --> 124.08] So I believe they turned off the... +[124.08 --> 124.76] France and Spain? +[125.44 --> 126.24] Something like that? +[126.62 --> 127.02] I don't know. +[127.18 --> 127.74] Italy and Italy. +[127.74 --> 128.44] Spanish and Italian. +[128.82 --> 135.18] The Spanish and Italian editions while in Europe were off, essentially. +[135.52 --> 139.06] So if you went to the site, you just saw this giant block of text that was like... +[139.06 --> 141.08] By the way, that was posted by mains on the forum. +[141.20 --> 141.82] Thank you very much. +[142.02 --> 142.70] I appreciate it. +[143.12 --> 143.78] My main user. +[144.28 --> 144.56] Yeah. +[144.92 --> 148.68] You just saw a bunch of text that was like, hey, you're not seeing information. +[148.68 --> 153.22] You're seeing a description of what they're trying to do and the ways that it will affect +[153.22 --> 154.60] your internet usage. +[154.60 --> 155.82] Look at this internet we got going on right now. +[157.10 --> 158.02] There we go. +[158.66 --> 158.90] Whew. +[160.16 --> 160.78] That was slow. +[160.96 --> 162.20] I don't think that was Engadget's fault. +[162.28 --> 162.94] I think that's us. +[163.96 --> 164.64] But yeah. +[164.86 --> 165.10] Yeah. +[165.24 --> 169.24] So that sucks for anyone who had to research anything at that point in time. +[169.24 --> 169.84] Oh, God. +[171.40 --> 172.14] Oh, man. +[172.14 --> 176.84] I guess you could probably just go to a different version of Wikipedia and like translate the page +[176.84 --> 177.16] or whatever. +[177.16 --> 179.52] But yeah. +[179.82 --> 185.60] So this happened ahead of the European Parliament's final vote on the controversial EU copyright +[185.60 --> 191.64] directive, which is the first time the region is updating its copyright laws since 2001. +[192.16 --> 197.74] They're ostensibly trying to modernize them, but it kind of looks like it's a war between +[197.74 --> 203.54] content creators like movie studios and the record business. +[204.08 --> 204.64] Business. +[204.64 --> 209.86] Versus the giant decentralized internet of people who just want to remix and create and +[209.86 --> 210.22] upload. +[210.50 --> 211.12] Like memes. +[211.72 --> 213.92] That's been at the center of this for a little while. +[214.08 --> 216.82] That's how a lot of people have actually heard about this is the meme problem. +[217.06 --> 219.44] But it has to do with a lot of other things as well. +[219.52 --> 220.40] And the link tax. +[220.98 --> 221.14] Yeah. +[221.14 --> 227.00] So there's two articles within the big thing, which we have linked in the WAN doc here. +[228.22 --> 233.48] So if you are watching this later on, you can check the WAN doc in the link below the YouTube +[233.48 --> 234.54] video or SoundCloud. +[234.98 --> 238.10] Yes, there is an audio only version of this, actually. +[238.10 --> 240.16] And you'll be able to find it there. +[241.10 --> 247.92] The first article is Article 11, which will require websites to pay a fee to link to news +[247.92 --> 250.68] publications or to use snippets from their articles. +[250.68 --> 256.60] So if you're on Facebook and you see an embedded snippet or an embedded link to another article +[256.60 --> 260.72] where you've got a little thumbnail image, a part of the title and maybe a description +[260.72 --> 261.44] of the content. +[262.10 --> 266.66] Facebook wouldn't be able to show that unless they paid some kind of license fee to the +[266.66 --> 267.68] owner of that content. +[267.68 --> 272.74] I think, yeah, it's pretty, like, it's ridiculous. +[272.90 --> 274.76] As if, as if. +[274.76 --> 275.26] That's difficult. +[275.34 --> 279.82] As if Facebook is just going to spend all day, every day licensing all the different +[279.82 --> 281.92] pieces of content that get uploaded to the internet that day. +[282.20 --> 283.02] It doesn't make any sense. +[283.74 --> 285.24] Check out this one quick thing. +[285.48 --> 289.40] I just want to show, oops, how wonderful this is. +[289.58 --> 293.42] We're able to stream, but I can't even like load web pages. +[293.48 --> 294.18] Priorities, baby. +[294.34 --> 294.50] Yeah. +[294.80 --> 295.94] We got this though. +[295.94 --> 296.12] Yeah. +[296.30 --> 297.28] The stream is working. +[297.68 --> 298.96] But I can't see the chat. +[299.10 --> 303.62] So, you know, I am actually not 100% convinced that it's working, but it might be. +[304.36 --> 304.92] I'm going to go. +[305.10 --> 305.86] Hashtag pre-recorded. +[305.98 --> 306.22] Yeah. +[306.36 --> 306.52] Yeah. +[306.56 --> 306.68] Yeah. +[307.28 --> 308.84] I'm going to go with yes while this. +[309.20 --> 309.64] Unintentionally. +[311.90 --> 313.60] Apparently there's an exception in there. +[314.30 --> 320.44] People were concerned about link tax where if you've got some text and part of that text +[320.44 --> 325.92] is highlighted because it's a hyperlink, like check out our last review on this here that +[325.92 --> 329.94] you wouldn't be able to have that here hyperlink without paying the tax. +[330.02 --> 331.82] But I think there's an exemption for that. +[331.88 --> 332.22] Okay. +[332.42 --> 332.62] Yeah. +[332.62 --> 333.64] Because that would just break the entire. +[333.70 --> 335.10] That's what the internet's based on. +[335.24 --> 336.84] That's what Google is based on. +[336.84 --> 337.28] Yeah. +[338.28 --> 338.48] Yeah. +[338.48 --> 344.28] And there is another exemption that allows search engines to use your input snippets. +[344.28 --> 345.00] I was just going to say. +[345.00 --> 345.72] Because you still want to be found. +[346.00 --> 346.28] Yeah. +[346.46 --> 348.50] You want to be found because that's good for your bottom line. +[348.66 --> 348.94] Yeah. +[349.08 --> 350.78] But you don't want to be linked to. +[351.20 --> 356.42] And you don't want to lift up other platforms that are aggregators basically because they're +[356.42 --> 359.36] just profiting off your content without paying you enough. +[359.36 --> 364.40] Or like be used as an image sharing host when that's not where you're supposed to be, etc., +[364.40 --> 364.62] etc. +[364.82 --> 365.12] Yeah. +[365.12 --> 370.46] A big part of it is like the amount of money that a lot of music artists are not making +[370.46 --> 372.74] from YouTube that they are making from Spotify. +[373.50 --> 373.68] So. +[374.60 --> 375.08] Okay. +[375.16 --> 375.50] We're good. +[375.64 --> 382.04] Opponents want these musicians just to renegotiate with YouTube and not kind of stain the whole +[382.04 --> 383.70] internet with a shotgun blast. +[384.10 --> 384.26] Yeah. +[384.40 --> 384.62] Okay. +[384.68 --> 387.22] So my webpage finally loaded. +[387.22 --> 389.62] So Twitch chat people, there's the link. +[389.80 --> 390.24] There you go. +[390.48 --> 391.24] Sorry about the delay. +[391.40 --> 391.60] Yeah. +[391.76 --> 392.70] So there's another article. +[392.80 --> 393.58] That's article 11. +[394.10 --> 394.24] Yeah. +[394.44 --> 399.70] Then there's also article 13, which requires websites to filter user submissions and check +[399.70 --> 401.12] them against copyrighted work. +[401.18 --> 406.86] That is so brutal and would just like crush the forum and everyone's forum. +[406.98 --> 407.28] Yes. +[407.28 --> 407.32] Yes. +[407.36 --> 407.60] Yes. +[407.86 --> 413.38] Any online platform that allowed users to post text images, sounds, or code would need to +[413.38 --> 415.64] assess and filter that content. +[415.64 --> 416.60] What? +[416.60 --> 421.80] Which has a bunch of brutal implications, which are nicely summarized by this like party, +[422.30 --> 423.42] this pirate party of Europe. +[423.42 --> 427.98] Every single UGC site, user generated content site would just be. +[428.46 --> 431.42] This is exactly why, this is exactly why Wikipedia was protesting. +[432.04 --> 433.28] Ah, cause they are. +[433.48 --> 433.80] Yeah. +[433.86 --> 434.12] Okay. +[434.38 --> 434.78] Exactly. +[434.78 --> 437.02] They're even pretty good about like. +[437.10 --> 437.58] Exactly. +[437.68 --> 439.76] Making sure that everything's all okay. +[439.94 --> 440.40] But like. +[441.66 --> 442.88] Placing everything would be. +[442.98 --> 443.88] So here's a list. +[444.74 --> 446.22] Can I send this to you somehow? +[446.32 --> 447.32] Can you click on this one? +[447.52 --> 447.78] Which one? +[447.82 --> 449.12] Source 4. +[449.12 --> 450.22] Oh, this. +[450.22 --> 450.60] Down there. +[450.76 --> 451.28] Boop boop boop. +[452.94 --> 453.74] So I don't know. +[453.82 --> 457.00] You might call this bias because this is definitely one side of the argument here. +[457.10 --> 461.44] This is Julia Retta who represents the pirate party. +[461.66 --> 462.24] The pirate pack. +[462.24 --> 464.80] You can still find good information from. +[467.06 --> 468.34] Knowing is always better. +[468.58 --> 469.00] Go down. +[469.24 --> 470.50] You can find good information from. +[470.58 --> 471.22] Scroll down. +[471.36 --> 472.32] Consequences list. +[473.02 --> 475.28] Freedom of expression limited. +[475.66 --> 476.10] Obviously. +[476.58 --> 476.84] Yeah. +[476.96 --> 477.52] Number one. +[477.64 --> 478.80] Independent creators harmed. +[479.58 --> 479.90] Yeah. +[480.58 --> 483.68] And then there's all this like stifling of innovation and stuff because. +[484.90 --> 485.18] Okay. +[485.24 --> 488.04] Let's say you want to have a platform that gets user generated content. +[488.04 --> 493.18] If you need to police that, then that either takes a ton of staff or it takes an algorithm. +[493.52 --> 495.00] Both those things cost resources. +[495.42 --> 497.48] So something like this just solidifies incumbents. +[498.40 --> 503.24] And then bogs small businesses down in regulation that they just can't handle. +[504.06 --> 504.22] Yeah. +[505.90 --> 507.80] It's really interesting when. +[510.10 --> 516.64] Putting a law into place is getting people to legitimately go to a pirate party website and be like, yeah, yeah, that makes sense. +[516.64 --> 520.22] Like, like, but, but they don't necessarily agree with piracy. +[520.34 --> 521.34] That's, that's an interesting. +[521.62 --> 522.76] Check out this point. +[522.94 --> 523.94] Surveillance risk. +[525.00 --> 528.04] Due to high development costs for monitoring technology. +[528.04 --> 529.70] This will likely end up. +[530.66 --> 536.02] Like the technology would be outsourced to some major players who make that kind of thing. +[536.02 --> 541.86] So that there would be a few large players who are the gatekeepers to everything that's being uploaded. +[541.86 --> 546.30] So they have this data of what a large segment of the population is uploading. +[547.06 --> 547.46] Yeah. +[547.50 --> 548.60] That seems to go. +[549.92 --> 550.32] Okay. +[550.36 --> 553.86] It doesn't go against GDPR or GDPR. +[554.62 --> 558.48] I always forget which way that goes, but it doesn't go against it. +[558.64 --> 559.50] I think it's RP. +[559.62 --> 561.08] I also have the same thing. +[561.32 --> 561.62] Yeah. +[561.72 --> 562.76] I always remember the GDPR. +[562.76 --> 565.64] But after that, I'm like, it doesn't go against it. +[565.64 --> 577.86] But I think it goes against the, the point almost because the, the, I think, I think the point is to try to reduce the amount that you're, you're monitored online. +[578.24 --> 582.52] If you don't want to be on a certain website anymore, you can ask them to remove all your stuff. +[582.52 --> 587.38] If you, your, those sites aren't allowed to keep your stuff for way too long, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[587.38 --> 594.00] And now it's just like filter everything, monitor everything, make sure everything is okay. +[594.36 --> 597.44] Which again, it doesn't technically go against it. +[597.60 --> 601.56] This would be allowed as long as it was disclosed and everything was okay. +[601.66 --> 603.80] And you could delete it if you wanted, blah, blah, blah. +[604.26 --> 606.90] But yeah, it's just weird. +[607.10 --> 608.02] So it didn't go through for now. +[609.16 --> 609.56] Yeah. +[609.56 --> 612.54] The, the Wikipedia protest thing was a few days ago. +[612.76 --> 617.02] I think it was on Thursday that they had their first vote, but it's not over. +[617.18 --> 619.70] They're going to, they're basically going back to the drawing board. +[619.84 --> 621.70] They're going to rework the proposal. +[621.78 --> 628.86] And then all of the members of European parliament get to vote again on September 10 to 13. +[629.78 --> 631.24] This is a nice long weekend. +[631.72 --> 632.16] Yeah. +[632.20 --> 634.00] They get to be in a cabin together. +[635.52 --> 638.70] Also, thank you Master Disaster for posting that on the forum. +[638.70 --> 639.54] Yeah, that guy's legit. +[640.02 --> 640.26] Y'all. +[640.40 --> 643.18] A lot of people in the chat are saying that we look super saturated. +[643.78 --> 644.96] We are super saturated. +[644.98 --> 645.64] We're not though. +[646.18 --> 646.50] What? +[647.02 --> 648.90] I've been told by the people who set it up. +[649.78 --> 651.52] It's not actually oversaturated. +[651.68 --> 654.48] It's what the colored light on the back wall looks like. +[654.74 --> 654.84] Oh. +[654.88 --> 658.98] I mean, that is a pretty, that actually does look pretty realistic to my eye. +[658.98 --> 661.78] This is a blue light shining on this blue wall. +[662.00 --> 665.34] That's a reddish pinkish light shining on that red wall. +[665.44 --> 667.84] And then there's pink LEDs behind that red wall. +[667.84 --> 672.90] So the walls just look crazy because they're blue and red and then has blue and red being +[672.90 --> 673.72] shined on the blue. +[673.72 --> 675.10] Plus Luke is just full of vitality. +[675.26 --> 678.76] His rosy cheeks are actually just full of rose. +[678.90 --> 679.42] Or, yeah. +[679.54 --> 680.06] Rose blood. +[680.20 --> 680.58] Bloody rose. +[680.58 --> 681.30] I've never been outside. +[681.68 --> 681.90] Yeah. +[683.08 --> 684.20] But you drink your milk. +[684.48 --> 684.76] Yes. +[684.92 --> 685.12] Yeah. +[685.40 --> 685.58] Yeah. +[685.58 --> 685.68] Yeah. +[685.68 --> 689.26] I'm getting various nodding and thumbs up from it. +[689.26 --> 689.60] Is that right? +[689.60 --> 691.20] Is everything good? +[691.94 --> 692.98] I think it looks good. +[692.98 --> 693.48] It's overexposed. +[693.62 --> 696.48] But we think it's because the independent colors of lights on the color. +[696.48 --> 697.20] It looks fine on ours. +[698.68 --> 698.96] Okay. +[699.10 --> 703.72] I can't tell because we have a gaming monitor that is not color calibrated at all. +[703.82 --> 705.98] So I have no idea what it looks like. +[706.74 --> 707.98] On all of ours it looks good. +[708.64 --> 709.02] Okay. +[709.14 --> 709.36] Cool. +[709.42 --> 710.22] We're going with it. +[710.38 --> 710.62] Yeah. +[710.92 --> 711.64] It's fine. +[711.86 --> 714.48] Best Buy is going to have this on their monitors on their showroom floor. +[714.76 --> 715.88] On all their TVs. +[716.38 --> 717.26] Look at this. +[718.50 --> 719.72] It popped, baby. +[719.98 --> 720.56] Oh, my goodness. +[720.58 --> 721.52] That sells TVs. +[722.60 --> 724.90] Speaking of look at this, best segue ever. +[725.08 --> 727.46] Elon Musk apparently, for whatever reason. +[728.44 --> 729.98] Saves the world and your children. +[730.86 --> 732.44] From a cave that got flooded. +[732.80 --> 736.92] So if you guys haven't heard of it, there's like, I believe it's a soccer team and their +[736.92 --> 740.52] coach was just kind of exploring around for what, I don't know how this is. +[740.62 --> 741.40] This ended up happening. +[741.64 --> 742.44] This is in Thailand. +[742.78 --> 743.02] Yeah. +[743.18 --> 746.78] It's a soccer team of 12 Thai boys and their coach. +[746.90 --> 747.06] Yeah. +[747.58 --> 749.82] I don't know why they were doing this, but they were exploring a cave. +[750.18 --> 750.74] That's cool. +[751.04 --> 753.46] Outside, extracurricular activities kind of situation. +[753.50 --> 754.34] They hung out too long. +[754.62 --> 755.94] They hung out too long in the cave. +[756.20 --> 756.76] It flooded. +[757.64 --> 761.60] And they kept on getting pushed back further into the cave because as it flooded more and +[761.60 --> 766.32] more and more, they tried to keep getting higher ground and getting to more air and +[766.32 --> 766.80] all that kind of stuff. +[766.92 --> 767.44] So they got stuck. +[767.70 --> 768.56] God, that's scary. +[768.92 --> 769.24] Oh yeah. +[769.46 --> 771.26] Aren't they like 2.5 kilometers in there now? +[771.70 --> 772.02] Really? +[772.28 --> 772.84] I didn't know that. +[773.02 --> 773.42] I don't know. +[773.74 --> 773.94] Yes. +[774.00 --> 777.44] Well, someone else I was talking to told me, Jake said they were like six miles in there, +[777.54 --> 782.06] but the thing I read said two and a half K, which is a big discrepancy. +[782.16 --> 784.72] But regardless, that's scary as man. +[784.72 --> 787.60] Like just having to retreat deeper into this thing. +[787.98 --> 791.48] So it sounds like at the very least the flooded sections is 2.5 K. +[791.48 --> 796.92] Because it says it takes even the most experienced divers up to five hours. +[797.84 --> 798.58] That's right. +[798.70 --> 804.44] To swim through the 2.5 kilometers of jagged, narrow channels from where the... +[804.44 --> 805.46] What? +[805.46 --> 811.22] I guess you're not that many atmospheres down because you're like just barely under the +[811.22 --> 811.46] water. +[811.72 --> 811.96] Okay. +[812.30 --> 813.28] It's gnarly apparently. +[813.54 --> 815.78] So they were reported missing on the 23rd of June. +[815.78 --> 818.74] They were discovered nine days later by a pair... +[818.74 --> 822.04] Days later by a pair of British divers. +[822.30 --> 822.34] Yeah. +[822.68 --> 823.06] Rescue divers. +[823.06 --> 823.88] Who could do nothing. +[824.10 --> 824.28] Yeah. +[824.32 --> 827.60] They just showed up and they're like, no, you can't come with us because it's too crazy +[827.60 --> 828.50] of a dive. +[828.50 --> 832.90] Like they have explored the possibility of getting the boys to swim out. +[833.40 --> 835.44] But none of the boys can even swim. +[835.60 --> 837.56] They don't know how to swim, let alone dive. +[837.90 --> 843.82] And even if they were to dive, they're trying to get them a special like full face diving +[843.82 --> 847.54] mask because normal respirators would probably just get ripped off because it's like super +[847.54 --> 847.94] tight. +[848.54 --> 852.86] So to explain the super tightness to these guys have to be... +[852.86 --> 854.00] Well, they're master divers for sure. +[854.00 --> 858.42] But they like would at a base level have to have the tech certificate because there's +[858.42 --> 862.52] certain points where you can't have your air tank strapped to your back because you +[862.52 --> 863.00] can't fit. +[863.76 --> 869.64] So like I couldn't find if they had to like run them by their side or if they had to just +[869.64 --> 874.94] like go off air for a second, throw the tank through, swim through, and then hook back up. +[875.04 --> 879.16] I don't know what the situation is, but this is not at all a simple dive. +[879.16 --> 886.34] It's advanced enough that tragically, either an ex-Navy SEAL or current Navy SEAL from Thailand +[886.34 --> 887.98] actually did die. +[888.36 --> 888.80] No. +[889.16 --> 890.74] Diving, I think, on his way back. +[890.98 --> 891.90] I didn't know that. +[892.22 --> 892.80] That sucks. +[893.28 --> 894.60] So, and there's a ticking clock. +[894.72 --> 896.82] It's not like they can just hang out and keep bringing them food. +[896.94 --> 900.76] There's a ticking clock because they're in the middle of the rainy season, which goes +[900.76 --> 903.34] for like another three or four months until the end of October, I think. +[905.34 --> 907.38] And there's rain forecasted for the weekend. +[907.38 --> 909.08] Up until now, there hasn't been much rain. +[909.80 --> 914.82] So the water is going to keep coming and they're running out of places to go. +[915.04 --> 917.48] In fact, they might be out of places to go. +[918.10 --> 918.24] Yeah. +[918.78 --> 918.92] Yeah. +[920.60 --> 921.66] Wait, there's more. +[922.38 --> 923.80] They're running out of oxygen. +[924.10 --> 929.08] The oxygen in the chamber that they're in is down to dangerous levels, like 15% or something +[929.08 --> 929.48] like that. +[929.74 --> 934.70] So they had 10 rescuers with the boys who delivered food and stuff and their doctors and nurses. +[935.22 --> 935.60] With the boys. +[935.96 --> 936.52] The boys. +[936.52 --> 940.24] And they got five of those rescuers just to leave because they're just sucking up too +[940.24 --> 941.32] much oxygen. +[941.60 --> 945.66] And they're like bringing oxygen tanks in to the chamber just so they can breathe. +[946.44 --> 947.36] That's pretty wild. +[948.02 --> 951.74] By the way, guys, I can't share screen right now because I have no internet. +[951.74 --> 955.12] I'm going to try to go on. +[956.66 --> 957.02] What? +[957.08 --> 957.98] I can't believe this is happening. +[958.10 --> 958.28] Look. +[959.12 --> 959.84] Oh, good God. +[960.98 --> 961.34] Okay. +[961.38 --> 962.12] We're still live. +[962.16 --> 964.12] Apparently, I can see it on my phone. +[964.46 --> 964.64] Oh. +[964.64 --> 966.44] I connected to LTE on my phone. +[966.44 --> 967.36] I'm going to try to go. +[967.36 --> 967.44] Oh. +[967.72 --> 969.44] You look so natural. +[969.56 --> 970.66] That's not saturated at all. +[971.90 --> 972.30] Yeah. +[972.46 --> 972.74] Whatever. +[973.04 --> 975.28] So if they can't walk out. +[976.10 --> 977.20] So they can't swim out. +[977.32 --> 978.72] So they end up thinking maybe they could walk out. +[978.80 --> 980.32] So they've been pumping water out of there. +[980.64 --> 980.82] Yeah. +[981.10 --> 983.08] But like freaking tons of it, right? +[983.42 --> 984.44] Like millions of gallons. +[985.02 --> 985.42] Yeah. +[986.18 --> 988.16] And they've also been trying to dig down to them. +[988.32 --> 989.70] They've dug over 100 holes. +[990.10 --> 991.64] Some of them are 400 meters deep. +[992.06 --> 995.34] And this is where Elon Musk comes in. +[995.72 --> 997.04] For two of those things. +[997.28 --> 1001.48] One, he thinks he can pump water out faster using some like Tesla battery operated thing. +[1001.48 --> 1001.74] Yeah. +[1002.36 --> 1008.10] And two, he's sending boring company engineers who he thinks they can dig better or at least +[1008.10 --> 1008.96] help out in some way. +[1010.32 --> 1012.40] So insane that he just got involved. +[1013.76 --> 1014.74] He's like on Twitter. +[1014.88 --> 1015.66] He's like, this is nuts. +[1016.00 --> 1016.14] Yeah. +[1016.22 --> 1020.46] So someone messaged him like, oh, can you help with this? +[1020.62 --> 1021.40] Elon, help us. +[1021.40 --> 1023.28] And he's like, I'll help in any way I can. +[1023.36 --> 1026.80] And everyone just thinks that's like, oh, well, there's no way he can help. +[1027.12 --> 1028.64] He's saying he'll help in any way he can. +[1028.70 --> 1030.80] Maybe he'll donate a bit and move on and everything. +[1030.80 --> 1035.06] He's like, I have access to the most talented digging engineers there are. +[1035.30 --> 1037.22] I'm just going to, you know, ship a team over. +[1037.62 --> 1039.66] We'll try to pump water out faster. +[1039.66 --> 1041.40] And then this was my favorite one. +[1042.04 --> 1047.58] He also discussed the possibility of inserting a nylon tube into the cave to fill it with +[1047.58 --> 1049.26] air like a bouncy castle. +[1049.26 --> 1050.02] That's a long tube. +[1050.30 --> 1051.82] So that is a very long tube. +[1052.44 --> 1054.08] It's 2.5 kilometers, presumably. +[1054.60 --> 1056.18] And then they could just walk out. +[1056.44 --> 1057.36] Hang out, boys. +[1057.58 --> 1057.84] Yeah. +[1058.04 --> 1058.58] Hang out. +[1059.16 --> 1059.48] What? +[1059.48 --> 1063.54] That still doesn't solve the water problem if they're at the end of it. +[1063.92 --> 1066.14] If they're at the deepest chamber they can get to. +[1067.34 --> 1067.66] Yeah. +[1069.60 --> 1070.68] Maybe we can help out. +[1070.76 --> 1072.24] Can we get some hardware in there? +[1072.32 --> 1072.68] Have a land. +[1073.22 --> 1074.24] They can have a land. +[1074.36 --> 1075.04] And make a video. +[1075.12 --> 1075.42] Yeah. +[1075.58 --> 1076.22] They can have a land. +[1076.22 --> 1076.58] Yeah. +[1076.82 --> 1077.96] You can dive in there. +[1078.20 --> 1078.66] Heck yeah. +[1078.90 --> 1079.54] Hosted by Luke. +[1079.54 --> 1080.46] I would die. +[1081.34 --> 1083.66] If that Navy SEAL died, I'm screwed. +[1083.98 --> 1084.96] Oh my god. +[1085.18 --> 1089.00] I'm also a fairly large person, so these confined spaces sounds like. +[1089.08 --> 1092.88] Can you imagine these kids were in there for nine days, like before they even had contact? +[1093.12 --> 1095.24] Having no idea if they were going to make it out. +[1095.68 --> 1096.28] That's insane. +[1096.28 --> 1098.92] Just drinking the rain water and not eating. +[1099.52 --> 1101.92] They're like all super weak when they get found. +[1102.08 --> 1102.52] Holy cow. +[1103.52 --> 1107.38] So, prayers and thoughts and all that to those kids. +[1107.92 --> 1109.48] At least they didn't beat each other. +[1109.54 --> 1109.84] I'm pretty. +[1109.84 --> 1111.70] I know that sounds insane, but that's like happened. +[1112.34 --> 1112.62] Yeah. +[1112.72 --> 1115.14] Wasn't there like a rugby team that got lost in the mountains or something? +[1116.18 --> 1117.12] Like forever ago? +[1117.14 --> 1117.54] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1117.54 --> 1117.90] There's a movie. +[1117.98 --> 1118.90] I think it's called Alive. +[1119.64 --> 1120.74] Where there's like a plane crash. +[1121.74 --> 1122.78] Something like that, yeah. +[1122.92 --> 1124.12] They referenced it in The Simpsons. +[1124.22 --> 1125.08] I saw it when I was a kid. +[1125.14 --> 1125.74] That's all I know. +[1126.20 --> 1127.46] But that's like, that was a thing. +[1128.80 --> 1129.34] Anyways, yeah. +[1129.42 --> 1130.42] More rain is expected. +[1130.96 --> 1132.20] There's a bunch of different rescue teams. +[1132.20 --> 1133.56] People from all over are trying to help. +[1133.74 --> 1135.24] And this has been quite documented. +[1135.38 --> 1137.66] So, if you want to learn more about it, you can check it out. +[1137.86 --> 1138.32] But, yeah. +[1138.42 --> 1141.68] Apparently, Elon is getting involved because that's the world right now. +[1141.78 --> 1142.76] That's how that works. +[1143.14 --> 1144.08] Something crazy happens. +[1144.22 --> 1144.96] So, Elon shows up. +[1144.96 --> 1146.40] I think they're going to make it. +[1147.42 --> 1148.96] I'm pretty optimistic. +[1149.34 --> 1152.14] I'm really sad that that Navy SEAL died. +[1152.40 --> 1156.40] You can actually see footage from inside the cave where the original divers who found them +[1156.40 --> 1158.12] took a video when they were speaking to them. +[1158.14 --> 1161.02] And I think they even were like FaceTiming their families and stuff. +[1162.20 --> 1163.58] Check it out. +[1165.24 --> 1166.92] Maybe they're above the ground. +[1168.76 --> 1174.64] There are places where water runs uphill right into the next topic. +[1175.10 --> 1175.52] Uganda. +[1178.38 --> 1179.18] All right. +[1179.24 --> 1179.44] Yeah. +[1179.88 --> 1180.44] Uganda. +[1180.66 --> 1183.50] Social media is now a taxable activity. +[1183.50 --> 1190.12] Let me take you on an internet spiral journey that I went on this afternoon when I was reading +[1190.12 --> 1190.70] about this. +[1191.28 --> 1191.36] Okay. +[1191.46 --> 1192.50] So, first I went to like... +[1193.52 --> 1195.90] By the way, this was posted by DuckDodgers on the forum. +[1195.92 --> 1196.62] Which is where I started. +[1196.80 --> 1197.24] On the forum. +[1197.50 --> 1197.62] Yeah. +[1197.78 --> 1198.38] Thanks, DuckDodgers. +[1198.38 --> 1200.00] First, I get to learn about this. +[1200.48 --> 1202.02] Social media is now taxable. +[1202.40 --> 1202.74] What? +[1203.12 --> 1210.60] So, it turns out that what the government has done there has told the ISPs that they must +[1210.60 --> 1215.78] block users from going to certain sites, namely Twitter. +[1216.42 --> 1216.86] Facebook. +[1217.52 --> 1217.96] WhatsApp. +[1218.58 --> 1218.92] WhatsApp. +[1218.92 --> 1219.00] Tinder. +[1219.68 --> 1220.70] And dozens of other services. +[1220.70 --> 1221.50] Crucially, Tinder. +[1221.84 --> 1222.08] Yeah. +[1222.08 --> 1222.88] And a ton of others. +[1223.08 --> 1225.56] They're blocked unless they pay this... +[1225.56 --> 1226.82] It's not really a subscription fee. +[1226.92 --> 1231.78] It's a per day fee of about five cents US, which is 200 shillings. +[1232.10 --> 1236.36] I didn't know there are multiple African nations whose currency is called a shilling. +[1236.90 --> 1238.32] That's Pirates of the Caribbean stuff. +[1238.82 --> 1240.54] That's kind of cool. +[1241.00 --> 1242.36] Maybe they have doubloons somewhere. +[1242.70 --> 1243.10] Doubloons. +[1243.20 --> 1243.90] That would be sweet. +[1243.94 --> 1245.50] So, it's five US cents a day. +[1245.84 --> 1247.38] I don't mean to belittle being sensitive. +[1247.62 --> 1249.56] I never get to hear the word shilling. +[1249.90 --> 1251.42] Anyway, I've already... +[1251.42 --> 1252.40] I'm digging the hole. +[1252.50 --> 1254.62] I'm going to reach those Thai kids with how deep I'm digging. +[1255.70 --> 1256.74] This is getting worse. +[1256.82 --> 1257.22] Yeah. +[1259.04 --> 1264.40] So, it sounds like an insignificant amount of money to us, but keep in mind that there +[1264.40 --> 1265.40] are... +[1265.40 --> 1266.40] How many is it? +[1266.90 --> 1271.24] Millions of Ugandans who survive on less than a dollar per day. +[1271.86 --> 1275.94] So, for this to be five cents or like the per capita income is $600. +[1276.88 --> 1280.68] So, a year this would be $1,900 if you paid the five cents for every year. +[1281.02 --> 1284.98] There's also an incentive to sign up for a month in advance rather than paying per day. +[1285.24 --> 1285.46] Okay. +[1285.46 --> 1285.80] Okay. +[1286.30 --> 1289.14] So, that sucks. +[1289.26 --> 1291.94] And you think, okay, that's just the government trying to make some money. +[1292.00 --> 1296.48] Someone in the chat, which I have to read off my phone because what the heck is going +[1296.48 --> 1299.72] on, it says that Portugal is doing a similar thing right now. +[1299.72 --> 1300.58] I hope not. +[1301.58 --> 1303.52] But back on track, there's... +[1303.52 --> 1308.82] It seems like it's like a money-grubbing, like the government's just going to... +[1308.82 --> 1308.96] Yeah. +[1309.00 --> 1312.22] It's just a new tax and maybe they'll use it for a better internet infrastructure or whatever. +[1312.32 --> 1314.10] But then I thought, wait a second. +[1315.50 --> 1318.18] Countries like this usually have a high amount of disparity, right? +[1318.18 --> 1324.30] So, when you see like the average per capita income, it's probably the case that that average +[1324.30 --> 1325.66] actually doesn't represent that many people. +[1325.72 --> 1328.64] There's probably a lot of people on the high end that boost the average and a lot of people +[1328.64 --> 1329.34] on the low end. +[1329.46 --> 1333.58] So, I thought those poorest people who live on less than a dollar a day, they're actually +[1333.58 --> 1334.78] probably not affected by this. +[1334.78 --> 1336.80] They're probably not the internet users. +[1337.16 --> 1337.30] Right. +[1337.30 --> 1338.80] Or they certainly won't be after... +[1338.80 --> 1341.74] They are affected by this because they won't be internet users after this. +[1342.04 --> 1344.68] So, then I thought, is this like a system of control? +[1345.82 --> 1350.94] Is this like a way for people to not be able to go on Twitter, not communicate, not organize +[1350.94 --> 1354.06] themselves, not have protests because they can't go on WhatsApp. +[1354.22 --> 1355.62] They can't communicate with each other, right? +[1355.66 --> 1356.06] They can't afford it. +[1356.30 --> 1358.72] So, then I thought, ooh, this is kind of tin and hattie. +[1358.72 --> 1365.14] Let's Google Uganda dictator, tyrant, censorship, buzzwords. +[1365.60 --> 1370.72] And so, I went, of course, I went to like their Wikipedia and there is a huge laundry +[1370.72 --> 1377.62] list of things they've done in the past, including arresting opposition members, hiring gangs +[1377.62 --> 1383.42] of young unemployed men to harass and oppress opposition supporters and politicians. +[1383.42 --> 1390.50] And, critically, in February of 2016, the government ordered the mobile service providers to block +[1390.50 --> 1391.70] social media platforms. +[1393.00 --> 1396.72] The government claims that platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and WhatsApp spread rumors +[1396.72 --> 1398.52] and create unnecessary chaos. +[1398.92 --> 1403.34] The opposition has argued that the ruling was put in place to prevent the public from reporting +[1403.34 --> 1405.56] irregularities in the election process. +[1405.82 --> 1412.32] And to note the opposition thing, Uganda's president is serving his seventh term right now. +[1412.32 --> 1413.04] Yeah. +[1413.16 --> 1417.04] So, apparently, like, the elections that they have are kind of fishy. +[1417.78 --> 1418.22] Yeah. +[1418.70 --> 1419.42] So, okay. +[1420.26 --> 1420.82] Then I learned... +[1420.82 --> 1424.42] Anytime you hire a gang of people to harass... +[1424.42 --> 1427.62] Well, ostensibly, they were hired to keep the peace. +[1428.18 --> 1428.94] Oh, yeah. +[1429.36 --> 1429.74] Okay. +[1430.18 --> 1430.58] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1430.58 --> 1431.06] Ostensibly. +[1431.32 --> 1436.38] So, then I found out that, actually, Uganda put this in place after neighboring Tanzania put +[1436.38 --> 1438.72] in similar things, which is the next topic here. +[1438.80 --> 1439.14] Yes. +[1439.14 --> 1440.68] They did it a little bit differently. +[1441.96 --> 1443.04] What did they do? +[1444.08 --> 1444.58] Oh, yeah. +[1444.70 --> 1449.36] Ostensibly dubbed the Electronic and Postal Communications Regulations 2018. +[1449.62 --> 1451.66] Not ACT or anything, just 2018. +[1453.28 --> 1456.00] There was even a parenthetical thing that I took out of there. +[1456.12 --> 1457.20] That's a huge name. +[1457.20 --> 1462.72] But this basically requires online content creators, which includes traditional media websites, +[1463.22 --> 1468.66] online TV, radio channels, but also individual bloggers and bloggers and, like, regular people, +[1468.84 --> 1476.86] podcasters, to pay roughly 2 million Tanzanian shillings, which is 930 US dollars, in registration +[1476.86 --> 1478.00] and licensing fees. +[1478.00 --> 1483.56] So, if you want to create content, you have to, like, get, essentially, like, a business +[1483.56 --> 1483.96] license. +[1484.06 --> 1485.18] Like, yeah, that's a ton of money, man. +[1486.30 --> 1487.28] I wouldn't do that. +[1487.66 --> 1495.64] Even for, like, a more wealthy nation, where, like, your average person has more wealth per +[1495.64 --> 1497.34] capita, that's still a lot of money. +[1497.34 --> 1503.38] If you were, like, an American with 1,000 subscribers, which is hard to get, you might +[1503.38 --> 1504.22] be like, screw this. +[1504.34 --> 1504.64] Oh, yeah. +[1504.90 --> 1505.08] Yeah. +[1506.56 --> 1512.90] So, creators must not only pay these things, creators must store their contributors' details. +[1513.10 --> 1514.76] So, let's say you started, like, a little news network. +[1515.16 --> 1519.46] Whoever contributes to your site, you have to store that author's details for 12 months +[1519.46 --> 1524.64] and have the means to identify their sources and disclose financial sponsors, which is, +[1524.64 --> 1529.20] like, super Orwellian, like, transparency's sweet, but it's also kind of like, who are +[1529.20 --> 1530.02] the detractives? +[1530.40 --> 1530.58] Yeah. +[1530.58 --> 1532.40] Who are supporting, who's supporting them? +[1533.66 --> 1535.34] Cyber cafes must install surveillance. +[1535.34 --> 1541.64] Financial sponsors, I don't really mind that too much, but the, uh... +[1542.28 --> 1545.48] Well, what's, what's involved in storing their contributors' details? +[1545.66 --> 1546.64] No, that part, I do mind. +[1546.64 --> 1547.82] Is that, like, their address and stuff? +[1547.94 --> 1549.32] That part, I absolutely mind. +[1549.34 --> 1549.68] What is that? +[1549.94 --> 1554.62] But the, like, disclosing financial sponsors, I guess it would come down to, uh, +[1554.64 --> 1560.14] what details they want about the financial sponsors and how they have to disclose it, +[1560.20 --> 1560.58] I guess? +[1561.32 --> 1565.48] But being like, hey, we're paid by whoever to do whatever, I don't really see a problem +[1565.48 --> 1565.86] with that. +[1566.72 --> 1568.10] But the rest of it, yeah. +[1568.40 --> 1571.22] Computers' details for 12 months, of course, that's not great. +[1571.66 --> 1574.06] Cyber cafes must install surveillance cameras. +[1574.06 --> 1577.72] Yeah, and then there's all this vague language, like, failure to comply with the regulations, +[1577.90 --> 1583.36] which also forbid online content that is indecent or annoying or that leads to public disorder, +[1583.36 --> 1586.52] which is just, can be anything if you don't like me. +[1586.74 --> 1586.90] Yeah. +[1587.42 --> 1594.44] Uh, failure to comply with that is gonna result in a 5 million shilling or $2,200 fine. +[1594.78 --> 1598.78] A jail term, a jail term of not less than a year or both. +[1599.74 --> 1601.44] So you're screwed, basically. +[1601.56 --> 1607.14] So there's already content creators, YouTubers and stuff in Tanzania who, who have given up. +[1607.14 --> 1614.40] Yeah, so Tanzania's GDP per capita, like I was saying earlier, uh, $879 US dollars. +[1614.80 --> 1620.26] So you wouldn't be able to afford, like, the average person there. +[1620.32 --> 1620.60] In a year. +[1620.60 --> 1621.70] Would not be able to afford. +[1621.92 --> 1622.10] A year. +[1622.10 --> 1622.58] A year's wage. +[1622.58 --> 1623.32] A year's wage. +[1623.32 --> 1623.92] Adminence alone. +[1623.92 --> 1626.04] Let alone if you ever screwed up. +[1626.34 --> 1628.68] That's over two years worth of income. +[1628.90 --> 1629.12] Yeah. +[1629.24 --> 1630.86] With no other expenses at all. +[1631.14 --> 1635.52] One of their famous YouTubers called the idea that this is like a tax. +[1635.72 --> 1638.72] The idea of using this as just like another form of taxation. +[1639.14 --> 1641.72] A flimsy, a flimsy excuse. +[1642.06 --> 1643.04] Is he just screwed then? +[1643.54 --> 1646.16] Promoted by the government to restrict free speech. +[1646.16 --> 1649.18] and wait it gets even +[1649.18 --> 1650.00] interesting +[1650.00 --> 1653.14] oh one blogger +[1653.14 --> 1654.92] not necessarily a Tanzanian blogger +[1654.92 --> 1657.10] no I think +[1657.10 --> 1658.50] it actually was +[1658.50 --> 1661.16] I think I wrote one blogger but in the story +[1661.16 --> 1662.92] it actually is this particular woman +[1662.92 --> 1664.28] well I'm worried about that person +[1664.28 --> 1666.92] so it gets even crazier because they have +[1666.92 --> 1668.54] their own like wiki leaks there +[1668.54 --> 1669.76] the Swahili +[1669.76 --> 1671.16] Swahili +[1671.16 --> 1674.62] WikiLeaks site called +[1674.62 --> 1677.06] Jami forums +[1677.06 --> 1679.94] how do you say a word that ends in two I's +[1679.94 --> 1680.66] Jami'i +[1680.66 --> 1682.98] I don't know but +[1682.98 --> 1685.32] they have this history of of course +[1685.32 --> 1687.46] people upload to their whistleblowing site +[1687.46 --> 1689.30] and you don't disclose who uploaded it +[1689.30 --> 1690.88] it's just like people in the know or whatever +[1690.88 --> 1691.92] they're protected right +[1691.92 --> 1694.98] well now this site has to disclose +[1694.98 --> 1696.92] the details +[1696.92 --> 1699.40] of the content creators who contribute +[1699.40 --> 1701.90] definitely one of the reasons why they did that +[1701.90 --> 1702.68] for sure +[1702.68 --> 1704.86] yeah so now it's either +[1704.86 --> 1706.92] well tell us who posted it or get shut down +[1706.92 --> 1710.04] that's scary man +[1710.04 --> 1710.90] pretty brutal +[1710.90 --> 1712.92] I think I have internet again which is great +[1712.92 --> 1714.46] and another thing +[1714.46 --> 1716.10] where you can tell that it's +[1716.10 --> 1717.24] calling it a tax +[1717.24 --> 1717.94] is just ridiculous +[1717.94 --> 1719.12] is that the blogosphere +[1719.12 --> 1720.88] there is pretty small +[1720.88 --> 1721.62] oh yeah +[1721.62 --> 1723.26] so they wouldn't be getting a significant +[1723.26 --> 1724.36] amount of money from it +[1724.36 --> 1724.58] no +[1724.58 --> 1725.32] it's just a +[1725.32 --> 1726.54] just a means of control +[1726.54 --> 1726.98] yeah +[1726.98 --> 1728.28] scary stuff +[1728.28 --> 1730.20] totally uh +[1730.20 --> 1731.94] it's kind of similar to the European +[1731.94 --> 1733.78] copyright directive +[1733.78 --> 1735.88] but just completely different +[1735.88 --> 1736.74] motivations +[1736.74 --> 1738.38] but the end result is +[1738.38 --> 1738.96] well that's like +[1738.96 --> 1739.42] similar in a way +[1739.42 --> 1740.74] I'm not going to delve on this for too long +[1740.74 --> 1742.16] because it's not technology and stuff +[1742.16 --> 1743.38] but have you looked into +[1743.38 --> 1743.94] the +[1743.94 --> 1746.92] things that were in addition +[1746.92 --> 1747.74] in the +[1747.74 --> 1750.08] so Canada recently passed a law +[1750.08 --> 1751.20] is it 100% in +[1751.20 --> 1752.98] I don't think it's 100% in for a little while +[1752.98 --> 1754.90] but essentially marijuana is like legal +[1754.90 --> 1755.52] and stuff +[1755.52 --> 1756.98] and you can grow your own +[1756.98 --> 1757.48] and blah blah blah +[1757.48 --> 1759.52] most of the population up here +[1759.52 --> 1761.02] seem to be fairly happy about that +[1761.02 --> 1762.36] but also in that bill +[1762.36 --> 1763.76] there was a bunch of other things +[1763.76 --> 1764.84] uh +[1764.84 --> 1765.34] like you're be +[1765.34 --> 1766.96] you're now allowed to be pulled over +[1766.96 --> 1769.04] without any form of cause or suspicion +[1769.04 --> 1770.14] and like all this other +[1770.14 --> 1770.94] oh I didn't know that +[1770.94 --> 1771.24] yeah +[1771.24 --> 1771.98] you should look into it +[1771.98 --> 1772.48] it's pretty nuts +[1772.48 --> 1773.40] um +[1773.40 --> 1775.28] people are pretty upset about that +[1775.28 --> 1776.26] and it just got passed through +[1776.26 --> 1777.78] because everyone was just like +[1777.78 --> 1778.42] oh yes +[1778.42 --> 1779.30] a bill to make +[1779.30 --> 1780.30] the weeds +[1780.30 --> 1780.94] uh +[1780.94 --> 1781.72] now legal +[1781.72 --> 1782.76] yes I will sign +[1782.76 --> 1784.16] and there's a bunch of other +[1784.16 --> 1785.74] you must clean James' room +[1785.74 --> 1787.74] ah +[1787.74 --> 1789.84] you ever do that as a kid +[1789.84 --> 1790.74] like you write a note +[1790.74 --> 1792.16] and you get someone to sign +[1792.16 --> 1792.68] and on the back +[1792.68 --> 1793.02] it's like +[1793.02 --> 1793.94] you must be my slave +[1793.94 --> 1794.38] yeah +[1794.38 --> 1794.82] yeah +[1794.82 --> 1797.60] you just sold me our soul +[1797.60 --> 1798.96] um +[1798.96 --> 1799.96] not it +[1799.96 --> 1800.40] anyways +[1800.40 --> 1801.28] we should uh +[1801.28 --> 1801.70] we should +[1801.70 --> 1803.42] we should take a little intermission +[1803.42 --> 1804.40] from the +[1804.40 --> 1806.80] everyone's trying to be evil +[1806.80 --> 1807.52] land show +[1807.52 --> 1808.54] to our sponsors +[1808.54 --> 1809.02] to +[1809.02 --> 1810.82] to talk about sponsors +[1810.82 --> 1812.38] fresh books +[1812.38 --> 1813.24] fresh books +[1813.24 --> 1813.72] so +[1813.72 --> 1814.80] uh +[1814.80 --> 1815.20] you know +[1815.20 --> 1816.90] if you're trying to run a business +[1816.90 --> 1818.68] in a country where you can do that +[1818.68 --> 1819.54] um +[1819.54 --> 1820.64] use fresh books +[1820.64 --> 1821.46] it is +[1821.46 --> 1822.82] a super simple to use +[1822.82 --> 1823.58] invoicing tool +[1823.58 --> 1824.90] that makes it so you can send +[1824.90 --> 1825.64] uh +[1825.64 --> 1826.80] invoices in like +[1826.80 --> 1827.92] less than 30 seconds +[1827.92 --> 1829.28] you can generate them super quick +[1829.28 --> 1830.24] you can check to see +[1830.24 --> 1832.06] if the person that received your invoice +[1832.06 --> 1833.08] has actually read it +[1833.08 --> 1833.68] uh +[1833.68 --> 1835.14] you can track your time +[1835.14 --> 1836.46] with their timesheet function +[1836.46 --> 1837.72] you can manage your expenses +[1837.72 --> 1840.22] to keep track of who owes you what +[1840.22 --> 1841.58] which is actually super helpful +[1841.58 --> 1842.62] um +[1842.62 --> 1843.12] when you're +[1843.12 --> 1844.30] when you're starting a new business +[1844.30 --> 1845.62] especially a very small business +[1845.62 --> 1847.64] maybe where you are the only person +[1847.64 --> 1848.44] in the business +[1848.44 --> 1849.34] um +[1849.34 --> 1851.06] whatever your country calls that +[1851.06 --> 1851.62] uh +[1851.62 --> 1853.16] i think it's sole proprietorship here +[1853.16 --> 1853.48] yeah +[1853.48 --> 1854.00] um +[1854.00 --> 1855.40] if you're running something like that +[1855.40 --> 1857.06] these little bits of paperwork +[1857.06 --> 1858.62] just creating an invoice +[1858.62 --> 1859.82] checking to see if that person +[1859.82 --> 1861.14] received the invoice +[1861.14 --> 1861.88] checking to see +[1861.88 --> 1863.08] who owes you what +[1863.08 --> 1864.70] following up on all these different little things +[1864.70 --> 1866.00] can take a huge amount of time +[1866.00 --> 1866.98] so the fact that you can just +[1866.98 --> 1868.38] generate one in 30 seconds +[1868.38 --> 1870.86] the fact that fresh books can manage all your expenses +[1870.86 --> 1872.50] and expense things for you +[1872.50 --> 1873.58] can just take a picture of the receipt +[1873.58 --> 1874.42] it handles the rest +[1874.42 --> 1875.06] all that kind of stuff +[1875.06 --> 1876.56] is actually super freaking helpful +[1876.56 --> 1878.64] it also has a feature that tells you +[1878.64 --> 1879.06] um +[1879.06 --> 1882.24] oh i just read the same note again +[1882.24 --> 1883.40] it tells you when uh +[1883.40 --> 1885.48] clients look at their invoice for the first time +[1885.48 --> 1887.44] so that you know that they've seen it at all +[1887.44 --> 1888.60] if you have any questions +[1888.60 --> 1890.24] and you feel that you need to reach out +[1890.24 --> 1891.10] and ask their staff +[1891.10 --> 1892.02] you can just do that +[1892.02 --> 1893.60] and you'll speak directly to a real human +[1893.60 --> 1894.52] there's no phone tree +[1894.52 --> 1895.64] no escalations +[1895.64 --> 1897.20] no return calls or anything +[1897.20 --> 1898.76] you just talk directly to a person +[1898.76 --> 1899.34] which is great +[1899.34 --> 1900.32] god yes +[1900.32 --> 1901.62] it's nice +[1901.62 --> 1902.16] yes +[1902.16 --> 1902.64] it's very nice +[1902.64 --> 1902.98] uh +[1902.98 --> 1904.02] visit freshbooks.com +[1904.02 --> 1904.62] slash when +[1904.62 --> 1905.36] and enter when +[1905.36 --> 1906.66] in the how did you hear about a section +[1906.66 --> 1907.82] to sign up for +[1907.82 --> 1908.78] a free +[1908.78 --> 1909.72] trial +[1909.72 --> 1911.12] and +[1911.12 --> 1912.92] private internet access +[1912.92 --> 1914.08] P-I-A +[1914.08 --> 1915.22] P-I-A +[1915.22 --> 1915.58] so +[1915.58 --> 1916.10] I +[1916.10 --> 1916.80] I believe +[1916.80 --> 1917.38] um +[1917.38 --> 1917.76] actually +[1917.76 --> 1919.02] VPNs are currently +[1919.02 --> 1919.90] uh +[1919.90 --> 1920.88] attempting to be used +[1920.88 --> 1921.64] in Uganda +[1921.64 --> 1922.72] to get past +[1922.72 --> 1923.36] the +[1923.36 --> 1924.46] uh +[1924.46 --> 1926.12] taxation of social services +[1926.12 --> 1926.68] thing +[1926.68 --> 1927.62] but now +[1927.62 --> 1928.74] Uganda's trying to ban +[1928.74 --> 1929.56] VPNs +[1929.56 --> 1929.78] yeah +[1929.78 --> 1930.44] but hey +[1930.44 --> 1931.32] if you're a +[1931.32 --> 1932.46] if you're a viewer from there +[1932.46 --> 1934.86] you can use this for a little while +[1934.86 --> 1935.04] yeah +[1935.04 --> 1935.48] maybe +[1935.48 --> 1937.42] until the ISPs ban it out +[1937.42 --> 1938.92] a little quote from their president too +[1938.92 --> 1939.48] being like +[1939.48 --> 1941.52] it's actually more expensive to have a VPN +[1941.52 --> 1942.52] than it is just to pay +[1942.52 --> 1944.98] ugh +[1944.98 --> 1946.78] yeah +[1946.78 --> 1947.78] except you're a sketchy dude +[1947.78 --> 1948.28] but whatever +[1948.28 --> 1951.46] private internet access supports a variety of VPN protocols +[1951.46 --> 1952.56] and types of encryption +[1952.56 --> 1953.44] and authentication +[1953.44 --> 1957.04] allowing you to dial in the exact level of privacy protection you need +[1957.04 --> 1959.24] it supports apps for Windows +[1959.24 --> 1960.02] Mac OS +[1960.02 --> 1960.46] Android +[1960.46 --> 1960.86] iOS +[1960.86 --> 1961.78] uh +[1961.78 --> 1962.80] in here it has Linus +[1962.80 --> 1964.00] but I assume that means Linux +[1964.00 --> 1964.64] uh +[1964.64 --> 1965.70] and Google Chrome +[1965.70 --> 1966.82] with support for several +[1966.82 --> 1968.70] all the machines autocorrect to that +[1968.70 --> 1969.46] yeah +[1969.46 --> 1970.58] everything in the building +[1970.58 --> 1971.46] I'm sure they do +[1971.46 --> 1972.86] our personal phones have to too +[1972.86 --> 1973.26] yeah +[1973.26 --> 1974.86] it's a rule +[1974.86 --> 1975.78] when you get hired +[1975.78 --> 1977.58] you have to go into your like library +[1977.58 --> 1978.46] speaking of tyranny +[1978.46 --> 1979.42] yeah +[1979.42 --> 1980.68] um +[1980.68 --> 1981.68] check it out today +[1981.68 --> 1982.66] in the link in the video description +[1982.66 --> 1984.26] or just like here +[1984.26 --> 1985.26] whoop +[1985.26 --> 1986.14] whoop +[1986.14 --> 1986.26] whoop +[1986.26 --> 1986.86] whoop +[1986.86 --> 1987.08] yeah +[1987.08 --> 1988.18] I almost tickled you +[1988.18 --> 1988.50] oh +[1988.50 --> 1989.16] I was like +[1989.16 --> 1989.54] eep +[1989.54 --> 1990.44] that would have been exciting +[1990.44 --> 1992.20] it's too hot in here for that +[1992.20 --> 1992.66] it is +[1992.66 --> 1997.42] additional features of PIA include IP cloaking which sounds super sweet +[1997.42 --> 2000.18] browsing anonymously which is sort of the point +[2000.18 --> 2000.72] uh +[2000.72 --> 2001.92] you can avoid data mining +[2001.92 --> 2003.10] targeted advertising +[2003.10 --> 2005.02] being blocked from social sites +[2005.02 --> 2005.88] uh +[2005.88 --> 2008.62] you can block unwanted connections which is cool +[2008.62 --> 2009.60] advanced firewall +[2009.60 --> 2011.68] you can unblock websites +[2011.68 --> 2013.32] which is what uh +[2013.32 --> 2013.96] I think a lot +[2013.96 --> 2015.98] a lot of kids in school and stuff use it for +[2015.98 --> 2016.98] uh +[2016.98 --> 2017.68] because even +[2017.68 --> 2018.76] I know some campuses +[2018.76 --> 2020.52] if you live in the dorms +[2020.52 --> 2022.68] and have internet to your dorm +[2022.68 --> 2024.74] there are certain websites that are even blocked there +[2024.74 --> 2025.84] and it's just like +[2025.84 --> 2026.10] dude +[2026.10 --> 2026.64] come on +[2026.64 --> 2027.68] um +[2027.68 --> 2028.80] and you can save money +[2028.80 --> 2030.44] and then I think we have Colton here +[2030.44 --> 2032.36] for a special announcement +[2032.36 --> 2034.38] I see his feet +[2034.38 --> 2035.42] ladies and gentlemen +[2035.42 --> 2036.56] oh +[2036.56 --> 2038.04] oh is that the shirt +[2038.04 --> 2038.74] actually hold on +[2038.74 --> 2039.82] that actually looks sweet +[2039.82 --> 2041.20] this is supposed to go up a little bit more +[2041.20 --> 2043.00] you can't just change that now +[2043.00 --> 2044.30] you know what Ed you have to change it +[2044.30 --> 2044.74] hey +[2044.74 --> 2045.58] you can't change that +[2045.58 --> 2047.34] hey Wann show what's going on +[2047.34 --> 2048.12] that looks great +[2048.12 --> 2049.38] this is the LTX shirt +[2049.38 --> 2049.88] haha +[2049.88 --> 2051.38] it's pretty cool +[2051.38 --> 2052.24] we're gonna have another design +[2052.24 --> 2053.14] that actually looks really good +[2053.14 --> 2053.74] so +[2053.74 --> 2055.38] do you guys know about LTX +[2055.38 --> 2056.36] can I have that pin? +[2057.36 --> 2058.58] this is the tech linked pin +[2058.58 --> 2059.82] that's a sick pin +[2059.82 --> 2061.24] this pin is very very good +[2061.24 --> 2061.52] so +[2061.52 --> 2062.50] we're also gonna be selling these LTX +[2062.50 --> 2063.76] I'm wearing a suit to LTX +[2063.76 --> 2064.86] I'm wearing this on my lapel +[2064.86 --> 2065.70] like a gentleman +[2065.70 --> 2066.44] are you going to? +[2066.56 --> 2066.96] there you go +[2066.96 --> 2067.98] are you gonna wear a suit? +[2068.60 --> 2069.44] I'm wearing something +[2069.44 --> 2070.10] I want +[2070.10 --> 2071.16] I want to wear one of those +[2071.16 --> 2072.04] I'm wearing nothing +[2072.04 --> 2073.56] what are you doing? +[2073.66 --> 2074.76] he's getting you to talk to this +[2074.76 --> 2075.30] anyways +[2075.30 --> 2076.18] yeah pretty much +[2076.18 --> 2076.74] so +[2076.74 --> 2078.12] LTX guys +[2078.12 --> 2078.56] this is the most scripted part of the stream +[2078.56 --> 2079.20] yeah yeah +[2079.20 --> 2079.58] exactly +[2079.58 --> 2080.34] we rehearsed this +[2080.34 --> 2081.32] so LTX +[2081.32 --> 2082.20] Edsel +[2082.20 --> 2083.22] what are you doing? +[2083.30 --> 2083.86] stop +[2083.86 --> 2085.26] that's great +[2085.26 --> 2085.66] awesome +[2085.66 --> 2087.20] I'll sit like this +[2087.20 --> 2088.20] and get back pain +[2088.20 --> 2088.56] okay +[2088.56 --> 2089.46] alright +[2089.46 --> 2091.32] hello +[2091.32 --> 2093.04] so LTX +[2093.04 --> 2093.66] live event +[2093.66 --> 2095.56] I'm sure you guys have heard about this before +[2095.56 --> 2096.86] July 14th +[2096.86 --> 2097.88] 10am to 6pm +[2097.88 --> 2098.76] you guys should come +[2098.76 --> 2099.78] it's gonna be fun +[2099.78 --> 2100.86] we're gonna have +[2100.86 --> 2103.00] we're gonna have a 20 PC LAN +[2103.00 --> 2104.42] Corsair's gonna be there +[2104.42 --> 2105.64] ASUS is gonna be there +[2105.64 --> 2106.88] we're gonna be doing +[2106.88 --> 2109.26] reviving our triple headed VR thing +[2109.26 --> 2109.92] we're doing that +[2109.92 --> 2110.52] which will be +[2110.52 --> 2111.46] we're at the same booth +[2111.46 --> 2111.90] hell yeah +[2111.90 --> 2113.10] it's Wancho all day baby +[2113.10 --> 2113.56] nice +[2113.56 --> 2114.74] FANACHO +[2114.74 --> 2115.38] yeah exactly +[2115.38 --> 2117.96] so kind of trying to do like co-op game stuff there +[2117.96 --> 2120.28] we're gonna be having a contest for +[2120.28 --> 2123.62] whoever can get the highest score in Minesweeper +[2123.62 --> 2125.08] will win like a brand new +[2125.08 --> 2126.22] like a Titan XP +[2126.22 --> 2127.98] like a 1080 Ti +[2127.98 --> 2129.16] that's sweet +[2129.16 --> 2130.52] I used to actually play that quite often +[2130.52 --> 2131.44] I can't enter +[2131.44 --> 2131.98] so good luck +[2131.98 --> 2132.54] yeah +[2132.54 --> 2133.28] yeah +[2133.28 --> 2135.34] we're gonna have like a bunch of systems on display +[2135.34 --> 2136.06] it's gonna be really cool +[2136.06 --> 2137.88] and then we're actually gonna have merch on site to buy +[2137.88 --> 2138.66] including the shirt +[2138.66 --> 2140.40] for those of you that didn't get it with your ticket +[2140.40 --> 2143.08] and including a secret merch +[2143.08 --> 2145.10] that very few people know about +[2145.10 --> 2146.16] oh yes +[2146.16 --> 2146.60] yes +[2146.60 --> 2147.64] oh it's gonna be +[2147.64 --> 2148.04] secrets +[2148.04 --> 2149.60] it's gonna be sick +[2149.60 --> 2150.50] we're only making a hundred +[2150.50 --> 2151.24] it's James +[2151.24 --> 2152.72] oh it's gonna be the sickest +[2152.72 --> 2153.36] I want one +[2153.36 --> 2154.02] I don't even know what it is +[2154.02 --> 2154.72] oh you want one +[2154.72 --> 2155.48] it's not that secret +[2155.48 --> 2156.52] it involves someone +[2156.52 --> 2157.00] hey is it +[2157.00 --> 2158.58] that's a spoiler +[2158.58 --> 2159.20] alright fine +[2159.20 --> 2161.86] we're also gonna have two unboxings at the event +[2161.86 --> 2163.18] which are also secrets +[2163.18 --> 2165.16] Linus doesn't even know what they are +[2165.16 --> 2166.18] so that should be interesting +[2166.18 --> 2166.58] so +[2166.58 --> 2167.30] he'll drop them +[2167.30 --> 2168.28] he'll drop them regardless +[2168.28 --> 2168.60] yeah +[2168.60 --> 2169.62] everyone's gonna be there +[2169.62 --> 2171.02] if you guys are coming to LTX +[2171.02 --> 2172.00] and you see any of us +[2172.00 --> 2172.90] come say hi +[2172.90 --> 2173.46] come chit chat +[2173.46 --> 2174.22] this whole point of the event +[2174.22 --> 2174.88] is that we're +[2174.88 --> 2175.32] get a picture +[2175.32 --> 2177.02] there to hang out and chill with +[2177.02 --> 2177.80] so it's gonna be really cool +[2177.80 --> 2178.04] yeah +[2178.04 --> 2178.90] lots of fun display +[2178.90 --> 2179.68] and +[2179.68 --> 2180.62] there's other guests +[2180.62 --> 2181.80] yeah +[2181.80 --> 2182.74] other guests +[2182.74 --> 2183.58] so other YouTubers +[2183.58 --> 2184.90] that are probably gonna be there +[2184.90 --> 2185.48] is gonna be +[2185.48 --> 2186.32] Jay's Two Cents +[2186.32 --> 2186.88] nice +[2186.88 --> 2188.04] Steve from Gamers Nexus +[2188.04 --> 2188.44] you +[2188.44 --> 2189.26] and Barnacles +[2189.26 --> 2189.78] nice +[2189.78 --> 2190.18] so +[2190.18 --> 2190.66] yeah +[2190.66 --> 2192.16] and I'm sure I'm missing some people +[2192.16 --> 2193.58] guys from Memory Express +[2193.58 --> 2194.48] are gonna be there +[2194.48 --> 2197.30] we should get Jimmy from Spectrum Glasses to come +[2197.30 --> 2197.86] I'm probably +[2197.86 --> 2198.84] I'm probably missing people +[2198.84 --> 2199.20] yes +[2199.20 --> 2199.66] yeah +[2199.66 --> 2200.04] why not +[2200.04 --> 2200.54] you can ask +[2200.54 --> 2200.90] I don't +[2200.90 --> 2201.24] I don't +[2201.24 --> 2201.54] yeah +[2201.54 --> 2203.08] bring your friends +[2203.08 --> 2203.38] so +[2203.38 --> 2204.74] if you wanna come +[2204.74 --> 2206.92] go to LTX Expo.com +[2206.92 --> 2207.88] pick up your tickets +[2207.88 --> 2208.76] and we'll see you there +[2208.76 --> 2210.72] people are asking if we're live streaming LTX +[2210.72 --> 2211.14] so +[2211.14 --> 2211.44] oh +[2211.44 --> 2212.70] sorry +[2212.70 --> 2213.76] I'm really bad at this +[2213.76 --> 2215.64] I'm gonna be live streaming parts of it +[2215.64 --> 2215.94] so +[2215.94 --> 2217.38] probably on Twitch +[2217.38 --> 2218.12] so right here +[2218.12 --> 2219.00] we'll be streaming +[2219.00 --> 2220.18] not the entire event +[2220.18 --> 2221.66] but we will do a few walkabouts +[2221.66 --> 2222.34] and +[2222.34 --> 2223.20] yeah +[2223.20 --> 2223.96] capture a few things +[2223.96 --> 2225.16] details on that coming soon +[2225.16 --> 2227.36] I'm sure that'll be okay +[2227.36 --> 2229.64] but no replacement for being there +[2229.64 --> 2230.80] smelling us +[2230.80 --> 2231.42] wow +[2231.42 --> 2232.26] wow +[2232.26 --> 2234.04] just getting your nose right up in there +[2234.04 --> 2234.58] pheromones +[2234.58 --> 2235.68] you can't actually detect +[2235.68 --> 2235.96] but +[2235.96 --> 2237.36] that influence your behavior +[2237.36 --> 2237.80] yeah +[2237.80 --> 2239.50] you'll be forever changed +[2239.50 --> 2241.84] by what you inhale at this event +[2241.84 --> 2242.28] oh +[2242.28 --> 2243.60] uh +[2243.60 --> 2245.30] well +[2245.30 --> 2246.08] you choose +[2246.08 --> 2247.46] what do you wanna talk about for the next 20 minutes +[2247.46 --> 2248.26] I don't know +[2248.26 --> 2248.84] I think +[2248.84 --> 2250.28] is there anything happy +[2250.28 --> 2252.12] is there anything that's like +[2252.12 --> 2253.28] government does something +[2253.28 --> 2254.90] that isn't crushing their citizens +[2254.90 --> 2255.70] um +[2255.70 --> 2255.98] well +[2255.98 --> 2257.58] this is kind of neutral I think +[2257.58 --> 2259.02] and I think we have to talk about it +[2259.02 --> 2259.64] because it's pretty big +[2259.64 --> 2260.94] many of you may know +[2260.94 --> 2262.34] that earlier this week +[2262.34 --> 2265.04] Facebook's hate speech algorithms +[2265.04 --> 2265.86] yeah +[2265.86 --> 2266.72] erroneously +[2266.72 --> 2268.12] or maybe not +[2268.12 --> 2268.90] erroneously +[2268.90 --> 2269.82] uh +[2269.82 --> 2271.40] they took down +[2271.40 --> 2272.44] a post +[2272.44 --> 2273.42] that contained +[2273.42 --> 2274.64] a +[2274.64 --> 2275.26] a +[2275.26 --> 2276.26] excerpt from +[2276.26 --> 2278.02] the American Declaration of Independence +[2278.02 --> 2279.56] so +[2279.56 --> 2279.90] yeah +[2279.90 --> 2281.38] leading up to the 4th of July +[2281.38 --> 2282.92] I forgot who it was +[2282.92 --> 2284.08] there was a Facebook page +[2284.08 --> 2284.84] in Texas +[2284.84 --> 2285.94] that was +[2285.94 --> 2287.14] posting snippets +[2287.14 --> 2287.46] from +[2287.46 --> 2288.50] the declaration +[2288.50 --> 2290.44] so they broke it up into 12 different parts +[2290.44 --> 2291.24] and every day +[2291.24 --> 2291.50] they're +[2291.50 --> 2292.74] they're uploading a part +[2292.74 --> 2293.28] and I think it was like +[2293.28 --> 2294.10] 12 days of +[2294.10 --> 2295.00] independence +[2295.00 --> 2295.64] basically +[2295.64 --> 2296.52] and then on day +[2296.52 --> 2298.12] 9 or something like that +[2298.12 --> 2299.58] they got a message saying +[2299.58 --> 2301.56] that your content has been taken down +[2301.56 --> 2303.68] so the message didn't specifically say +[2303.68 --> 2305.62] which content +[2305.62 --> 2306.48] oh okay +[2306.48 --> 2308.76] so it could have been any excerpt +[2308.76 --> 2309.88] but they believe +[2309.88 --> 2311.42] that it's this excerpt +[2311.42 --> 2312.02] that contains +[2312.02 --> 2313.10] if they're individual posts +[2313.10 --> 2313.72] wouldn't they know +[2313.72 --> 2314.80] because one of them just wouldn't be there +[2314.80 --> 2317.98] it sounds like the easiest thing to figure out ever +[2317.98 --> 2318.74] true +[2318.74 --> 2320.48] you are a critical thinker +[2320.48 --> 2323.40] they did eventually +[2323.40 --> 2324.16] like apologize +[2324.16 --> 2324.94] and put it back +[2324.94 --> 2325.94] but +[2325.94 --> 2328.10] the post that got flagged +[2328.10 --> 2329.16] was this little part +[2329.16 --> 2329.50] that +[2329.50 --> 2331.36] refers to Native Americans +[2331.36 --> 2333.12] as merciless Indian savages +[2333.12 --> 2335.20] so +[2335.20 --> 2336.42] you can +[2336.42 --> 2338.10] you can check out the full quote +[2338.10 --> 2339.42] by googling it +[2339.42 --> 2340.88] or like looking on our doc +[2340.88 --> 2342.92] my question to you +[2342.92 --> 2343.58] Luke is +[2343.58 --> 2345.34] should Facebook put it back? +[2345.34 --> 2347.74] wow +[2347.74 --> 2348.16] this +[2348.16 --> 2349.68] okay +[2349.68 --> 2351.60] that's +[2351.60 --> 2352.12] okay +[2352.12 --> 2352.72] one +[2352.72 --> 2353.52] alright +[2353.52 --> 2355.50] technically I am American +[2355.50 --> 2356.62] some people know this +[2356.62 --> 2357.04] I have +[2357.04 --> 2358.72] passwords for both countries +[2358.72 --> 2359.76] I was born in Canada +[2359.76 --> 2360.24] I've spent +[2360.24 --> 2361.28] every single +[2361.28 --> 2363.10] residential day +[2363.10 --> 2363.56] in Canada +[2363.56 --> 2364.52] I've never had a residence +[2364.52 --> 2365.16] in America +[2365.16 --> 2366.08] but I technically +[2366.08 --> 2366.76] have both citizens +[2366.76 --> 2368.74] and technically +[2368.74 --> 2369.22] I'm like +[2369.22 --> 2370.38] sort of more American +[2370.38 --> 2371.00] than I am Canadian +[2371.00 --> 2371.54] because I'm +[2371.54 --> 2372.30] technically +[2372.30 --> 2373.66] a second class +[2373.66 --> 2374.38] Canadian citizen +[2374.38 --> 2375.44] meaning the government +[2375.44 --> 2376.14] can deport me +[2376.14 --> 2376.68] at any time +[2376.68 --> 2377.24] for any reason +[2377.24 --> 2377.82] without a trial +[2377.82 --> 2378.22] yes +[2378.22 --> 2378.92] watch it buddy +[2378.92 --> 2379.36] great +[2379.36 --> 2380.02] yeah +[2380.02 --> 2380.82] I do +[2380.82 --> 2381.88] have to watch it +[2381.88 --> 2382.54] because I can +[2382.54 --> 2383.28] be kicked out +[2383.28 --> 2383.84] at any time +[2383.84 --> 2385.86] but I have a full +[2385.86 --> 2386.88] American citizenship +[2386.88 --> 2388.18] not like a second +[2388.18 --> 2389.00] class one or anything +[2389.00 --> 2390.16] so I'm technically +[2390.16 --> 2391.32] like more stable there +[2391.32 --> 2391.88] even though I've never +[2391.88 --> 2392.20] lived there +[2392.20 --> 2392.62] it's weird +[2392.62 --> 2394.70] but I didn't know +[2394.70 --> 2395.76] that was in there +[2395.76 --> 2396.60] that's a +[2396.60 --> 2397.46] it's pretty aggro +[2397.46 --> 2398.70] yeah +[2398.70 --> 2399.76] it's really interesting +[2399.76 --> 2400.22] because +[2400.22 --> 2401.20] very aggro +[2401.20 --> 2402.52] it's not like the +[2402.52 --> 2404.06] like we've got +[2404.06 --> 2404.60] another story +[2404.60 --> 2405.06] that we'll talk +[2405.06 --> 2405.60] about in a second +[2405.60 --> 2406.54] where an algorithm +[2406.54 --> 2408.02] kind of flagged +[2408.02 --> 2408.54] something and it +[2408.54 --> 2409.36] was obviously just +[2409.36 --> 2411.02] not programmed well +[2411.02 --> 2412.22] whereas this +[2412.22 --> 2413.04] you could argue +[2413.04 --> 2414.96] maybe should have +[2414.96 --> 2415.60] flagged this +[2415.60 --> 2416.72] but then because of +[2416.72 --> 2417.52] the status of the +[2417.52 --> 2417.92] document +[2417.92 --> 2418.84] it's like well +[2418.84 --> 2420.48] this racism is allowed +[2420.48 --> 2421.78] because it's an +[2421.78 --> 2422.54] important document +[2422.54 --> 2423.78] well certain historical +[2423.78 --> 2424.72] things right +[2424.72 --> 2425.66] like it's like I +[2425.66 --> 2427.12] this is weird +[2427.12 --> 2427.80] we're going down +[2427.80 --> 2428.62] a weird path +[2428.62 --> 2429.30] for the land show +[2429.30 --> 2430.58] this is not technology +[2430.58 --> 2432.80] but I don't think +[2432.80 --> 2433.60] history should be +[2433.60 --> 2434.80] changed personally +[2434.80 --> 2437.00] like I don't think +[2437.00 --> 2438.58] a book should be +[2438.58 --> 2438.96] edited +[2438.96 --> 2440.64] that was published +[2440.64 --> 2441.36] in the past +[2441.36 --> 2442.58] because I don't +[2442.58 --> 2443.14] think it's a +[2443.14 --> 2443.92] because I think +[2443.92 --> 2445.02] knowing mistakes +[2445.02 --> 2445.74] that happened in +[2445.74 --> 2446.28] the past +[2446.28 --> 2447.24] is a valuable +[2447.24 --> 2447.66] thing +[2447.66 --> 2449.00] I think knowledge +[2449.00 --> 2449.78] is more important +[2449.78 --> 2451.64] than other things +[2451.64 --> 2452.14] generally +[2452.14 --> 2453.46] but then like +[2453.46 --> 2454.02] I don't know +[2454.02 --> 2454.46] just because the +[2454.46 --> 2455.30] content isn't +[2455.30 --> 2455.92] abridged +[2455.92 --> 2456.52] does that mean +[2456.52 --> 2456.90] that it should +[2456.90 --> 2457.16] be allowed +[2457.16 --> 2457.70] to be broadcast +[2457.70 --> 2459.34] just because +[2459.34 --> 2460.34] it isn't abridged +[2460.34 --> 2461.32] like they don't +[2461.32 --> 2461.80] post it +[2461.80 --> 2462.28] and have part +[2462.28 --> 2462.72] blurred out +[2462.72 --> 2463.02] they don't +[2463.02 --> 2463.70] change the book +[2463.70 --> 2463.74] well the +[2463.74 --> 2464.26] declaration of +[2464.26 --> 2464.58] independence +[2464.58 --> 2465.06] is still +[2465.06 --> 2465.64] like is that +[2465.64 --> 2466.36] that's still +[2466.36 --> 2466.76] an important +[2466.76 --> 2467.50] document right +[2467.50 --> 2468.42] it's still +[2468.42 --> 2469.14] an important +[2469.14 --> 2470.16] government document +[2470.16 --> 2470.58] yeah +[2470.58 --> 2471.36] so I don't +[2471.36 --> 2471.82] really think +[2471.82 --> 2472.14] it should +[2472.14 --> 2472.66] no I think +[2472.66 --> 2472.78] it should +[2472.78 --> 2473.08] be left +[2473.08 --> 2473.36] alone +[2473.36 --> 2474.14] so they +[2474.14 --> 2474.38] should be +[2474.38 --> 2474.56] allowed +[2474.56 --> 2475.26] but is that +[2475.26 --> 2475.56] the same +[2475.56 --> 2476.04] as like +[2476.04 --> 2476.42] leaving it +[2476.42 --> 2476.58] alone +[2476.58 --> 2476.80] is that +[2476.80 --> 2477.04] the same +[2477.04 --> 2477.60] as broadcasting +[2477.60 --> 2477.96] it +[2477.96 --> 2479.78] I don't know +[2479.78 --> 2480.12] man +[2480.12 --> 2481.24] alright so +[2481.24 --> 2481.66] here's an +[2481.66 --> 2482.36] easier one +[2482.36 --> 2483.08] so personally +[2483.08 --> 2483.62] I think +[2483.62 --> 2484.54] they should +[2484.54 --> 2485.14] be allowed +[2485.14 --> 2485.72] I think +[2485.72 --> 2485.98] it should +[2485.98 --> 2486.60] depend on +[2486.60 --> 2487.94] the context +[2487.94 --> 2488.68] personally +[2488.68 --> 2489.24] if I +[2489.24 --> 2490.18] given the +[2490.18 --> 2490.38] way +[2490.38 --> 2490.68] so +[2490.68 --> 2491.66] Facebook +[2491.66 --> 2492.16] is its own +[2492.16 --> 2492.72] private entity +[2492.72 --> 2493.14] it's not a +[2493.14 --> 2493.68] government thing +[2493.68 --> 2494.02] so they can +[2494.02 --> 2494.40] do whatever +[2494.40 --> 2494.98] they want +[2494.98 --> 2495.70] they could +[2495.70 --> 2496.06] they could +[2496.06 --> 2497.04] be like +[2497.04 --> 2497.30] you know +[2497.30 --> 2497.52] what +[2497.52 --> 2498.20] no one's +[2498.20 --> 2498.62] ever allowed +[2498.62 --> 2499.14] posting that +[2499.14 --> 2499.40] on this +[2499.40 --> 2499.74] website +[2499.74 --> 2500.40] and then +[2500.40 --> 2501.00] people that +[2501.00 --> 2501.96] believe in that +[2501.96 --> 2502.26] strongly +[2502.26 --> 2502.60] would just +[2502.60 --> 2503.10] not use +[2503.10 --> 2503.50] the website +[2503.50 --> 2503.86] it's a +[2503.86 --> 2504.14] private +[2504.14 --> 2504.54] thing +[2504.54 --> 2505.32] but +[2505.32 --> 2506.96] with their +[2506.96 --> 2507.60] stance on +[2507.60 --> 2508.14] things in +[2508.14 --> 2508.64] general +[2508.64 --> 2509.50] I think +[2509.50 --> 2509.86] it would +[2509.86 --> 2510.50] depend +[2510.50 --> 2511.20] on +[2511.20 --> 2511.58] so this +[2511.58 --> 2511.94] is again +[2511.94 --> 2512.24] I just +[2512.24 --> 2512.46] have to +[2512.46 --> 2512.66] give an +[2512.66 --> 2512.90] opinion +[2512.90 --> 2513.26] based on +[2513.26 --> 2513.50] what I +[2513.50 --> 2513.70] think +[2513.70 --> 2513.96] they +[2513.96 --> 2514.18] would +[2514.18 --> 2514.50] do +[2514.50 --> 2514.88] because +[2514.88 --> 2514.96] I +[2514.96 --> 2515.06] think 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and many +[2767.80 --> 2768.12] of the +[2768.12 --> 2768.36] boards +[2768.36 --> 2769.04] don't appear +[2769.04 --> 2769.34] on the +[2769.34 --> 2770.10] manufacturer's +[2770.10 --> 2770.58] websites +[2770.58 --> 2770.84] yet +[2770.84 --> 2771.32] which is +[2771.32 --> 2772.22] weird +[2772.22 --> 2773.42] it could +[2773.42 --> 2773.82] be +[2773.82 --> 2774.80] a retail +[2774.80 --> 2775.18] leak +[2775.18 --> 2775.88] which happens +[2775.88 --> 2776.42] sometimes +[2776.42 --> 2777.32] but it +[2777.32 --> 2777.60] seems +[2777.60 --> 2778.30] fairly unlikely +[2778.30 --> 2778.80] my question +[2778.80 --> 2779.16] is why +[2779.16 --> 2779.56] do these +[2779.56 --> 2779.82] kind of +[2779.82 --> 2780.34] things always +[2780.34 --> 2780.72] seem to +[2780.72 --> 2781.06] happen in +[2781.06 --> 2781.36] Germany +[2781.36 --> 2783.02] in Austria +[2783.02 --> 2783.42] yeah +[2783.42 --> 2783.98] that happened +[2783.98 --> 2784.28] not that +[2784.28 --> 2784.68] long 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--> 2805.80] no +[2805.80 --> 2806.94] that makes +[2806.94 --> 2807.14] sense +[2807.14 --> 2807.64] but no +[2807.64 --> 2808.88] Rage +[2808.88 --> 2809.50] Rage +[2809.50 --> 2810.16] Rage 2 +[2810.16 --> 2811.14] is it Rage +[2811.14 --> 2813.02] Rage +[2813.02 --> 2813.62] Carry 2 +[2813.62 --> 2815.26] do you remember +[2815.26 --> 2815.72] that +[2815.72 --> 2817.04] Rage Carry 2 +[2817.04 --> 2817.72] yeah it was a +[2817.72 --> 2818.42] movie it was the +[2818.42 --> 2819.16] sequel to Carry +[2819.16 --> 2819.86] oh +[2819.86 --> 2820.42] it came out in +[2820.42 --> 2820.84] like the late +[2820.84 --> 2821.40] 90s or +[2821.40 --> 2821.76] 2000 +[2821.76 --> 2823.20] yeah Rage 2 +[2823.20 --> 2824.26] was a +[2824.26 --> 2825.34] no mic +[2825.34 --> 2827.54] it's just one +[2827.54 --> 2828.32] person spamming +[2828.32 --> 2828.92] no mic but +[2828.92 --> 2829.62] everyone seems to +[2829.62 --> 2830.48] be hearing what +[2830.48 --> 2830.98] I'm saying +[2830.98 --> 2832.18] he's right +[2832.18 --> 2833.30] you're Luke +[2833.30 --> 2833.96] and I'm James +[2833.96 --> 2835.02] there's no +[2835.02 --> 2835.50] mics here +[2835.50 --> 2836.34] yeah none +[2836.34 --> 2836.98] there is +[2836.98 --> 2838.02] absolutely no +[2838.02 --> 2838.84] not a single +[2838.84 --> 2839.14] mic +[2839.14 --> 2840.26] but yeah +[2840.26 --> 2841.84] Bethesda's Rage 2 +[2841.84 --> 2842.70] was leaked by +[2842.70 --> 2843.60] Walmart somewhere +[2843.60 --> 2844.24] I'm not necessarily +[2844.24 --> 2844.62] sure where +[2844.62 --> 2845.18] oh we're on the +[2845.18 --> 2845.66] wrong banner +[2845.66 --> 2846.30] whatever +[2846.30 --> 2846.80] it's not like +[2846.80 --> 2847.28] that sponsor +[2847.28 --> 2847.62] is going to be +[2847.62 --> 2848.26] too mad at us +[2848.26 --> 2851.70] yeah so +[2851.70 --> 2852.54] I don't know +[2852.54 --> 2852.92] that's +[2852.92 --> 2853.60] that's cool +[2853.60 --> 2854.20] more +[2854.20 --> 2855.60] more AMD boards +[2855.60 --> 2856.08] coming +[2856.08 --> 2857.08] Sonos files +[2857.08 --> 2857.82] for initial +[2857.82 --> 2858.68] public offering +[2858.68 --> 2860.28] they filed +[2860.28 --> 2860.82] with an offering +[2860.82 --> 2861.50] size of 100 +[2861.50 --> 2862.46] million dollars +[2862.46 --> 2863.38] a placeholder +[2863.38 --> 2864.02] amount used to +[2864.02 --> 2864.90] calculate fees +[2864.90 --> 2865.44] that is likely +[2865.44 --> 2866.02] to change +[2866.02 --> 2866.58] I don't know +[2866.58 --> 2867.36] would you buy +[2867.36 --> 2868.08] Sonos stock +[2868.08 --> 2868.84] off the bat +[2868.84 --> 2871.90] because of that +[2871.90 --> 2872.46] thing I mentioned +[2872.46 --> 2873.38] earlier I can't +[2873.38 --> 2873.98] really invest in +[2873.98 --> 2874.42] stock market +[2874.42 --> 2875.02] because both +[2875.02 --> 2875.58] countries want to +[2875.58 --> 2875.96] tax me +[2875.96 --> 2876.88] so who knows +[2876.88 --> 2878.78] if I could +[2878.78 --> 2880.30] I would want to +[2880.30 --> 2880.82] do way more +[2880.82 --> 2881.60] research into them +[2881.60 --> 2882.34] because I don't +[2882.34 --> 2883.18] know enough +[2883.18 --> 2883.80] about them right +[2883.80 --> 2884.74] now I would not +[2884.74 --> 2885.26] feel comfortable +[2885.26 --> 2886.42] right now but I +[2886.42 --> 2886.78] would want to do +[2886.78 --> 2887.18] more research +[2887.18 --> 2888.32] it seems like +[2888.32 --> 2890.34] Apple and Google +[2890.34 --> 2891.16] are trying to +[2891.16 --> 2891.96] very aggressively +[2891.96 --> 2892.66] take over that +[2892.66 --> 2893.74] space and neither +[2893.74 --> 2894.36] of them seems to +[2894.36 --> 2895.32] be buying Sonos +[2895.32 --> 2896.76] right now so I +[2896.76 --> 2897.50] would be concerned +[2897.50 --> 2898.24] well that's the +[2898.24 --> 2898.68] interesting part +[2898.68 --> 2900.08] about it is they +[2900.08 --> 2901.16] are going public +[2901.16 --> 2902.08] almost because of +[2902.08 --> 2902.92] that because of +[2902.92 --> 2903.42] the competition +[2903.42 --> 2904.12] in the space +[2904.12 --> 2906.32] they need money +[2906.32 --> 2907.92] and remember +[2907.92 --> 2908.56] having a public +[2908.56 --> 2909.34] offering is a +[2909.34 --> 2910.90] fundraising activity +[2910.90 --> 2914.96] essentially so I +[2914.96 --> 2915.46] don't know I don't +[2915.46 --> 2915.92] think I would +[2915.92 --> 2918.52] yeah they're in a +[2918.52 --> 2919.14] weird spot right +[2919.14 --> 2920.38] now but what's +[2920.38 --> 2921.04] cool about their +[2921.04 --> 2921.92] stuff though is +[2921.92 --> 2923.30] later this year on +[2923.30 --> 2923.98] their Sonos beam +[2923.98 --> 2924.54] which just came out +[2924.54 --> 2925.04] which is a sound +[2925.04 --> 2926.52] bar it has the +[2926.52 --> 2927.74] it has Alexa right +[2927.74 --> 2928.66] now and they're +[2928.66 --> 2929.62] soon it's going to +[2929.62 --> 2931.00] have Alexa and +[2931.00 --> 2931.64] Google Assistant +[2931.64 --> 2932.94] on the same +[2932.94 --> 2935.12] device which I've +[2935.12 --> 2935.88] never seen I +[2935.88 --> 2936.96] don't think I don't +[2936.96 --> 2937.32] think there's a +[2937.32 --> 2937.96] device out there that +[2937.96 --> 2938.94] has that be pretty +[2938.94 --> 2939.84] cool there's to hail +[2939.84 --> 2941.22] one assistant for one +[2941.22 --> 2942.50] task and then just +[2942.50 --> 2944.14] hail that hail a +[2944.14 --> 2945.20] different assistant +[2945.20 --> 2946.28] there is quite a few +[2946.28 --> 2946.74] things that the +[2946.74 --> 2947.56] overlap isn't very +[2947.56 --> 2948.64] good yeah like +[2948.64 --> 2949.64] there's there's there's +[2949.64 --> 2951.02] in the Venn diagram +[2951.02 --> 2952.10] there is definitely the +[2952.10 --> 2953.20] outer circles yeah +[2953.20 --> 2954.18] they're also going to +[2954.18 --> 2956.66] be supporting Siri but +[2956.66 --> 2958.78] I I didn't read +[2958.78 --> 2959.74] specifically that +[2959.74 --> 2960.52] Siri is going to be on +[2960.52 --> 2961.32] the same device as +[2961.32 --> 2962.08] these other assistants +[2962.08 --> 2963.88] okay and I wouldn't +[2963.88 --> 2964.86] be surprised if there +[2964.86 --> 2965.82] was like the Apple +[2965.82 --> 2966.66] model and then the +[2966.66 --> 2967.60] everyone else model +[2967.60 --> 2968.80] because I don't see +[2968.80 --> 2970.18] Apple wanting Siri to +[2970.18 --> 2970.94] be on the same device +[2970.94 --> 2971.62] as Google Assistant +[2971.62 --> 2973.64] it's just too much +[2973.64 --> 2974.56] room for people to be +[2974.56 --> 2976.50] like hey you answer +[2976.50 --> 2977.86] this question hey you +[2977.86 --> 2979.30] fail at answering the +[2979.30 --> 2981.08] same question right +[2981.08 --> 2982.24] side by side yeah +[2982.24 --> 2987.70] speaking of I'm just +[2987.70 --> 2988.70] going to go hey you +[2988.70 --> 2990.88] Seagate I don't know +[2990.88 --> 2992.10] Seagate announces a +[2992.10 --> 2993.92] mainstream SSD drive +[2993.92 --> 2995.02] that's pretty neat the +[2995.02 --> 2996.00] smallest model is going +[2996.00 --> 2998.92] for $74 which I believe +[2998.92 --> 3001.30] is 250 gigs and the +[3001.30 --> 3003.18] one terabyte model is on +[3003.18 --> 3004.24] sale for $299 +[3004.24 --> 3008.38] how about them steam +[3008.38 --> 3008.76] leaks +[3008.76 --> 3012.02] you gotta click the +[3012.02 --> 3012.64] link though you got +[3012.64 --> 3014.68] you gotta see okay you +[3014.68 --> 3016.10] get to see all right +[3016.10 --> 3017.00] which games have the +[3017.00 --> 3018.22] most players but it +[3018.22 --> 3019.26] but it only works for +[3019.26 --> 3019.98] people that have +[3019.98 --> 3021.98] achievements outside of +[3021.98 --> 3023.24] games that have +[3023.24 --> 3024.24] developer achievements +[3024.24 --> 3026.02] yeah yeah so that's +[3026.02 --> 3027.30] about half I think it's +[3027.30 --> 3028.00] actually over half +[3028.00 --> 3029.52] 13,000 out of 23,000 +[3029.52 --> 3030.76] yeah yeah or half the +[3030.76 --> 3031.90] games on there so you +[3031.90 --> 3032.94] can see a list I think +[3032.94 --> 3033.48] you went to the wrong +[3033.48 --> 3034.90] link actually did I go to +[3034.90 --> 3036.18] the R's go to the R's +[3036.18 --> 3037.24] one darn it medium +[3037.24 --> 3039.60] you guys gonna see the +[3039.60 --> 3040.94] dock for a second oh my +[3040.94 --> 3042.04] goodness don't look at +[3042.04 --> 3045.74] my dock scroll scroll +[3045.74 --> 3047.96] get it get it it's +[3047.96 --> 3049.12] leaking steam that's +[3049.12 --> 3051.08] pretty pretty dang good +[3051.08 --> 3054.46] actually oh that pleases +[3054.46 --> 3056.22] me what is it not here +[3056.22 --> 3058.36] either oh my I failed you +[3058.36 --> 3061.22] ah team fortress 2 is in +[3061.22 --> 3064.78] the lead oh hey this is +[3064.78 --> 3067.14] gonna work oh no man it's +[3067.14 --> 3068.38] on here go farther where +[3068.38 --> 3069.96] farther down they've got +[3069.96 --> 3071.02] this stuff there it is oh +[3071.02 --> 3073.54] hey team fortress 2 +[3073.54 --> 3075.16] counter-strike pub G +[3075.16 --> 3077.72] players more people playing +[3077.72 --> 3080.86] TF2 what really it's all +[3080.86 --> 3084.94] time though oh okay yeah +[3084.94 --> 3091.30] okay I don't really care I am +[3091.30 --> 3092.42] kind of surprised by some of +[3092.42 --> 3095.46] this stuff like Robocraft I've +[3095.46 --> 3096.30] never even heard of that +[3096.30 --> 3099.64] apparently I just downloaded +[3099.64 --> 3102.08] this CSV suite I needed it for +[3102.08 --> 3105.14] sure well mod is that high +[3105.14 --> 3109.02] wow paladins I thought they +[3109.02 --> 3110.72] were super dead they have a lot +[3110.72 --> 3112.12] of players did they go free or +[3112.12 --> 3113.88] something or what if it was +[3113.88 --> 3115.20] just from the time period that +[3115.20 --> 3117.60] it was popular was paladins +[3117.60 --> 3119.02] ever popular I've never heard +[3119.02 --> 3120.56] of it I've heard of it but I +[3120.56 --> 3121.60] didn't think it ever did very +[3121.60 --> 3123.48] well maybe it's in it's big in a +[3123.48 --> 3124.30] different market or something +[3124.30 --> 3125.94] is steam like a global thing +[3125.94 --> 3128.98] people use steam in India and I +[3128.98 --> 3130.74] think so Brazil and stuff so +[3130.74 --> 3133.92] pretty sure can we let these +[3133.92 --> 3135.48] people go on their lives now I +[3135.48 --> 3136.92] think we can yeah thanks for +[3136.92 --> 3138.64] tuning into the show hopefully we +[3138.64 --> 3139.52] didn't make you hate your +[3139.52 --> 3141.44] government because this was a this +[3141.44 --> 3145.20] was an interesting wancho but uh +[3145.20 --> 3147.96] yeah this is not the way it's not +[3147.96 --> 3153.80] have a good one bye you make your +[3153.80 --> 3154.46] best sound effect +[3154.46 --> 3177.68] thank you fresh bugs yeah thank you +[3177.68 --> 3182.96] pia thank you ltx thanks colton hey +[3182.96 --> 3186.62] what a good boy he's a good boy +[3186.62 --> 3188.50] good boy +[3188.50 --> 3189.40] good boy +[3189.40 --> 3189.68] good boy diff --git a/DISCORD SELLING GAMES - WAN Show August 10, 2018_transcript.txt b/DISCORD SELLING GAMES - WAN Show August 10, 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8a41c596484725ee6c33ef2b254421237541ecc6 --- /dev/null +++ b/DISCORD SELLING GAMES - WAN Show August 10, 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,493 @@ +[0.00 --> 8.24] people what ah us oh it's a new recipe it's a new configuration it's gonna get spicy of this +[8.24 --> 15.18] generation it will get spicy savage jerky that's a spoiler alert so yeah welcome to the wan show +[15.18 --> 20.90] this week hosted by riley and james yeah never before seen unfortunately jesus take the wheel +[20.90 --> 26.18] i'm in i'm in charge of running the intro and everything first time ever in big trouble it's +[26.18 --> 30.54] gonna be a good show we got lots of cool news like discord launching its own game store trying to +[30.54 --> 38.42] be all steamy and new leaks about the google pixel 3 are you as excited as last year and not only that +[38.42 --> 44.98] but also be careful about what laptop chargers you use because it could destroy your laptop and also +[44.98 --> 50.56] another useless augmented reality headset don't call it that roll the intro bam +[50.56 --> 56.50] yeah i love this intro i hope it never goes away is it good +[56.50 --> 68.12] yeah little people they represent us today little full of himself i'm short with brown hair +[68.12 --> 73.16] you're tall with darker brown hair that doesn't even look like luke savage jerky +[73.16 --> 84.62] yep yeah fresh books fresh books my favorite i have what fortnight heck what the heck +[84.62 --> 94.26] okay well all right we'll get there i guess download fortnight i mean don't i mean do it yes do it now +[94.26 --> 100.42] get out get out now okay i'm only here because lias and luke are not available it's not because this +[100.42 --> 104.44] is a permanent thing for everyone who's like ah get riley out of there i just wanted to make that +[104.44 --> 115.32] clear okay so so wansho equals james if not linus or luke oh you're putting wansho equals equation +[115.32 --> 124.32] james and riley when when linus when not you know luke when not equal linus and luke +[124.32 --> 130.92] that's it yeah or there's an xor we can use all right sure i don't know equation talk it's +[130.92 --> 138.18] programming bro i'm an artsy guy i don't know about numbers i'm a psychologist damn it i died +[138.18 --> 143.28] i took psychology i have a psychology i have a psychology degrees all right well let's start +[143.28 --> 150.80] talking about this game stuff then psych man mr scientist discord they got a big beta coming out +[150.80 --> 158.32] part of that beta is a game store yeah this is a this is a huge deal this is actually the um +[158.32 --> 167.84] the thumbnail story on netlinked or techlinked today represent um steam came out and was like +[167.84 --> 173.40] hey we're gonna copy discord's chat chat services they got like the chat rooms and everything in +[173.40 --> 179.78] steam now so discord was like oh yeah oh yeah you want to have just one product let's just be +[179.78 --> 184.78] let's just make there just be one product yeah one copycat product no it's a little different +[184.78 --> 190.98] because obviously i think it's a lot easier for steam to copy chat features than it is for a chat +[190.98 --> 197.42] platform to copy a library because steam is like a it's a giant network it's a library of games that's +[197.42 --> 202.68] way harder to implement yeah i mean so okay to be fair let's like go through what is actually +[202.68 --> 208.58] happening so they're rolling out this beta to 50 000 canadian players uh they'll see oh let me stop you +[208.58 --> 214.34] right there okay i had to google if these guys are if it is a canadian company is discord canadian +[214.34 --> 219.20] i didn't look it up either i try i didn't find anything i think it would jump out if they were +[219.20 --> 224.80] i'm just assuming they're american so why are they releasing the canadian players i don't is discord +[224.80 --> 228.86] canadian does anyone in the chat i tried that i went to their wikipedia the wikipedia didn't even +[228.86 --> 232.52] say where they're incorporated or anything anyone in the chat know if discord's canadian +[232.52 --> 240.04] i guess yeah this guy says san francisco this guy says disco is american oh they're america +[240.04 --> 246.02] so that no based in california people are saying yeah but that doesn't mean san francisco okay so +[246.02 --> 251.20] they just like seem really they're just like oh we love canada something technical they got all the +[251.20 --> 258.00] look it's a long time coming all right we never get anything first and this is we deserve this i think +[258.00 --> 262.38] yes we're so nice all the time for all the times that you watch a keynote and they're like +[262.38 --> 271.14] and we didn't stop there this is rolling out today today two three states yeah oh the worst is when it +[271.14 --> 277.80] goes to the uk and australia before canada oh we're right here it's the french that holds us back what +[277.80 --> 287.06] what was that dennis is laughing at us go away dennis yeah geez so i like us too dennis i'm so famous +[287.06 --> 293.02] so they're doing two things to be fair so it's like it's it's a discord store where they're going to +[293.02 --> 299.52] uh have curated games uh so not like your a list of games yeah yeah it's not gonna be like all the +[299.52 --> 304.54] big ea games all the big ubisoft game it's like kind of more indie stuff like dead cells is on there i +[304.54 --> 309.90] think frost punk some of those like popular games but not huge so they're gonna have discord store +[309.90 --> 313.32] it's supposed to be like really personalized like when you click on it there's a little description +[313.32 --> 318.72] of the game that's written by a a employee of discord that kind of gives their own little +[318.72 --> 324.92] oh i like this game right oh it's like artisanal yes artisanal games oh yeah that's it this was +[324.92 --> 333.60] handcrafted by tiny children in venezuela when i was just a boy i spent many hours okay there's that +[333.60 --> 340.24] there's that and then they also are adding um like a subscription game type thing like a netflix +[340.24 --> 347.24] for games type service uh to nitro nitro which is there is already existing subscription service +[347.24 --> 352.96] yeah so nitro is just basically a way for people to just support discord and like donate to them it's +[352.96 --> 357.54] kind of like patreon you're mostly there to give them money but in exchange you get some perks like +[357.54 --> 363.54] being able to have a video or gif as your avatar and stuff like that and this new netflix of games +[363.54 --> 370.60] is is just another perk really right it's a pretty ba perk though yeah i think it's not bad it's imba +[370.60 --> 384.70] uh it's imba do you even play games imba like mba imbalanced imba imba i do play games +[384.70 --> 390.48] i play games no i do but i i've never i've never encountered that before i mean i'm not like +[390.48 --> 395.30] super maybe it's an rts thing no it's a shooter am i am i a fool for not knowing what imba means +[395.30 --> 402.42] i know i know op i know nerfing imba is like the opposite of nerfing when something's in imba it gets +[402.42 --> 408.84] nerfed it's op overpowered you well okay it's more general is more yeah you're correct about that +[408.84 --> 416.34] it's like riley is a what girl what's ligma see what is imba people i think op is more who's the +[416.34 --> 423.56] gamer boy now gamer boys and girls sound off all right um one thing that they're gonna have is +[423.56 --> 429.88] first on discord games so these are gonna be indie games that discord helps develop they have some +[429.88 --> 435.72] kind of stake in them and then they're gonna appear on the discord game store first right for 90 days +[435.72 --> 439.66] usually before getting wider release to all the other platforms everything like that so that's +[439.66 --> 444.92] kind of cool they're like kind of incubating some indie games that maybe wouldn't have as much of a +[444.92 --> 450.56] yeah yeah an initial reach yeah it sounds like they want to they want to get some of that sweet +[450.56 --> 456.94] steam-esque money that game store money but they also want to differentiate their service by you know +[456.94 --> 465.28] being high touch right right artisanal artisanal i don't know how to say it artisanal artisanal it's +[465.28 --> 472.04] artisanal that sounds wrong and it feels so good okay so they're also doing um because discord is +[472.04 --> 476.00] kind of one of the things like and this is a indicator of this one of the things that discord +[476.00 --> 484.48] seems to have been trying to do is kind of be the the hub for like pc gamers like hey it shows what +[484.48 --> 488.70] your friends are playing it has all these chat rooms that you might be interested in you can like +[488.70 --> 493.02] play music on there and people know what they're what you're playing and stuff so they want to be like +[493.02 --> 499.24] the one-stop shop you go to your you turn on your pc you're going to do some gaming you open discord +[499.24 --> 506.10] and this thing is uh leaning towards that they're adding a universal library so they want you to +[506.10 --> 511.60] launch your games through steam now even that is a crucial feature through discord not how annoying +[511.60 --> 518.36] is it to have to open up epic games launcher origin steam like a different launcher battle net just to +[518.36 --> 522.00] launch whatever game you want to play at that moment so this is discord's gonna have a feature +[522.00 --> 527.12] where it can scan your pc if you let it to detect all the games that you have installed and then you +[527.12 --> 531.50] can launch them from the discord thing what it's gonna do is it'll launch steam and then launch the +[531.50 --> 536.08] game yeah yeah yeah but at least this is one thing to click on at least you can have your i mean i think uh +[536.08 --> 542.18] the windows tries to do that with like the xbox app i think you can do that in the xbox app that's +[542.18 --> 549.94] built in but no one wants to use that because it's xbox so good luck discord power to you be better +[549.94 --> 556.72] than microsoft cheers cheers cheers bud this one's for you yeah thanks genres for posting this by the +[556.72 --> 562.82] way there's the forum post don't forget all this stuff comes from the forum love you genres yeah oh +[562.82 --> 568.08] also well okay i put as a sub story for that followed 76 won't be on steam but maybe that that doesn't +[568.08 --> 575.98] really fit in there okay so it fits in with the what's going on with the pixel 3 leaks let me tell +[575.98 --> 581.86] you about the it's been ongoing yeah they've been well it's kind of like the um man it's kind of like +[581.86 --> 585.96] the nvidia leaks right now like it's just so irritating how many of they are especially for +[585.96 --> 591.52] you and i who like are going through all of the tech news like we go through every tech news story +[591.52 --> 597.04] basically and trying to find the ones we need to talk about and there's like google pixel leaks +[597.04 --> 602.48] nvidia leaks every other story it's like stop it and the most annoying thing is knowing how they +[602.48 --> 608.54] vary week to week because the nature of publishing online is like well i need to write 15 articles today +[608.54 --> 615.30] so any tiny minute change in the state of things is worth a new article so even if it doesn't give +[615.30 --> 619.88] you new information like let's say this week we learned there's a notch or there's a leak that +[619.88 --> 624.82] there's a notch and then next week well now it's confirmed that there's a notch well we already knew +[624.82 --> 630.46] there was going to be a notch but now it's like more official man i hate the notch my first notes +[630.46 --> 635.60] that i wrote in here are why why is there a notch it literally says why is the notch so big that's +[635.60 --> 641.16] the only that's the talking why are not just a thing i really because so we've only seen the google +[641.16 --> 646.66] pixel 3 xl so basically okay so what have we seen it's all glass there's no headphone jack two front +[646.66 --> 652.72] facing cameras because of the notch obviously one front uh rear facing back camera not two like every +[652.72 --> 657.12] other phone right now oh so they want bokeh on the front yeah but not on the back and they'll just +[657.12 --> 661.92] use ai on the back they also got the fingerprint reader on the back it's got 2960 x 4040 display +[661.92 --> 668.92] four gigs of ram and most likely a snapdragon 845 i would hope so that's not confirmed yet um +[668.92 --> 674.64] and then also in the leaks that we made do you want to bring them up do you want me to click on +[674.64 --> 678.38] that well do you bring things up yeah we bring stuff up do you bring things up so people can look at +[678.38 --> 683.18] what do you want me to bring up i've never been on the ours article or you posted these yeah the uh +[683.18 --> 687.34] the ours one man boom yeah just give them give them a little something something here it is people +[687.98 --> 692.78] that's the screen we saw so for the people talking about case labs we did just see that like literally +[692.78 --> 699.50] as we sat down so we don't really have any details of that but we'll we will talk about it uh +[700.06 --> 704.06] in at some point i'm gonna click through this little slideshow um +[704.06 --> 711.50] well yeah someone's like no 3.5 millimeter jack and a notch count me out tell you can say you can +[711.50 --> 717.10] say that again big guy good great you know i'm actually more angry i don't mind the notch i'm +[717.10 --> 724.70] more angry about headphone jack and uh i see the thing is see this is like everything that i don't +[724.70 --> 731.10] want in a phone i want a headphone jack i don't want a notch do you want front firing dual stereo +[731.10 --> 736.06] stereo speakers oh yeah because that's what a lot of people say they're like i don't care about thin +[736.06 --> 742.22] bezels give me speakers on the front pointing at me and i don't care about that at all i don't give +[742.22 --> 749.82] a rat's patootie about speakers on the front guys i don't the best speakers you could ever put in a +[749.82 --> 754.70] phone are still gonna suck i'm using headphones i think it's obnoxious when people are in public +[754.70 --> 758.54] listening to things on their phone that's very i hate it even when my wife's phone makes noise +[758.54 --> 762.38] because she's watching a snapchat or something i'm just like ah i just hate it yeah i'm never +[762.38 --> 768.22] using those speakers that's true i i it used to i think that was like i think one company put it on +[768.22 --> 775.18] htc i think with one of their one phones like the m6 or m7 or something had front-facing speakers +[775.82 --> 779.98] and everyone was like whoa front-facing speakers are so cool blah blah so then since then people have +[779.98 --> 785.34] been like oh front-facing speakers are a good thing but i've i'm with you man screw that i think it's +[785.34 --> 788.78] like people like it on paper or something like that it makes them feel more techy or something i +[788.78 --> 793.82] don't know i want no bezels i want the full screen now the question see i don't care about that either +[794.46 --> 798.78] it just looks so much cooler i'm i'm really like i don't care what my phone looks like i'm gonna slap +[798.78 --> 805.26] a case on it either way so see i run nude oh really totally nude the first thing i do every time i get +[805.26 --> 812.54] a phone is i buy an otterbox or or something spike in there i don't know i used to do that and then i would +[812.54 --> 816.94] i would drop my phone tens of times a day follow my pocket when i'm on motorcycle around a concrete +[817.74 --> 822.78] all the time i'm dropping it yeah that's what i do i i intentionally throw this around yes because +[822.78 --> 830.38] i can exactly if you get a new phone it's gone good i just did it sweet baby jesus i'm crazy man if you +[830.38 --> 835.02] get a new phone and you're already gonna treat it nicer because it's new yeah and you're like okay +[835.66 --> 841.02] it's naked i'm just gonna i'm gonna treat it good i'm gonna make sure every time i reach down to my +[841.02 --> 845.82] pocket that it's in the pocket before i let it go and you're just you just get these new habits +[845.82 --> 849.34] i've dropped this thing like twice and one of those times is because i was in the movie theater and just +[849.34 --> 854.54] fell out of my pocket since then i got a skin on it it's grippier see i'm just okay this is like a +[854.54 --> 860.46] discussion for another time but like what's you know what's the point of not putting a case on and then +[861.02 --> 868.62] like i might as well put a case on and avoid a future where you know my phone cracks and i have to get +[868.62 --> 873.74] another phone because i was i didn't want to spend 40 bucks it's not about the money it's the bulk +[874.30 --> 877.50] it's just you don't even have to spend 40 bucks you can go to the night market and get one for like +[877.50 --> 888.70] six dollars or something anyways look okay stop stop it don't touch me um so this one comes with well +[889.26 --> 897.02] apparently the leak there's pixel buds a usb so that's like a appears to be a wired version usbc version of +[897.02 --> 901.26] the pixel like air the wireless pixel yeah that'll be interesting i wonder if they're going to be +[901.26 --> 907.10] capacitive capacitative capacitive capacitive capacitive touch sensitive i want to be you +[907.10 --> 911.02] know like on the pixel buds you can hold down on it and hail the google assistant with very low latency +[911.02 --> 915.18] that'd be great if they had that included on these one thing that i thought was interesting is the there's +[915.18 --> 923.82] a there's a d33p on the forums put a video like a new video of the pixel 3xl like just up just like just +[923.82 --> 928.22] now or a couple or an hour ago or something and it shows that there's a volume rocker and a power +[928.22 --> 934.06] button on the right side no buttons on the left side so i don't know what they're wasting that space +[934.62 --> 939.90] maybe this is like an injury what do they have before i don't know get that pixel over here well you +[939.90 --> 943.90] i'm sure you can still squeeze it right yeah they're probably gonna have that squeezable that's a +[943.90 --> 950.38] pretty deep notch but you know what so is the uh iphone 10s the iphone 10 is a wider notch than a +[950.38 --> 955.02] lot of the other chinese phones i really hope that pixel because i need a new phone i'm still rocking +[955.02 --> 961.18] a galaxy s6 here guys and gals don't tell people that why that's been a while you do this to +[961.18 --> 965.18] embarrass that's why i can throw it around also it's because it's got a case you're hoping it dies +[965.18 --> 972.06] so you can justify it so i'm i'm i'm you know i wanted to get the pixel 2 but it's that you know +[972.06 --> 977.26] they're releasing the new one soon so i really hope that doesn't even have a notch you see i really want +[977.26 --> 983.02] a pixel three small version the regular one but it's probably not gonna have a notch it's gonna +[983.02 --> 989.18] have two front facing speakers instead of sweet bezels like the form factor of the s9 like the edge +[989.18 --> 993.82] display it's very thin bezel on the top and bottom that would be great if that was just a pixel though +[993.82 --> 998.54] i don't want a samsung i don't even like i don't even like the edge anyways you know what this is not +[998.54 --> 1004.14] this is not important is it we're done we're not even talking about the the story anymore we're just +[1004.14 --> 1009.98] rambling we're just ranting okay well that was the story ranting's okay right this is the rant show +[1009.98 --> 1014.94] on the last the rant show on the last one i think luke and linus just like ranted for like 10 minutes +[1014.94 --> 1018.94] didn't they once someone came up to me at ltx and was like you know what i like about you on the +[1018.94 --> 1025.58] wans show is you keep people on task on top you're doing the opposite right well you might still be +[1025.58 --> 1029.82] doing better than linus oh that's the other thing it's got four gigs of ram and people are like four +[1029.82 --> 1035.50] gigs isn't enough in 2018 for a phone yeah but pluses have those it could be enough i have no +[1035.50 --> 1040.70] idea because i have a super old phone once again so guess what happened in the uk they changed the +[1040.70 --> 1047.26] law and it turns out people were buying internet and did you skip one i rolled down yeah i'm not +[1047.26 --> 1053.02] talking about right now why not i don't want okay fine so there was a law in the uk that if you were +[1053.02 --> 1062.22] a provider of internet you could advertise speeds um that weren't realistic best possible scenario +[1062.22 --> 1067.10] they were like as long as those speeds were actually deliverable to 10 of your user base you +[1067.10 --> 1071.98] could advertise them so you might be able to say like 17 megabits a second but only like most people +[1071.98 --> 1077.90] were getting 10 so the law changed it was involved in like a suite of laws that came into play like in +[1077.90 --> 1081.90] may but it's just i don't know some research has been done recently to see how that affected +[1081.90 --> 1087.42] all the different providers there and like 12 of the biggest providers who are all just names i've +[1087.42 --> 1095.42] never seen before zen internet sky plus net i know about sky john lewis broadband john lewis +[1095.42 --> 1102.62] broadband so british yeah exactly subscribe now john lewis broadband is that is that bad is that +[1102.62 --> 1109.10] racist yes no i can do british we're not this isn't our car ride home we can't talk about this +[1109.10 --> 1115.26] kind of stuff yeah um so the the way that the law changed was instead of it uh +[1117.18 --> 1123.42] instead of the uh advertised speed only applying to at least 10 it has to be at least 50 of users +[1123.42 --> 1129.34] during peak times so yeah a lot of them had to reduce their advertised speeds by like 40 or 50 +[1129.90 --> 1134.78] so now if it's if you advertise 17 megabit per second you have to advertise 10 or 11 +[1134.78 --> 1143.34] so like the the speeds that they're advertising just like drop ridiculously yeah like the poster from +[1143.34 --> 1152.14] last year is like all new super lt 4 gen blarber 41 drop on average like that's what here bring the +[1152.86 --> 1161.02] bring the thing up no don't they want to see this well it's not like a chart it's just like embedded in +[1161.02 --> 1168.70] text i saw i saw a screenshot of like the new is that what it is of the new um like speeds and +[1168.70 --> 1173.42] they're like ridiculous it's like you sign up for our lowest tier and get like 10 megabits per second +[1174.30 --> 1182.06] oh my goodness well hmm hmm well hold on let me personally answer this uh hmm so this is why you don't +[1182.06 --> 1187.82] bring up the things i'm gonna say no just because it takes less cognitive load there we go i'm okay i'm +[1187.82 --> 1192.46] really sorry that i said anything see that's a big mistake this is bad this isn't even the thing +[1192.46 --> 1197.18] at all you don't want to look at this here's some stock photos she's like huh is that slower or faster +[1197.18 --> 1200.70] anyway the good thing about this is i hate when there's things in your life that are like +[1201.58 --> 1207.42] oh yeah that's what it says but day to day you don't get those speeds like oh you're so naive you +[1207.42 --> 1212.22] haven't you haven't learned the ropes that right even though it says 17 you're never gonna get that no +[1212.22 --> 1216.94] one gets that i hate that i hate that stuff see but like this is what i'm confused about because here in +[1216.94 --> 1225.10] canada i signed up for a 30 well now i have 80 but when i said well okay so i have 88 megabits per +[1225.10 --> 1232.78] second down okay it's nothing fancy but like when i do a speed test if i don't get 76 at least i'm like +[1233.34 --> 1238.46] what the heck is going on so how do these people like advertise hey you can get 50 and they're really +[1238.46 --> 1244.62] getting like 12 how is that okay yes that's what because there's a little asterisk beside it that +[1244.62 --> 1249.74] says like during the deadest times it's like your miles per gallon on a highway with the wind at your +[1249.74 --> 1259.50] back it's like if no one else is online and you've got a pure platinum cable yeah hard lined in you'll +[1259.50 --> 1268.30] be good just the straightest cable uh is this still cable if it's not flexible i don't know i don't know +[1268.30 --> 1274.70] i don't know how those i don't know technology man man all right so they were all but the deal is that +[1274.70 --> 1281.50] they were paying for that speed but now they do they pay less now because no no no well the thing is +[1281.50 --> 1286.94] it's all relative anyway because it's all just based on the competition there's also different providers +[1286.94 --> 1293.50] they're all probably providing the same speeds at the lowest prices they can yeah what are you laughing +[1293.50 --> 1298.46] at sorry somebody said oh 80 megabits it's not 88 megabits for a second i have 80 and that's only +[1298.46 --> 1302.86] after i got like an upgrade offer i had 30 before and i said 80 that's nothing fancy and then people +[1302.86 --> 1307.74] were like oh nothing fancy i'm sitting here with 10 and i'm like that also sucks i'm really sorry yeah +[1307.74 --> 1316.30] there's someone in korea it's like dude e equals mc squared dude what we're flying over here yeah we don't +[1316.30 --> 1322.94] even use numbers i did hear that korea has like crazy fast internet i get 171 okay what do you want +[1322.94 --> 1328.78] some money what do you want good for you yeah send some of that internet over here how about yeah what +[1328.78 --> 1334.30] about us i'm sitting with 0.05 i'm really sorry about that i want to know about this magic leap +[1335.42 --> 1340.62] let me tell you about magic leap uh james what's your name james yeah that's it is it +[1340.62 --> 1348.70] little background magic leap has been teasing the sickest technology for years oh my gosh you've +[1348.70 --> 1354.22] got these videos where you just put on these glasses and suddenly you have this super high resolution +[1354.22 --> 1361.02] mixed reality objects in front of you like whales splashing let us know in the chat if you saw any of +[1361.02 --> 1369.34] those like concept videos uh from like 2015 and stuff uh because they were ridiculous like i there +[1369.34 --> 1375.82] was the hype for this company was through the roof the investor commitment the millions of dollars they +[1375.82 --> 1381.34] earned and then in the recent months they they teased an actual physical implementation of like +[1381.34 --> 1385.26] what these things look like they have these like steampunk look to them yeah i'm gonna pull that up +[1385.26 --> 1390.30] well they do still they still yeah they do still kind of look like they're like a steampunky thing +[1390.30 --> 1395.98] they got the really round lenses and stuff hololens is like a vibe i feel like it lies to you a little +[1395.98 --> 1401.42] bit less than the hololens in terms of physical design because hololens has the big visor but really all +[1401.42 --> 1410.38] you can see is like this little rectangular area i mean that's technically hollow is it no but uh um +[1410.38 --> 1414.14] but these ones at least are like okay look this is what you're going to be able to see but even +[1415.26 --> 1424.06] yeah they're like that but even with this the the round area is only a fraction or the it's only +[1424.06 --> 1428.62] a fraction of that round area that you can actually see the holograms get out of town yeah yeah get out +[1428.62 --> 1433.58] it's still like a little this isn't you can you can't see all of that it's like this little it's +[1433.58 --> 1441.42] like a little rectangular area within the the circular area again that's so lame um so yeah i've been +[1441.42 --> 1449.90] following this since 2014. that's basically our set yeah all right they're really copying us i'm +[1449.90 --> 1455.10] getting out of here 2014 was the first i looked up the old script that i did for the ncix news show +[1455.10 --> 1462.14] to netlinked okay i did in 2014 that was when we reported on it fall 2014 and like google put 500 +[1462.14 --> 1468.22] million dollars of funding into the company and then over the years they got more and more i think +[1468.22 --> 1473.10] the their most recent estimate like a year ago or something was 4.5 billion dollars was the +[1473.10 --> 1479.82] estimated good law value of this company so the hype was like crazy and so oh and that's the other +[1479.82 --> 1486.78] thing they said they were using this like light field tech that is not just like putting light onto +[1486.78 --> 1494.14] a screen they said they were gonna shoot light directly into your retinas yeah yeah you you saw that i +[1494.14 --> 1502.14] like that you're into that the sun's doing i love that i love light field tech it's like field tech but +[1502.14 --> 1508.86] light yeah but no that's not what it is they come out with it it's basically a hololens it's basically +[1508.86 --> 1515.18] the same thing as a hololens they released the magic leap one creator edition it's like the developer +[1515.18 --> 1523.02] version 2295 dollars uh which i think is not that far off from what the hololens was when they released the +[1523.02 --> 1530.22] developer google glass was 1500 right and i think hololens was around there i did let me know in the +[1530.22 --> 1533.58] chat if you know how much hololens was because i don't remember but i know it was expensive i'm not +[1533.58 --> 1538.22] googling it you guys tell me we don't i haven't tried it but from the people who have tried it on +[1538.22 --> 1543.58] the internet it's whack well it's not terrible that's the thing that's the thing that's disappointing +[1543.58 --> 1549.42] about it like if it was like terrible terrible it'd be like oh look at that but it's like it's basically +[1549.42 --> 1553.26] like the hololens like people were saying like it's maybe it's maybe a little bit better than +[1553.26 --> 1560.14] the hololens but not much and then add on the fact that they don't even have any of like the software +[1561.18 --> 1565.90] uh there for like because you know hololens is they're trying to integrate it into windows and +[1565.90 --> 1570.78] stuff right soft is like software is their thing yeah like on day one i can take my excel spreadsheet +[1570.78 --> 1577.18] yeah with my hands like tom cruise yeah move it over here and the only official uh experiences +[1577.18 --> 1583.10] available for this right now is i well the only ones that i found there might be more but the +[1583.10 --> 1588.06] only ones that i found were like a sigaros music experience type thing all right where it plays +[1588.06 --> 1594.86] sigaros music play that a couple times the icelandic band oh yeah sigaros sigaros i'm not gonna pretend +[1594.86 --> 1603.34] to be icelandic but i've heard icelandic people say it sigaros sigaros sigaros i'm just picturing you +[1603.34 --> 1608.46] like you basically have that's gotta be any icelandic any icelandic people say gross +[1609.02 --> 1616.38] sigaros you're turning into an old italian i'm doing it no no it's dude no i'm trying to do like +[1616.38 --> 1621.42] a little bit like uh you know like uh bjork is bjork icelandic yeah she kind of has the voice like +[1621.42 --> 1627.50] this it's like a little elf that's kind of dutch sigaros all right anyways they have a sigaros +[1627.50 --> 1632.62] experience where it's like a music equalizer thing not equalizer visualizer and then they have like +[1632.62 --> 1639.18] a project create which is like it's like a it's like minecraft or like these other you know those +[1639.18 --> 1641.66] games that are like let you make games in the game +[1644.70 --> 1646.06] dreams was one of them i think +[1649.66 --> 1654.30] you can play god yeah yeah basically so they have that so you can like play around with things you can +[1654.30 --> 1658.30] bake castles there's little knights that are run around you can like make like circuits and stuff +[1658.30 --> 1664.46] but like other than that what's the point what's the point you know well and you also have to wear +[1664.46 --> 1671.10] a little computer oh yeah the googles and the googles the googles and the poodles you've got the +[1671.10 --> 1676.86] googles the poodles and the schnoodles and then you're set yeah that's a hard reveal to hey when they're +[1676.86 --> 1681.58] like oh yeah it's not just these giant goggles you also have to wear this soup like it's basically +[1681.58 --> 1686.70] like a pg maker a discman a discman yeah a walk 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devices until two days from now the 12th and then august 24th is when the note 9 launches so if you +[1998.30 --> 2002.30] have a brand new samsung device and you only want to play with other people who have a brand new samsung +[2002.30 --> 2007.34] device this is your weekend baby you got plans get in on it so download fortnite for free in the +[2007.34 --> 2013.02] description below using our link sorry i'm moving the table each install that comes from the link below +[2013.02 --> 2019.42] also help support the wan show so so if you already have the game just uninstall and reinstall yeah and +[2019.42 --> 2026.06] give us more money and we love you so much but fortnite this ain't your mom's video game +[2027.66 --> 2033.58] i mean it might be if your mom plays that's fine can i eat the jerky again then yes yes you may +[2033.58 --> 2039.34] it's a lot spicier than i thought it was now it wouldn't be a week of tech news without something from +[2039.34 --> 2048.54] elon musk just right this week he may or may not have manipulated stock markets yeah uh if he goes +[2048.54 --> 2055.74] to jail soon and the stock price totally tanks you'll know why so i i didn't understand this +[2055.74 --> 2062.30] really so it's so he tweeted that he might take tesla private might might take tesla private funding +[2062.30 --> 2067.66] security is what he wrote right so wait do we need to tell people what private and public companies mean i i +[2067.66 --> 2072.46] i don't really understand that okay when you start a company i mean i understand that you go on the +[2072.46 --> 2077.02] stock exchange basically it's like anytime anyone starts a company it's a private company it's owned +[2077.02 --> 2082.54] by the people who start the company yeah and that's it when they get really big it's usually because they +[2082.54 --> 2089.34] want to fundraise they make the company public which means that anyone can buy ownership of that +[2089.34 --> 2096.06] company and that's what a share is so instead of me and you owning james riley corp suddenly thousands of +[2096.06 --> 2101.50] people can own it and because they all i want to buy pieces of it you get a lot of money no i don't +[2101.50 --> 2105.18] want other people to share in the special relationship you and i that's right because +[2105.18 --> 2110.22] if they do then you have you're beholden to them so a public company that has shareholders they have +[2110.22 --> 2114.86] to serve the shareholders the shareholders are represented by the board and every week the +[2114.86 --> 2118.46] board's trying to make you hit target so you can make more money for the shareholders and all these +[2118.46 --> 2124.78] annoying things that are really bothering elon musk so he would like to take tesla back from being +[2124.78 --> 2129.34] public i think it's called a leverage buyout when you you were public and then you're like no +[2129.34 --> 2133.42] we're just gonna buy all the shares back from everybody and we'll be private again just like spacex +[2133.42 --> 2139.18] is yay so what he claimed in this tweet was that hey guys i found someone with enough money +[2139.18 --> 2147.02] to buy all the shares back from you at a stock like a share price of 420 and at that moment +[2147.02 --> 2156.22] 420 am i right the stock price at that time was only 340 bucks so if that news was true then that +[2156.22 --> 2163.10] means that the share i hold that's worth 340 is soon going to be worth 420 nice so a lot of people +[2163.10 --> 2167.66] were like whoa i need to buy shares before that transaction happens because i as long as i buy +[2167.66 --> 2172.46] those shares while they're worth less than 420 bucks i'm gonna profit but then once he tweets it +[2172.46 --> 2181.82] the shares go up and then it's too late so if he makes a tweet like that he has to there's the uh +[2181.82 --> 2187.74] the sec which is the what do they call it the securities financial the the federal communications +[2187.74 --> 2197.10] what what fcc no the sec the securities exchange commission commission council triumphant uh so you're +[2197.10 --> 2202.70] allowed to say that you're gonna do that as long as it's true if he if he actually does have a backer +[2202.70 --> 2207.02] that was actually gonna follow through they've they've been in talks there's someone who has the +[2207.02 --> 2211.50] money to do this he's allowed to share that information with shareholders he's even allowed +[2211.50 --> 2215.42] to tweet about it as long as he tells the shareholders beforehand right as long as that's +[2215.42 --> 2220.70] all true because if it's not true then obviously every other week elon could be like uh yeah someone's +[2220.70 --> 2225.26] gonna buy it for about uh six million dollars a share and then the share goes and then the stock price +[2225.26 --> 2230.54] and at that point he's just manipulating the markets yeah so after he tweeted that now there's +[2230.54 --> 2237.58] an investigation uh into whether or not it's true and you can tell from the stock price right now +[2238.86 --> 2242.86] that there's not a lot of confidence that it is true because when you first made the tweet we went +[2242.86 --> 2248.86] with 340 up to about 380 at which point my accounting friends were like boot dude you should sell right +[2248.86 --> 2254.06] now if you have tesla because there's no way this is real and it's just gonna crash and that's exactly +[2254.06 --> 2259.82] what happened it went up to 380 and now it's back down to 350 because people think he's just bs-ing +[2259.82 --> 2266.62] and you didn't sell well if i do have tesla stock oh you can't tell people that you stole that you +[2266.62 --> 2271.82] that you sold it you can't tell people i think i can tell people that's not i don't know you're giving +[2271.82 --> 2275.18] me this look like you can't tell people no you can tell people do you guys want to know i have some +[2275.18 --> 2283.18] tesla stock not a lot it's just because i like tesla fancy boy ooh this is a stock market guy over here okay +[2283.18 --> 2288.38] here's the thing i hated reading all the tech news about all the my favorite companies and they're +[2288.38 --> 2293.34] doing cool things and the stock price is going up and you're just not a part of it right so it makes +[2293.34 --> 2297.58] everything's more fun when you're kind of just a part of it and then you just you just do stocks +[2297.58 --> 2304.06] because you feel like you're closer to mr musk you're kind of your role model maybe role model how +[2304.06 --> 2308.94] do you think grimes feels about that i like grimes i've seen her live i support a.k.a. see partner +[2308.94 --> 2315.58] what i see her live her name is she changed her name to c like the letter like the light speed +[2315.58 --> 2326.54] of light constant oh yeah so always a capital okay um so do you think well i hope that uh i hope that he +[2326.54 --> 2331.82] that he did let the shareholders know because if he did isn't that is it how big of a deal if it if +[2331.82 --> 2338.30] they is it going to be if they find out that he did like screw up it's bad like if he just did it just +[2338.30 --> 2343.98] willy-nilly yeah it's pretty bad not only is the share price the stock price will tank to sub 300 +[2343.98 --> 2349.18] for sure i think you can like it's fraud or something like that like he might even go to +[2349.18 --> 2355.98] jail elon musk in jail wow he'd find a way he'd find a way out yeah the boring company just digs him out +[2357.74 --> 2362.94] okay that's what the boring company is for yeah you're gonna dig me out he started it he started +[2362.94 --> 2367.10] the boring company because he knew he would pull something like the tunnel's gonna go from my cell +[2367.74 --> 2373.26] underwater to a floating autonomous barge while i'll launch on a falcon heavy to mars +[2373.90 --> 2377.82] they'll never catch me he'll go from the real life iron man to like the real life +[2379.10 --> 2383.98] super villain i don't know what's what's the super villain version of iron man lex luther yeah there +[2383.98 --> 2390.70] you go he'll be losing his hair that picture all right so do you think he's he's not a dummy he knows +[2390.70 --> 2396.22] finance and stuff we may be witnessing the birth of the first real life super villain that would be so +[2396.22 --> 2400.54] fitting because everyone thought he's kind of like a superhero so he'd be like this fallen angel +[2400.54 --> 2408.86] type oh my gosh oh by stock now before he does seem pretty unstable on twitter sometimes this is not +[2408.86 --> 2415.34] what this podcast is about he called that guy a pervy guy who pedo dude that guy in thailand that +[2415.34 --> 2420.14] that was the first time that like keep your comments to yourself pedo dude i was like elon what are you +[2420.14 --> 2430.14] doing yeah i felt like like uh padme he was breaking my heart elon what stop you're breaking my heart +[2430.78 --> 2436.86] from my point of view the sec is evil i killed them bezos +[2438.54 --> 2445.74] yeah i'm on the bulb now uh i really wish i think in the future we can use blockchain technology to invest +[2445.74 --> 2451.42] not only in companies but in people sorry somebody just put in the chat you were the chosen one +[2452.06 --> 2457.18] yeah nice one okay sorry what if you can invest in people that'd be so dope like if everyone had +[2457.18 --> 2463.34] their own crypto like coin invest in people yeah like so okay so elon sounds like elon gets with grimes +[2463.34 --> 2469.18] right he starts dating grimes yeah people are like whoa grimes value is about to go up like she's trending +[2469.18 --> 2474.86] i buy grimes coin and then like grimes was super popular because she's now by proxy super like +[2474.86 --> 2478.70] more famous than she was she gets like record deals and tv deals so she's worth more money so +[2478.70 --> 2483.98] their coin goes up and i own that grime coin i don't want to live in that world you're saying you +[2483.98 --> 2490.78] wouldn't buy james coin no i'd buy james coin because i laser coin i believe in you thank you yeah all +[2490.78 --> 2501.18] right but i don't want to what'd you call your coin putting you on the spot here compute compute riley bucks +[2501.18 --> 2502.62] good one +[2505.10 --> 2509.98] i'm not good with the with the puns as i've just discovered after being here for some time what's +[2509.98 --> 2517.42] this rom thing ooh roms ooh i know about those yeah pull it up i'm gonna put up the forum thing +[2517.42 --> 2521.26] oh didn't they do something like this and brought black mirror they did with the the do you watch +[2521.26 --> 2526.86] black i've seen every episode i love black one where um it's bryce dallas howard howard and she's +[2526.86 --> 2531.42] it's the uh where you rate your friends on social media oh episode one of season three yeah that's +[2531.42 --> 2536.30] big well or is that season four are there forcing i think that's the first one that was on netflix +[2536.30 --> 2539.58] yeah season three season three that's a pretty good episode they did kind of sucked there's no +[2539.58 --> 2544.06] investing in people in that but you do like kind of you have ratings and you go up and down and stuff +[2544.06 --> 2550.14] yeah thank you to technicolor for posting this to the forum oh what the roms yeah i don't where +[2550.14 --> 2560.14] is it i'm roms are roms over is it a rompocalypse hmm she's i don't know what you're talking about yet +[2560.14 --> 2568.38] uh so do you guys know what roms are they can't rip you can't reply uh do you uh so roms are basically +[2568.38 --> 2575.58] like the game file for uh games when you run in an emulator so if you're running like a gamecube or a +[2575.58 --> 2581.02] wii emulator on your pc the rom is what you need to load in there so you can play the game there are +[2581.02 --> 2591.58] all sorts of rom sites on the web and they're in kind of like a oh that was a bad analogy to make but +[2591.58 --> 2597.98] they're under fire okay all right so nintendo just recently filed lawsuits against two huge emulator sites +[2597.98 --> 2605.02] love retro and love roms we reported on this in tech linked um they sued them for 150 dollars +[2605.66 --> 2614.94] per game 150 000 per game per game oh and two million dollars per trademark oh so like every +[2615.98 --> 2620.62] so you like two million dollars for zelda no smash bros counts as one covers all of them +[2621.90 --> 2627.26] yeah no it doesn't that's the thing so like just a massive amount of money we're talking here to like +[2627.26 --> 2632.14] independently run websites by people who are just trying to like keep these games alive right like +[2632.14 --> 2637.34] you download them for free i they get ad probably revenue from like hosting them and stuff but they're +[2637.34 --> 2641.34] making money for sure yeah they're making money on this site but like you know they're not making money +[2641.34 --> 2647.66] on the games per se but anyways so you please tell me that like it's one thing to smash these people +[2647.66 --> 2653.42] into oblivion and offer an alternative yeah but if you don't it's like when they're yelling at people for +[2653.42 --> 2658.70] torrenting game of thrones but then there's no nice way to watch game of thrones hbo yeah there +[2658.70 --> 2664.38] wasn't exactly for a while so you're about to tell me that nintendo has an awesome store of classics or +[2664.38 --> 2669.02] something like that well that's the thing they haven't launched the virtual so for a lot of their +[2669.02 --> 2674.30] consoles in the past they launched a virtual console and you can just go on there like for the wii u or the +[2674.30 --> 2679.58] gamecube one they don't have to go to gamecube but for the wii u you go or the wii you go on there and +[2679.58 --> 2683.82] then you go to the virtual console and you can download all of these old games and play old +[2683.82 --> 2688.22] retro games on your current console but they haven't launched that for the switch yet and there's a ton +[2688.22 --> 2694.54] of things that aren't on the virtual console so that's what these rom sites uh that's the that's +[2694.54 --> 2701.82] the service they provide so the big news here is that another site emu paradise paradise for emulators +[2701.82 --> 2707.42] not for emus the bird okay that would be silly yeah they just uh stopped they said they're +[2707.42 --> 2712.14] gonna stop hosting roms so i guess maybe they'll still have stuff about emulation i don't know i +[2712.14 --> 2715.66] don't know whether they're still like continuing to go with just without roms or not but they're +[2715.66 --> 2720.86] stopping hosting roms because i mean they didn't say specifically that they're doing it because of +[2720.86 --> 2726.46] these lawsuits but the implication shoot into oblivion the implication is that they want to avoid a similar +[2726.46 --> 2733.18] fate so um and apparently they were one of the few places on the internet that were not plagued by +[2733.82 --> 2737.98] pop-ups and glitches and all this stuff because you can go and get roms on the internet but +[2738.86 --> 2742.46] you know we can't have nice things there's no guarantee that the site that you're gonna go +[2742.46 --> 2747.58] to isn't just like a trap and it's just like loading malware and stuff nothing gold can stay didn't i read +[2747.58 --> 2754.46] that the virtual console on the switch is gonna cost money you read that i think i read that i haven't +[2754.46 --> 2760.62] seen that i scrolled past that headline oh i think it's gonna cost money well i mean you buy the games okay +[2760.62 --> 2766.70] i don't i didn't have a wii or wii u my parents had a week i actually would rather it was a +[2766.70 --> 2772.30] subscription than buying the games i think hey put us in put in the chat do you know if you have to pay +[2772.30 --> 2777.50] in previous consoles to access the virtual console i'm pretty sure you can you have to buy the games on +[2777.50 --> 2782.22] the virtual console okay in order to play them so that's because with old games i'd rather just try +[2782.22 --> 2788.46] them all i'd rather a subscription option because like some of them might suck and want to play for like +[2788.46 --> 2793.58] 20 minutes like the old games on the virtual like just old super nintendo games and stuff yeah see +[2793.58 --> 2800.54] for me i'm not like i didn't the first the first console i had was an n64 so i played very little +[2800.54 --> 2808.62] of uh the nes and snes sness snes yeah see now this is the thing they don't have the virtual console +[2808.62 --> 2816.70] but they have the nes mini in the nes classic edition or whatever snes classic edition so are they +[2816.70 --> 2824.30] going to release like the n64 classic edition probably and so on and so i want a tiny tiny +[2824.30 --> 2830.94] gamecube the miniest of discs would that be okay though you know because i don't want to buy that +[2835.42 --> 2839.74] why okay if they released an n64 uh mini and it was like a little +[2839.74 --> 2847.66] and i wanted to play n64 games yeah i would buy it but like most of the time i feel like a lot of +[2847.66 --> 2853.10] people are running things you know they want to have it up there for as like a backup or because +[2853.10 --> 2858.54] it's not available on other services so like what about old like what about wii games that you can't +[2858.54 --> 2865.74] play on switch right now you know like i don't know i think when nintendo should have before they do +[2865.74 --> 2873.74] this kind of stuff they should have some sort of service yeah yeah well they i think if they if +[2873.74 --> 2877.98] they crush these sites before the product launch then their product launch is more compelling so +[2877.98 --> 2883.18] oh this is a good this is a good uh what's his name zr gaming just said in the chat i forgot to +[2883.18 --> 2890.38] mention this the nes mini the classic editions that they launched uh actually like they took some of +[2890.38 --> 2897.34] them apart and one of them was actually running like hacked roms whatever it takes like it was +[2897.34 --> 2904.54] like the nintendo model and it was like running an emulator and roms just like so it's a little +[2904.54 --> 2912.62] hypocritical nintendo huh okay so get your get your stuff straight let's go home what is that it yeah +[2913.58 --> 2920.30] one more thing i wanted to say is is rom emulation morally good morally is is objective morality +[2920.30 --> 2930.86] a physical truth a physical truth well i found the morality here there bam well got it what what +[2930.86 --> 2935.58] and that's it there's no many more there's no more topics that's it that's all thanks for tuning +[2935.58 --> 2941.18] into the wan show this week guys wait what about the if you're still here thank you for giving us a +[2941.18 --> 2947.18] chance even though we're not luke and linus how long does this show go it's like an hour it's like an hour +[2947.18 --> 2955.98] show you have you just wanna you just you want more i just want to stay here okay well let's +[2955.98 --> 2959.10] just talk about this then fine has anyone ever done this on the show +[2961.26 --> 2965.10] some men just want to watch the world burn yeah sorry guys okay yeah we're not going to talk about +[2965.10 --> 2970.38] another topic right all right thanks for tuning in guys we'll see you next week yeah love you so much +[2970.38 --> 2978.70] same uh sorry i'm not linus bat time same uh around the same bat time bat channel around the same +[2978.70 --> 2982.94] back time remember when you today you were like oh we're gonna do it at 4 30. remember that yeah +[2982.94 --> 2987.18] then we didn't well i get to i have to click this button at some point diff --git a/Did Intel CHEAT on Benchmarks - The WAN Show Oct 12, 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noticed that +[41.66 --> 49.68] the super civic kind of moved I heard you yesterday um okay it was loud yeah so the float plane team had +[49.68 --> 56.32] a little viewing session through the window yeah so we were working yesterday on what I think may be +[56.32 --> 65.74] the greatest video that Linus Media Group really has ever created wow so basically what happened was um +[65.74 --> 73.10] a particular projector brand yeah reached out um wanting us to do a sponsored video on a projector +[73.10 --> 81.58] okay and the writing team having learned our lesson from the uh the fiasco that was the how nerds +[81.58 --> 88.74] watch sports ball video really put their heads together to try to come up with a concept that +[88.74 --> 96.28] wouldn't get us completely as the kids say wrecked in the youtube comments okay and we came up with this +[96.28 --> 106.10] one won't look we came up with the idea because here's the thing about projectors yeah projectors +[106.10 --> 113.18] are really good at one thing a big picture in a dark room I thought you're gonna say projecting light +[113.18 --> 122.96] but okay yeah projecting a big light picture in a dark room yeah and they are super mediocre at best +[122.96 --> 131.54] at everything else yeah and so when you're trying to come up with a unique spin on a projector +[131.54 --> 136.08] it's like coming up with you know I was about to say it's like coming up with a unique spin on socks +[136.08 --> 141.00] but actually coming up with a unique spin on socks is pretty easy you can put them on your feet you can +[141.00 --> 145.88] put them on your hands and go like this you can wear sandals on top of them like there's all kinds +[145.88 --> 149.92] of different ways legitimately use them as gloves if you really need lots of different ways to enjoy socks +[149.92 --> 156.72] yeah projector best enjoyed from the couch with popcorn in a dark room with a projector screen +[156.72 --> 161.12] and we've had it like disproportionately high amount of like brands that make projectors +[161.12 --> 163.14] approach us about making unique content +[163.14 --> 170.76] so you pretty much name it we've kind of done it and yeah we only really like to review projectors +[170.76 --> 175.82] like a when it's not sponsored because we don't like to cross our streams there as the as the kids +[175.82 --> 182.14] say you never cross streams yeah um but we don't we don't really like to review them when there isn't +[182.14 --> 190.10] something really different technologically about them so when I see a 4k 120 hertz projector that has +[190.10 --> 198.30] like some kind of like superhuman dlp wheel that spins faster than any dlp wheel ever spun before um then +[198.30 --> 203.62] then that'll probably merit a review okay just like what we did with uh dell has a really unique +[203.62 --> 211.14] projector it's a 4k laser projector that's a super short throw so you put it like 12 18 inches from +[211.14 --> 216.04] the wall and you've got this gigantic really sharp image because it's laser and stuff cool yeah sort of +[216.04 --> 220.84] it's like hybrid laser there's a dlp wheel involved if I recall correctly anyway the point is it was +[220.84 --> 228.06] really different so we did a review of that um so the one that we were working on for this it was it was +[228.06 --> 233.98] different in the sense that it's higher brightness compared to most projectors of this type which is +[233.98 --> 238.06] great because higher brightness means you don't have to have quite such a dark room in order to have +[238.06 --> 244.66] a good viewing experience but it wasn't like fundamentally different technologically so we +[244.66 --> 250.38] weren't going to be doing a review of it and so we were like we were like okay you know so far we've +[250.38 --> 257.40] upgraded our boardroom we've installed a projector in my children's bed like that was that was pretty out +[257.40 --> 262.28] there which actually they love by the way I took it down recently because we changed the layout of +[262.28 --> 269.12] their room but they actually love having that up there it's pretty cool um and we thought you know +[269.12 --> 275.42] what we haven't really seen a lot of in the last you know couple decades drive-in theaters +[275.42 --> 285.44] the drive-in theater is kind of you know like a lost you know art form I know of one yeah so only one +[285.44 --> 295.76] then we thought what if we took the drive-in theater concept on the road that's why it's okay okay +[295.76 --> 304.38] so you guys are gonna have to watch the video but let me put it this way we organized a meetup +[304.38 --> 313.32] for like like an experience a viewing experience party of the portable drive-in theater machine +[313.32 --> 319.20] and four people showed up I was gonna ask how many people showed up +[319.20 --> 326.30] five if you count the guy who owns the field oh my goodness and uh what did you guys play can I ask +[326.30 --> 332.36] hilarity hilarity ensued we ended up playing rocket league um rick asked we's never gonna give you up +[332.36 --> 339.40] okay and um some of some of uh brandon's beautiful footage from oh okay yeah yeah yeah +[339.40 --> 344.84] honestly rocket league on a mobile setup off the front of a car actually sounds super cool +[344.84 --> 349.14] so you're playing with controllers anyway so you kind of sit wherever and I will tell you this +[349.14 --> 353.42] it was cold last night and I was very happy to have a warm hood to sit on +[353.42 --> 359.68] so I'm sitting there in the middle of a field right it's so premium sitting there in the middle of a +[359.68 --> 365.06] field with a controller with this gigantic like it's a 200 inch screen or something 17 feet whatever +[365.06 --> 372.98] that works out to 17 foot we actually purchased yes we bought it we purchased I had no idea we spent +[372.98 --> 380.32] 200 of linus media group's hard-earned money so everyone's sending super chats today um you guys +[380.32 --> 386.74] are are making up for the gigantic inflatable projector screen that we bought apparently +[386.74 --> 395.98] um well not yet not making up for it yet um yeah we got we got we got a $10 super chat thank you thank +[395.98 --> 402.18] you for that uh hellcat thank you hellcat uh oh right we should probably get into like some topics for the +[402.18 --> 406.62] day uh we got a lot of great topics for you guys there was the made by google hardware event +[406.62 --> 413.78] there was also the made by razor hardware event um I I actually have my hands on the pixel 3 +[413.78 --> 419.76] boom right there uh the pixel 3 xl uh I've actually been spending most of my time with the xl so far +[419.76 --> 423.98] and I'm gonna go back to it I'm just I'm having a weird issue with it where it's not getting hangouts +[423.98 --> 429.12] notifications so I popped my sim in this one so that I could see if it was just isolated to that +[429.12 --> 434.64] other unit and it does appear to be isolated to the other unit so I'm gonna have to figure out what +[434.64 --> 438.50] the crap is going on maybe just reformat and see what happens yeah not only do I not get a +[438.50 --> 446.42] notification but if I open up I unlock the phone open the hangouts app I still won't get a notification +[446.42 --> 452.80] until I happen to open a conversation thread with a person who sent me a message in the time since I +[452.80 --> 457.72] got my last notification and then it will spam me with every hangouts notification I got from anyone +[457.72 --> 463.74] else in the meantime oh geez yeah it's like hilariously broken oh yeah never seen anything +[463.74 --> 470.50] quite like it yeah I'm trying to refrain I'm so interested because this is gen one and is starting +[470.50 --> 478.82] to really show its age and I'm in like looking for a new phone territory um but that one's really small +[478.82 --> 485.80] and the other one's notch is very ugly yeah it's like shock do you remember not that long ago yeah we +[485.80 --> 492.40] had a poll about like what influences your smartphone purchasing decisions right no I don't remember +[492.40 --> 498.22] but go ahead we had one on when we had a straw poll and like we we talked about how like yeah probably +[498.22 --> 504.04] more people have have design influences than they realize and just yet a lot of phones just look really +[504.04 --> 508.96] similar so it's not a big deal blah blah blah I didn't realize how much that notch might influence me +[508.96 --> 516.44] wow there's a picture Yvonne posted on Twitter yeah you and Yvonne on the couch the notch from far +[516.44 --> 525.22] away is really obvious what the heck and like pull that out I've seen I've seen an iPhone XS and it's +[525.22 --> 531.06] notch and it's doesn't seem that annoying to me but this like giant I call it a fedora on Twitter this +[531.06 --> 537.38] giant blocky thing in the middle of your phone is just so weird yeah you can see it from here +[537.38 --> 545.64] there we go what the heck yeah so that's us on the couch and that's the notch on my phone +[545.64 --> 554.46] like it looks like there's a huge dent in the top of your phone yeah wow yeah I don't know that's +[554.46 --> 561.38] kind of that's a lot like I don't know have you seen the pictures of the notch delete um where they +[561.38 --> 565.98] black out the notch area and then they put your notification and stuff on just a black bar so it looks +[565.98 --> 570.40] like there's no notch because there's just a big black bar no I haven't seen that yeah but between +[570.40 --> 577.26] that and the gigantic chin bar that they're only sort of gesture based navigation gives you it feels +[577.26 --> 584.84] like going back to like an HTC One M7 yeah honestly like in terms of the forehead and like chin experience +[584.84 --> 589.84] that I'm having using that phone so what what I know your reviews not for a bit and you always like +[589.84 --> 596.70] spending more time with phones but if you had to give like a short-term preliminary opinions um +[596.70 --> 602.32] hold on a second I actually didn't watch their keynote yet I'll like watch it later okay um so I +[602.32 --> 610.18] don't know the price how much is the pixel 3x I believe it's 102 less than the iPhone um holy crap +[610.18 --> 615.16] so it's Canadian oh that's Canadian okay so hold on a minute so what like $7.99 or something I believe +[615.16 --> 621.24] is $7.99 okay I'm just gonna change this uh Americans we were supposed to be going through +[621.24 --> 626.74] the topics for this today but I guess we're just getting a little bit sidetracked here uh phones +[626.74 --> 640.60] oh and that's probably for 64 gig okay so here we go so $7.99 um yeah so um ah it's hard because +[640.60 --> 651.28] yeah it's really early on it's uh here I always I always lose track of pricing um because I'm Canadian +[651.28 --> 657.94] and so I I buy things in Canadian rupees but then I I try to speak in American dollars because the +[657.94 --> 666.26] majority of our viewers are American um so I I always forget when I'm comparing pricing um yeah yeah I +[666.26 --> 671.06] actually know that's true not the majority of our viewers are American we actually have a ton from +[671.06 --> 678.60] the UK now yeah that really took off in the last like couple of years um here we go all right so I'm +[678.60 --> 682.30] just finding out how much a Note 9 is brand new yes remember my choice how many times do I have to +[682.30 --> 688.98] tell it yeah that's a lot of clicks to figure this out yeah it's a really bad experience okay so $9.99 +[688.98 --> 695.98] so it's a $200 difference to a Note 9 if Samsung had a commitment to support their devices with timely +[695.98 --> 703.66] updates for three to four years like Apple does yeah then my answer would be very simple buy a Note 9 +[703.66 --> 716.80] or failing that an S9 plus um because I just yeah I just don't I don't know and there's other wild +[716.80 --> 724.62] cards in there right now too so I actually have the Pixel 3 and the Pixel 3 XL um normally these days I +[724.62 --> 731.30] review the the the the mini and the max version of phones together I've been doing it for that way for I +[731.30 --> 736.54] think a couple years now yeah um but I'm reviewing these two separately oh because they are completely +[736.54 --> 743.58] different phones just like the Pixel 2 and the Pixel 2 XL were in the sense that like every phone is very +[743.58 --> 750.22] samey these days these two are as different from each other as any other phone is from any other phone as far as +[750.22 --> 756.36] I'm concerned in terms of their design in terms of the the experience of using them they have things +[756.36 --> 762.80] in common but in that same way an iPhone and other more different iPhone have a lot of things in common +[762.80 --> 767.76] but they're different phones just to be clear all of the hardware is the same right I'm pretty sure all +[767.76 --> 771.60] the cameras are the same I think the CPU is the same I think the RAM is the same as far as I know but +[771.60 --> 776.50] what I don't know based on because I haven't tested it yet is based on the size of the chassis I don't +[776.50 --> 780.48] know if the performance is going to be the same especially in things like gaming because of +[780.48 --> 785.48] thermals okay and you know modern modern devices a battery is another big one and modern devices are +[785.48 --> 790.36] designed to thermal throttle basically it's just a matter of what the manufacturer's tolerance was +[790.36 --> 795.60] for how much thermal throttling they want when they want it to kick in how they're balancing uh surface skin +[795.60 --> 801.16] temperatures versus the temperatures of the processors inside like they're really different devices so +[801.16 --> 808.98] pixel 3 pixel 3 excel razor gaming phone 2 asus rog phone yeah the poco phone f1 that's just off the +[808.98 --> 813.58] top of my head those are the phone reviews that I still have to work on right now so I I have a lot +[813.58 --> 818.50] of work to do and the poco phone f1 is a really interesting one because that one's only 299 +[818.50 --> 827.16] and while the custom rom sort of scene has kind of died down a little bit since um since samsung in +[827.16 --> 833.50] particular fixed touch whiz with the move to samsung experience yeah um it's kind of popping up again +[833.50 --> 840.38] around that phone oh yeah the oneplus 6t is coming um isn't there a company that essentially it's not +[840.38 --> 844.58] called cyanogen anymore but isn't there a company that picked up the cyanogen project that I'm not +[844.58 --> 848.80] sure I heard about this I'm just not yeah I'm not sure about that one but I'm not worried about that +[848.80 --> 854.24] anyway the poco phone f1 um the community is kind of springing up around that phone because the skin on it +[854.24 --> 859.46] is terrible like I have the same kinds of issues that I did the last time I reviewed a xiaomi phone +[859.46 --> 866.76] like they're just not well optimized for the north american user period and much worse things than +[866.76 --> 871.78] just like you have to install netflix manually using an apk rather than through the play store like +[871.78 --> 874.64] it'll just be like it's not compatible with your device and you go what what do you mean it's not +[874.64 --> 879.06] compatible with my device it's ridiculous of course it is it's snapdragon 845 it's the same damn phone as +[879.06 --> 886.60] every other phone it's just with a different you know shiny face on the front um so so where was I +[886.60 --> 892.40] going with this right so because the software experience is so bad but the hardware is like +[892.40 --> 899.44] banging for the price it is similar hardware to a top tier samsung or top tier google phone +[899.44 --> 905.88] except a crappier camera right for 300 and the reality of it is not everybody cares about their +[905.88 --> 911.60] smartphone's camera that much yeah so it's very compelling so anyway that's a video that I've been +[911.60 --> 919.68] kind of been working on for a while but I've decided not to review with the stock skin so I have never +[919.68 --> 928.54] done that before I actually intended with the mi mix interesting to s I think it was uh I think it was +[928.54 --> 935.28] the mi mix 2 it was it was one of them it was a xiaomi phone but I had intended to go ahead because I got +[935.28 --> 941.70] like a a chinese version of it and I had wanted to install like uh um like a more stock android +[941.70 --> 946.34] experience type rom like I had wanted to go through the whole like unlocking the bootloader maybe it +[946.34 --> 950.26] wasn't stock android experience maybe I just had had bought a chinese one and then I wanted to put a +[950.26 --> 955.20] us rom on it and that wasn't supported yet but then while I was in the process of working on all this +[955.20 --> 960.26] nonsense they released a us or like a global version of it and I was like okay well that work was all for +[960.26 --> 971.00] nothing anyway um so I have never actually gone to the lengths that of of installing a different +[971.00 --> 979.10] skin like a different rom on a phone prior to reviewing it but for me the Pocophone f1 is a unique +[979.10 --> 984.94] sounds yeah case yeah because it's unusable with the stock skin in my opinion and if you can add +[984.94 --> 992.18] a very significant amount of value yes that makes like to the point where people should be doing +[992.18 --> 997.68] that if they buy this device I think of any kind of mod as how much I'm paying myself to do the work +[997.68 --> 1006.36] yeah and if I'm paying myself three dollars an hour to install like to to you know hack a game console or +[1006.36 --> 1011.10] something you know where there's realistically six exclusives I wanted to play for that console +[1011.10 --> 1016.54] anyway and I could have bought them all for two hundred dollars and this is like a a 30 hour mod +[1016.54 --> 1020.84] or something stupid like that yeah that might brick your thing that I'm gonna run out and I'm gonna +[1020.84 --> 1028.86] have to get a new soldering iron for because I need like a you know like a high um like a high heat uh +[1028.86 --> 1034.38] shoot what's that like a high mass like I need like a high mass soldering iron to make sure that I +[1034.38 --> 1038.70] can hit this high temperature without affecting this other nearby chip or like whatever whatever if +[1038.70 --> 1042.44] there's like all these hoops I'm jumping through and I go no this is stupid I'm just gonna go buy +[1042.44 --> 1048.56] the games whereas if it's if it's a if it's a different type of mod like if it's a four hour mod +[1048.56 --> 1056.76] and I can get you know 200 or 300 dollars of value out of it I'm paying myself 50 60 65 dollars an hour +[1056.76 --> 1062.66] well then I look at it as something that I could reasonably recommend to a viewer yeah and it's worth +[1062.66 --> 1067.60] the effort for me of going through and documenting this process and laying it out for people so +[1067.60 --> 1074.46] so that's why I want to do it that way um people were pointing out to me after I googled it but +[1074.46 --> 1079.92] thanks guys uh that it's called lineage os apparently like new continuation so it might +[1079.92 --> 1084.04] be interesting to look into honestly something that's kept me from samsung for a long time I +[1084.04 --> 1088.54] know there's been a lot of interest in the note 9 uh but something that's like strongly kept me from +[1088.54 --> 1095.40] samsung is yeah I hate using their it's better now it's a lot better now by the way that weird +[1095.40 --> 1101.04] hangouts glitch that you saw where I got where my my always on display had luke's message from an +[1101.04 --> 1106.52] hour ago was because I got a different notification from tyler that he's purging the fridge right now +[1106.52 --> 1110.58] you were talking about that earlier in the stream and I just saw it happen live I was like what that's +[1110.58 --> 1115.20] a different bug oh my other bug is way worse okay it's I just won't get a notification at all +[1115.20 --> 1120.32] and what I would have to do is I would have to go and I would have to go into hangouts and I would +[1120.32 --> 1126.04] have to open like oh no your chat and then all these other ones would ping me at the same time +[1126.90 --> 1132.60] really stupid super annoying and the thing is like I I was talking to uh our dbrand contact just +[1132.60 --> 1137.66] like we were just chatting um over twitter the other night and I was like yeah I'm having these +[1137.66 --> 1142.82] issues with the pixel 3xl and he's like lol it's what you get for using hangouts and I'm like okay +[1142.82 --> 1147.64] look no he's giving he's giving me a hard time because he's like that who was this sorry uh +[1147.64 --> 1152.12] rd brand contact who I don't think his name is public I'm not sure so I'm not saying his name +[1152.12 --> 1160.34] but um but he's like lol you use hangouts that's what you get and I was like okay point taken but +[1160.34 --> 1168.08] hangouts is part of the g suite yeah which is an actual for business product that I actually pay for +[1168.08 --> 1175.36] and it is a google service that is inexcusable and he's like lol yeah no I know man I'm just I'm just +[1175.36 --> 1179.62] razzing you but I get I get kind of triggered when people give me a hard time about hangouts because +[1179.62 --> 1186.48] I know it's not popular and I I know it has its issues it works pretty good it's I don't think it +[1186.48 --> 1194.42] works yeah it has it definitely has its limitations it has its limitations yeah but it is cross-platform +[1194.42 --> 1200.34] yeah and especially for just like getting a singular person's attention for one like quick kind of thing +[1200.34 --> 1205.74] I think it's really good for that yeah um it's once you start getting into big team chats and stuff +[1205.74 --> 1209.96] I think you start running into no pretty heavy limitations then you start getting into slack or +[1209.96 --> 1216.54] discord land yeah and like that's fine but the thing about hangouts too is that because all of our work +[1216.54 --> 1223.40] accounts are google I I have a guarantee that if someone is just by logging into their email +[1223.40 --> 1229.70] they are getting hangouts messages yeah at some point and it's all in one place there are benefits to it +[1229.70 --> 1235.42] um and it's really frustrating for me because this google service that I pay for and this google +[1235.42 --> 1243.52] device that I'm using shouldn't be completely unworkable together that's really ridiculous yeah +[1243.52 --> 1249.02] it's like when back in the day when like a brand's power supply wouldn't fit very well in their own case +[1249.02 --> 1255.94] yes guys what are you doing what uh and tech and tech was like exactly who I was talking about notorious for +[1255.94 --> 1261.22] that and like honestly it's probably better now because they had a bit of a dark time there for a +[1261.22 --> 1266.12] bit and I say dark time because I'm talking specifically about the dark fleet lineup of their +[1266.12 --> 1274.48] case it's dark time um because they just had as far as I could tell no idea what they were doing +[1274.48 --> 1285.28] the df85 was probably the worst designed case of its time I'm serious and they came out of like such a +[1285.28 --> 1292.16] strong era I'm serious right now so df85 let's bring let's bring this mess up this thing was just +[1292.16 --> 1298.34] unbelievably bad uh images I made a video about it like way back in the day this first of all that's +[1298.34 --> 1306.92] what it looked like that was never cool it's not cool now it wasn't cool then it's bad it was always +[1306.92 --> 1315.70] bad now let's go ahead and enjoy the interior design of this I hope the case is hot garbage um +[1315.70 --> 1323.80] so remembering that this was only like six years ago when already no one was putting optical drives +[1323.80 --> 1331.94] certainly not three and who ever put like eight three and a half inch drive except hold on it gets +[1331.94 --> 1336.12] worse because you couldn't actually fit that many three and a half inch drives because they had these +[1336.12 --> 1344.40] ginormous caddies that were basically adapting whatever this was to three and a half inch drive bays +[1344.40 --> 1350.94] and then this was this was during the era of the gtx 480 so it had like all this cooling which seems +[1350.94 --> 1357.86] great in theory the thing has seven 120 millimeter fan slots which is amazing except that this stupid +[1357.86 --> 1364.50] caddy interfered with like standard length nvidia graphics cards so you could only install like one +[1364.50 --> 1371.50] it was just so bad and get this see this thing right here this is like a five and a quarter inch bay +[1371.50 --> 1378.16] cover except that it just has a little plastic clip right here that just like clips in here and then you +[1378.16 --> 1382.04] could actually reach the button of your optical drive you could press the button but then the drive +[1382.04 --> 1385.92] would pop out and it wouldn't actually open this thing it would just get jammed up against it and +[1385.92 --> 1391.02] just like open and close a couple of times because it's confused it's like uh there's a there's a +[1391.02 --> 1395.70] blockage uh and there was no there was literally no room for cable management so you see this cut out +[1395.70 --> 1403.06] for the cpu cooler the amount of space back there is negligible almost none this thing was a complete +[1403.06 --> 1409.18] cluster to build in because these video cards barely fit the cables had to be just like piled +[1409.18 --> 1415.70] up down here getting in the way of all this airflow and like collecting dust it was just oh man so bad +[1415.70 --> 1421.18] and was this the one that had that stupid two and a half inch dock in the top of it and remember this +[1421.18 --> 1427.64] is those were horrible this is at a time when an ssd is like worth its weight in gold yeah right this is +[1427.64 --> 1432.38] like six seven years ago current into the top so you're just gonna yeah you're just gonna and it +[1432.38 --> 1437.60] was supposed to be like a gaming case like take it to a land party you can put your ssd in the top for +[1437.60 --> 1443.92] your land party and i'm like are you nuts people take locking cases to land parties so that they don't +[1443.92 --> 1449.76] get their graphics card ripped out they're gonna put their ssd right on the top in a convenient little +[1449.76 --> 1456.52] dock we can just rip it right out are you kidding me and who had an ssd for anything other than their os +[1456.52 --> 1462.82] why would you want that in a conveniently removable dock you know it would be kind of an actually +[1462.82 --> 1468.62] pretty cool series of videos yeah sure retro rants i'm calm i'm calm i'm relaxed right now i'm chill +[1468.62 --> 1470.42] you'd have to be not calm though +[1470.42 --> 1480.80] it's like my my apple watch is like breathe breathe can you start breathing is it giving you health +[1480.80 --> 1490.02] notices no it started taking dictation oh apple watch my apple watch why was it why was it i don't +[1490.02 --> 1497.08] know what is it even doing i love how useless my watch is right now the apple watch is really +[1497.08 --> 1502.62] interesting so it still doesn't have an always on display which is ridiculous um when you get a +[1502.62 --> 1508.80] notification if you close it it doesn't show notifications that you got in your like history +[1508.80 --> 1515.02] wheel they're just not there so that's really smart and so 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during the show it's terrible news oh no this is fine i just it's +[1838.82 --> 1842.10] funny that you said should we do an actual tech topic because i was literally just gonna say +[1842.10 --> 1846.98] should we shill even harder by turning on youtube memberships right now because it's like finally +[1846.98 --> 1852.10] turning on youtube memberships yeah you can you can turn it on right now if you want sure so +[1852.10 --> 1856.18] actually it's probably worth actually it's probably worth talking to you guys about this because +[1856.18 --> 1864.60] i feel like we're sending somewhat mixed messages right now there are no fewer than three different +[1864.60 --> 1872.24] ways that you can send a monthly contribution to linus media group you can subscribe on twitch +[1872.24 --> 1881.00] you can subscribe on floatplane or as of one minute from now you can use youtube memberships +[1881.00 --> 1886.54] to subscribe man that's confusing terminology you missed one on youtube did i miss one hold on hold +[1886.54 --> 1892.98] on let me think let me think let me think okay is he gonna get it twitch youtube oh yes you can +[1892.98 --> 1898.72] contribute on the forum yeah so i had that bundled in with floatplane because technically most of the +[1898.72 --> 1904.42] forum contributors are contributing like four four four players yes but yes we actually do have a +[1904.42 --> 1909.86] significant number of even like gold level contributors who are amazing like actually it +[1909.86 --> 1915.86] works out pretty well because the forum is one of those weird side projects that never really panned out +[1915.86 --> 1921.06] in terms of being a money-making endeavor yeah but because of the contributors on the forum our costs +[1921.06 --> 1927.16] for running the servers for the forum and even like a little bit of man time to make sure that it +[1927.16 --> 1933.80] doesn't completely fall apart it's mostly mortis it's covered thank you mortis so um team yeah it's +[1933.80 --> 1938.28] we have an amazing team over there and not just an amazing team there's a reason i call it out in +[1938.28 --> 1943.98] almost every video that we do it's a great community over there so um but it's like it's +[1943.98 --> 1951.20] self-sufficient now um which is which is because of the contributors there um so in terms of like actual +[1951.20 --> 1958.08] linus media group like the videos stuff i still consider there to be three yeah yeah um brandon +[1958.08 --> 1963.14] sent me a message that said do not reply no he didn't that was actually nick but hangouts notifications +[1963.14 --> 1970.72] are f'd in the a um what nothing oh am i not allowed to say that is that not like a little spicy +[1970.72 --> 1980.92] you think so all right yeah so here's how this works we have never really sold subscribing on twitch +[1980.92 --> 1988.90] no because we think that's a bad idea yeah um we have a 50 50 rev share with twitch which means that +[1988.90 --> 1994.76] twitch is basically just taking half of your five dollars every month so that you can watch literally +[1994.76 --> 2001.54] one live stream a week for like roughly an hour for yeah rough not even always a full hour +[2001.54 --> 2008.00] so we we've never really pitched that as a good idea yeah and then vessel came someone who's subscribed +[2008.00 --> 2011.96] to twitch right now just oh no in capital letters +[2011.96 --> 2020.78] minus say it isn't true says rc mehel i think that's the same guy who said oh no yeah okay +[2020.78 --> 2027.56] oh and then there's trap giving out gift subs he's done 61 in this channel alone traps kind of +[2027.56 --> 2034.72] a beast um so so anyway you know thanks to you guys but like it's really never been like uh you +[2034.72 --> 2039.64] know something that keeps the lights on at linus media group yeah subscriptions yeah so then vessel came +[2039.64 --> 2047.08] along and do not reply from brandon because i haven't cleared that notification so mad so mad +[2047.08 --> 2051.54] getting so triggered right now i just need to like mute this thing and like put it away and stop +[2051.54 --> 2061.44] looking at it um so then vessel came along and then died and um and then we and then died and then +[2061.44 --> 2067.40] we created float plane which as you guys know luke is coo and basically does all the things over +[2067.40 --> 2073.46] there he runs that runs that ship or a plane or whatever it is vessel oh excuse me uh it's a plane +[2073.46 --> 2080.60] um so he runs that and the way that flow plane works is that flow plane takes a cut but one that +[2080.60 --> 2085.06] is actually smaller than what twitch takes believe it or not and then linus media group takes a cut +[2085.06 --> 2091.50] um after the payments cut is subtracted yeah does that all make sense to everyone yeah um okay +[2091.50 --> 2098.92] then which is still better than the way that uh youtube works is youtube takes a cut and linus +[2098.92 --> 2104.60] media group takes a cut so this is going to be the story we're going to have the feature enabled +[2104.60 --> 2111.72] because the reality of it is there are going to be people out there lots of them that want to support +[2111.72 --> 2116.92] linus tech tips or tech quickie or channel super fun or whatever content stream it is that they enjoy +[2116.92 --> 2123.34] and have no interest in going off platform in registering a separate credit card now that +[2123.34 --> 2128.82] they've already set it up for super chatting over on bitwit or tech deals or something on youtube they +[2128.82 --> 2133.82] they just they want to stay in the google ecosystem because they can't be arsed to go sign up for some +[2133.82 --> 2138.94] other third-party service there are always going to be those people so for those people we are enabling +[2138.94 --> 2145.68] that for the people who are willing to go off site we are still going to be supporting floatplane +[2145.68 --> 2152.94] 100 and floatplane is still going to be the platform that gets early access video yeah and we have worked +[2152.94 --> 2159.96] out a deal with youtube where it's cool if we have early access video on our own owned and operated +[2159.96 --> 2166.56] site that we're going to maintain and we don't have that for youtube subscribers and if people like like +[2166.56 --> 2172.80] want to subscribe on youtube then cool that's great if they want to support us that's great we appreciate +[2172.80 --> 2181.24] that but early access is floatplane and floatplane is had actually has reached some really cool milestones +[2181.24 --> 2188.00] internally lately and you can expect to see more options than just three dollars for one week early +[2188.00 --> 2195.98] access at 1080p yeah um the the the technically the newest hire guy is building uh some cool tools for +[2195.98 --> 2201.10] that and there's a lot of other things that are coming through the pipeline right now um that are +[2201.10 --> 2205.10] that are going to be fun and new while we're at this do you want to just pimp the other position +[2205.10 --> 2211.84] you're trying to hire again yeah let's do it um there's a form that is going to be can i uh give +[2211.84 --> 2216.02] me a second i'm going to post it in twitch chat right now sure while you're doing that actually i +[2216.02 --> 2220.98] might as well show what's uh what's really access on floatplane right now so we have a tech quickie on +[2220.98 --> 2226.78] cable management oh actually i have a master account so i can see everyone so tech deals has uh +[2226.78 --> 2232.74] ask tech deals number 14 q a best support nvme is it worth it uh we've got oh lordy +[2232.74 --> 2241.92] six editors one cpu um part two out of question marks it's been a it's been a rough time uh bitwit +[2241.92 --> 2248.94] has hotline 2.0 pre-water cooling build final course specs reveal uh tech deals another q a uh linus +[2248.94 --> 2256.74] tech tips the hundred dollar vertical mouse this thing's wonko man um we've got uh this oh this is +[2256.74 --> 2261.58] we we put um tech linked up there but it's like it's not early access because it's a news show +[2261.58 --> 2268.16] um here let's just okay there's a lot of bitwit stuff a lot of tech deal stuff uh so six editors +[2268.16 --> 2274.46] one cpu yep uh part one of two and then part two of question mark that gives you guys some idea of +[2274.46 --> 2279.76] how that whole thing went uh tech quickie why is wi-fi slower than ethernet uh we've got we bought +[2279.76 --> 2285.50] a cheap ssd on ali express that's actually even more interesting than you might think cool uh we've got +[2285.50 --> 2291.56] this keyboard that raised three hundred thousand dollars on indiegogo and is frankly effing terrible +[2291.56 --> 2297.58] to put it to put it bluntly yeah i'm not surprised yeah no the azio retro classic is really nice oh okay +[2297.58 --> 2303.08] yeah no this thing the rhyme key whatever this is raised three hundred thousand dollars on indiegogo +[2303.08 --> 2311.00] it's terrible um what else do we have in here we've actually done a fair number of simultaneous +[2311.00 --> 2318.80] releases lately but we definitely have what am i looking for is that it this was fun i think it's +[2318.80 --> 2324.26] on both now but yeah this one just came out anyway so we've got early access stuff over there that's +[2324.26 --> 2331.28] going to continue to be happening um okay should we do a news topic i feel like i've talked about the +[2331.28 --> 2337.00] pixel three a lot so oh okay all right here we go so this was posted on the forum but oh never mind +[2337.00 --> 2340.44] there's just a business insider source it doesn't matter the point is i'm gonna quickly go over my +[2340.44 --> 2345.72] thing um yeah right basically hiring an infrastructure guy there's more details in the google forums link +[2345.72 --> 2353.24] in the twitch chat i'll post it on can i post it on youtube this is my that's fine uh i can't +[2353.24 --> 2356.86] are you just logged into your personal account no it's a web address oh and you can't do that +[2356.86 --> 2361.92] not the master can anyways uh it'll be in the description later so check it out there hiring +[2361.92 --> 2367.64] someone to help with the infrastructure side of things um and there's a huge massive questionnaire +[2367.64 --> 2372.80] that's like do you have experience with this if so how much and then that repeated like a whole bunch +[2372.80 --> 2377.76] of times um and basically we're just trying to get a picture of like how familiar you are with some +[2377.76 --> 2383.08] of the stuff that we've used i've had some people be like you should allow like short answered stuff i +[2383.08 --> 2390.02] mean if you have zero years of experience with everything that we're using um if you're if +[2390.02 --> 2397.14] you're able to move local great if you're not if you have tons of experience well maybe but like it's +[2397.14 --> 2404.62] we have good responses already so so i'm not trying to discourage you just yeah saying um okay pixel +[2404.62 --> 2409.34] three after this form i do an email out then you send me resume stuff we do it that way sounds good +[2409.34 --> 2418.74] what is happening all right are you tired okay of every year oh boy whether it's google or apple or +[2418.74 --> 2426.98] samsung yeah are you tired of every year them putting some shiny new feature in your face that +[2426.98 --> 2433.36] just sounds so amazing it's almost unbelievable when they still haven't figured out basic stuff +[2433.36 --> 2438.98] what are we talking about nvidia no we're talking about the pixel 3 right now okay so they've got this +[2438.98 --> 2442.98] call screen feature that lets a robot answer the phone for you and transcribes the dialogue on your +[2442.98 --> 2446.94] lock screen that sounds pretty cool do you remember that thing they talked about last year where your +[2446.94 --> 2450.62] like google assistant could make appointments for you it could like call the hair salon and make an +[2450.62 --> 2455.06] appointment was that last year that was last year it was pixel 2 if i recall correctly whoa okay +[2455.06 --> 2460.70] do you remember that ai camera that stupid thing what was that thing called i don't remember that +[2460.70 --> 2464.86] stupid ai camera that was gonna just like automatically take great pictures or whatever +[2464.86 --> 2471.96] i don't know what i'm thinking there okay apple wireless charging last night when i got home i realized +[2471.96 --> 2478.90] that i had left the key to the super lambo in the ignition okay okay so i walk in my door at home +[2478.90 --> 2485.30] and i'm like i pull out my shiny new pixel 3xl and i say hey google it goes oh your internet's not +[2485.30 --> 2489.02] working i go are you effing kidding me my internet is working i browse to a web page +[2489.02 --> 2495.64] yeah it's working just fine hey google your internet's not working like i'll turn off my wi-fi +[2495.64 --> 2502.80] okay cellular data good we got my internet working because whatever hey google remind me tomorrow when +[2502.80 --> 2511.50] i get to work to take the key out of the civic okay i've set your reminder it's an 8 a.m reminder +[2511.50 --> 2517.52] that has so that has nothing to do with the time that i i'm normally like barely even awake at 8 a.m +[2517.52 --> 2526.30] let alone at work um it gives me no prompt to change it alter it in any way and then i go oh oh +[2526.30 --> 2529.48] crap uh okay google show me my reminders +[2529.48 --> 2536.78] and that's the first time it managed to pick that up that's great +[2536.78 --> 2546.38] so i go okay google show me my reminders it not only doesn't show me my my reminders page +[2546.38 --> 2553.78] yeah it reads me only my next reminder which is a reminder to go check on my daughter and take +[2553.78 --> 2557.24] her fingers out of her mouth if she's sucking on them because it's making her teeth wonky okay +[2557.24 --> 2559.88] and i'm sitting here going +[2559.88 --> 2564.84] this assistant +[2564.84 --> 2569.32] is expected to make appointments for me +[2569.32 --> 2580.30] it can barely do basic stuff like fundamental stuff so here's here's my here's my unsolicited +[2580.30 --> 2586.90] advice for the google assistant team get your shit together don't make new things improve what you +[2586.90 --> 2594.32] have stop making new things yeah all together for like a year okay or two i would give them two +[2594.32 --> 2602.52] go back and and and look at like some of the very frequently requested stuff that you haven't been +[2602.52 --> 2608.26] able to help with or that people because i know you collect data about when someone sets a reminder +[2608.26 --> 2614.10] and then they go in and they change it manually after like when you got it wrong go look at that +[2614.10 --> 2616.60] stuff because that is way more important +[2616.60 --> 2618.70] way more important +[2618.70 --> 2625.64] okay that's all i have to say about the google hardware event uh let's let's move on to uh this +[2625.64 --> 2632.44] was posted by carclis on the forum and it's the intel ninth gen benchmarking scandal boom so why don't +[2632.44 --> 2637.24] we go through why don't we go through the series of events uh yeah we're almost done give me five minutes +[2637.24 --> 2641.18] five minutes because this is like the headline topic it was in the thumbnail i have to talk about it +[2641.18 --> 2645.34] when we don't people get mad especially because we can't change the thumbnails now +[2645.34 --> 2652.70] all right so as intel's new ninth gen chips became available for pre-order there were no benchmarks +[2652.70 --> 2657.46] available because tech journalists were under embargo now this is a behavior that we feel strongly +[2657.46 --> 2662.26] is inappropriate we don't think you should take pre-orders um for products that haven't been +[2662.26 --> 2669.16] evaluated by independent third parties but the reality of it is we are just we are just a a drop in the +[2669.16 --> 2675.38] ocean of of voices of consumers that are apparently dumb enough to just go buy stuff without having +[2675.38 --> 2680.94] seen it evaluated by a third party independent whatever so there's nothing we can do about +[2680.94 --> 2688.56] pre-order culture apparently i wish we could but we can't yeah um one publication pc games n though +[2688.56 --> 2695.68] published benchmarks conducted by a company called principled technologies their results were claiming +[2695.68 --> 2703.72] that the 9900k was up to 50 percent faster than the ryzen 7 2700x in gaming so steve walton of tech spot +[2703.72 --> 2709.06] immediately thought the data looked suspicious and eventually uncovered a series of steps taken to +[2709.06 --> 2715.24] handicap amd okay that's got that's a little bit color commentary there a series of things that occurred +[2715.24 --> 2721.68] or at least things that weren't done that should have been done to benefit yeah that made the amd chip +[2721.68 --> 2729.56] not uh put it put forward its best showing and allowed the intel cpu to shine they used corsair +[2729.56 --> 2735.16] vengeance memory without loading the xmp profile setting the frequency to 2933 and leaving the loose +[2735.16 --> 2739.70] default memory timings in place the amd system used a stock cooler while intel used an nhu 14s that +[2739.70 --> 2744.90] doesn't make a difference but sure whatever uh game mode was enabled on the amd system disabling 50 +[2744.90 --> 2752.28] of its course um something that anyone who knows much about benchmarking should have known like um so +[2752.28 --> 2758.56] game mode is more for thread ripper and less for like four and eight core ryzen processor the argument +[2758.56 --> 2767.52] with the cooler is because the case was really bad apparently sure um just adding some context there +[2767.52 --> 2773.22] i have no information on whether or not it throttled so a big part of the scandal is that apparently +[2773.22 --> 2781.94] intel contracted principled technologies um to to like evaluate the these processes and there's there's +[2781.94 --> 2788.22] a hundred reasons why companies might do something like that it can be useful to sidestep internal +[2788.22 --> 2793.70] politics to get like an independent third party's opinion on the the performance and the market +[2793.70 --> 2797.74] positioning of your product that can help well everyone pricing everyone discounts internal +[2797.74 --> 2804.22] yep benchmarks it can affect pricing it can it can affect forecasting um there you might want to show +[2804.22 --> 2812.12] benchmarks to uh you know analysts or to um partners ahead of launch while the like just the independent +[2812.12 --> 2817.36] press is still under embargo and if you just show your own numbers that you ran it lacks credibility +[2817.36 --> 2823.46] so there's a lot of reasons why companies will contract someone third party in order to get their +[2823.46 --> 2830.26] products evaluated um so there seems to be a couple of issues here one of them is that um +[2830.26 --> 2836.80] principled technologies you know actually there was a there was a big to-do about uh ryan shroud from pc +[2836.80 --> 2843.42] perspective creating like a secondary side business that's all about this kind of consultation for +[2843.42 --> 2848.28] companies it's not this one just to be super clear yeah it's not principled technologies um so i think +[2848.28 --> 2854.54] is shroud research something like that so anyway um so so there's a couple of problems here because +[2854.54 --> 2860.72] one people are mad because the results were not necessarily reflective of the real world differences +[2860.72 --> 2865.52] in performance between intel and their own processors and intel's new processor and amd's processors +[2865.52 --> 2872.84] but i think that people are getting a making a bit of a mountain out of a mole here here because we +[2872.84 --> 2878.10] don't mole here mole heel here because we don't know what the intent was we don't actually know if +[2878.10 --> 2883.02] principled technologies is completely incompetent and we don't know if intel did this out of malice +[2883.02 --> 2889.68] because obviously the pre-orders on a cpu remember this is a supply chain that has taken decades to +[2889.68 --> 2895.90] develop like the pre-orders on a cpu are not significant this isn't like a game where you are +[2895.90 --> 2901.18] making you know and i'm using arbitrary numbers here but where you are making 50 of your total sales +[2901.18 --> 2908.10] for this title within the first couple of weeks it's not like that well you have you have experience +[2908.10 --> 2913.98] at a retailer yes so you will typically see a spike you'll typically see a couple weeks where your +[2913.98 --> 2921.24] where your weekly run rate is 30 to 50 to maybe even double if you have a great launch and then it +[2921.24 --> 2927.24] settles in and you move the bulk of your product over the life cycle of the product so it's not like this +[2927.24 --> 2933.94] was like a sneaky trick to you know sell a bunch of cpus before people realize they're garbage most +[2933.94 --> 2937.52] people don't suddenly upgrade when something new comes out most people upgrade when they want a new +[2937.52 --> 2942.48] computer another thing too is that all the industry scuttlebutt that i've seen that has any kind of +[2942.48 --> 2949.06] credibility to it is that intel is going to be supply constrained on these chips anyway so if their intent +[2949.06 --> 2955.96] was to like drum up a bunch of sales and make everything else look bad um then they're really +[2955.96 --> 2960.00] shooting themselves in the foot with this 9900k launch because if they can't ship enough of the +[2960.00 --> 2963.76] bloody things then what good are they doing themselves if they have everybody waiting around +[2963.76 --> 2970.78] for 9900ks so that's another factor that makes me sort of wonder if um if we should attribute to +[2970.78 --> 2976.98] malice what we could have attributed to incompetence and as much as intel um might have just been dumb +[2976.98 --> 2981.18] here and hired the wrong consultancy firm might i recommend shroud research or whatever he calls himself +[2981.18 --> 2985.08] these days next time that might be better um they had although that would have its own +[2985.08 --> 2990.40] controversy but anyways they had to know that this was going to come back and reflect on them poorly +[2990.40 --> 2997.68] if they chose the wrong third party house to do this testing um and so some of the backlash is +[2997.68 --> 3002.04] definitely deserved because there also should have been oversight from intel where they should have +[3002.04 --> 3009.38] gone well hold on a second that's not really right now with all of that said +[3009.38 --> 3017.92] i don't understand why there was such a big blow up about this because what all of you and all of the +[3017.92 --> 3023.82] rest of the tech press should have done is they should have completely ignored these numbers we should have +[3023.82 --> 3031.76] looked at these numbers as exactly the same kinds of numbers that amd showed off at their hawaii launch event +[3031.76 --> 3038.80] for the 290 series uh we should have ignored them the way that we ignored amd's numbers when they +[3038.80 --> 3044.66] originally launched ryzen and i remember asking someone actually at an amd event why did you put +[3044.66 --> 3049.28] twice as much memory in the intel system here as in your own system and they were like oh well we +[3049.28 --> 3053.24] thought it was the fairest way ryzen had all kinds of issues with the memory controller they couldn't run +[3053.24 --> 3059.88] it any other way um it's not any different from those graphs that nvidia shows at their launch events +[3059.88 --> 3067.80] where they just have like like 18 games and then they show like a bar and they're like yeah it's like that much +[3067.80 --> 3072.66] better when some of them might have been equal and some of them might have been weird anomalies where they +[3072.66 --> 3081.34] perform like twice as fast it's not any different from anything that intel has ever shown why why are we +[3081.34 --> 3089.86] treating anything other than post-launch benchmarks from independent parties as anything other than marketing fluff +[3089.86 --> 3097.38] this i just don't see the difference and maybe i'm missing something here someone in twitch chat is +[3097.38 --> 3104.58] pretty sure you are but hasn't pointed out a single necessarily reason why um yeah i agree on a lot of +[3104.58 --> 3112.60] your points i think there are a few more issues with the testing um probably and and a little bit of the +[3112.60 --> 3118.12] mentality behind it after watching the interview and watching some other things and i agree with some +[3118.12 --> 3121.34] points and don't disagree and disagree with other points that were brought up in the interview and +[3121.34 --> 3129.38] blah blah blah blah yeah um but yeah i don't we do this every single this seems like a just a little +[3129.38 --> 3134.04] bit more than we do every single other time but we always do the same thing every single time right +[3134.04 --> 3139.84] where every single reviewer are like wow those numbers are ridiculous why doesn't everyone wait until +[3139.84 --> 3145.24] independent reviewers get their own numbers out then cross-reference across all reviewers yeah because +[3145.24 --> 3151.02] you shouldn't also just look at one reviewer's because anyone can make a mistake even trout research can +[3151.02 --> 3158.40] make a mistake um we've made plenty of mistakes like everyone makes mistakes that's why i mean when +[3158.40 --> 3163.92] back before i got an opportunity to test the hardware personally or you know have someone on my staff who +[3163.92 --> 3170.32] i'm directly you know sitting next to testing the hardware you know i would always read at least +[3170.32 --> 3175.30] three to four reviews of anything that was back when you read reviews instead of watching yeah yeah +[3175.30 --> 3181.88] dating myself a little bit here i guess and then if there was an anomaly you could go okay why then +[3181.88 --> 3187.86] you start to dig in if everyone agrees it's usually fine unless something very scandalous happens later +[3187.86 --> 3193.48] like that whole thing with the gtx 970 and the half a gig of ram that was slower than the rest or +[3193.48 --> 3198.50] whatever the case may be so so far i've got out of the person that the testing methodology was flawed +[3198.50 --> 3202.76] yeah that's exactly what we're talking about like there was certain issues like they didn't list +[3202.76 --> 3208.32] uh the settings that they used for gta 5 and as yeah you and i know that's a real chore that would +[3208.32 --> 3213.02] be that would be two pages of the document yeah because you can't just set gta 5 it is it is a real +[3213.02 --> 3219.40] chore but it was also revealed in the interview especially that they might not be super educated +[3219.40 --> 3226.20] on different ways that reviewers at least these days like modern reviewers are doing these different +[3226.20 --> 3231.26] testing methodologies because there are a lot of weird things and i did say poor choice of there was +[3231.26 --> 3237.40] third party yes that was already covered and i did say there's some blame lies with intel no matter what +[3237.40 --> 3243.34] the argument linus is making and and by extension me because i agree with this is that it just doesn't +[3243.34 --> 3247.78] matter and everyone should ignore it not that there wasn't problems with it yeah i think i think some +[3247.78 --> 3252.84] people in twitch chat are are just pitchforking because they want to be mad about this whole +[3252.84 --> 3257.58] situation which is great you should completely ignore those numbers because they're they're dumb +[3257.58 --> 3262.12] and you should ignore them and you should be mad when manufacturers mislead you yes we're just saying +[3262.12 --> 3268.04] that this isn't new no it's not unique to intel and yes it's trendy to hate on intel and we get it +[3268.04 --> 3276.82] but they're this particular instance doesn't look especially different to me than what we've seen from +[3276.82 --> 3282.92] until in the past amd nvidia you pretty much name it i mean do you remember do you remember the sales +[3282.92 --> 3288.48] pitch microsoft gave for game mode we were actually talking about it in our in our writers meeting this +[3288.48 --> 3292.98] monday we should revisit game mode because back when we did our video and it basically did nothing +[3292.98 --> 3297.36] um a lot of the community feedback was like well they're gonna fix it over time and there's +[3297.36 --> 3301.68] that's a good idea and we're like let's find out if they fixed that over time because i pretty +[3301.68 --> 3305.68] much guarantee they didn't yeah no that would actually be awesome yeah i would love that video +[3305.68 --> 3311.02] personally so so we should always take manufacturer claims with a grain of salt that's the lesson +[3311.02 --> 3315.64] and we didn't learn it because people are still pre-ordering these things anyway and there's just +[3315.64 --> 3320.80] nothing we can do about it so that's it end of wan show one more thing one more quick quick quick +[3320.80 --> 3326.52] thing fine uh we talked about the giant like 50 million or whatever i don't remember the number +[3326.52 --> 3332.14] account facebook breach not that long ago on wan show if you want to check how it impacted you +[3332.14 --> 3338.66] log into facebook then go to facebook.com slash help slash security notice scroll down to the +[3338.66 --> 3343.16] bottom thank you uh will from the flow plane team for sharing this with me scroll down to the bottom +[3343.16 --> 3348.34] and then there should be a box which will give you some details about how secure your account is pay +[3348.34 --> 3353.96] attention to the wording it will not say you were breached you were not breached it will sound a little +[3353.96 --> 3359.68] bit more or a little bit less sure depending on how how problematic your account is so yeah check that +[3359.68 --> 3363.72] out that's all i have to say um officially licensed wireless gamecube controllers are coming to switch +[3363.72 --> 3369.78] that's pretty sick that is i just want to throw that out there and um also google plus hack and end +[3369.78 --> 3375.10] of life lol google plus the gift that keeps on giving it's like ncix okay bye everyone bye +[3375.10 --> 3382.72] oh yeah we can mention the discord logo contest we're doing a halloween themed uh ltt logo design +[3382.72 --> 3389.40] contest on discord discord.tv i hope you guys can hear me uh the music for the intro is playing +[3389.40 --> 3394.18] right now so anyway i gotta go i gotta go record that one last video today bye +[3394.18 --> 3394.54] oh +[3394.54 --> 3398.54] oh +[3398.54 --> 3407.36] ah +[3407.36 --> 3407.48] oh diff --git a/Elon Musk DELETES his Facebook - WAN Show Mar.23 2018_transcript.txt b/Elon Musk DELETES his Facebook - WAN Show Mar.23 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..31fce43ea309046a2f4a870625894dcf7deb3e50 --- /dev/null +++ b/Elon Musk DELETES his Facebook - WAN Show Mar.23 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,851 @@ +[0.00 --> 0.74] will never get uploaded. +[3.88 --> 7.60] I don't know about you, but I'm having basically kind of the roughest week ever. +[8.28 --> 9.80] We killed the dual socket board. +[11.24 --> 13.96] Anthony, yeah, you killed the dual socket board. +[14.14 --> 16.08] Alex, Alex killed the dual socket board. +[16.58 --> 22.38] Anthony got pulled out of the office on a particularly busy week for an event that ended +[22.38 --> 25.22] up being a complete and utter waste of time. +[25.36 --> 26.14] Thank you, Intel. +[26.56 --> 29.06] I just, you know, it's funny. +[30.00 --> 38.54] To the average viewer out there, there seems to be this perception that when a company +[38.54 --> 45.50] invites you to a product event, that it's like free travel. +[45.94 --> 47.94] You just got free travel and hotel. +[48.44 --> 50.94] You guys sold out so hard. +[51.98 --> 52.98] Like there's this perception. +[53.98 --> 59.64] But what they don't seem to realize is that it costs me money. +[60.00 --> 65.30] To have myself or someone else out of the office, not just money, but time. +[65.54 --> 67.84] Time that I might have spent with my family. +[68.36 --> 73.38] Spent clipping one of my toenails that's a little long right now and is kind of catching +[73.38 --> 75.34] on the inside of my sock and is a little uncomfortable. +[75.88 --> 80.22] You know, things that we might have wanted to, that I might have wanted to do. +[80.22 --> 86.54] So, and in this case, like I would actually prefer, not just in this case, but in most cases, +[86.82 --> 91.78] I would strongly prefer having a company get on the phone with me so I don't have to sit +[91.78 --> 96.86] in an airport for three hours, sit on a plane for anywhere from, you know, two to five hours, +[97.20 --> 101.08] sit in an airport for another half an hour waiting for my baggage, and then do the whole +[101.08 --> 101.78] thing all over again. +[101.78 --> 106.52] I would strongly prefer if they just got on a phone, gave me a PowerPoint presentation +[106.52 --> 111.06] where I can understand the product and just sent one over so that we can test it in the +[111.06 --> 115.32] comfort of our lab with all of our equipment and all of our staff that we can mount ideas +[115.32 --> 117.08] off of, all of that good stuff. +[118.14 --> 122.62] And you haven't even mentioned the opportunity costs of Anthony not being here, Anthony being +[122.62 --> 125.32] in an airport instead of being at his desk, being productive. +[125.32 --> 126.56] Exactly. +[126.56 --> 126.82] Exactly. +[127.90 --> 136.06] So, the audio issues persist. +[136.28 --> 137.04] Is that why you're laughing? +[137.24 --> 137.82] Slash dying? +[142.06 --> 144.78] If you think the audio is bad, read my lips. +[146.42 --> 148.06] Apparently it's very quiet. +[148.22 --> 148.96] Because that's all you're getting. +[149.44 --> 154.02] But we are getting all the way into the yellow territory. +[155.32 --> 157.82] So, I don't know what to tell you. +[160.06 --> 161.40] I can't turn it up. +[161.76 --> 163.02] Because it's going to clip. +[164.22 --> 165.42] I can't do anything. +[167.16 --> 168.78] We're just going to have to live with it. +[169.30 --> 170.38] This is your problem, man. +[170.46 --> 170.98] Turn it up. +[171.44 --> 176.04] And when the ad comes on and blasts you, and you get a noise complaint, and a strata bill +[176.04 --> 177.10] slash condo fee bill. +[177.24 --> 177.64] All right. +[178.06 --> 180.82] So, anyway, it has just been a rough week. +[180.82 --> 182.46] Having people out. +[184.62 --> 185.74] Ivan's sick this week. +[186.54 --> 188.08] Alex is going to be out next week. +[188.16 --> 191.28] So, one of the videos that he was supposed to get done this week, but he was busy breaking +[191.28 --> 191.84] a motherboard. +[192.34 --> 193.40] Didn't get done this week. +[193.46 --> 195.18] So, it means we have to do more next week. +[196.78 --> 198.64] Next week, I'm going to be out of the office two days. +[198.76 --> 201.70] Actually, we've got some really cool videos that we're going to be shooting next week. +[201.70 --> 202.92] I love it when you're out of the office. +[203.28 --> 203.54] Don't. +[205.38 --> 205.70] Okay. +[205.74 --> 208.28] Well, on one of the days, I am actually going to be in the building. +[208.40 --> 209.34] I'm just going to be really busy. +[209.66 --> 212.54] So, I don't know if you guys remember the murder box. +[215.12 --> 215.44] Yeah. +[215.82 --> 220.74] It's sort of an unfortunately named boutique system integrator that existed around eight, +[220.80 --> 221.38] nine years ago. +[221.90 --> 226.12] Anyway, Charles, the guy who was running it, eventually decided to do just a case. +[226.12 --> 227.96] The MDPC X. +[228.66 --> 229.76] No, Xforma. +[230.02 --> 230.22] Okay. +[230.38 --> 230.66] Whatever. +[230.66 --> 231.58] I can't remember what it's called. +[231.66 --> 232.66] It's freaking awesome, though. +[232.68 --> 233.26] It looks incredible. +[233.62 --> 237.34] So, he's got a full system built up in it, including metal hardline tubing. +[238.08 --> 241.74] Metal hardline tubing with these gorgeous bends and stuff. +[242.16 --> 247.32] And what we're going to be doing is we're going to have him come into the studio and do +[247.32 --> 249.16] a teardown of it. +[249.60 --> 255.70] So, it's going to be kind of like disassembling a supercar on camera. +[256.10 --> 257.12] It's going to be badass. +[257.18 --> 257.84] But like a supercomputer. +[258.32 --> 260.64] But not a supercomputer because that's a specific thing and it isn't that simple. +[260.66 --> 265.56] When I first saw that system, I was like, I didn't even know such things were possible. +[265.82 --> 270.28] Like in Gladiator, when he sees the Coliseum, I didn't know men could build such things. +[270.80 --> 272.34] They weren't PC in Gladiator times. +[275.46 --> 275.90] Okay. +[275.90 --> 279.62] So, let's jump into our first topic of the day. +[279.72 --> 280.90] This one is... +[281.56 --> 283.58] We talked about it a fair bit last week. +[283.80 --> 294.70] Apparently, my explanation of it was very confusing because a lot of the comments on the WAN show last week were just saying that people were having a really hard time understanding what the crap it was that I was talking about exactly. +[294.70 --> 296.70] But the GeForce Partner Program. +[296.70 --> 301.70] Nvidia is claiming that this is all about reducing confusion for the consumer. +[301.70 --> 304.46] But according to an article written by... +[304.46 --> 304.84] Yeah, I know. +[304.84 --> 315.98] According to an article written by HardOCP, it appears to be a means for Nvidia using its stranglehold over the supply of the GPU chips that its partners need to survive. +[316.36 --> 324.86] Using that to basically force them to favor Nvidia products over AMD products in their marketing. +[324.86 --> 330.44] Specifically, in their marketing that talks directly about gaming. +[331.64 --> 335.04] So, our source here is... +[335.04 --> 339.82] This was originally posted by Cladson on the forum and the original article is from Reddit. +[341.28 --> 343.00] Seems to suggest... +[343.00 --> 346.60] Although, this is of course in r slash AMD. +[348.60 --> 350.72] So, take it for what it is. +[350.72 --> 351.72] But... +[351.72 --> 360.72] Seems to suggest that the first victim of the GeForce Partner Program may have already been unveiled. +[360.72 --> 366.80] So, Gigabyte just introduced a new AMD oriented external GPU box. +[366.80 --> 372.94] And the branding is different from their other external GPU box. +[372.94 --> 377.04] So, we've actually got one of the GTX 1080 based ones. +[377.04 --> 380.04] And it uses the Aorus branding. +[380.04 --> 382.04] While these new AMD based ones... +[382.04 --> 384.04] Wow, this is like a... +[384.04 --> 391.04] How deep do I have to go in these links to find the actual... +[391.04 --> 393.04] Where is the... +[393.04 --> 396.04] There you go. +[396.04 --> 398.04] The branding isn't just different. +[398.04 --> 400.04] It's just way, way, way more basic. +[400.04 --> 401.04] Yeah. +[401.04 --> 402.04] So, Aorus... +[402.04 --> 403.04] So, worse. +[403.04 --> 404.04] Aorus... +[404.04 --> 406.04] And just RX 580. +[406.04 --> 411.04] With that said, it does have gaming in the title. +[411.04 --> 424.04] Which, hopefully, is an indication that, contrary to the rumor, partners will at least be able to use, like, game or gaming in the branding for their AMD products. +[424.04 --> 425.04] Um... +[425.04 --> 428.04] That's a descriptive word. +[428.04 --> 432.04] Isn't it MSI that gaming is actually their line of gaming? +[432.04 --> 433.04] Uh, yeah. +[433.04 --> 435.04] So, they won't be able to do that. +[435.04 --> 436.04] Well, the... +[436.04 --> 439.04] Or they'll have to take a little TM off the top of it. +[439.04 --> 451.04] Yeah, so the rumor was, though, that NVIDIA would be forcing their partners to actually rename product lines that had gaming in them for products that were not GeForce. +[451.04 --> 452.04] So... +[452.04 --> 464.04] It's still a work in progress, though, because if you look at some of the Amazon links to these products that have been otherwise de-branded in physical form, the Amazon titles still have those monikers in there. +[464.04 --> 467.04] Like, I'm assuming they're going to be taken away eventually. +[467.04 --> 468.04] So, maybe it's still... +[468.04 --> 471.04] It's like a rollout here that we're witnessing. +[471.04 --> 475.04] Yeah, so it looks like there's some things that still haven't been updated. +[475.04 --> 479.04] So, some Amazon product names apparently have been updated. +[479.04 --> 490.04] Now, not for insignias like ROG Strix and MSI Gaming, but for the actual product names themselves, some have been updated and some of them haven't. +[490.04 --> 491.04] Do you have any examples of that? +[491.04 --> 496.04] If you go to the forum thread, there's a bunch of examples now, not just the Aorus one. +[496.04 --> 497.04] Cool. +[497.04 --> 499.04] Alright, let's go ahead and pull that up here. +[499.04 --> 500.04] So, update number two. +[500.04 --> 506.04] Yes, MSI seems to have removed all their gaming from AMD graphics cards. +[506.04 --> 509.04] Only Nvidia ones have the gaming branding on them now. +[509.04 --> 512.04] Let's see if we can find... +[512.04 --> 514.04] Yeah, this... +[514.04 --> 516.04] Wow, this thread is like really going. +[516.04 --> 517.04] Here we go. +[517.04 --> 518.04] Check this out. +[518.04 --> 522.04] No, so this is an example of one that has not been changed yet. +[522.04 --> 526.04] So, ASUS ROG Strix Radeon RX 560. +[526.04 --> 537.04] Now, with that said, one of the things that I would have to wonder is that given the complicated nature of updating the name of a product that's out there in the wild already, +[537.04 --> 540.04] is it possible we're not seeing the full effect yet? +[540.04 --> 547.04] Is it possible that Nvidia would be waiting for like the next rollout of products like a 600 series graphics card from AMD? +[547.04 --> 553.04] How could you possibly retroactively like, hey Best Buy, hey Walmart, update your product names on your websites? +[553.04 --> 555.04] I mean, you could ask for it, but I mean... +[555.04 --> 556.04] But there's so many channels. +[556.04 --> 558.04] Yeah, there's... +[558.04 --> 564.04] I mean, there's the websites, there's the little like tag on the actual shelf, there's flyers that they would be working on, +[564.04 --> 568.04] there's all kinds of promotional materials that would be very difficult to change. +[568.04 --> 571.04] And there's multiple marketplaces, like Amazon isn't even in Australia. +[571.04 --> 576.04] Presumably Australia has some other e-tailer that's big that they'd have to communicate with. +[576.04 --> 584.04] Yeah, it was... PC case, geared, Amazon, PC, online, e-tailer. +[584.04 --> 587.04] I'm trying to remember who the big ones are down there. +[587.04 --> 589.04] Wait, why did I search for Amazon? +[589.04 --> 590.04] Australia. +[590.04 --> 591.04] It has just been... +[591.04 --> 592.04] Australia's on. +[592.04 --> 594.04] It has been such a week, man. +[594.04 --> 596.04] Like, such a week. +[596.04 --> 598.04] ScorpTech is one of them. +[598.04 --> 603.04] That's one of our mods on the forum used to work at ScorpTech, but doesn't anymore. +[603.04 --> 605.04] So that's really all I know about them. +[605.04 --> 607.04] Did he used to be Australian and isn't anymore? +[607.04 --> 608.04] No, no, no, still Australian. +[608.04 --> 609.04] Oh, still super Australian. +[609.04 --> 610.04] That can happen. +[610.04 --> 611.04] All right. +[611.04 --> 613.04] This was originally posted on the forum by... +[613.04 --> 614.04] Wait, wait, wait, I have one question. +[614.04 --> 615.04] Yes. +[615.04 --> 618.04] I saw some fear. +[618.04 --> 624.04] You talked about the supply that Nvidia has on the market being a bit of a stranglehold. +[624.04 --> 638.04] Do you think that applies to people like us, influencers and media who don't want to speak out or disparage this move by Nvidia because they're afraid that they're not going to be sourced, the GPUs that they rely on to make reviews and editorial content? +[638.04 --> 639.04] Okay. +[639.04 --> 641.04] So that is a good question. +[641.04 --> 644.04] Here's the thing. +[644.04 --> 646.04] Nvidia has to... +[646.04 --> 658.04] If they're trying to create a competitive advantage for themselves, they have to do so without creating a bunch of negative sentiment amongst the consumer base. +[658.04 --> 659.04] Sort of. +[659.04 --> 660.04] I'm not actually convinced. +[660.04 --> 663.04] Like, Nvidia, I would describe as sort of... +[663.04 --> 665.04] Not the individuals that I know there. +[665.04 --> 669.04] Everyone that I know that works at Nvidia I really like on a personal level. +[669.04 --> 676.04] But to describe them corporately, I would say they are a little bit arrogant. +[676.04 --> 682.04] But I'm not necessarily saying that they haven't earned it in a sense. +[682.04 --> 683.04] Like... +[683.04 --> 684.04] Comes with a market share? +[684.04 --> 685.04] Yeah. +[685.04 --> 690.04] It comes with having what I think it's like 75% market share or something like that in discrete graphics. +[690.04 --> 695.04] And that's in terms of unit sales, not in terms of dollars. +[695.04 --> 702.04] Which, given that they have much higher end products than AMD has at this time, are pretty significantly different. +[702.04 --> 705.04] So... +[705.04 --> 710.04] I'm not saying that they haven't kind of earned it. +[710.04 --> 713.04] But we are the stewards of that sentiment. +[713.04 --> 714.04] Right. +[714.04 --> 715.04] Right. +[715.04 --> 719.04] Nvidia doesn't really have to care about the sentiment now. +[719.04 --> 724.04] Because at the end of the day, what else are you going to buy? +[724.04 --> 726.04] You know, you can't find stock of anything. +[726.04 --> 731.04] So people are basically buying whatever they can get, for one thing. +[731.04 --> 737.04] And for two, Nvidia is in a position where in certain segments, they really are the only product that makes any sense. +[737.04 --> 739.04] Especially at the high end. +[739.04 --> 741.04] So, but... +[741.04 --> 745.04] But with that said, Nvidia still seems to somewhat care about their public image. +[745.04 --> 751.04] Because you never know when AMD might turn around and release something that turns the market on its head. +[751.04 --> 758.04] And if people had like this pent up negative sentiment towards Nvidia, it could backfire on them then. +[758.04 --> 760.04] When you say at the high end, what are you talking about? +[760.04 --> 761.04] Are you talking about HEDT? +[761.04 --> 762.04] Yeah. +[762.04 --> 763.04] Yeah. +[763.04 --> 764.04] I'm talking about... +[764.04 --> 765.04] Well, that's... +[765.04 --> 766.04] Because if you're talking about... +[766.04 --> 767.04] Only Intel uses that terminology. +[767.04 --> 768.04] Oh, okay. +[768.04 --> 769.04] So, yeah. +[769.04 --> 771.04] If you're talking about server stuff, then I don't... +[771.04 --> 772.04] Does this really apply? +[772.04 --> 773.04] Because this is... +[773.04 --> 775.04] Isn't this about consumer grade... +[775.04 --> 776.04] Yeah. +[776.04 --> 777.04] No, no. +[777.04 --> 778.04] I'm talking about high end consumer. +[778.04 --> 781.04] I mean, AMD doesn't have anything competitive with the 1080 Ti. +[781.04 --> 782.04] Not even close. +[782.04 --> 783.04] Got them. +[783.04 --> 784.04] That's it. +[784.04 --> 785.04] Yeah. +[785.04 --> 786.04] Alright. +[786.04 --> 793.04] And I mean, as for Vega, Vega 56 and Vega 64, I mean, even before the mining craze, they weren't that competitive. +[793.04 --> 794.04] Like, they were okay. +[794.04 --> 795.04] Vega 64 wasn't. +[795.04 --> 796.04] Vega 56 was. +[796.04 --> 799.04] But you haven't been able to buy a Vega 56. +[799.04 --> 801.04] Like, what... +[801.04 --> 802.04] Where? +[802.04 --> 803.04] Where are you supposed to get a Vega 56? +[803.04 --> 812.04] And you really think that when they were deciding whether or not to make this move and how to spin it and whether or not it would give them bad press, they thought, you know what? +[812.04 --> 815.04] Right now, nobody can buy anything because of crypto. +[815.04 --> 819.04] They really considered the crypto mania and the availability of GPUs. +[819.04 --> 820.04] Oh, I think so. +[820.04 --> 821.04] And they were like, ah, we can probably get away with this. +[821.04 --> 822.04] I think so. +[822.04 --> 825.04] So, I think that the timing is a big part of it. +[825.04 --> 829.04] And then I think the other thing is, like, why not try to get the press to buckle? +[829.04 --> 835.04] Well, it's because they have far less of an impact on our livelihood than they do on their partners who rely on them for chips. +[835.04 --> 837.04] Like, if... +[837.04 --> 838.04] So, we... +[838.04 --> 843.04] I would be more worried about YouTube than I would about NVIDIA. +[843.04 --> 850.04] If YouTube were the kind of company where I didn't feel like, you know, they could accept criticism. +[850.04 --> 856.04] As it is, you know, I can tell our YouTube rep stuff that I hate about the platform to his face. +[856.04 --> 863.04] And his job, anyway, is to take that feedback and actually try and make it actionable and try and improve things. +[863.04 --> 865.04] Believe it or not, YouTube does actually care. +[865.04 --> 866.04] We're his client. +[866.04 --> 867.04] Yeah. +[867.04 --> 868.04] It's... +[868.04 --> 871.04] We're his client, but he's also our... +[871.04 --> 874.04] You know, that's actually an interesting way of looking at it. +[874.04 --> 879.04] So, we're his client, but we're his client in a way where NVIDIA's clients are not... +[879.04 --> 881.04] are not as much. +[881.04 --> 884.04] Because NVIDIA could just find someone else. +[884.04 --> 892.04] Whereas, once you reach a certain point as a creator, in much the same way that YouTube doesn't really focus much attention on the small creators that are replaceable, +[892.04 --> 895.04] they do focus attention on the big ones that are difficult to replace. +[895.04 --> 900.04] Well, I think from NVIDIA's perspective, pretty much everyone can be replaced at this point. +[900.04 --> 902.04] Like, they've literally done it. +[902.04 --> 908.04] XFX used to be a major NVIDIA partner, especially in North America back in the day. +[908.04 --> 911.04] It was like, one, two. +[911.04 --> 913.04] EVGA, XFX. +[913.04 --> 921.04] Now, ever since XFX, defected to AMD back in, I think it was the 4000 series days? +[921.04 --> 923.04] Don't quote me on that. +[923.04 --> 924.04] It might have been 3000 series. +[924.04 --> 929.04] Anyway, back then, ever since then, NVIDIA basically went, well, okay. +[929.04 --> 940.04] You know, if you're gonna defect, if you're gonna go from being exclusive NVIDIA, remember, this was at a time when NVIDIA was in pretty rough shape with some hot running cards that didn't perform that well. +[940.04 --> 945.04] If you guys are gonna turn tail and run into the arms of AMD, good luck with that. +[945.04 --> 948.04] We'll just find someone else to replace you. +[948.04 --> 949.04] And they did. +[949.04 --> 954.04] When BFG disappeared, so BFG was another sort of top tier partner for NVIDIA in North America. +[954.04 --> 958.04] One of their big things was that they offered a lifetime warranty. +[958.04 --> 972.04] When BFG disappeared, NVIDIA didn't, you know, they didn't run out and try and find, you know, try and like quietly fund through, you know, venture capital, someone to take over the brand and continue it. +[972.04 --> 975.04] They just kind of went, eh, then's the breaks. +[975.04 --> 980.04] And if you think about it, that has been the strategy with board partners since the dawn of time. +[980.04 --> 988.04] Like I could probably name half a dozen board partners off the top of my head who existed at one point, at least in North America, and don't anymore. +[988.04 --> 989.04] Let's try. +[989.04 --> 991.04] Well, there's BFG. +[991.04 --> 992.04] So I already got that one. +[992.04 --> 994.04] There is ChainTech. +[994.04 --> 995.04] There's another one. +[995.04 --> 1000.04] There is, let me think, GainWord. +[1000.04 --> 1001.04] There's another one. +[1001.04 --> 1006.04] GainWord used to be like, kind of like Halo, Halo tier products. +[1006.04 --> 1009.04] A-Bit, I think, dabbled in GPUs at one point. +[1009.04 --> 1012.04] They're gone entirely now from the motherboard business too. +[1012.04 --> 1013.04] Dang. +[1013.04 --> 1015.04] Is that all I got? +[1015.04 --> 1016.04] That's pretty good. +[1016.04 --> 1017.04] Shoot. +[1017.04 --> 1018.04] I think that's all I've got. +[1018.04 --> 1026.04] I mean, and then there's like, there's like the really old stuff, like, like back when like 3D Labs, I think, used to do graphics cards. +[1026.04 --> 1029.04] But I don't think they ever did NVIDIA ones. +[1029.04 --> 1032.04] 3D Labs, Creative. +[1032.04 --> 1034.04] Did Creative do them? +[1034.04 --> 1036.04] Before ATI acquired FireGL. +[1036.04 --> 1037.04] Diamond. +[1037.04 --> 1038.04] Oh yeah, Diamond Multimedia. +[1038.04 --> 1040.04] Sorry, that's the one that I was thinking, not 3D Labs. +[1040.04 --> 1041.04] Diamond. +[1041.04 --> 1042.04] Okay, whatever. +[1042.04 --> 1043.04] That's five. +[1043.04 --> 1044.04] That's five. +[1044.04 --> 1045.04] I don't know. +[1045.04 --> 1046.04] I don't know if I was thinking of them, so it's kind of cheating. +[1046.04 --> 1047.04] But that's not really the point. +[1047.04 --> 1056.04] The point is, I think NVIDIA is in a position where they feel like they need their partners a lot less than someone like YouTube apparently does with us. +[1056.04 --> 1059.04] So let's see how this continues to play out. +[1059.04 --> 1062.04] So they still have that power and they don't really care. +[1062.04 --> 1063.04] It doesn't matter. +[1063.04 --> 1067.04] The sentiment is a drop in the bucket compared to the power of their market position, so it doesn't matter. +[1067.04 --> 1081.04] Yeah, but I think that they are, I think that they wouldn't also risk going to press directly with some kind of an agreement that you can only mention gaming with NVIDIA products and then a gag order if you talk about it. +[1081.04 --> 1087.04] Because if they ever showed something like that to anyone in the press, it would be out there. +[1087.04 --> 1091.04] Yeah, let's remember that it was AMD who originally kind of leaked this or let it be known. +[1091.04 --> 1095.04] Because the press has so much less to lose with NVIDIA. +[1095.04 --> 1099.04] Like worst case scenario, I've got to buy a half a dozen graphics cards a year. +[1099.04 --> 1106.04] I mean at the rate that we're going lately with them releasing like two, three graphics cards every year, like it's not even that bad. +[1106.04 --> 1109.04] It's like yeah, sure, whatever, I'll go buy a video card. +[1109.04 --> 1110.04] Yeah, but on the flip side. +[1110.04 --> 1111.04] I used to buy video cards. +[1111.04 --> 1113.04] But the price of those video cards. +[1113.04 --> 1115.04] Okay, that's true. +[1115.04 --> 1117.04] And Linus Media Group's bankrupt. +[1117.04 --> 1120.04] Had to buy three graphics cards. +[1120.04 --> 1122.04] Colton's on fire, he's laid off. +[1122.04 --> 1123.04] Yeah. +[1123.04 --> 1125.04] Budget cuts, man. +[1125.04 --> 1131.04] Alright, why don't we jump into one of our quick ones here. +[1131.04 --> 1133.04] I want to talk about this one. +[1133.04 --> 1134.04] You want to talk about the first... +[1134.04 --> 1135.04] Oh, the self-draft. +[1135.04 --> 1137.04] I've been following this since it broke. +[1137.04 --> 1138.04] Alright, hold on. +[1138.04 --> 1139.04] We'll talk about that in a minute. +[1139.04 --> 1142.04] First, we've got to talk about our sponsors for the day. +[1142.04 --> 1143.04] Bloop! +[1143.04 --> 1144.04] Where's all our sponsor stuff? +[1144.04 --> 1145.04] Is this it? +[1145.04 --> 1146.04] I think they might be behind us. +[1146.04 --> 1147.04] You're a vegetarian, right? +[1147.04 --> 1148.04] Yeah. +[1148.04 --> 1149.04] Yeah. +[1149.04 --> 1151.04] So I'm the only one eating savage jerky today? +[1151.04 --> 1152.04] Yeah. +[1152.04 --> 1154.04] That's a real shame, because it's pretty delicious. +[1154.04 --> 1155.04] Yeah. +[1155.04 --> 1159.04] So I'm gonna jump right into the savage jerky spot, just because that's the... +[1159.04 --> 1163.04] Like, I'm actually not as hungry as I normally am on the WAN show, because I was eating... +[1163.04 --> 1167.04] Because you spent half of the WAN show eating in people's ears in 7.1. +[1167.04 --> 1170.04] Oh, they sent so many packs of maple buffalo bacon. +[1170.04 --> 1174.04] This is like the highlight of my week. +[1174.04 --> 1179.04] Oh yeah, they have other flavors as well, including some super spicy ones. +[1179.04 --> 1180.04] And that's good. +[1180.04 --> 1183.04] Let's get through the talking points, so I'm drooling already. +[1183.04 --> 1184.04] You're salivating. +[1184.04 --> 1185.04] You're top-loving over here. +[1185.04 --> 1186.04] Not drooling, sorry. +[1186.04 --> 1187.04] Salivating. +[1187.04 --> 1192.04] Savage Jerky's Jerky is made with high-quality ingredients without nitrates or preservatives. +[1192.04 --> 1196.04] The goal was to create a snack that's full of flavor and not bad for you. +[1196.04 --> 1200.04] They've got 13 different flavors of jerky, including maple buffalo bacon. +[1200.04 --> 1202.04] The mojo is really good. +[1202.04 --> 1204.04] The traditional is really good. +[1204.04 --> 1206.04] What are some of the other really good ones? +[1206.04 --> 1207.04] Hold on. +[1207.04 --> 1208.04] Oh! +[1208.04 --> 1211.04] The cracked pepper and sea salt is really good. +[1211.04 --> 1215.04] And then they've also got super spicy ones, like the ghost pepper one, the reaper one. +[1215.04 --> 1217.04] I'm also salivating, for the record. +[1217.04 --> 1221.04] They also make barbecue sauce, hot sauce, and a spice rub. +[1221.04 --> 1225.04] Their Carolina Reaper hot sauce uses one of the hottest peppers in the world. +[1225.04 --> 1226.04] I can attest to that. +[1226.04 --> 1227.04] The ghost pepper. +[1227.04 --> 1228.04] Just kidding. +[1228.04 --> 1229.04] It's the Carolina Reaper. +[1229.04 --> 1230.04] Duh. +[1230.04 --> 1231.04] It's called Carolina Reaper hot sauce. +[1231.04 --> 1236.04] And you can use offer code LTT to save 10% on all of their products. +[1236.04 --> 1239.04] That legitimately looks like a piece of bacon. +[1239.04 --> 1240.04] It is a piece of bacon. +[1240.04 --> 1241.04] What did you think it was? +[1241.04 --> 1242.04] Oh. +[1242.04 --> 1243.04] Well, what's it? +[1243.04 --> 1244.04] Oh, bacon jerky? +[1244.04 --> 1245.04] It's bacon jerky. +[1245.04 --> 1246.04] Oh. +[1246.04 --> 1247.04] I didn't know that was a thing. +[1247.04 --> 1248.04] It's a thing. +[1248.04 --> 1249.04] It's a good thing. +[1249.04 --> 1251.04] All right. +[1251.04 --> 1261.04] Jumping into our next topic, or into our next sponsor, this is also a good thing. +[1261.04 --> 1267.04] So EK has introduced the Phoenix. +[1267.04 --> 1274.04] And if you had noticed that their previous modular water cooling system sort of went away, +[1274.04 --> 1275.04] Phoenix, that name. +[1275.04 --> 1276.04] What does that mean? +[1276.04 --> 1277.04] Kind of makes sense. +[1277.04 --> 1278.04] Reborn, right? +[1278.04 --> 1283.04] So this is their next generation improved AIO water cooling solution. +[1283.04 --> 1288.04] It's designed around quick disconnect couplings, bringing a modular approach to connecting +[1288.04 --> 1289.04] and expanding your loop. +[1289.04 --> 1293.04] So it gives you the freedom to decide which components you want to cool down with water. +[1293.04 --> 1299.04] And all the products not only come with the blocks and tubing all pre-assembled, they +[1299.04 --> 1304.04] actually come pre-filled with water and really high quality quick disconnects. +[1304.04 --> 1306.04] I believe these are from Colder. +[1306.04 --> 1307.04] Yeah. +[1307.04 --> 1309.04] I think that's what the company is called. +[1309.04 --> 1314.04] Key to the special connector that allows for, yeah, they don't actually say on it, but +[1314.04 --> 1319.04] I'm pretty sure when I looked into the best quick connects way back when I was doing +[1319.04 --> 1323.04] like system development back at NCIX, I came across these. +[1323.04 --> 1331.04] They're super expensive, but they're like, they lose like 0.1 or like 0.01 mils or something +[1331.04 --> 1332.04] like that. +[1332.04 --> 1336.04] Like when you take them apart, basically just the surfaces are damp to the touch and that's +[1336.04 --> 1337.04] it. +[1337.04 --> 1338.04] Wow. +[1338.04 --> 1339.04] It's, you know, it's measurable. +[1339.04 --> 1340.04] Sure. +[1340.04 --> 1343.04] It's significant, but it's, it's not that bad compared to other designs. +[1343.04 --> 1344.04] That's really cool. +[1344.04 --> 1349.04] It like bridges the gap between the super simple AIO to the more intense enthusiast ones. +[1349.04 --> 1350.04] I like it. +[1350.04 --> 1352.04] So it's enthusiast performance, but with AIO simplicity. +[1352.04 --> 1357.04] So they come pre-filled so you can just clip them together and the CPU cooling module and +[1357.04 --> 1363.04] GPU cooling module can be connected to the radiator core module in any order separately or together. +[1363.04 --> 1368.04] So you can check them out at EKWB.com or through the link in the video description. +[1368.04 --> 1369.04] Whoops. +[1369.04 --> 1373.04] Bringing us to our last sponsor. +[1373.04 --> 1374.04] Wait, where did, where did this thing go? +[1374.04 --> 1375.04] It's behind you. +[1375.04 --> 1376.04] It is? +[1376.04 --> 1377.04] Yes. +[1377.04 --> 1378.04] Oh. +[1378.04 --> 1379.04] Behind me as well. +[1379.04 --> 1381.04] Are you going to, are you going to do the demo? +[1381.04 --> 1382.04] Like, is this set up? +[1382.04 --> 1383.04] I think the plan is to do a demo. +[1383.04 --> 1384.04] Oh, okay. +[1384.04 --> 1389.04] Oh, well, is this, is this spoiling the video? +[1389.04 --> 1390.04] Alright. +[1390.04 --> 1391.04] No, fine. +[1391.04 --> 1392.04] Do it, do it, do it, do it. +[1392.04 --> 1393.04] Okay. +[1393.04 --> 1396.04] So our third sponsor for today is Sewol Direct. +[1396.04 --> 1403.04] Their HDLink HL24 HDMI over any two conductors product allows you to use whatever cable you've +[1403.04 --> 1405.04] already got somewhere. +[1405.04 --> 1409.04] Like, maybe you've already got wires running through a wall or whatever. +[1409.04 --> 1412.04] You can use any two cables to send an HDMI signal. +[1412.04 --> 1419.04] It's got up to a two mile range with a good conductor and it can work on literally anything +[1419.04 --> 1420.04] that is conductive. +[1420.04 --> 1425.04] So James is about to demo it, we hope, in water. +[1425.04 --> 1428.04] So we've got a laptop behind me. +[1428.04 --> 1431.04] James is in the way of it so it's kind of hard for you guys to see. +[1431.04 --> 1433.04] I think you just can't see it. +[1433.04 --> 1434.04] It's way over there. +[1434.04 --> 1436.04] Oh, well, you can see the keyboard. +[1436.04 --> 1437.04] There, you got a laptop. +[1437.04 --> 1441.04] We've got a wire right here going into a tray of water. +[1441.04 --> 1443.04] And then we've got... +[1443.04 --> 1446.04] Blinky green light. +[1446.04 --> 1448.04] Is this just on the wrong input? +[1448.04 --> 1449.04] It could be. +[1449.04 --> 1451.04] And then we've got James trying to do a live demo. +[1451.04 --> 1453.04] Any time you try and do a live demo it doesn't work. +[1453.04 --> 1456.04] It's like, it's got to be like some kind of law. +[1456.04 --> 1459.04] Colton, did you actually do this? +[1459.04 --> 1461.04] That's not Colton. +[1461.04 --> 1463.04] No, it was Taron. +[1463.04 --> 1467.04] Well, that might be your problem. +[1467.04 --> 1469.04] It wasn't even set to duplicate. +[1469.04 --> 1470.04] Oh. +[1470.04 --> 1472.04] Well, now I changed it. +[1472.04 --> 1475.04] It should be HDMI. +[1479.04 --> 1482.04] Moving on. +[1482.04 --> 1485.04] Well, we've got a video coming where we did have it working. +[1485.04 --> 1486.04] It's receiving signal. +[1486.04 --> 1488.04] The problem is the monitor. +[1488.04 --> 1489.04] That's weird. +[1489.04 --> 1490.04] Why? +[1490.04 --> 1491.04] See that? +[1491.04 --> 1492.04] See that beautiful green blinky light? +[1492.04 --> 1493.04] Yeah, no, that's definitely working. +[1493.04 --> 1494.04] It's getting enough for sure. +[1494.04 --> 1495.04] Oh, here we go. +[1495.04 --> 1497.04] Yeah, no, no, that's because I power cycled it. +[1497.04 --> 1498.04] Oh, I thought that was showing. +[1498.04 --> 1499.04] Yeah. +[1499.04 --> 1501.04] No, I don't know. +[1501.04 --> 1502.04] I don't know why it's not working. +[1502.04 --> 1505.04] Is it trying to run at not 1080p or something? +[1505.04 --> 1507.04] Like, I don't know what's going on here. +[1507.04 --> 1509.04] Alright, in the meantime, why don't I do another topic? +[1509.04 --> 1510.04] Do you want to try and fix it? +[1510.04 --> 1511.04] Or... +[1511.04 --> 1514.04] Oh, oh, we've got the monitor we used yesterday right there. +[1514.04 --> 1516.04] Cool. +[1516.04 --> 1517.04] Cool. +[1517.04 --> 1518.04] Alright. +[1518.04 --> 1525.04] Next up, this is apparently old news, but the Xbox One is getting FreeSync. +[1525.04 --> 1528.04] The original article here is from Forbes. +[1528.04 --> 1531.04] Let's go ahead and pull that up. +[1531.04 --> 1535.04] And this is absolutely huge news from my perspective. +[1535.04 --> 1545.04] I am so thrilled about this because on the PC side of things, if you're not able to hit 60 frames per second, then okay, like that sucks, but... +[1545.04 --> 1549.04] Worst case scenario, there is a solution. +[1549.04 --> 1551.04] You can spend more money, I guess. +[1551.04 --> 1559.04] And I know that's one of the criticisms of PC gaming is that it's kind of a sinkhole when it comes to how much you can end up spending on it. +[1559.04 --> 1563.04] But, at least there is a solution. +[1563.04 --> 1581.04] With a console, if you want to play some kind of a console exclusive, and it happens to have, you know, hitches in the animations, or it happens to not run completely smoothly at 60 FPS, some games are coming out that do actually allow you to alter the detail levels, but not everything does. +[1581.04 --> 1588.04] So, this is great. The Xbox One S and the Xbox One X are both going to get FreeSync support. +[1588.04 --> 1601.04] So, on a supported display with HDMI 2.1, you'll be able to use FreeSync 2, which means that if you get a dip in your frame rate, the TV's refresh rate will actually drop to match it perfectly. +[1601.04 --> 1609.04] Which has a real-world, very significant benefit to the smoothness of the animations. +[1609.04 --> 1625.04] Now, right now, James, when we recorded this initially, the first time, because we had to restart the show a couple of times due to audio issues, James brought up that right now there are no TVs on the market with support for the HDMI 2.1. +[1625.04 --> 1636.04] But, you know, from my perspective, you have to start somewhere, and I mean, I would, I, I, yeah, okay, so that is a bit of a drag. +[1636.04 --> 1643.04] I'll give you that. But you've got to start somewhere, and at least this gives us an opportunity to move towards that in the future. +[1643.04 --> 1651.04] I mean, especially trying to run, like, games at 4K on, you know, nothing against the Xbox One X. +[1651.04 --> 1663.04] Great console, got a really positive review here, but trying to run games at 4K on anything is demanding right now, and trying to run them on the Xbox One X is, well, particularly demanding. +[1663.04 --> 1670.04] So this, this has the potential to be a real game-changer in terms of animations movements on consoles. +[1670.04 --> 1689.04] That actually leads kind of nicely into another topic we have here, which is that the NVIDIA G-SYNC 4K 144Hz monitors that you may have seen at CES last year in 2017, but which were subsequently delayed, are supposed to, finally, being, being released in April. +[1689.04 --> 1699.04] But the question, why I think there was a good segue there is, like, what the heck, what card are you going to use to run something in 4K at 144Hz? +[1699.04 --> 1704.04] Right now, the only, oh, at 144Hz? Oh, nothing. +[1704.04 --> 1708.04] Like, you're not going to get anything, frame rate, that high to use that. +[1708.04 --> 1712.04] It's kind of a funny product, because it's like, it's kind of like the product for no one. +[1712.04 --> 1724.04] So, it's high frame rate, or high refresh rate for, like, eSports titles, but then no one playing League of Legends is actually running at 4K. +[1724.04 --> 1736.04] Like, you just, you just wouldn't do that. Why would you? Like, I would rather, if I was a pro gamer, if I was a pro gamer, I'm not. +[1736.04 --> 1749.04] If I was, I would rather have 240Hz at 1080p. And, from my understanding, a lot of pros don't actually prefer these gigantic large format displays, +[1749.04 --> 1754.04] because it actually makes it so that they can't see everything that they need to see at once. +[1754.04 --> 1763.04] It seems to me like it's just the first product that has this suite of features that they're all going to have eventually. They're just first. +[1763.04 --> 1767.04] Yeah, and then, sort of the flip side of that is if you're more into, like, the sightseeing games... +[1767.04 --> 1769.04] You don't need the refresh rate. +[1769.04 --> 1775.04] You don't need that refresh rate, because you're not going to be running those kinds of games at more than, like, 60 frames per second. +[1775.04 --> 1776.04] No. +[1776.04 --> 1788.04] With that said, though, we don't know how the upcoming GPUs, whether it be they Ampere or Volta or whatever NVIDIA ends up calling their GTX 2000 series, I guess? +[1788.04 --> 1792.04] Whatever they end up calling them, we don't know how powerful they're going to be. +[1792.04 --> 1795.04] So, that might be... +[1795.04 --> 1799.04] Even the maple buffalo bacon's got a little bit of spice, and it kind of went down my windpipe there. +[1799.04 --> 1803.04] I'm good. I'm okay. I'm not going to die on land, Joe. +[1803.04 --> 1809.04] I don't know if you know anything about why these monitors were delayed, but could it have been to do with the HDMI 2.1 spec? +[1809.04 --> 1812.04] Like, is this thing going to use two cables, or what? +[1812.04 --> 1813.04] No. These are DisplayPort. +[1813.04 --> 1824.04] So, as far as I know, and this is just based on rumors that I read on the internet, as far as I know, it has to do with delays to NVIDIA's latest G-Sync module. +[1824.04 --> 1833.04] Okay. You know what? I think a giveaway was 144 Hz. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think even HDMI 2.1 is maxed out at 120. +[1833.04 --> 1835.04] That might be right. +[1835.04 --> 1836.04] Fact check that. +[1836.04 --> 1841.04] I'm still alive. I'm still alive! Everyone's like, rip LTT in the chat! No, I'm still alive! +[1841.04 --> 1856.04] I'm okay! Oh, man. All right. In the meantime, why don't we go on to your big topic here. +[1856.04 --> 1857.04] Well... +[1857.04 --> 1865.04] So, this happened. This was posted by Delicious on the forum. The original article here is from RT.com. +[1865.04 --> 1866.04] Unfortunately. +[1866.04 --> 1878.04] The first pedestrian death has been, not just, like, has not just happened, but has been recorded from a self-driving car. +[1878.04 --> 1882.04] Well, naturally, the thing is partially driving because of the cameras. +[1882.04 --> 1884.04] Dun, dun, dun! +[1884.04 --> 1893.04] This is really sad. So, 49-year-old Elaine Herzberg was struck by a self-driving Uber last Sunday night at 10 p.m. It was dark out. +[1893.04 --> 1900.04] She was crossing the street with her bike in Tempe, Arizona. Naturally, a lot of these self-driving car testing projects are in Arizona. +[1900.04 --> 1906.04] They made some attractive terms to attract companies, and they have pretty nice weather. It's kind of easier. +[1906.04 --> 1916.04] The car was going 40 miles per hour, which is 65 kilometers, and this is an SUV. It's a Volvo XC90 SUV. +[1916.04 --> 1922.04] So, there was a backup safety net kind of driver, a human driver, in the vehicle. +[1922.04 --> 1929.04] And when the story broke, we didn't have the footage of what the camera saw, the dash cam footage, as it were. +[1929.04 --> 1935.04] So, we didn't know, why didn't the backup driver react? Why didn't the human driver hit the brakes? +[1935.04 --> 1938.04] How was it possible that this woman was struck? +[1938.04 --> 1945.04] The original details were just, like, irrelevant things like it was dark out and she wasn't at a crosswalk. +[1945.04 --> 1949.04] Neither of those had any impact on whether or not the car should stop. +[1949.04 --> 1963.04] So, Velodyne LiDAR said it won't be advising its customers to halt tests in the wake of this death because they don't believe the accident was due to the LiDAR, which often works even better at night due to less interference. +[1963.04 --> 1967.04] There's less noise. They think it's possible. They don't design the software. Uber does. +[1967.04 --> 1971.04] So, it's possible that it's how the data was handled in the software end. +[1971.04 --> 1974.04] It's still unknown why the car didn't stop. +[1974.04 --> 1979.04] When the dash cam footage was released, it became clear that there was... +[1979.04 --> 1985.04] If the dash cam footage looks like what it really looked like that night, there's no way a human could have reacted. +[1985.04 --> 1988.04] She basically is not there and then there. +[1988.04 --> 1992.04] Like, she is crossing the street, like, in a shadow or something like that. +[1992.04 --> 1994.04] And even though the driver... +[1994.04 --> 1998.04] There's interior car footage and you can see that the driver is looking down and not paying attention. +[1998.04 --> 2002.04] Even if they were paying attention, there's nothing they could do. +[2002.04 --> 2010.04] And a lot of the media was focusing on the driver and how this person has, like, a previous criminal record and whether or not Uber's, like, policies, like, should have hired them. +[2010.04 --> 2011.04] It's completely irrelevant. +[2011.04 --> 2022.04] What we were wondering now is, like, obviously this is a big setback for the self-driving car community and industry and what's going to happen in California. +[2022.04 --> 2027.04] California was about to initiate programs like this there. +[2027.04 --> 2028.04] So, it might take a little longer. +[2028.04 --> 2033.04] So, Uber has halted tests in San Francisco, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, and Toronto. +[2033.04 --> 2036.04] Man, like... +[2036.04 --> 2037.04] So, here's the thing. +[2037.04 --> 2040.04] On the one hand, you're going to have the... +[2040.04 --> 2045.04] I forget the terms for them, but you're going to have the pragmatists that are going to go, +[2045.04 --> 2052.04] well, you know, what's one human life in the grand scheme of how many can be saved in an autonomous future? +[2052.04 --> 2053.04] But on the other hand... +[2053.04 --> 2054.04] Mutualitarian. +[2054.04 --> 2055.04] Thank you. +[2055.04 --> 2059.04] But on the other hand, if this was, like, my kid... +[2059.04 --> 2070.04] Like, there's no amount of, like, other people getting to survive in the future does anything to make this any better for me. +[2070.04 --> 2082.04] And from my perspective, like, I'm reading an article like this, and this is as someone who really wants to see self-driving cars succeed and wants to buy one as soon as humanly possible. +[2082.04 --> 2086.04] I'm glad they're not allowing testing here in my neighborhood. +[2086.04 --> 2089.04] You know, as soon as I read this, I go, well, I'm glad this is being... +[2089.04 --> 2091.04] I'm glad someone else is the guinea pig. +[2091.04 --> 2094.04] And maybe that's the wrong way to think about it, but... +[2094.04 --> 2101.04] Well, this is exactly why I said her name and age in this story here, because when I posted this on my Twitter when it first broke, +[2101.04 --> 2106.04] it was like, I expected a lot more varied comments than I got. +[2106.04 --> 2110.04] The only comments were like, you know, in the future it'll be good. +[2110.04 --> 2112.04] But this is like a real person. +[2116.04 --> 2124.04] So regardless... Needless to say, the tests that occur without a driver present in the car, which are, I believe, legally allowed in Arizona, +[2124.04 --> 2128.04] but were on the cusp of being allowed in California, are gonna be delayed. +[2128.04 --> 2134.04] Man, that's rough. +[2134.04 --> 2138.04] In other news... +[2138.04 --> 2140.04] What else do we got? +[2140.04 --> 2148.04] Oh, Congress passes SESTA slash FOSTA, which sounds like a... +[2148.04 --> 2150.04] kind of like a hip bill. +[2150.04 --> 2152.04] It's like a FOSTA bill. +[2152.04 --> 2153.04] You know, it's like pretty FOSTA-y, man. +[2153.04 --> 2154.04] Yeah, FOSTA. +[2154.04 --> 2156.04] Actually, we should start using it as like a cuss word. +[2156.04 --> 2158.04] Yo, that's pretty FOSTA. +[2158.04 --> 2159.04] It's on. +[2159.04 --> 2160.04] Okay, I'm down. +[2160.04 --> 2161.04] Yeah, I'm down. +[2161.04 --> 2165.04] I think FOSTA should mean good, and Jibo means bad. +[2165.04 --> 2167.04] Like, oh, that is some FOSTA. +[2167.04 --> 2168.04] No, you think it's good? +[2168.04 --> 2169.04] FOSTA! +[2169.04 --> 2171.04] SESTA, yeah. +[2171.04 --> 2172.04] I could see SESTA. +[2172.04 --> 2173.04] SESTA. +[2173.04 --> 2175.04] Like, mmm, that's SESTA. +[2175.04 --> 2177.04] I could define that. +[2177.04 --> 2179.04] You're just saying it like zesty. +[2179.04 --> 2180.04] Yeah, but it's SESTA. +[2180.04 --> 2181.04] You know, SESTA. +[2181.04 --> 2182.04] Okay. +[2182.04 --> 2183.04] Okay. +[2183.04 --> 2184.04] Yeah. +[2184.04 --> 2185.04] No, come on, man. +[2185.04 --> 2189.04] This is a bill that ostensibly curbs online sex trafficking. +[2189.04 --> 2197.04] But there are some critics that say it's going to increase online censorship, stifle innovation, and make everyone less safe online. +[2197.04 --> 2198.04] So, Congress passed it. +[2198.04 --> 2202.04] It's just, they're just waiting for President Trump's signature for it to become a law. +[2202.04 --> 2209.04] I can't imagine him not signing anything that he can list in, like, his accomplishments. +[2209.04 --> 2213.04] Like, I actually think he would sign anything. +[2213.04 --> 2222.04] Mind you, with that said, I think the news that I looked at most recently said that he might not sign the bill that funds the government for the next year or whatever. +[2222.04 --> 2224.04] The omnibus bill or whatever they're calling it. +[2224.04 --> 2225.04] Right. +[2225.04 --> 2227.04] Anyway, whole other conversation. +[2227.04 --> 2233.04] So, here's the issue that, okay. +[2233.04 --> 2257.04] So, on the one hand, if we're actually preventing human trafficking by creating what is, in effect, sort of a responsibility on these websites for the content that is being posted by third parties, if we are actually helping people by doing that, that's a good thing. +[2257.04 --> 2267.04] The problem is that what this creates is a burden on website owners and operators to be responsible for everything that is posted on their site. +[2267.04 --> 2275.04] Not just everything that is present on their sites on an ongoing basis, but everything that is posted on their sites. +[2275.04 --> 2293.04] And as someone who hosts a user submitted content forum, I can tell you right now, it is basically freaking impossible to police every single thing that someone might post on a website. +[2293.04 --> 2301.04] Craigslist has already removed its personal section for fear of a CESTA transgression that would affect the entire site. +[2301.04 --> 2308.04] Which demonstrates right there that the community is interpreting this as too heavy of a touch to want to risk. +[2308.04 --> 2313.04] Yeah, to even want to have a chance of running afoul of. +[2313.04 --> 2318.04] That's a big part of their website. The personals ad is not a trivial part of Craigslist. +[2318.04 --> 2319.04] Really? Tell me more. +[2319.04 --> 2323.04] Oh, you know. That's how we met. +[2323.04 --> 2328.04] No, I don't think we posted our job posting on Craigslist. +[2328.04 --> 2330.04] And it certainly wasn't in personals. +[2330.04 --> 2331.04] Job posting. +[2331.04 --> 2332.04] Job posting. +[2332.04 --> 2342.04] Oh, boy. And then, so, the argument though is that, well, you know, if you have a site, you should be responsible for what's on it. +[2342.04 --> 2354.04] And so, you know, companies like Facebook or Twitter, for example, might be able to build, you know, AI or algorithmic protection mechanisms to keep offensive content from being posted. +[2354.04 --> 2363.04] But one of the arguments against CESTA that says it could stifle innovation is that small companies like, say, for example, Floatplane Media Inc. +[2363.04 --> 2364.04] Might not. +[2364.04 --> 2365.04] Wait, what's that? +[2365.04 --> 2379.04] Might not have access to expert lawyers and the same kinds of monitoring algorithms that a large company would and might just run the risk of having to say, you know what? +[2379.04 --> 2391.04] Look, we can't afford to get buried in legal fees because we're, like, enabling online sex trafficking because, like, something went up on our site and we didn't see it for 20 minutes. +[2391.04 --> 2403.04] And they might just shut down, which could hurt the ability of the next Facebook competitor to spring up out of nowhere, which, I mean, you know, I don't think anyone sees anything on the horizon like that. +[2403.04 --> 2407.04] But putting more barriers in place is not the solution. +[2407.04 --> 2409.04] And I can tell you right now, like, it's already challenging. +[2409.04 --> 2415.04] So, Floatplane had a heck of a time getting credit card payments approved. +[2415.04 --> 2423.04] First, the payment processor, and this is all because of their underwriting bank that was requesting all this crap. +[2423.04 --> 2425.04] And I'm kind of sitting here going, what do you guys care? +[2425.04 --> 2426.04] Anyway. +[2426.04 --> 2427.04] Blockchain. +[2427.04 --> 2437.04] So their payment processor wanted to see a finished site before they would give us access to the actual API hooks to integrate into the site. +[2437.04 --> 2438.04] Bit of a chicken and egg thing, isn't it? +[2438.04 --> 2439.04] Bit of a chicken and egg thing. +[2439.04 --> 2444.04] Like, what, are you going to develop a whole site and then have a payment processor go and say, you know, that bloop. +[2444.04 --> 2446.04] It's a little too blue. +[2446.04 --> 2447.04] You know what? +[2447.04 --> 2448.04] We're going to pass. +[2448.04 --> 2449.04] We're just going to pass. +[2449.04 --> 2451.04] So they wanted that. +[2451.04 --> 2456.04] Then we had to get on this conference call with them where we had to explain a couple of things. +[2456.04 --> 2465.04] Number one is how we were going to monitor user posted content. +[2465.04 --> 2477.04] And we're kind of sitting here going, well, like, it's us, like our sister company, and like our friend Kyle that are uploading to it right now. +[2477.04 --> 2479.04] Like, I don't think this is going to be an issue. +[2479.04 --> 2482.04] But that count, like comments are under that umbrella, are they not? +[2482.04 --> 2498.04] Yes, but comments are a little bit easier to moderate because you can, but again, though, it comes down to imposing on websites the restriction that you'll just have to kind of narrow down. +[2498.04 --> 2508.04] Like, you'll have to effectively make the comments a little less open and a little less free because we could crack down on people being able to post GIFs, for example. +[2508.04 --> 2511.04] Or we could crack down on people being able to post links. +[2511.04 --> 2512.04] Links. +[2512.04 --> 2516.04] So these are pretty easy ways to keep, you know, sex traffic. +[2516.04 --> 2519.04] And a spam filter for certain diction. +[2519.04 --> 2520.04] Yeah. +[2520.04 --> 2526.04] But that will make, in effect, our comments more censored than we otherwise might have preferred to have them. +[2526.04 --> 2532.04] So anyway, the other thing we wanted to know is what our plan was to keep adult content off the site. +[2532.04 --> 2536.04] And we're kind of sitting here going, look, I'm not going to name any names because I'm just... +[2536.04 --> 2539.04] It's just been...it has really been that kind of week. +[2539.04 --> 2540.04] My week's been fine. +[2540.04 --> 2541.04] I don't...great. +[2541.04 --> 2542.04] Good. +[2542.04 --> 2544.04] So I just don't...like, I don't want to get into it. +[2544.04 --> 2550.04] But we're kind of going, okay, A, there's nothing on your terms of service that says anything about adult content, for one thing. +[2550.04 --> 2554.04] To which their response was, well, we can't keep our terms of service updated at all times. +[2554.04 --> 2555.04] And I kind of go, what are you talking about? +[2555.04 --> 2560.04] They're like, well, you know, that's why we have us to explain the internal terms of service to people. +[2560.04 --> 2566.04] And I'm like, so you have internal terms of service and external terms of service. +[2566.04 --> 2567.04] Here's an idea. +[2567.04 --> 2570.04] Why don't you just have one terms of service? +[2570.04 --> 2572.04] Well, what else is on that internal terms of service? +[2572.04 --> 2573.04] Great question. +[2573.04 --> 2574.04] What a tremendous question. +[2574.04 --> 2575.04] I'm so glad you asked. +[2575.04 --> 2576.04] What a great audience. +[2576.04 --> 2577.04] Yeah. +[2577.04 --> 2583.04] And so we went, one, okay, you don't have that in your terms of service. +[2583.04 --> 2596.04] And two, we know for a fact that there's at least one major site that does offer adult content that uses you as a payment processor. +[2596.04 --> 2598.04] And has for years. +[2598.04 --> 2599.04] Maybe that's why. +[2599.04 --> 2601.04] What is the deal? +[2601.04 --> 2608.04] And anyway, after the whole interview process, we did manage to get approved. +[2608.04 --> 2610.04] We're getting the code integrated. +[2610.04 --> 2616.04] Naturally, the sandbox API totally doesn't jive with the actual one. +[2616.04 --> 2619.04] So it wasn't just plug and play like it's supposed to be. +[2619.04 --> 2621.04] But that's why Luke's not here. +[2621.04 --> 2623.04] He's working on that right now. +[2623.04 --> 2626.04] But we're hoping to have credit card processing working pretty soon. +[2626.04 --> 2631.04] But anyway, coming back to SESTA-FOSTA. +[2631.04 --> 2640.04] The issue here is that putting more barriers in the way of small online companies has a real impact. +[2640.04 --> 2653.04] Like every week that we spend dicking around with some kind of regulatory thing is another week that we can't be developing products and services that make creators and their viewers happy. +[2653.04 --> 2655.04] And it's very frustrating. +[2655.04 --> 2665.04] With that said, you know, the human trafficking is a travesty and a living nightmare for the people that are involved in it. +[2665.04 --> 2668.04] Well, on the one end of it, not the other end, I don't think. +[2668.04 --> 2672.04] I think they probably sleep fine at night somehow. +[2672.04 --> 2675.04] And, you know, you want to see something done about it. +[2675.04 --> 2681.04] But it just doesn't really seem like this is it. +[2681.04 --> 2684.04] Here's another non-answer or non-way to go. +[2684.04 --> 2685.04] This is kind of related. +[2685.04 --> 2686.04] Have you seen this? +[2686.04 --> 2700.04] This is state legislation pending in Rhode Island which would force Internet service providers to block sexual content by default until the Internet user does the following. +[2700.04 --> 2703.04] Requests in writing that the capability be disabled. +[2703.04 --> 2708.04] Presents identification to verify that that particular user is 18 years old or older. +[2708.04 --> 2712.04] Acknowledges receiving, like you've got to wait for something to mail. +[2712.04 --> 2719.04] Receive a written warning regarding the potential danger of deactivating the digital blocking capability of this sexual content. +[2719.04 --> 2723.04] And pays 20 bucks as a digital access fee. +[2723.04 --> 2729.04] I don't know about you, but if I really wanted to look at porn on the Internet, A, I wouldn't pay $20 for it. +[2729.04 --> 2731.04] And B, I could not wait that long. +[2731.04 --> 2735.04] And yes, we did talk about this last week. +[2735.04 --> 2736.04] What? +[2736.04 --> 2737.04] All right. +[2737.04 --> 2738.04] Well, it still sucks. +[2738.04 --> 2740.04] Especially since... +[2740.04 --> 2742.04] Yeah, for anyone in Rhode Island. +[2742.04 --> 2743.04] Yeah. +[2743.04 --> 2744.04] Um... +[2744.04 --> 2746.04] All right. +[2746.04 --> 2751.04] So this was posted by SC2 Mitch on the forum. +[2751.04 --> 2757.04] Elon Musk has gotten involved in hashtag delete Facebook. +[2757.04 --> 2758.04] No way! +[2758.04 --> 2761.04] So the original article here is from The Guardian. +[2761.04 --> 2764.04] Hit us with the facts on this one, Laser James. +[2764.04 --> 2767.04] Well, this is the deep context source. +[2767.04 --> 2771.04] This is like, if you don't know why Facebook's in trouble to begin with, we're going here. +[2771.04 --> 2777.04] So what happened was, Facebook sees itself as a platform instead of just an ad company. +[2777.04 --> 2784.04] So they don't care about giving away tons of personal data, which would be very valuable to an ad company like Google. +[2784.04 --> 2790.04] They don't mind giving that away to developers who are going to develop Facebook apps, because they want to be a platform like Microsoft. +[2790.04 --> 2797.04] So what they did, starting around 2010, was if you're building an app for Facebook, you could get access to a ton of profile data. +[2797.04 --> 2802.04] Not just data from the people who use these apps, but data from their friends. +[2802.04 --> 2822.04] So what happened was, a psychologist professor at Cambridge made an app, paid a couple hundred thousand people to take a survey, which is what the app was for, thereby getting access to all those users' data on Facebook, and all their friends, which amounted to about 50 million different profiles worth of personal data. +[2822.04 --> 2829.04] That data then, was against Facebook terms of service given to Cambridge Analytica, a company. +[2829.04 --> 2837.04] It's against the terms of service because once you get this data, you're not allowed to use it for any advertising purpose, which is what Cambridge Analytica ended up doing. +[2837.04 --> 2844.04] They use it to make highly targeted ads, to target these people in a very specific way, all these 50 million people. +[2844.04 --> 2852.04] They served 10,000 different nuanced ads to kind of sway the American election. +[2852.04 --> 2853.04] Well, attempt to. +[2853.04 --> 2854.04] Attempt to sway it. +[2854.04 --> 2855.04] We can't prove it worked. +[2855.04 --> 2856.04] We don't know. +[2856.04 --> 2858.04] We're not experts. +[2858.04 --> 2859.04] We're not experts. +[2859.04 --> 2861.04] So, now this has all come to light. +[2861.04 --> 2862.04] Facebook's in trouble. +[2862.04 --> 2869.04] A famous hashtag, delete Facebook, has been started by one of the people who benefited tremendously from Facebook. +[2869.04 --> 2874.04] The founder, one of the co-founders of WhatsApp, Brian Acton. +[2874.04 --> 2876.04] He started delete Facebook hashtag. +[2876.04 --> 2882.04] And then Elon Musk got called out about the delete Facebook hashtag. +[2882.04 --> 2884.04] And he said, oh, that exists? +[2884.04 --> 2885.04] Okay. +[2885.04 --> 2890.04] Let's just take down our SpaceX and Tesla Facebook pages, which they've done. +[2890.04 --> 2895.04] And we don't know if Musk is trolling because he kind of does that or if he believes in the cause or what. +[2897.04 --> 2903.04] In other news, we got wrecked by Gamers Nexus. +[2903.04 --> 2904.04] What the heck? +[2905.04 --> 2906.04] What are you talking about? +[2906.04 --> 2907.04] Look at this. +[2907.04 --> 2908.04] We were number five. +[2908.04 --> 2915.04] Zerv, Gunslinger, and Gamers Nexus all knocked us off of the leaderboard for the NVIDIA Titan V. +[2915.04 --> 2917.04] What leaderboard is this? +[2917.04 --> 2919.04] This is 3DMark TimeSpy Extreme. +[2919.04 --> 2920.04] Oh. +[2920.04 --> 2923.04] That rat bastard. +[2923.04 --> 2924.04] Mmm. +[2924.04 --> 2935.04] Well, no promises that we'll take another crack at it, but I don't like seeing that Canadian flag all the way down there. +[2935.04 --> 2937.04] That's no fun. +[2937.04 --> 2938.04] That's weak. +[2938.04 --> 2939.04] Sorry, just everyone's- +[2939.04 --> 2940.04] Top seven, baby. +[2940.04 --> 2941.04] Yeah, top seven. +[2942.04 --> 2943.04] G-S-P. +[2947.04 --> 2949.04] So no comments on the Facebook thing, eh? +[2949.04 --> 2951.04] That was quite a segue you just handed me. +[2952.04 --> 2954.04] No, I don't really have anything to say on that one. +[2954.04 --> 2956.04] Apparently the audio is a mess again. +[2956.04 --> 2958.04] I don't even know what to tell people. +[2958.04 --> 2959.04] Um. +[2959.04 --> 2962.04] Do you want to talk about ray tracing? +[2962.04 --> 2963.04] No. +[2963.04 --> 2964.04] I don't know. +[2964.04 --> 2965.04] What else is there? +[2965.04 --> 2966.04] You know what? +[2966.04 --> 2967.04] I'm done. +[2967.04 --> 2969.04] I've had enough of this week. +[2969.04 --> 2970.04] So, goodbye. +[2970.04 --> 2971.04] Forever. +[2971.04 --> 2972.04] Until next week. +[2972.04 --> 2973.04] Same bat time, same bat channel. +[2973.04 --> 2974.04] Goodbye. +[2974.04 --> 2975.04] Onward! +[2975.04 --> 2975.34] Hello, darling. +[2976.04 --> 2977.04] So... +[2977.04 --> 2979.04] Lemme know a little guy. +[2979.04 --> 2981.04] Like, I did that earlier. +[2981.04 --> 2982.04] Bye! +[2982.04 --> 2983.04] Yeah, try. +[2983.04 --> 2984.04] See ya! +[2984.04 --> 2985.04] With my first Cherokee cũng?. +[2985.04 --> 2986.04] See ya. +[2986.04 --> 2987.04] Although I'm just gonna yell at справ with me... +[2987.04 --> 2991.68] so diff --git a/Facebook sucks, Future AMD GPUs could be GREAT! - WAN Show Apr.13 2018_transcript.txt b/Facebook sucks, Future AMD GPUs could be GREAT! - WAN Show Apr.13 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a620dec9469be1535f88fe75ad0a7caa9e1da499 --- /dev/null +++ b/Facebook sucks, Future AMD GPUs could be GREAT! - WAN Show Apr.13 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1625 @@ +[0.88 --> 9.48] Okay, here we go. We are live. This is Between Two Ferns, the Linus Tech Tips edition. I have Laser James with me here today. +[9.80 --> 21.28] And we're going to talk about a whole bunch of different privacy news, including the whole Facebook thing with Mark the Zuck Zuckerberg, AMD Navi GPU being potentially amazing or not. +[21.38 --> 22.38] It has nothing to do with privacy. +[22.74 --> 23.00] No. +[23.00 --> 31.22] And other non-privacy news, there could be a new successor to the Chromecast and competitor to Amazon Fire Stick. +[31.30 --> 32.18] I'm actually stoked on this. +[32.48 --> 32.94] Stoked! +[33.20 --> 33.42] Okay. +[34.62 --> 38.04] And mostly other privacy stuff. +[38.46 --> 43.94] But also, the FTC says warranty void stickers, like warranty void if removed stickers, are BS. +[44.10 --> 44.52] Bullshit! +[44.86 --> 46.50] Which is awesome. That makes me really happy. +[46.62 --> 51.04] But stay tuned to see that and more on the WAN show that is actually going to have an intro today. +[51.16 --> 51.98] We're doing the intro. +[51.98 --> 54.44] Oh, no! It wasn't ready! Colton! +[56.70 --> 57.52] Spoiler alert. +[57.78 --> 58.28] So close. +[58.28 --> 58.60] Sponshares. +[59.18 --> 60.82] The answer to that question was no. +[64.54 --> 65.94] And we're dead! +[68.40 --> 69.46] Okay, okay, okay. +[72.24 --> 73.24] Be quiet! +[73.64 --> 74.88] Which you already saw, I think. +[75.02 --> 78.32] Synergy 2 and Squarespace. +[79.18 --> 79.62] Awesome. +[79.62 --> 82.06] I'm going to push this back to the top so it works next time. +[82.84 --> 83.86] And go like that. +[84.02 --> 84.56] There we go. +[85.20 --> 85.78] Welcome to the WAN show. +[85.92 --> 88.46] You might be able to tell we've had a little bit of change of scenery. +[88.76 --> 91.74] We're actually in pretty close to the same area. +[91.96 --> 95.82] But I can't tell you why things have obviously changed. +[96.08 --> 97.16] Or for how long. +[97.24 --> 98.26] Or if they'll go back. +[98.30 --> 99.32] Or when they'll go back. +[99.36 --> 100.32] Or any of that detail. +[100.32 --> 103.00] So speculate as you will. +[103.82 --> 106.38] That's, I think, all I can do. +[106.60 --> 107.20] So, how you been, buddy? +[107.28 --> 107.52] Let's go. +[107.60 --> 108.14] I've been good. +[108.20 --> 108.56] You've been away. +[108.64 --> 109.36] I haven't seen you in like... +[109.36 --> 110.28] I have been mostly away. +[110.42 --> 113.50] I was like, I'm going to be in office way more from now on. +[113.54 --> 114.60] I made it in one day this week. +[114.78 --> 115.10] It was great. +[115.10 --> 117.76] Wait, you were in the city, like in the country all week? +[118.04 --> 118.26] Yeah. +[118.54 --> 120.16] You've been back from PAX like that whole time? +[120.22 --> 120.42] Yeah. +[120.68 --> 120.88] Oh. +[121.10 --> 123.00] I thought I was like, yeah, he's back from PAX. +[123.10 --> 123.34] Cool. +[123.46 --> 124.04] Like, what happened? +[124.12 --> 124.82] Tell us about it. +[124.90 --> 126.44] No, I got back on Sunday. +[126.58 --> 127.22] PAX was good. +[128.94 --> 131.22] There was really not a lot of hardware stuff there. +[131.70 --> 132.24] We used to... +[132.24 --> 135.52] So, like, back when I first started working here, I asked Linus. +[135.56 --> 137.98] My first time off request ever was to go to PAX. +[138.50 --> 138.78] Okay. +[138.78 --> 143.64] And I was like, just assume that I'm going to ask for this time off for the rest of my career working with you. +[144.36 --> 150.78] And then immediately the next year, he was like, you're going to work it just at PAX. +[151.06 --> 153.70] And I was like, okay, well, that sounds like a pretty okay compromise. +[153.98 --> 156.52] So, I started making videos at PAX about computer hardware. +[156.64 --> 160.00] Now, in retrospect, good compromise. +[160.18 --> 161.92] It was interesting. +[162.12 --> 163.42] It was a fun thing to do. +[163.74 --> 166.98] I really like PAX, so I've been to, like, 15 of them. +[167.12 --> 169.08] So, working some of those was probably okay. +[170.12 --> 174.20] But there used to be an abundance of new interesting stuff at PAX. +[174.34 --> 175.24] It was usually peripherals. +[175.34 --> 176.14] We get a lot of keyboards. +[176.28 --> 176.94] We get a lot of mice. +[177.06 --> 177.94] Get a lot of headsets. +[178.04 --> 178.76] That kind of stuff. +[178.76 --> 181.02] But we'd sometimes get cases and a few other things. +[181.18 --> 183.24] There was never, like, a graphics card or something. +[183.46 --> 185.84] But there was always a lot of technology videos to make. +[185.90 --> 186.12] Sure. +[186.52 --> 188.68] That slowly started dwindling over the years. +[188.82 --> 193.80] The amount of potential technology videos at PAX slowly started reducing constantly over time. +[193.84 --> 194.46] But here's my question. +[194.60 --> 194.88] Yes. +[194.88 --> 202.02] So, do you prefer to go as Luke or as Luke from Linus Media Group? +[202.24 --> 206.56] I can't not go as Luke from Linus Media Group. +[206.60 --> 206.94] Now. +[207.34 --> 207.50] Yeah. +[207.54 --> 207.94] I guess. +[208.06 --> 213.70] But, like, on your third or fourth time there, when maybe people didn't know you were Luke from Linus Media Group as much. +[213.70 --> 214.12] Oh, okay. +[214.30 --> 214.74] So... +[214.74 --> 216.72] You were working there, but you weren't, like, super famous. +[217.58 --> 218.86] So, that would be... +[218.86 --> 219.04] Yeah. +[219.12 --> 221.16] There was, like, one year in that gap. +[221.88 --> 223.30] And that was pretty good. +[223.34 --> 225.90] It was funny because my dad always does this. +[226.02 --> 226.56] So, okay. +[227.26 --> 228.02] A little bit of backstory. +[228.16 --> 229.06] When I go to PAX West... +[229.06 --> 230.80] I was born at PAX. +[231.02 --> 232.64] Back in the old days. +[232.88 --> 235.44] I was conceived at the Corsair booth. +[235.44 --> 236.92] My dad's been to a million years. +[237.48 --> 237.66] Yeah. +[237.74 --> 237.92] I know. +[238.04 --> 241.84] So, my dad brought me to PAX as a, like, as a birthday present. +[242.30 --> 243.66] And he brought myself my best friend. +[243.66 --> 246.04] And so, we went from when I was, like, really young. +[246.60 --> 251.68] And the first year that any amount of people knew me at all, which was a very, very small amount of people. +[251.84 --> 253.60] Because I think I had been in one WAN show. +[253.72 --> 254.10] That's it. +[254.24 --> 254.56] Oh, wow. +[254.58 --> 255.60] By the time I went to this PAX. +[257.36 --> 262.12] That year, my dad would, like, look around for anyone that stared at me for too long. +[262.22 --> 262.46] Okay. +[262.56 --> 263.72] And then would go, like, get them. +[263.96 --> 265.18] And get them to come over to me. +[265.20 --> 265.58] God thinks you're hot. +[265.66 --> 265.92] Yeah. +[268.02 --> 268.96] I don't know who he is. +[269.10 --> 269.80] He just looks... +[269.80 --> 270.74] Come say hi to this person. +[270.82 --> 271.10] Interesting. +[271.62 --> 272.14] So, yeah. +[272.22 --> 273.02] That was pretty cool. +[273.02 --> 273.48] But, yeah. +[273.66 --> 274.08] No, it's... +[274.08 --> 274.58] I still... +[274.58 --> 275.68] I really like meeting people. +[276.40 --> 281.78] I think the reason why I would have probably preferred the old one was because I liked PAX more back in the day. +[282.40 --> 284.14] But that's not actually... +[284.14 --> 285.62] That doesn't have anything to do with meeting fans. +[285.62 --> 285.64] Yeah. +[285.64 --> 290.50] Well, that was my question ultimately was, now that there's fewer videos to make, do you get to enjoy the show more? +[290.66 --> 293.18] And it's kind of, like, the best of all worlds. +[293.18 --> 295.54] I would have if there was more stuff to check out. +[296.02 --> 297.94] The show overall is just... +[297.94 --> 299.64] It's much bigger now. +[299.64 --> 299.70] Oh. +[299.70 --> 305.50] And when you become much bigger in terms of those types of shows, it usually becomes a little bit more corporate, a little bit more stale. +[305.56 --> 306.74] There's more rules now. +[307.56 --> 309.86] Like, back in the day, a booth would have, like, a giveaway. +[310.30 --> 311.58] And everyone would swarm it. +[311.62 --> 312.98] And they'd, like, throw stuff out. +[313.02 --> 313.74] And it was crazy. +[313.86 --> 315.22] Now, you're not allowed throwing things. +[315.48 --> 316.86] Because probably someone got hurt. +[317.66 --> 319.36] Which has to ruin the fun and everything. +[320.40 --> 321.62] And, like, I don't know. +[321.68 --> 321.98] It just... +[321.98 --> 322.70] It became bigger. +[322.78 --> 323.42] It became more corporate. +[323.54 --> 325.60] It's not as, like, niche and nerdy anymore. +[325.60 --> 328.06] It's still really cool. +[328.14 --> 328.78] It's a great event. +[328.98 --> 329.50] I love going to PAX. +[329.50 --> 331.16] I hope LTX never suffers from that. +[331.22 --> 332.76] Remember how much stuff we threw last year? +[332.84 --> 333.16] Exactly. +[333.16 --> 334.64] A lady almost got murked, man. +[335.34 --> 336.48] It was, like, serious. +[336.58 --> 339.56] It was serious, like, looking out at the sides of your eyes, biting your finger. +[339.78 --> 341.80] Like, that was actually too bad. +[342.00 --> 343.64] Like, that was too far, guys. +[343.64 --> 344.62] The case toss. +[344.94 --> 346.62] We are enclosing it this time. +[346.86 --> 348.32] And that's what I was actually going to say. +[348.36 --> 349.90] Not to promote LTX too much. +[350.52 --> 351.94] I don't even think we're supposed to on this show. +[352.02 --> 352.94] But I'm doing it anyways. +[353.16 --> 353.70] It's going to be dope. +[353.70 --> 355.32] So it was amazing. +[355.76 --> 357.42] The first year we had, it was so much fun. +[357.78 --> 359.58] And I think there was some definite problems. +[359.68 --> 361.74] Like, the main stage was kind of underproduced. +[362.10 --> 363.12] And there was a couple other issues. +[363.12 --> 364.00] The sound was a big issue. +[364.08 --> 364.84] The music was an issue. +[364.96 --> 366.88] Linus wore a toque, and that really bothered me. +[369.06 --> 369.46] Personally. +[370.54 --> 371.80] I love how that's... +[371.80 --> 373.86] That's, like, the main stage was an issue. +[374.08 --> 375.02] The sound is a big issue. +[375.30 --> 377.20] Linus wore clothing that I didn't appreciate. +[377.62 --> 380.22] Well, I mostly saw him when he was on stage. +[380.22 --> 382.32] And every time he came out and he had a toque on, I was like, +[382.32 --> 385.26] who's this, like, opening hip-hop act? +[385.40 --> 386.48] Like, who's this guy? +[386.74 --> 387.64] And then it was Linus. +[387.68 --> 388.36] And I was like, what? +[389.24 --> 390.80] A toque isn't part of your, like... +[390.80 --> 392.22] He's, like, never worn that on camera. +[392.22 --> 393.08] It's not part of your uniform. +[393.40 --> 393.94] Yeah, I hear you. +[394.20 --> 394.64] I hear you. +[395.60 --> 396.50] Yeah, I don't know. +[396.62 --> 398.00] I'm really excited for the next one. +[398.04 --> 398.60] It's going to be bigger. +[398.90 --> 399.80] We're going to have more booths. +[400.00 --> 400.86] The main stage is going to be better. +[400.96 --> 402.24] Linus maybe won't wear a toque. +[403.08 --> 403.92] I'm not going to let him. +[404.10 --> 409.00] The enclosed case toss is going to be sweet because you can do bank shots and try to damage it more +[409.00 --> 410.20] by getting some kind of angle. +[410.56 --> 411.92] That's not going to be my strategy anyway. +[412.28 --> 412.50] You know? +[412.54 --> 414.16] Are you going to try to go off a sidewall or the roof? +[415.02 --> 415.66] I don't know how. +[415.78 --> 417.74] Or, like, roof, sidewall, ground. +[418.00 --> 418.78] You don't even have to... +[418.78 --> 421.14] I guess it's a distance challenge, not a damaging challenge. +[421.14 --> 425.92] Because if it was just trying to break the case, you could just go completely laterally right into the wall. +[426.16 --> 426.40] Yeah! +[428.28 --> 429.80] Break the whole booth in half. +[430.04 --> 430.86] Like, yes! +[431.08 --> 432.96] I'm sure there'll be some kind of troll shots like that. +[433.08 --> 433.84] Yeah, probably. +[434.48 --> 436.54] Anyways, we should probably talk about actual news. +[436.54 --> 445.38] I think we already introduced a bunch of topics, but we can start with probably the most expected topic of the week. +[445.68 --> 449.64] Is that we learned this week that Zuckerberg drinks water like this. +[452.90 --> 454.00] He's been working on this. +[454.10 --> 455.42] It's actually pretty good at this point. +[460.36 --> 461.34] Yeah, yeah. +[461.56 --> 463.00] Lin, you've got to do the smile meter thing. +[463.00 --> 465.56] I can't do it. +[465.62 --> 466.86] I can't do that smoothly. +[467.20 --> 468.82] His smile meter is so granular. +[469.34 --> 470.42] The steps are tiny. +[473.12 --> 473.92] It's so good. +[474.02 --> 475.44] Okay, so I'm going to... +[475.44 --> 475.76] Let me... +[475.76 --> 476.04] Hold on. +[476.08 --> 477.98] I've got to be Linus here for a second, which I'm not used to. +[478.08 --> 478.56] There we go. +[479.24 --> 482.44] Facebook users aren't changing their privacy settings despite uproar. +[482.52 --> 484.00] So this has been a pretty interesting... +[484.64 --> 485.04] Wait a second. +[485.32 --> 486.28] Who posted that on the forum? +[488.06 --> 489.00] Shorty88Jr. +[489.42 --> 490.22] Good job, Shorty. +[490.22 --> 491.16] We always forget. +[491.32 --> 491.68] We do. +[491.88 --> 492.60] Thank you, Shorty. +[492.60 --> 492.82] Thank you so much. +[492.90 --> 493.56] I appreciate it. +[494.42 --> 496.44] Yeah, so people aren't really leaving. +[496.66 --> 498.16] People aren't changing their privacy settings. +[498.52 --> 501.80] Apparently, people aren't even changing what type of things they share with the platform. +[502.14 --> 504.04] So there's this giant uproar. +[505.96 --> 508.32] Well, actually, I think it kind of speaks to the whole issue. +[508.44 --> 510.88] Because if you watch any of the Congress... +[510.88 --> 512.62] I don't even know what you call that. +[513.30 --> 516.62] The inspection of Zuckerberg. +[516.62 --> 517.90] A lot of it was like... +[517.90 --> 522.80] He keeps defaulting to be like, okay, we do tell them everything. +[522.90 --> 524.22] Our terms of service is all here. +[524.34 --> 524.98] Nobody reads it. +[525.18 --> 525.58] It's garbage. +[525.58 --> 527.08] But we know that nobody reads it. +[527.14 --> 536.76] So we also have these little dialogue boxes that are the top of your news feed that tell you like, hey, in plain English, you can share this with the world or not. +[536.76 --> 540.42] They do all these things to make it transparent what they're doing. +[541.42 --> 542.48] It's just no one cares, though. +[543.10 --> 543.88] No one cares. +[545.18 --> 547.34] Like, by and large, no one cares. +[547.76 --> 548.16] So I think... +[548.16 --> 551.20] A surprisingly low amount of people actually care about their privacy. +[551.50 --> 552.20] There is like... +[552.20 --> 556.84] And I bet you an abnormally high percentage of the audience here. +[556.90 --> 559.54] And I think an abnormally high percentage of tech people in general. +[559.64 --> 565.58] Because I think those people actually understand better what's happening when they're putting their privacy out there. +[566.66 --> 574.52] I think the average person sees it as like, oh, some mega corporation knows that I like thong sandals. +[574.64 --> 575.66] Yeah, they've got nothing to hide. +[575.78 --> 577.68] Maybe they'll sell me a few thong sandals. +[577.68 --> 581.04] And they don't understand that like, it's going further than that. +[581.10 --> 582.94] And your data is being picked apart further than that. +[583.00 --> 585.14] And Facebook is selling it to people that you don't necessarily know. +[585.18 --> 586.10] Well, they don't sell the data. +[586.78 --> 588.80] Well, it gets given away. +[589.32 --> 589.66] It did. +[589.66 --> 590.06] Improperly. +[590.22 --> 590.42] Yeah. +[590.80 --> 591.78] Well, it still does. +[591.94 --> 592.14] Yeah. +[592.22 --> 593.24] It really did before. +[593.56 --> 593.78] Yeah. +[594.08 --> 595.24] So, I don't know. +[595.44 --> 599.54] And like the fact that a myriad of platforms get hacked every single year. +[599.74 --> 601.60] And people's data gets pulled out of that. +[601.72 --> 603.28] Not saying that happened to Facebook. +[603.50 --> 604.98] But it happens to a huge amount of people. +[604.98 --> 608.30] You can check out, I think it's haveibeenpwned.com. +[608.50 --> 608.72] Yeah. +[608.92 --> 609.10] Yeah. +[609.10 --> 610.54] That's not specifically Facebook data. +[610.82 --> 611.02] No. +[611.18 --> 613.54] I'm saying, I'm talking about privacy in general. +[613.58 --> 613.86] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[613.86 --> 616.76] I actually said specifically, I don't think it's happened to Facebook like at all. +[616.80 --> 617.00] Correct. +[617.00 --> 620.44] But there has been huge companies that have had leaks like that. +[621.30 --> 626.54] And those leaks could make your Facebook vulnerable if you're using the same password across lots of sites. +[626.66 --> 628.82] So, what normally happens is like LinkedIn got hacked. +[629.38 --> 633.02] So, the dark webs has your password for LinkedIn. +[633.02 --> 639.36] That gets bought by someone else who takes that password and tries it in a bunch of other sites like your email, your bank, Facebook. +[639.80 --> 645.76] And if you're the type of person that has the same password for everything, you might be compromised on lots of sites that never actually got hacked themselves. +[647.08 --> 647.52] Yeah. +[649.38 --> 655.16] And like what I was more getting to is just the idea that people don't understand how their data can spread. +[655.16 --> 659.76] And like not just on Facebook, I mean in terms of using the internet as a whole. +[659.94 --> 668.56] Non-tech people don't necessarily understand how like putting their data in some place or putting their credit card information in some place can result in it getting to other places. +[670.48 --> 670.92] But... +[670.92 --> 677.86] It kind of leads into the regulation discussion here because there's a lot of talk about regulating Facebook. +[677.98 --> 679.94] And there's kind of three different ways that that could go. +[680.36 --> 684.52] The first is what Facebook would probably like, which is just to self-regulate. +[685.16 --> 687.16] And that seems more and more... +[687.16 --> 687.94] Basically, everybody wants. +[688.54 --> 693.16] It seems more and more that it's like maybe less likely to me anyway because... +[693.94 --> 694.88] Like to happen? +[695.12 --> 695.36] Yeah. +[695.42 --> 695.62] Okay. +[695.72 --> 696.16] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[696.16 --> 697.76] Because there's this awesome article. +[697.86 --> 699.02] It's been written by Zeynep. +[699.08 --> 699.74] What's her last name? +[700.38 --> 702.54] She's that security researcher. +[702.82 --> 704.90] I'm really bad with names, especially last names. +[705.54 --> 706.16] She's awesome. +[706.24 --> 711.48] She wrote this kind of article that blew up about like 14 years of Facebook's apology to her. +[711.66 --> 712.16] Oh, yeah. +[712.16 --> 713.56] Since the beginning, they've been... +[713.56 --> 722.50] Like a lot of people gave props to Zuckerberg for kind of taking ownership of what has happened at Facebook and apologizing for it and not like deflecting or saying mistakes were made. +[722.66 --> 725.28] But at the same time, he's been doing that for like a decade and a half. +[725.62 --> 729.82] So at some point, it's like stop letting him screw up so much. +[730.04 --> 730.12] Yeah. +[730.12 --> 732.74] So option one, Facebook self-regulates. +[733.48 --> 735.70] Option two, they regulate the entire industry. +[736.48 --> 738.88] That would be really stifling to innovation. +[739.12 --> 739.44] Yeah. +[739.50 --> 739.70] Really. +[739.76 --> 750.98] If you've ever worked at a company that was undergoing some kind of like, you know, we're going to implement compliance for HIPAA, which is like a health care security thing. +[750.98 --> 756.34] That stuff is intense and drains company resources more than you could ever imagine unless you've actually gone through it yourself. +[756.46 --> 756.98] It's crazy. +[757.66 --> 758.98] And there's a ton like that. +[759.04 --> 766.46] So if there was something like that for the social media industry, you can basically guarantee yourself that there would be no new upstarts. +[767.66 --> 770.88] Like that's hard enough to make a new social network. +[770.96 --> 773.76] It's hard enough given that network effects are such an important part of it. +[773.76 --> 776.36] Like you need to have a bunch of users before it's useful to people. +[776.48 --> 783.38] If you're going to have this other layer of compliance, you're basically solidifying Facebook's position and all incumbents positions. +[783.96 --> 788.20] So that's, yeah, I don't think you're guaranteeing that there will be no challenges. +[789.44 --> 796.50] But I haven't seen, even without this, I haven't seen very many successful challenges to Facebook at all anyways. +[797.02 --> 798.32] Google Plus completely failed. +[799.02 --> 802.54] And anyone that really tries just gets bought and consumed anyways. +[802.54 --> 806.58] Well, that's what was funny when that one senator was like, who's your biggest competitor? +[807.08 --> 813.92] It's like you don't understand network economies because by virtue of the way they work, there are no competitors. +[814.18 --> 820.56] It's like it's a win or take all situation where like everyone's on this platform, therefore everyone's using this platform. +[821.04 --> 821.96] And you can't split them. +[822.08 --> 827.06] There could never be half the people here and half there with completely overlapping functions. +[827.14 --> 828.02] It doesn't work that way. +[828.02 --> 841.42] Option three for regulation would be if Facebook itself just has a like dedicated third party or agency that only regulates Facebook, like some kind of steward of the data. +[841.42 --> 844.42] To me, that's like the most likely situation. +[844.42 --> 849.26] But this one too enshrines Facebook's current market position. +[849.58 --> 858.10] Because if it's the case that Facebook has so much data about you and they regulate such that that data can never leave Facebook, +[858.10 --> 867.30] then no one else has no upstarts have access to that data in the way that the developers on the Facebook platform did in the past. +[867.36 --> 870.42] And that's how Cambridge Analytica came to get the big data that leaked anyway. +[871.00 --> 875.70] So if no one has access to that, then they're just sitting on this goldmine of data that no one can compete with. +[875.70 --> 879.12] So you're kind of in a pickle either way. +[880.62 --> 886.60] So I'm going to make a straw poll here, which is how should Facebook be regulated or not? +[887.80 --> 888.80] You need four, bro. +[889.76 --> 891.20] Yeah, it self-expands. +[892.78 --> 893.32] Watch this. +[893.44 --> 894.66] Dude, it self-regulates. +[894.96 --> 895.16] Wait. +[895.32 --> 896.98] Oh, I think I have to fill this one out. +[897.28 --> 897.46] Maybe. +[897.52 --> 898.12] And then hit enter. +[899.08 --> 900.36] Not regulated, self-regulated. +[900.88 --> 901.58] There we go. +[902.12 --> 902.46] Nice. +[902.46 --> 904.74] Regulation. +[905.74 --> 906.94] But like dedicated. +[907.20 --> 908.50] They only regulate Facebook. +[914.28 --> 916.08] I can't type on this keyboard for some reason. +[916.38 --> 917.46] Probably because it's way over there. +[917.54 --> 918.76] It's just a really weird one. +[919.06 --> 920.46] It's this QWERTY layout. +[920.66 --> 921.32] I don't know if you're familiar. +[922.92 --> 924.26] I'm used to Dvorak. +[924.26 --> 924.68] I know. +[924.84 --> 925.38] I can't do it. +[925.46 --> 927.56] It's been around since the 1870s, but whatever. +[927.56 --> 935.06] Okay, so we have not regulated, self-regulated, third-party regulations specifically for Facebook +[935.06 --> 937.70] and government wide-spanning regulations. +[937.70 --> 939.88] Are you going to put a troll on there with donkey balls? +[940.80 --> 941.24] Donkey. +[942.06 --> 942.50] Come on. +[942.70 --> 942.90] Nope. +[942.96 --> 944.08] Last week it was donkey balls. +[944.38 --> 944.80] Oh. +[946.56 --> 947.64] We've been regulated. +[949.74 --> 950.26] Internally. +[950.56 --> 951.24] Self-regulated. +[952.12 --> 953.84] Okay, so check that straw poll out. +[954.20 --> 955.02] Hit us with the feedback. +[955.02 --> 956.48] I want to see what you guys think. +[958.68 --> 960.70] I kind of have my own opinion, but. +[961.10 --> 962.28] Ooh, do you have a. +[963.28 --> 968.70] While we wait for that, let's fantasize about some kind of future epic social network startup +[968.70 --> 974.28] that's all blockchain based where every individual's data is completely owned by them is on a blockchain +[974.28 --> 980.04] so that the entire internet is modular so that you can switch from one social network to another +[980.04 --> 984.24] and bring your data with you and release to each social network exactly what you want. +[984.24 --> 990.10] That would be the most beneficial to new innovation because you could start up your own social network +[990.10 --> 994.46] and people could come to it and be like, here's all the data and here's all the connections, +[994.62 --> 1000.80] here's all the people I know, and suddenly you'd have like this really thick market and strong network effects right away. +[1001.52 --> 1002.78] Someone said it's called Steemit. +[1002.98 --> 1004.24] Wow, I don't like that platform. +[1004.48 --> 1006.32] But is that how that actually works? +[1006.32 --> 1010.80] I know that platform is blockchain based, but is it like what you're describing? +[1010.88 --> 1011.76] I don't think so. +[1011.90 --> 1012.42] I have no idea. +[1012.52 --> 1018.92] But what I have heard is that all the current social like blockchain based social media projects are junk. +[1019.42 --> 1019.76] Yeah. +[1019.76 --> 1020.90] I heard it on a podcast. +[1021.02 --> 1021.86] I don't actually know. +[1022.00 --> 1023.16] I haven't tried it myself. +[1023.90 --> 1024.42] Pied Piper. +[1024.42 --> 1029.52] I wouldn't put steam in my title. +[1029.84 --> 1031.68] Sounds like steaming pile, you know? +[1031.80 --> 1036.20] It's like S-T-E-E-M-I-T or something like that. +[1036.28 --> 1037.56] I don't remember exactly how it works. +[1038.00 --> 1040.10] I'm going to check in on this straw poll actually. +[1040.42 --> 1040.86] Let's see. +[1041.64 --> 1041.94] Wow. +[1042.04 --> 1042.32] Okay. +[1042.34 --> 1044.80] Not a meaningful split at all really. +[1045.88 --> 1046.28] Donkey. +[1046.92 --> 1047.24] Donkey. +[1047.80 --> 1048.94] Second place. +[1049.06 --> 1049.36] Okay. +[1049.36 --> 1052.94] That plays into what we were saying earlier where it's like, honestly, most people don't really care. +[1052.94 --> 1056.30] Or maybe they care, but they just don't know. +[1056.80 --> 1057.54] Well, that's fair. +[1058.60 --> 1061.98] I should have had a, like, I don't know and an I don't care. +[1062.20 --> 1062.74] That should have been. +[1062.80 --> 1063.28] That's Donkey. +[1063.76 --> 1064.24] I guess. +[1064.52 --> 1065.34] The two together. +[1065.52 --> 1067.28] But, yeah, that's the problem is that they're both together. +[1067.54 --> 1068.18] So, right now. +[1068.20 --> 1068.50] Oh, right. +[1068.54 --> 1069.40] I'm not on the screen. +[1070.34 --> 1074.40] Right now we're looking at 25% for third party regulation specifically for Facebook. +[1074.60 --> 1076.18] I'm kind of surprised by that. +[1077.80 --> 1078.58] Do tell. +[1078.94 --> 1082.50] I'm just kind of surprised by that because in that situation you're putting a weight. +[1082.94 --> 1085.52] On Facebook, which I don't think anyone's going to care about. +[1085.76 --> 1090.88] But you're putting a weight on Facebook so that opens the door to more other platforms. +[1091.36 --> 1093.84] But then those other platforms are probably going to have the same problem. +[1094.68 --> 1101.28] And then do you at that point, once they're big, take the regulation specifically for Facebook and then push it on them? +[1101.28 --> 1110.40] Or, like, so do you just let people run rampant with other people's data at the beginning and then go, like, you shouldn't have done that. +[1110.50 --> 1111.70] But we didn't tell you not to. +[1111.76 --> 1112.26] So, it's okay. +[1112.26 --> 1113.28] But now you have to stop. +[1114.14 --> 1114.32] Yeah. +[1114.42 --> 1119.22] It kind of sounds like you need to have a hybrid approach where there are certain ground rules for everybody to begin with. +[1119.36 --> 1121.48] But there already is existing laws. +[1121.48 --> 1126.44] Plus, you also have to consider users' choices, right? +[1126.58 --> 1134.26] Like, because this is happening, there's a societal shift where people are prioritizing and caring more about this kind of thing, right? +[1134.26 --> 1142.00] So, if a new upstart comes knocking on your door asking you to become a user, you're more likely to ask, like, well, what kind of data? +[1142.12 --> 1142.92] Like, what are you guys doing? +[1142.96 --> 1143.68] What do you want from me? +[1143.92 --> 1144.10] Yeah. +[1144.10 --> 1149.74] So, in that climate, then, like, maybe a light touch regulation is enough. +[1150.34 --> 1150.74] I don't know. +[1151.02 --> 1160.06] And then people, the next highest category that wasn't donkey was government-wide spanning regulation, which I'm not super surprised was up there. +[1160.34 --> 1164.44] Not regulated, I'm honestly pretty surprised that that even got 13%. +[1164.44 --> 1167.52] But then, I guess there are... +[1167.52 --> 1171.82] Well, those are the people who know how to set the permissions the way they actually want. +[1171.82 --> 1172.18] Yeah, that's fair. +[1172.18 --> 1174.26] It's like, it's going fine, just read the TOS. +[1175.36 --> 1178.46] Yeah, people who are going to actually, like, manage it properly themselves. +[1179.66 --> 1183.40] Which, unfortunately, isn't everybody, which is, I guess, the problem I have with it. +[1183.44 --> 1186.82] Because, like, my mom is not going to understand what to do. +[1187.26 --> 1187.84] Hi, mom. +[1187.90 --> 1188.60] She's listening. +[1188.68 --> 1189.44] She's probably watching. +[1189.80 --> 1191.80] But, like, I'm not saying that in an offensive way. +[1191.82 --> 1192.64] She's sitting there nodding. +[1192.72 --> 1193.28] She's like, yeah. +[1193.28 --> 1194.80] Yeah, like, it's... +[1194.80 --> 1197.22] My mom's actually surprisingly good with some things. +[1197.30 --> 1204.42] But she can also somehow manage to send emails with her text messaging program without any of us being able to figure out how for, like, months at a time. +[1205.38 --> 1206.60] Like, it's... +[1206.60 --> 1209.30] There's people that have a special touch with technology. +[1209.52 --> 1211.88] And there's people that when they use it, it falls apart magically. +[1211.88 --> 1216.46] And, like, as far as I can tell, it has nothing to do with being her fault. +[1216.54 --> 1217.60] But anyways, I love you, mom. +[1217.62 --> 1217.90] The bad touch. +[1219.60 --> 1220.92] But, like, I don't know. +[1221.08 --> 1223.24] There's people that are super in the know in a platform. +[1223.44 --> 1224.48] And there's people that aren't. +[1224.92 --> 1225.86] And it varies. +[1226.34 --> 1228.04] I took my socks off right before the show. +[1228.18 --> 1229.34] But now I want them back on. +[1230.08 --> 1230.40] Why? +[1230.70 --> 1231.94] My feet got cold. +[1232.06 --> 1232.92] Oh, my goodness. +[1233.40 --> 1234.34] You having cold feet? +[1235.26 --> 1235.62] Yeah. +[1235.62 --> 1237.66] About this regulation platform idea? +[1237.88 --> 1238.66] Yeah, changed my mind. +[1238.66 --> 1242.68] If we could get, like, four more people to vote for Donkey, that would be great. +[1242.82 --> 1243.92] Because then it would be in first place. +[1244.16 --> 1245.96] And then we can just be done with this straw poll. +[1246.66 --> 1249.62] But I think we're probably done with this topic in general. +[1249.84 --> 1252.14] Meanwhile, AMD Navi GPUs. +[1252.26 --> 1252.52] Yeah. +[1252.74 --> 1254.00] Rumor of a mill time. +[1254.18 --> 1255.86] Let's get away from... +[1255.86 --> 1256.90] Don't come through this way. +[1256.98 --> 1257.90] Go away, please. +[1258.18 --> 1258.64] Thank you. +[1260.86 --> 1263.24] Let's jump down to AMD Navi. +[1263.24 --> 1267.48] Navi is the next generation of architecture from AMD GPUs. +[1267.48 --> 1269.66] And it is a 7 nanometer architecture. +[1269.96 --> 1277.72] And the rumor these days is that it's not going to be the source of the next wave of enthusiast cards. +[1278.30 --> 1280.94] It's not going to be the next Vega. +[1281.74 --> 1286.86] In fact, it's going to be what they call the mainstream lineup. +[1287.16 --> 1289.66] Or mainstream tier, which right now is the RX 580s. +[1289.70 --> 1290.12] Those guys. +[1290.12 --> 1293.20] Also, thank you, Ryujin2013 on the forums. +[1293.72 --> 1294.08] Yeah. +[1294.08 --> 1305.12] So, what they're saying is that when these cards launch in 2019, they're going to have a comparable performance to a GTX 1080. +[1305.62 --> 1309.94] Which came out in the end of May, basically June 2016. +[1310.50 --> 1312.58] But it'll cost about $250. +[1313.52 --> 1314.60] Which is nice. +[1315.38 --> 1317.72] Because buying a 1080 right now is more than that. +[1317.72 --> 1318.86] Or MSRP, $250. +[1320.02 --> 1321.80] Who knows what it'll actually cost. +[1321.96 --> 1322.30] Fair. +[1322.54 --> 1325.84] Mining stuff is going down a lot because Bitcoin's super down right now. +[1326.10 --> 1327.66] Well, it's going up in the last day or two. +[1327.82 --> 1328.34] Oh, has it? +[1328.42 --> 1328.70] Yes. +[1328.82 --> 1329.22] Oh, no. +[1329.28 --> 1330.06] Is it coming back again? +[1330.08 --> 1330.98] Yes, it's back, baby. +[1331.48 --> 1332.30] Back again. +[1333.94 --> 1335.74] Oh, dear. +[1335.74 --> 1341.52] And then with new cards that are high performance for lower dollar value, it might become more profitable. +[1341.86 --> 1342.72] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[1343.02 --> 1343.82] So, we'll see. +[1344.18 --> 1344.50] But, yeah. +[1344.60 --> 1347.98] MSRP has not been a realistic thing for actually quite a long time. +[1348.98 --> 1350.58] Especially on the AMD side. +[1350.58 --> 1359.88] We've seen accidental, artificial, whatever spawned from Bitcoin inflation, whatever you want on GPUs for quite a long time. +[1359.88 --> 1367.38] Even well before it was identified as being a Bitcoin mining problem, we had inflation at graphics card prices. +[1367.38 --> 1369.42] All the way from back to the launch of these cards. +[1369.58 --> 1372.76] Which was well before mining Bitcoin was like super trendy. +[1373.16 --> 1374.92] Oh, the launch of the GTX cards. +[1375.10 --> 1375.20] Yeah. +[1375.32 --> 1375.40] Okay. +[1376.20 --> 1384.08] I thought when I first read that and I read that they were aiming Navi at this particular market segment, I thought, are they doing that to satisfy shareholders? +[1384.22 --> 1385.38] Is it just more cost effective? +[1385.38 --> 1390.84] And they're going to, it's a bigger addressable market because stop it, Max, you're doing that thing you said you're going to do. +[1391.32 --> 1392.04] Get out of here. +[1393.68 --> 1394.24] All right. +[1394.94 --> 1401.08] There's just more people who have the money to buy a cheaper but like still good, like well performing card. +[1401.08 --> 1403.70] $250 is a really nice price point for a graphics card. +[1403.98 --> 1404.06] Yeah. +[1404.06 --> 1409.40] Around $300 is fairly reasonable for quite a large amount of people for a graphics card. +[1409.58 --> 1409.72] Yeah. +[1409.80 --> 1411.72] $250 is pretty good. +[1411.72 --> 1422.76] Still, if you can like, PCs aren't going to get here realistically, but if like at least not in the short term, but $300 in like 2013 was like the golden. +[1423.66 --> 1435.22] I remember there was articles about it all over the place where like $300 for a relatively high ticket item was really good for consumers because a lot of people could gather that much money in a reasonable amount of saving time to buy something. +[1435.22 --> 1438.62] This should be comparatively cheaper then because with inflation and everything. +[1438.72 --> 1440.34] With inflation and it's $250. +[1440.82 --> 1440.92] Yeah. +[1441.32 --> 1445.28] But it isn't the full component for a computer, but it's a nice upgrade, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[1445.30 --> 1445.80] It goes all over the place. +[1445.80 --> 1446.56] So it's a sound business. +[1446.76 --> 1447.14] It's a good price. +[1447.14 --> 1449.28] So if they're just doing this strategically, that would make sense. +[1449.36 --> 1457.58] But then I learned that actually history is repeating itself here because this is a new, what they call manufacturing node. +[1457.76 --> 1462.10] This is a seven nanometer part, the lithography that is. +[1462.44 --> 1471.86] They can't get the yields on all their wafers at a rate or quantity that makes a lot of sense economically for them. +[1471.96 --> 1474.18] So that was really convoluted. +[1474.18 --> 1477.52] Let me just say what I actually have written down from a manufacturing point of view. +[1477.62 --> 1488.50] It is not feasible to produce a large GPU like a 1080, like a big one or a Vega on a brand new cutting edge process like seven nanometer early in the node's life cycle. +[1488.50 --> 1491.90] Because it's just a new technology and they haven't ironed out all the manufacturing kinks yet. +[1491.96 --> 1501.06] So once they do, it's conceivable that in the future, maybe in 2021, that they could use the seven nanometer lithography to make bigger cards. +[1502.00 --> 1502.14] Yeah. +[1503.38 --> 1504.02] Makes sense. +[1504.02 --> 1505.32] The more you know. +[1506.06 --> 1506.42] Hooray. +[1507.64 --> 1508.76] It's, it's, I don't know. +[1508.88 --> 1511.08] This is good for a lot of reasons. +[1511.22 --> 1512.46] AMD needs to keep doing well. +[1512.52 --> 1513.50] They're doing quite well right now. +[1514.06 --> 1517.40] One interesting observation that I had at PAX, we were talking about PAX earlier on in the show. +[1517.86 --> 1519.14] Intel did not have a booth there. +[1519.94 --> 1520.72] That was weird. +[1520.82 --> 1525.44] Intel's had a booth at PAX, like every PAX as far as I know, for the last five or six years. +[1526.30 --> 1527.28] NVIDIA wasn't there. +[1527.38 --> 1528.78] That's not super surprising. +[1528.98 --> 1530.14] They used to be at every PAX. +[1530.22 --> 1531.38] Then they started dwindling off. +[1531.38 --> 1533.34] But okay, no Intel, no NVIDIA. +[1533.72 --> 1535.70] ASUS booth was much smaller than normal. +[1536.12 --> 1539.72] AMD had a fairly big booth that was popping the whole event. +[1539.94 --> 1540.76] It was full. +[1540.90 --> 1542.68] There was queues for all the different stuff. +[1543.04 --> 1548.86] They had, they had VR setups, but there was VR setups multiple other places on the show that didn't have a line. +[1548.86 --> 1550.96] But the line at AMD was full all the time. +[1551.24 --> 1556.30] It was an interesting experience to see that the community has kind of opened up to AMD as a whole. +[1556.42 --> 1561.92] If you look back into like 2014, they were actually the very much so underdog. +[1562.18 --> 1569.26] That like the underground people were like, yeah, I'm going to buy one of these even though like, you know, maybe it doesn't make a ton of sense. +[1569.32 --> 1569.98] I'm going to get it anyway. +[1570.20 --> 1571.72] Part of my money is just a donation to AMD. +[1571.72 --> 1572.56] Yeah, basically. +[1572.94 --> 1577.72] But now it's actually a lot more logical to go for their stuff, which is really cool. +[1577.86 --> 1579.74] And it's really cool to see them coming back. +[1580.36 --> 1584.36] It was a pretty awesome moment to see their booth packed at PAX. +[1584.48 --> 1584.66] Yeah. +[1584.66 --> 1595.96] Because even at PAX West, which was, I guess, in the very beginning of September 2017, the AMD booth was not that packed. +[1596.04 --> 1597.32] So you're saying now that there's no. +[1597.32 --> 1598.02] It hasn't even been that long. +[1598.10 --> 1601.96] Now that there's no competition, their booth is popping. +[1602.80 --> 1604.48] Well, it helped, I guess. +[1604.48 --> 1612.34] And like they did a much better job with their booth, which in a way, kind of, sort of, not really, but kind of indirectly, maybe. +[1612.70 --> 1613.82] There's a lot of caveats there. +[1613.92 --> 1615.80] I keep drinking water, not like Zuckerberg. +[1615.98 --> 1616.92] You've got to work on it. +[1616.92 --> 1617.02] Continue. +[1618.42 --> 1619.32] Oh, he's got it. +[1619.32 --> 1620.00] He's got it. +[1620.48 --> 1621.42] Sorry, I'll ignore it. +[1621.48 --> 1621.78] I'll ignore it. +[1622.50 --> 1624.84] It kind of shows success in the company. +[1625.04 --> 1632.02] They have the money to flaunt at an event, spending way too much money on a ridiculously small ROI of having a booth. +[1632.36 --> 1634.24] As a shareholder, that angers me. +[1635.12 --> 1635.30] Yeah. +[1635.86 --> 1636.98] Yeah, that makes sense. +[1637.30 --> 1642.54] If you look at the ROI of a booth, you're actually not showing to that many people, and it costs a ludicrous amount of money. +[1642.80 --> 1644.84] You're probably going to end up giving a whole bunch of product away. +[1645.36 --> 1647.08] You're probably going to have to pay a bunch of staff. +[1647.08 --> 1651.76] It's a really expensive thing to do, but it's to cater to your super fans. +[1651.98 --> 1654.48] And the ROI is hard to describe, but it reaches. +[1655.78 --> 1656.34] Branding, man. +[1656.54 --> 1656.88] It is. +[1657.12 --> 1658.16] Branding's huge in this space. +[1658.42 --> 1664.12] And you're making yourself a constant part of the conversation, and you're trying to spread that ROI beyond just that event. +[1664.12 --> 1665.30] And that's kind of the idea. +[1665.62 --> 1666.26] So, I don't know. +[1666.38 --> 1667.76] It was really interesting to see that. +[1667.86 --> 1673.26] I'm very happy about AMD's fairly recent success, and I hope they keep going, and I hope this is part of it. +[1673.40 --> 1680.80] Because if you can get 1080 performance off a $250 card, that breaches people into a way higher level of gaming. +[1680.80 --> 1683.46] Yeah, but this is three years after the fact, though. +[1683.60 --> 1687.40] Like, a year from now, you're going to have a 1080. +[1688.28 --> 1688.52] Yeah. +[1688.70 --> 1689.38] Which is, like, sounds cool. +[1689.38 --> 1696.82] And we'll have to see, like, if mining does crash super hard, and people start selling mining cards for dirt cheap, then it might not matter. +[1696.94 --> 1699.56] Because you might be able to get 1080s for around that price anyways. +[1699.92 --> 1701.30] They just might be kind of sketchy. +[1702.96 --> 1704.80] They're just the most tired cards. +[1704.98 --> 1705.16] Yeah. +[1705.16 --> 1707.00] Or you might get, like, +[1707.00 --> 1708.42] I still got some games in me. +[1709.28 --> 1711.32] You turn your computer off, and it just falls apart. +[1711.42 --> 1714.12] Because it's like, I've been running for so long, the dust was holding me together. +[1715.00 --> 1717.80] Or you might get 1080 Ti's for that price, or whatever else, right? +[1717.82 --> 1718.18] Who knows? +[1718.30 --> 1723.84] But if mining does stay up there, and the price of this does inflate, that might still even be helpful. +[1724.56 --> 1724.98] Who knows? +[1725.54 --> 1726.52] She's just trolling you, man. +[1726.54 --> 1727.12] She's trolling me. +[1727.12 --> 1730.32] There's a door that's open here for the people who don't know. +[1730.40 --> 1730.56] Yeah. +[1731.44 --> 1732.52] Max's loitering. +[1732.56 --> 1734.00] We, like, have to have the door open. +[1734.42 --> 1736.34] Because if I go to close the door... +[1736.34 --> 1736.80] Oh, I can't. +[1736.84 --> 1737.70] There's a sandbag in the way. +[1737.84 --> 1740.14] But if I go to close the door, it will block the camera. +[1740.22 --> 1741.26] Well, not entirely, actually. +[1741.44 --> 1743.74] You just have to look through, like, a fire-raided window. +[1743.88 --> 1745.42] I would like to end the show that way, actually. +[1746.00 --> 1746.92] By closing the door? +[1747.06 --> 1747.24] Yeah. +[1747.36 --> 1749.30] I'll crawl under there, remove the sandbag. +[1749.30 --> 1750.20] You can go bye-bye. +[1750.58 --> 1750.84] Okay. +[1750.98 --> 1751.30] Okay. +[1751.30 --> 1751.76] I'm down. +[1752.10 --> 1753.44] Wait till the end of the show. +[1753.52 --> 1754.36] That's going to be an Easter egg. +[1754.42 --> 1754.88] It's going to happen. +[1755.16 --> 1755.34] Yeah. +[1755.70 --> 1756.10] Anyways. +[1756.10 --> 1757.50] There's a weird... +[1757.50 --> 1759.18] A bunch of documentation showed up. +[1759.68 --> 1760.68] This is the next topic. +[1760.94 --> 1761.32] Oh, okay. +[1761.88 --> 1766.52] A bunch of documentation showed up at a random... +[1766.52 --> 1771.10] I mean, to our ears rise, anyway, people who aren't in the know in these things. +[1771.24 --> 1781.10] A random-seeming manufacturer in China has the documentation that describes, like, specs out this new mysterious Google-branded dongle. +[1781.28 --> 1784.54] Which is, like, a 4K Android TV dongle. +[1784.54 --> 1786.74] As you can see. +[1786.88 --> 1787.00] Yeah. +[1788.34 --> 1790.82] And some people might think this is boring. +[1790.88 --> 1793.40] Because they're like, yeah, okay, it's a Roku or it's an Amazon Fire Stick. +[1793.40 --> 1795.14] Yeah, I was wondering why you care so much. +[1795.14 --> 1796.42] I'll tell you why I care so much. +[1797.64 --> 1798.96] I have a Chromecast at home. +[1799.14 --> 1799.48] Okay. +[1800.10 --> 1801.34] And I also have a Google Home. +[1802.28 --> 1802.64] Okay. +[1802.86 --> 1803.80] Those things work together. +[1804.46 --> 1806.74] They're attached to my TV, which is a smart TV. +[1806.74 --> 1809.02] The smart TV has a remote. +[1809.56 --> 1814.26] And I use that remote and that smart TV to use apps like YouTube a lot. +[1814.78 --> 1822.88] The problem is that Google Home and casting by voice is incompatible with my remote. +[1822.88 --> 1835.04] When I cast, if I'm like, Google, play the latest Linus Tech Tips video on the TV and it plays it, I can't then grab my remote and hit next video and start scrolling around and stuff like that. +[1835.08 --> 1841.28] Because my smart TV's YouTube app is a different app than the app that gets used when I cast things by voice. +[1841.28 --> 1843.78] I basically have two YouTube apps on my TV. +[1844.48 --> 1846.84] With this, you're going to be able to do that. +[1847.28 --> 1853.70] Just like when you have an Amazon Fire TV stick, the remote is a microphone. +[1853.82 --> 1854.64] You can talk into it. +[1855.54 --> 1856.66] This remote is the same deal. +[1856.76 --> 1858.94] It has a dedicated Google Assistant button on it. +[1859.08 --> 1861.16] So this is the remote he's talking about, by the way. +[1862.04 --> 1866.88] And presumably, I'm going to be able to say, Googstar, play this video on... +[1866.88 --> 1868.08] I don't want to hot word people. +[1868.08 --> 1871.90] I was going to say, you guys got to appreciate that he didn't include the first word. +[1872.02 --> 1872.34] Yes. +[1873.20 --> 1874.04] He's paying attention. +[1874.12 --> 1875.00] Play the latest video. +[1875.18 --> 1878.26] I'll be able to watch that video and then I'll be able to just use my remote. +[1879.16 --> 1880.26] And then back and forth. +[1880.36 --> 1881.38] And that is going to be... +[1881.38 --> 1883.40] That's huge for me. +[1883.80 --> 1885.80] Hey, Google, play the hipster song with the whistling. +[1889.48 --> 1890.16] I had to. +[1890.22 --> 1890.44] I'm sorry. +[1890.54 --> 1890.78] Continue. +[1891.92 --> 1896.24] Hey, you don't want to leave those Alexa, play the hipster song with the whistling people out. +[1896.40 --> 1897.56] Is that going to work, though? +[1898.08 --> 1898.62] Why not? +[1898.62 --> 1901.60] Because I think that's a fairly specific keyword for Google. +[1902.10 --> 1902.50] Play? +[1903.14 --> 1904.36] No, that... +[1904.36 --> 1904.66] Oh, sorry. +[1904.78 --> 1905.50] Key phrase. +[1905.72 --> 1905.92] Oh. +[1906.02 --> 1907.10] The hipster song with the whistling. +[1907.30 --> 1908.70] Because they put that in an ad. +[1909.22 --> 1912.86] And I tried a whole bunch of other descriptions for songs that I thought were pretty good. +[1913.32 --> 1914.24] It didn't work at all. +[1914.70 --> 1915.66] Oh, did you try the one? +[1915.76 --> 1917.14] The Russian guy that goes... +[1917.14 --> 1918.90] Does that work? +[1919.00 --> 1919.26] Yes. +[1919.30 --> 1920.58] We've done it even on WAN Show before. +[1920.64 --> 1921.46] Oh, that's awesome. +[1921.46 --> 1921.76] Yeah, yeah. +[1921.76 --> 1922.38] It's awesome. +[1922.52 --> 1922.74] Okay. +[1923.16 --> 1923.60] Sweet. +[1923.94 --> 1924.56] That's cool. +[1924.56 --> 1926.06] I'm surprised that works, actually. +[1926.06 --> 1928.72] That's a great song. +[1929.00 --> 1929.76] You know the song I'm talking about? +[1929.76 --> 1930.26] Yes, yeah. +[1930.26 --> 1931.96] It's called, like, Seventh Element by Vitas. +[1932.28 --> 1933.04] Get out! +[1934.72 --> 1935.76] I think that's... +[1935.76 --> 1936.86] That was my two... +[1936.86 --> 1937.58] That's what I wanted to say. +[1937.58 --> 1943.90] So, people in chat are saying that it's, like, basically a Shield TV, but in a small, compact dongle. +[1944.12 --> 1946.28] But I think it does a little bit... +[1946.28 --> 1947.22] Less. +[1947.40 --> 1949.06] Wouldn't it do a little less than the Shield? +[1949.14 --> 1949.28] Yeah. +[1949.28 --> 1949.30] Yeah. +[1949.30 --> 1950.46] And plus, the price point. +[1950.68 --> 1951.90] Those things are over $200, aren't they? +[1951.90 --> 1952.14] Oh, yeah. +[1952.26 --> 1953.96] So, this is probably going to be way cheaper. +[1954.16 --> 1957.58] The Shield will also be able to, like, cast games to your TV, which is, like... +[1958.28 --> 1958.72] Yeah. +[1958.72 --> 1961.60] You're in a little bit different of a range there. +[1961.90 --> 1964.22] The Shield also has a voice controllable remote. +[1965.02 --> 1966.76] The easiest way to think about it is going to be... +[1966.76 --> 1969.46] There are already Android TV boxes. +[1969.76 --> 1974.68] It's just going to be that with Google Assistant integration and voice remote. +[1976.04 --> 1977.12] People in chat... +[1977.12 --> 1981.80] I'm guessing that the price point will be, like, what? +[1981.80 --> 1982.90] $120, $130? +[1983.20 --> 1984.50] Is that how much a Fire TV stick is? +[1984.50 --> 1988.28] Let me search the American internets. +[1988.36 --> 1988.60] Yeah. +[1988.76 --> 1989.76] Where those things exist. +[1990.08 --> 1990.62] Oh, my. +[1995.42 --> 1997.54] While you do that... +[1997.54 --> 1998.30] Fire truck? +[1998.40 --> 1998.58] No. +[1998.84 --> 1999.80] They know I'm from Lines Tech Tips. +[2003.00 --> 2005.30] What did you guys think about the Fire Pole video? +[2005.72 --> 2006.54] Good God. +[2006.60 --> 2007.12] It's $30. +[2007.96 --> 2009.94] Fire TV stick with Alexa voice remote. +[2010.10 --> 2010.46] $30. +[2011.30 --> 2012.14] That's really cheap. +[2012.32 --> 2013.80] Even the 4K one is only $50. +[2013.80 --> 2016.16] A 4K Chromecast is, like, $70. +[2017.54 --> 2018.02] Isn't it? +[2019.04 --> 2019.38] I don't know. +[2019.44 --> 2019.66] Hold on. +[2019.70 --> 2020.32] Let me Google some more. +[2020.98 --> 2021.46] Do it. +[2021.74 --> 2022.06] Do it. +[2024.22 --> 2026.34] You can get a Chromecast on Amazon now, can't you? +[2026.40 --> 2028.12] Wasn't that the whole thing that they argued about before? +[2029.36 --> 2030.36] Can you do it now, though? +[2030.50 --> 2032.94] Because I know they're arguing about it, but I don't know if it's, like, already an option. +[2033.42 --> 2034.94] Oh, that got pretty settled. +[2035.02 --> 2035.72] It auto-filled. +[2036.24 --> 2036.76] I don't see it. +[2036.78 --> 2037.36] I see a Shield. +[2037.46 --> 2039.68] They sell NVIDIA Shields for $200. +[2040.10 --> 2041.24] It comes with a gamepad, though. +[2041.24 --> 2041.64] Yeah. +[2042.48 --> 2044.04] Because you can play Android games on it. +[2044.86 --> 2045.80] Some of them, I guess. +[2049.58 --> 2052.96] Yeah, I'm totally going to sell my Chromecast and get one of these dongles if it comes out. +[2053.12 --> 2054.60] They're probably going to announce it at I.O. +[2054.64 --> 2055.48] I.O. is in a month. +[2055.60 --> 2056.04] It's in May. +[2056.10 --> 2056.62] Google I.O. +[2057.14 --> 2057.92] It's going to be sweet. +[2058.18 --> 2059.14] Do you work on this? +[2060.10 --> 2060.58] Heck, yeah. +[2060.76 --> 2061.20] Yeah, okay. +[2061.26 --> 2061.78] I thought so. +[2062.12 --> 2065.64] So, while you're looking that up, I'm going to do a little floatplane moment. +[2065.82 --> 2066.48] 70 bucks, I was right. +[2066.48 --> 2066.82] I have to. +[2067.00 --> 2067.34] 70 bucks. +[2067.34 --> 2067.56] Okay. +[2067.74 --> 2067.96] Okay. +[2068.04 --> 2069.04] So, it is a little bit more expensive. +[2070.24 --> 2072.00] Floatplane has awesome stuff on it. +[2072.10 --> 2075.30] Kyle from BitWit currently has Cool Cooler is Cool. +[2075.56 --> 2077.72] What happens if we remove the fans? +[2077.80 --> 2078.72] It's a Be Quiet Cooler. +[2078.74 --> 2080.26] That should be a pretty interesting video. +[2080.66 --> 2084.86] Also, he has a 32x9 gaming setup that he wants to show off in a different video. +[2084.86 --> 2087.54] So, Linus, Tech Tips has a wearable caouse. +[2088.54 --> 2088.98] Caouse? +[2089.66 --> 2091.40] I merged keyboard and mouse. +[2092.58 --> 2093.66] It is a caouse. +[2095.40 --> 2096.28] I like it. +[2096.28 --> 2098.44] That was by accident, but I'm kind of down with it. +[2099.52 --> 2102.34] So, can you tell me a tiny amount about what this thing actually is? +[2102.58 --> 2105.00] So, it's these rings that you wear on your fingers. +[2105.16 --> 2105.34] Yeah. +[2105.78 --> 2108.96] If you lay your hand on a table, it's a mouse. +[2109.76 --> 2113.26] If you don't and you just put your wrist on the edge of a table and you tap on a table, +[2113.76 --> 2114.42] it's a keyboard. +[2114.86 --> 2118.26] And it can know based on, like, if you stretch your finger or whatever. +[2118.86 --> 2121.40] It's not spatial. +[2121.72 --> 2123.68] It's not like A is over here and P is over here. +[2123.82 --> 2124.06] Okay. +[2124.16 --> 2126.44] You actually have to learn a bunch of gestures. +[2126.62 --> 2127.38] Like, it's its own language. +[2127.80 --> 2129.14] Like, that's A. +[2129.44 --> 2130.20] That's N. +[2130.56 --> 2130.98] Oh. +[2131.18 --> 2131.82] That's R. +[2132.40 --> 2132.58] Yeah. +[2132.58 --> 2132.92] Okay. +[2133.06 --> 2133.74] I learned it all. +[2134.26 --> 2136.00] Can you type properly that way? +[2136.04 --> 2136.96] I can type. +[2137.24 --> 2138.02] How fast? +[2138.02 --> 2140.38] I can survive. +[2140.92 --> 2141.24] Okay. +[2142.08 --> 2143.48] Like, probably dial up. +[2143.98 --> 2145.34] I can describe it as. +[2145.40 --> 2145.62] Okay. +[2145.78 --> 2146.00] Okay. +[2146.20 --> 2146.94] That's cool, though. +[2147.40 --> 2147.78] I don't know. +[2147.80 --> 2148.08] It's sweet. +[2148.22 --> 2148.78] I liked it a lot. +[2148.84 --> 2149.86] And it's good at what it's doing. +[2150.12 --> 2151.50] Like, it doesn't register. +[2151.74 --> 2152.72] I'm not going to give away the video. +[2152.86 --> 2153.04] No. +[2153.22 --> 2153.40] Yeah. +[2153.48 --> 2153.98] Don't go any further. +[2154.12 --> 2154.38] Perfect. +[2155.04 --> 2163.20] There's also the continuation of the Apple fiasco with the iMac Pro, buying a video card +[2163.20 --> 2167.84] without getting screwed, and some other cool stuff, like the history of the motherboard. +[2168.24 --> 2169.20] I haven't seen that video. +[2169.20 --> 2174.20] I'm going to watch that video, because I grew up with these super janky, weird motherboard +[2174.20 --> 2177.86] setups, and I grew up with, like, my dad's computer, where basically to build the computer, +[2178.00 --> 2182.82] you had to have a whole bunch of add-in cards, because the motherboard was so bare, and it +[2182.82 --> 2184.02] didn't have, like... +[2184.02 --> 2185.36] Like, you didn't have onboard NIC. +[2186.06 --> 2186.36] Okay. +[2186.46 --> 2190.52] You didn't have onboard LAN for Ethernet connection, so you had to have a NIC card in order to +[2190.52 --> 2191.50] have connections to the internet. +[2191.50 --> 2195.64] I remember when we bought our first computer, like, I remember being in the shop when we +[2195.64 --> 2200.52] were buying it, and it was, like, for hours, and we, like, bought a sound card. +[2200.80 --> 2200.96] Yeah. +[2201.02 --> 2202.52] Like, that's just totally integrated now. +[2202.56 --> 2204.04] It didn't have audio on board, probably. +[2204.14 --> 2204.28] Yeah. +[2204.28 --> 2204.30] Yeah. +[2204.42 --> 2208.86] So, like, that, I'm 100% certain that that is going to be a sick video, so be sure to +[2208.86 --> 2209.26] check that out. +[2209.32 --> 2210.00] Check out Flowplane. +[2210.18 --> 2214.00] You can go to flowplane.com and sign up there, or you can do it through the forum. +[2214.02 --> 2216.04] But we are moving over to flowplane.com. +[2216.18 --> 2219.30] And honestly, the payment system on flowplane.com works way better. +[2219.50 --> 2221.88] So if you want to have less issues, I would probably go there. +[2222.00 --> 2222.28] Get it. +[2222.52 --> 2224.40] But it only supports credit card right now. +[2224.46 --> 2228.02] We will be supporting PayPal in the future, but... +[2228.02 --> 2228.58] Cryptocurrencies. +[2229.46 --> 2229.72] Yeah. +[2229.86 --> 2230.28] Crypto kitties. +[2231.12 --> 2231.52] Kitties. +[2231.66 --> 2231.84] Yeah. +[2231.84 --> 2235.30] Well, you can get a year of flowplane for a single crypto kitty. +[2235.98 --> 2236.80] What is a crypto kitty? +[2237.10 --> 2237.32] What? +[2237.54 --> 2238.80] You don't know what crypto kitties is? +[2239.60 --> 2240.60] It's not even worth describing. +[2240.70 --> 2241.50] It's, like, come and gone. +[2241.60 --> 2243.06] This is, like, a four-month-old... +[2243.06 --> 2243.78] Is it, like, a meme? +[2244.16 --> 2244.84] It's, like, a... +[2244.84 --> 2246.00] It's, like, a... +[2246.00 --> 2250.84] Ethereum-based game where you trade digital kitties. +[2250.84 --> 2255.80] You just Zuckerberg'd me. +[2257.08 --> 2259.12] I didn't watch it go down. +[2259.14 --> 2260.16] Are you telling me to zuck off? +[2261.06 --> 2261.84] I just... +[2265.84 --> 2274.38] There we go. +[2274.54 --> 2276.08] I think we've completed our ritual. +[2276.54 --> 2278.14] We didn't get to watch that, but I think we're in sync. +[2278.24 --> 2278.70] I think so. +[2278.74 --> 2279.02] A little bit. +[2279.02 --> 2282.50] I noticed when mine was, like, going down that yours was going down at the same time +[2282.50 --> 2283.40] and stuff, and I was like, mmm. +[2283.40 --> 2286.20] I saw in the corner when you were doing that smile meter thing. +[2286.22 --> 2287.26] Oh, you did the smile meter thing. +[2287.28 --> 2288.42] Yeah, it was later than yours, though. +[2288.50 --> 2288.72] Okay. +[2289.00 --> 2289.18] No. +[2289.34 --> 2290.00] As long as we did it. +[2290.00 --> 2290.94] Do we just become best friends? +[2292.14 --> 2292.46] Okay. +[2292.50 --> 2293.28] That movie was amazing. +[2293.40 --> 2294.30] I just have to say that. +[2294.88 --> 2295.96] Let's get back on topic, though. +[2296.02 --> 2296.88] Actually, no. +[2297.26 --> 2298.32] Let's do ad spots. +[2299.44 --> 2300.38] We might as well. +[2301.38 --> 2301.82] Boop-a-doop. +[2302.32 --> 2302.72] Synergy. +[2303.46 --> 2303.78] Yes. +[2304.94 --> 2305.22] Yes. +[2305.36 --> 2306.14] Oh, yes. +[2306.26 --> 2306.58] Correct. +[2306.70 --> 2307.28] Synergy 2. +[2307.28 --> 2312.30] Synergy is a mouse and keyboard sharing software, so you can have multiple computers, even multiple +[2312.30 --> 2315.96] different types of computers, like a laptop and a desktop, and you can have, like, Linux +[2315.96 --> 2320.40] on one of them, and Windows, or Mac, or whatever, and you can share your mouse and keyboard across +[2320.40 --> 2320.88] all of them. +[2320.92 --> 2322.46] It doesn't even matter which mouse and keyboard you use. +[2322.48 --> 2323.50] You can even use a Kaus. +[2324.18 --> 2324.42] Yeah. +[2325.70 --> 2326.10] Yes. +[2326.10 --> 2326.96] I want to make that a thing. +[2327.50 --> 2327.72] Come back. +[2327.72 --> 2333.36] And now, with Synergy 1, you had to have, like, one of the computers set up as a server, +[2333.80 --> 2337.58] and I think that was the one that had to have the mouse and keyboard plugged into it, and +[2337.58 --> 2339.82] then you had, like, all the client boxes and all that kind of stuff. +[2339.90 --> 2342.00] All that's been massively simplified. +[2342.62 --> 2344.82] It doesn't really matter which one you have the stuff plugged into. +[2344.92 --> 2346.12] You can share it across all of them. +[2346.18 --> 2347.64] It's, like, super simple now. +[2347.64 --> 2351.86] There's SSL encryption, so you don't have to worry about someone, like, taking over your +[2351.86 --> 2353.06] stuff, which would be not great. +[2355.18 --> 2358.24] Just, you know, not good in general. +[2358.62 --> 2361.66] You can even use a Raspberry Pi now, which is pretty nuts. +[2362.52 --> 2367.10] They've fixed issues with reconnecting all the computers after one of them goes to sleep. +[2367.56 --> 2371.80] They've fixed issues where redundant connections were being created between machines, which would +[2371.80 --> 2373.34] also be not necessarily good. +[2373.94 --> 2374.88] Things are great. +[2374.88 --> 2378.20] If you have multiple computers, if you go to work with a laptop and then bring it home +[2378.20 --> 2381.58] and want to be able to put it on your desk and easily transfer files from one to the +[2381.58 --> 2386.04] other just by dragging and dropping from one desktop to the other one and just really nice +[2386.04 --> 2389.08] seamless stuff like that, check out, oh, I guess, seamless. +[2389.60 --> 2392.82] Seamless.com slash Synergy slash WAN5. +[2393.52 --> 2394.82] Use the five. +[2395.58 --> 2396.58] Yeah, it's important. +[2396.94 --> 2397.40] WAN5. +[2397.52 --> 2403.02] Also, speaking of Kyle's video on Floatplane, we've got Be Quiet. +[2403.02 --> 2405.00] They're a sponsor of the show. +[2405.24 --> 2411.18] You can check out their Dark Rock Pro 4 and their not as pro but still pretty cool Dark +[2411.18 --> 2412.92] Rock 4 itself. +[2413.34 --> 2422.34] The Dark Rock 4 and Dark Rock Pro 4 CPU coolers include virtually inaudible Silent Wings 135-millimeter +[2422.34 --> 2423.42] PWM fans. +[2423.42 --> 2429.28] It achieves a quiet 21.4 dB at maximum fan speed, which is actually pretty slick. +[2430.32 --> 2431.46] Smells pretty good in there, too. +[2431.94 --> 2432.38] Oh, my. +[2432.64 --> 2432.92] You know what? +[2432.96 --> 2433.12] Okay. +[2433.48 --> 2434.94] Slight tangent while we're on the topic. +[2435.06 --> 2435.58] Sorry to be quiet. +[2435.66 --> 2439.26] But mouse pads smell terrible when you first take them out of the box. +[2439.36 --> 2440.18] But anyways, moving on. +[2440.18 --> 2440.34] What about after? +[2441.12 --> 2442.34] They eventually... +[2442.34 --> 2443.20] This is pretty bad. +[2443.56 --> 2445.02] This one smells like a tire. +[2445.38 --> 2446.18] Yeah, that's... +[2446.18 --> 2446.80] Yeah, that's... +[2446.80 --> 2447.74] I mean, it could be worse. +[2447.80 --> 2449.60] I was expecting, like, the smell of fingertips. +[2450.60 --> 2452.14] But it's not that. +[2452.26 --> 2452.56] Interesting. +[2452.78 --> 2453.00] Okay. +[2453.72 --> 2456.56] It supports an additional 120-millimeter fan. +[2456.70 --> 2459.62] Clips are included in the scope of delivery. +[2460.50 --> 2463.46] There's a brushed aluminum top cover, which looks pretty nice. +[2463.52 --> 2465.64] It, like, covers up the fin stuff. +[2465.72 --> 2467.22] So that's what you 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+[2543.00 --> 2548.28] Again, check out squarespace.com slash WAN and use offer code WAN to save 10% on your first purchase. +[2548.42 --> 2549.24] Back to the show. +[2549.68 --> 2550.02] Boom. +[2550.24 --> 2553.32] The beginning of the end of passwords. +[2553.86 --> 2554.20] Yes. +[2554.20 --> 2564.36] So there could be a future soon where you very, very seldom enter a password, which would be dope because passwords suck. +[2565.40 --> 2572.54] So what happened is there's this new security standard called web often, like authentication. +[2572.80 --> 2573.62] Often, yeah, the N on the end. +[2573.62 --> 2574.42] That's so stupid. +[2574.44 --> 2574.98] It's weird. +[2575.16 --> 2575.80] Thanks, guys. +[2576.30 --> 2577.92] I thought it was a typo at first. +[2578.28 --> 2579.96] And then I was like, oh, it appears more than once. +[2580.16 --> 2580.30] Oh. +[2580.30 --> 2583.54] You didn't account for people saying this out loud? +[2583.68 --> 2583.98] Okay. +[2584.20 --> 2584.46] Whoa. +[2585.16 --> 2591.74] Web often has one near final approval from the World Wide Web Consortium, which is the governing body for these kinds of standards. +[2592.30 --> 2595.04] So what this is is on your phone. +[2595.12 --> 2598.90] You're unlocking your phone with Face ID or with your fingerprint all the time, right? +[2599.72 --> 2605.48] But you don't do that when you go to facebook.com or basically any other website. +[2605.58 --> 2606.12] All recipes. +[2606.34 --> 2608.90] For them, you enter in just a password. +[2608.90 --> 2616.74] Setting up a biometric password on all different websites would take a long time. +[2616.74 --> 2625.52] Not only would they have to implement that technology, but then you'd have to do all those different finger taps on every different finger for every website, and that'd be really annoying. +[2625.52 --> 2635.64] So what this is, is it's an API, an application programming interface that all the different websites will hook into. +[2635.64 --> 2635.80] And then you'd have to do. +[2635.80 --> 2646.62] And then you only have to set up your biometric passwords once, and then the whole web can rely on them, which is going to be B-A-A-F. +[2646.62 --> 2646.64] Nice. +[2646.64 --> 2650.74] So for hackers, all you really need to do is break one system. +[2651.04 --> 2651.22] Yes. +[2651.22 --> 2652.88] And then you get all of them. +[2652.98 --> 2653.30] Yes. +[2654.38 --> 2654.74] Sick. +[2655.24 --> 2657.64] I might be wrong, but this is how I think it works. +[2658.10 --> 2663.74] Because I had to do some digging beyond just what was found on the forum. +[2664.10 --> 2667.42] The forum post, by the way, was posted by Matthew Valencia. +[2667.84 --> 2668.56] Thank you very much. +[2668.84 --> 2669.36] Thank you, Matt. +[2670.18 --> 2671.30] You sound Italian. +[2672.70 --> 2673.08] What? +[2673.60 --> 2673.96] Valencia. +[2673.96 --> 2675.40] That's Spanish sounding to me. +[2675.40 --> 2677.84] I'm really bad at that kind of stuff. +[2678.08 --> 2680.06] So you're probably totally right. +[2680.16 --> 2681.08] It could be really bad. +[2681.16 --> 2681.72] It could be either. +[2683.22 --> 2683.62] Yeah. +[2683.72 --> 2684.06] I don't know. +[2684.18 --> 2685.48] It sounds like it could be cool. +[2685.60 --> 2687.48] It sounds like it could be a single point of failure. +[2687.72 --> 2692.44] It just depends on, I guess, how they exactly implement it. +[2692.92 --> 2699.40] You can require something like a YubiKey, which I think is actually pretty cool. +[2699.40 --> 2708.60] So if they add power to the user in terms of like, oh, I'm okay with fairly weak authentication. +[2708.92 --> 2710.24] And you want to go that route. +[2710.38 --> 2711.14] That's fine. +[2711.20 --> 2713.30] I don't care if someone doesn't really care about their accounts. +[2713.46 --> 2714.14] That's okay. +[2714.36 --> 2717.10] If you have one password for everything and you think that's okay. +[2717.36 --> 2718.26] That's fine. +[2718.26 --> 2724.00] As long as it's in your control to amplify that and have more security. +[2724.22 --> 2730.42] If you want to go to like having two factors still, like a YubiKey and something else, that could be pretty cool. +[2730.42 --> 2734.28] Well, you kind of already have a single point of failure. +[2734.44 --> 2743.92] Like if someone were to get my phone, which they would unlock with a fingerprint, or if they were to get my laptop and unlock with a password, then I have all those autocompletes set up. +[2744.08 --> 2745.58] So they kind of have everything anyway. +[2745.66 --> 2750.54] See, but then that's an in-your-control thing because mine doesn't. +[2750.54 --> 2755.12] If someone got my phone, they have access to not very much. +[2755.46 --> 2757.46] They would have access to my email, which is pretty bad. +[2757.46 --> 2763.78] And I guess they would have access to like my password Trove and nothing autocompletes. +[2764.10 --> 2767.80] But they would have my email, so they could probably reset most things. +[2768.92 --> 2770.38] But like, yeah, I don't know. +[2770.42 --> 2780.34] But even if you're the kind of person who like doesn't care about things, wouldn't those, like how are they going to get a hold of your biometric information? +[2780.44 --> 2781.32] Isn't that just hashed? +[2781.68 --> 2782.26] Isn't it totally? +[2784.08 --> 2785.02] Yeah, but okay. +[2785.02 --> 2789.04] So there's different types of hacking. +[2789.56 --> 2796.08] So you could find a vulnerability in the system that no longer requires you to use those. +[2796.44 --> 2796.74] Sure. +[2796.92 --> 2797.26] Yeah, okay. +[2797.36 --> 2797.56] Right? +[2797.74 --> 2798.62] There's a myriad of things. +[2798.84 --> 2799.08] Yeah. +[2799.44 --> 2802.02] And someone will probably find one of those. +[2802.10 --> 2802.36] Okay. +[2802.80 --> 2808.42] Whether it ends up on zero day and gets solved or whether it gets sold or what happens with it, who knows. +[2808.42 --> 2808.66] Sure. +[2809.04 --> 2821.62] And having one central system, if it's open source, and you have a whole bunch of huge companies working on making sure that it stays secure, could be really awesome and could like really lock things down. +[2821.62 --> 2831.38] One thing that's awesome about this is if you're not even that savvy or serious about your privacy, you're more protected with this because you can't be phished with this. +[2831.38 --> 2834.96] Because your password is like a secret that you know. +[2835.48 --> 2841.84] And just because no one else knows it doesn't mean that they can't get it just by asking you what it is, which is what phishing is. +[2841.84 --> 2847.26] You know, you get it. +[2847.34 --> 2857.62] My wife actually got an SMS recently that was like, your telco has given you a refund or your ISP has given you a refund of $114.61. +[2858.14 --> 2858.84] Click through. +[2859.06 --> 2864.12] You click through and it's got tiles for each of the common banks in Canada. +[2864.82 --> 2865.56] Totally branded. +[2865.70 --> 2866.62] Looks totally professional. +[2866.96 --> 2867.58] Looks awesome. +[2867.58 --> 2872.00] And you just you click on that and it's like you enter your banking credentials and then boom, they have everything. +[2872.38 --> 2879.78] If she didn't explicitly know like this ISP never texts me, they never text me and they have no reason to give me a refund. +[2880.22 --> 2881.54] But like how tempting is that? +[2881.62 --> 2882.24] Like, oh, free money. +[2882.38 --> 2882.82] Free money. +[2883.14 --> 2883.32] Yeah. +[2883.40 --> 2884.10] Anything's possible. +[2884.24 --> 2884.50] SMS. +[2885.12 --> 2885.64] Log in. +[2885.90 --> 2887.16] People get phished all the time. +[2887.18 --> 2888.68] So you can't get phished with this. +[2892.60 --> 2893.94] You still totally could. +[2893.94 --> 2901.72] Because it would just be done in a different way because you would have to have it capture your authentication, I guess. +[2902.42 --> 2905.66] So because you're saying this is a general API for everyone, right? +[2906.04 --> 2912.36] So they would be so you would go to the phishing site and it would be like scan your fingerprint and you'd be like click. +[2912.36 --> 2921.84] Like when you have to when you get like it on Android or iOS, when you get a permission prompt that was like share your fingerprint with this website. +[2922.08 --> 2923.20] And you'd be like, that's weird. +[2923.28 --> 2923.96] I already did that. +[2924.28 --> 2927.36] And then even if you did say yes to that, they'd scan your fingerprint. +[2927.48 --> 2930.72] It would just be once, which may not be enough to like totally get. +[2930.92 --> 2932.74] See, but it may not be enough. +[2933.10 --> 2933.44] I don't know. +[2933.52 --> 2934.90] It's still might work. +[2934.96 --> 2935.64] It's potential. +[2935.64 --> 2939.52] You could also algorithm it out to like angle it slightly to try to make it slightly different. +[2940.18 --> 2946.84] And honestly, I would honestly think most people would go like, oh, yeah, go away to any prompt that's like, do you want to share this with the website? +[2947.04 --> 2947.16] Could be. +[2947.86 --> 2949.68] It's still possible. +[2950.30 --> 2955.78] There's phishing attempts that succeed that are super garbage all the time. +[2955.78 --> 2966.98] And there's actually some people who intentionally make things like phishing attempts that are really bad because they don't want to get savvy people. +[2967.98 --> 2968.00] Oh. +[2968.60 --> 2973.32] So they actually weed out savvy people by making it fairly obviously fake. +[2973.42 --> 2976.70] So if someone does fall for it, they can probably get way more from them. +[2976.72 --> 2977.24] That's amazing. +[2977.24 --> 2978.02] Because they're really gullible. +[2978.36 --> 2978.44] Yeah. +[2978.60 --> 2979.64] That's amazing. +[2979.64 --> 2987.68] The world of people trying to benefit off of other people is vast and well-educated. +[2987.70 --> 2994.04] That actually is a pretty good segue into another thing that happened, which is this ransomware that asks you to play PUBG. +[2994.70 --> 2995.88] Get this ransomware. +[2996.34 --> 2997.84] It's like your data is encrypted. +[2998.20 --> 3001.46] The only way to get it back is to play this video game. +[3003.22 --> 3004.76] Like we're not affiliated. +[3005.18 --> 3006.76] Just play it because it's awesome. +[3006.76 --> 3011.30] Or if you don't want to do that, just enter the password that's actually written right here on the screen. +[3011.38 --> 3012.96] So it's just like a joke. +[3013.94 --> 3014.52] I don't know. +[3014.58 --> 3016.52] Maybe someone just wanted to play it. +[3016.62 --> 3018.08] Maybe it's a viral marketing campaign. +[3019.52 --> 3022.70] It's obviously like bad and stuff. +[3022.96 --> 3023.18] Viral. +[3023.34 --> 3023.90] It's a viral. +[3023.98 --> 3024.58] It's a virus. +[3025.08 --> 3026.50] It's a viral marketing campaign. +[3026.50 --> 3027.50] That's pretty good. +[3027.66 --> 3028.32] I like that. +[3028.42 --> 3029.64] I didn't pick up on that right away. +[3029.74 --> 3030.80] I didn't even mean it at first. +[3031.74 --> 3034.72] It's obviously like bad and stuff, but I think it's hilarious. +[3034.72 --> 3037.42] I think this is very funny. +[3038.36 --> 3040.12] Just play PUBG for one hour. +[3040.22 --> 3041.64] And apparently you don't even have to. +[3041.78 --> 3043.68] If you just launch the game at all, it just unlocks. +[3043.68 --> 3045.64] That's what happens, yeah, when you launch it. +[3045.78 --> 3049.44] And the or restore code is, and you can just type that in. +[3050.02 --> 3052.04] I think it's funny. +[3053.76 --> 3055.44] I mean, I'm not condoning it. +[3055.72 --> 3057.08] It's not a good thing. +[3057.22 --> 3058.02] All that kind of stuff. +[3058.10 --> 3059.50] But I just think it's hilarious. +[3059.50 --> 3062.44] I was like kind of hoping it was going to happen to me. +[3062.64 --> 3066.40] Just because I was like, well, I guess I got to play PUBG. +[3066.62 --> 3067.64] But honey, our data. +[3068.00 --> 3068.90] Yeah, exactly. +[3069.40 --> 3070.50] Luke, it's date night. +[3070.58 --> 3071.48] Ignore that code. +[3072.20 --> 3074.48] I have to save the pictures. +[3075.08 --> 3077.48] All the family pictures are all super important. +[3077.60 --> 3080.04] Yes, family pictures. +[3081.60 --> 3083.12] My family videos. +[3083.12 --> 3087.72] My family VR videos. +[3087.94 --> 3088.64] Yes, of course. +[3089.30 --> 3095.72] So apparently warranty stickers that say, if you remove the sticker, your voyante is warned. +[3096.94 --> 3098.32] You know what I'm talking about. +[3098.42 --> 3101.32] This was posted by Steve Grabowski on the forum. +[3101.46 --> 3106.40] And the previous topic was posted by no one. +[3106.72 --> 3108.60] Hey, Grabowski, thanks for the topic. +[3108.84 --> 3109.10] Yes. +[3109.32 --> 3110.46] Warranty void if removed. +[3110.46 --> 3113.08] That sticker apparently is bullshit and illegal. +[3113.28 --> 3115.40] So the FTC is cracking down. +[3115.86 --> 3118.86] They've sent letters to six major companies. +[3119.04 --> 3120.92] They haven't said who these companies are, but they're big. +[3121.18 --> 3125.40] And they're in the sectors of their manufacturers of cars. +[3126.36 --> 3126.94] They are. +[3127.16 --> 3128.50] Did I even write it down? +[3128.96 --> 3129.70] Yeah, here we go. +[3129.92 --> 3133.28] Automobiles, cellular devices, and video game systems makers. +[3133.52 --> 3135.34] Like, I'm pretty sure they're big companies like so. +[3135.74 --> 3136.16] Yeah, yeah. +[3136.16 --> 3149.54] So, they've sent warning letters to these companies writing that statements that consumers must use specified parts or service providers to keep their warranties is actually illegal. +[3149.62 --> 3150.94] And it has been since 1975. +[3151.74 --> 3156.50] And we've kind of always sort of known this, to be completely honest. +[3156.54 --> 3157.10] I didn't. +[3157.10 --> 3158.10] Okay, okay. +[3158.58 --> 3160.96] But it's been so, ah, okay. +[3161.20 --> 3162.82] Maybe I shouldn't say we have. +[3162.98 --> 3167.66] But, like, a lot of people have been on this side and kind of known this for a long time. +[3168.10 --> 3173.52] But, that being said, because there hasn't been a big public statement that's super easy to point at like this. +[3173.86 --> 3176.06] There is, you can point at, like, really old laws and whatever. +[3176.06 --> 3181.66] But, most companies just act on the idea that it is enforceable. +[3181.92 --> 3187.28] So, we'll make it a nightmare to actually get your stuff repaired to the point where it's not worth it. +[3187.78 --> 3198.44] I think even if the case was that, like, you know, I'm going to take the sticker off and there's nothing the company can do and they're going to have to honor the warranty anyway. +[3199.02 --> 3205.72] Just the fact that they have the sticker on there and are deterring a large part of the population, even that is getting cracked down on right now. +[3205.72 --> 3206.42] Which is good. +[3206.66 --> 3211.70] Because that sticker, like, you're right, deters a huge percentage of the population, basically almost everyone. +[3212.04 --> 3215.76] And then, even if it doesn't, like, I love breaking those stickers. +[3216.24 --> 3221.62] If I did want a warranty repair for something that I broke the sticker on, it would be a nightmare. +[3221.92 --> 3223.62] And probably not worth my time. +[3223.72 --> 3225.18] And it would probably never end up happening. +[3225.34 --> 3229.26] And to get it fixed, I'd probably have to take them to court, which is not going to be worth it. +[3229.50 --> 3231.70] So, this being enacted is awesome. +[3231.84 --> 3232.26] I love it. +[3232.32 --> 3232.70] It's great. +[3232.80 --> 3233.24] This is good. +[3233.24 --> 3240.84] One quote that I like here is from Thomas B. Paul, acting director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection. +[3241.00 --> 3248.98] He said, provisions that tie warranty coverage to the use of particular products or services harm both consumers who pay more for them, +[3249.08 --> 3253.10] as well as the small businesses who offer competing products and services. +[3253.10 --> 3261.04] You know, like, if there's a, say, a Mac store that's not Mac certified, but the people there, they know how to fix them. +[3261.84 --> 3264.24] Those people should be able to start businesses and fix up these computers. +[3264.70 --> 3264.82] Yeah. +[3265.40 --> 3266.42] I completely agree. +[3266.50 --> 3267.16] The right to repair. +[3267.42 --> 3267.78] You know? +[3268.34 --> 3270.14] Let's not waste as much stuff. +[3270.74 --> 3271.70] Sounds good to me. +[3272.70 --> 3273.26] HomePod. +[3273.26 --> 3273.70] HomePod. +[3275.62 --> 3276.06] HomePod. +[3276.12 --> 3276.34] Okay. +[3276.34 --> 3277.28] No, I mean, like, let's do that one next. +[3277.28 --> 3277.66] No, I know. +[3277.78 --> 3278.36] Let's do it. +[3278.42 --> 3278.86] I'm down. +[3280.12 --> 3281.58] This is interesting. +[3281.84 --> 3282.60] Apple hasn't been... +[3282.60 --> 3287.00] What's the last thing that Apple released that was a new product? +[3288.42 --> 3288.66] AirPods? +[3289.98 --> 3290.34] Okay. +[3290.52 --> 3290.74] Yeah. +[3290.90 --> 3292.00] No, you got me immediately. +[3292.28 --> 3293.80] Well, that goes out the window. +[3294.24 --> 3297.54] I was thinking, like, their watch hasn't done very well. +[3297.90 --> 3299.40] Their HomePod now hasn't done very well. +[3299.46 --> 3299.92] But you're right. +[3300.08 --> 3301.00] AirPods have done great. +[3301.12 --> 3301.48] But they're... +[3301.48 --> 3301.70] Okay. +[3301.86 --> 3303.00] They are still just headphones. +[3303.14 --> 3304.00] Well, the watch gained steam. +[3304.76 --> 3305.64] Has gained steam. +[3305.64 --> 3306.26] Gained steam? +[3306.36 --> 3306.70] It has? +[3306.88 --> 3307.34] Yeah, yeah. +[3307.48 --> 3307.70] Okay. +[3307.84 --> 3309.56] Everyone knows it's the best smartwatch out there. +[3309.58 --> 3310.40] I mean, it's not saying a lot. +[3310.40 --> 3310.64] Okay. +[3310.64 --> 3311.68] But do people care about... +[3311.68 --> 3312.14] Yeah, exactly. +[3312.24 --> 3313.44] Do people care about smartwatches? +[3313.54 --> 3313.76] No, no. +[3313.82 --> 3316.44] The category is still pretty niche. +[3317.24 --> 3319.10] So here's the story with the HomePods. +[3319.10 --> 3322.32] But when they was... +[3322.32 --> 3329.32] When the pre-orders went out that weekend, the sales of the pre-orders there for the HomePod +[3329.32 --> 3332.90] accounted for 73% of all smart speaker sales that weekend. +[3332.90 --> 3338.08] And for the first month, I believe it was 10% of the market. +[3338.92 --> 3344.02] Basically, the market share of HomePod relative to other smart speakers like the Amazon Echo +[3344.02 --> 3349.26] and Google Home is abysmal and shrinking at a depressing rate. +[3351.34 --> 3353.50] At first, it looked like the HomePod might be a hit. +[3353.60 --> 3354.36] Pre-orders were strong. +[3354.44 --> 3358.92] And in the last week of January, it grabbed about a third of the US smart speaker market +[3358.92 --> 3359.98] in unit sales. +[3359.98 --> 3363.52] But by the time HomePod arrived in stores, sales were tanking. +[3363.98 --> 3367.38] During the first 10 weeks, they had 10% of the smart speaker market. +[3367.38 --> 3372.06] But three weeks after launch, sales slipped to about 4%. +[3372.06 --> 3375.56] It didn't help that they missed the entire holiday season. +[3376.12 --> 3380.44] And that when they did ship, they were missing two critical features that they're going to +[3380.44 --> 3384.74] have to wait for Apple Airplay 2 before they have, which is going to be like July or something. +[3385.52 --> 3391.60] All that notwithstanding, the end result here is that Apple has actually slashed the quantity +[3391.60 --> 3393.68] that they're ordering from their suppliers now. +[3393.86 --> 3396.78] From 500,000 units to 200,000 units. +[3397.38 --> 3403.00] And the people who are working, like anecdotally, I guess, the employees at Apple stores are +[3403.00 --> 3405.64] saying that like, yeah, we sell like 10 of these a day. +[3406.04 --> 3407.88] Like they're not really flying off the shelf. +[3408.52 --> 3413.40] Which is interesting because at quite a few stores, 10 a day would be pretty good. +[3413.56 --> 3414.56] So I don't know what... +[3414.56 --> 3415.30] Yeah, who said that? +[3415.36 --> 3419.56] Because if that was at Pacific Center, like in Vancouver, it's like, damn. +[3419.86 --> 3421.20] They probably sell like 10 iPhones a day. +[3421.34 --> 3422.62] Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. +[3422.62 --> 3428.12] But yeah, and like, yeah, there's a little Apple section of the local Best Buy. +[3428.54 --> 3432.42] And like if they sold 10 home pods a day, they'd be so stoked. +[3432.42 --> 3432.62] We need backup! +[3433.08 --> 3434.48] We're doing amazing! +[3434.76 --> 3435.66] These are record sales! +[3435.68 --> 3436.98] Collars and ties would be undone. +[3437.12 --> 3438.14] Like sleeves would be rolled up. +[3438.24 --> 3438.90] Like, gah! +[3439.88 --> 3440.32] Goodbye. +[3440.32 --> 3442.00] People are getting trampled. +[3442.36 --> 3442.60] Exactly. +[3442.60 --> 3443.66] There's nine people in here. +[3443.86 --> 3448.88] So it really like, I don't know, if they have 10 customers a day at that Apple thing, they're stoked. +[3449.08 --> 3453.84] So like, it depends on the scale of where you're dealing with. +[3453.96 --> 3456.04] But essentially, they're not selling very well. +[3456.32 --> 3457.88] So there's a rumor here. +[3458.00 --> 3459.22] I believe it's just a rumor. +[3459.92 --> 3461.08] I mean, it's definitely just a rumor. +[3461.16 --> 3464.10] I just don't know how like authoritative that rumor is. +[3464.10 --> 3468.14] But people are saying that Apple could be considering making a smaller HomePod. +[3469.46 --> 3470.78] I guess it would be cheaper. +[3471.76 --> 3474.94] Because I mean, it's a pretty competitive market. +[3475.60 --> 3475.76] Yeah. +[3476.94 --> 3482.18] This isn't a Bluetooth speaker, but Bluetooth speakers are totally, totally commodity by now. +[3482.80 --> 3488.60] And the thing with smart speakers is Apple is the only one that's not decoupled from their own proprietary device. +[3488.60 --> 3494.12] Like, you can get Sonos to have, or you will be soon, Sonos to have Google Assistant in them. +[3494.44 --> 3494.58] Yeah. +[3494.60 --> 3496.06] You can get Sonos to have Alexa in them. +[3496.26 --> 3500.66] There's some devices that have Amazon Alexa as well as Google Assistant in them. +[3500.84 --> 3501.66] Oh, I actually didn't know that. +[3502.28 --> 3503.62] Sonos is going to be like that soon. +[3503.72 --> 3508.74] And I believe there's a company that, I think it's called The Wand, and it's on its way here that does that. +[3508.96 --> 3513.18] How cool is that to address Alexa and then address, oh, I said it. +[3513.54 --> 3517.16] To address her and then address Google Home for whatever you want. +[3517.16 --> 3517.74] Like, that's awesome. +[3517.74 --> 3523.44] So anyway, here's a few reasons why I don't think it's true that Apple is making a smaller HomePod. +[3524.36 --> 3527.32] And maybe I'll be wrong, but I don't think it makes very much sense. +[3527.34 --> 3531.82] Because when you make a speaker that's cheaper, like if you think about the Echo and the Echo Dot, +[3531.94 --> 3533.58] or you think about the Google Home and the Google Home Mini, +[3534.04 --> 3538.16] the thing that makes it cheaper and smaller is that they've compromised on sound quality. +[3538.96 --> 3542.14] Like, the Google Home Mini doesn't have the speakers that the bigger one does. +[3542.94 --> 3547.52] But with the HomePod, that's the only thing that the HomePod does well. +[3547.74 --> 3548.64] Is the sound quality. +[3548.72 --> 3554.14] So if they got rid of the sound quality, all you'd have left is all the reasons why HomePod isn't doing well. +[3554.22 --> 3556.82] You'd have a crappy assistant that doesn't do that much stuff. +[3558.36 --> 3558.52] Yeah. +[3558.60 --> 3559.66] So why would you buy that? +[3559.88 --> 3560.48] You wouldn't. +[3560.78 --> 3561.64] So it doesn't make any sense. +[3561.64 --> 3572.18] I think if they are doing that, I think it would speak to the post-Steve Jobs Apple. +[3572.86 --> 3574.48] And I don't know if they are doing that. +[3574.54 --> 3576.48] And if they're not, I think that would make more sense. +[3576.56 --> 3578.10] So I'm not saying this is necessarily what's happening. +[3578.10 --> 3584.44] But old Apple with Steve Jobs, not old, old Apple without him or older Apple with him. +[3584.68 --> 3588.46] I mean, like the third one, not the fourth one that we're currently in. +[3590.22 --> 3594.92] They would have demanded, no, this is the right way to do it. +[3595.22 --> 3599.44] If they make something, they would have been like, no, this is what people should have. +[3599.74 --> 3603.32] And people will learn that we're right eventually or whatever. +[3603.32 --> 3606.98] And everything that they would make would make tons of money and make sense. +[3607.32 --> 3610.32] And even if it didn't sell a huge amount the first time they made it, +[3610.66 --> 3613.32] they would just make another one, which is a linear improvement. +[3613.78 --> 3614.96] And just move on from there. +[3615.30 --> 3618.58] I think you can categorize that by eras and attribute it to Steve Jobs. +[3618.64 --> 3624.48] But I think a lot of it is more attributed to just the maturation of that particular market category. +[3625.08 --> 3630.30] And now there's lots of different iPhones because the smartphone market is just way more mature. +[3630.30 --> 3634.54] And in terms of speakers, though, their market strategy now is like, +[3634.88 --> 3638.06] we're a hardware company whose principal product, the smartphone, +[3638.36 --> 3640.90] is under attack at all sides and being commoditized. +[3641.12 --> 3644.34] So what we're going to do instead, because we can't get more iPhone customers, +[3644.72 --> 3647.62] is we're just going to get more money from our existing customers +[3647.62 --> 3653.80] through all these kind of ancillary products like AirPods and the HomePod. +[3654.06 --> 3656.28] So we're going to make a speaker that's really good. +[3656.34 --> 3659.66] And we're going to get another $350 from each of our existing customers. +[3659.66 --> 3660.18] That's wicked. +[3660.76 --> 3662.22] I don't think they're going to compromise on that. +[3662.46 --> 3664.74] I don't think they're going to say, you know what? +[3664.96 --> 3667.20] Instead of getting $350 from our customers, +[3667.26 --> 3670.84] we're going to get $150 with this like weak-ass HomePod. +[3671.08 --> 3671.34] Yeah. +[3671.48 --> 3673.00] Because then who's going to get the expensive one? +[3673.46 --> 3677.24] It makes a lot more sense to me for them to spend their resources +[3677.24 --> 3680.92] on making the HomePod that already exists more attractive. +[3681.60 --> 3683.96] Why don't they just make it, you know, focus on the ecosystem. +[3684.60 --> 3687.72] Focus on the integration with more smart home stuff. +[3687.80 --> 3688.50] Make Siri better. +[3688.50 --> 3690.32] Make Siri better if you can at this point. +[3690.54 --> 3690.64] Yeah. +[3690.76 --> 3693.50] And that's going to affect all your other products as well. +[3693.70 --> 3698.08] I think focusing on the ecosystem for them is what they're going to do. +[3698.20 --> 3700.28] That's consistent with their strategy that they're using today. +[3700.48 --> 3701.84] I think this rumor is bunk. +[3702.12 --> 3708.46] I think the first person to make a very personalized assistant +[3708.46 --> 3710.76] is going to start winning me over pretty fast. +[3711.36 --> 3713.52] When it's like actual conversational. +[3713.76 --> 3714.26] Oh, yeah. +[3714.26 --> 3715.64] When it's Scarlett Johansson. +[3716.14 --> 3716.62] Like, sup. +[3717.40 --> 3719.72] Like, you mean from, is that who did her? +[3719.86 --> 3720.42] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[3720.52 --> 3722.06] Have you seen Why Him? +[3722.54 --> 3722.94] Sup. +[3724.48 --> 3725.24] Why Him? +[3725.56 --> 3725.96] Yeah, yeah. +[3726.04 --> 3727.18] It's a James Franco movie. +[3727.86 --> 3728.26] No, I haven't. +[3728.52 --> 3728.86] Yeah, yeah. +[3728.90 --> 3732.44] There's a virtual assistant in that movie that's totally, totally colloquial. +[3732.52 --> 3733.86] Like, it fights with you and stuff. +[3733.86 --> 3734.72] Yeah, perfect. +[3734.98 --> 3735.08] Yeah. +[3735.64 --> 3736.26] Like, I'm completely... +[3736.26 --> 3736.88] Perfect. +[3737.08 --> 3738.04] No, seriously, though. +[3738.14 --> 3741.00] Like, I want it to be like, you're late. +[3742.06 --> 3742.80] Wake up. +[3743.00 --> 3743.40] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[3743.40 --> 3744.52] And then when I'm like, no, I want to... +[3744.52 --> 3745.62] Get up! +[3746.38 --> 3749.34] And like, because it gets used to the fact that I have a hard time waking up. +[3749.38 --> 3750.56] So it becomes a little bit more aggressive. +[3750.72 --> 3751.52] So it tries to get me up. +[3751.58 --> 3753.46] Like, I want one that learns who I am. +[3753.52 --> 3756.82] I would honestly, mostly prefer that it was local +[3756.82 --> 3759.38] and didn't have to call back to outside servers +[3759.38 --> 3760.66] and would just use my own stuff. +[3760.66 --> 3761.90] So if someone makes one of those, +[3762.14 --> 3764.16] I'll spend exorbitant amounts of money +[3764.16 --> 3766.52] and I'll make that work if it's, like, good. +[3766.88 --> 3768.78] But they won't, so that's okay. +[3769.74 --> 3770.38] But, yeah. +[3770.46 --> 3771.42] Well, that'll happen eventually. +[3773.00 --> 3773.94] Come on, it's got you. +[3774.14 --> 3776.34] I mean, if we're talking, like, super long-term. +[3776.74 --> 3777.14] What? +[3777.38 --> 3777.68] Yeah. +[3777.84 --> 3778.26] What do you mean? +[3778.64 --> 3780.06] This is 10 years. +[3780.72 --> 3782.12] 10 years until you have a local one? +[3782.42 --> 3782.54] Oh, local? +[3782.54 --> 3783.80] That's actually as good as the other ones? +[3785.12 --> 3786.28] Yeah, I'm talking local. +[3786.52 --> 3788.82] Like, okay, conversational will definitely happen. +[3788.82 --> 3789.10] Yeah. +[3789.50 --> 3792.26] But knowing about you and dealing with you, +[3792.26 --> 3795.66] the only data they need for that is data from you. +[3795.78 --> 3796.82] So why wouldn't that be local? +[3798.56 --> 3799.88] Because they want all of it, though. +[3800.92 --> 3802.06] I got confused for a second. +[3802.12 --> 3803.58] But it's because they want all of that data. +[3804.32 --> 3808.00] So they can train the rest of their devices and stuff. +[3808.10 --> 3811.48] And so they can take things from it for the most part. +[3813.36 --> 3815.12] But, yeah, because they want that data. +[3815.20 --> 3817.62] Ooh, there's another, like, let's get one more in here. +[3817.78 --> 3817.96] Okay. +[3817.96 --> 3823.44] Speaking of Google, basically, there's some leaks of, where the heck did I put this? +[3824.46 --> 3826.26] There's a new Gmail coming in the next couple weeks. +[3826.54 --> 3827.86] And it has some cool new features. +[3828.90 --> 3829.02] Yeah. +[3829.12 --> 3830.94] So data mining is profitable, basically. +[3831.60 --> 3831.96] Yeah. +[3832.04 --> 3832.80] This looks awesome. +[3833.08 --> 3834.32] Not only does it aesthetically. +[3834.32 --> 3834.64] Oh, yeah. +[3834.64 --> 3836.42] It looks kind of cool or more Android-y. +[3836.86 --> 3840.32] But it has this new feature of, like, confidential email. +[3840.44 --> 3842.72] So there's, like, a little lock icon you can hit. +[3843.14 --> 3847.28] And when you hit that lock icon, your email gets all these new properties, +[3847.64 --> 3851.26] such as the recipient can no longer forward that email. +[3851.54 --> 3852.60] They can't download it. +[3852.66 --> 3853.50] They can't print it. +[3854.08 --> 3855.96] Obviously, they can take a screenshot because nothing can stop that. +[3855.96 --> 3856.68] They can take a screenshot. +[3856.68 --> 3860.78] Or even if you somehow block that because of their native OS, +[3860.90 --> 3863.28] they could just take another thing and take a picture of it. +[3863.28 --> 3863.46] Yeah, sure. +[3863.68 --> 3864.10] Sure, for sure. +[3864.18 --> 3865.06] You'll never get past that. +[3865.64 --> 3867.38] It disables copy and paste. +[3868.32 --> 3870.02] And it lets you make it explode. +[3870.06 --> 3874.52] So you can make the email itself expire after, like, a week or a month or a year, +[3874.64 --> 3875.22] multiple years. +[3875.72 --> 3883.00] And when that happens, so there are other services that have these kind of properties already. +[3883.28 --> 3883.72] ProtonMail. +[3883.72 --> 3884.82] Notably is ProtonMail. +[3884.82 --> 3890.68] Now, if a ProtonMail user sends an email or a message to another ProtonMail user +[3890.68 --> 3895.52] and it's an exploding message, when it explodes, it just disappears from both of our boxes. +[3895.72 --> 3896.86] It's just, like, just gone. +[3897.40 --> 3902.72] The way it works or is probably going to work with the new Google one is if you're the recipient, +[3903.14 --> 3903.96] you're going to get an email. +[3904.10 --> 3904.92] It looks like a normal email. +[3905.10 --> 3908.48] You're going to open that email, and it's going to have a link to the confidential email. +[3908.80 --> 3911.82] So when it expires, I think it's just that link that expires. +[3911.82 --> 3915.14] And the email, like, line item will still be in your inbox. +[3915.38 --> 3919.00] When you click that link, you're going to have to enter your Google credentials again, +[3919.66 --> 3920.66] which is pretty sweet. +[3920.74 --> 3924.54] Because then if someone stole your laptop and just had access to your email because you left it open, +[3924.74 --> 3928.62] they still wouldn't have access to that confidential email. +[3928.80 --> 3932.06] And you can also stipulate that they need to enter, like, a two-factor thing, +[3932.06 --> 3935.48] like an SMS when they get that email, too. +[3936.90 --> 3938.78] Just increases security. +[3939.04 --> 3943.56] If someone steals your device and figures out your pattern or your code or whatever and can get into it, +[3943.58 --> 3948.18] like we were talking earlier, like my passwords would still be locked, but emails auto-login. +[3948.58 --> 3952.90] So if all my emails had this thing or all the important ones had this thing, +[3953.42 --> 3954.82] that would add a lot of security. +[3954.82 --> 3958.54] And you can make it so that the expiration date, like you were saying, it explodes. +[3958.76 --> 3961.16] You can make it so the expiration date is, like, multiple years. +[3961.96 --> 3966.00] So if it's something that that person is going to have to go back to it multiple times, +[3966.40 --> 3970.12] yeah, well, you could make it so that the expiration date is, like, way, way down the line. +[3970.68 --> 3971.96] It also says et cetera. +[3972.10 --> 3977.08] So I could see a potential situation where it just doesn't ever explode, +[3977.22 --> 3978.84] but it has all the other security features. +[3979.06 --> 3981.92] Like you have to go through the link, you have to re-login, yeah, all that kind of stuff. +[3981.92 --> 3987.38] So you could do it for just high security emails in general, which is really cool. +[3988.02 --> 3990.78] It doesn't just have to be stuff that is going to delete. +[3991.24 --> 3996.38] If you're an accountant, you could tell your clients, like, hey, send me your stuff. +[3996.70 --> 4001.10] Just make it explode in seven years because I don't need it legally after that time, +[4001.16 --> 4003.14] and I don't want to be holding your data in my storage. +[4003.34 --> 4004.40] Sure, yeah. +[4004.52 --> 4007.34] I mean, it wouldn't be theirs anyway, but whatever. +[4007.62 --> 4008.32] I think that would be cool. +[4008.40 --> 4009.10] It's Friday night. +[4009.10 --> 4011.94] And speaking of Friday night, I think that's the end of the show. +[4012.06 --> 4012.90] I'm out of Zuck juice. +[4013.18 --> 4013.36] Yeah. +[4013.46 --> 4014.22] That means it's over. +[4014.42 --> 4016.28] I am too, so rip. +[4016.76 --> 4017.24] That's it. +[4017.62 --> 4018.34] Thanks for watching. +[4018.92 --> 4022.96] Check out our sponsors, Synergy, Be Quiet, and Squarespace, +[4023.12 --> 4024.50] which I'm actually supposed to do it this way. +[4024.76 --> 4026.62] So we're going to have the intro now, but you can still hear me. +[4027.06 --> 4029.30] I think the set might look different next week, +[4029.60 --> 4032.82] but I'm not going to tell you why or how or when or if. +[4033.42 --> 4035.00] So you can figure that out on your own. +[4035.00 --> 4036.64] Oh, yeah. +[4036.68 --> 4037.74] We're actually going setless. +[4037.80 --> 4039.44] We're going to be a setless, paperless office. +[4039.84 --> 4040.32] Oh, my God. +[4040.82 --> 4042.48] We're going to be a VR channel only. +[4042.88 --> 4043.74] You can meet us in VR. +[4044.84 --> 4046.22] Thank you, Squarespace. +[4046.22 --> 4047.46] Oh, man, it's not working. +[4047.56 --> 4047.88] There we go. +[4047.92 --> 4048.54] Thank you, Squarespace. +[4049.00 --> 4049.98] Thank you, Synergy. +[4050.48 --> 4051.62] And thank you, Be Quiet. +[4051.96 --> 4052.94] We'll see you guys next week. +[4053.28 --> 4053.62] Bye-bye. +[4056.34 --> 4056.90] Oh, wait. +[4056.94 --> 4057.66] We didn't do the thing. +[4058.00 --> 4058.74] We got to do the thing. +[4059.16 --> 4059.62] Oh, yeah. +[4059.82 --> 4060.14] Hold on. +[4060.18 --> 4061.16] Wait, wait, wait, wait. +[4061.24 --> 4061.52] Wait, wait. +[4061.52 --> 4064.86] Hold on. +[4065.08 --> 4065.42] Hold on. +[4065.58 --> 4066.24] Oh, goodbye. +[4067.18 --> 4068.30] It's okay. diff --git a/Floatplane Alpha Launch Date SET!! - WAN Show Feb. 23 2018_transcript.txt b/Floatplane Alpha Launch Date SET!! - WAN Show Feb. 23 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..022e6252c8c78c577f215aaeec12d771e7246a38 --- /dev/null +++ b/Floatplane Alpha Launch Date SET!! - WAN Show Feb. 23 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1614 @@ +[0.00 --> 0.60] Nice. +[2.54 --> 3.92] It's the WAN Show! +[5.18 --> 5.70] Hooray! +[5.70 --> 10.14] Oh man, so everyone who's playing WAN Show Bingo out there, you're welcome. +[10.14 --> 10.88] I got that free space. +[11.00 --> 11.52] You're welcome. +[12.10 --> 13.30] We didn't give it to them last week. +[13.38 --> 15.02] Yeah, I know, we were on time last week. +[15.22 --> 20.02] I got the least amount of success screenshots sent to my Twitter last week. +[20.28 --> 23.28] Of any other week, because I think people are used to getting that free spot. +[23.34 --> 24.02] Oh, terrible. +[25.18 --> 27.98] So, yeah, we've had a really interesting week. +[27.98 --> 30.34] Can we do float plane news? +[31.00 --> 33.30] Can we tell people what's going to happen next week? +[33.96 --> 35.18] I want it to just happen. +[35.18 --> 35.48] Come on. +[35.76 --> 37.56] Actually, I forgot to ask you. +[37.68 --> 41.92] In our little meeting, I wanted to ask you how we were going to deal with it in terms of communication. +[42.32 --> 43.34] So is this how you want it? +[43.46 --> 44.76] I want people to know. +[44.84 --> 45.64] You want to pre-announce? +[45.66 --> 46.82] I want to tell the people. +[47.52 --> 48.26] Tell the people. +[48.60 --> 49.64] But what if it doesn't work? +[49.88 --> 55.50] Then they're going to know that we told them what our plan was and that our plan ultimately fell through, +[55.50 --> 59.18] which will be a huge surprise to only a very small percentage of them. +[59.36 --> 59.48] Okay. +[59.88 --> 60.34] That's fair. +[60.84 --> 62.60] Well, we plan on launching the... +[62.60 --> 63.92] What is going on here? +[64.26 --> 65.02] I don't know. +[65.32 --> 66.36] I just don't even... +[66.36 --> 69.48] No one's supposed to touch this set between Friday. +[69.54 --> 70.10] You did! +[70.54 --> 71.42] I didn't move that. +[71.44 --> 71.98] You replaced the monitor. +[71.98 --> 76.16] I spent a while being like, what is wrong with the saturation? +[76.16 --> 77.86] Now, I didn't replace the monitor. +[78.30 --> 78.60] Okay. +[78.78 --> 80.26] I just took the monitor. +[80.48 --> 80.92] Okay. +[80.92 --> 83.18] I did not actually put a new one there. +[83.34 --> 83.88] Literally not better. +[83.88 --> 86.98] So in my defense, what you just said was actually not true. +[87.08 --> 87.34] Right. +[87.50 --> 89.06] But what you corrected me with was worse. +[89.32 --> 93.30] Anyways, next week, sometime on Wednesday. +[93.52 --> 95.92] Let's say definitely by Thursday. +[96.26 --> 98.36] Although time zones, so who knows. +[98.56 --> 100.26] But sometime on Wednesday for sure. +[100.26 --> 104.06] So if you check too early, it might not be there. +[104.22 --> 104.62] But whatever. +[104.78 --> 105.42] Sometime on Wednesday. +[105.42 --> 105.76] Can't do it! +[106.58 --> 108.32] I just liked watching you freak out. +[108.76 --> 111.24] We're launching the alpha of the float plane website. +[111.36 --> 114.22] Meaning you'll be able to sign up for an account directly through that website. +[114.56 --> 116.86] You'll be able to pay for it with credit card. +[117.32 --> 118.06] That's new. +[118.54 --> 121.36] You won't be able to pay for it with PayPal, which is hilarious. +[121.70 --> 124.76] If you want to use PayPal, you have to go back to the forum. +[124.78 --> 125.60] We're going to fix that. +[125.72 --> 126.48] That will be fixed. +[126.90 --> 128.58] Braintree's being... +[128.58 --> 130.54] Really good people. +[130.64 --> 133.54] In case anyone from Braintree is watching, we need to stay on their good side. +[135.02 --> 135.42] Yeah. +[137.56 --> 139.94] So right now, just credit card. +[141.10 --> 142.90] And you'll be able to watch videos there. +[142.98 --> 143.70] You'll be able to comment. +[143.84 --> 144.84] Won't be able to reply to people. +[144.92 --> 145.70] LOL, get wrecked. +[146.24 --> 146.90] That'll come. +[147.24 --> 151.44] But yeah, this will be the first time that you'll be able to do everything on the new website. +[151.44 --> 153.62] You won't need forum integration. +[154.66 --> 159.56] You can just go there, pay for a subscription, watch there, all that kind of stuff. +[159.56 --> 169.50] So to everyone out there who said that Floatplane was never going to launch because Luke's an idea man. +[169.86 --> 171.30] And also it's a bad idea. +[171.48 --> 173.92] So that, you know, compounded the issue in their minds. +[174.30 --> 177.34] And also that the way that we recruited developers was really dumb. +[177.48 --> 180.68] Making a video and then publishing it on a tech channel. +[181.00 --> 181.48] Super dumb. +[181.62 --> 182.40] That was dumb, by the way. +[182.40 --> 189.02] So in response to everyone who ever said anything about that, I got this for you. +[189.24 --> 189.54] Right there. +[190.46 --> 191.72] And demonetized. +[191.76 --> 192.52] It's gone. +[193.18 --> 194.50] This is why we're on Floatplane. +[194.60 --> 194.98] That's right. +[195.06 --> 196.64] This is why we need Floatplane. +[196.82 --> 197.04] Yeah. +[197.70 --> 199.22] Oh, let's roll the intro. +[199.68 --> 199.90] Yeah. +[206.80 --> 210.38] We should replace my part instead of like clenching in the thing. +[210.38 --> 211.66] I should be like flying. +[212.40 --> 213.92] And then like something goes wrong. +[214.04 --> 215.44] And then I'm able to land on the water. +[215.64 --> 216.28] Because it's a little place. +[216.80 --> 217.30] Oh, yeah. +[217.62 --> 218.36] Um, no. +[219.20 --> 220.82] You know, good thought. +[221.02 --> 221.76] But no. +[221.98 --> 223.08] I'll stick to the tech channel. +[227.04 --> 230.12] Yeah, let's leave the design to the designers. +[230.52 --> 231.00] You know? +[233.22 --> 234.14] Yeah, Floatplane. +[234.26 --> 236.74] The site where middle fingers are totally allowed. +[236.82 --> 237.52] Yeah, it's completely okay. +[237.52 --> 239.20] Because they're totally okay there. +[239.20 --> 240.72] Yeah, nobody's going to mind. +[240.72 --> 242.20] Um, all right. +[242.20 --> 242.40] That's fine. +[242.50 --> 244.30] So, what do we got? +[244.40 --> 245.06] What do we got? +[245.12 --> 245.36] What do we got? +[245.36 --> 246.40] We got topics, technically. +[246.56 --> 247.68] Yeah, technically we got topics. +[247.84 --> 249.66] Oh, oh, oh, okay. +[249.96 --> 251.14] So, this is interesting. +[251.42 --> 254.30] Do we want to jump right into the Intel discrete GPU prototype? +[254.30 --> 254.66] We can. +[255.04 --> 258.14] Or, considering we're talking about Floatplane right now, we can just talk about what's on +[258.14 --> 258.82] Floatplane right now. +[259.04 --> 259.70] It's up to you. +[259.96 --> 260.16] Okay. +[260.16 --> 260.84] Or we can do that later. +[260.84 --> 262.34] Up to you. +[264.66 --> 266.08] Uh, uh, uh, uh, sorry. +[266.12 --> 268.00] I wasn't listening because I was checking my notes. +[268.10 --> 275.66] I have some notes from Dr. Cutris, my favorite writer over at Anant Tech, about this topic. +[275.82 --> 276.98] So, I'm just going to jump into it. +[277.14 --> 278.80] I didn't hear what you said, and I'm sorry. +[278.94 --> 279.40] It's cool. +[279.46 --> 279.68] Go for it. +[279.68 --> 282.98] This was posted by NumLock21 on the phone. +[285.64 --> 286.34] Thanks, NumLock. +[286.38 --> 287.08] What are you going to do, quit? +[289.04 --> 290.86] Um, so the original... +[290.86 --> 291.10] Done. +[292.18 --> 294.78] The original article here is from Tech Power Up. +[295.42 --> 300.38] Intel unveils discrete GPU prototype development. +[300.72 --> 300.98] Yeah. +[300.98 --> 307.76] So, it wasn't that long ago that AMD made a high profile hire. +[307.76 --> 311.82] Uh, Raja Kuduri, AMD's former head of Radeon Technologies Group. +[312.50 --> 314.76] Um, but clearly... +[314.76 --> 317.12] So, there's a bunch of stuff here. +[317.20 --> 318.76] So, there's like this. +[319.84 --> 322.64] There's got like a block diagram, which is really interesting. +[323.64 --> 328.30] There's what looks like sort of a mock-up of what a die shot might look like. +[328.34 --> 332.70] Like, there's a bunch of what looks like very internal information. +[332.70 --> 342.14] Um, and a lot of people are extrapolating a bunch of information about this supposed 14 nanometer dedicated GPU. +[342.14 --> 347.14] And, um, so Dr. Kutris actually proactively because... +[348.70 --> 363.30] Ian, do you really not, you know, believe in our fact-checking to the point where we would, you know, dig through all these diagrams and figure out the misinterpretation that other sites, you know, might have accidentally made here? +[363.42 --> 365.56] Do you really not believe that we're capable of that? +[365.74 --> 366.40] I appreciate it. +[366.40 --> 370.94] Because, you know, thank you for covering our butts because we were not capable of that. +[371.08 --> 372.00] Thank you, Dr. Kutris. +[372.24 --> 372.32] Yeah. +[372.68 --> 377.36] So, he proactively reached out because he was sure that we were going to talk about this. +[377.82 --> 378.76] And I'm just going to read it. +[378.78 --> 380.80] I'm just going to read it because he put it better than I could have. +[381.64 --> 383.68] It's almost like he's a professional writer or something. +[384.20 --> 384.72] I don't know. +[384.86 --> 385.20] Maybe. +[385.68 --> 385.82] Weird. +[385.82 --> 385.86] Weird. +[386.32 --> 392.94] Just wanted to poke about the Intel discrete GPU hullabaloo that's been going around this week that might end up in WAN show. +[392.94 --> 399.84] So, everywhere is quoting it as a discrete GPU prototype, but that is because of a slight misreading of the Japanese article source. +[400.00 --> 400.32] Okay. +[400.50 --> 405.38] Leave it to Dr. Kutris to pick out the slight misreading of the Japanese article. +[406.76 --> 416.28] While it uses Intel graphics, the chip is actually a test design for a better dynamic voltage frequency system implementation applicable to a wide range of chips. +[416.58 --> 416.74] Oh. +[416.74 --> 418.30] GPU, GPU, and FPGA. +[418.76 --> 423.36] It was done on a GPU core because it was an easy design on 14 nanometer to start with. +[423.76 --> 431.60] The Japanese article from which the translation comes, when auto-translated, does state that it's a discrete GPU prototype. +[431.60 --> 440.66] But the author, who is very well-respected and knowledgeable, Gotoh-san, clarifies this point in the second paragraph by stating it was only a vehicle for it was actually being announced and tested. +[441.04 --> 443.58] And the fact that it was built on a GPU was inconsequential. +[444.12 --> 444.28] Okay. +[444.28 --> 450.08] So, basically, no, in the, I don't know, has it been two months since Raja got hired at Intel? +[450.40 --> 456.30] No, in the last however many weeks it's been, he has not built a GPU, necessarily. +[456.56 --> 456.66] Yeah. +[457.52 --> 458.36] He might have. +[458.38 --> 458.66] I don't know. +[458.68 --> 459.32] He's kind of amazing. +[459.58 --> 460.78] But he has not. +[461.88 --> 470.58] And this is like some power and clock management stuff that might end up in that GPU, but might not. +[471.32 --> 471.98] But probably would. +[472.20 --> 472.78] But might not. +[472.78 --> 475.98] It sounds like Raja and whatever team he has is probably just playing. +[476.96 --> 478.24] So, yeah, there you go. +[478.40 --> 479.86] This is, yeah. +[480.62 --> 483.08] Like it says, test vehicle, not a future product. +[483.20 --> 484.46] It sounds like they're just playing around. +[484.68 --> 486.06] So, let's go through our notes. +[486.12 --> 491.86] With all of that in mind, let's go through the notes that we had based on other tech press' reporting. +[491.86 --> 497.48] The first 14 nanometer dedicated GPU prototype is a two-chip solution. +[497.48 --> 500.44] The first contains the GPU itself and the system agent. +[500.60 --> 503.20] The second is an FPGA that interfaces with the system bus. +[503.54 --> 505.54] It's 1.5 billion transistors. +[505.54 --> 511.04] So, NVIDIA's GP102 is built on 60 nanometer and has 12 billion. +[511.04 --> 514.34] But keep in mind, none of this really matters. +[514.44 --> 514.66] Yes. +[515.00 --> 516.56] Because that's not what it is at all. +[516.66 --> 516.92] Yeah. +[516.92 --> 525.48] And following media speculation about the slides, Intel has stated that they presented a research paper exploring new circuit techniques optimized for power management. +[525.98 --> 527.72] And actually, you know what? +[528.12 --> 529.06] Kudos to James. +[529.52 --> 530.46] He had it right. +[530.74 --> 532.44] He had all the clarifications in here. +[532.68 --> 534.92] It is a test vehicle only, not a future product. +[534.92 --> 535.26] It does. +[535.26 --> 536.32] Much ado about nothing. +[536.68 --> 537.10] In bold. +[537.30 --> 537.42] Here. +[537.58 --> 538.74] You guys can see James' notes. +[539.02 --> 539.70] Credit to James. +[540.02 --> 540.64] Good job, James. +[541.26 --> 542.00] Good job, James. +[542.22 --> 542.80] Good job, James. +[542.92 --> 547.12] You'll, you'll, you know, whether you like it or not, you'll have to work here another day. +[548.34 --> 549.48] Because you're not allowed to leave. +[550.30 --> 550.88] Actually, wait. +[550.98 --> 551.18] No. +[551.36 --> 551.54] No. +[551.66 --> 551.94] James. +[552.06 --> 554.20] I have not added James to my soul collection yet. +[554.62 --> 556.10] That's my internal joke. +[556.48 --> 561.08] As soon as people buy a house and get a mortgage, then I kind of cackle. +[561.08 --> 565.24] And I go like, now I own you. +[566.12 --> 567.02] See, see, Brandon. +[567.34 --> 568.10] Brandon's listening. +[568.44 --> 569.38] Yeah, that's right, Brandon. +[569.50 --> 570.34] You know what's up. +[570.98 --> 572.16] You guys know what I don't own yet? +[574.48 --> 575.82] There's many reasons why, but. +[576.32 --> 576.96] But, um. +[577.08 --> 578.44] I would like to, to be clear. +[578.80 --> 578.98] Yeah. +[579.18 --> 579.34] Yeah. +[579.48 --> 579.64] Yeah. +[579.80 --> 580.54] So, ha. +[581.00 --> 581.94] Ha ha, Brandon. +[583.24 --> 583.90] I hate you. +[584.50 --> 585.72] He says he hates me. +[586.04 --> 589.52] I'm just, in case the microphone didn't pick it up, we're just getting that out there. +[589.52 --> 591.38] I'd give you my soul if I wasn't an American. +[591.52 --> 592.70] Have you been to Brandon's place yet? +[592.96 --> 593.18] Yes. +[593.48 --> 594.08] Super nice. +[594.10 --> 594.98] It is actually really nice. +[594.98 --> 595.38] Yeah. +[595.44 --> 599.56] Did you notice the amount of, like, random little storage cubby things? +[600.08 --> 603.20] I think it's probably less than it feels like. +[603.24 --> 605.98] It probably feels like a lot to you, because I know your place has, like. +[606.06 --> 606.30] None? +[606.44 --> 606.92] A closet. +[607.22 --> 607.38] Yeah. +[607.78 --> 609.16] Don't give me that none. +[609.22 --> 609.94] It has a closet. +[610.28 --> 611.00] It has a closet. +[611.06 --> 614.82] It has a closet that also has the central vac and the boiler. +[615.20 --> 615.44] Oh, no. +[615.58 --> 616.14] That doesn't count. +[616.18 --> 617.20] You can't put anything in there. +[617.38 --> 618.72] I'm talking about under the stairs. +[619.14 --> 620.24] Yeah, I'm talking about under the stairs. +[620.24 --> 621.42] Isn't that where the central vac is? +[621.66 --> 622.32] Oh, yeah. +[622.44 --> 622.64] Yeah. +[622.64 --> 623.28] That doesn't really take a lot of storage. +[623.28 --> 623.42] Oh, no. +[623.50 --> 623.92] That other one. +[623.98 --> 624.62] That's not a closet. +[624.62 --> 624.86] Yeah. +[625.20 --> 626.10] That's not fair. +[626.36 --> 626.76] No, no, no. +[626.94 --> 628.00] There's technically closet doors. +[628.30 --> 628.48] Yeah. +[628.48 --> 628.60] Yeah. +[628.60 --> 629.40] So, yeah. +[629.52 --> 630.82] So, compared to Luke's place, yeah. +[630.88 --> 632.52] But I think Brandon's going to run out of storage. +[633.04 --> 635.44] But what I like about it is that. +[636.02 --> 638.12] Brandon, how much can I talk about your place? +[638.66 --> 639.46] I don't care. +[639.58 --> 640.08] Okay, cool. +[640.80 --> 646.28] So, unlike other townhouses, what's really cool about it is it's a little bit wider. +[646.74 --> 649.50] So, it doesn't feel quite as much like living on a ship. +[649.82 --> 650.66] Or, like, yeah. +[650.88 --> 651.74] Like in a sliver. +[651.90 --> 652.22] Yeah, yeah. +[652.22 --> 652.46] Yeah. +[652.96 --> 659.48] Like, it feels more like the rooms feel more square instead of, like, every room had to +[659.48 --> 665.08] be kind of, like, put in front of the other room and, like, kind of made a row of them. +[666.14 --> 669.52] And it even has side-by-side parking. +[670.08 --> 670.26] Yeah. +[670.36 --> 672.86] Which is sick for a townhouse. +[672.90 --> 678.66] It was weird when I went to go park there that if you want to park in the driveway, you +[678.66 --> 679.18] don't fit. +[680.20 --> 680.60] Yeah. +[680.60 --> 685.34] But then there is also side-by-side parking and, like, a really nice garage and stuff. +[685.34 --> 687.84] And he's right next to the visitor parking, which is super cool. +[687.98 --> 689.18] It's literally right there. +[689.20 --> 689.52] Oh, that makes sense. +[689.72 --> 691.04] And there's more coming in. +[691.26 --> 693.80] Apparently, there's, like, six more visitor spots coming in soon. +[693.92 --> 694.02] That's good. +[694.34 --> 694.90] So, yeah. +[695.24 --> 696.46] It's pretty nice. +[696.66 --> 697.62] It's pretty dope. +[698.00 --> 698.96] There's a... +[698.96 --> 699.76] I like it a lot. +[699.78 --> 703.54] There's at least three different places that you could put a barbecue and you'd be out +[703.54 --> 705.50] there barbecuing and you'd feel pretty good about it. +[705.94 --> 707.22] So, you know. +[707.24 --> 708.18] That's an important thing. +[708.18 --> 710.44] That is an important metric. +[710.60 --> 711.44] Is it not? +[713.18 --> 716.64] Someone randomly posted in here, Linus fact of the day. +[716.76 --> 721.18] Linus was born in western Pennsylvania before moving to Canada at the age of five. +[721.72 --> 722.06] Sure. +[722.14 --> 722.84] Let's go with that. +[723.00 --> 723.14] Yeah. +[723.44 --> 723.82] Nice. +[723.82 --> 728.60] So, I don't remember where I was going with this, but Brandon's house is sweet and I got +[728.60 --> 728.96] to see it. +[729.06 --> 729.16] Yeah. +[729.16 --> 730.06] How did we get there? +[730.06 --> 731.40] I don't know. +[731.40 --> 734.94] I mean, that's the beauty of this show slash the bane of this show. +[736.64 --> 738.28] What are we talking about? +[738.50 --> 738.82] Oh! +[739.40 --> 742.66] No, you were talking about James and capturing his soul. +[743.06 --> 743.36] Oh, yeah. +[743.38 --> 744.44] I haven't captured his soul yet. +[744.60 --> 744.78] Yeah. +[744.78 --> 747.08] But I have captured quite a few souls now. +[747.14 --> 748.20] I'm feeling pretty good about it. +[748.74 --> 750.94] It's like, you guys can't leave me. +[750.94 --> 757.08] Because if you think about it, like, a mortgage is, it's like, it's like basically getting +[757.08 --> 757.54] married. +[757.98 --> 758.46] It's like. +[758.52 --> 760.44] I think it's like potentially more hard. +[760.52 --> 760.64] Yeah. +[760.72 --> 763.08] I think it's actually more difficult to get out of than a marriage. +[763.20 --> 763.28] If you. +[763.98 --> 765.04] Isn't that crazy? +[765.70 --> 769.90] Now, if we think about sort of the traditional values of marriage. +[770.90 --> 772.50] Which aren't even that applicable anymore. +[772.80 --> 773.08] Which. +[773.30 --> 774.08] Well, no, no. +[774.12 --> 774.50] I just mean. +[774.68 --> 774.98] No. +[775.08 --> 778.18] Like, if we go back to the whole till death do us part. +[778.46 --> 779.84] Like, let's focus on that part. +[780.22 --> 785.18] Like, if we call that sort of the tradition of marriage. +[787.92 --> 788.32] Wow. +[788.42 --> 790.24] It's really eroded a lot. +[790.38 --> 790.52] Oh, yeah. +[790.52 --> 791.42] To the point where like. +[791.44 --> 792.90] Isn't it like 50% fail or something? +[792.90 --> 794.50] I don't, I don't know what it is. +[794.56 --> 795.04] But like. +[796.42 --> 798.28] We take a mortgage. +[799.04 --> 800.28] A car lease. +[800.36 --> 802.44] Like, I think it's, it's pretty hard to break a car lease. +[802.44 --> 802.82] Isn't it? +[803.32 --> 805.28] Like, you can't just be like, yeah, you know. +[806.56 --> 810.22] North Shore Auto Group and I have irreconcilable differences. +[810.80 --> 814.36] About 40 to 50% of married couples in the United States divorce. +[815.42 --> 815.86] Wow. +[815.98 --> 816.66] To be fair. +[817.24 --> 821.14] What is also in that percentage is people that have been divorced more than once. +[821.42 --> 821.72] Right. +[821.72 --> 822.50] So it's not like. +[823.70 --> 824.06] Yeah. +[824.14 --> 824.64] It's not like. +[824.64 --> 826.90] So it could be one person who's done it four times. +[827.02 --> 827.20] Right. +[827.28 --> 827.38] Right. +[827.38 --> 828.94] All four of those goes in. +[829.10 --> 830.48] But it is technically four different relationships. +[830.48 --> 831.14] Well, like, isn't that. +[831.34 --> 834.44] So, like, I was looking at some gun ownership statistics in the United States. +[834.44 --> 836.52] I think they have more than one gun per person. +[836.70 --> 838.58] But I forget what they call the mega owners. +[838.72 --> 838.94] Yeah. +[839.10 --> 839.82] Super owners. +[839.98 --> 840.12] Yeah. +[840.12 --> 842.72] Where they have, like, more than 100 each. +[842.90 --> 842.96] Yeah. +[842.96 --> 845.86] And it's, like, some very small percentage or something like that. +[845.86 --> 846.40] It may count for. +[846.42 --> 847.76] So, like, mega divorcers. +[848.18 --> 848.42] Yeah. +[849.18 --> 849.50] Might make up. +[849.50 --> 851.48] I don't think they're going to have more than 100, but, like. +[851.70 --> 851.90] Yeah. +[851.90 --> 853.04] More than 100 divorces would. +[853.14 --> 853.82] That would be in a. +[853.82 --> 857.08] That would legitimately be difficult to pull off. +[857.78 --> 858.76] Could you do it? +[859.94 --> 862.54] Could you do it with unwitting women? +[863.28 --> 864.16] Without them knowing. +[864.54 --> 865.38] Oh, my God. +[865.38 --> 866.44] Could you convince. +[866.56 --> 868.24] The worst reality TV show. +[868.98 --> 871.44] Like, actually the worst one. +[872.12 --> 873.68] Such a plague on society. +[876.24 --> 877.64] That would be really difficult. +[878.00 --> 878.90] To be able to pull off. +[879.66 --> 880.54] So, if you and I went. +[880.70 --> 880.92] Okay. +[882.12 --> 882.62] We go. +[882.70 --> 883.14] We go into. +[883.14 --> 884.54] That's going to be near to 200. +[884.86 --> 886.70] We go to a new city every year. +[886.98 --> 887.26] Okay. +[887.36 --> 893.34] And the idea is to get married and divorced as many times as possible in that year. +[893.58 --> 893.60] And. +[893.68 --> 894.54] You're going to have to pull. +[894.78 --> 895.34] But remember. +[895.88 --> 895.96] You. +[896.36 --> 897.94] So, there's nothing would prevent you. +[898.00 --> 899.68] If you're a devious enough bastard. +[900.18 --> 902.38] Nothing would prevent you from rolling multiple. +[902.82 --> 904.36] Multiple marriages at once. +[904.54 --> 904.66] Yeah. +[905.00 --> 908.44] Well, I don't think you can legally be married to two people at the same time. +[908.52 --> 908.80] No. +[909.06 --> 910.00] So, you would have to. +[910.00 --> 911.22] But you'd have to, like, time gate them really well. +[911.22 --> 913.12] You would have to manage it really carefully. +[913.12 --> 917.42] Well, because you'd, at a minimum, have to do two a year. +[918.34 --> 918.80] Oh, yeah. +[919.00 --> 919.30] Oh, yeah. +[919.42 --> 922.34] Because the time span that you'd actually be effectively able to do this. +[922.40 --> 922.60] Yeah. +[923.28 --> 923.50] Yeah. +[923.66 --> 924.28] At minimum. +[924.44 --> 924.80] At minimum. +[924.92 --> 927.02] And, like, theoretically, you're going to have to pull more than that. +[927.18 --> 927.42] Yeah. +[928.24 --> 929.32] I'd watch this show. +[929.94 --> 930.58] I would. +[930.66 --> 931.88] I'd feel like a terrible person. +[931.88 --> 932.92] I wouldn't tell anybody I watched this show. +[932.92 --> 933.14] No. +[933.22 --> 933.62] Exactly. +[933.80 --> 934.02] Yeah. +[934.64 --> 936.52] See, I'm saying it now because it doesn't exist. +[936.84 --> 937.22] But, like. +[937.52 --> 938.64] Playboy Wars. +[939.42 --> 941.78] That's a suggestion from AV guy. +[942.72 --> 943.60] Oh, man. +[943.60 --> 944.60] Wow. +[944.60 --> 944.92] Yeah. +[947.52 --> 947.84] Wow. +[947.98 --> 948.56] And you should have. +[948.64 --> 948.78] Okay. +[948.82 --> 950.68] You can have two different shows going on at the same time. +[950.88 --> 952.14] Because you should have the guys. +[952.14 --> 952.78] Marriage Wars. +[952.78 --> 954.22] You should have the guys trying to do it. +[954.56 --> 956.08] And you should have the girls trying to do it. +[956.34 --> 956.58] Yeah. +[957.44 --> 958.92] Like, guys versus girls. +[959.36 --> 959.82] You know what? +[959.86 --> 961.08] We'd be at such a disadvantage. +[961.28 --> 961.72] I think so. +[961.82 --> 963.16] I have to. +[963.16 --> 964.00] But who knows? +[965.06 --> 966.04] Like, maybe not. +[966.12 --> 969.70] Because it might be harder to convince a guy to marry you. +[969.70 --> 970.22] Oh. +[971.04 --> 971.34] Oh. +[971.90 --> 974.52] And then there's, like, the bisexual and gay aspect. +[974.70 --> 975.12] Right. +[975.36 --> 975.80] Right. +[976.86 --> 977.60] Oh, man. +[977.68 --> 981.16] Where, like, you might be able to spin more because of how that community works. +[981.16 --> 981.26] Okay. +[981.26 --> 982.30] And, like, whatever else. +[982.48 --> 982.76] Okay. +[982.76 --> 988.80] So, just to, like, not that it matters, but both Luke and I are straight. +[989.30 --> 989.54] Yeah. +[990.92 --> 992.04] Answer me this. +[992.04 --> 994.72] If it meant the difference between winning. +[995.58 --> 996.20] You know? +[996.44 --> 996.84] Maybe. +[997.80 --> 999.06] How far would you go? +[999.76 --> 1001.06] It depends on. +[1001.28 --> 1002.02] See, if we could. +[1002.32 --> 1004.28] I know you'd do almost anything to win. +[1004.30 --> 1004.68] Yeah. +[1004.98 --> 1006.00] At almost anything. +[1006.24 --> 1006.46] Yeah. +[1008.16 --> 1009.60] Especially if it's against you. +[1011.72 --> 1014.38] If it's against almost, like, anyone else. +[1014.80 --> 1014.96] No. +[1016.56 --> 1018.52] But if you knew that I was tied. +[1018.52 --> 1019.22] That I was tied. +[1019.22 --> 1022.10] If I could see your numbers and you were, like, right beside me. +[1022.20 --> 1024.78] If we're at, like, 90 and we're both at, like, 90. +[1026.00 --> 1029.58] If I've gone this whole competition and it just needs that much more to win. +[1030.00 --> 1031.28] Like, I'd consider it. +[1031.38 --> 1032.12] Oh, man. +[1032.44 --> 1032.86] All right. +[1032.96 --> 1033.30] So, anyway. +[1033.30 --> 1035.98] I'm already that much of a giant jerk. +[1036.16 --> 1037.30] I'm trying to not swear. +[1037.54 --> 1037.70] So, the. +[1037.86 --> 1038.12] Yeah. +[1038.28 --> 1038.56] Oh, yeah. +[1038.56 --> 1040.62] Like, you're a terrible person at that point. +[1040.62 --> 1041.64] Yeah, you're a terrible person already. +[1041.92 --> 1042.06] Yeah. +[1043.96 --> 1048.40] What's one more deed that is against your thing? +[1048.74 --> 1049.12] Yeah. +[1049.18 --> 1049.64] I don't know. +[1049.72 --> 1049.84] Yeah. +[1049.84 --> 1051.18] You're already horrible. +[1051.56 --> 1051.76] Yeah. +[1051.86 --> 1055.92] So, like, does it matter if you're destroying women or men at that point? +[1056.26 --> 1056.96] That's what I mean. +[1057.04 --> 1057.36] Yeah. +[1057.62 --> 1058.88] And, like, it's another lie. +[1059.02 --> 1060.36] So, this is not a good show. +[1060.56 --> 1060.78] No. +[1060.86 --> 1061.22] You know? +[1061.40 --> 1064.40] I don't know what the network is that does all the reality shows. +[1064.40 --> 1066.40] But if there's any execs watching, please. +[1066.40 --> 1066.78] Don't do it. +[1067.00 --> 1068.04] Please don't do this. +[1068.10 --> 1073.62] You know, the crazy thing about it, though, is is it really any worse than something like +[1073.62 --> 1074.60] The Bachelor or The Bachelorette? +[1074.60 --> 1075.58] Having actors on it. +[1075.82 --> 1076.02] Yeah. +[1076.68 --> 1077.46] Well, because. +[1078.40 --> 1078.92] Okay. +[1079.34 --> 1085.66] If there has ever at any point been anyone who participated in that show that wasn't +[1085.66 --> 1089.04] purely an actor who actually, like, believed in it. +[1089.18 --> 1091.58] Because you know when they're going to do the recruiting for this stuff. +[1091.58 --> 1096.28] Okay, so there was the one TV show in, I believe it was the UK, someone could correct me on +[1096.28 --> 1098.96] this, where they had a talent search show that was fake. +[1099.16 --> 1099.86] Have you heard about that? +[1099.92 --> 1100.24] No. +[1100.62 --> 1104.66] And they particularly picked people that were terrible and kept pushing them through. +[1105.24 --> 1107.46] And then I don't think they televised any of it or something. +[1107.58 --> 1111.10] And then the very last episode they televised and had a live studio audience. +[1111.34 --> 1113.88] And they basically told them on stage, like, you're horrible. +[1114.52 --> 1115.90] And it was super awkward. +[1116.72 --> 1119.00] It was, it was, I don't remember the name of the show. +[1119.00 --> 1121.68] But you can watch the last episode on YouTube. +[1121.98 --> 1123.62] And it has a giant dislike bar. +[1123.70 --> 1125.74] Because everyone's like, wow, this is rough. +[1126.14 --> 1131.84] But, like, on stage in front of an entire, yeah, that was called American, American Superstar. +[1131.90 --> 1133.06] Oh, okay, so it was an American show. +[1133.70 --> 1134.76] Oh, wow. +[1136.92 --> 1137.32] That's awful. +[1137.32 --> 1139.92] Yeah, it was, it was rough in front of a whole audience. +[1140.30 --> 1141.90] And they play, like, her singing. +[1142.46 --> 1145.66] Like, it comes down to between a guy and a girl and the girl wins. +[1145.90 --> 1148.00] And they play, like, a whole montage of her singing. +[1148.14 --> 1151.70] And it's, oh, it's not good. +[1151.80 --> 1156.62] And then they're like, yeah, so we picked you because you are the worst person in this category. +[1156.86 --> 1159.10] And they're like, yeah, we're still going to give you the studio deal. +[1159.14 --> 1160.02] But, like, come on. +[1160.02 --> 1162.76] Also, we're going to give you a bunch of money. +[1163.84 --> 1165.14] It's really rough. +[1166.18 --> 1170.60] And, like, even watching that was, like, kind of soul destroying. +[1170.82 --> 1172.56] It's really, it's really rough. +[1173.14 --> 1174.20] Wow, okay. +[1176.14 --> 1176.46] Yeah. +[1177.40 --> 1177.84] Wow. +[1178.62 --> 1179.02] Okay. +[1180.02 --> 1182.62] Let's go ahead and maybe do some tech news. +[1182.78 --> 1185.14] Because, like, I'm just feeling kind of dirty right now. +[1185.14 --> 1189.00] WB Superstar. +[1189.14 --> 1189.94] Yeah, I think that's it. +[1190.26 --> 1190.74] What is it? +[1191.56 --> 1192.56] WB Superstar. +[1193.76 --> 1194.80] Yes, this is it. +[1195.14 --> 1197.24] The WB's Superstar USA. +[1197.86 --> 1198.08] Yeah. +[1198.48 --> 1199.30] Oh, man. +[1199.44 --> 1199.68] Okay. +[1199.82 --> 1200.80] No, I don't want to look at that. +[1200.80 --> 1202.78] 40% of users liked this show. +[1203.20 --> 1204.04] Like, it's not. +[1205.50 --> 1205.90] Oof. +[1206.54 --> 1207.06] All right. +[1207.36 --> 1208.18] The winner revealed. +[1208.30 --> 1208.72] Here we go. +[1208.80 --> 1209.18] Let's see. +[1210.72 --> 1213.02] Oh, the like-dislike is not as bad as I thought. +[1213.16 --> 1214.06] Oh, that's a shame. +[1214.06 --> 1214.38] Yeah. +[1214.38 --> 1215.68] Okay, so here we go. +[1215.76 --> 1219.04] For some reason, I can't find which retailer it's listed on. +[1219.12 --> 1220.68] The Tom's Hardware article doesn't say. +[1221.28 --> 1226.56] But this was originally posted by TX underscore two underscore step on the forum Texas Two Step. +[1226.86 --> 1227.30] Ah. +[1228.08 --> 1229.36] Or Transmitter Two Step. +[1230.00 --> 1230.36] Oh. +[1230.48 --> 1231.02] Could be that, too. +[1231.02 --> 1231.26] All right. +[1231.40 --> 1235.42] The Coffee Lake platform is finally being expanded. +[1235.42 --> 1238.40] Up until now, you've been limited to, what? +[1238.40 --> 1242.34] The 8700K, the 8600K, and the 8400. +[1242.58 --> 1244.42] All high-performance six-core parts. +[1245.28 --> 1245.68] Wait. +[1247.54 --> 1248.82] I5 8600K? +[1248.94 --> 1249.46] Oh, here we go. +[1249.66 --> 1251.78] So there are three new parts that are coming. +[1251.92 --> 1254.46] An I5 8600, like a non-K. +[1255.02 --> 1256.60] And, oh, is there an 8700 already? +[1256.68 --> 1257.08] There might be. +[1257.70 --> 1261.20] There's an I5 8500, so an even lower end. +[1261.24 --> 1262.34] Is this going to be a six-core part? +[1262.76 --> 1265.14] And then an I3 8300. +[1265.42 --> 1267.30] Apparently, there's already an I3 8350K. +[1267.38 --> 1267.64] You know what? +[1267.64 --> 1269.40] I haven't actually paid that close attention to it. +[1270.12 --> 1281.50] I haven't been able to think of a very compelling reason to buy Coffee Lake if you aren't going for an 8600K, or at least an 8400K or up. +[1281.98 --> 1286.48] Because, like, I don't know if the 8350K already existed. +[1286.48 --> 1294.30] Because unless you were getting six cores on the mainstream platform, you might as well just go for Kaby Lake. +[1294.78 --> 1296.00] Because the boards are cheaper. +[1296.00 --> 1300.16] If you're not getting an unlocked chip, you do not need to get a Z370 board. +[1300.72 --> 1301.54] What can I do for you? +[1302.16 --> 1307.58] I just, AJ just posted in the floatplane work chat saying, that's why I don't move. +[1307.72 --> 1308.62] You won't get my soul. +[1308.94 --> 1313.22] If you buy a house in Quebec, one, I hate you a little bit. +[1313.34 --> 1315.20] Two, that still means I own your soul. +[1317.90 --> 1318.90] Oh, lordy. +[1319.08 --> 1319.58] So get out. +[1320.20 --> 1325.90] Okay, so these are meant to be paired with the upcoming budget-oriented H370 and B360. +[1326.00 --> 1333.12] ProVantage, as apparently the retailer, also lists down-clocked T versions of all of these processors for bulk purchase. +[1333.92 --> 1334.92] So neat. +[1335.28 --> 1338.14] In other news, this was originally posted over on DigiTimes. +[1338.14 --> 1347.12] AUO to begin shipping 8K TV panels in the first half of this year. +[1347.18 --> 1347.58] Do you care? +[1348.30 --> 1348.60] No. +[1348.72 --> 1349.12] I thought you don't. +[1349.20 --> 1349.38] Yeah. +[1349.38 --> 1353.80] You said it in such an excited, like, 8K TV panel. +[1354.02 --> 1354.88] Then I was like, I don't think he cares. +[1354.88 --> 1356.34] Well, I know, but it's like, 8K! +[1357.10 --> 1357.30] Yeah. +[1358.04 --> 1358.50] You know? +[1359.30 --> 1359.78] Bitcoin! +[1359.78 --> 1359.86] Bitcoin! +[1362.66 --> 1366.84] So here's why you might care about an 8K panel. +[1367.68 --> 1368.08] And... +[1368.08 --> 1369.40] Okay. +[1370.00 --> 1370.84] You sit here. +[1370.84 --> 1374.44] Reason number one. +[1375.28 --> 1375.98] You sit very close. +[1377.52 --> 1378.70] Reason number two. +[1379.36 --> 1381.84] You really like stereoscopic 3D. +[1382.82 --> 1383.18] Shut up. +[1383.56 --> 1387.08] And you want your stereoscopic 3D to be at 4K. +[1387.08 --> 1391.08] Because every other line would be effectively... +[1391.08 --> 1391.38] Yeah, yeah. +[1391.38 --> 1393.18] Actually, it would be a little more. +[1393.38 --> 1396.52] Because it would be double the resolution of 4K. +[1397.22 --> 1398.68] No, half the resolution of... +[1398.68 --> 1399.62] Of 8. +[1399.62 --> 1399.92] Blah, blah, blah. +[1400.26 --> 1403.04] It would be double the pixel count, half the resolution. +[1403.18 --> 1403.30] Sorry. +[1403.78 --> 1403.98] Okay. +[1405.00 --> 1405.98] Reason number the third. +[1408.46 --> 1409.84] That was a pretty creative number two. +[1410.00 --> 1410.32] I'm interested. +[1410.38 --> 1415.40] You really like high-performance display scaler technology. +[1415.40 --> 1417.28] And you want high... +[1417.28 --> 1417.62] Shut up. +[1417.82 --> 1419.90] High refresh rate 4K displays. +[1420.78 --> 1421.16] Okay. +[1421.68 --> 1425.16] So those scalers will have to be developed and built for these 8K TVs. +[1425.44 --> 1426.66] And eventually they will trickle down. +[1428.06 --> 1429.16] Reason number the fourth. +[1429.54 --> 1430.68] I'm trying really hard here. +[1432.38 --> 1433.52] That was pretty right. +[1433.68 --> 1440.70] You want pixel densities to keep climbing for mobile displays. +[1440.92 --> 1442.46] Actually, it's pretty different technology for games. +[1442.72 --> 1443.76] So that was all I had. +[1443.76 --> 1446.80] One thing I want to complain about while I have a moment here. +[1446.94 --> 1448.02] And we're talking about panels. +[1448.32 --> 1448.48] Yeah. +[1448.66 --> 1450.50] Is I've been holding off... +[1450.50 --> 1454.16] I don't know if you remember like a year and a half ago when I was trying to buy a Swift. +[1454.22 --> 1454.54] It's really great. +[1454.60 --> 1454.84] Hold on. +[1455.04 --> 1455.16] Yeah. +[1455.24 --> 1455.68] Hold that thought. +[1455.78 --> 1457.60] People are talking about the Olympics like in 8K. +[1457.94 --> 1461.22] So funny because most of the feeds of the Olympics look like they're not even 720. +[1461.44 --> 1461.62] Yeah. +[1461.88 --> 1462.04] Yeah. +[1462.30 --> 1463.76] The CBC feeds are pretty good. +[1463.86 --> 1465.54] But yeah, I think they're probably about 720. +[1466.82 --> 1467.72] But they're pretty good. +[1467.72 --> 1472.48] But yeah, I wanted to buy a Swift like a year and a half ago-ish. +[1472.56 --> 1473.24] The new monitor. +[1473.64 --> 1480.20] My monitors right now will just black screen for one to three seconds at a time. +[1480.24 --> 1480.40] Yeah. +[1480.82 --> 1481.18] Randomly. +[1481.22 --> 1481.46] Okay. +[1481.56 --> 1482.30] Because they're dying. +[1482.60 --> 1482.76] Yeah. +[1482.82 --> 1483.96] I've had them for quite a while. +[1484.10 --> 1484.58] It's okay. +[1485.50 --> 1485.82] Yeah. +[1486.24 --> 1488.24] You've had them since like the NCIX Tech Tips days. +[1488.38 --> 1488.52] Yeah. +[1488.78 --> 1489.08] Okay. +[1489.24 --> 1490.34] Yeah, you got your mileage out of them. +[1490.34 --> 1491.18] They're doing an okay. +[1491.18 --> 1491.54] Yeah. +[1491.70 --> 1491.86] Yeah. +[1491.92 --> 1493.52] It's a little early, I think. +[1493.70 --> 1497.32] But like it's early in the they lasted a long time range. +[1497.70 --> 1498.60] So it's fine. +[1499.22 --> 1502.52] But yeah, I've needed a new monitor for a while because they're black screening on me like +[1502.52 --> 1502.84] pretty. +[1503.04 --> 1507.04] And I'll be the worst thing is like if I'm playing Counter-Strike and the screen goes +[1507.04 --> 1508.36] black and then I get flash bang. +[1508.40 --> 1508.84] And you're dead. +[1509.64 --> 1510.50] Well, it's yeah. +[1510.58 --> 1512.12] Because the screen goes black and I'm like, crap. +[1512.20 --> 1516.28] I need to like hide and wait for the one to three seconds that my screen is black. +[1516.28 --> 1518.42] And then I come back in and someone's flash banged me. +[1518.42 --> 1522.06] So I'm like, first of all, pure black to extreme white. +[1522.16 --> 1523.52] Now I'm just like, oh, goodness. +[1523.96 --> 1525.12] Still can't see for a while. +[1525.12 --> 1525.96] Here comes another three seconds. +[1526.14 --> 1526.38] Yeah. +[1526.88 --> 1527.88] Just need to wait. +[1528.22 --> 1529.02] It's terrible. +[1529.18 --> 1532.78] So anyways, I've been waiting for that Asus monitor that I saw at CES. +[1533.30 --> 1535.72] Not this year, but the year previously. +[1536.02 --> 1537.66] The 144 hertz 4K. +[1537.78 --> 1539.96] It has every buzzword you could ever want. +[1539.98 --> 1540.58] It's still not out. +[1540.68 --> 1543.50] I would be shocked if it hasn't landed in the next couple months. +[1544.38 --> 1547.98] Just that's, I'm not going to say what I know, but I'll say that I, +[1547.98 --> 1549.34] I would be shocked. +[1549.50 --> 1549.76] Okay. +[1549.94 --> 1550.80] Reason number five. +[1551.10 --> 1551.40] Okay. +[1551.48 --> 1552.62] Everyone is making me say it. +[1553.24 --> 1553.68] Pornography. +[1555.96 --> 1557.28] Actually, that would be horrible. +[1557.54 --> 1558.34] Don't do that. +[1561.92 --> 1566.94] You'd have literally like three pixels to the width of every pubic hair. +[1568.30 --> 1569.96] Nobody is asking for this. +[1570.60 --> 1570.92] Nobody. +[1571.64 --> 1572.62] At a certain point. +[1572.62 --> 1574.94] If you think you're asking for this, you're not asking for this. +[1574.94 --> 1577.28] At a certain point, it's better to leave it up to the imagination. +[1577.86 --> 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1661.66] The box of jerky is so heavy, I can't lift it. +[1662.66 --> 1663.76] I thought it just ripped. +[1663.76 --> 1664.34] Back again. +[1665.46 --> 1668.06] I'm going to have to pace myself on the maple buffalo bacon. +[1668.72 --> 1670.72] I had an entire pack last week. +[1670.86 --> 1672.00] During the show and after the show. +[1672.00 --> 1673.62] Right, you were munched on it after the show. +[1673.62 --> 1676.00] Oh, I was munching the heck out of that after the show. +[1676.22 --> 1677.14] What do you want this week? +[1677.34 --> 1677.74] I'm down. +[1677.92 --> 1678.96] You want the traditional? +[1679.44 --> 1679.74] Sure. +[1679.74 --> 1681.74] I'm going to do the cracked pepper and sea salt. +[1681.90 --> 1684.00] That actually sounds pretty good, but I'll go something else. +[1684.16 --> 1684.54] Okay. +[1685.06 --> 1685.92] Traditional sounds good. +[1685.96 --> 1687.90] Just don't touch my maple buffalo bacon and we're good. +[1687.98 --> 1688.48] No, that's fine. +[1688.54 --> 1689.10] Oh, you know what? +[1689.40 --> 1691.04] I don't think we have any traditional. +[1691.30 --> 1691.90] Oh, there we go. +[1692.10 --> 1693.00] Oh, in the new package. +[1693.16 --> 1694.74] Oh, new package traditional. +[1694.96 --> 1695.20] Perfect. +[1695.40 --> 1696.34] So Savage jerky. +[1697.02 --> 1702.20] Their goal was to create a snack made with the best ingredients without nitrates or preservatives +[1702.20 --> 1705.82] that wasn't bad for you, but that was full of flavor and spice. +[1705.92 --> 1706.90] I'm like drooling right now. +[1707.26 --> 1708.90] I'm like actually really excited. +[1708.90 --> 1712.38] Not drooling, salivating, but it hasn't come out of my mouth, so it's not drool yet, I guess. +[1713.44 --> 1715.68] They've got 13 different flavors of jerky. +[1716.16 --> 1721.74] Some of our personal favorites are the maple buffalo bacon, the mojo, the... +[1721.74 --> 1723.08] I like the cracked pepper and sea salt. +[1723.12 --> 1726.28] I don't think you're as big a fan of this one, but Luke loves the traditional. +[1726.62 --> 1728.34] I'm not as into the traditional. +[1729.36 --> 1730.34] What else is really good? +[1730.36 --> 1733.70] I think it depends kind of like what mode I'm in. +[1733.70 --> 1740.10] And then if you have a fire hall that lives like in your mouth, then you're into the like really spicy stuff, +[1740.32 --> 1742.22] they've got all kinds of flavors for you. +[1742.32 --> 1749.76] Everything from Carolina Reapers to ghost peppers to like truly spicy frigging jerky. +[1750.12 --> 1751.48] And they don't just have jerky. +[1751.56 --> 1752.52] They do a spice rub. +[1752.52 --> 1754.34] They've got barbecue sauce, hot sauce. +[1754.94 --> 1756.18] I haven't tried their hot sauce. +[1756.26 --> 1757.42] I should actually try it. +[1757.66 --> 1758.80] I love hot sauce. +[1758.84 --> 1760.30] They've never sent us the hot sauce. +[1760.42 --> 1760.50] Yeah. +[1761.06 --> 1763.14] They should give us that hookup. +[1763.16 --> 1765.96] Their Carolina Reaper hot sauce uses one of the hottest peppers in the world. +[1766.50 --> 1771.38] So go check it out at dini.us or apparently savagejerky.com. +[1771.48 --> 1774.32] Yeah, just go to savagejerky.com and use offer code LTT. +[1774.74 --> 1775.18] There we go. +[1776.46 --> 1776.82] Easy. +[1776.82 --> 1776.86] Easy. +[1778.30 --> 1778.86] All right. +[1780.42 --> 1782.04] So what else do we want to talk about today? +[1782.88 --> 1783.22] Oh, yeah. +[1783.62 --> 1784.34] That's kind of interesting. +[1784.96 --> 1785.26] Full ping? +[1787.06 --> 1788.06] Can we do this one first? +[1788.20 --> 1788.60] No, it's fine. +[1788.60 --> 1788.82] It's pretty funny. +[1789.22 --> 1789.36] Yeah. +[1789.58 --> 1790.32] I just don't want to forget. +[1790.96 --> 1794.40] This was originally posted by monkeybiz0985 on the forum. +[1794.50 --> 1796.62] The original article here is from bbc.com. +[1797.22 --> 1798.46] Are we going to ignore the... +[1798.46 --> 1800.56] No, let's just use the name because I mean it's right here. +[1800.56 --> 1801.00] Yeah. +[1802.00 --> 1806.56] Kylie Jenner is apparently so over Snapchat. +[1806.82 --> 1809.06] And their shares tumble. +[1810.08 --> 1814.18] Single-handedly with evidently a single tweet. +[1814.68 --> 1815.24] Okay. +[1816.20 --> 1828.58] Well, $1.3 billion was wiped off of Snap's stock market value after she tweeted that she is no longer using the app. +[1828.72 --> 1829.72] So there's a couple problems here. +[1829.84 --> 1829.96] Yeah. +[1830.48 --> 1831.06] Go ahead. +[1831.16 --> 1831.68] You go first. +[1831.68 --> 1832.86] I'm going to add a couple. +[1833.10 --> 1835.04] One, it jumps right before the fall. +[1835.04 --> 1836.88] I'll pull that up. +[1838.22 --> 1838.52] There you go. +[1838.52 --> 1842.66] And it also looks like a somewhat natural pattern fall. +[1842.80 --> 1844.56] And there's bigger dips here. +[1844.94 --> 1846.54] That's not even the main one. +[1846.60 --> 1849.16] But what's interesting about it is just that it happens instantly. +[1849.50 --> 1849.94] Oh, sure. +[1850.24 --> 1850.48] Yeah. +[1850.48 --> 1855.44] Also, there's been a lot of doubt sewn around Snapchat for a while now. +[1855.44 --> 1857.16] And you can see they're trending down. +[1857.40 --> 1859.16] They're super trending down. +[1859.24 --> 1863.60] Like, to be clear, guys, this is only the last five days. +[1863.60 --> 1867.22] And, like, all of this concatenated into one date. +[1867.30 --> 1869.78] Like, that's almost a straight line, too. +[1870.06 --> 1870.26] Yeah. +[1870.66 --> 1874.42] And, like, Marquez recently had, I think he released a whole video. +[1875.08 --> 1875.36] Did he? +[1875.62 --> 1878.94] About, like, leaving Snapchat or not liking Snapchat or something. +[1879.08 --> 1879.30] Yeah. +[1879.50 --> 1880.12] Let's see here. +[1880.68 --> 1882.20] Can I talk about problem number two? +[1882.50 --> 1883.22] Actually, okay. +[1883.28 --> 1887.58] So problem number two is, like, why do people care that much with this? +[1887.68 --> 1888.00] Okay. +[1888.06 --> 1888.40] You know what? +[1888.44 --> 1889.10] No, I get it. +[1889.26 --> 1889.48] Okay. +[1889.48 --> 1891.00] I cared about Marquez's opinion. +[1891.02 --> 1894.80] Prominent influencer isn't using a social platform. +[1895.02 --> 1895.38] Do your Snapchat. +[1895.52 --> 1896.80] 1.7 million views. +[1897.06 --> 1898.62] That's from two weeks ago, though. +[1898.62 --> 1898.86] Two weeks ago. +[1899.04 --> 1899.44] No, I know. +[1899.52 --> 1902.18] But I'm saying there's been a lot of doubt sewn for a little while. +[1902.18 --> 1902.50] Okay, so fine, fine, fine. +[1902.70 --> 1907.32] So whatever you might think or not think about keeping up with the Kardashians or whatever, +[1908.84 --> 1912.92] you can't argue that they've been successful at exploiting social media. +[1912.92 --> 1912.96] Yeah. +[1914.46 --> 1922.24] So if they are, like, so over Snapchat, then that does actually seem relevant from a shareholder perspective. +[1923.38 --> 1928.28] Problem number the last for me is why did anyone ever give a crap about Snapchat? +[1928.46 --> 1929.10] I don't get it. +[1931.90 --> 1933.66] I've disliked it the entire time. +[1933.66 --> 1942.18] This is now two platforms that I have just not really gotten, and I've had a lot of people putting pressure on me because I'm supposed to be in the social media space. +[1942.56 --> 1953.00] These are two platforms now, Vine and Snapchat, that I've just, like, not really gotten that have ultimately ended up disappearing, and I haven't had to participate in them. +[1953.14 --> 1953.32] Yeah. +[1953.32 --> 1956.14] I bought into Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. +[1956.42 --> 1957.32] Not like I don't own shares. +[1957.46 --> 1960.48] I mean, like, I was, like, YouTube, obviously, as well. +[1960.48 --> 1968.74] But, like, those are the ones that I kind of went, yeah, okay, I'll invest the time to bother to develop these things and, like, learn how they work and stuff. +[1969.28 --> 1969.46] Yeah. +[1970.42 --> 1972.48] Those two didn't get it. +[1972.72 --> 1979.64] As far as I could tell, Snapchat's entire value was trendiness, which means that as soon as you're not trendy, where's your value? +[1979.90 --> 1980.08] Yeah. +[1980.56 --> 1982.50] And someone in the Twitch chat said nudes. +[1983.48 --> 1986.12] And, like, even then, that doesn't really make any sense. +[1986.18 --> 1987.38] Why don't you just send nudes by email? +[1987.66 --> 1988.74] Like, I don't understand. +[1988.86 --> 1989.96] What's the special value? +[1989.96 --> 1991.08] Well, yeah. +[1991.32 --> 1993.18] Well, part of the idea was that it would disappear. +[1993.66 --> 1997.16] But since forever, everyone's known that you can just screenshot or record. +[1997.24 --> 1997.48] Of course. +[1998.24 --> 2000.24] Did anyone ever not realize that? +[2000.78 --> 2001.12] Yeah. +[2001.82 --> 2002.24] Really? +[2002.96 --> 2004.18] I think people didn't. +[2005.32 --> 2005.54] What? +[2005.54 --> 2006.36] But then that's volatile. +[2006.78 --> 2009.22] And now, if you screenshot or record, it tells the person. +[2010.90 --> 2014.46] So now it, like, sends them a message saying that you screenshot it. +[2014.46 --> 2019.64] So now it's just, like, kind of awkward, I think. +[2020.58 --> 2021.20] I don't know. +[2021.66 --> 2023.02] You're preaching to the choir a little bit. +[2023.12 --> 2024.90] I've never liked Snapchat to any degree. +[2024.90 --> 2030.68] The only reason why I have it right now is my brother sends me random things every once in a while. +[2030.74 --> 2031.78] Because he prefers Snapchat. +[2033.56 --> 2034.00] Okay. +[2034.28 --> 2035.14] And that's about it. +[2036.34 --> 2036.64] Huh. +[2037.46 --> 2040.16] How else am I going to send my nudes, says Elusive Soul? +[2041.00 --> 2041.88] Any other. +[2042.28 --> 2045.68] You can literally even send them through Instagram direct messages. +[2045.68 --> 2045.94] Okay. +[2046.04 --> 2046.26] Okay. +[2046.32 --> 2048.22] We've got a perfect segue into your float plane stuff. +[2048.34 --> 2049.40] Citizen something. +[2049.56 --> 2050.82] Citizen IEM something something. +[2051.60 --> 2053.24] Does float plane work in the UK? +[2053.92 --> 2054.10] Yes. +[2054.10 --> 2055.20] Remember that thing you told me today? +[2056.02 --> 2056.38] Oh. +[2056.60 --> 2056.86] Yeah. +[2057.62 --> 2057.86] Go ahead. +[2057.94 --> 2059.28] I'm going to pull up what's on there. +[2059.34 --> 2060.80] And you go ahead and talk about that. +[2060.84 --> 2061.46] Because that's pretty cool. +[2061.52 --> 2062.50] We have a viewer from. +[2062.54 --> 2063.78] I didn't even know you read that message. +[2063.88 --> 2064.26] I thought you didn't. +[2064.38 --> 2065.60] We have a viewer from Antarctica. +[2066.04 --> 2066.58] And it works. +[2068.34 --> 2068.70] Wow. +[2069.06 --> 2069.94] He had a payment problem. +[2069.94 --> 2071.02] Which is unsurprising. +[2072.42 --> 2073.62] But it works. +[2073.72 --> 2074.30] Which is great. +[2074.30 --> 2076.16] Like payment problem has been solved. +[2077.06 --> 2077.18] Yeah. +[2077.40 --> 2080.10] So we can see a map of wherever. +[2080.18 --> 2080.38] Oh, no. +[2080.40 --> 2081.08] He just told me. +[2081.30 --> 2081.50] But yeah. +[2081.58 --> 2082.00] Oh, okay. +[2082.08 --> 2083.08] Well, we can see that too. +[2084.32 --> 2085.20] And it's really cool. +[2085.26 --> 2087.64] Because the audience is shockingly global. +[2087.72 --> 2088.60] It's very distributed. +[2088.78 --> 2088.92] Yeah. +[2089.26 --> 2089.42] Yeah. +[2089.56 --> 2090.02] All right. +[2090.08 --> 2090.24] Let's have a look. +[2090.24 --> 2091.10] Which is cool and scary. +[2091.22 --> 2092.80] Because we have to manage all of that. +[2092.94 --> 2093.70] What do we got here? +[2094.08 --> 2095.36] Oh, there's some good stuff in here. +[2096.38 --> 2097.96] Who needs more CPU cores? +[2098.76 --> 2100.30] This is finally going up. +[2100.74 --> 2101.12] Wow. +[2101.12 --> 2103.94] So this is kind of an explainer of Core i7 versus Core i9. +[2103.94 --> 2105.16] As you can tell, it is sponsored. +[2106.86 --> 2108.82] Liquid metal in a phone. +[2109.98 --> 2111.10] Is this the first? +[2111.86 --> 2114.40] I believe the laptop is the first one. +[2114.54 --> 2114.74] Okay. +[2114.84 --> 2115.36] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[2115.50 --> 2116.56] So the follow-up. +[2116.66 --> 2118.48] The follow-up to liquid metal in a laptop. +[2118.72 --> 2119.70] It's actually shocking. +[2119.92 --> 2122.20] I was going to say, this might even be more interesting for a lot of people. +[2122.38 --> 2122.56] Yeah. +[2123.14 --> 2124.78] The one-year airflow experiment. +[2125.22 --> 2127.84] The stunning conclusion is apparently missing a proper thumbnail. +[2127.96 --> 2129.14] So I'll go hit someone after the show. +[2129.14 --> 2130.40] But that's up. +[2130.76 --> 2131.32] It's done. +[2131.44 --> 2131.98] It's ready. +[2132.34 --> 2132.60] Wow. +[2132.64 --> 2133.46] That's a lot of views. +[2134.08 --> 2134.44] Yeah. +[2135.14 --> 2135.54] Wow. +[2135.74 --> 2136.82] There's a lot of discussion too. +[2137.04 --> 2138.08] But yeah. +[2139.32 --> 2141.92] Buying, selling, and safely storing Bitcoin. +[2142.08 --> 2143.66] Mining Adventure Part 4 is up. +[2143.74 --> 2146.22] So we go through some of the wallet options. +[2146.48 --> 2147.64] Some of the exchange options. +[2147.64 --> 2149.66] Just kind of help people understand it a little bit better. +[2149.68 --> 2153.40] The whole Twitch chat is flipping out that we finally are releasing the airflow video. +[2153.50 --> 2154.46] It's finally happening. +[2154.78 --> 2155.88] It's on float plane now. +[2156.06 --> 2156.32] Yep. +[2156.58 --> 2157.66] You can go watch it right now. +[2157.76 --> 2160.64] CompuLab isn't a brand that most people will probably have heard of. +[2161.30 --> 2162.98] But this product is very cool. +[2163.32 --> 2169.42] It is a passively cooled, small form factor gaming machine with a GTX 1060 or 70. +[2171.08 --> 2172.18] I think it's a 1060. +[2172.46 --> 2173.10] Maybe a 1070. +[2173.30 --> 2173.76] I don't remember. +[2173.94 --> 2174.52] It's really good though. +[2174.52 --> 2178.22] Oh, no. +[2178.28 --> 2179.92] That went up on YouTube. +[2180.74 --> 2181.50] That went up on YouTube. +[2181.52 --> 2182.86] I think we're probably YouTube range now. +[2182.96 --> 2183.46] I think we're probably. +[2183.62 --> 2183.78] Yep. +[2183.86 --> 2184.04] Yep. +[2184.16 --> 2185.60] There might be something left. +[2186.88 --> 2187.54] No, I think that's most. +[2187.76 --> 2188.00] Oh. +[2188.62 --> 2191.66] I don't know if HandyTech Under 100 Mostly Gaming went up on YouTube. +[2192.26 --> 2192.72] Maybe it did. +[2194.24 --> 2194.48] Anyway. +[2194.88 --> 2195.34] Oh, yeah. +[2195.48 --> 2197.96] 120 hertz PC gaming on a TV still hasn't hit YouTube. +[2197.96 --> 2204.04] So the reason for that is that when we're scheduling, +[2204.52 --> 2210.44] it's a lot easier to push something by a week than it is to push something by a day. +[2211.74 --> 2212.50] So for whatever reason, +[2212.54 --> 2215.14] we have a simultaneous release that we have to do on a day when something's scheduled. +[2215.24 --> 2217.84] It usually gets bumped like the same day the following week. +[2217.88 --> 2219.34] And I think it's happened to that one twice. +[2221.74 --> 2222.36] It'll come. +[2222.68 --> 2222.88] Yeah. +[2223.10 --> 2223.50] It'll come. +[2223.50 --> 2226.66] All right. +[2226.70 --> 2227.34] What else we got today? +[2227.34 --> 2227.84] Yeah. +[2233.30 --> 2233.82] Wow. +[2234.78 --> 2238.08] Apparently Snap CEO was paid $637 million last year. +[2239.16 --> 2242.80] Thought to be the third highest annual package ever received by a company's CEO. +[2243.22 --> 2245.52] So this is in spite of them being under pressure for Instagram, +[2246.08 --> 2250.02] like taking all their key features and users complaining about the redesign. +[2251.56 --> 2252.04] Brilliant. +[2252.04 --> 2256.10] All right. +[2256.10 --> 2256.66] What else we got here? +[2256.70 --> 2258.66] Pull out as much as we can as fast as possible. +[2258.68 --> 2259.12] I know, right? +[2259.22 --> 2259.54] Personally. +[2259.68 --> 2260.46] Pull it all out personally. +[2260.52 --> 2260.72] Yeah. +[2260.86 --> 2261.04] Yeah. +[2262.00 --> 2262.28] Samsung. +[2262.62 --> 2263.24] Speaking of which, +[2263.38 --> 2265.04] the NCIX auction was a lot of fun. +[2266.10 --> 2266.44] Yeah. +[2266.54 --> 2268.64] Do you want to talk about that all or are we going to leave it in the video? +[2268.80 --> 2270.86] So there's actually going to be two videos. +[2270.86 --> 2271.18] Okay. +[2271.26 --> 2272.82] I don't know if people even knew that it was happening. +[2272.96 --> 2273.12] Yeah. +[2273.12 --> 2273.44] Maybe we should. +[2273.44 --> 2279.24] So NCIX had their bankruptcy auction on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. +[2279.48 --> 2282.26] So I had gone in intending to make one video, +[2282.66 --> 2287.10] but honestly, it would be like, it would be too long. +[2287.46 --> 2287.56] Yeah. +[2287.60 --> 2287.80] Okay. +[2287.98 --> 2288.24] Or that. +[2288.44 --> 2290.82] We would have to cut too much or it would be too long. +[2290.96 --> 2292.60] And it's two different days even. +[2292.74 --> 2293.10] And it is. +[2293.10 --> 2293.90] So it makes sense. +[2293.96 --> 2294.84] It is across two days. +[2294.84 --> 2298.44] I had also intended for it to be like really structured. +[2298.98 --> 2300.20] Here's some stuff we found. +[2300.32 --> 2301.36] Here's some stuff we bought. +[2301.48 --> 2302.40] Here's how much we paid. +[2302.60 --> 2303.22] See ya. +[2303.98 --> 2308.94] And what it really turned into was more like me and Ed digging around the warehouse +[2308.94 --> 2310.64] and like finding relics. +[2310.72 --> 2312.34] Like I found a computer that I built. +[2312.40 --> 2313.04] That's what, yeah. +[2313.28 --> 2313.76] In the warehouse. +[2314.06 --> 2314.32] Yeah. +[2314.48 --> 2317.06] Do you remember the one with the flames airbrushed on it? +[2317.10 --> 2317.32] Yeah. +[2318.00 --> 2321.56] That still has the original build that I did in it like eight years ago. +[2321.90 --> 2324.04] And it was just like sitting in a pile in the warehouse. +[2324.04 --> 2327.30] I really wanted to go just for that kind of reason. +[2327.46 --> 2330.04] Like I wanted to go back to the original filming room and stuff. +[2330.38 --> 2332.44] But like I just, I didn't have the time. +[2332.44 --> 2334.32] It was, it was pretty, it was pretty fun. +[2334.38 --> 2334.94] It was sentimental. +[2335.44 --> 2335.50] Yeah. +[2335.58 --> 2337.06] You know, there was some funny stuff. +[2337.10 --> 2338.90] I'll get my sentimentality out of the video. +[2339.16 --> 2339.60] I'll watch the video. +[2339.60 --> 2340.78] There was some kind of sad stuff. +[2340.92 --> 2347.48] Like I come across like the box of sort of her stuff to work with every day. +[2347.48 --> 2351.20] Like her gloves and like, you know, personal effects. +[2351.34 --> 2352.64] Not personal effects, company effects. +[2352.80 --> 2356.90] But that like her box of like stuff that she needed by her scanning station for like someone +[2356.90 --> 2361.66] who was really nice and that worked there a long time and worked hard and was as far as +[2361.66 --> 2366.60] I could tell, very nice, good person and just doesn't have a job anymore because of mismanagement. +[2367.28 --> 2368.96] So there was like some sad stuff. +[2370.20 --> 2371.58] There's some random stuff. +[2371.84 --> 2374.96] At one point, Ed and I leave the auction and we go play squash. +[2374.96 --> 2377.34] Did you guys film that? +[2377.68 --> 2377.90] Yeah. +[2380.44 --> 2385.92] I've never tried squash before, which of course is a perfectly legitimate reason to be playing squash. +[2386.12 --> 2386.34] Definitely. +[2386.34 --> 2388.14] Like when you're supposed to be at work making a video. +[2388.28 --> 2388.62] Totally. +[2390.62 --> 2391.02] So. +[2391.22 --> 2393.80] No one at float plate is allowed to absorb that mentality. +[2394.00 --> 2394.22] Hooray. +[2394.38 --> 2394.62] All right. +[2394.68 --> 2394.86] Yeah. +[2394.86 --> 2395.58] Continue moving forward. +[2395.58 --> 2398.22] So anyway, it ends up being two vlogs. +[2399.32 --> 2404.86] A vlog for day one of like digging through everything because that was when they had the viewing time. +[2404.96 --> 2407.54] When you were allowed to go in and like pick through all the different auction lots. +[2407.66 --> 2407.80] Yeah. +[2408.04 --> 2410.72] And then part two where we attend the actual auction. +[2411.66 --> 2412.50] I tried. +[2414.00 --> 2414.58] You know what? +[2414.60 --> 2415.58] No, I'm not going to talk about it. +[2417.14 --> 2417.60] Oh, yeah. +[2417.60 --> 2418.70] We should probably talk about LTX. +[2418.88 --> 2419.54] That's pretty cool. +[2419.66 --> 2420.12] Oh, yeah. +[2420.16 --> 2420.88] LTX is happening. +[2421.06 --> 2421.18] Right. +[2422.30 --> 2422.66] Yeah. +[2422.72 --> 2424.32] So where we actually go to the auction. +[2424.32 --> 2427.92] We, you know, do auction things. +[2428.04 --> 2429.06] We leave the auction. +[2429.68 --> 2430.70] We run into Julia. +[2432.16 --> 2432.32] Oh. +[2433.58 --> 2434.74] What's that cafe called? +[2434.90 --> 2435.96] It starts with a Z, I think. +[2436.24 --> 2436.54] Zia's. +[2436.74 --> 2436.92] Yeah. +[2437.06 --> 2438.40] We run into Julia at Zia's. +[2438.60 --> 2442.54] We talk about like the stuff that people are buying probably being broken. +[2442.76 --> 2443.64] Do you know what she's doing now? +[2443.70 --> 2443.88] Yeah. +[2443.94 --> 2445.04] She's at Mike's Computer Shop. +[2445.10 --> 2445.26] Yeah. +[2445.52 --> 2445.72] Yeah. +[2445.84 --> 2446.84] She's like back on YouTube. +[2447.10 --> 2447.74] So there you go. +[2448.02 --> 2448.16] Yeah. +[2448.16 --> 2448.20] Yeah. +[2448.40 --> 2453.48] So she was very, she wasn't tacky about it. +[2454.32 --> 2459.98] When, when she, well, sometimes people will go on camera and will be like, hi, yeah, you +[2459.98 --> 2462.10] guys might remember me from NCIX Tech Tips. +[2462.16 --> 2463.34] I'm with Mike's Computer Shop now. +[2463.42 --> 2464.24] Go see Mike's Computer Shop. +[2464.30 --> 2465.32] No, she was very good about it. +[2465.38 --> 2469.42] So that's, that's why Julia gets the shout out for being at Mike's Computer Shop on the +[2469.42 --> 2470.20] lunch show right now. +[2470.20 --> 2470.26] Cool. +[2470.48 --> 2470.66] Yeah. +[2470.66 --> 2471.18] Yep. +[2471.72 --> 2471.96] Yep. +[2472.40 --> 2474.18] Good, good, good form. +[2474.36 --> 2474.84] Good form. +[2474.96 --> 2475.20] You know? +[2477.38 --> 2478.38] What did you want to talk about? +[2478.44 --> 2478.76] Oh, right. +[2478.82 --> 2479.30] LTX. +[2479.30 --> 2485.18] So, yes, we know, we know LTX Expo is redundant. +[2485.76 --> 2485.94] Yeah. +[2485.94 --> 2491.90] Um, but like you guys go find a seven character dot com domain. +[2492.54 --> 2493.44] I challenge you. +[2494.54 --> 2495.24] That's right. +[2495.46 --> 2496.48] That's what I thought. +[2496.84 --> 2498.72] There's, there's going to be a lot of responses. +[2499.26 --> 2499.46] Yeah. +[2499.46 --> 2501.62] Because people will just find like blubblit dot com. +[2501.62 --> 2502.32] They'll be pretty dumb. +[2502.40 --> 2502.62] Yeah. +[2502.62 --> 2506.38] So we got a bunch of information here. +[2507.40 --> 2509.42] Um, I don't know if we have any partners yet. +[2509.52 --> 2511.20] So that's probably, that's probably empty. +[2511.46 --> 2511.62] Yep. +[2512.58 --> 2512.86] Lol. +[2513.52 --> 2514.50] Hey, Corsair's in. +[2515.48 --> 2515.88] Cool. +[2515.96 --> 2518.32] Also, oh, this is last year. +[2518.52 --> 2518.90] Oh, my partner. +[2518.98 --> 2520.98] I told me you really need to put that on another page, but. +[2521.00 --> 2522.04] Yeah, that's really terrible. +[2522.22 --> 2523.40] Or just not anywhere. +[2523.64 --> 2523.86] Yeah. +[2523.92 --> 2524.88] It just probably shouldn't be there. +[2524.88 --> 2526.28] Or like it should be smaller or something. +[2526.80 --> 2526.94] Yeah. +[2527.70 --> 2528.44] It's freaking huge. +[2528.66 --> 2529.42] Um, yeah. +[2529.54 --> 2530.64] So that probably doesn't make a ton of sense. +[2530.84 --> 2532.40] But, um, yeah, we got, you know, partners. +[2532.40 --> 2532.90] We got a map. +[2533.86 --> 2534.68] Map and schedules. +[2534.92 --> 2536.44] Oh, that's coming soon too. +[2536.56 --> 2537.68] This is a really helpful website. +[2538.06 --> 2541.32] So it's good that it's subject to change. +[2541.44 --> 2546.32] Because if it wasn't going to change and it was just coming soon forever, then that would be bad. +[2546.46 --> 2546.60] Yeah. +[2547.82 --> 2548.22] Okay. +[2548.40 --> 2549.04] Hold on a second. +[2549.14 --> 2551.58] So here's an event map coming soon, but you can download it. +[2552.50 --> 2552.86] Nope. +[2552.98 --> 2553.32] Nope. +[2553.40 --> 2554.70] That just takes you back to this page. +[2555.02 --> 2557.76] So it was built on Squarespace, but it was built by monkeys. +[2558.24 --> 2559.94] So it goes to show you Squarespace. +[2560.52 --> 2563.22] Beautiful website, but you actually still do have to like... +[2563.22 --> 2563.92] It still looks good. +[2564.10 --> 2564.26] Yeah. +[2564.30 --> 2564.80] It looks good. +[2564.90 --> 2565.72] And it's fast. +[2567.00 --> 2567.32] Gallery. +[2568.06 --> 2568.76] Oh, so here's a gallery. +[2568.86 --> 2574.86] So a lot of people thought that LTX was just like small or lame or whatever. +[2575.46 --> 2576.58] And, you know, it was a little small. +[2576.66 --> 2577.22] It was a little lame. +[2577.22 --> 2579.38] But it was actually a lot of fun. +[2579.70 --> 2579.88] Uh-huh. +[2580.36 --> 2582.22] We had an absolute blast last year. +[2582.34 --> 2584.64] So here's a bunch of the stuff from last year. +[2585.08 --> 2586.54] A bunch of the stuff that people could do. +[2587.00 --> 2587.68] This year... +[2587.68 --> 2588.32] Not shilling. +[2588.74 --> 2590.46] Legitimately one of my favorite conventions in years. +[2591.18 --> 2596.22] This one is going to be a lot more emphasis on... +[2596.22 --> 2601.04] Like the one piece of feedback we got from people was that they could come in for two hours +[2601.04 --> 2602.08] and they could kind of do everything. +[2603.00 --> 2608.12] So the idea this year is it's a one-day event and we want to make it so that it's basically +[2608.12 --> 2609.24] impossible to do everything. +[2609.68 --> 2609.82] Hmm. +[2610.62 --> 2610.88] Cool. +[2610.88 --> 2619.02] So every booth needs to have enough to see or do that you can't do everything. +[2619.52 --> 2621.28] And one of the other things that... +[2621.28 --> 2624.30] This wasn't external feedback, but one of the other things that we thought that we needed +[2624.30 --> 2630.00] to improve was there was a lot of stuff to do at LTX to the point where it would actually +[2630.00 --> 2635.24] take you all day if you were to try every carnival game and participate in everything. +[2635.90 --> 2637.36] But there wasn't much of an incentive. +[2637.36 --> 2641.88] So I think a lot of people ended up kind of like crowding into a corner and like chatting +[2641.88 --> 2643.08] with each other or whatever else. +[2643.48 --> 2643.84] Sorry. +[2644.24 --> 2645.32] Oh yeah, we could figure that out. +[2645.38 --> 2645.60] Anyway. +[2646.96 --> 2649.82] So a lot of people ended up kind of not doing everything. +[2650.46 --> 2654.20] And then we ended up giving away a ton of like prizes randomly at the end in a raffle. +[2654.80 --> 2656.26] So this time... +[2656.26 --> 2656.44] Cool. +[2656.68 --> 2657.06] I love it. +[2657.06 --> 2664.38] There's going to be like mondo prizes for like going on the bungee run or for throwing cases +[2664.38 --> 2667.48] as far as you can or whatever else the case may be. +[2667.96 --> 2668.54] And I think... +[2668.54 --> 2670.18] Are you going to do like the Explorer's Pass? +[2670.50 --> 2670.94] This is a... +[2670.94 --> 2673.32] And you hand in the Explorer's Pass for a ticket for the raffle? +[2673.84 --> 2676.52] And the Explorer's Pass has to get stamped at all the different booths once you complete +[2676.52 --> 2676.98] the activity? +[2677.42 --> 2678.26] Oh, that's interesting. +[2678.62 --> 2678.80] Yeah. +[2678.86 --> 2679.70] That's a good idea too. +[2679.76 --> 2680.48] I've been to a lot of conventions. +[2680.48 --> 2685.46] I was actually about to say one of the things that we should probably do is also enter people +[2685.46 --> 2687.44] just for participating in lots of stuff. +[2687.52 --> 2688.38] So yeah, that would be great. +[2688.44 --> 2689.16] That would be a lot of fun. +[2689.16 --> 2693.66] I like the combination of like if you get past a certain threshold, like if you beat +[2693.66 --> 2695.96] like 90% of people at this thing or whatever. +[2696.10 --> 2697.40] And at the beginning of the day, maybe it's easier. +[2697.70 --> 2697.72] Yeah. +[2697.72 --> 2698.34] Colton's nodding. +[2698.42 --> 2699.02] Colton's into it. +[2699.94 --> 2700.26] Cool. +[2700.36 --> 2700.46] Yeah. +[2701.02 --> 2701.60] So it's good. +[2701.68 --> 2701.78] Yeah. +[2701.78 --> 2702.66] We're going to have a lot of fun. +[2702.74 --> 2706.06] So go to ltxexpo.com to get very few details, but... +[2706.06 --> 2708.38] You can get tickets though, can't you? +[2708.54 --> 2708.86] I think so. +[2708.86 --> 2712.12] I think you can get tickets right now because I heard the like big tickets already sold out. +[2712.58 --> 2712.86] Really? +[2713.16 --> 2713.48] Yeah. +[2713.74 --> 2714.20] I think so. +[2714.30 --> 2714.62] Oh, wow. +[2714.62 --> 2720.16] Someone tweeted me saying that they're like, they wanted it and now they're sad or something. +[2720.34 --> 2720.82] I don't know. +[2720.88 --> 2721.56] Because it sold out. +[2721.60 --> 2721.84] Dang. +[2722.00 --> 2722.22] Okay. +[2722.74 --> 2728.76] So in a nutshell, we can't really tell you much about it, but unlike last year where we +[2728.76 --> 2732.70] were pretty tepid on the land show about sort of how much fun it would be. +[2732.72 --> 2733.32] It's going to be fun. +[2733.68 --> 2734.26] This year... +[2734.26 --> 2734.70] It's going to be really fun. +[2735.16 --> 2736.46] This is the tagline, okay? +[2737.64 --> 2739.62] We can't tell you much about it, but it'll be fun. +[2739.78 --> 2740.24] Trust us. +[2740.36 --> 2740.50] Yeah. +[2740.72 --> 2742.28] You've got a much bigger venue this time. +[2743.16 --> 2744.44] We're going to be at the Richmond Oval. +[2744.62 --> 2750.06] As someone who's gone to, at a minimum, one tech slash gaming convention every single +[2750.06 --> 2753.08] year for like 14 years or something. +[2753.16 --> 2753.28] Yeah. +[2753.50 --> 2753.70] Yeah. +[2754.92 --> 2759.92] It feels a little bit more like some of the older ones did where there was more stuff to +[2759.92 --> 2760.18] do. +[2760.58 --> 2764.72] If you go to PAX these days, they're still really cool, but they're mostly like a spectator +[2764.72 --> 2768.46] sport kind of situation where you're mostly just like looking at things. +[2768.60 --> 2769.88] There isn't a lot of activity. +[2770.06 --> 2770.90] There's a lot to look at. +[2770.94 --> 2774.42] It takes like two hours to wait through a line to play a game, that kind of stuff. +[2774.62 --> 2777.96] What I really liked about the last LTX and seems like it's going to be a thing at this +[2777.96 --> 2781.30] one, and you even mentioned, like there has to be enough stuff for people to do. +[2781.42 --> 2782.78] You didn't say see, you said do. +[2783.20 --> 2784.98] It's fun because there's so many activities. +[2784.98 --> 2789.14] Like I don't know if we're bringing it back, but last year there was like hard line water +[2789.14 --> 2792.08] tube bending and like all this really cool stuff. +[2792.08 --> 2794.08] I think we're going to have a delid your CPU station. +[2794.24 --> 2796.34] See like that's freaking cool. +[2796.54 --> 2798.60] So we're hoping to partner with a local retailer. +[2798.76 --> 2802.42] So the idea is that you could bring your CPU and we'd have the tools on hand and someone +[2802.42 --> 2802.94] to help you. +[2803.62 --> 2807.76] Or if you don't have one, then we'll have a board and a test bench handy so you can like +[2807.76 --> 2810.56] buy a new one and we'll have hopefully a retail partner. +[2810.56 --> 2815.34] So you can just buy it on the spot, test it, make sure it works because you'll void your +[2815.34 --> 2816.18] warranty instantly. +[2816.44 --> 2816.54] Yeah. +[2816.84 --> 2818.84] And then you could delid it and take it home and use it. +[2819.26 --> 2820.40] That's pretty sick actually. +[2820.54 --> 2820.68] Yeah. +[2820.74 --> 2822.66] So like we've got, we've got ideas. +[2822.76 --> 2822.94] Damn. +[2822.98 --> 2823.52] That's pretty cool. +[2823.54 --> 2824.42] There's some pretty good ideas. +[2824.82 --> 2827.00] We could, this might get expensive. +[2827.48 --> 2828.08] Oh Lordy. +[2828.10 --> 2832.46] But we could have some and people could buy it to use, but we could have like a free geek +[2832.46 --> 2836.38] CPUs for people just to like do it with. +[2836.62 --> 2836.98] Probably. +[2836.98 --> 2837.46] You know what I mean? +[2838.18 --> 2840.10] We've got some really good ideas with free geek. +[2841.04 --> 2846.68] So you've seen the like boxes and boxes, like the pallets of stripped motherboard PCBs, +[2846.72 --> 2846.84] right? +[2846.98 --> 2847.08] Yeah. +[2847.12 --> 2847.70] Do you know about this? +[2848.30 --> 2848.58] No. +[2848.84 --> 2849.08] Okay. +[2849.76 --> 2854.14] So one of the ideas that we pitched to, or at least are going to pitch to free geek at +[2854.14 --> 2857.56] some point is motherboard house of cards. +[2861.76 --> 2866.96] And then over the course of the day, whoever builds the tallest card house out of motherboard +[2866.96 --> 2870.32] piece, stripped motherboard PCBs wins a motherboard. +[2870.48 --> 2870.74] I don't know. +[2870.78 --> 2871.60] Like we'll figure something out. +[2871.60 --> 2871.88] Something cool. +[2872.10 --> 2872.78] But yeah, just like. +[2873.52 --> 2873.92] Cool. +[2874.08 --> 2875.42] So it would be kind of like, you know what? +[2875.50 --> 2879.48] Like science world when there's just like the booth that's just like a bunch of blocks +[2879.48 --> 2880.60] to put together or whatever. +[2880.94 --> 2882.18] Oh, so you just kind of walk up. +[2882.22 --> 2884.22] There's a little sign explaining what to do and you just go for it. +[2884.22 --> 2887.48] And there's just a boxes of motherboard PCBs and you just, you build a house. +[2887.48 --> 2890.40] And then you just call a free geek person over and go like, look how tall it is. +[2890.48 --> 2891.10] And then they write it down. +[2891.10 --> 2891.60] And they measure it. +[2891.74 --> 2891.98] Yeah. +[2892.32 --> 2892.60] Cool. +[2892.68 --> 2892.88] Dope, right? +[2892.98 --> 2893.16] Yeah. +[2893.24 --> 2893.56] That's cool. +[2893.56 --> 2893.94] I like it. +[2894.00 --> 2894.14] Yeah. +[2894.20 --> 2897.98] So that's the, that's the kind of stuff that, that we want to do at it. +[2897.98 --> 2898.12] Cool. +[2898.84 --> 2900.64] Um, what else do we have for topics today? +[2900.76 --> 2905.72] What I really liked last year too was with a lot of those kinds of things, you'd run into +[2905.72 --> 2911.78] random attendees that would become like, like temporary single serving friends for the show +[2911.78 --> 2914.38] because they met doing whatever activity. +[2914.56 --> 2914.76] Yep. +[2914.84 --> 2918.62] Because they ended up being paired up for whatever reason, or they ended up just being next to +[2918.62 --> 2920.04] each other and talking and whatever. +[2920.18 --> 2921.26] I thought that was really cool. +[2921.28 --> 2921.96] That's a good idea. +[2922.14 --> 2922.50] Colton. +[2922.80 --> 2922.98] Yeah. +[2923.02 --> 2923.32] What's up? +[2923.32 --> 2928.34] We should have some activities where people are forced to participate like as a team with +[2928.34 --> 2931.52] other people there so that we like make people mingle. +[2931.58 --> 2931.76] Yeah. +[2932.14 --> 2932.78] That's a good idea. +[2932.90 --> 2933.20] I like it. +[2933.84 --> 2935.44] Because that's what you need at tech events. +[2935.82 --> 2939.34] You have to force people to talk to each other and get to know each other. +[2939.34 --> 2939.40] It helps. +[2939.40 --> 2940.24] It helps. +[2943.66 --> 2944.46] Oh, geez. +[2945.48 --> 2945.80] Okay. +[2946.32 --> 2947.10] More topics? +[2947.48 --> 2947.70] Yeah. +[2947.74 --> 2948.04] I don't know. +[2948.10 --> 2948.80] This is all kind of boring. +[2949.92 --> 2951.76] Apparently Apple is going to refresh the AirPods. +[2951.76 --> 2953.34] Hooray. +[2954.62 --> 2955.52] We need that. +[2956.78 --> 2957.18] Okay. +[2957.18 --> 2957.68] Okay. +[2957.68 --> 2958.66] So I got a Google Home Mini. +[2959.30 --> 2962.94] And my idea was a lot of times when I'm working, I'll think of something that I need to remember +[2962.94 --> 2963.24] later. +[2963.66 --> 2967.64] And it's actually kind of annoying to do the couple steps to get into my phone or whatever. +[2967.64 --> 2970.66] And my phone isn't very great at responding to OK Google. +[2971.94 --> 2972.68] Yeah, it didn't. +[2972.84 --> 2973.42] Even though it's on. +[2973.64 --> 2974.16] It's just not. +[2974.40 --> 2975.12] I don't know why. +[2975.12 --> 2977.20] So I got a Google Home Mini. +[2977.52 --> 2981.86] And now, when I talk to the Google Home Mini, 50% of the time, my phone does it too. +[2981.86 --> 2986.08] So this is like the issue that I have with. +[2986.20 --> 2990.98] So there's a few things that are just kind of broken on Android and just sort of in general, +[2991.04 --> 2991.28] I guess. +[2991.94 --> 2993.24] Here's one that really bugs me. +[2994.06 --> 3000.90] When I swipe away a notification, when I clear all on my phone, do you ever have it happen +[3000.90 --> 3004.14] where your phone will just be like buzzing for the next 10 seconds? +[3004.44 --> 3004.96] Because it will like. +[3005.52 --> 3005.72] It'll like. +[3005.72 --> 3006.56] Re-notify all those things. +[3006.56 --> 3006.66] Yeah. +[3006.74 --> 3012.80] So if I have like 10 email notifications, it'll be like nine, eight, seven as it goes through them. +[3013.44 --> 3014.96] And it's just kind of infuriating. +[3014.96 --> 3016.58] Oh, mine will also re-find them. +[3016.70 --> 3020.82] So once you're fully cleared out, it'll be like, oh, you have a few. +[3021.08 --> 3022.30] Throw a watch into the mix. +[3022.44 --> 3023.54] It gets really annoying. +[3025.00 --> 3025.72] That's not great. +[3025.74 --> 3027.00] There was another really stupid. +[3027.12 --> 3028.50] Like, just dumb stuff. +[3028.50 --> 3034.78] Why is it that Google, in their infinite wisdom, added Mark as Red to their SMS app, +[3035.34 --> 3039.72] which is super freaking handy, by the way, like when you drag it, when you just pull down +[3039.72 --> 3042.06] the notification, you can reply or Mark as Red. +[3042.28 --> 3043.38] Why isn't that not in Gmail? +[3044.34 --> 3045.76] Why is that not in Hangouts? +[3046.54 --> 3048.50] Why is that not in literally anything else? +[3048.88 --> 3049.08] Yeah. +[3049.40 --> 3054.50] Because, and this is really frustrating on iOS, on iOS there's no way to Mark a text message +[3054.50 --> 3054.94] as unread. +[3054.94 --> 3061.16] So if you're like me and you use Red and Unread as a way to track what you have and haven't +[3061.16 --> 3061.88] dealt with yet. +[3062.02 --> 3062.20] Yeah. +[3063.22 --> 3063.54] I do. +[3064.06 --> 3065.56] Why is this so hard? +[3066.04 --> 3067.32] I don't get it. +[3067.52 --> 3072.44] Another thing with the Google Home Mini is I made it play a song just because I wanted +[3072.44 --> 3073.42] to see how the speakers were. +[3073.84 --> 3076.50] And then I was like, it's really loud by default. +[3076.50 --> 3077.86] And like the speaker isn't very great. +[3078.14 --> 3082.58] So I was like, I kept on telling it like, I'm not going to stop doing proper commands, +[3082.68 --> 3084.62] but essentially turn the volume down. +[3084.82 --> 3085.02] Yeah. +[3085.28 --> 3087.58] It inaudibly went down. +[3087.72 --> 3087.98] Okay. +[3088.02 --> 3088.80] Turn the volume down. +[3088.92 --> 3089.12] Okay. +[3089.16 --> 3089.90] Turn the volume down. +[3090.00 --> 3090.20] Okay. +[3090.24 --> 3090.92] Turn the volume down. +[3090.96 --> 3091.76] I just kept doing it. +[3091.78 --> 3093.84] It was like not noticeably going down. +[3093.94 --> 3096.10] So then I was like, turn the volume down a lot. +[3096.10 --> 3099.28] And then it went to a completely inaudible level of volume. +[3099.58 --> 3103.04] And there's no like, there's no volume physical slider or anything. +[3103.18 --> 3104.72] So I can't, it's just voice commands. +[3104.84 --> 3106.12] I can't do it through my phone. +[3106.22 --> 3113.12] It's just, so I'm just like, so it's blaringly ridiculously loud or off is like my two, but, +[3113.22 --> 3119.08] but not off because it took me about 15 minutes to recognize like this weird buzzing sound that +[3119.08 --> 3122.22] I could barely hear was technically music coming from the little box. +[3122.34 --> 3123.50] Maybe you just need better music, loser. +[3123.50 --> 3128.02] Maybe if your music wasn't so crappy, you wouldn't mind if it was loud. +[3128.02 --> 3129.82] I didn't even know what it was playing at that point. +[3129.92 --> 3130.38] You heard me. +[3130.42 --> 3134.02] Because it just randomed through Google Play Music and was on some random song. +[3134.14 --> 3135.12] I had no idea what it was. +[3135.40 --> 3136.50] People say do it by percentage. +[3138.66 --> 3140.28] Set the volume to whatever. +[3140.48 --> 3140.70] Okay. +[3140.80 --> 3141.56] Yeah, 25%. +[3141.56 --> 3142.10] All right. +[3142.20 --> 3144.64] But then that even takes trial and error because I don't know what percentage it's at. +[3144.70 --> 3145.26] They're helping us. +[3145.32 --> 3145.90] They're helping us. +[3145.94 --> 3146.10] Okay. +[3146.70 --> 3147.84] That's decent though. +[3147.96 --> 3148.54] That's not bad. +[3148.86 --> 3149.04] Yeah. +[3149.04 --> 3152.82] It should be, it should go down a reasonable amount if you tell it to turn the volume down. +[3152.82 --> 3154.22] I think Tiz Jester nailed it here. +[3154.56 --> 3156.12] Or Luke could just not be an idiot. +[3156.96 --> 3157.34] Nice. +[3157.42 --> 3158.04] Thank you, Tiz Jester. +[3158.06 --> 3158.58] No, that's solid. +[3158.62 --> 3159.20] Appreciate that. +[3159.30 --> 3159.44] Yeah. +[3159.58 --> 3159.74] Yeah. +[3160.16 --> 3160.36] Yeah. +[3161.28 --> 3162.50] Luke was, Luke was wrong. +[3162.86 --> 3163.56] Luke was wrong. +[3163.70 --> 3164.10] 2018. +[3164.48 --> 3165.82] Oh, don't bring that website back. +[3166.48 --> 3168.02] The, the statement is cool. +[3168.08 --> 3169.04] The website is not cool. +[3169.20 --> 3169.56] Yeah. +[3170.34 --> 3170.46] Yeah. +[3170.46 --> 3170.54] Yeah. +[3170.54 --> 3171.78] All right. +[3172.12 --> 3173.92] So I guess that's pretty much it. +[3175.56 --> 3176.04] Yeah. +[3176.14 --> 3177.24] Everything else here is kind of boring. +[3177.36 --> 3177.52] Yeah. +[3178.46 --> 3178.76] So. +[3178.96 --> 3180.02] Pirates did pirate stuff. +[3180.20 --> 3180.44] Yep. +[3180.62 --> 3182.56] With Microsoft's UWP protection. +[3182.94 --> 3183.14] Yep. +[3183.38 --> 3185.98] Samsung unveiled a big SSD, but that is physically small. +[3186.28 --> 3187.14] There's lots of capacity. +[3187.36 --> 3187.70] Hooray. +[3188.40 --> 3188.92] U-Torrent. +[3189.24 --> 3190.78] There's a vulnerability that's bad. +[3190.98 --> 3191.70] That's surprising. +[3192.70 --> 3193.12] Lordy. +[3193.20 --> 3195.14] There's more augmented reality stuff out of Google. +[3195.60 --> 3195.78] So. +[3195.78 --> 3195.92] Yep. +[3195.92 --> 3196.78] Call me in two years. +[3197.18 --> 3197.42] Yep. +[3198.32 --> 3198.72] Um. +[3199.16 --> 3201.94] Tesla is doing a wall charger, but now for your office. +[3202.70 --> 3203.14] Which is like. +[3203.32 --> 3203.64] Okay. +[3205.48 --> 3205.92] Okay. +[3206.70 --> 3207.06] Um. +[3207.22 --> 3209.24] Apparently it'll be free, but you still have to pay for electricity. +[3210.34 --> 3210.78] What? +[3211.04 --> 3211.34] Okay. +[3212.56 --> 3220.60] Also, Asus is launching premium GTX 1050 and 1050 Ti graphics cards with 144 hour burn-in quality +[3220.60 --> 3223.84] control and longer warranties aimed at land cafes. +[3225.42 --> 3225.86] Okay. +[3226.02 --> 3232.58] From my experience, when it comes to like cheap products, it's usually, it usually makes +[3232.58 --> 3237.88] far more sense to just like buy a new one when it bricks, because by then the new one +[3237.88 --> 3240.80] will probably be better than the old one, but whatever. +[3241.52 --> 3243.04] So we'll see you again next week. +[3243.14 --> 3244.72] Same bad time, same bad channel. +[3247.50 --> 3248.02] Bye. +[3248.60 --> 3249.72] Land cafe is still a thing. +[3249.72 --> 3251.26] In some places, very much so. +[3251.40 --> 3251.60] Yeah. +[3251.68 --> 3251.90] Yeah. +[3251.90 --> 3255.64] Definitely still a thing, but like, I don't see why they would buy a more expensive card +[3255.64 --> 3255.98] for it. +[3256.28 --> 3256.86] New website. +[3256.96 --> 3257.98] Lukewasanidiot.com. +[3258.60 --> 3259.60] Let's do it. +[3259.60 --> 3260.10] Let's do it. +[3267.10 --> 3268.56] Did someone already take it? +[3269.00 --> 3269.60] I don't know. +[3270.16 --> 3270.72] I'm in check. +[3270.72 --> 3277.90] You're already there. +[3279.54 --> 3280.20] Did I spell it right? +[3280.82 --> 3281.54] Wouldn't that be terrible? +[3281.70 --> 3282.88] Misspelling lukewasanidiot.com. +[3282.88 --> 3284.02] Oh, it's available. +[3284.24 --> 3284.94] It's available. +[3285.40 --> 3286.56] Lukewasanidiot.com. +[3287.38 --> 3287.78] Fantastic. +[3289.18 --> 3291.36] Lukewillberong2019.com. +[3293.40 --> 3294.50] And we're done here. +[3294.50 --> 3298.16] Thank you. +[3298.36 --> 3298.82] ageeysin' diff --git a/Fortnite is bigger than PUBG - WAN Show Mar. 9 2018_transcript.txt b/Fortnite is bigger than PUBG - WAN Show Mar. 9 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..809c62c77ce0980eaea87c1faf000a0e60316eb6 --- /dev/null +++ b/Fortnite is bigger than PUBG - WAN Show Mar. 9 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1665 @@ +[0.00 --> 13.36] And we're live ladies and gentlemen who are we kidding? We're live gentlemen and lady. I don't know your mom might be watching. +[13.36 --> 21.60] It's possible. Your mom's probably watching. We've got a great show for you guys today. Actually we've got a great show for you guys today. +[21.86 --> 28.78] Jake did the WAN show document so other than that it's a great show. So we're going to go super tangent off the dock and just make it work. +[28.78 --> 34.14] I'm just not even going to use the dock because I'm all about demoralizing the people who work here. +[34.36 --> 42.34] That's what it's all about. And you know as much fun as it is to demoralize James it had kind of lost its shine. +[42.78 --> 45.00] Yeah. You need a new person every once in a while. +[45.02 --> 49.86] Every once in a while we want someone new to work on the WAN show dock so that we can crush their soul. +[50.24 --> 54.86] So today it's Jake. Actually oh this is cool. +[54.86 --> 63.14] So topics today. We're going to probably kick it off with impressions of the Samsung Galaxy S9. +[64.34 --> 66.94] See that's actually an S8 but you'd never know the difference. +[67.16 --> 68.86] Yeah. I was like wow. +[69.70 --> 70.84] Other than the deep brand skin. +[71.72 --> 73.94] And like the very minor camera differences on the back. +[74.16 --> 79.02] Flippy the burger flipping robot started working at Caliberger in California. +[79.02 --> 83.30] We'll go through what a burger flipping robot means and how effective it was. +[83.44 --> 87.22] The source for that article was Master Disaster so I'm assuming that Jake wrote it himself. +[88.12 --> 94.38] Also there's Newegg customers in Connecticut receiving tax bills because Newegg didn't charge them sales tax. +[94.66 --> 95.18] Sorry Jake. +[95.18 --> 105.52] And modders were able to put coffee like CPUs into Skylake and Kaby Lake motherboards to a certain degree of success. +[105.84 --> 107.06] Which is actually kind of crazy. +[107.44 --> 115.84] So why don't we roll the intro and we'll get on with the show where theoretically we'll talk about all those things that we just talked about that we're going to talk about. +[115.92 --> 118.26] But actually we're probably going to end up talking about something else. +[118.30 --> 119.38] We sometimes do it. +[119.38 --> 119.44] We sometimes do it. +[125.18 --> 143.50] We got that Squarespace. +[144.32 --> 145.98] We got that Fresh Bones. +[146.70 --> 149.38] We got that Savage Jerky. +[151.84 --> 152.48] Hooray. +[152.66 --> 153.12] Yeah baby. +[153.12 --> 153.62] All right. +[154.18 --> 157.96] So we're going to kick things off with the most important news this week. +[158.30 --> 159.62] Linus Cat Tips. +[159.92 --> 168.34] The YouTube channel that has videos of my cat including this fantastic one right here that I uploaded yesterday. +[169.08 --> 170.04] It's got my cat. +[170.24 --> 175.82] I was trying to, well you can probably figure out based on the tile back wall there what I was trying to do. +[176.04 --> 177.06] So I was trying to do that. +[177.06 --> 177.30] Right. +[177.58 --> 181.14] And you know the cat decided that he had already done that. +[181.22 --> 182.54] Needed somewhere to wipe his butt. +[182.54 --> 183.04] Nice. +[183.04 --> 184.20] Decided on my hair. +[185.10 --> 189.50] So this is the 100,000 subscriber update for Linus Cat Tips. +[189.68 --> 190.96] It's got 120,000 views. +[191.62 --> 194.02] Best performing video on this channel of all time. +[194.02 --> 205.32] And the big news here though is that Linus Cat Tips, the most important channel at Linus Media Group, has crossed 100,000 subscribers. +[206.06 --> 207.64] I'm surprised you have a B minus. +[207.64 --> 212.96] Meaning, well it's probably just because of the last couple of days. +[212.96 --> 213.30] Right. +[213.38 --> 213.64] Okay. +[213.86 --> 216.50] Where it went from 85,000 subscribers. +[216.60 --> 216.92] Well okay. +[216.98 --> 218.62] We should probably go all the way back to here. +[219.08 --> 223.18] So this is when the NCIX bankruptcy auction vlog hit float plane. +[223.30 --> 223.56] Okay. +[223.56 --> 223.96] Yeah. +[223.96 --> 228.54] So we got, you know, 1,500 or so subscribers. +[228.76 --> 230.32] Like normally it actually does grow. +[230.44 --> 232.38] Like let's look at the full monthly statistics here. +[232.80 --> 235.88] Social Blade is a great site for creeping on YouTube channels by the way you guys. +[235.94 --> 236.30] It's awesome. +[236.40 --> 238.40] You can like see how many subs they get. +[238.48 --> 239.88] How many views they get. +[240.12 --> 240.86] This is BS. +[241.08 --> 241.80] Don't trust it. +[242.00 --> 242.48] Believe me. +[242.48 --> 248.66] Like I mean any number that's like, well somewhere between 77 cents and $12. +[249.56 --> 252.32] Imagine you were able to pay for things like that. +[252.40 --> 252.60] Yeah. +[253.34 --> 256.12] Imagine you walked into McDonald's and it's like, yeah, super value menu. +[256.24 --> 260.64] It costs anywhere between, you know, 69 cents and 18 bucks. +[260.84 --> 261.00] Yeah. +[261.06 --> 261.42] Like, oh. +[261.82 --> 263.22] You don't know until you're checking out. +[263.26 --> 263.68] That's right. +[265.24 --> 266.32] You know what? +[266.66 --> 267.70] Hold on a second. +[267.90 --> 268.90] I just gave him a bad idea. +[269.24 --> 270.72] This is, I should not have said anything. +[270.72 --> 272.98] Micro transaction restaurants. +[273.38 --> 273.78] Loot box. +[273.98 --> 275.78] Loot box the restaurant. +[276.56 --> 277.00] Oh. +[277.30 --> 278.72] It's actually brilliant. +[279.22 --> 279.96] So you don't know. +[280.02 --> 284.58] So you take away all the like, oh, I don't know what to pick off the menu because you don't. +[284.74 --> 286.48] Well, no, because it's, wait, yeah. +[286.78 --> 287.78] So you get whatever you get. +[287.78 --> 290.18] Or you pick like one of three different tiers of loot boxes. +[290.22 --> 292.02] And so you might end up, yeah. +[292.10 --> 294.18] So you get the $5 loot box. +[294.62 --> 299.58] Or it's like single serving, double serving, or like three course meal loot box. +[299.58 --> 300.58] Wow. +[302.58 --> 302.80] And so. +[302.88 --> 303.80] I'd probably go. +[304.12 --> 309.40] So some people are going to, because like gaming themed establishments are totally a thing. +[309.56 --> 309.68] Yeah. +[309.68 --> 311.20] For the most part, bars, I guess. +[311.76 --> 312.16] Yeah. +[312.18 --> 313.04] There's a lot of gaming bars. +[313.12 --> 313.30] Okay. +[313.30 --> 319.88] But the gaming, the loot box restaurant where you go in and like sometimes you're going +[319.88 --> 322.10] to get like a sort of like adequate meal. +[322.36 --> 327.08] And then other times you're going to get like the freaking, you know, diamond armor, whatever +[327.08 --> 328.52] crap is popular. +[328.60 --> 329.14] Horse armor. +[329.34 --> 329.70] Sure. +[329.98 --> 330.14] Yeah. +[330.20 --> 330.38] Yeah. +[330.38 --> 330.60] Yeah. +[330.60 --> 330.94] Yeah. +[330.94 --> 331.34] Yeah. +[331.34 --> 331.52] Yeah. +[331.52 --> 331.70] Yeah. +[332.04 --> 332.78] And it comes with. +[332.84 --> 333.98] I don't know how many people are going to get horse armor anymore. +[334.16 --> 334.82] Good reference. +[335.68 --> 336.58] Good reference though. +[336.58 --> 336.94] Shut up. +[336.96 --> 337.66] Good reference though. +[337.70 --> 338.08] Shut up. +[338.08 --> 338.58] I hate you. +[338.58 --> 345.62] But yeah. +[345.72 --> 348.62] And then sometimes it'll, you'll spend like a considerable amount on a meal. +[348.72 --> 350.58] It'll literally just be like a day old McDonald's. +[352.08 --> 352.48] Okay. +[352.58 --> 353.90] No, I don't know about that. +[354.08 --> 355.52] But you got to add some junk. +[355.56 --> 356.30] No, you'd either get. +[356.94 --> 357.34] Okay. +[357.38 --> 362.88] You could get like an adequate meal or you could get like, like something really nice. +[362.88 --> 365.50] And it like comes with actual like gamer loot. +[365.72 --> 367.00] Like it could come with like an amiibo. +[367.44 --> 367.66] Oh. +[367.66 --> 368.10] Oh. +[368.68 --> 368.94] Right. +[369.02 --> 370.08] Or like t-shirts. +[370.60 --> 374.56] Because remember the thing about loot boxes is that you're, you already know you're kind +[374.56 --> 375.50] of paying too much. +[375.68 --> 379.42] So no, the base meal is already decent. +[380.14 --> 381.86] But then you might get loot. +[382.12 --> 387.38] And so effectively the people who just get a meal are subsidizing the people who get like +[387.38 --> 388.08] something freaking awesome. +[388.08 --> 388.10] Yeah. +[388.10 --> 390.42] So you spend a little bit more overall, but there's a chance that you're going to get +[390.42 --> 390.94] some cool games. +[390.94 --> 391.98] Just like a loot box. +[392.10 --> 392.28] Yeah. +[392.78 --> 393.28] I like that. +[393.28 --> 395.64] That's probably way more reasonable than Dale McDonald's. +[396.00 --> 396.94] There's a, there's a. +[396.94 --> 397.72] Way more reasonable. +[398.04 --> 400.02] There's a restaurant downtown Vancouver. +[400.18 --> 400.96] There's two of them. +[401.14 --> 401.76] Same name. +[402.04 --> 406.52] One of them is more just a like very small hole in the wall place than the other one's +[406.52 --> 408.54] like a big establishment, but they're both called Storm Crow. +[408.92 --> 411.48] I think one of them is Tavern and one of them is something else. +[411.80 --> 412.18] Anyways. +[412.18 --> 412.64] Okay. +[412.64 --> 413.76] We're getting kind of crap done. +[413.82 --> 414.78] It's called a kid's meal. +[414.86 --> 415.60] The loot is a toy. +[416.10 --> 416.80] Whatever, man. +[416.96 --> 417.54] No, no, no. +[417.54 --> 418.64] This is for adults. +[419.00 --> 420.70] And they're like proper full meals. +[421.04 --> 421.06] Yeah. +[421.38 --> 424.16] And you might get, you don't get t-shirts and kids meals. +[424.50 --> 426.56] He's just talking about amiibos and t-shirts. +[426.70 --> 427.98] This is like nicely branded stuff. +[428.04 --> 429.34] Not like some super cheapo thing. +[429.34 --> 430.02] Totally different. +[430.14 --> 430.44] Yeah. +[430.44 --> 436.46] But yeah, Storm Crow, I believe you can roll a d20. +[437.44 --> 437.76] Okay. +[437.94 --> 441.34] And depending on what the d20 results in, you get a different, I think it's a shot. +[442.00 --> 442.30] Okay. +[442.40 --> 442.88] I'm not sure. +[442.92 --> 445.24] And then if you get a 20, I don't remember. +[445.38 --> 446.24] Something cool happens. +[446.92 --> 447.50] I don't know. +[447.74 --> 452.20] People are complaining the camera's tilted and like to my eye it is noticeably tilted. +[452.66 --> 453.02] Okay. +[453.14 --> 454.82] Is it just tilting over time? +[455.14 --> 456.48] No, I don't think so. +[456.48 --> 460.06] Because didn't we check it before the stream? +[460.06 --> 462.16] People kind of hire professional camera people anyway. +[463.58 --> 464.24] Does that seem better? +[465.46 --> 466.16] I don't know. +[466.24 --> 467.56] It's hard to tell without me there. +[467.70 --> 470.36] And like part of it's like, is this shelf on an angle? +[470.60 --> 471.16] Yes, it is. +[471.50 --> 471.82] Yeah. +[471.92 --> 473.72] And like we're shooting at it from an angle. +[473.92 --> 474.24] Yeah. +[474.60 --> 476.30] So, you know. +[476.50 --> 478.48] So people probably are just attributing that. +[478.50 --> 481.62] I think we're just gonna, that's noticeably better. +[481.68 --> 482.32] We're gonna roll with that. +[482.32 --> 482.82] Okay, cool. +[482.84 --> 484.06] You know, there's a little too much headroom. +[484.20 --> 486.02] Jake, can you adjust the headroom down a little bit? +[486.48 --> 487.32] Maximum headroom. +[487.32 --> 487.82] You got this. +[487.84 --> 488.14] Max headroom. +[488.14 --> 488.58] You got this. +[488.64 --> 488.82] Alright. +[489.42 --> 491.26] What the heck were we talking about? +[492.40 --> 493.40] It seemed important. +[494.00 --> 494.84] The boxes. +[494.98 --> 495.54] Oh, no. +[495.60 --> 496.70] It was really important. +[496.84 --> 497.76] Linus Cat Tips. +[498.22 --> 498.78] Okay. +[499.02 --> 499.26] Right. +[499.52 --> 501.44] So, what happened. +[501.54 --> 501.90] Oh, right. +[501.98 --> 502.36] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[502.50 --> 511.68] What happened here was next, it hit YouTube and this nothing channel went from 85,000 to +[511.68 --> 514.26] 160,000 subscribers in three days. +[514.36 --> 514.80] So you doubled. +[514.80 --> 515.32] Nice. +[515.32 --> 519.44] Which is actually more like two days because it was like the evening of the 7th. +[519.80 --> 522.72] And it is now not yet even the evening of the 9th. +[524.46 --> 528.22] And the reason, did you watch the NCIX bankruptcy vlogs? +[528.36 --> 528.58] Yeah, yeah. +[528.58 --> 537.46] So you saw the part where ultimately, okay, I've got some people saying that it was the +[537.46 --> 542.22] wrong move to give the guy, well, not give it to him. +[542.26 --> 543.38] I mean, he bid for it. +[543.42 --> 544.72] Like, he won it in the auction. +[544.72 --> 547.02] But to sort of let it go. +[547.94 --> 549.12] Do you think it was the wrong move? +[549.18 --> 554.02] I think what you maybe should have done, because you knew this, maybe not to the scale, maybe +[554.02 --> 554.92] you thought more scale. +[554.98 --> 555.46] I don't know. +[555.54 --> 557.14] But you knew you would pass 100K. +[557.26 --> 557.48] Yeah. +[557.48 --> 561.18] But I also knew that Linus Cat Tips was going to end up with 100,000 subscribers eventually +[561.18 --> 561.62] anyway. +[561.74 --> 561.94] Yeah. +[562.08 --> 563.84] All I would have to do is do one shout out for it. +[563.88 --> 566.40] I could have done it at any moment over the last three years. +[566.48 --> 566.60] Yeah. +[566.84 --> 567.72] Just like that. +[567.72 --> 568.76] This is accelerating it. +[568.96 --> 569.14] Yeah. +[569.30 --> 575.32] You could have got it from him with the idea that, like, hey, I'll get you the Cat Tips +[575.32 --> 575.56] one. +[576.18 --> 577.22] Oh, that's interesting. +[577.54 --> 578.46] I didn't think of that. +[578.46 --> 582.82] Or you could have used your contacts instead of using his contacts to try to be like, hey, +[582.82 --> 584.08] let's get him the freaking button. +[584.30 --> 586.28] You know, I didn't think of that at all. +[586.34 --> 587.56] I should have totally done that. +[587.56 --> 592.58] I should have totally been like, look, I want the NCIX Tech Tips one, but tell you what. +[592.60 --> 593.56] Because you don't ultimately care. +[594.40 --> 596.26] No, I should have just created, like, a troll. +[596.26 --> 598.36] Like, extra one. +[599.00 --> 599.30] Yes. +[599.34 --> 599.70] Yes. +[599.70 --> 600.16] It should have been like. +[600.30 --> 600.66] Yes. +[600.80 --> 601.10] Yeah. +[601.20 --> 604.56] And you should have named it almost identical to his channel with like a period or something. +[604.74 --> 605.08] Yeah. +[605.24 --> 606.56] So that you like can't really tell. +[606.78 --> 607.04] Yeah. +[607.04 --> 609.18] And then just being like, all right, guys, let's get this dude. +[609.22 --> 611.36] Because you've got, you've got 80 something thousand. +[611.46 --> 611.56] Yeah. +[612.20 --> 612.92] You could have made it. +[612.94 --> 613.86] I didn't think of that at all. +[614.04 --> 615.72] Why do I even ask you these things? +[615.76 --> 618.66] So now you need to make NCX dot. +[619.70 --> 621.88] Or like use a weird character for the eye or something. +[622.18 --> 622.96] And do it again. +[623.34 --> 624.84] And then we need to get it again. +[624.84 --> 628.04] I got to tell you the, okay. +[628.18 --> 632.50] So first of all, all the people saying that like he didn't deserve it because he's a top +[632.50 --> 635.04] 10 channel or something, or he probably bought his subscribers. +[635.40 --> 636.44] What are you talking about? +[636.90 --> 638.80] Like the guy uploaded a lot of videos. +[639.16 --> 640.10] I never even, I didn't. +[640.10 --> 640.50] Yeah. +[640.60 --> 645.54] No, people are like, they're like mad that like a crappy top 10 channel got the play button. +[645.60 --> 650.08] And I'm kind of sitting here going, you guys, I mean, I don't think we left the entire cut +[650.08 --> 652.54] of all of my interaction with him in the video. +[652.54 --> 656.08] But what happened was he won it fair and square. +[656.18 --> 656.38] Yeah. +[656.88 --> 659.42] And I asked for it and he was like, no. +[659.76 --> 662.98] And then I explained that I was the one who started that channel. +[662.98 --> 665.78] And he was like, oh, no problem, man. +[665.94 --> 666.40] Take it. +[666.54 --> 667.16] He seemed cool. +[667.36 --> 668.56] He was totally cool about it. +[668.62 --> 669.90] In the little bit that I saw, he seemed cool. +[670.02 --> 675.34] And so I had a couple minutes between being on the auction floor and then going to the +[675.34 --> 679.50] front where we were going to pick it up to kind of think about it. +[679.50 --> 682.76] And I went like, he was really cool about this. +[682.94 --> 688.40] What happened with him was he was with a crappy MCN back when he crossed his 100,000 threshold. +[688.62 --> 690.48] So he's got his gold button already. +[691.54 --> 697.08] But he was with a crappy MCN that for whatever reason, he got lost in the shuffle and he wasn't +[697.08 --> 699.30] able to claim his silver play button. +[699.58 --> 699.68] Yeah. +[699.68 --> 706.02] So he just wanted one so that he could rebrand it, not because he didn't earn it, but because +[706.02 --> 708.34] he never got his that he did earn. +[708.34 --> 710.06] And I was like, you know what? +[710.16 --> 719.86] At the end of the day, I've got in my fantastic studio with my amazing staff, three silver play +[719.86 --> 720.96] buttons on the wall. +[722.28 --> 723.08] And two gold. +[723.42 --> 725.58] And not to mention the two gold play buttons. +[726.52 --> 728.26] And he was so cool about it. +[728.30 --> 732.66] Like if he wasn't really cool about it and he was like, you know, yeah, man, I, you know, +[732.70 --> 734.32] I, I think I should have it. +[734.52 --> 735.92] But he wasn't like that at all. +[735.92 --> 739.24] If he wasn't cool about it, I would have, I would have wanted to fight harder for it. +[739.88 --> 744.98] But he was just such a nice guy that I thought it was, I thought it was the right thing to +[744.98 --> 745.14] do. +[745.26 --> 746.44] I understood your stance at the time. +[746.44 --> 751.60] But yeah, I would have tried to pull something like making a, getting him to make like a really +[751.60 --> 752.64] similar channel name. +[752.82 --> 753.98] That would have been a better move. +[754.06 --> 755.26] That would have been the pro move. +[755.26 --> 757.70] But I still have no regrets. +[757.90 --> 759.98] I still feel good about how it went down. +[762.22 --> 764.32] And if nothing else, I'm... +[764.32 --> 770.72] We should now make, like try to make a channel that's like NCIX, but like change something +[770.72 --> 771.36] very minor. +[771.94 --> 772.08] It's hard. +[772.16 --> 773.40] Was it NCIX or NCIX Calm? +[773.60 --> 773.84] I don't remember. +[773.96 --> 774.56] NCIX Calm. +[774.68 --> 776.34] And a big NCIX, a small calm. +[776.44 --> 776.64] Yeah. +[777.00 --> 777.24] Yeah. +[777.24 --> 779.22] Because I remember, I actually, it's funny. +[779.36 --> 784.26] I remember having an argument internally about what we were going to call it because NCIX +[784.26 --> 785.86] wasn't available for some reason. +[786.02 --> 786.30] Okay. +[786.46 --> 791.82] And I got questioned like quite a few times about why it wasn't NCIX.com. +[792.06 --> 792.30] Oh. +[792.72 --> 795.94] And I was like, because you can't have a period in the URL. +[796.36 --> 798.70] And they were like, are you sure? +[799.12 --> 800.42] I'm like, yeah. +[801.56 --> 803.48] Yeah, you can't. +[804.10 --> 807.06] People are like, you should create a float plane NCIX plaque. +[807.24 --> 812.08] So, honestly, the one that I really want is the gold one. +[812.72 --> 814.84] But, I'm going to tell you something. +[816.12 --> 818.36] The gold one is missing. +[820.26 --> 821.94] Did someone take it from the office? +[822.82 --> 823.94] Kind of looks that way. +[824.36 --> 824.92] It wasn't me. +[825.20 --> 826.92] Like, you're giving me that look. +[827.00 --> 828.72] No, I actually had nothing to do with it. +[829.40 --> 829.76] So... +[829.76 --> 833.12] I'm just rapidly speculating privately who it might have been. +[833.12 --> 839.48] So, the rumor that I heard was that it was in the CEO's office the last it was seen. +[840.84 --> 842.30] And now it's not. +[843.60 --> 845.90] So, I would... +[845.90 --> 847.98] And no, Riley doesn't have it. +[848.26 --> 849.30] I asked Riley. +[849.66 --> 850.80] He's a straight up dude. +[851.24 --> 852.22] He would have told me. +[852.22 --> 852.58] Yeah. +[852.70 --> 856.52] So, he was the last one left working on the NCIX Tech Tips channel. +[857.12 --> 859.90] And he says he doesn't have it. +[860.26 --> 862.50] And the last time he saw it, it was in the CEO's office. +[863.72 --> 865.10] So, oh, you know what? +[865.16 --> 869.86] Another crazy important news that Jake did not put in the document. +[870.16 --> 870.48] Wow. +[872.06 --> 873.04] You did a great job. +[873.04 --> 879.78] There's been a lot of speculation that we will be acquiring the NCIX Tech Tips channel. +[880.36 --> 883.24] And I can put that to rest once and for all. +[883.40 --> 886.52] We are not acquiring the NCIX Tech Tips channel. +[886.88 --> 887.64] RIP in peace. +[888.04 --> 888.26] Yep. +[890.46 --> 891.94] Not for lack of effort. +[893.26 --> 893.54] But... +[893.54 --> 894.38] Disappointed, Andy. +[894.38 --> 895.68] It will not be possible. +[897.90 --> 899.34] And so, yeah. +[899.50 --> 901.16] Honestly, I'm pretty disappointed. +[901.16 --> 903.16] I had a... +[903.16 --> 905.88] Actually, I had a pretty rotten day that day. +[905.96 --> 907.24] I had a bunch of things go wrong. +[907.52 --> 913.74] And I had the call that sort of was the nail in the coffin that I will not be getting it. +[914.32 --> 923.36] It is my belief that whoever is taking control of it is going to basically burn it to the ground +[923.36 --> 927.32] and piss on the ashes according to the plan that they have described to me. +[927.32 --> 933.24] Which is really disappointing because I put a lot of work into that. +[933.36 --> 935.64] I mean, that's where I cut my teeth as a YouTuber. +[935.80 --> 937.36] That's where you cut your teeth as a YouTuber. +[937.50 --> 938.82] It's kind of sad that we're not getting it. +[938.88 --> 940.80] I was pretty excited when we were talking about it. +[940.90 --> 946.70] So, I had felt very strongly that we should be allowed to buy it. +[946.78 --> 949.76] But it's a little more complicated than that legally. +[949.76 --> 952.10] And it's just not going to be possible. +[953.72 --> 957.14] So, I mean, you know, I might as well be up front with you guys. +[957.20 --> 960.72] The only way we were going to get it was if we bought NCIX. +[962.62 --> 965.94] Which might seem like a great idea on paper. +[967.40 --> 967.76] But it's... +[967.76 --> 968.24] No. +[968.24 --> 968.30] No. +[972.92 --> 975.28] I was trying to be diplomatic. +[975.28 --> 975.68] No. +[975.68 --> 975.76] No. +[975.76 --> 975.84] No. +[975.84 --> 975.90] No. +[975.90 --> 975.98] No. +[975.98 --> 976.04] No. +[976.04 --> 976.10] No. +[976.10 --> 976.16] No. +[976.16 --> 976.20] No. +[976.20 --> 976.22] No. +[976.22 --> 976.30] No. +[976.30 --> 976.32] No. +[976.32 --> 976.34] No. +[976.34 --> 976.38] No. +[976.38 --> 976.44] No. +[976.44 --> 976.90] No. +[976.90 --> 977.44] No. +[977.44 --> 978.38] No. +[978.38 --> 978.44] No. +[978.44 --> 978.50] No. +[978.50 --> 979.44] No. +[979.44 --> 987.76] No. +[991.18 --> 992.82] So, um... +[994.44 --> 1000.36] It would include the domain, the sophisticated inventory management and backend software- +[1000.36 --> 1001.06] Oh, yes. +[1001.06 --> 1001.90] Yes, definitely. +[1001.90 --> 1002.98] Sophisticated. +[1002.98 --> 1003.66] Yes. +[1003.66 --> 1008.18] The very not cobbled together backend management system. +[1008.18 --> 1009.06] Ah, yes. +[1009.06 --> 1015.30] The trademarks, the copyrights, the intellectual property, including their fantastic mobile app. +[1019.30 --> 1022.74] Basically, the untarnished brand. +[1023.36 --> 1025.08] Oh, absolutely. +[1025.58 --> 1027.40] Nobody's wondering where their shipments are. +[1027.48 --> 1033.08] The fantastic relationships that that brand will inspire with potential suppliers. +[1033.30 --> 1037.42] Owing people money and then never giving it to them is a really great way to establish trust. +[1037.42 --> 1042.02] Now, I mean, to be clear, no, you wouldn't acquire the debt. +[1042.10 --> 1043.54] So this is interesting. +[1043.54 --> 1053.94] So the way that it works with the bankruptcy proceedings is that these assets are being liquidated by the bankruptcy trustee. +[1054.16 --> 1057.92] So the funds are not actually going to the original owner. +[1058.18 --> 1060.94] The funds are going to the creditors. +[1060.94 --> 1066.70] Meaning that even if, let's say NCIX would do, oh, I don't know, $6 million. +[1067.30 --> 1068.08] Hypothetical number. +[1070.24 --> 1071.24] No, no, not me. +[1071.34 --> 1071.80] Someone else. +[1072.36 --> 1073.30] But it's not hypothetical. +[1073.46 --> 1073.74] It's real. +[1074.78 --> 1076.50] Let's say NCIX would do $6 million. +[1076.50 --> 1089.06] And let's say at the auction that we attended and through the sale of the domain and the intellectual property and all that, that they managed to raise, I don't know, let's use a realistic number, $2 million. +[1090.76 --> 1094.64] Your $6 million, which is only one-fifth of the total debt. +[1094.74 --> 1096.32] This is all leaked out there. +[1096.32 --> 1104.34] Of your $6 million, you would get one-fifteenth of debt, whatever that works out to, like $300K. +[1105.34 --> 1107.88] Oh, I thought they had to go banks first. +[1108.44 --> 1110.80] So, right, assuming it all went out equally. +[1111.08 --> 1111.34] Yeah. +[1111.98 --> 1119.04] So some people are going to have more robust contracts that will entitle them to being paid first. +[1119.76 --> 1124.62] And a lot of the time, as far as I know, and I could be totally wrong here, but I think that usually results in banks first. +[1124.62 --> 1137.56] So the new owners, fair and square, own the domain, the server infrastructure, whatever it is that they've paid the trustee for, and there's no debt associated with it. +[1137.64 --> 1140.26] But life is rarely that simple. +[1140.26 --> 1145.92] And if I was, oh, I don't know, let's say Corsair, who has owned a million dollars. +[1146.14 --> 1147.20] Did I say owned or owed? +[1147.62 --> 1148.80] It's kind of the same thing. +[1149.64 --> 1150.88] Oh, dang! +[1151.30 --> 1151.62] Rough, rough. +[1151.62 --> 1154.94] It's a Corsair who's owed a million bucks. +[1155.54 --> 1158.18] Do I engage with this brand again? +[1159.54 --> 1160.24] Would you? +[1160.58 --> 1162.04] Even if it was under new management? +[1162.26 --> 1162.86] I'd be salty. +[1163.48 --> 1170.42] And, like, the thing is, if I was a hardware company, I would look at this going, like, okay, last time you guys didn't make it. +[1170.42 --> 1177.14] You're going into the exact same market with the exact same inventory stuff, with the exact same buildings, with the exact same website. +[1177.56 --> 1178.42] With less storefronts. +[1179.16 --> 1182.80] With probably dramatically harmed SEO. +[1183.30 --> 1186.12] Dramatically harmed SEO because everything's going to be about you being bankrupt. +[1186.46 --> 1187.20] Site traffic. +[1187.20 --> 1194.96] A huge amount of customers that never received shipments of possibly our products and then got upset with us potentially because of that. +[1195.36 --> 1196.92] Like, I wouldn't really want to touch that. +[1196.92 --> 1200.74] Like, I'd be like, this corpse is in the ground. +[1201.28 --> 1201.80] Especially if you're... +[1201.80 --> 1203.60] Why am I trying to perform CPR? +[1204.12 --> 1206.06] And especially if you're a GPU company. +[1206.74 --> 1207.26] Yeah. +[1207.26 --> 1210.76] If you're a company shipping GPUs, you can sell them immediately to anyone? +[1211.24 --> 1212.50] Why would you... +[1212.50 --> 1213.36] And here's the thing. +[1213.76 --> 1223.36] NCIX has been effectively out of business for so long that, you know, it doesn't take a long time for a gap to be filled. +[1223.80 --> 1227.82] Canada Computers came in and opened up stores in NCIX's old locations. +[1228.12 --> 1228.30] Yeah. +[1228.52 --> 1233.42] Memory Express, I don't know if you know this, but I don't know if anyone knows this. +[1233.50 --> 1233.90] Hold on. +[1236.12 --> 1236.94] One second. +[1237.26 --> 1239.26] Okay. +[1242.84 --> 1243.12] Good. +[1243.28 --> 1243.68] So, yeah. +[1243.76 --> 1247.12] This is a thing that is definitely very public. +[1247.28 --> 1249.22] That's Memory Express's website. +[1249.46 --> 1250.20] It's everywhere. +[1250.30 --> 1251.88] So, it's, like, literally everywhere. +[1253.70 --> 1257.06] But MemX is going to be opening up a new store. +[1258.20 --> 1265.14] I know that I have gone to their Langley location like three or four times since NCIX closed in Langley. +[1265.14 --> 1270.28] And how hurt are you that you have to go somewhere slightly different? +[1270.28 --> 1275.66] It's ever so slightly more difficult to get to, but it's also sort of on the way to work. +[1275.66 --> 1279.22] So, the parking's a little annoying. +[1279.22 --> 1283.30] So, yeah. +[1283.30 --> 1286.44] So, that's the thing is they've been out of the game for three months. +[1286.80 --> 1289.44] What incentive is there for anyone to go back? +[1289.56 --> 1291.50] Because you don't... +[1291.50 --> 1291.72] Okay. +[1291.92 --> 1293.54] MemX's website looks like 1998. +[1293.88 --> 1295.22] Did you ever go to NCIX's? +[1295.22 --> 1298.18] Canada computers isn't much better. +[1298.26 --> 1298.52] Yeah. +[1298.90 --> 1299.14] Yeah. +[1300.68 --> 1301.16] Yeah. +[1301.56 --> 1303.48] I mean, at least... +[1303.48 --> 1303.88] Okay. +[1303.94 --> 1305.28] I'm going to have to double check this. +[1305.50 --> 1313.12] But at least to my knowledge, Memory Express doesn't hide the per location inventory the way that NCIX started doing over the last few years. +[1313.12 --> 1318.22] Like, was that or was that not an incredibly frustrating experience? +[1318.56 --> 1320.96] Where it wouldn't actually show you what was in stock. +[1321.40 --> 1321.58] Yeah. +[1321.66 --> 1322.40] No, it's right here. +[1323.16 --> 1329.18] Like, it's just like, okay, here's how many in this region are in each store. +[1329.32 --> 1331.22] Online stores, different individual stores. +[1331.22 --> 1332.32] And actually, this... +[1332.32 --> 1334.38] I don't know how 1998 this is. +[1335.24 --> 1337.44] No, this is not 1998. +[1337.44 --> 1338.44] Like... +[1339.08 --> 1340.24] It's like 2008. +[1340.62 --> 1340.86] Okay. +[1340.92 --> 1341.66] Hold on a second. +[1341.98 --> 1344.44] Uh, way back machine NCIX. +[1345.36 --> 1345.60] Oh. +[1346.10 --> 1346.46] Okay. +[1346.60 --> 1347.14] Hold on. +[1347.16 --> 1347.66] Hold on. +[1347.70 --> 1348.18] Hold on. +[1348.34 --> 1349.18] Let's just... +[1349.18 --> 1349.82] Let's just... +[1349.82 --> 1350.44] Let's just... +[1350.44 --> 1354.82] Let's have a look. +[1354.94 --> 1356.44] Let's actually go... +[1356.44 --> 1356.68] Okay. +[1356.74 --> 1357.84] We can't go to 1998. +[1358.12 --> 1360.00] Let's go to 1999, okay? +[1360.56 --> 1362.70] Let's go to 1999, my friends. +[1363.30 --> 1363.92] Here we go. +[1364.04 --> 1364.44] May the 8th. +[1365.30 --> 1365.74] 1999. +[1366.16 --> 1366.86] One snapshot. +[1367.44 --> 1369.56] Hold on. +[1371.34 --> 1371.82] Uh... +[1371.82 --> 1372.08] Oh. +[1372.48 --> 1372.76] No. +[1373.04 --> 1374.52] This was like... +[1374.52 --> 1374.86] Wow. +[1375.34 --> 1377.48] It archived a broken page. +[1377.70 --> 1378.14] That's... +[1378.14 --> 1378.76] That's interesting. +[1378.86 --> 1379.22] That's okay. +[1379.30 --> 1380.52] 2000 looks more promising. +[1380.68 --> 1381.04] Here we go. +[1381.72 --> 1381.96] Okay. +[1382.06 --> 1383.30] That looks more promising. +[1385.18 --> 1385.70] What? +[1387.84 --> 1389.10] What you doing? +[1389.42 --> 1391.22] What you doing, Wayback Machine? +[1391.86 --> 1394.66] Wayback Machine is the only way to access NCIX now. +[1394.72 --> 1395.34] Can you believe that? +[1395.78 --> 1396.50] Isn't that crazy? +[1396.50 --> 1397.82] Well, if it does. +[1397.86 --> 1398.68] Well, like, if it does. +[1398.74 --> 1398.88] Yeah. +[1399.90 --> 1400.20] Okay. +[1400.38 --> 1401.14] Three snapshots. +[1401.26 --> 1402.06] Come on, man. +[1402.56 --> 1404.76] You know, you can tell this show doesn't have a producer. +[1406.00 --> 1408.06] Because stuff like this wouldn't have... +[1408.06 --> 1408.56] There we go. +[1410.36 --> 1410.72] Okay. +[1411.36 --> 1412.50] So that... +[1412.50 --> 1413.38] Wait, what? +[1413.62 --> 1414.32] No, that's not... +[1414.32 --> 1414.88] This is modern. +[1414.88 --> 1415.36] This... +[1415.36 --> 1415.56] Yeah. +[1416.28 --> 1417.06] This is 2018. +[1417.06 --> 1418.74] These are, like, brand new drives. +[1418.80 --> 1419.52] This is 2018. +[1419.84 --> 1420.16] February. +[1421.04 --> 1421.28] Okay. +[1421.34 --> 1421.80] Well, whatever. +[1421.98 --> 1422.28] Wayback. +[1422.28 --> 1422.30] Okay. +[1422.30 --> 1422.82] Well, still... +[1422.82 --> 1425.30] I mean, we can still look at what NCIX has looked like at the end. +[1425.30 --> 1425.86] Jump on there. +[1425.98 --> 1426.72] Click somewhere on there. +[1427.06 --> 1427.44] On here? +[1427.64 --> 1427.88] Yeah. +[1428.50 --> 1429.64] Let's just go, like, here. +[1433.40 --> 1435.38] Man, Wayback is slow. +[1436.66 --> 1437.00] Okay. +[1437.00 --> 1437.08] All right. +[1437.48 --> 1439.06] So this is 2004. +[1440.00 --> 1441.96] This would have been, like... +[1441.96 --> 1442.28] Wow. +[1442.40 --> 1446.62] This would have been, like, the prime time of me shopping there as an actual customer. +[1447.22 --> 1448.38] Remember Celestica? +[1449.64 --> 1450.40] Yeah, actually. +[1450.54 --> 1451.46] Remember Soltech? +[1451.78 --> 1453.02] I definitely remember Soltech. +[1455.26 --> 1456.14] Remember AMD? +[1456.40 --> 1456.66] Oh, wait. +[1456.72 --> 1457.22] They made it. +[1457.30 --> 1457.34] Oh. +[1457.76 --> 1457.96] Oh. +[1458.28 --> 1458.88] They made it. +[1458.94 --> 1459.82] They're back, baby. +[1461.28 --> 1461.68] Barely. +[1461.84 --> 1462.32] What else we got? +[1462.44 --> 1462.80] OCZ? +[1462.90 --> 1464.04] Remember OCZ Memory? +[1464.66 --> 1465.92] I think I owned one of these. +[1466.20 --> 1466.60] Dang. +[1466.60 --> 1467.46] But, okay. +[1467.46 --> 1468.30] Maybe not that one. +[1468.30 --> 1468.32] Maybe not that one. +[1469.40 --> 1469.92] $500. +[1469.92 --> 1470.00] $500. +[1470.62 --> 1472.92] With that BGA video. +[1473.38 --> 1474.50] BGA, suckas. +[1474.84 --> 1475.08] Okay. +[1475.12 --> 1477.28] I think I owned one of those, but, like, years later. +[1477.28 --> 1477.56] All right. +[1477.62 --> 1479.58] Anyway, I forget what we were even talking about. +[1480.88 --> 1481.36] Right. +[1481.72 --> 1483.38] I wouldn't buy NCIX. +[1484.46 --> 1488.36] Unless the price was basically what I would have paid for the YouTube channel. +[1488.36 --> 1488.68] The plaque. +[1489.60 --> 1491.30] Now, tell me this. +[1491.30 --> 1499.06] I have had more than one person pitch me internally that if we were to buy the NCIX brand. +[1499.46 --> 1499.56] Yeah. +[1499.56 --> 1500.56] So, first one thing. +[1500.74 --> 1506.14] Do you think suppliers would take the NCIX brand seriously if it was me running it? +[1507.48 --> 1508.26] Actually, yeah. +[1508.26 --> 1508.66] Yeah. +[1509.12 --> 1514.46] And if we were to buy it, should we become a system integrator? +[1516.96 --> 1517.40] Ooh. +[1519.54 --> 1521.30] I wonder what Twitch chat thinks of this. +[1521.40 --> 1523.28] I think you'd have to do it really well. +[1523.80 --> 1528.32] Well, the idea would be that, like, I wouldn't want to go crazy. +[1529.14 --> 1534.86] Like, my perfect system builder would probably be closer to Puget than to, like, main gear. +[1534.92 --> 1535.64] I expected that. +[1535.94 --> 1536.10] Yeah. +[1536.34 --> 1538.74] By really well, I didn't mean, like, hard light water cooling. +[1538.84 --> 1541.38] I meant, like, very low amounts of issues. +[1541.86 --> 1542.26] Yes. +[1542.58 --> 1544.86] Like, robustness would have to be, like, way up there. +[1544.92 --> 1546.52] Which, Puget, yeah, they've got that. +[1546.60 --> 1549.10] They test after their testing, which is really crazy. +[1549.70 --> 1556.56] But, like, just because of the public-facingness of this attachment company, you'd have to, yeah, +[1556.64 --> 1557.46] you'd have to be quite careful. +[1557.46 --> 1557.74] Yeah. +[1557.90 --> 1565.20] It would be one of those things where, you know, every customer service issue has the potential to go viral. +[1566.06 --> 1583.18] You know, and my biggest issue, actually, is just that there's the potential for people to perceive our hardware choices in the NCIX PC division as being influenced or influencing the media side of it. +[1583.18 --> 1583.46] Yeah. +[1583.46 --> 1590.64] So I think there's a reason that nobody's ever really crossed those lines except me. +[1591.30 --> 1591.64] Yeah. +[1591.64 --> 1593.88] I was already doing this. +[1593.96 --> 1594.08] Yeah. +[1594.08 --> 1602.68] And it's hilarious because you see so many people hearkening for the good old days when Linus wasn't biased because he worked at a computer store that was trying to sell you stuff. +[1602.68 --> 1605.72] And I'm kind of sitting here going, oh, man. +[1605.72 --> 1612.20] Like, it's not biased, but you could certainly find an ulterior motive in there if you dug deep enough. +[1612.56 --> 1613.04] LCIX? +[1614.24 --> 1615.12] LCIX, no. +[1615.58 --> 1616.66] Minus computer. +[1616.94 --> 1617.34] Ink. +[1617.44 --> 1617.78] Ink. +[1618.14 --> 1618.54] Extreme. +[1618.72 --> 1619.02] X. +[1619.24 --> 1621.42] X because X factor. +[1621.42 --> 1625.86] Yeah. +[1626.12 --> 1627.32] So I don't know, man. +[1628.06 --> 1632.86] I'm hoping to hear back today about just sort of like the update. +[1633.42 --> 1635.40] But my name's out of the hat. +[1635.74 --> 1640.28] I'm not going to be able to get my hands on the channel. +[1640.40 --> 1641.18] I had really hoped to. +[1641.28 --> 1642.98] The chat is chanting LCIX. +[1643.40 --> 1644.34] LCIX, yes. +[1644.90 --> 1645.38] Lordy. +[1646.04 --> 1646.66] Yes, bring that. +[1646.66 --> 1648.20] It does look like licks. +[1648.20 --> 1652.70] Our computers don't just suck. +[1653.00 --> 1653.62] They lick. +[1657.58 --> 1658.06] Hard. +[1658.34 --> 1659.24] That might go okay. +[1659.46 --> 1660.06] That might go okay. +[1660.18 --> 1661.92] Go back to like mid-90s advertising. +[1662.48 --> 1665.56] Like just our branding just being completely ridiculous. +[1665.80 --> 1665.96] Yeah. +[1666.48 --> 1666.60] Yeah. +[1666.76 --> 1667.76] I mean, okay. +[1667.80 --> 1674.32] As far as I can tell, the only way system integrators make any money is through MDF programs with brands like Intel and NVIDIA. +[1674.96 --> 1676.08] NVIDIA probably. +[1676.08 --> 1682.02] I don't think Intel would give us any money to talk about how our computers lick hard. +[1682.38 --> 1682.54] Yeah. +[1682.78 --> 1684.20] That might be a little bit of a problem. +[1684.30 --> 1688.00] Intel's a little on the conservative side when it comes to brand messaging. +[1688.26 --> 1688.46] Yeah. +[1689.78 --> 1693.30] To be clear, before people freak out, we're not talking anything about politics at all. +[1693.98 --> 1695.44] We're just talking about... +[1695.44 --> 1699.86] Speaking of how we actually intend to continue running our business and making money... +[1699.86 --> 1700.10] Yeah. +[1700.94 --> 1701.40] Squarespace! +[1701.82 --> 1703.26] Oh, I thought you were going to do the burger flipping robot. +[1703.36 --> 1704.36] No, we'll get into that. +[1704.36 --> 1707.04] We actually haven't done any of the topics on the dock. +[1707.10 --> 1709.50] We were just messing with you, Jake, but it ended up happening. +[1710.24 --> 1715.36] So Squarespace is the place to go to build your own beautiful functional website. +[1716.52 --> 1722.66] With Squarespace, your project might not take 17 months before you launch an alpha. +[1725.16 --> 1725.54] Wow. +[1725.54 --> 1728.86] With Squarespace, you just pick one of their gorgeous templates. 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1815.94] They've got tons of great flavors of jerky. +[1815.94 --> 1821.52] Their goal was to make a snack that's tasty and not bad for you. +[1821.60 --> 1823.12] You want to give me the crazy one? +[1823.62 --> 1824.46] They've got 13... +[1824.46 --> 1825.34] Yeah, you want to do it today? +[1825.46 --> 1825.60] Yeah. +[1825.60 --> 1826.10] Sure, man. +[1826.10 --> 1830.42] So a bunch of people in chat said eat the hot one and I was like, all right. +[1831.20 --> 1831.66] All right. +[1831.84 --> 1832.34] I'll do it. +[1832.44 --> 1833.24] I'll take one for the team. +[1833.66 --> 1833.92] Wow. +[1834.00 --> 1836.60] I don't think they actually sent us much hot stuff this time around. +[1837.88 --> 1838.24] Oh, yeah. +[1838.36 --> 1838.70] Never mind. +[1838.92 --> 1839.42] There's the Reaper. +[1839.62 --> 1839.86] Done. +[1840.14 --> 1841.14] Don't fear the Reaper, baby. +[1842.90 --> 1845.82] So the goal is to create a snack that was full of flavor and not bad for you. +[1846.06 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cranking it up. +[1973.76 --> 1976.20] We're cranking it, like, way up to 11. +[1976.52 --> 1976.74] Yeah. +[1976.84 --> 1978.30] We're going to be in a much bigger venue. +[1978.42 --> 1980.58] I'm going to go ahead and throw the link in the Twitch chat here. +[1981.34 --> 1982.08] Guys, check it out. +[1982.08 --> 1985.30] Well, I'll be at LTX if I don't die right now. +[1985.44 --> 1985.68] Yeah. +[1986.66 --> 1988.58] So we're going to be at the Richmond Olympic Oval. +[1988.68 --> 1989.70] It's going to be huge. +[1990.18 --> 1991.72] It's a meetup slash tech convention. +[1992.36 --> 1995.42] The idea is to keep the focus on experiences. +[1995.42 --> 1998.78] So we want you guys to get hands-on with cool tech through fun games and tutorials, +[1999.04 --> 2001.86] and there's going to be a larger focus on PC gaming this year. +[2002.70 --> 2008.18] Tickets start at 35 Canadian rubles, and you can check them out at ltxexpo.com. +[2008.18 --> 2012.18] Hopefully, we'll see a lot of people there. +[2012.26 --> 2015.74] Like, last year, it actually went surprisingly well for a first attempt. +[2015.86 --> 2018.24] Like, that's an actual picture from last year. +[2018.44 --> 2018.56] Yeah. +[2018.60 --> 2021.76] We framed it really cleverly, so you can't see all the empty chairs up here. +[2022.20 --> 2025.04] But, like, that was fine, because we never intended to have people up there anyway. +[2025.04 --> 2025.22] Yeah. +[2025.56 --> 2027.14] No one wants to sit in the stands. +[2027.56 --> 2027.78] Yeah. +[2028.32 --> 2029.56] They want to rush the stands. +[2029.74 --> 2030.74] Try to touch your hands. +[2032.24 --> 2033.54] Like some Screamin' Usher fans. +[2033.60 --> 2034.30] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[2034.46 --> 2034.76] Spaghetti. +[2034.98 --> 2035.14] Yeah. +[2035.60 --> 2036.26] Spaghetti fans. +[2036.26 --> 2036.56] Spaghetti fans. +[2038.52 --> 2039.32] Milk fans. +[2039.40 --> 2039.78] This one's good. +[2040.20 --> 2041.00] Milk fans. +[2041.66 --> 2042.70] Milk the fans. +[2043.28 --> 2043.68] Flowplane. +[2045.12 --> 2046.26] We'll get to that later. +[2046.44 --> 2047.22] I've got to do my thing. +[2047.32 --> 2048.16] Should I do that later or now? +[2048.50 --> 2049.10] Oh, yes. +[2049.24 --> 2049.92] Oh, right. +[2050.06 --> 2050.76] Flowplane news. +[2050.90 --> 2051.12] Okay. +[2051.58 --> 2056.28] Why don't you talk Flowplane news while I show off the site that totally works. +[2056.74 --> 2057.28] Most of the time. +[2057.28 --> 2058.86] Full of videos that people, well. +[2058.94 --> 2060.22] The vast majority of the time, actually. +[2060.22 --> 2060.36] Yeah. +[2060.48 --> 2061.10] So check this out. +[2061.52 --> 2065.36] So just recently, this got working. +[2065.36 --> 2066.66] So you can click up here. +[2066.86 --> 2067.62] Got working. +[2068.64 --> 2069.12] Magically. +[2069.32 --> 2069.70] Magically. +[2070.52 --> 2071.04] Yeah. +[2071.40 --> 2075.72] So you can click up here and you can see all the videos in order from all the channels +[2075.72 --> 2080.48] you subscribe to, like Bitwit, Ultra, and Linus Tech Tips, who are currently the only +[2080.48 --> 2081.46] creators on the platform. +[2082.84 --> 2084.86] Credit card payments work. +[2085.00 --> 2085.16] Yeah. +[2086.00 --> 2090.72] PayPal is still pending some stuff with our payment processor, Braintree. +[2090.72 --> 2094.34] But we are hoping to be able to accept both through the platform. +[2094.34 --> 2097.32] We have had no actual issues with credit card payments yet. +[2097.62 --> 2097.98] Really? +[2098.72 --> 2100.06] No actual issues. +[2101.40 --> 2103.40] There's a lot of placeholders and stuff still. +[2103.62 --> 2104.18] A load of them. +[2104.26 --> 2105.92] This image is, like, not that great. +[2106.20 --> 2106.40] No. +[2106.40 --> 2108.90] But I can show you guys the videos that are up there. +[2109.32 --> 2110.24] We've got an Intel. +[2111.52 --> 2114.54] We've got Fast as Possible on Intel's CPU letters. +[2114.70 --> 2117.22] You know, like X, K, U, T, Y. +[2117.30 --> 2118.92] All those letters that come at the ends of the names. +[2118.92 --> 2119.14] HQ. +[2119.82 --> 2123.06] Max builds her first PC together with me. +[2123.64 --> 2124.68] Much hilarity ensues. +[2124.80 --> 2126.42] Are you, like, getting her to do most of it? +[2126.48 --> 2126.72] Oh, yeah. +[2126.90 --> 2127.16] Nice. +[2127.24 --> 2127.46] Oh, yeah. +[2127.50 --> 2128.52] She does the vast majority of it. +[2128.56 --> 2129.16] I barely touch it. +[2129.28 --> 2129.40] Nice. +[2130.10 --> 2131.50] We've got a float plane exclusive. +[2131.68 --> 2134.08] Testing the NVIDIA Shield from the NCIX auction. +[2135.64 --> 2137.66] This case is unbelievable. +[2139.72 --> 2141.04] Like, actually amazing. +[2143.76 --> 2145.62] It's, like, this build is gorgeous. +[2145.96 --> 2146.40] Good job. +[2146.50 --> 2146.72] Yay. +[2146.86 --> 2148.12] It didn't do what it did last week. +[2148.42 --> 2148.62] Yeah. +[2148.74 --> 2149.26] No, I know. +[2150.00 --> 2151.36] Scanning is still slightly slower. +[2151.44 --> 2151.66] Well, no. +[2151.74 --> 2153.32] I think it was actually our connection here. +[2153.58 --> 2154.30] That would make sense. +[2154.86 --> 2158.28] Because Johnny came in earlier this week and kind of reset everything, +[2158.38 --> 2159.10] updated all the firmware. +[2159.10 --> 2162.04] And I haven't been having buffering issues on float plane or YouTube this week. +[2162.08 --> 2162.30] Okay. +[2162.36 --> 2162.50] Cool. +[2163.34 --> 2163.56] Yeah. +[2164.02 --> 2165.82] So, this is a gorgeous video. +[2166.16 --> 2167.38] It's worth a watch. +[2169.48 --> 2170.44] Let's go ahead and go back. +[2170.74 --> 2172.06] Usually, I'd hope I'd be over it by now. +[2172.48 --> 2173.10] It's still going. +[2173.74 --> 2174.40] Not an act. +[2177.06 --> 2178.90] This one went up on YouTube today. +[2179.52 --> 2180.52] This one went up already. +[2180.66 --> 2181.80] This is as fast as possible. +[2181.90 --> 2185.24] You can't really tell because the thumbnail is footage from the LTT video. +[2185.32 --> 2186.02] Anyway, don't worry about it. +[2186.28 --> 2187.20] Gaming on the iMac Pro. +[2187.30 --> 2188.30] How bad can it be? +[2188.84 --> 2189.42] You can update these. +[2190.36 --> 2191.18] No, I know you can. +[2191.28 --> 2192.28] I just haven't done it. +[2194.56 --> 2195.86] Super ultra wide monitor. +[2196.00 --> 2196.56] Dank or dumb. +[2197.26 --> 2198.44] I think we all know the answer. +[2199.86 --> 2201.50] Actually, I think everyone... +[2201.50 --> 2203.40] The funny thing about that is it's very polarizing. +[2203.52 --> 2205.02] I think everybody knows their own answer. +[2205.32 --> 2206.84] And it's not the same answer as other people. +[2206.96 --> 2207.68] It's just drastic. +[2207.68 --> 2212.04] I've had people talk to me about how that is the most amazing thing of all time. +[2212.14 --> 2212.42] Me too. +[2212.58 --> 2214.34] And they can't believe nobody ever thought of that. +[2214.52 --> 2215.00] Like, it's crazy. +[2215.90 --> 2216.40] So, sorry. +[2216.46 --> 2217.02] What was your news? +[2217.82 --> 2218.42] I'm... +[2218.42 --> 2219.22] Flowplane's hiring. +[2219.76 --> 2220.16] Oh, are we? +[2220.54 --> 2220.84] Yeah. +[2220.84 --> 2223.62] I lightly mentioned it to you earlier. +[2223.82 --> 2224.72] Looking for someone... +[2224.72 --> 2225.14] Well, paying attention. +[2225.14 --> 2230.62] With, like, Node, Angular, Sales, Waterline kind of experience in that realm. +[2232.62 --> 2233.02] Yeah. +[2233.74 --> 2234.26] Hit me up. +[2234.34 --> 2236.80] I don't have a specific, like, link for you to go to right now. +[2236.96 --> 2237.96] You can tweet me. +[2238.40 --> 2239.42] There will be a link. +[2239.42 --> 2241.36] You have a specific budget in mind? +[2241.94 --> 2243.18] We can talk about it offline. +[2243.34 --> 2243.92] I do, actually. +[2244.08 --> 2244.42] But, yeah. +[2244.64 --> 2244.94] All right. +[2245.10 --> 2246.78] So, this will bring the team up to how many, then? +[2247.26 --> 2248.06] That'll be five. +[2248.16 --> 2248.40] Six? +[2248.48 --> 2248.70] Five? +[2248.90 --> 2250.42] Well, it depends on how you... +[2251.28 --> 2252.60] Depends on how you count it, I guess. +[2252.62 --> 2252.68] Six with me. +[2253.14 --> 2254.12] Seven with you. +[2254.72 --> 2255.50] Eight with Yvonne. +[2255.76 --> 2255.96] Right. +[2256.22 --> 2257.42] Nine with... +[2258.10 --> 2259.30] Don't know if the name is public. +[2259.82 --> 2260.10] Yeah. +[2260.26 --> 2262.42] No, well, let's not count me and Yvonne, then. +[2263.10 --> 2263.42] Are we counting... +[2263.42 --> 2263.88] So, six, then. +[2264.02 --> 2264.62] We're counting you. +[2264.80 --> 2265.02] Yeah. +[2265.58 --> 2265.76] Yeah. +[2265.82 --> 2266.04] Okay. +[2266.08 --> 2266.68] So, it would be six. +[2266.68 --> 2267.42] So, it'd be six. +[2267.42 --> 2272.38] It's crazy how many people thought that we were just going to be, like, doing this with +[2272.38 --> 2273.46] one person and Luke. +[2274.06 --> 2275.46] We were for a long time. +[2276.28 --> 2276.84] Okay, yes. +[2276.96 --> 2277.36] But, yeah. +[2277.50 --> 2278.84] That was never the plan, though. +[2278.88 --> 2279.04] Yeah. +[2279.20 --> 2282.80] And, well, that initial call video, we already had one person. +[2283.26 --> 2284.50] So, we were going up from there. +[2284.56 --> 2284.86] But, yeah. +[2285.88 --> 2287.80] We're doing pretty well right now. +[2287.84 --> 2288.60] We're pushing forward. +[2288.98 --> 2293.94] Right now, though, we're in a situation where we're doing a lot of reacting. +[2293.94 --> 2297.92] So, I want to increase the team size a little bit so we can push forward. +[2298.44 --> 2300.26] Because we're reacting to some bugs. +[2300.38 --> 2301.16] We're fixing some things. +[2301.24 --> 2302.78] We're doing some user suggestions and stuff. +[2302.86 --> 2304.84] But, I want to keep pushing forward with the mainline stuff. +[2305.20 --> 2305.32] Yeah. +[2305.54 --> 2306.64] We've got a really good roadmap. +[2307.02 --> 2311.54] We just need to make sure we don't fall into that trap where we've got a great roadmap +[2311.54 --> 2313.60] that we never end up working on. +[2313.60 --> 2315.08] And, we do keep feature creeping. +[2315.18 --> 2316.46] Basically, everything feature creeps. +[2316.58 --> 2318.02] And, our stuff is feature creeping as well. +[2318.02 --> 2321.06] But, yeah. +[2321.70 --> 2322.26] Cool. +[2322.98 --> 2323.28] Oh, yeah. +[2323.36 --> 2329.36] Being from Canada or being from the States with a related degree is quite important. +[2329.50 --> 2330.82] Because, I want to move you here. +[2331.72 --> 2331.90] Yeah. +[2332.10 --> 2332.80] So, remote work? +[2333.06 --> 2333.36] No. +[2333.98 --> 2336.10] Remote work for three months? +[2336.42 --> 2336.80] Yes. +[2339.08 --> 2340.26] While you're on probation? +[2340.64 --> 2340.98] Cool. +[2341.56 --> 2342.36] Once you're off probation? +[2342.94 --> 2343.26] No. +[2343.50 --> 2343.88] Come here. +[2343.98 --> 2344.56] Get on a plane. +[2344.92 --> 2345.08] Yeah. +[2346.08 --> 2346.80] All right. +[2346.80 --> 2349.94] Why don't we talk about some actual news that's in the actual doc? +[2350.50 --> 2352.86] This was posted by Master Disaster on the forum. +[2353.68 --> 2356.26] And, the original article here is from TechCrunch. +[2356.96 --> 2361.46] Flippy, the robot hamburger chef, goes to work. +[2361.46 --> 2365.26] So, this is one year after announcing a partnership with Calaburger. +[2365.82 --> 2370.86] And, Miso Robotics' resident chef graduated to Hamburger University. +[2371.42 --> 2374.82] And, started flipping burgers in an actual restaurant. +[2374.82 --> 2380.68] So, this is an AI-enabled burger flipping robot arm thing. +[2380.78 --> 2385.46] It uses thermal imaging and image recognition to tell which burgers need flipping. +[2385.92 --> 2388.02] It can handle 12 burgers at a time. +[2388.56 --> 2390.28] And, it's not 100% independent. +[2390.50 --> 2393.34] The worker has to bring in patties and take the cooked ones away. +[2393.74 --> 2394.60] Apply cheese. +[2394.76 --> 2395.70] Assemble sandwiches. +[2395.70 --> 2397.46] Actually, it doesn't sound that useful at all at that point. +[2397.46 --> 2398.52] I think it's not that great. +[2398.94 --> 2404.44] But, the idea was that for your $60,000 per flippy each. +[2404.66 --> 2404.80] Yeah. +[2405.44 --> 2409.60] And, your 20% annual recurring maintenance fee. +[2409.74 --> 2410.86] So, 12 grand a year. +[2411.26 --> 2414.10] You would get more functionality down the road. +[2414.20 --> 2418.66] Like, the ability to chop, deep fry, grill, or add seasoning and cheese to patties. +[2418.66 --> 2422.32] What drives me nuts is how can it not refill the patty selection? +[2427.28 --> 2427.88] Like, what? +[2427.88 --> 2428.00] I don't know. +[2428.66 --> 2434.56] Like, even if workers had to bring, like, stacks of patties separated by paper, whatever, whatever, I don't know. +[2435.04 --> 2435.94] And, just, like, put it. +[2435.94 --> 2436.30] Like, load them into a thing? +[2436.38 --> 2436.56] Yeah. +[2436.72 --> 2438.24] You'd think they'd have a burger hopper. +[2438.38 --> 2438.60] Yeah. +[2438.68 --> 2438.90] You know? +[2439.04 --> 2439.24] Yeah. +[2439.24 --> 2441.92] So, it was designed to make up for the cost. +[2442.04 --> 2448.00] With decreased wait times, better consistency, decreased food waste, and then, obviously, eventually, a reduction in staff. +[2449.78 --> 2450.60] But, wait. +[2451.22 --> 2452.04] There's more. +[2452.04 --> 2454.04] The original article from BBC.com. +[2455.42 --> 2460.22] Burger flipping robot taken offline after one day on the job. +[2460.32 --> 2468.82] Yes, the burger flipping robot lasted exactly as long as that stoner guy that I hired when I was running my painting business. +[2469.24 --> 2471.82] Oh, I thought you meant... +[2471.82 --> 2472.14] All right. +[2472.42 --> 2473.02] One day. +[2474.12 --> 2475.64] No, this guy was hilarious. +[2476.02 --> 2477.70] So was the other one that I'm talking about. +[2477.78 --> 2478.08] But, yes. +[2478.12 --> 2478.96] This one was more hilarious. +[2479.06 --> 2479.64] Okay, get this. +[2480.38 --> 2480.56] Okay. +[2482.70 --> 2488.28] So, one of the most time-consuming aspects of painting is ladder movements. +[2488.72 --> 2489.06] Okay. +[2489.46 --> 2491.92] Getting up and down the ladder, moving the ladder. +[2491.92 --> 2492.34] Shuffing it over. +[2493.52 --> 2496.74] Getting your bucket and your paint back together and getting up. +[2496.82 --> 2496.98] Okay. +[2496.98 --> 2499.60] That's one of the things that takes the most amount of time. +[2500.22 --> 2503.94] So, when I see someone, instead of putting... +[2503.94 --> 2508.44] So, instead of putting the ladder close to the wall and using your whole wingspan, both hands, +[2508.88 --> 2515.60] when I see someone putting a ladder four feet away from the wall, leaning in like this, +[2516.94 --> 2523.32] painting with one hand, like, pushing themselves back out onto the ladder, and, like... +[2523.32 --> 2523.98] I was just... +[2523.98 --> 2529.94] So, this is one of those, like, I don't know the proper name for it, but, like, you're not +[2529.94 --> 2530.88] leaning the ladder against the house. +[2530.88 --> 2531.78] No, it's just a step stool. +[2532.08 --> 2532.24] Yeah. +[2532.30 --> 2535.92] He was just leaning himself against the house for, like, no apparent reason. +[2536.00 --> 2536.70] That makes actually no sense. +[2536.70 --> 2538.50] She wanted to kind of try and make it work. +[2538.58 --> 2539.08] She was really... +[2539.08 --> 2539.74] She's a good person. +[2539.94 --> 2543.06] I'm horribly bad at painting, and that sounds really dumb. +[2543.48 --> 2545.44] But I was actually... +[2545.44 --> 2546.24] And, like, we were desperate. +[2546.44 --> 2548.70] Like, this was back in... +[2548.70 --> 2550.70] I don't know, 2006. +[2551.82 --> 2552.04] Six? +[2552.16 --> 2552.30] Yeah. +[2552.34 --> 2553.22] Probably around 2006. +[2553.22 --> 2553.30] I'm guessing. +[2553.96 --> 2554.84] Yeah, it was probably 2006. +[2555.80 --> 2557.20] When, like, the economy was really good. +[2557.28 --> 2559.02] The 2008 crash hadn't really happened yet. +[2559.02 --> 2560.60] But, like, it was... +[2560.60 --> 2561.56] This was a time... +[2561.56 --> 2564.10] This was a period of time where getting... +[2564.10 --> 2569.30] Walking into a subway, you might only hope to have your burger made correctly because +[2569.30 --> 2571.12] people were, like, desperate. +[2571.28 --> 2574.64] They were hiring just, like, anyone, no matter how qualified they were for anything. +[2575.20 --> 2577.98] And it was really hard to find people, but I was just like, no, we can't do this. +[2579.06 --> 2580.36] So, right. +[2580.56 --> 2580.78] Flippy. +[2580.78 --> 2585.90] Flippy was supposed to be able to cook 2,000 burgers a day. +[2586.66 --> 2590.40] But after one day, Flippy was taken offline to be upgraded to work faster. +[2591.40 --> 2594.02] Left with a little sign saying he'd be cooking soon. +[2594.64 --> 2598.62] The employees that work with him are also being trained to help Flippy work faster. +[2600.54 --> 2604.62] It's likely that this is due to the increased volume at the store due to the news of Flippy +[2604.62 --> 2605.28] being deployed. +[2605.44 --> 2606.88] So, it's not like this is all bad news. +[2607.40 --> 2609.78] 2,000 a day sounds like a lot, but when you break it down... +[2609.78 --> 2611.58] It's really actually not that much. +[2611.60 --> 2612.50] It's not that crazy. +[2614.88 --> 2618.78] And you see in the video, like, his flipping thing is very... +[2618.78 --> 2621.36] Like, it's slow. +[2621.64 --> 2622.78] The weird thing about it is, like... +[2623.92 --> 2624.58] You know, what about... +[2624.58 --> 2625.80] What's that robot called? +[2625.86 --> 2628.24] The four-legged one that you can, like, kick and it doesn't fall over? +[2628.30 --> 2628.44] Yeah. +[2628.64 --> 2630.48] I don't know, but it's Boston Dynamics. +[2631.06 --> 2632.78] Yeah, like, that thing's been around for... +[2633.54 --> 2634.20] Six years? +[2634.20 --> 2636.78] Like, this does not seem very sophisticated or good. +[2637.64 --> 2638.96] Why does it cost $60,000? +[2639.78 --> 2641.58] I'm not this... +[2641.58 --> 2643.50] I'm sure they're not mass-making them. +[2643.62 --> 2643.98] That's why. +[2646.46 --> 2647.48] This one's nuts. +[2648.82 --> 2649.38] It's crazy. +[2649.38 --> 2649.76] Oh, is this new? +[2650.00 --> 2650.28] Yeah. +[2650.80 --> 2651.38] Oh, wow. +[2651.46 --> 2652.84] Boston Dynamics has a new robot. +[2653.24 --> 2654.50] That's, like, kind of news, right? +[2655.08 --> 2655.68] Sure. +[2655.74 --> 2657.04] It's been news for a while. +[2657.14 --> 2657.84] We're kind of late. +[2658.12 --> 2658.48] Oh, yeah. +[2658.54 --> 2659.22] From, like, mid-February. +[2659.22 --> 2659.96] Open a door. +[2660.80 --> 2663.02] And you can, like, screw with it while it tries to open the door. +[2663.10 --> 2663.86] And it'll correct. +[2663.98 --> 2664.58] And it'll brace. +[2664.68 --> 2665.48] And it does all this other... +[2665.48 --> 2666.40] Why is it lagging? +[2667.04 --> 2667.54] Oh, no. +[2668.02 --> 2669.94] So, it'll, like, bring an arm thingy out. +[2670.10 --> 2671.84] I don't know where the arm actually comes from. +[2671.84 --> 2675.38] Oh, there's the one with the arm. +[2675.76 --> 2675.98] Right. +[2676.04 --> 2677.54] This one has to let the other one through the door. +[2679.14 --> 2680.18] These guys are creepy. +[2681.44 --> 2682.72] Like, this is scary stuff. +[2682.78 --> 2683.74] This is, like, straight out of Portal. +[2683.74 --> 2683.82] Oh. +[2686.14 --> 2688.08] And then he, like, braces the door on his leg. +[2688.48 --> 2689.74] Gets the arm around the door. +[2690.32 --> 2691.46] And then pulls it open. +[2691.60 --> 2692.54] Lets the other one through. +[2693.96 --> 2697.36] And then I think what we're going to see after this is when they try to interfere. +[2698.24 --> 2699.94] Because Boston Dynamics is all about that. +[2699.96 --> 2700.22] No, it's over. +[2700.26 --> 2700.54] Oh, no. +[2700.62 --> 2700.78] Okay. +[2701.10 --> 2703.04] Is this one testing robustness? +[2703.12 --> 2703.22] Yeah. +[2703.34 --> 2703.50] Yeah. +[2703.66 --> 2704.22] No, that's fine. +[2704.30 --> 2705.64] I mean, that's, like... +[2705.64 --> 2709.44] Anyway, the point I was trying to make is, like, I don't really understand why Flippy... +[2709.44 --> 2711.02] There's crazy robots out there. +[2711.02 --> 2711.06] There. +[2711.72 --> 2719.50] This feels like a really advanced, like, project that someone on YouTube made. +[2721.18 --> 2721.88] I don't know. +[2722.84 --> 2724.26] I'm sure it's more complicated than that. +[2724.44 --> 2727.18] I'm sure the thermal sensing stuff is actually quite complicated. +[2727.40 --> 2727.70] Right. +[2728.10 --> 2732.46] Like, the robot vision that they've programmed into this is probably pretty cool. +[2732.46 --> 2740.36] And there's probably some pretty, like, some pretty onerous sort of safety, health and safety certifications that they probably have to go through. +[2740.36 --> 2741.32] That sounds expensive. +[2741.60 --> 2741.74] Yeah. +[2742.62 --> 2743.14] All right. +[2743.52 --> 2743.84] Yeah. +[2744.38 --> 2747.18] Well, at any rate, why don't we move on to the next topic? +[2748.12 --> 2748.80] So, oh, you're right. +[2748.88 --> 2751.30] So, humans, your jobs are not safe. +[2751.70 --> 2752.00] No. +[2752.10 --> 2752.78] Except for now they are. +[2753.66 --> 2755.74] Because Flippy is not that great. +[2756.08 --> 2757.44] But someone will make a good Flippy. +[2757.68 --> 2758.92] This is pretty crazy. +[2758.92 --> 2759.32] We'll update that one. +[2759.32 --> 2762.72] So, this was posted by Master Disaster on the forum. +[2763.14 --> 2767.14] But the original article, is this, like, from our forum? +[2767.94 --> 2771.50] Looks like one of the users of our forum blanked out their personal information and said, basically, +[2771.50 --> 2777.72] Dear Taxpayer, Newegg has provided the Department of Revenue Services records of your online purchases. +[2777.88 --> 2781.80] They put a dash in online because apparently they still live in 2002. +[2782.22 --> 2782.54] Super old. +[2782.62 --> 2782.82] Yeah. +[2783.24 --> 2785.50] During taxable years 2014, 2015, and 2016. +[2786.30 --> 2792.04] According to these records, you made purchases in at least one of these years but were not charged Connecticut sales tax. +[2792.16 --> 2793.96] Therefore, you owe tax on the items. +[2794.92 --> 2796.50] Tax, interest, penalty. +[2797.34 --> 2797.90] Penalty. +[2797.90 --> 2800.86] Total amount due, $103.10. +[2801.06 --> 2804.30] Now, this is based on only spending about $1,000. +[2804.76 --> 2813.30] So, anyone who was a heavy buyer or, like, maybe was the coordination point for group buys for their friends, for example, +[2813.84 --> 2816.54] or, like, regularly bought systems and built them for other people, +[2817.02 --> 2825.28] if they didn't go and pour through the Connecticut tax code to determine that Newegg should have been paying them tax +[2825.28 --> 2830.16] or should have been submitting, charging them tax and then submitting it to the state of Connecticut, +[2830.16 --> 2833.24] they could be on the hook for thousands and thousands of dollars. +[2833.42 --> 2843.40] American online tax law is basically, as far as I know, actually the worst out of anyone. +[2843.40 --> 2845.58] But it's pretty broken. +[2845.58 --> 2852.06] And, like, the average person, I don't think the average person should be blamed for not being aware of this stuff. +[2852.12 --> 2853.44] Like, on the one hand, yes. +[2854.32 --> 2862.66] Officially, according to tax laws here in Canada, too, you should pay tax even if you weren't charged tax on the transaction. +[2862.66 --> 2869.96] For example, if I were to buy something on Craigslist, or if I were to sell something on Craigslist, +[2870.08 --> 2875.44] I'm supposed to pay income tax on the money that I made. +[2875.84 --> 2881.76] And if I was to sell something on Craigslist, I am supposed to, I think, over a certain amount. +[2881.84 --> 2886.40] So, if I was doing it regularly, I am supposed to collect provincial and general sales tax +[2886.40 --> 2890.64] and submit it to the appropriate governing bodies on behalf of the buyer. +[2890.64 --> 2901.38] But, like, going all the way back to 2014 to 2016, and then just sending letters to everyone? +[2903.28 --> 2903.76] Wow. +[2904.68 --> 2906.76] No subpoena or warrant was involved. +[2906.98 --> 2908.44] The DRS just sent New Egg a letter. +[2908.58 --> 2909.24] They complied. +[2909.76 --> 2913.06] Which, I mean, yeah. +[2914.60 --> 2917.04] Would they have a legal justification to not? +[2917.10 --> 2919.38] Yeah, I mean, I guess that's people's personal information, right? +[2919.38 --> 2920.92] Like, that's pretty BS. +[2921.30 --> 2921.56] Yeah. +[2927.56 --> 2927.96] Man. +[2931.30 --> 2932.74] Well, how would they be able to mail them? +[2932.74 --> 2933.28] New Egg only sent the amounts? +[2933.36 --> 2935.28] How would they be able to mail them with their personal information? +[2936.34 --> 2937.66] Yeah, so name, address, I guess. +[2937.66 --> 2937.80] Yeah. +[2938.00 --> 2938.46] So, okay. +[2938.54 --> 2942.02] So, apparently, the DRS submitted the names and addresses and asked New Egg for the amounts. +[2942.22 --> 2942.58] Oh. +[2942.58 --> 2943.70] So, okay. +[2943.70 --> 2947.98] I can see New Egg supplying that, but I don't know, man. +[2948.04 --> 2953.34] Like, this is one of those things where this is not the consumer's fault. +[2954.18 --> 2956.26] NH Massacre said, I'm screwed. +[2956.36 --> 2958.18] I spent over $13,000 on New Egg. +[2958.24 --> 2959.00] Are you from Connecticut? +[2959.38 --> 2960.16] I think you have to. +[2960.22 --> 2961.52] I think this only applies to people in Connecticut. +[2961.52 --> 2963.28] This only applies to Connecticut for now. +[2963.28 --> 2965.72] But this is a can of worms. +[2966.16 --> 2966.26] Yeah. +[2967.78 --> 2974.38] Because even here in Canada, the way that the taxation has worked for online purchases has been a little bit complicated at times. +[2975.14 --> 2979.06] And as far as I know, nothing was ever done retroactively. +[2980.06 --> 2988.44] And as far as I know, when the laws changed back in 2008, 2009, somewhere around there, when they introduced harmonized sales tax, +[2988.44 --> 2991.16] the onus was on the retailer to deal with it. +[2991.20 --> 2991.44] Yeah, you have to try. +[2991.44 --> 2992.92] And we were the ones who were in trouble. +[2993.42 --> 3001.10] And that seems a lot more fair to me than putting it on, you know, individual Joe Average in Connecticut. +[3001.28 --> 3002.04] No, I completely agree. +[3005.92 --> 3006.78] Crap, what was I going to say? +[3008.72 --> 3009.08] Right. +[3009.08 --> 3016.94] So, a lot of tax law was made before it was reasonable to buy something in one area when you are in another area. +[3016.94 --> 3023.74] And then when that started becoming more popular, it was mostly like calling in to order stuff. +[3023.82 --> 3026.66] And that was such low volume that nobody cared. +[3027.14 --> 3031.12] And even once you started buying things on the internet, most people were pretty skeptical about buying things on the internet. +[3031.30 --> 3033.24] And there wasn't a lot of that going on. +[3033.28 --> 3035.00] And then Amazon blows up. +[3035.52 --> 3037.12] And all these other sites blow up. +[3037.30 --> 3043.66] And now a lot of people are doing a pretty hefty portion, possibly most of their shopping on the internet. +[3043.98 --> 3045.12] Now it's a big deal. +[3045.12 --> 3050.72] Because, I mean, remember, it's not like we're in a situation where the individual states are just like flush with cash. +[3051.22 --> 3051.36] Yeah. +[3051.52 --> 3063.26] So, if they can find a way to get, you know, anywhere between a couple of percent and a couple more than that percent of every transaction that takes place online for items coming into their state. +[3063.26 --> 3065.14] I mean, think about it. +[3066.10 --> 3072.72] Those items don't get to the door without a truck driving on a road that theoretically the state maintains. +[3073.22 --> 3073.28] Like. +[3074.12 --> 3078.76] Someone said, Luke, use tax covers out of state purchases. +[3078.86 --> 3080.08] I'm assuming they mean U.S. tax. +[3080.72 --> 3081.60] Not really. +[3081.60 --> 3083.78] This is. +[3085.02 --> 3085.60] Use tax. +[3085.60 --> 3085.68] Use. +[3085.68 --> 3085.76] Use. +[3085.76 --> 3085.78] Use. +[3086.78 --> 3088.10] No, he said U.S.E. +[3088.34 --> 3089.20] Oh, yeah, exactly. +[3089.20 --> 3090.72] Use tax. +[3091.42 --> 3091.76] Like that. +[3093.20 --> 3093.72] Oh. +[3093.96 --> 3095.14] Either way, it doesn't. +[3095.70 --> 3096.78] Not in all cases. +[3096.78 --> 3109.26] And there's really weird situations where, like, for if you're talking about digital stuff, if the company you're buying something from has a server in your state, that's Nexus. +[3109.58 --> 3113.10] So, they have a, like, location there, which changes how it all works. +[3113.16 --> 3115.28] It's a very, very complicated. +[3115.38 --> 3119.40] And it varies depending on whether it's a digital goods or service or a physical item. +[3119.70 --> 3119.94] Yeah. +[3119.94 --> 3125.08] And, like, it varies per state, per county in some places. +[3125.28 --> 3125.64] Like, it's. +[3126.10 --> 3126.60] It's actually. +[3126.90 --> 3128.58] U.S. tax is extremely complicated. +[3129.72 --> 3130.32] All right. +[3130.38 --> 3134.54] Speaking of things that are extremely complicated, my feelings about this latest bit of news. +[3134.70 --> 3135.48] The original article here. +[3135.48 --> 3136.28] We're still correcting about use tax. +[3136.36 --> 3137.00] It doesn't matter. +[3137.26 --> 3138.32] There's other things that apply. +[3139.06 --> 3140.70] Sorry that I got that part wrong. +[3140.88 --> 3142.26] There is still other stuff that applies. +[3144.84 --> 3148.50] McAfee acquires VPN company, which I actually didn't realize was Canadian. +[3149.08 --> 3149.30] Was. +[3149.30 --> 3150.14] Tunnel Bear. +[3150.14 --> 3150.70] Tunnel Bear. +[3152.00 --> 3153.46] Dun, dun, dun. +[3153.94 --> 3156.38] Terms of the deal have not been disclosed. +[3158.02 --> 3164.54] McAfee says it plans to integrate Tunnel Bear's technologies into their own VPN products that I've never heard of until now, SafeConnect. +[3165.78 --> 3172.38] Apparently, Tunnel Bear will also continue to work on its own products under its own brand. +[3172.76 --> 3177.40] According to the report, Tunnel Bear is a profitable company, so presumably McAfee paid a pretty penny for it. +[3177.40 --> 3179.20] Just a little bit of history. +[3179.32 --> 3181.54] McAfee was acquired by Intel in 2011. +[3181.90 --> 3182.18] It's McAfee. +[3183.28 --> 3183.76] McAfee? +[3184.38 --> 3184.74] Whatever. +[3186.38 --> 3193.82] Intel rebranded it to Intel Security, and then it was later split into a new company with the old McAfee, McAfee, whatever name. +[3193.82 --> 3194.32] There's no A. +[3194.32 --> 3196.78] In partnership with private equity firm TPG. +[3197.16 --> 3200.72] So this is their second acquisition since becoming a separate company again. +[3201.32 --> 3206.24] And so here's where we're at on this. +[3206.24 --> 3218.98] As you guys probably know, Tunnel Bear is a pretty, has been a long-time supporter of the show. +[3220.06 --> 3220.20] Yeah. +[3223.62 --> 3225.72] So we've reached out to them for comment. +[3225.86 --> 3227.36] I don't think we've heard back yet. +[3227.60 --> 3229.88] I'm actually not sure if we've heard back yet. +[3229.88 --> 3239.14] But we would love to hear from our community what they think of this news. +[3240.34 --> 3248.72] So one key change is now that Tunnel Bear is owned by an American interest, they will have to comply with some American laws, as far as I know. +[3249.80 --> 3256.16] So that's one difference that there might be to the service and their way of operating. +[3256.16 --> 3258.06] I'm going to chime in slightly here. +[3260.36 --> 3263.80] Canada has a lot of crazy privacy laws, too. +[3264.50 --> 3266.40] The U.S. privacy laws are more well-documented. +[3267.42 --> 3270.76] But if you want to have some fun, Google Spy Palace. +[3271.64 --> 3273.28] It'll bring up some Canadian stuff. +[3274.24 --> 3275.02] Interesting articles. +[3278.18 --> 3280.44] So, yeah. +[3281.20 --> 3282.40] And five eyes. +[3282.64 --> 3283.88] So that was some interesting news. +[3283.88 --> 3287.74] In other interesting news, this was posted by Cenari on the forum. +[3287.88 --> 3289.92] The original article is from Overclock.net. +[3291.86 --> 3298.04] Modders have apparently gotten Coffee Lake working on 100 and 200 series chipsets. +[3299.04 --> 3304.14] So far, the Core i3-8100 has been tested working completely on a 100 series board. +[3305.88 --> 3308.20] Well, apparently multiple 100 series boards. +[3309.22 --> 3310.42] And what else do we have here? +[3310.42 --> 3316.46] So, LittleHill contributed in adding the Coffee Lake CPU microcode and suggestions of using correct ME version to boot the CPU. +[3317.00 --> 3324.86] RootUser123 fixed iGPU by extracting Coffee Lake iGPU vBios on the latest GOP driver from Sonix and updating the vBios and GOP driver. +[3325.76 --> 3326.16] Wow. +[3327.16 --> 3327.78] Contributed in... +[3327.78 --> 3333.38] DeSanke contributed in booting 6-core CPU on MSI Z270 motherboard and giving lots of assistance in solving problems. +[3334.08 --> 3336.16] LSW contributed in testing and writing guides. +[3336.50 --> 3342.72] ModAX solved the issue with the PCIe 16X not working and CPU voltage readout fixes when using Coffee Lake CPUs. +[3344.46 --> 3347.72] Very, very interesting. +[3347.72 --> 3349.88] Nice eBay GPU ads you got going on there. +[3351.18 --> 3354.16] Because of higher power limits, this is a quote here, +[3354.24 --> 3360.30] I would not suggest this mod with i5 and i7 K-series CPUs. +[3360.30 --> 3363.30] So, this comes back to... +[3364.82 --> 3367.02] I'm not talking to you, Siri. +[3368.08 --> 3368.68] Go away. +[3369.56 --> 3378.36] So, this comes back to the speculation that took place when Intel said they would not be supporting Coffee Lake on 100 and 200 series. +[3378.46 --> 3380.78] But I'm going to go through Jake's notes here first as a courtesy. +[3380.78 --> 3380.92] Let's see. +[3385.00 --> 3386.94] Oh, actually, that was the first thing in his notes. +[3387.04 --> 3387.74] Good job, Jake. +[3388.22 --> 3390.32] So, here's what they said. +[3390.72 --> 3400.78] It might have worked for the most part, but it didn't work well enough or reliably enough for Intel to allow this compatibility to make it to the market. +[3401.22 --> 3404.02] So, they software and BIOS locked off the compatibility. +[3404.94 --> 3407.72] Most of this was due to Coffee Lake's different power setup. +[3407.72 --> 3421.04] It was not necessarily that the board didn't have enough power delivery, but the board's power delivery is distributed over more pins to better support Coffee Lake's six core chips like the 8700K. +[3421.88 --> 3429.62] So, WCCF Tech reported that ground pins went from 377 to 391 and power pins went from 128 to 146. +[3429.78 --> 3437.08] Something a lot of people don't know is that on particularly a brand new CPU, like I found a really good... +[3437.08 --> 3439.08] I forget why I was looking at this, but... +[3439.08 --> 3443.16] I7-920 pin map? +[3446.10 --> 3446.58] Cool. +[3447.62 --> 3449.84] This blog, ReEngine blog? +[3449.96 --> 3450.40] Check this out. +[3451.18 --> 3457.20] I forget why I was looking at this, but this is a map posted on reengine.org, +[3457.20 --> 3465.94] where this guy or gal mapped out what all of the different pins are and then color-coded them. +[3466.36 --> 3469.80] So, you can see here, all this green stuff is memory controller. +[3469.80 --> 3474.80] All this blue stuff is QPI data. +[3474.80 --> 3476.80] All the gray stuff. +[3476.80 --> 3484.80] So, like 70-80% of what's in here, a bunch of this in here, here, probably a good 50% of what's in here. +[3484.80 --> 3486.80] All that gray stuff is reserved pins. +[3486.80 --> 3492.34] And those reserved pins might be for different SKUs that have more hardware in them. +[3492.34 --> 3499.34] For example, this is a Bloomfield, and so it was architecturally very similar to the contemporary Xeons. +[3499.34 --> 3504.34] So, those Xeons would have had an additional QPI link that would have taken up probably... +[3504.34 --> 3505.34] Let's go back here. +[3505.34 --> 3507.34] Probably all the gray ones here. +[3507.34 --> 3508.34] Yeah. +[3508.34 --> 3511.34] That would have been the other QPI link for the other CPU that would have been needed. +[3511.34 --> 3513.34] But there's still all this other stuff. +[3513.34 --> 3524.34] And a lot of the time, those reserved pins are just in case Intel decides to do like a new CPU with, oh, I don't know, maybe more cores, for example. +[3524.34 --> 3526.34] They can use those for something. +[3526.34 --> 3534.34] So, this is just an example of them utilizing reserved pins in order to add more power. +[3534.34 --> 3541.34] So, going back to our notes here, the modders say that the pinout doesn't matter because they're just left disconnected, +[3541.34 --> 3546.34] because those pins are reserved on KB Lake except for two, which you can just cover with tape. +[3546.34 --> 3550.34] So, the extra pins offer about 8% greater impedance. +[3550.34 --> 3560.34] So, theoretically, lower power chips like the i3-8100 are fine, but you may have issues with overclockable, higher core count, or higher TDB chips. +[3560.34 --> 3563.34] There's a screenshot here of an 8700K working. +[3563.34 --> 3567.34] So, you can check this out on a presumably MSI board. +[3567.34 --> 3574.34] But, no actual evidence of it running correctly or stably. +[3574.34 --> 3578.34] So, there you go. +[3578.34 --> 3581.34] It's exactly what... +[3581.34 --> 3585.34] I don't know if Intel ever publicly said that was it, but that's what we understood. +[3585.34 --> 3588.34] It's exactly what we knew it was. +[3588.34 --> 3591.34] It's not that it can't work. +[3591.34 --> 3594.34] It's that it can't work well enough. +[3594.34 --> 3595.34] So... +[3595.34 --> 3599.34] Unless you try super, super hard and use an i3-8100. +[3599.34 --> 3602.34] It's probably not worth the work. +[3603.34 --> 3605.34] So, that's where we're at on that. +[3605.34 --> 3606.34] Yeah. +[3609.34 --> 3610.34] What else we got here? +[3610.34 --> 3612.34] Alright, you want to talk about the Fortnite thing? +[3612.34 --> 3614.34] There's not a lot to say here, but I think it's kind of interesting. +[3614.34 --> 3617.34] PUBG has been rocking for a long time. +[3617.34 --> 3624.34] And a lot of people in the community, including myself, are pretty unsatisfied with how they've been kind of doing a lot of stuff. +[3624.34 --> 3626.34] Tell for the uninitiated why. +[3626.34 --> 3628.34] Their servers are super garbage. +[3628.34 --> 3636.34] Their down times that they choose for maintenance, even when they schedule it ahead of time, is in like prime time for North America, which is pretty rough. +[3636.34 --> 3637.34] And they do all the servers. +[3637.34 --> 3647.34] There's a huge amount of hacking and that's not being dealt with to a satisfactory level, including hacks like something called ESP, which is like... +[3647.34 --> 3650.34] Do you remember the Pokemon Go cheating stuff? +[3650.34 --> 3653.34] Where people would get like a website and it would show where all the Pokemon are? +[3653.34 --> 3656.34] You can get that except for PUBG. +[3656.34 --> 3661.34] So, it shows you where everyone on the map is and you can get it running on an external computer. +[3661.34 --> 3663.34] So, you don't even need to have it on your computer. +[3663.34 --> 3665.34] So, there's no way to detect it. +[3665.34 --> 3669.34] Because you can just VPN the other device, they'd have no idea it's going to your network. +[3669.34 --> 3670.34] Right. +[3670.34 --> 3676.34] So, even if they did find a way to track it somehow, which I don't think they could, then you can just VPN and there's no way for them to check it anyways. +[3676.34 --> 3677.34] Because they've just been on a different computer. +[3677.34 --> 3678.34] So, basically it has like fundamental flaws. +[3678.34 --> 3679.34] It's a huge... +[3679.34 --> 3680.34] There's a lot of issues. +[3680.34 --> 3683.34] There's things that piss a lot of people off. +[3683.34 --> 3686.34] And, yeah. +[3686.34 --> 3697.34] They took all this money that they got for having a successful game and instead of when what a lot of people think needed to happen is throwing all of that towards development of the main game, they developed like a mobile game. +[3697.34 --> 3707.34] And then they did this huge push to get it onto Xbox and like all this kind of stuff instead of developing the core thing. +[3707.34 --> 3714.34] They had version 1.0 released, which was as far as I can tell a giant publicity stunt because it was garbage. +[3714.34 --> 3716.34] There was still huge amounts of issues in the game. +[3716.34 --> 3719.34] Like it's been really frustrating. +[3719.34 --> 3722.34] You drop in, you have to parachute in. +[3722.34 --> 3723.34] I know you haven't really played. +[3723.34 --> 3724.34] I don't know how much you know about it. +[3724.34 --> 3725.34] You have to parachute in. +[3725.34 --> 3730.34] And sometimes you have to stand there for a little while and wait for things to actually spawn, like loot. +[3730.34 --> 3731.34] Sometimes it's there. +[3731.34 --> 3732.34] Who knows? +[3732.34 --> 3733.34] It might not work. +[3733.34 --> 3734.34] You try to parachute into the ground. +[3734.34 --> 3736.34] It might not let you out of the parachute. +[3736.34 --> 3740.34] Then when it does, it might just kill you or do a whole bunch of damage because it's like, oh, you fell. +[3740.34 --> 3744.34] It's like, wouldn't have fallen if the game worked. +[3744.34 --> 3745.34] Thanks. +[3745.34 --> 3746.34] There's huge rubber banding issues. +[3746.34 --> 3748.34] For a huge amount of time, there's massive performance issues. +[3748.34 --> 3751.34] There's still some performance issues, but not as much as there was before. +[3751.34 --> 3754.34] Tell me how you really feel about it. +[3754.34 --> 3768.34] Meanwhile, and I'm not as into the gameplay because I don't like the building aspects and stuff, but Fortnite released their Battle Royale mode after PUBG running on the same engine because they made it. +[3768.34 --> 3774.34] And it's what a lot of people would classify a better overall experience. +[3774.34 --> 3777.34] I'm not as into the gameplay because I don't like the building aspects. +[3777.34 --> 3780.34] You have to like actively build walls and do all this weird stuff. +[3780.34 --> 3788.34] And some of the fights are just ridiculous to watch because you just watch people like rapidly build walls and stairs and stuff like super, super, super, super, super, super fast. +[3788.34 --> 3789.34] And then like, one shot. +[3789.34 --> 3790.34] Okay. +[3790.34 --> 3791.34] It's over. +[3791.34 --> 3795.34] Because you like somehow got an angle on them while they were rapidly building this thing too. +[3795.34 --> 3796.34] I did. +[3796.34 --> 3804.34] Yeah, I'm not super into the gameplay, but I'm kind of happy that it's beating out PUBG because I want them to smarten the heck up because I would rather play that game. +[3804.34 --> 3807.34] It's just really frustrating sometimes. +[3807.34 --> 3811.34] Anyways, I don't know how much the Twitch chat actually agrees with me. +[3811.34 --> 3812.34] We should do a poll. +[3812.34 --> 3813.34] Hell yeah. +[3813.34 --> 3814.34] What do you like more? +[3814.34 --> 3816.34] PUBG or Fortnite? +[3816.34 --> 3817.34] Alright. +[3817.34 --> 3818.34] I'm on it. +[3818.34 --> 3830.34] I like playing PUBG more, but I get very angry when like I'll rubber band around a wall or I'll be like clearly behind something and die. +[3830.34 --> 3833.34] And it's not the other, the other dude isn't hacking or anything. +[3833.34 --> 3835.34] It's just huge latency issues. +[3835.34 --> 3837.34] The, the tick rate on the servers is garbage. +[3837.34 --> 3841.34] I don't remember what it is now, but it was like 11 to 17 before. +[3841.34 --> 3842.34] Really? +[3842.34 --> 3844.34] Like it's, it's really bad. +[3844.34 --> 3845.34] Why? +[3845.34 --> 3849.34] This is something, you know, maybe you can explain this to me from a technical standpoint. +[3849.34 --> 3851.34] Why run a crappy tick rate? +[3851.34 --> 3854.34] When everyone knows what would be better. +[3854.34 --> 3855.34] I think it's cheaper. +[3855.34 --> 3856.34] Um, okay. +[3856.34 --> 3861.34] So in like October, they were saying 17 Hertz tick rate. +[3861.34 --> 3862.34] Really? +[3862.34 --> 3863.34] Yeah. +[3863.34 --> 3866.34] How can you even play a competitive game like that? +[3866.34 --> 3867.34] Yeah. +[3867.34 --> 3872.34] Like there's issues with the game and the, yeah, a lot of it's just ignored. +[3872.34 --> 3878.34] More people are voting for Fortnite right now. +[3878.34 --> 3881.34] It's really close to be fair. +[3881.34 --> 3882.34] Wow. +[3882.34 --> 3883.34] These votes are coming in really fast. +[3883.34 --> 3886.34] And a lot of people like compared to most polls we run. +[3886.34 --> 3887.34] Yeah. +[3887.34 --> 3888.34] This is crazy. +[3888.34 --> 3890.34] But then you think about it. +[3890.34 --> 3891.34] We're streaming on Twitch. +[3891.34 --> 3893.34] Most of the time we're not doing gaming polls. +[3893.34 --> 3894.34] That's fair. +[3894.34 --> 3895.34] Yeah. +[3895.34 --> 3896.34] Yeah. +[3896.34 --> 3898.34] So it's, it's close, which I'm not surprised by. +[3898.34 --> 3899.34] Right. +[3899.34 --> 3901.34] But Fortnite is edging out pub G, which shouldn't be surprising. +[3901.34 --> 3902.34] Exactly. +[3902.34 --> 3906.34] And I, I, I prefer the gameplay style of pub G and all this kind of stuff. +[3906.34 --> 3908.34] There's just so many frustrating things. +[3908.34 --> 3915.34] Oh, anyways, which I had time to play games. +[3915.34 --> 3918.34] I legitimately do. +[3918.34 --> 3930.34] So in other news, game over for drones. +[3930.34 --> 3931.34] Drones. +[3931.34 --> 3932.34] That's bad. +[3932.34 --> 3937.34] A drone crashed in Arizona national forest, starting a wildfire. +[3937.34 --> 3946.34] It's something about 200 acres, 200 acres that burned 300 acres over 300 acres with 30 firefighters +[3946.34 --> 3948.34] able to contain it within the day. +[3948.34 --> 3951.34] That's how much it burned in a day. +[3951.34 --> 3956.34] And it's unclear what kind of drone it was, but it caught fire when it crashed, setting +[3956.34 --> 3959.34] fire to a grassland area called Kendrick Park. +[3959.34 --> 3964.34] The pilot was identified and charged with starting a forest fire. +[3964.34 --> 3969.34] Uh, lawmakers are pushing to criminalize drone flying in wildfire areas. +[3969.34 --> 3974.34] So basically you're not going to be able to fly a drone near a person, near an animal, +[3974.34 --> 3982.34] near a vehicle, near a wildfire area, which is like, what isn't? +[3982.34 --> 3983.34] Yeah. +[3983.34 --> 3988.34] Um, a spokesperson for the forest said it is legal to fly a drone in the forest as long +[3988.34 --> 3990.34] as it doesn't take off in a wilderness area. +[3990.34 --> 3992.34] And as long as there are no nearby wildfires. +[3992.34 --> 3997.34] So I don't know how you're going to turn this into a criminal charge against the guy. +[3997.34 --> 3999.34] Um, or wait, no. +[3999.34 --> 4000.34] Okay. +[4000.34 --> 4001.34] Yeah, you can be. +[4001.34 --> 4002.34] Yeah. +[4002.34 --> 4003.34] Okay. +[4003.34 --> 4004.34] So I guess, is it negligence? +[4004.34 --> 4005.34] I guess so. +[4005.34 --> 4010.34] Cause I think, I feel like you'd have to have precautions along the route. +[4010.34 --> 4015.34] So if nothing else, you'd have to have like people out along the route because I bet you +[4015.34 --> 4018.34] film crews would still be able to get away with it. +[4018.34 --> 4019.34] Interesting. +[4019.34 --> 4026.34] Cause they could have like crew around just in case the drone fell, you know? +[4026.34 --> 4031.34] So here's another good one. +[4031.34 --> 4032.34] Goodbye drones. +[4032.34 --> 4034.34] Goodbye porn. +[4034.34 --> 4046.34] Um, Rhode Island is proposing a bill requiring internet service providers to block sexual content +[4046.34 --> 4051.34] and not necessarily for the reason you might think. +[4051.34 --> 4055.34] Cause you would probably go, it's probably a think of the children. +[4055.34 --> 4061.34] But what they really want is to get $20 from you. +[4061.34 --> 4062.34] One time. +[4062.34 --> 4063.34] So one time fee. +[4063.34 --> 4072.34] $20 from you to be able to access pornography, which will give money to the state to help fund +[4072.34 --> 4075.34] the operation of the council on human trafficking. +[4075.34 --> 4084.34] You have to send in a request in writing that you want it disabled. +[4084.34 --> 4088.34] You have to present your ID to verify that you're older than 18. +[4088.34 --> 4101.34] And you have to acknowledge receiving written warning regarding the danger associated with deactivating the filter. +[4101.34 --> 4102.34] Wow. +[4102.34 --> 4103.34] Yeah. +[4103.34 --> 4107.34] So that's interesting. +[4107.34 --> 4115.34] With current wording, it seems like the filters for illegal things like child porn would also be deactivated if you paid the fee. +[4115.34 --> 4116.34] What? +[4120.34 --> 4123.34] How does that help the problem that they're doing? +[4123.34 --> 4124.34] Okay. +[4124.34 --> 4125.34] I... +[4125.34 --> 4126.34] Nah. +[4126.34 --> 4133.34] Completely regardless of the moral issues of blocking anything on the internet to any degree, whatever, whatever, whatever. +[4133.34 --> 4135.34] Completely ignore all of that kind of stuff for now. +[4135.34 --> 4139.34] Just look at the stance they're trying to make and the result that they're setting up. +[4139.34 --> 4141.34] They don't line up. +[4141.34 --> 4144.34] That's completely what I'm confused about right now. +[4146.34 --> 4147.34] So... +[4147.34 --> 4148.34] What? +[4148.34 --> 4149.34] That's so weird. +[4149.34 --> 4151.34] But they would have a registry of all the people who are unlocked. +[4151.34 --> 4152.34] Yeah. +[4153.34 --> 4154.34] Unzipped. +[4154.34 --> 4155.34] Just... +[4158.34 --> 4159.34] But that's just awkward. +[4159.34 --> 4162.34] And like it sounds like you have to maybe do it in person. +[4162.34 --> 4163.34] Because that has to be in writing. +[4163.34 --> 4167.34] You have to acknowledge that you've seen this form saying that you're a bad person, essentially. +[4167.34 --> 4170.34] And you have to present your ID. +[4170.34 --> 4171.34] It says present ID. +[4171.34 --> 4172.34] Not like... +[4173.34 --> 4174.34] So... +[4174.34 --> 4180.34] My understanding is that human trafficking and effectively slavery is actually a huge problem in the porn industry. +[4180.34 --> 4181.34] Okay. +[4181.34 --> 4182.34] I don't do a ton of research on it. +[4182.34 --> 4184.34] But like... +[4185.34 --> 4186.34] Apparently people can end up... +[4187.34 --> 4189.34] Like not so much in North America, I don't think. +[4189.34 --> 4192.34] But people can end up signing contracts without fully understanding them. +[4193.34 --> 4195.34] That basically turn them into sex slaves. +[4195.34 --> 4197.34] That sounds less likely in North America. +[4197.34 --> 4198.34] Yeah. +[4198.34 --> 4213.34] And so I can understand the need to sort of investigate where this internet porn is coming from, the impact it's having, and if there are illegal activities going on that are driving it. +[4213.34 --> 4223.34] But I don't think that, like an internet censorship bill makes a ton of sense as the way to go about that. +[4223.34 --> 4225.34] That seems sort of like a broader... +[4229.34 --> 4230.34] Yeah. +[4230.34 --> 4235.34] Once again, another topic that I'm really just not sure what to say about. +[4235.34 --> 4236.34] I just don't understand. +[4236.34 --> 4237.34] Like... +[4237.34 --> 4240.34] Is this the worst thought out thing ever? +[4240.34 --> 4244.34] Like that's the only thing, that's the only conclusion I'm really coming to. +[4245.34 --> 4250.34] Like if, regardless of your stance on it, whether you're for it or against it, their approach is super confusing. +[4250.34 --> 4256.34] Okay, so we've got people correcting me, saying that bringing people into North America to act as slaves is still pretty common. +[4257.34 --> 4258.34] Yeah, it's a little bit different though. +[4259.34 --> 4261.34] So in North America, the way that typically... +[4261.34 --> 4262.34] This is my understanding. +[4262.34 --> 4270.34] The way that the human trafficking game typically works is that you're relying on their very poor language skills and the fact that they don't understand the... +[4271.34 --> 4274.34] The laws of the country in order to get themselves out of it. +[4274.34 --> 4276.34] But that's not really what I was talking about. +[4276.34 --> 4290.34] I was talking about situations where actually through legal contracts, you're creating situations where people are effectively being sexually assaulted at work every day, but they're contractually obligated to continue to do it. +[4293.34 --> 4295.34] So, yeah. +[4296.34 --> 4297.34] Okay. +[4298.34 --> 4299.34] So, thanks for watching, guys! +[4300.34 --> 4301.34] This has been an interesting WAN show. +[4301.34 --> 4302.34] We will see you again next week. +[4302.34 --> 4303.34] What a great end of the show. +[4303.34 --> 4305.34] Same bat time, same bat channel. +[4305.34 --> 4306.34] Bye! +[4306.34 --> 4307.34] Bye! +[4336.34 --> 4337.34] I mean, yeah. +[4339.34 --> 4343.34] I heard... I heard that that was one of the White House's top priorities. +[4345.34 --> 4346.34] Stopping the sexual harassment. +[4346.34 --> 4347.34] foundations. +[4347.34 --> 4367.94] I looked at belt NXT that's who wasntown me by tying in the +[4369.38 --> 4371.34] It's just so hard to totally see it. diff --git a/Get Your FREE AMD CPU... no seriously... WAN Show Feb. 16 2018_transcript.txt b/Get Your FREE AMD CPU... no seriously... WAN Show Feb. 16 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..41699eb4254c5494575852130e19bb553f640ded --- /dev/null +++ b/Get Your FREE AMD CPU... no seriously... WAN Show Feb. 16 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1352 @@ +[0.00 --> 0.60] I'm good now. +[1.60 --> 3.62] Confirm start dot text. +[4.60 --> 5.64] Am I high again? +[5.92 --> 10.48] Oh wow, I meant the height of the chair. +[10.82 --> 11.88] Welcome to WAD Show. +[12.26 --> 12.84] How's it going? +[12.90 --> 14.48] We have a bunch of great news this week. +[14.80 --> 15.64] Twitter made money. +[15.82 --> 16.44] That's weird. +[16.70 --> 18.34] I don't think that's ever happened before. +[18.48 --> 20.66] No, no, I don't believe it has. +[21.20 --> 24.06] The HomePod stains your furniture permanently. +[24.66 --> 28.32] AMD is apparently potentially sending out free processors? +[28.32 --> 30.50] We'll have to get to that later. +[30.70 --> 33.84] Google removes the ability to view images. +[34.26 --> 37.20] Now requires you to save them to your account. +[39.26 --> 39.70] And... +[39.70 --> 41.76] I think we've called out enough news. +[42.20 --> 43.80] Stay tuned to watch the rest. +[43.80 --> 44.16] Intro. +[44.46 --> 45.26] Intro roll. +[56.18 --> 57.54] I am so hungry. +[57.54 --> 60.32] Like, I need that savage jerky spot today. +[61.64 --> 62.20] Yeah. +[62.54 --> 66.38] I am so excited for the savage jerky spot. +[66.72 --> 66.92] Yeah. +[67.08 --> 68.26] Fresh books must have been so good. +[68.74 --> 69.08] Yeah. +[70.76 --> 72.38] But that savage jerky. +[73.16 --> 74.22] P.S. the sriracha. +[74.30 --> 74.74] You know what? +[75.00 --> 75.52] Whatever. +[75.92 --> 76.62] Screw Colton. +[77.60 --> 78.92] It is really good. +[78.94 --> 79.66] Yeah, it's fine. +[79.74 --> 80.86] But it's not... +[80.86 --> 81.20] Okay. +[81.82 --> 82.72] I think healthcare... +[82.72 --> 85.38] When everything on a 10 point scale starts at 9, you're still... +[85.38 --> 85.68] You know? +[85.84 --> 86.20] Yeah. +[86.80 --> 87.74] But there's 10s. +[88.04 --> 89.26] But there's 10s, Colton. +[90.26 --> 91.42] See, Colton, he's not a... +[91.42 --> 92.74] You know, he's not a 10 thinker. +[92.94 --> 93.16] You know? +[93.18 --> 94.14] He's more of a... +[94.14 --> 95.14] He's more of a... +[95.14 --> 96.34] 9 thinker. +[96.34 --> 97.80] As long as it's past the post. +[97.90 --> 98.16] Yeah. +[98.16 --> 98.32] You know? +[98.44 --> 99.20] Past the post. +[99.20 --> 104.82] All right. +[105.26 --> 110.44] So, we have got a lot of great news for you guys. +[110.52 --> 113.98] Why don't we kick it right off with Twitter made money. +[114.32 --> 120.12] So, this might not sound too crazy, but if you've been following Twitter at all, they have never been profitable. +[120.98 --> 126.46] Twitter turns a profit for the first time in 12 years. +[126.46 --> 128.36] And just like so many other... +[128.36 --> 129.02] Look at this. +[129.20 --> 129.76] Like... +[129.76 --> 130.52] Look at this. +[130.62 --> 131.76] Look at that one. +[131.84 --> 136.34] They've lost as much as $500 million in a single quarter. +[136.66 --> 137.58] Oh, man. +[137.64 --> 138.06] Like... +[138.06 --> 139.90] What do they do? +[139.98 --> 142.92] And like regularly, $100 to $200 million. +[143.24 --> 144.74] They made $100 million. +[145.42 --> 151.06] Like, they are clearly still many, many years in the hole, but like... +[151.06 --> 155.20] $91 million profit on $732 million revenue. +[155.58 --> 155.72] What? +[155.72 --> 164.30] And there's so many social kind of tech companies like this that just make nothing and burn for so long. +[164.52 --> 165.14] I don't know. +[165.28 --> 168.40] Like, Snapchat is actually at the point now where it's like old. +[168.40 --> 171.86] And people don't really want to use it anymore because it like feels old. +[172.78 --> 173.18] Wow. +[173.92 --> 174.36] And... +[174.36 --> 174.92] I don't... +[174.92 --> 176.58] I still don't think they're really making money. +[178.02 --> 180.54] So like, yeah, they didn't really make enough. +[181.08 --> 183.54] It says here, the profit was modest. +[183.54 --> 187.50] $91 million on a $732 million in revenue. +[187.66 --> 189.14] So the profit was $91 million. +[189.38 --> 189.56] Yeah. +[189.68 --> 191.44] The revenue was $732. +[191.98 --> 197.56] Their shares soared as much as 30%, which is the most since November 7th, 2013. +[197.86 --> 200.54] Did they really go public that long ago? +[201.26 --> 202.06] It's been a while. +[202.14 --> 202.84] Like, what... +[202.84 --> 204.64] See, this is what... +[204.64 --> 206.72] This is why I don't invest in stocks. +[207.06 --> 209.20] Because I don't understand it. +[211.44 --> 214.10] It's basically if you're... +[214.10 --> 214.28] Okay. +[215.22 --> 219.98] Now, to be clear, there are situations where I kind of look at it and go, okay, yeah, that sort of makes sense. +[219.98 --> 225.66] Like, there are companies that pay out a dividend on their profits to their shareholders. +[226.22 --> 234.32] So if you do the math and you go, okay, well, this is blue chip enough and stable enough that I think that they are... +[234.32 --> 235.48] What's their blue chip terminology? +[235.68 --> 236.06] Blue chip? +[236.24 --> 236.42] Yeah. +[236.52 --> 241.80] A blue chip stock is like a predictable one that basically rises and falls as the market in general does. +[241.80 --> 243.76] If you think you're bad at stock, I'm like a tier below. +[243.98 --> 244.26] Okay. +[244.26 --> 255.54] So if you look at it and you go, okay, this blue chip stock pays out dividends at sort of X rate and overall we're tracking this and the economic outlook is Y and whatever. +[255.84 --> 256.42] Because I can't buy any. +[256.80 --> 257.04] Right. +[257.32 --> 257.48] Yeah. +[258.04 --> 259.26] Then you could kind of go... +[259.26 --> 264.00] And in eight years, I'll have made back what I spent on my stock in just dividends. +[264.24 --> 265.64] And then you still own the stock. +[265.66 --> 266.60] And then you still own the stock. +[266.60 --> 272.04] Like, if there's some kind of math that you can do where you kind of go, oh, okay, yeah, sure, maybe that sort of makes sense. +[272.04 --> 275.68] To be clear, it's still gambling because it can all still totally be destroyed. +[275.82 --> 277.04] The company could vanish. +[277.28 --> 277.40] Yeah. +[278.12 --> 284.80] But this whole betting on companies that don't make money, that one really confuses me. +[285.32 --> 286.18] Like, I've always... +[286.18 --> 293.00] The way that I've always believed in running a business is small is fine. +[294.18 --> 295.08] Big is good. +[295.32 --> 296.00] Big is better. +[296.38 --> 298.82] But profitable is essential. +[299.14 --> 300.40] I believe in sustainability. +[300.40 --> 315.18] Everyone who gets hired at Linus Media Group should know that even if I fail in my efforts to go around and get on my knees and do whatever it is that I need to do from my knees, be it like this or like whatever else... +[315.18 --> 316.32] I don't even need to see what you did. +[316.32 --> 317.46] With VC capitalists. +[317.52 --> 327.40] They need to know that even if my efforts to raise money from people who just, you know, don't know what to spend it on fail, they will still have a job. +[327.54 --> 327.72] Yeah. +[327.82 --> 328.64] I believe in that. +[328.80 --> 330.50] I like not being VC-based. +[330.84 --> 331.56] It's kind of cool. +[332.36 --> 334.70] Even though Flowpoint sort of is, but in a different way. +[335.10 --> 335.88] In a different way. +[337.30 --> 338.42] In a quite different way. +[338.42 --> 340.24] Yeah, so the way it works is I'm the VC. +[340.66 --> 340.86] Yeah. +[343.58 --> 345.54] Which is, I think that's different. +[345.82 --> 345.92] Yeah. +[346.02 --> 346.84] It is different. +[347.06 --> 353.70] The two and I have a long working relationship and like I'm directly involved in the company. +[353.70 --> 354.06] Yes. +[354.06 --> 355.76] It's not like... +[355.76 --> 357.82] It's inside investment? +[358.28 --> 359.52] That sounds like a bad thing. +[359.62 --> 360.28] Is that what it's called? +[360.42 --> 360.68] I don't know. +[360.68 --> 362.98] It's probably not called that because that sounds like... +[362.98 --> 363.70] It sounds sketchy. +[363.72 --> 366.74] It sounds something like something illegal, but it's specifically... +[366.74 --> 376.28] The point is this whole pure speculation on I'm going to buy this stock because like someone else is going to look at it and go, +[376.28 --> 380.38] wow, I should have bought that stock and they're going to jump in and they're going to buy it for more and then I'm going to sell it. +[380.38 --> 387.24] Like that has always been scary to me for the same reasons that cryptocurrency is scary. +[387.54 --> 387.68] Yeah. +[387.94 --> 389.76] Or putting... +[389.76 --> 390.60] Well, because it's the same. +[390.64 --> 394.28] Or mortgaging my house and putting it all on black is scary. +[394.44 --> 396.36] Like all of those things are scary to me. +[398.92 --> 404.12] And so I just want to make sure that even though we're getting kind of amped because Twitter made money, +[404.20 --> 407.10] which I have never seen an ad on Twitter. +[407.86 --> 408.70] Oh, I have. +[409.02 --> 409.60] Where are they? +[409.68 --> 410.32] No, they're not ads. +[410.38 --> 411.00] Because they're promotions. +[411.14 --> 412.10] I don't see ads. +[412.20 --> 412.66] They're promotions. +[412.72 --> 413.90] I actually just like... +[413.90 --> 415.58] I have like a learning disability. +[416.16 --> 416.78] Like I can't... +[416.78 --> 417.94] Or like a visual impairment. +[417.94 --> 419.10] I remember we talked about that, yeah. +[419.16 --> 420.58] Yeah, like I can't see them. +[420.74 --> 421.32] Where are they? +[421.52 --> 423.70] They're kind of hard to see because they're... +[423.70 --> 424.18] Here, okay. +[424.18 --> 427.16] Let's all go on a journey to Twitter together. +[427.32 --> 428.14] Let's go to the home. +[429.62 --> 429.94] Okay. +[430.84 --> 435.02] So I think you can pay to get here. +[435.40 --> 436.58] On worldwide trends? +[436.70 --> 437.80] I could be wrong. +[437.80 --> 440.56] But sometimes you'll see something that has like... +[440.56 --> 442.42] Like here, this doesn't have many tweets. +[442.42 --> 443.08] Yeah, exactly. +[443.08 --> 443.42] But like... +[443.42 --> 446.36] So there's ones with like huge amounts of thousands. +[446.64 --> 447.90] Watch something on Netflix. +[448.48 --> 449.66] So is this sponsored? +[449.82 --> 451.08] But it's not disclosed. +[453.62 --> 454.82] I have no idea. +[456.36 --> 456.76] Okay. +[456.76 --> 458.48] I think you can pay to get there. +[458.58 --> 460.84] I don't necessarily know that any ones that are there right now did. +[461.12 --> 461.38] Okay. +[461.38 --> 462.90] I could also be completely wrong. +[463.06 --> 464.50] So you can advertise with Twitter. +[464.68 --> 468.56] It's not real clear what you get for your money from looking at my homepage. +[468.56 --> 468.98] Maybe we should... +[468.98 --> 470.36] Or the Linus Tech Tips homepage anyway. +[470.54 --> 470.92] Check it. +[471.24 --> 471.52] Okay. +[471.66 --> 473.38] So why don't we go to... +[473.38 --> 473.88] Why don't we... +[473.88 --> 474.56] No, no, no, no, no. +[474.58 --> 475.60] I want to know where the ads are. +[475.66 --> 478.66] I don't want to know where to spend money to buy these supposed ads. +[478.66 --> 482.00] I don't think you're going to see any notifications. +[482.26 --> 484.36] I think you only see them in Home and Moments. +[485.60 --> 485.96] Okay. +[490.84 --> 492.26] No, this is from my network. +[492.28 --> 492.38] Oh, it's from my network. +[492.38 --> 492.88] I followed it. +[492.88 --> 493.54] Okay, okay. +[494.00 --> 494.54] So like... +[497.02 --> 501.06] So this is what I'm trying to figure out here. +[501.52 --> 502.96] It's like... +[502.96 --> 505.82] You know, so I think it's really cool that Twitter made money. +[506.30 --> 507.54] I can't figure out... +[508.18 --> 508.56] How? +[508.80 --> 509.96] Why they made money. +[510.12 --> 513.18] Because I can't figure out why anybody's buying advertising on it. +[513.18 --> 513.70] And lots. +[513.82 --> 514.78] Their revenue is huge. +[514.84 --> 517.08] Yeah, it's like $700 million of revenue. +[517.42 --> 518.10] It's not... +[518.10 --> 521.78] I mean, to be clear, like that's nothing compared to a giant like Google or Facebook. +[522.90 --> 523.30] But... +[523.30 --> 525.60] I'm sure Twitch chat is tearing me apart here. +[526.04 --> 526.82] They go turn off Adblock. +[526.94 --> 527.86] I don't have Adblock. +[528.50 --> 529.80] Yeah, neither of us have Adblock. +[530.42 --> 531.64] That's not it for sure. +[532.56 --> 532.88] Like... +[532.88 --> 533.40] Here, here, here. +[533.42 --> 534.00] You know what? +[534.30 --> 534.98] No, no. +[535.16 --> 536.98] I want to make sure that... +[536.98 --> 538.18] Like... +[538.18 --> 539.28] The air is clear. +[539.40 --> 541.30] Where would Adblock be if I had it? +[541.36 --> 541.72] Up here. +[542.38 --> 542.78] Up where? +[542.78 --> 544.50] The only extension you have is LastPass. +[545.08 --> 545.28] Yeah. +[545.32 --> 548.96] Or the only extension that requires an icon, but I'm pretty sure Adblock... +[548.96 --> 550.52] Like where would I show my... +[550.52 --> 551.72] What shows my extensions? +[552.42 --> 553.72] Would it show up as an app? +[553.72 --> 557.84] I think it's under more tools and then... +[557.84 --> 559.02] Yeah, more tools and then extensions. +[559.34 --> 559.92] So more tools. +[559.96 --> 560.54] More tools. +[560.78 --> 561.28] Extensions. +[561.48 --> 561.78] Extensions. +[561.78 --> 562.22] Here we go. +[562.28 --> 564.62] I actually don't really use browser extensions. +[565.12 --> 567.00] As you guys can plainly see. +[567.36 --> 569.44] Okay, you have a fair amount, but most of them are not enabled. +[569.56 --> 571.46] You can see from the checkmark box. +[571.92 --> 572.62] So there you go. +[573.32 --> 573.92] There's my... +[573.92 --> 577.92] There's every extension I have ever like tried for five minutes. +[577.92 --> 579.84] There you go. +[580.04 --> 580.24] Yeah. +[580.38 --> 582.92] So no, Adblocker is not the issue. +[583.90 --> 584.92] I just... +[585.44 --> 588.48] Maybe part of it is that I don't see them. +[589.10 --> 590.48] And I don't click on them. +[590.82 --> 592.72] So maybe they just stop bothering. +[592.84 --> 593.32] Yeah, okay. +[593.40 --> 594.38] Because I'm on mine. +[594.50 --> 598.30] And I decided that I was just going to sit here and just constantly scroll through home until I got to one. +[598.42 --> 598.64] Yeah. +[598.82 --> 599.56] And I haven't. +[600.46 --> 601.60] I've seen them before though. +[601.80 --> 603.06] I have seen sponsored tweets. +[603.42 --> 604.40] They definitely exist. +[604.52 --> 604.64] I know. +[604.64 --> 605.96] I don't use Hola VPN. +[606.90 --> 610.70] I think I grabbed it like years ago. +[611.70 --> 613.68] I know what I used it for. +[614.32 --> 617.06] We did a sponsored spot for Hulu. +[618.32 --> 621.06] And Hulu is US only. +[621.06 --> 621.54] Yeah, yeah. +[621.68 --> 625.12] And we needed to get some screen capture of Hulu. +[625.64 --> 628.32] And I just needed to go on like their website. +[628.86 --> 632.56] So I think that's why I grabbed just like some free... +[632.56 --> 636.04] Because that was prior to our Tunnel Bear sponsorship. +[636.28 --> 638.46] I don't think I had even heard of Tunnel Bear at the time. +[638.72 --> 638.90] Yeah. +[640.16 --> 641.96] So yeah. +[642.32 --> 643.84] That's why I had a couple of random... +[643.84 --> 645.56] Like that's from like four years ago. +[645.56 --> 652.62] An actually insane amount of scrolling and I have seen zero ads. +[653.60 --> 655.86] I've scrolled through a lot of stuff while we're just sitting here. +[655.92 --> 656.24] So yeah. +[656.34 --> 657.12] Like I just... +[657.12 --> 659.24] I don't get it. +[659.62 --> 661.06] So back to... +[661.06 --> 669.08] So their total advertising revenue was only up 1% year over year because maybe there's a lot of people out there who can't find the ads on Twitter. +[669.08 --> 670.76] Or maybe... +[670.76 --> 671.26] You know what? +[671.56 --> 672.08] You know what? +[672.18 --> 673.28] It's mid-Q1. +[675.00 --> 676.00] Oh, no one's buying. +[676.30 --> 676.50] Yeah. +[676.68 --> 677.24] Maybe just... +[677.24 --> 679.54] Maybe they actually are just like... +[679.54 --> 682.28] Don't have any ads to serve. +[682.46 --> 682.54] Yeah. +[683.04 --> 683.80] Like that's possible. +[683.80 --> 684.24] That could definitely be it. +[684.38 --> 684.48] Yeah. +[684.48 --> 692.42] So just so you guys know, there's a very cyclical nature to online advertising spending. +[692.56 --> 698.18] And we've been doing it long enough that we're very familiar with the ebbs and the flows. +[698.90 --> 712.74] So in quarter one of any given year since Linus Media Group has become a thing, we've been running around with our hair on fire trying to figure out how we're going to survive for the next year. +[712.74 --> 716.30] Because we do our annual employee reviews. +[716.84 --> 719.14] We try to get them finished in December. +[720.12 --> 726.96] And during that time, everyone gets sort of the feedback on how things went this year for the company, how things went for them. +[727.36 --> 729.88] And a lot of the time, people get raises. +[729.88 --> 731.88] So... +[731.88 --> 743.48] And that's also the time of year that we do all of our budgeting for the following year where we'll go, okay, we need to set aside this much money to hire this person and this much for that person and whatever else. +[743.48 --> 749.88] And then every Q1, like, we're not surprised because we know it's coming. +[749.98 --> 750.96] Okay, I'll show that in a minute. +[751.40 --> 755.94] We're not surprised because, like, we know it's coming, but we're always kind of surprised by the severity. +[756.60 --> 759.48] Because the calendar flips over, figuratively. +[759.84 --> 760.92] Who uses paper calendars? +[761.40 --> 761.84] It's ridiculous. +[761.84 --> 770.30] But the calendar flips over, and, like, all of our sponsors are just like, yeah, we don't have any budget right now. +[770.62 --> 772.64] And AdSense goes like this. +[773.44 --> 778.02] And we're just like, oh, how are we going to survive? +[779.74 --> 783.56] We're paying people more than we used to, but we're making less than we used to. +[783.64 --> 784.84] This is not a good... +[784.84 --> 785.84] This is not a good... +[785.84 --> 788.12] Oh, I've got... +[788.12 --> 789.70] Sorry, I got a cough. +[792.46 --> 792.96] Damn it. +[793.04 --> 794.32] There goes that bingo piece. +[794.48 --> 797.18] So the point is, this happens. +[797.26 --> 798.16] This happens every year. +[798.32 --> 808.20] And so it actually shouldn't surprise me that much if Twitter doesn't have a lot of advertising inventory to pump out to the people who are least likely to click on it. +[808.28 --> 808.92] People like me. +[809.08 --> 811.98] With that said, here, we had someone provide this in Twitch chat? +[812.64 --> 814.26] No, it was a tweet to both of us. +[814.32 --> 815.02] To both of us. +[815.84 --> 816.66] To both of us. +[817.30 --> 819.94] No, like, they tweeted this screenshot to both of us. +[819.98 --> 820.44] Oh, okay. +[820.46 --> 824.02] So one thing to note here is someone brought this up in the chat as well. +[824.16 --> 826.66] I don't know if I want to, like, promote this too much. +[826.72 --> 827.30] What is this? +[827.40 --> 828.20] I have no idea. +[828.38 --> 829.06] Don't go to it. +[829.18 --> 829.68] There you go. +[830.44 --> 833.30] Yeah, this looks, like, pretty scummy. +[833.50 --> 833.90] It does. +[834.28 --> 835.24] Like, I've never heard of it. +[835.28 --> 836.08] It might be fine. +[836.08 --> 843.08] But, like, investment advertising on Twitter that compares itself to crypto. +[843.08 --> 843.20] crypto. +[843.90 --> 848.26] And it's like, yeah, we provide even better returns than crypto. +[848.62 --> 850.18] Like, what does that even mean? +[850.54 --> 853.12] It sounds like the worst thing. +[853.26 --> 855.42] I would, in particular, not go there. +[855.50 --> 855.94] How about that? +[855.98 --> 857.70] We'll give them negative promotion. +[858.60 --> 862.76] But, yeah, like, apparently it's more popular than the mobile app, which might be part of +[862.76 --> 863.50] the reason why we're not seeing it. +[863.56 --> 865.42] So January, so there's less of them. +[865.66 --> 865.78] Yeah. +[865.78 --> 868.32] Or it's not January, but Q1, so there's less of them. +[869.04 --> 871.44] And we're not mobile app, so there's less of them. +[871.66 --> 871.86] Okay. +[872.02 --> 874.28] Both of those actually does make quite a bit of sense. +[874.34 --> 874.60] Okay. +[874.78 --> 875.32] So there you go. +[875.40 --> 879.42] Twitter made money, but that doesn't mean that I would necessarily recommend going and, +[879.42 --> 884.12] you know, investing your life savings because revenue is only up 1%, as I said before. +[884.60 --> 889.02] And 2017 as a whole was down 6% from 2016. +[889.48 --> 889.70] Yeah. +[889.82 --> 890.90] Which I don't know what that means. +[890.98 --> 892.84] If your advertising revenue is up 1%. +[892.84 --> 894.64] Oh, maybe they have other sources of revenue? +[895.26 --> 896.52] Like data sale? +[896.68 --> 897.40] I don't know. +[897.46 --> 898.02] What does Twitter do? +[898.02 --> 898.66] Does Twitter sell data? +[899.00 --> 899.60] I have no idea. +[899.76 --> 900.40] I assume so. +[900.52 --> 901.72] I totally assume so. +[902.24 --> 902.46] I mean. +[902.46 --> 903.30] Because they have a lot of it. +[903.32 --> 906.90] You know, we've got to be careful, you know, because we don't want to get caught up in +[906.90 --> 909.58] a slander, libel, disbargement thing. +[909.72 --> 910.52] So we don't know. +[910.62 --> 910.78] There. +[910.86 --> 911.38] We don't know. +[912.90 --> 913.92] And we mostly don't care. +[913.92 --> 915.66] It would be logical that they would. +[915.66 --> 921.66] We mostly don't give two poops and half of a rat's rear end about sort of Twitter's financials. +[922.56 --> 922.66] Yeah. +[922.66 --> 926.38] So someone just tweeted me this. +[926.38 --> 930.34] Which was they tagged me in a sponsored post that they saw in their feed. +[930.50 --> 932.24] That doesn't show me that it's sponsored. +[932.58 --> 937.32] Because of how Twitter works, you just make a normal tweet and then you promote that normal +[937.32 --> 937.64] tweet. +[937.90 --> 939.86] And it will be promoted to individual people. +[939.86 --> 942.18] But if other people see it, it's just a normal tweet. +[943.06 --> 944.04] So you can't actually tell. +[944.22 --> 946.72] Like, there's no hashtag ad or anything. +[946.96 --> 949.22] Because it's coming from the actual home company. +[949.98 --> 953.54] So that's kind of interesting, actually. +[953.74 --> 959.62] I just found out why my hard drive mining test machine wasn't booting after the power +[959.62 --> 960.00] outage. +[961.10 --> 961.54] Why? +[961.90 --> 962.90] Boot drive got nuked. +[964.18 --> 967.02] So, like, it's not the hugest deal. +[967.28 --> 969.04] But I need to put a new OS on it. +[969.04 --> 969.28] No, no. +[969.54 --> 970.76] All the plot files are still there. +[970.82 --> 971.40] So you can just read that. +[971.40 --> 971.64] Oh, yeah. +[971.68 --> 972.82] The plot files are still there. +[972.88 --> 977.30] It's just a pain in the butt because it has, like, 25 drives in it. +[977.80 --> 984.36] And so I just need to go through and tediously re-add all the plots and, like, get it all signed +[984.36 --> 986.58] in and blah, blah, blah, blah. +[986.58 --> 989.34] Luckily, the plot file names should have your nods counts in it. +[989.34 --> 989.56] Yeah. +[989.68 --> 990.60] It was a pain in the... +[990.60 --> 990.98] No, yeah. +[991.06 --> 991.70] No, it does. +[991.78 --> 992.44] Like, it's fine. +[992.56 --> 992.90] It's just... +[992.90 --> 995.40] I mean, I plotted all of them on separate machines already anyway. +[995.50 --> 995.86] Oh, okay. +[995.86 --> 996.86] Yeah, it's just... +[996.86 --> 997.14] So you're familiar with this. +[997.14 --> 998.74] It's the actual rig that runs it. +[998.92 --> 999.50] And it's just... +[999.50 --> 1005.56] It's a pain in the butt because I had a really, really hard time finding a driver that worked +[1005.56 --> 1007.90] for the LSI controller cards that are in there. +[1007.90 --> 1008.16] I don't have it anymore. +[1008.16 --> 1013.66] Because the problem is that LSI got acquired by whoever who then got acquired by someone +[1013.66 --> 1014.12] else. +[1014.38 --> 1019.82] So finding drivers for the old LSI stuff, even if there is a current product that's the +[1019.82 --> 1021.68] same thing, it's just kind of like a pain in the butt. +[1022.00 --> 1023.54] And I figured it out, like, a few months ago. +[1023.74 --> 1025.02] So I'm just going to have to do it from scratch. +[1025.16 --> 1025.94] It took me, like, half an hour. +[1026.08 --> 1028.34] So it's just, like, not the end of the world. +[1028.98 --> 1029.20] You know? +[1029.38 --> 1030.44] Speaking of not the end of the... +[1030.44 --> 1034.76] 800 burst coins worth a total of, like, $26 are safe. +[1035.40 --> 1041.18] So far, by the way, guys, the results for Mining Adventure Sidequest, hard drive mining, not +[1041.18 --> 1041.50] great. +[1043.06 --> 1047.02] If you have to actually buy a hard drive for it, not recommended. +[1047.26 --> 1047.96] Yeah, not so much. +[1048.10 --> 1049.84] But, yeah, anyway, sorry, what were you saying? +[1050.24 --> 1053.90] Speaking of not the end of the world, but not recommended, have you been watching the +[1053.90 --> 1054.58] Olympics at all? +[1055.20 --> 1055.60] No. +[1056.12 --> 1057.16] Okay, so... +[1057.16 --> 1058.06] I haven't seen anything. +[1058.06 --> 1061.34] There's a few different people talking about how different coverage has been going. +[1061.72 --> 1065.20] And one thing that I do have to give a shout out for is CBC has been great. +[1065.32 --> 1066.50] CBC rocks at Olympic coverage. +[1066.50 --> 1067.60] Canadian Broadcasting Company. +[1067.92 --> 1068.22] It's been... +[1068.22 --> 1068.90] Corporation, but sure. +[1069.10 --> 1069.46] Sure. +[1069.56 --> 1070.14] They're not a company. +[1070.38 --> 1071.20] Oh, that makes sense. +[1072.04 --> 1073.08] It's been awesome. +[1073.48 --> 1074.94] Watching their stuff has been really great. +[1075.02 --> 1077.84] They stream all of it, which is pretty sick. +[1078.34 --> 1082.06] It's been interesting, though, watching Twitter, because I started, like... +[1082.62 --> 1086.48] Someone mentioned that NBC sucked for some reason, and I was like, CBC has been great. +[1086.48 --> 1090.56] I heard NBC has been, like, cutting off the, like, middle of events. +[1090.88 --> 1092.10] For ads and stuff. +[1092.18 --> 1093.82] Yeah, for certain events. +[1093.94 --> 1097.88] And then other events, like, I think it was ice dance or figure skating or something. +[1098.46 --> 1101.88] They're doing, like, picture-in-picture to make sure we, like, see the reaction cam. +[1102.34 --> 1105.10] Like, some of them, they're trying, like, really hard to cover really well, and then others, +[1105.18 --> 1106.18] they just, like, don't give a crap. +[1106.48 --> 1106.92] Okay, so... +[1106.92 --> 1107.20] I don't know. +[1107.24 --> 1107.62] Anyway, go ahead. +[1107.62 --> 1111.14] With CBC, apparently, because a lot of people have been tweeting about it... +[1111.14 --> 1111.38] Tyler! +[1111.70 --> 1112.44] Sorry, go ahead. +[1113.40 --> 1113.64] Yeah. +[1114.14 --> 1116.44] With CBC, people have been tweeting about this. +[1116.78 --> 1122.56] If you run Adblock, the stream just keeps going when the ads are supposed to be running. +[1123.32 --> 1127.20] So the announcers think that the ads are running, and they keep talking. +[1127.90 --> 1128.34] Really? +[1128.34 --> 1133.02] And it's been pretty bad. +[1133.58 --> 1138.12] But, like, there's constantly through the CBC, there's, like, none of this shall be reproduced, +[1138.20 --> 1140.40] or, like, CBC will come after you, basically. +[1140.84 --> 1143.32] It's constantly broadcasted, so there's not a lot of clips of it. +[1143.90 --> 1149.28] But there's, like, man, I don't want to effing commentate the next game, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[1149.48 --> 1152.22] I wonder if they're going to, you know, send any to our hotels. +[1153.24 --> 1154.74] Like, bad stuff. +[1154.94 --> 1156.50] Stuff that should not be on the air. +[1156.92 --> 1157.68] No way. +[1157.68 --> 1159.64] So you're not supposed to copy it. +[1159.74 --> 1161.28] You're not supposed to record it. +[1162.06 --> 1166.60] But if someone did, wow, that'll be golden. +[1167.74 --> 1171.34] You know, I'm not even convinced that any scandal matters anymore. +[1172.26 --> 1172.48] Yeah. +[1172.76 --> 1173.86] I mean, you've got... +[1173.86 --> 1178.30] Well, it made me salty because I was so happy with how the CBC's coverage was working. +[1178.62 --> 1180.12] Their web streaming was working great. +[1180.34 --> 1181.28] You could watch VODs. +[1181.32 --> 1182.34] You could watch live coverage. +[1182.42 --> 1183.82] Their commentation was going really well. +[1184.26 --> 1186.30] The timing of ads was very sensible. +[1186.52 --> 1187.50] Everything was super awesome. +[1187.50 --> 1188.48] Everyone else was complaining. +[1188.60 --> 1189.84] I was like, yes, this is great. +[1190.32 --> 1191.10] And then... +[1191.10 --> 1191.78] None of it's going to stick. +[1191.92 --> 1194.66] Because, like, we don't really get political on the show anymore. +[1195.02 --> 1211.22] But it's probably worth at least mentioning that right now the president of the freaking United States has a porn star and an ex-playmate, both of which have given very credible accounts of affairs that he had with them. +[1211.22 --> 1214.88] And it's as simple as, nope, it's all a lie. +[1214.96 --> 1215.54] It never happened. +[1216.68 --> 1218.56] And it's, like, barely even news. +[1220.30 --> 1220.66] Yep. +[1220.74 --> 1221.88] And now with deepfakes. +[1222.00 --> 1222.38] Okay. +[1222.60 --> 1223.82] And all this other kind of stuff. +[1224.12 --> 1226.94] And I'm sure they'll come up with, like, a deepfake equivalent for audio. +[1226.94 --> 1227.94] So... +[1227.94 --> 1231.40] That'll be a bad combination. +[1232.00 --> 1232.40] So, yeah. +[1232.54 --> 1235.94] Like, whatever the commentator said, the best advice I can give them. +[1236.00 --> 1237.94] If anyone from the CBC who said something... +[1237.94 --> 1238.08] Yeah. +[1238.60 --> 1238.96] No. +[1239.04 --> 1239.34] No, no, no. +[1239.40 --> 1240.70] You don't even have to ignore it. +[1240.72 --> 1241.46] Just be like... +[1241.46 --> 1241.70] Nope. +[1241.84 --> 1242.28] Fake news. +[1242.60 --> 1242.84] Yeah. +[1242.84 --> 1244.30] I'm just like, okay. +[1245.84 --> 1247.02] Nothing sticks anymore. +[1247.46 --> 1253.08] Like, I'm at the point now where I'm kind of looking at it going, why do I even stress out about this stuff anymore? +[1253.30 --> 1253.48] Yeah. +[1253.82 --> 1257.24] Like, I should find something, like, scandalous to do. +[1257.72 --> 1260.00] And then just see how quickly it goes away. +[1260.42 --> 1261.78] Gain temporary attention. +[1262.28 --> 1262.48] Yeah. +[1262.52 --> 1263.10] Which is helpful. +[1263.38 --> 1263.60] Yeah. +[1263.84 --> 1264.96] And then it'll just disappear. +[1264.96 --> 1270.84] Like, do you have any idea how healthy Tampon Gate was for the overall momentum of the channel? +[1270.98 --> 1271.36] Was it? +[1271.54 --> 1271.70] Oh. +[1271.70 --> 1272.58] Pfft. +[1273.66 --> 1276.86] Because I guess a bunch of people came to watch it to see the context and stuff. +[1277.52 --> 1277.82] Ugh. +[1278.12 --> 1279.44] And a bunch of them subscribed. +[1280.60 --> 1286.14] And YouTube saw that video, saw it had great traction, and promoted the heck out of the next few. +[1286.40 --> 1292.42] I found it really, really interesting when everyone that hated on X YouTuber... +[1292.42 --> 1294.64] I'm not even going to bring his name up because that's my whole point. +[1296.60 --> 1301.06] Just tweeted out his name and links to the videos that they were upset about. +[1301.70 --> 1304.20] And we're like, I can't believe this is happening. +[1304.46 --> 1306.52] And I'm like, you're just growing his channel. +[1306.52 --> 1312.74] Like, if you're just saying, like, I'm upset, this is bad, you're not actually deconstructing the person. +[1313.22 --> 1316.80] So people don't actually really care, and they just want to see what's going on, and then they're like, oh, okay. +[1316.94 --> 1317.64] And then they just move on. +[1317.74 --> 1318.94] So you're actually just helping them. +[1319.66 --> 1319.90] Yep. +[1320.08 --> 1321.06] I mean, uh... +[1321.06 --> 1321.74] Your anger. +[1322.68 --> 1323.32] What are cheers? +[1324.38 --> 1324.68] Cheers? +[1324.82 --> 1325.62] That's money. +[1325.82 --> 1327.72] We have a top cheer by Squan Toon. +[1328.02 --> 1328.82] I think that's... +[1328.82 --> 1329.74] What's a thousand cheers? +[1329.74 --> 1330.56] I think $10. +[1331.16 --> 1331.52] Really? +[1332.08 --> 1332.58] I think. +[1332.72 --> 1333.46] I could be wrong. +[1333.52 --> 1334.72] Why would anybody give us $10? +[1335.02 --> 1335.88] This show is terrible. +[1335.88 --> 1336.60] Yeah. +[1337.04 --> 1338.84] I think $100 is $1. +[1339.24 --> 1340.88] And on that note... +[1341.82 --> 1342.32] FreshBooks! +[1342.32 --> 1342.82] Yes! +[1344.00 --> 1346.38] The Land Show is brought to you by FreshBooks. +[1346.58 --> 1352.70] The simple, cloud-based accounting solution for small business owners and freelancers. +[1352.96 --> 1353.06] Yeah. +[1353.34 --> 1362.54] FreshBooks lets you focus not on complicated accounting software at the end of the day, but instead on doing the work that makes you money. +[1362.54 --> 1368.54] You can track your time with their timesheet function, you can manage your expenses, you can keep track of who owes you what, and... +[1369.30 --> 1377.54] When you send a client an invoice, FreshBooks allows you to see when the client has seen it, so you can put an end to that, uh... +[1378.10 --> 1379.42] Hey, I noticed you haven't paid me. +[1382.42 --> 1384.66] I'm just moving away because I haven't paid you. +[1384.72 --> 1385.74] You're supposed to be the client. +[1385.86 --> 1386.14] I know. +[1386.26 --> 1387.12] You're supposed to be like... +[1387.12 --> 1387.76] I don't want to pay you. +[1387.78 --> 1388.88] I didn't get the invoice. +[1388.98 --> 1389.38] Oh, right. +[1389.72 --> 1390.70] Well, this is what I'm doing. +[1390.70 --> 1391.42] You're terrible at this. +[1391.42 --> 1392.56] I'm doing it with body language. +[1392.64 --> 1393.92] So you can put an end to that. +[1395.76 --> 1401.44] And if you have any questions or you need any help, you can reach out to their support staff where you will speak to a real human. +[1401.66 --> 1402.84] And if they do this... +[1402.84 --> 1403.68] No escalations. +[1404.08 --> 1404.76] No Luke. +[1405.12 --> 1406.10] No return calls. +[1406.44 --> 1407.28] Just answers. +[1407.62 --> 1409.22] There may be someone who works their name Luke. +[1409.54 --> 1410.80] I'm sorry, Luke from FreshBooks. +[1410.96 --> 1411.88] He's probably better than me. +[1411.94 --> 1413.08] He's probably better than me. +[1413.52 --> 1416.50] If they do this and they move away, you can get them to do online payment as well. +[1416.50 --> 1423.68] So visit freshbooks.com slash when and enter when in the how did you hear about us section to try out FreshBooks for free. +[1424.18 --> 1426.12] Bringing us to Nothing Against FreshBooks. +[1426.34 --> 1427.26] I love FreshBooks. +[1427.52 --> 1428.52] But I'm so hungry. +[1428.60 --> 1429.18] Oh, this is good. +[1429.44 --> 1430.60] And get this. +[1431.18 --> 1434.32] So we lost our box of Savage Jerky. +[1435.26 --> 1435.62] Okay. +[1435.86 --> 1436.94] Someone misplaced it. +[1439.00 --> 1440.62] Someone misplaced the Savage Jerky. +[1440.62 --> 1444.08] So they sent us a new box of Savage Jerky. +[1444.36 --> 1444.54] Yeah. +[1444.60 --> 1445.76] Which got held up in customs. +[1446.50 --> 1450.00] So they sent us a new box of Savage Jerky. +[1451.22 --> 1457.30] In one day, both of the boxes that they shipped arrived and we found our other box. +[1458.20 --> 1459.94] So we have... +[1459.94 --> 1460.28] Oh. +[1460.82 --> 1463.42] That might have legitimately been bad for the laptop. +[1463.60 --> 1464.62] So much. +[1464.80 --> 1466.54] Because there's actually so much of it. +[1466.64 --> 1468.28] So much Savage Jerky. +[1468.54 --> 1468.86] Yoink. +[1468.86 --> 1469.86] Oh my god. +[1469.90 --> 1471.24] I've been actually craving this for so long. +[1471.26 --> 1471.60] Me too. +[1471.72 --> 1473.00] So I'm going to go for... +[1473.00 --> 1473.52] Oh man. +[1473.62 --> 1474.54] They sent over... +[1474.54 --> 1475.96] How much maple buffalo bacon did they get? +[1475.96 --> 1477.14] Look how much moho there is. +[1477.32 --> 1478.50] There's so much moho. +[1479.60 --> 1480.98] So Savage Jerky. +[1481.08 --> 1490.38] The idea behind their company was to create a snack that tastes great and isn't bad for you. +[1490.40 --> 1492.34] And they've got lots of different flavors. +[1492.34 --> 1498.46] My personal favorites are the moho and the maple buffalo bacon, which I'm going to crack open in a minute here. +[1499.42 --> 1501.70] Luke, you're a big fan of the... +[1501.70 --> 1505.38] Moho is my favorite, but I actually really like traditional and I'm a big fan... +[1505.38 --> 1508.42] If you're into spicy stuff, I'm a big fan of... +[1508.42 --> 1509.80] I believe it's moho habanero. +[1510.34 --> 1510.56] Yeah. +[1511.32 --> 1512.12] Oh, look at that. +[1512.18 --> 1513.10] There's a moho jalapeno. +[1513.38 --> 1513.86] Yeah, they've got... +[1513.86 --> 1514.72] Oh, they've got new packaging. +[1514.98 --> 1515.32] Oh, cool. +[1515.72 --> 1519.00] So they've got a new package design that lets you see the jerky inside. +[1519.00 --> 1520.44] Oh, that's their reaper. +[1520.72 --> 1525.54] So they've got a lot of jerky that are made from some of the hottest peppers in the world. +[1526.24 --> 1527.24] Carolina reapers. +[1528.68 --> 1529.64] Do you want one? +[1530.28 --> 1530.82] What do you want? +[1531.98 --> 1533.06] Something not spicy. +[1533.18 --> 1533.78] Something not spicy? +[1533.84 --> 1534.38] Try the moho. +[1534.46 --> 1535.78] It's a little bit spicy, but it's good. +[1536.46 --> 1537.30] It's really tasty. +[1539.34 --> 1541.36] They also make spice rub. +[1541.46 --> 1542.84] They make hot sauce. +[1542.96 --> 1544.24] Oh, Brandon. +[1544.24 --> 1545.80] See, this is... +[1545.80 --> 1548.48] You can take one. +[1548.62 --> 1549.28] Which one do you want? +[1549.62 --> 1550.04] You want... +[1550.04 --> 1551.44] Oh, he wants sticky moho. +[1551.64 --> 1552.30] It's the best one. +[1555.30 --> 1561.36] Anyway, head over to savagejerky.com or... +[1561.36 --> 1561.64] Oh, wait. +[1561.74 --> 1561.86] No. +[1562.00 --> 1564.90] Genie.us slash savagejerky. +[1564.90 --> 1566.42] I'm going to link that in the Twitch chat. +[1566.58 --> 1569.66] Or savagejerky.com with offer code LTT. +[1570.22 --> 1571.06] Go check it out. +[1571.14 --> 1573.04] You guys can save 10% over there. +[1573.04 --> 1574.70] And go try it out. +[1575.74 --> 1577.34] They've got some really tasty stuff. +[1577.42 --> 1578.74] They've got some really spicy stuff. +[1578.80 --> 1581.96] And they've got some really spicy stuff that's really tasty and vice versa. +[1583.16 --> 1583.62] All right. +[1583.94 --> 1587.88] So we have managed to do one news topic so far. +[1588.06 --> 1590.76] So we should probably get a move on. +[1595.74 --> 1597.12] Let's do that. +[1597.28 --> 1598.16] So line us the screen. +[1598.66 --> 1600.34] The original article here is from The Verge. +[1600.34 --> 1602.42] It was posted on the forum by Goodbytes. +[1604.26 --> 1604.66] Okay. +[1606.30 --> 1606.74] Goodbytes. +[1607.90 --> 1608.02] Okay. +[1608.08 --> 1609.04] Scale of 1 to 10. +[1610.76 --> 1611.16] Microsoft? +[1611.30 --> 1611.68] How... +[1611.68 --> 1612.70] Are we going to talk about Microsoft? +[1614.30 --> 1614.74] Okay. +[1614.74 --> 1619.26] Is he pro-Microsoft or anti-everything else? +[1620.52 --> 1622.00] Or some combination of the two? +[1622.02 --> 1623.78] I was just going to say, why not both? +[1623.82 --> 1624.58] Why not both? +[1625.22 --> 1626.82] So he posted this on the forum. +[1626.94 --> 1631.76] Home pods are apparently staining wooden tables with a white ring. +[1631.76 --> 1641.28] It seems to have something to do with the rubber bottom and some kind of a chemical reaction that takes place with wood. +[1641.46 --> 1643.18] And to be clear, apparently Sonos does too. +[1643.24 --> 1643.88] Not rubber. +[1644.18 --> 1644.92] Sonos does too. +[1645.10 --> 1647.46] Apple has confirmed the issue, stating that... +[1647.46 --> 1648.44] This is great. +[1649.10 --> 1654.24] The marks can improve over several days after the speaker is removed from the wood surface. +[1654.56 --> 1655.80] Also known as... +[1655.80 --> 1656.64] Get... +[1656.64 --> 1658.02] Owned. +[1658.02 --> 1658.38] Yeah. +[1658.82 --> 1667.54] The company also recommended that users try cleaning the surface with the manufacturer's suggested oiling method if the white rings don't fail. +[1668.00 --> 1672.32] There is apparently already an accessory. +[1673.22 --> 1676.96] So padandquill.com is selling... +[1676.96 --> 1677.98] And this surely... +[1677.98 --> 1680.18] Surely was a leather poster... +[1680.18 --> 1680.64] Oh, whoops. +[1681.06 --> 1683.78] This surely was a leather coaster they already had. +[1683.80 --> 1684.38] Oh my goodness. +[1684.38 --> 1684.48] Wow. +[1684.64 --> 1685.54] Go away. +[1685.54 --> 1688.40] Surely was something they already had. +[1688.60 --> 1694.22] That they are just calling leather surface protector for HomePod. +[1694.74 --> 1696.72] Yeah, that was absolutely just a coaster or something. +[1696.84 --> 1697.60] 20 bucks. +[1697.78 --> 1700.18] You can get a leather surface protector for the HomePod. +[1700.58 --> 1705.08] But surely this is not going to be the last solution. +[1707.40 --> 1709.66] We've got a note in the notes from James here. +[1709.78 --> 1710.98] Wouldn't Apple have known about this? +[1711.06 --> 1712.14] Why didn't they warn consumers? +[1712.14 --> 1716.14] You know, I can see this being the kind of thing that Apple might not have noticed. +[1717.60 --> 1717.94] Why would they? +[1717.94 --> 1719.14] Okay, I would probably see... +[1719.66 --> 1722.06] I would give them the benefit of the doubt there as well. +[1722.20 --> 1723.96] And I'm kind of king of like, no! +[1725.02 --> 1725.74] Don't do it! +[1725.92 --> 1727.42] But yeah, in this case I honestly would. +[1728.12 --> 1730.16] But their response? +[1730.42 --> 1731.50] How fast was their response? +[1732.96 --> 1734.26] I think it was within a day or two. +[1734.68 --> 1735.38] So they might have. +[1735.38 --> 1736.28] Hmm. +[1737.04 --> 1737.40] Right? +[1738.94 --> 1741.38] Right, so you're saying anything that they wouldn't... +[1742.70 --> 1745.38] If they didn't take three to five days to validate it... +[1746.42 --> 1747.02] Or wait, no. +[1747.94 --> 1748.24] Right! +[1748.66 --> 1751.06] The fact that they think it might fade in three to five days... +[1751.06 --> 1751.24] Yeah. +[1751.56 --> 1753.52] And they didn't have three to five days to figure it out. +[1753.52 --> 1755.28] So I would normally give them the benefit of the doubt. +[1755.58 --> 1757.74] But I think they played their cards pretty clearly here. +[1758.12 --> 1758.98] They must have already known. +[1758.98 --> 1761.62] Because they... +[1761.62 --> 1763.76] Apple's king of just like, I don't know. +[1764.74 --> 1766.54] So if they do totally know... +[1766.54 --> 1766.82] They're holding it wrong. +[1766.82 --> 1768.40] And they're like, three to five days. +[1768.58 --> 1769.24] This is it. +[1769.52 --> 1770.26] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[1771.74 --> 1774.02] Maybe get on our level and get more glass furniture. +[1774.22 --> 1776.18] If it doesn't fade out in three to five days... +[1776.18 --> 1778.28] Use this specific oiling method. +[1779.08 --> 1780.20] Like, I don't know. +[1780.40 --> 1781.32] I think they knew. +[1783.70 --> 1785.14] I would give them benefit of the doubt. +[1785.28 --> 1785.98] Except... +[1787.30 --> 1787.92] Uh, yeah. +[1787.92 --> 1789.96] I think they basically told us that they knew. +[1790.42 --> 1790.56] Hmm. +[1791.52 --> 1791.84] Alright. +[1792.08 --> 1793.22] Well, at any rate... +[1793.22 --> 1794.48] If they didn't respond... +[1794.48 --> 1796.34] I would say, oh yeah, I doubt they know. +[1798.04 --> 1800.26] I don't think any of my smart speakers are sitting on... +[1800.26 --> 1800.72] You know what? +[1800.76 --> 1801.46] No, I do have one. +[1801.50 --> 1802.94] I have the Sonos Play 3. +[1803.48 --> 1804.40] That's sitting on... +[1804.40 --> 1805.40] It's sitting on the... +[1806.02 --> 1806.80] So I have a... +[1806.80 --> 1807.88] And it says Sonos does it too. +[1808.60 --> 1809.40] So I have a wardrobe... +[1809.96 --> 1811.78] That has two drawers in the bottom. +[1812.04 --> 1813.68] And then it just has like an open slot. +[1813.90 --> 1815.40] Where you can put like... +[1815.40 --> 1817.00] You know, belts or ties or something. +[1817.00 --> 1818.12] And I have a... +[1818.12 --> 1818.72] I have a plate... +[1818.72 --> 1819.32] I don't have any... +[1819.32 --> 1820.08] I don't have any ties. +[1820.22 --> 1821.00] And I only have one belt. +[1821.20 --> 1823.02] So I have a Sonos Play 3 in there. +[1823.84 --> 1824.80] So I should check. +[1825.04 --> 1826.14] I should check and see if... +[1826.14 --> 1826.66] See if it's stained. +[1827.92 --> 1829.66] This wasn't posted to the forum apparently. +[1829.88 --> 1832.18] James found it over on Ars Technica. +[1832.18 --> 1839.38] AMD is sending out free processors to solve firmware flashing catch-22 apparently. +[1840.60 --> 1845.92] So AMD will help you out if your new motherboard needs a new BIOS to work with your new CPU. +[1846.64 --> 1849.24] Now these kinds of issues have come up before. +[1851.12 --> 1854.92] So this really surprises me that they would be doing this. +[1854.92 --> 1859.24] So one of AMD's selling points compared to Intel... +[1859.24 --> 1860.02] Yeah, that's weird. +[1860.42 --> 1867.22] ...over the last little while has been forwards and backwards compatibility of their CPUs and their motherboard and chipset platforms. +[1867.80 --> 1874.24] And for most intents and purposes, when we're talking AM2, AM2+, AM3... +[1875.10 --> 1877.12] Was there an AM3+, can't remember. +[1877.12 --> 1887.26] For most intents and purposes, this hasn't really mattered much because there wasn't really a significant upgrade to make. +[1888.06 --> 1890.12] Like anyone who went from an 1100T... +[1890.72 --> 1891.18] What was that? +[1891.26 --> 1891.72] Tubin? +[1892.10 --> 1894.38] To a Piledriver, I think. +[1894.46 --> 1895.86] I can't remember all the code names. +[1895.94 --> 1903.22] Anyway, anyone who went from their high-performance 6 core to their high-performance 8 core actually lost performance in a lot of situations. +[1903.22 --> 1909.06] So there wasn't really a compelling reason to want to cross-contaminate your platform. +[1910.00 --> 1910.22] But... +[1910.22 --> 1918.08] And the other thing, too, is that they were comparing themselves to Intel, who's notorious for going, +[1918.18 --> 1920.42] Okay, yeah, a chipset has a two-year lifespan. +[1920.94 --> 1921.56] That's it. +[1923.62 --> 1926.00] So one of the big pitches with AM4 was like, +[1926.10 --> 1930.92] Hey, you don't notice every AM4 board has a graphics output on it? +[1930.92 --> 1936.38] You're going to be able to take AMD upcoming Zen-based APUs. +[1936.54 --> 1939.74] So CPU and GPU combination chips with integrated graphics. +[1939.84 --> 1941.42] You're going to be able to plug them into these boards and go. +[1942.72 --> 1947.62] Now, in this case, there is a compelling reason why you might actually want to do that. +[1947.62 --> 1952.04] And, aside from upgrading, because you wouldn't upgrade to one of the new... +[1952.04 --> 1955.16] I hate calling them APUs, but one of the new CPUs with integrated graphics. +[1956.16 --> 1961.58] You wouldn't really upgrade to them, but there might be boards out there that have been sitting on a shelf for the last three months, +[1962.32 --> 1968.08] and someone just goes and buys it and buys a new CPU with integrated graphics that doesn't work +[1968.08 --> 1975.18] and might be in a situation where they can't flash their BIOS without an older-style CPU. +[1975.96 --> 1981.08] So, basically, what they're doing, apparently, is... +[1982.08 --> 1988.16] AMD will send you a boot kit to flash your firmware. +[1988.16 --> 1993.20] AMD will send you a USB-CPU, so you actually get a free CPU, a dual-core A6-9500. +[1993.40 --> 1997.24] You're supposed to send it back, but you don't have to send the heatsink back. +[1999.10 --> 1999.50] What? +[2000.32 --> 2002.04] The whole thing is just super weird. +[2003.94 --> 2006.08] And, like, do you have to sign some agreement to get it? +[2006.62 --> 2007.10] I don't know. +[2008.26 --> 2011.72] Because, if not, I suspect the majority of people just won't send it back. +[2011.74 --> 2012.62] So, here's what I want to know. +[2014.32 --> 2016.24] Asus has had this figured out for, like, five years. +[2016.24 --> 2023.96] Why does everybody else not have CPU-less motherboard BIOS flashing sorted out at this point? +[2024.66 --> 2026.66] Why is it still hard to flash a BIOS? +[2026.78 --> 2027.32] Is it patented? +[2028.72 --> 2030.08] That's a great question. I have no idea. +[2030.40 --> 2031.18] Yeah, I don't know either. +[2031.52 --> 2033.02] But, like, okay, this laptop. +[2034.86 --> 2036.94] Razer's BIOS flashing method is super simple. +[2037.08 --> 2038.74] You download an EXE and you run it. +[2039.44 --> 2042.00] And it updates your system firmware, updates your BIOS, and then you reboot. +[2042.00 --> 2046.40] But, like, how... +[2046.40 --> 2047.60] If you can't get into Windows, though. +[2048.28 --> 2049.46] But that's what I mean. +[2049.46 --> 2050.44] Because that's been around for a while, though. +[2050.44 --> 2052.44] But that sounds more complicated to me. +[2053.70 --> 2055.64] Doing it while the system is booted up. +[2055.68 --> 2059.64] The only thing that would make sense to me is it's got to be a padden thing. +[2059.80 --> 2060.00] Because I really... +[2060.76 --> 2064.00] Because, yeah, it doesn't seem like it should be that hard, right? +[2064.04 --> 2065.08] Pull the file off the thing. +[2065.08 --> 2068.14] You can do that without an OS. +[2070.38 --> 2072.14] Because you know why, like... +[2072.14 --> 2078.74] I don't know if you remember, but back in the day, there was a few games that had little mini-games during loading screens. +[2078.88 --> 2080.50] And that hasn't been a thing for a long time. +[2081.06 --> 2083.74] It's because some stupid patent troll was just like... +[2083.74 --> 2085.76] No, it wasn't a stupid troll. +[2085.84 --> 2087.00] It was, like, Atari or something. +[2087.86 --> 2089.56] Yeah, but then they never did anything with it. +[2090.50 --> 2091.32] If I remember correctly. +[2091.44 --> 2092.38] I want to see who did it. +[2092.68 --> 2093.62] Yeah, I'm looking it up already. +[2093.62 --> 2096.60] It's about to expire, apparently. +[2096.80 --> 2097.68] Namco Bandai. +[2098.06 --> 2098.30] Sorry. +[2098.64 --> 2099.16] Yeah, okay. +[2099.62 --> 2100.48] But it's, like... +[2100.48 --> 2102.96] It's, like, one of those, like, ancient, irrelevant... +[2102.96 --> 2104.48] Like, sell the patent or something. +[2105.88 --> 2106.56] Because it's a really... +[2106.56 --> 2107.30] That would be awesome. +[2107.44 --> 2108.32] Yeah, it's great. +[2108.44 --> 2110.36] And you're just not allowing anyone to do it. +[2110.48 --> 2111.08] And it's really annoying. +[2111.10 --> 2113.76] I commented on that when I was doing that video with my son. +[2113.76 --> 2115.72] And that should not be patentable, by the way. +[2115.86 --> 2116.58] Oh, my God. +[2117.32 --> 2118.18] What the hell? +[2118.18 --> 2121.46] I noticed that when I was doing the video with my son on the Kano. +[2121.46 --> 2125.14] That it has their flappy, their stupid flappy bird clone... +[2125.14 --> 2125.60] Oh, dear. +[2125.78 --> 2126.52] ...on the loading screen. +[2126.72 --> 2126.96] Yeah. +[2127.16 --> 2127.38] Yeah. +[2127.84 --> 2129.58] And I was like, wow, this is great. +[2129.66 --> 2130.66] Why doesn't everybody do this? +[2130.66 --> 2134.90] And then the comments were just full of people being like, yeah, because they can't, idiot. +[2135.34 --> 2136.26] And I was like, okay, great. +[2136.38 --> 2136.58] Thanks. +[2136.64 --> 2136.76] Yeah. +[2136.76 --> 2138.74] Thank you, commenters. +[2138.80 --> 2141.18] I really appreciate you and your comments. +[2143.76 --> 2145.50] I wonder if Kano got in trouble for that. +[2145.54 --> 2146.42] I miss Jim Carrey. +[2146.92 --> 2147.14] Yeah. +[2147.14 --> 2147.98] What has he done lately? +[2148.80 --> 2152.36] Other than just, like, being bizarre on social media. +[2153.48 --> 2155.00] And on camera and stuff, yeah. +[2155.50 --> 2156.58] Oh, there's a movie... +[2156.58 --> 2157.34] Oh, what's he done on camera? +[2157.34 --> 2158.86] Uh, he's... +[2158.86 --> 2160.34] He's, uh... +[2161.60 --> 2164.20] I don't want to get into it just in case I say something wrong. +[2164.34 --> 2165.34] But he's... +[2166.18 --> 2166.86] Yeah. +[2167.02 --> 2168.22] I don't want to get too far into it. +[2168.40 --> 2168.76] Just in case... +[2168.76 --> 2169.34] Nothing like... +[2170.04 --> 2170.32] Yeah. +[2170.76 --> 2171.76] Nothing too crazy. +[2171.98 --> 2172.00] I mean, I know there was a thing. +[2172.00 --> 2174.00] Didn't his wife commit suicide or something like that? +[2174.24 --> 2174.56] Yes. +[2174.78 --> 2175.14] So that was a thing... +[2175.14 --> 2177.10] This is part of the reason why I don't want to get too into it. +[2177.54 --> 2178.96] There's been some... +[2178.96 --> 2180.42] Oh, there's been a civil suit against him. +[2180.56 --> 2181.52] Something to do with that. +[2181.66 --> 2182.00] Interesting. +[2183.12 --> 2184.44] This is part of the problem. +[2185.80 --> 2186.12] Okay. +[2186.12 --> 2190.18] The fact that this is happening at all, apparently, is, like, extremely mentally straining, which +[2190.18 --> 2191.02] makes sense. +[2194.42 --> 2194.82] Yeah. +[2195.02 --> 2197.64] So there's been some pretty intense bouts of nihilism and stuff. +[2197.82 --> 2202.28] It's a very sad situation, depending on whether or not it's true and all this kind of stuff. +[2202.28 --> 2203.16] And I don't know. +[2203.50 --> 2204.06] And blah, blah, blah. +[2204.36 --> 2204.82] But yeah. +[2205.42 --> 2208.22] It's been a little complicated for a little while. +[2210.92 --> 2213.26] And I feel like it's going to be an extremely polarizing thing. +[2214.98 --> 2215.38] Huh. +[2216.12 --> 2219.18] Interesting. +[2219.18 --> 2221.30] Okay, then. +[2222.38 --> 2224.14] Moving on to other tech news. +[2226.52 --> 2227.28] All right, then. +[2227.82 --> 2228.46] Excuse me. +[2228.56 --> 2229.28] All righty, then. +[2229.60 --> 2230.26] All righty. +[2230.96 --> 2232.00] Are you allowed to say that? +[2232.06 --> 2236.80] Like, if you can patent or, like, trademark, let's get ready to rumble in the way that he +[2236.80 --> 2237.18] said it. +[2237.18 --> 2239.70] Can you do, like, other catchphrases? +[2241.40 --> 2242.14] I assume so. +[2242.14 --> 2243.46] Are you wearing a savage jerky shirt? +[2243.60 --> 2243.90] I am. +[2243.90 --> 2244.74] You are such a sellout. +[2244.74 --> 2247.16] I was so excited when I heard we had more. +[2248.50 --> 2250.10] It's my first food for the day. +[2250.20 --> 2252.06] So, like, thank you for feeding me. +[2252.60 --> 2253.00] Sponsor. +[2253.26 --> 2254.06] I appreciate it. +[2254.18 --> 2255.12] Also clothing me. +[2255.46 --> 2256.10] We're doing good. +[2256.30 --> 2256.92] We're doing good. +[2256.98 --> 2258.62] You put a roof over my head and we're done. +[2258.62 --> 2260.66] Actually, you sort of do. +[2261.14 --> 2261.78] Yeah, really. +[2262.20 --> 2262.80] All right. +[2263.62 --> 2264.44] Can I help you? +[2264.68 --> 2265.74] No, you can't have more. +[2265.94 --> 2266.66] You were already here. +[2266.74 --> 2267.84] You ate the whole bag already? +[2267.88 --> 2268.94] You ate the whole bag? +[2269.00 --> 2270.32] I shared it with people. +[2270.32 --> 2271.70] Well, that's what you get for sharing. +[2271.94 --> 2272.14] Yeah. +[2272.20 --> 2273.04] What did we learn? +[2273.76 --> 2275.06] Sharing is losing things. +[2275.34 --> 2275.82] Okay. +[2275.96 --> 2280.32] So, Google to tweak image search to help protect photographer copyrights. +[2281.20 --> 2284.38] So, it used to be that it was as simple as this. +[2284.74 --> 2285.00] Yeah. +[2286.02 --> 2289.80] Images may be subject to copyright, which was Google's way of basically going, +[2289.88 --> 2294.12] Well, because they don't know. +[2294.28 --> 2296.36] Because they don't know and because they don't care. +[2296.36 --> 2303.78] So, they have removed the view image button that was next to it that would directly link to the high res photo. +[2304.40 --> 2307.48] And they're going to make that copyright notice more prominent for users. +[2308.34 --> 2309.10] So, this is... +[2309.10 --> 2311.06] Unless you just middle click or right click and open a new tab. +[2311.72 --> 2316.98] So, this change is a result of a partnership between Google and the stock photo agency Getty Images, +[2317.26 --> 2323.52] which has been lodging anti-competitive complaints against Google for making high resolution stock photos easily downloadable through Google Images. +[2323.52 --> 2327.60] So, they're saying this is a benefit to all image owners globally. +[2327.74 --> 2330.32] We expect it to have a positive impact on traffic to our site. +[2331.18 --> 2332.80] Less than 24 hours later... +[2332.80 --> 2333.46] Oh, this is fun. +[2333.76 --> 2337.98] There are already browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox that bring the buttons back. +[2338.74 --> 2341.82] However, these extensions probably won't last long, especially on Chrome. +[2341.82 --> 2348.62] So, the change won't stop people from using copyrighted images, but it does add a little bit more inconvenience. +[2349.10 --> 2354.94] Unless you use James' method, which, yeah, is the right click on the image and select open image in new tab. +[2355.04 --> 2355.56] Doesn't seem particularly... +[2355.56 --> 2356.90] I love how that's James' method. +[2357.12 --> 2358.18] Here's what I want to know. +[2358.32 --> 2363.78] If there's any programmers out there watching that are sort of looking for a weekend project that would make my life a little bit better. +[2363.78 --> 2365.62] What I want to know is... +[2365.62 --> 2366.50] And maybe this exists. +[2366.62 --> 2368.58] I just haven't been able to find it. +[2369.86 --> 2370.50] So... +[2370.50 --> 2371.56] A copyright checker or something? +[2371.80 --> 2372.14] No. +[2372.32 --> 2374.08] No, there's something entirely... +[2374.08 --> 2375.22] Some important thing. +[2375.26 --> 2375.40] Yeah. +[2375.50 --> 2376.02] Well, I don't know. +[2376.08 --> 2377.48] I wanted to look for something important. +[2377.58 --> 2379.28] Here's 10 important things to simplify your life. +[2379.76 --> 2380.78] Copy link address... +[2382.72 --> 2383.00] Oh. +[2383.22 --> 2384.10] Why did that work? +[2385.66 --> 2386.08] What? +[2386.48 --> 2387.50] When does that not work? +[2387.98 --> 2390.34] No, it usually has Google's crap attached to it. +[2390.34 --> 2392.40] Oh, the picture. +[2392.52 --> 2393.14] Look at a picture. +[2393.34 --> 2393.74] Look at a picture. +[2394.68 --> 2395.08] Oh. +[2395.18 --> 2395.90] Is it only pictures? +[2396.06 --> 2396.68] I think it's pictures. +[2399.00 --> 2399.36] What? +[2400.06 --> 2400.44] Wow. +[2401.20 --> 2402.54] There's no important pictures. +[2403.38 --> 2403.62] Okay. +[2405.48 --> 2407.56] And, like, if you copy that... +[2407.56 --> 2408.88] If you copy the search... +[2408.88 --> 2409.12] No, no. +[2409.18 --> 2409.96] That I'm not talking about. +[2410.00 --> 2411.36] I'm talking about when you just, like, right-click... +[2411.36 --> 2411.74] Yeah, okay. +[2411.80 --> 2412.16] This junk. +[2412.40 --> 2412.56] Yeah. +[2412.66 --> 2412.88] Okay. +[2413.22 --> 2415.28] Can someone make an extension that removes all this? +[2415.36 --> 2416.22] Like, is that possible? +[2416.56 --> 2418.88] Because if you just mouse over it... +[2418.88 --> 2419.16] Oh, no. +[2419.20 --> 2419.46] It is. +[2419.46 --> 2420.82] It is the stupid thing. +[2420.94 --> 2421.08] Okay. +[2421.34 --> 2421.66] Still. +[2421.90 --> 2422.22] How... +[2422.22 --> 2423.86] It must not be impossible to remove this. +[2423.86 --> 2427.66] This link is to open this search with that thing extended, if I remember correctly. +[2427.80 --> 2428.06] Okay. +[2428.32 --> 2429.44] And there's another issue. +[2429.92 --> 2431.30] In, um... +[2431.30 --> 2434.58] You could maybe make something that copies the click-through link. +[2434.62 --> 2438.32] Like, what's the thing that makes it, like, impossible to copy-paste things into Hangouts? +[2438.38 --> 2439.70] I can't remember exactly what it is. +[2439.74 --> 2441.70] But you know that issue where if you try to paste... +[2441.70 --> 2445.36] If you try to just link someone to something in Hangouts, you can't send them an exact URL. +[2445.64 --> 2446.88] It Hangoutsifies it. +[2446.88 --> 2451.26] So there's, like, a couple things like that that are really frustrating. +[2451.38 --> 2453.88] How about just stripping all that stuff out with an extension? +[2453.98 --> 2455.48] I would download the crap out of that extension. +[2455.92 --> 2459.80] So you'd be among the, like, very small handful of extensions. +[2459.80 --> 2464.70] Apparently there is a Grease Monkey or Tamper Monkey script for that. +[2464.76 --> 2466.00] I just haven't been able to find it. +[2466.12 --> 2467.38] Link Cleaner and Firefox, apparently. +[2467.54 --> 2470.10] But I don't want a Firefox thing because... +[2470.10 --> 2470.80] Hey, Quantum's... +[2470.80 --> 2471.84] Yeah. +[2472.50 --> 2475.18] Quantum was really unstable the last time I tried it. +[2475.18 --> 2475.64] Is it better? +[2476.14 --> 2477.40] No, I don't think so. +[2477.50 --> 2478.04] So, okay. +[2478.30 --> 2482.80] As far as I can tell right now, based on, like, a machine-by-machine basis... +[2482.80 --> 2485.26] Not even person-by-person, just machine-by-machine... +[2485.26 --> 2488.92] Either Quantum is super unstable or Chrome is super unstable. +[2489.96 --> 2491.02] Chrome's been good for me, later. +[2491.02 --> 2491.60] Just one of them. +[2492.02 --> 2493.78] And it's on, like, a machine-by-machine basis. +[2495.90 --> 2497.84] Most of the machines that I have... +[2497.84 --> 2499.52] Of course, I just get randomly signed out. +[2499.62 --> 2500.52] This happens every show. +[2500.58 --> 2501.46] I have no idea why. +[2501.46 --> 2505.62] On most machines that I have, it's Chrome. +[2506.22 --> 2507.06] But there's... +[2507.06 --> 2511.24] I've definitely heard reports from people that they, like, can't use Chrome because it just crashes all the time. +[2511.32 --> 2513.58] Which I've basically never seen or heard of that. +[2514.00 --> 2516.76] But they use Quantum and it runs perfectly fine all the time. +[2517.10 --> 2519.86] On both my main machines, Quantum just crashed. +[2520.46 --> 2523.16] And, like, full system lock because of Quantum constantly. +[2523.92 --> 2524.46] So... +[2525.18 --> 2526.06] I don't know. +[2526.54 --> 2527.28] I'm not sure. +[2527.80 --> 2529.72] I would love to use Firefox again. +[2529.72 --> 2536.22] But when it, like, significantly negatively impacts my work productivity, then I just... +[2536.22 --> 2536.64] I can't. +[2537.64 --> 2538.36] All right. +[2538.76 --> 2541.76] There's some confusion around NVIDIA's codenames. +[2541.84 --> 2543.72] The original article is from... +[2544.56 --> 2544.72] Um... +[2545.72 --> 2546.90] Digital Trends, apparently. +[2548.22 --> 2554.48] NVIDIA may reveal dedicated Turing cryptocurrency mining cards in March? +[2554.60 --> 2555.06] What? +[2555.56 --> 2558.12] I find that very hard to believe. +[2559.72 --> 2560.22] Um... +[2560.22 --> 2561.98] And this is even... +[2561.98 --> 2571.00] This is a little confusing given rumors about Ampere, which is supposedly locked and loaded and ready to replace NVIDIA's current gaming-based cards on the Pascal architecture. +[2571.00 --> 2575.80] So, right now, it's pretty unclear what the crap is going on over there. +[2575.92 --> 2578.50] And they're pretty good about keeping these things private. +[2579.50 --> 2580.02] Um... +[2580.02 --> 2581.66] So, yeah. +[2582.06 --> 2586.38] I think everyone's initial thought was that Volta was going to come to everything. +[2586.74 --> 2589.50] But this may be the generation that NVIDIA not only... +[2589.50 --> 2596.42] So, it was only recently even that they started doing a different die, even, for the data center parts. +[2596.84 --> 2603.32] But this may be the generation where we get a completely different architecture for the data center parts. +[2604.68 --> 2605.64] Very interesting. +[2605.64 --> 2608.28] This is pretty huge. +[2609.52 --> 2613.08] Waymo gets okay for first driverless ride-hailing service. +[2613.70 --> 2614.02] Wow. +[2614.02 --> 2626.20] So, Alphabet's Waymo, so that Google parent company, got a permit in late January from the Arizona Department of Transportation to operate as a transportation network company. +[2626.94 --> 2627.66] Wow. +[2627.66 --> 2640.04] This allows Waymo's fleet of driverless Chrysler Pacifica minivans to pick up and drop off paying riders in Arizona through a smartphone app or website that will compete with Uber and Lyft. +[2640.04 --> 2646.64] And, so, Google, Alphabet, that group kind of is directly competing with Uber and Lyft now. +[2647.40 --> 2647.88] Wow. +[2648.12 --> 2651.24] The service will initially have thousands of cars. +[2651.62 --> 2655.24] Prices could be competitive given there's no driver to pay. +[2656.36 --> 2664.90] So, last year, they started a free early rider program in the Arizona capital where hundreds of people used a Waymo app to hail and use cars within a hundred square mile radius. +[2665.28 --> 2668.78] In November, they began testing vehicles in parts of the city without a driver at the wheel. +[2668.78 --> 2670.78] I kind of suspect that the initial... +[2670.78 --> 2670.92] It's moving fast. +[2671.00 --> 2671.88] Faster than I thought. +[2672.30 --> 2672.54] Yeah. +[2672.70 --> 2677.32] Well, and another interesting thing here is my brain went to, okay, so it's got to be cheaper because no driver. +[2677.74 --> 2684.72] Then I was like, okay, but they cycle through the vehicles really fast because it's a lot of wear on them to drive literally all day. +[2684.90 --> 2690.32] But then they can almost definitely just move the driverless tech from vehicle to vehicle. +[2690.32 --> 2694.94] So, they'll have to swap out, like, engines and vans and stuff. +[2696.02 --> 2696.54] Yeah, like... +[2696.54 --> 2701.94] They can probably just move over a lot, if not all, of the automated driving tech. +[2704.44 --> 2705.32] So, that's... +[2705.32 --> 2705.66] Interesting. +[2706.02 --> 2707.08] That could be way cheaper. +[2707.26 --> 2707.46] Man... +[2707.46 --> 2710.20] Like, Google could come in and just be like, this is the better option. +[2710.44 --> 2711.32] I mean... +[2711.32 --> 2718.60] You don't have to worry about when you're in Las Vegas and you're going to Las Vegas Convention Center, your driver ends up being, like, super racist and super sexist. +[2719.06 --> 2719.84] You don't have to worry about that. +[2719.86 --> 2720.60] That was incredible. +[2720.92 --> 2721.52] You heard about that? +[2721.62 --> 2722.80] I did hear about that. +[2722.92 --> 2723.90] So, I'm in... +[2723.90 --> 2724.78] Hold on a second. +[2725.32 --> 2726.56] Hey, Max, are you over there? +[2729.56 --> 2729.88] Cool. +[2729.98 --> 2731.66] Can I tell people about your awful cabbie? +[2732.32 --> 2734.28] Or do you want to tell people about your awful cabbie? +[2734.28 --> 2734.68] Okay. +[2735.54 --> 2735.76] Okay. +[2735.76 --> 2739.00] So, basically, Max is in this car. +[2739.74 --> 2740.00] Okay? +[2740.20 --> 2743.68] And the driver starts going off about... +[2743.68 --> 2744.24] Here we go. +[2745.06 --> 2746.88] Women drivers, right? +[2747.62 --> 2748.66] Asian drivers. +[2750.76 --> 2751.28] Canadians. +[2751.58 --> 2751.86] And me. +[2752.38 --> 2752.94] Italians. +[2753.30 --> 2753.90] Italians. +[2754.74 --> 2755.92] Wasn't there one more? +[2756.26 --> 2756.92] French Canadians. +[2757.28 --> 2757.44] No. +[2757.92 --> 2758.46] Asians. +[2759.98 --> 2760.50] Canadians. +[2760.74 --> 2761.18] Asians. +[2761.18 --> 2761.24] Asians. +[2761.32 --> 2761.66] Canadians. +[2761.86 --> 2762.08] Women. +[2762.64 --> 2763.00] Italians. +[2763.14 --> 2763.52] Italians. +[2763.72 --> 2764.64] Wasn't it young people? +[2765.08 --> 2765.36] Young. +[2765.36 --> 2766.94] Young women especially. +[2767.18 --> 2767.68] 25-year-olds. +[2767.82 --> 2769.54] 25-year-olds explicitly. +[2769.88 --> 2770.46] Yeah, I remember that. +[2770.72 --> 2771.52] Managed... +[2771.52 --> 2772.18] Managed to make... +[2772.18 --> 2773.08] I think there was more, too. +[2773.84 --> 2779.84] Racist, sexist, or otherwise prejudiced comments about five things. +[2780.08 --> 2782.30] All of which, Max, is either... +[2782.30 --> 2784.54] Is somewhere from 50 to 100%. +[2784.54 --> 2788.74] All in the span of what? +[2788.82 --> 2791.16] Like a 10 to 15-minute drive? +[2791.38 --> 2792.84] Like, yeah, it wasn't even... +[2792.84 --> 2794.80] And that only started, like, halfway through. +[2794.80 --> 2796.86] Like, he was working through them. +[2797.66 --> 2798.38] He was on a mission. +[2798.52 --> 2804.70] And the best thing about this, sort of, depending on your perspective, like, if you appreciate +[2804.70 --> 2807.02] the ironic use of the word best. +[2807.36 --> 2814.54] The best thing about it is that it was even pointed out that Max was... +[2814.54 --> 2814.90] Oh, yeah. +[2814.98 --> 2819.20] Young, female, Asian, Canadian, and half Italian. +[2819.20 --> 2819.64] Yeah. +[2821.08 --> 2821.68] Wow. +[2822.30 --> 2826.76] And, like, clearly no one in the car was down with the conversation. +[2827.18 --> 2828.20] Frosty Universe says, +[2828.20 --> 2830.90] Sounds like he comments on YouTube videos. +[2836.36 --> 2836.84] Yep. +[2837.10 --> 2838.00] Sounds about right. +[2838.30 --> 2838.50] Good. +[2839.06 --> 2839.54] But, yeah. +[2839.68 --> 2840.60] Good observation. +[2841.66 --> 2846.58] One of the terrifying things is if they start doing these ride-sharing apps, they'll gather +[2846.58 --> 2851.72] obscene amount of data of, like, how driving works and automated driving and stuff. +[2851.72 --> 2856.34] So, if this becomes a thing, it's going to massively advance all the rest of it. +[2856.36 --> 2856.38] Oh, yeah. +[2856.38 --> 2857.00] It'll grow exponentially. +[2857.16 --> 2857.34] Yeah. +[2857.62 --> 2857.80] Yeah. +[2858.46 --> 2861.88] And, like, the transport industry is huge. +[2862.04 --> 2865.04] The amount of people that work in the transport industry is huge. +[2865.16 --> 2868.70] And there's certain parts of the transport industry that'll hold for a little while longer. +[2868.84 --> 2869.14] Oh, yeah. +[2869.42 --> 2870.62] These will still need to be maintained. +[2871.24 --> 2871.44] Yeah. +[2871.56 --> 2871.72] Yep. +[2871.72 --> 2878.70] And, like, certain specific things, like very high, like, black car and limo might still +[2878.70 --> 2882.80] have a person because being served by a person, like, having someone come out and open your +[2882.80 --> 2884.36] door and all that kind of stuff might be nice. +[2885.28 --> 2888.20] So, people that are, like, super ballin' might still pay for that. +[2889.12 --> 2892.76] And very specialized transport stuff, I'm sure, will still be covered. +[2893.32 --> 2894.76] But A to B driving? +[2896.80 --> 2899.00] Someone says it's not hate speech if you hate everyone. +[2899.00 --> 2904.22] Well, there's actually a couple of other pretty ridiculous comments here. +[2904.86 --> 2908.16] First of all, Max is a stupid... +[2908.16 --> 2909.36] Who names a girl Max? +[2910.08 --> 2911.42] Her name's Maxine. +[2912.96 --> 2914.16] It's called a nickname. +[2916.36 --> 2916.80] Terrible. +[2918.02 --> 2920.54] I expect better from the Twitch chat. +[2920.64 --> 2921.18] No, I don't. +[2921.48 --> 2921.96] Never mind. +[2923.54 --> 2924.86] Have you ever called someone Bob? +[2924.86 --> 2924.94] Bob. +[2926.94 --> 2929.06] Their full name is very likely not Bob. +[2929.20 --> 2929.40] Yeah. +[2929.54 --> 2930.02] It's Bobbert. +[2932.60 --> 2933.48] All right. +[2933.60 --> 2937.84] And, uh, so moving on to what we've got on Flowplane this week. +[2937.94 --> 2938.92] I think we're gonna... +[2938.92 --> 2940.24] There's someone watching named Bobbert. +[2940.34 --> 2941.12] I'm sorry, Bobbert. +[2941.34 --> 2943.98] Close down this show pretty quick here because I think I'm pretty much done. +[2944.98 --> 2945.62] All right. +[2945.64 --> 2946.56] What do we got over there? +[2947.24 --> 2950.94] Um, ooh, we've got the HomePod versus the Google Home Max. +[2952.14 --> 2953.52] I watched the very end of this. +[2954.24 --> 2954.64] Gold. +[2955.18 --> 2955.72] Uh, yes. +[2955.82 --> 2957.30] The very end is definitely gold. +[2957.76 --> 2960.44] Uh, we've got the job posting that I think is actually up on YouTube now. +[2960.64 --> 2961.70] So we're hiring again. +[2962.90 --> 2963.80] I went snowboarding. +[2964.34 --> 2966.74] And the guy that got me my equipment was like, +[2967.24 --> 2968.54] I want to apply. +[2968.74 --> 2969.76] I applied in the past. +[2970.14 --> 2970.86] I didn't make it. +[2970.96 --> 2972.24] It was for the writer's catchment thing. +[2972.38 --> 2972.68] Oh, yeah. +[2972.82 --> 2973.52] He's like, but I'm here. +[2973.60 --> 2974.20] I want to apply again. +[2974.22 --> 2976.38] I was like, dude, we're hiring soon. +[2976.92 --> 2977.78] Yeah, there it is. +[2977.86 --> 2978.00] Yeah. +[2978.62 --> 2980.38] Uh, this is a good video. +[2980.52 --> 2981.56] You guys are gonna like it. +[2981.56 --> 2985.30] Are review sample CPUs cherry-picked? +[2985.84 --> 2988.22] Shit viewers say episode one. +[2989.72 --> 2994.00] Retail chip, engineering sample, which one performs better? +[2994.52 --> 2994.78] Okay. +[2994.78 --> 2996.80] And we did both Intel and AMD. +[2997.74 --> 2999.60] Have you talked about like the history of this though? +[2999.72 --> 2999.86] Yeah. +[3000.10 --> 3000.32] Oh, yeah. +[3000.50 --> 3000.72] Okay. +[3000.86 --> 3001.02] Okay. +[3001.06 --> 3002.08] Oh, like in the video we did. +[3002.08 --> 3002.98] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. +[3003.04 --> 3003.12] Yeah. +[3003.22 --> 3003.32] Yeah. +[3003.32 --> 3003.90] Because it's happened. +[3004.58 --> 3006.34] I don't know what the results of this are. +[3006.40 --> 3007.04] I haven't seen it, but. +[3007.24 --> 3009.12] Liquid metal laptop cooling. +[3009.98 --> 3011.24] 20 degrees cooler. +[3011.48 --> 3012.30] That's really cool. +[3012.46 --> 3013.22] No lies. +[3014.30 --> 3017.02] Uh, what the crap is floating point performance? +[3018.10 --> 3019.16] Everyone talks about it. +[3019.60 --> 3020.30] A lot of people. +[3020.70 --> 3021.82] I'm not gonna say most people. +[3021.88 --> 3022.14] You know what? +[3022.14 --> 3023.38] Most people have no idea what it is. +[3024.16 --> 3025.04] If we're into programming, +[3025.14 --> 3025.54] you probably understand. +[3025.54 --> 3026.70] This ends up at the same time. +[3027.10 --> 3029.60] Um, handy tech under 100, mostly gaming. +[3030.32 --> 3031.46] There's actually some really cool stuff. +[3031.46 --> 3033.46] This is a credit card sized game console. +[3033.82 --> 3034.02] Hmm. +[3034.54 --> 3036.46] That's literally in your, in your wallet. +[3036.72 --> 3037.16] That's cool. +[3037.36 --> 3038.76] Um, what else we got here? +[3039.82 --> 3040.62] I think that's most of it. +[3041.40 --> 3042.00] Oh, yeah. +[3042.10 --> 3044.52] Oh, 120 hertz PC gaming on a TV still isn't up. +[3044.92 --> 3046.14] So that'll go up pretty soon. +[3047.16 --> 3049.10] And I think that pretty much wraps it up. +[3049.88 --> 3050.36] All right. +[3050.42 --> 3051.76] So we will see you again next week. +[3051.86 --> 3053.60] Same bad time, same bad channel. +[3054.14 --> 3054.50] Bye. +[3056.54 --> 3058.66] Now to consume more vapor bubble baking. +[3058.98 --> 3059.22] Yep. +[3061.46 --> 3079.80] So many people playing bingo. +[3080.90 --> 3081.20] Yeah. +[3081.20 --> 3082.76] Oh, website. +[3082.76 --> 3083.24] I don't need to. +[3084.30 --> 3086.26] All right. +[3087.06 --> 3087.36] Please. +[3087.36 --> 3091.58] Man, when we don't have like big technical streams. +[3091.64 --> 3091.72] Yeah. +[3092.10 --> 3092.66] When we. +[3092.66 --> 3122.64] Thank you. diff --git a/Google Makes YouTube MORE Confusing!! - WAN Show May.18 2018_transcript.txt b/Google Makes YouTube MORE Confusing!! - WAN Show May.18 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d1c6c813c741e599de6db85e0e52b319d490c6fc --- /dev/null +++ b/Google Makes YouTube MORE Confusing!! - WAN Show May.18 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,977 @@ +[0.00 --> 5.88] Are you ready? Are you ready for the show? It's good, because we're live. +[7.08 --> 13.94] Oh, that whole time? No, no, no, just now. I've been saying, are you ready for a while? It's not +[13.94 --> 17.64] like an impression or anything, it's just like a... Oh, I thought you said it. You said it so +[17.64 --> 21.34] many times that I just assumed it was something I didn't get. I thought it was like Muppets or +[21.34 --> 24.98] something. No, no, no, no, no, no. If I was going to do Muppets, I'd probably go like, +[25.14 --> 29.12] oh, come at the frog here. Maybe we're going to do the man show like this. Oh, that's a great +[29.12 --> 32.76] Jordan Peterson impression. Jordan Peterson, I don't even know who that is. Is that a reference +[32.76 --> 37.26] that I should get? Is he famous? Yeah. Or she? I guess Jordan's one of those names that can go +[37.26 --> 44.60] either way. All right, so we've got a great show for you guys today. Well, I mean, James is here, +[44.60 --> 49.50] so it'll be an adequate show for you guys today. We've got new Google Glasses to talk about. +[51.76 --> 57.60] EVGA is apparently ditching CDs. Next week, a mop just... +[57.60 --> 63.12] We don't actually, we didn't even have a mop. We had a broom. We did have a mop. We had a broom handle +[63.12 --> 70.78] with a wig on it. Almost as good. A dozen employees quit Google in protest against a military project. +[70.78 --> 78.56] And what else we got? Possibly new Google Glasses. It's still prototype phase. And EVGA, +[78.94 --> 84.24] not giving you DVDs anymore. Going to give you USB sticks instead. Wait, how do you not have the +[84.24 --> 89.92] YouTube Red thing in here? That is like the biggest news of this week. I go to our forum. +[90.80 --> 94.80] I look what's on the front page of the forum. Then when I exhaust the forum, I go to my other favorite +[95.52 --> 102.80] ours, TechCrunch, The Verge, Bloomberg. That must be on there. It's not. Okay, +[102.80 --> 107.20] well, we're going to talk about that too. You're going to wing it. And I'm going to sit back and just take it in. +[107.20 --> 111.76] It's good. +[111.76 --> 113.76] Yeah. +[113.76 --> 114.24] Music. +[116.48 --> 119.04] Yeah. You're just, you're just talking over the music. +[120.48 --> 124.40] It's good. It's terrible. No, it's good. No, it's terrible. People hate it. No, they love it. +[124.40 --> 128.24] No, they hate it. Have you ever watched the, have you ever not been on the WAN show and watched it? +[128.24 --> 133.44] Because I lived my life before I worked here doing that. And I liked it. I liked when you guys talk +[133.44 --> 138.72] during that. PIA. I think you were the only one. Oh yeah. We probably should have had that on the +[138.72 --> 146.64] screening before we hired people. Like, do you like it or dislike it when we talk over the intro music +[146.64 --> 150.96] on the WAN show? And that's, so. That's disqualifying if you like it. Okay. So here's the thing. +[151.92 --> 160.32] When we hire, we usually do some kind of a skill testing quiz. And there are answers that if you +[160.32 --> 166.64] get them wrong, your application gets immediately put into a bin. This guy likes the Matrix sequels. +[168.00 --> 175.36] It's. I did, I did like that. Okay, that actually would. What? Okay. I was younger. Are you serious? +[175.36 --> 179.92] I was younger than you when they came out for one. And it might only be three years, +[179.92 --> 185.44] but that makes a difference when you're talking about like a 14 year old. No, they were so bad. +[186.80 --> 191.60] They should have. Okay. They're, they're different. They're, they're different. Okay. What were, +[191.60 --> 197.68] were there, were there two sequels or three sequels? Well, there are three movies. So two sequels. +[197.68 --> 204.72] Okay. So which, hold on a second. So Reloaded and Revolutions both came out in 2003. +[205.84 --> 211.20] And is Reloaded the one with the two weird twins? Yes. Well, they're in both movies. Okay. +[211.92 --> 218.56] So don't take this the wrong way, but I didn't even make it through the second one, +[218.56 --> 223.44] let alone watch the third one, which I heard was much worse. The third one is worse. +[224.40 --> 228.08] Okay. You're throwing the baby out with the bathwater because yes, +[228.08 --> 235.84] hear me out. Okay. What's the baby? The baby is like one of the best car chases in cinema history. +[236.40 --> 241.68] Kick-ass fight scenes. Like there's parts of the matrix that aren't just the like counterculture +[241.68 --> 245.68] and cool story. There's parts of it that make it a good movie. Like the Kung Fu and the fight +[245.68 --> 252.56] choreography are sweet. And they're really sweet in that movie. Yeah. So the, is the photography good too? +[252.56 --> 256.24] The photography, the lithography. What about the cinematography? +[257.52 --> 261.84] The cinematic. Whoa, I can't even do that one. I had to think about it for a little bit. +[261.84 --> 268.96] Also, okay. There's a part where he fights a pile of CG agent Smiths that looks like dog junk now, +[268.96 --> 274.40] but that was good. When it came out, it was cutting edge. +[274.40 --> 285.12] Oh, good Lordy. So, okay. I'll admit that watching that then I didn't get that. Cause okay. Honestly, +[286.48 --> 294.96] the worst, the worst instances of like CGI aging badly and it really taking you out of the experience +[294.96 --> 302.16] are when you see the evolution of computer graphics over the course of a series of movies. +[302.16 --> 306.00] Yeah. Okay. So I think like Lord of the Rings did a pretty good job of this where even though the +[306.00 --> 308.56] movies were released years apart. Yeah, but they filmed them at the same time. +[308.56 --> 312.40] Did they film them all at the same time? Yeah, but they would have done the like post-processing later +[312.40 --> 318.48] though. Like I know for a fact that scene in Return of the King where they're like surrounded by the +[318.48 --> 324.64] entire army of like orcs and stuff. I know for a fact that was done like towards the end. +[324.64 --> 328.96] And that scene probably wouldn't have even been possible with the computer hardware that was +[328.96 --> 333.92] available when fellowship came out. Like that was a really, really demanding thing. Cause every single +[333.92 --> 340.08] one of those had like some kind of like reactionary AI or something. So I heard they, +[340.08 --> 346.16] I remember reading this article where they had a really hard time getting the, um, the heroes to not +[346.16 --> 351.84] like try to break out and run away or something like they had to force them to stay inside this ring. +[351.84 --> 352.72] Oh, I see. +[352.72 --> 355.76] Cause they, cause they were like self-preservation things. Anyway, +[355.76 --> 360.64] apparently it was part of the way that they did like the really large scale, uh, like overviews of +[360.64 --> 367.76] the battlefield. Anyway. Um, so one of the series that really suffered from this for me is, +[367.76 --> 372.56] uh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, people are, people are, +[372.56 --> 375.84] are spoilers. We're talking about the Lord of the, and the matrix. +[375.84 --> 383.04] 99 people, uh, people are mad. Cause we're not talking about tech. Okay. We are talking about +[383.04 --> 390.64] technology and movies. Technically that is tech. Also like the Venn diagram is almost completely +[390.64 --> 394.96] overlapped with this audience and Lord of the Rings and these movies. Like, how can you be? +[394.96 --> 399.20] Anyway, anyway. Okay. So, uh, where was I going with this? Right. The Harry Potter movies, +[399.20 --> 405.92] movies because not only were the first two and especially the first one done for sure, +[405.92 --> 413.12] like before the later ones, because obviously that's how it works. Um, except Star Wars. So, +[413.12 --> 420.08] okay. That's a thing. Uh, shut up. Not only that, but they were way lower budget. Like you can really +[420.08 --> 424.16] tell looking at them and you're like, Oh wow. They like weren't even really trying with some of this +[424.16 --> 428.64] stuff. I remember being a child and seeing the first one and thinking that it was pretty good. Me too. +[428.64 --> 432.24] That troll came on screen. But like, if it's cutting edge for the time, that's in the second one. But +[432.24 --> 435.76] Oh wait, is that? No, you're right. That isn't the first one. Yeah. So, so yeah, it was, no, +[435.76 --> 439.44] no, I don't even think that was top of the line at the time, but it was like pretty good. So they +[439.44 --> 443.44] were lower budget. They were done earlier. And I went back and rewatched the entire thing. Cause +[443.44 --> 448.72] they had like a box at Costco with the whole thing. And I bought it cause I'm an idiot. Um, and I was +[448.72 --> 455.28] like, wow, these are kids movies. And then prisoner of Azkaban rolls around. You're like, Oh yeah. Now that's one. Yeah. +[455.28 --> 460.96] Now they're like real movies all of a sudden. Um, so do you think they should do a re-release +[460.96 --> 464.28] like they did with Star Wars where they up like remaster it, make the graphics better? +[464.72 --> 474.60] You know what? Because aside from Daniel Ratcliffe, Emma, whatever her name is, Watson, thank you. +[474.60 --> 479.72] And then redhead guy, whatever. Yeah. I don't know if anyone knows. Universal Ginge, the most +[479.72 --> 484.36] famous ginger ever. Yeah. What does he like drive a bus now or something? What? Yeah. I heard he +[484.36 --> 488.12] like got out of show business and he just wanted to like drive a bus. That'd be sweet. Yeah. +[488.12 --> 492.04] Donald Day Lewis moved to Italy for like five years. Just make shoes at one point. Yeah. Anyway, um, +[492.84 --> 499.96] because aside from their acting getting markedly better also, like you could probably, you could, +[499.96 --> 504.20] you could re-CGI it. I think you could actually make it a significantly more immersive movie. +[504.20 --> 508.04] Hmm. We should get George Lucas on it. He should be on the team. Just oversee it. You know, he's got +[508.04 --> 512.92] experience in this. He's does a good job. He does a hell of a job when he undertakes those projects. +[512.92 --> 518.84] Anyway, back to Agent Smith. Um, I will agree with you that at the time that didn't pull me out of +[518.84 --> 522.84] the movie. Like I felt like that's pretty cool. Wow. It really looks like he's fighting a bunch of +[522.84 --> 527.64] Agent Smiths. That was still a terrible movie. Well, that's the thing is a lot of people, the immersion +[527.64 --> 531.88] not being broken for me. A lot of people just hate the fact that he fought a bunch of agents. Oh, +[531.88 --> 537.88] I was actually okay with that because I was also a kid. Okay. Yeah. No, it was, I, that's like far +[537.88 --> 541.96] from the worst part of that movie. It was just awful. What is the worst part? Is it when he has powers +[541.96 --> 547.88] outside of the matrix at the end? Spoiler. Uh, cause that's, I think like the biggest division between +[547.88 --> 552.20] the first one and the sequels. I, I, you know what? I'm going to be honest with you. I don't remember +[552.20 --> 556.76] it well enough. I just remember it being freaking awful. You're just bandwagoning all the people who hate it. +[556.76 --> 562.52] You should watch it again. I, the car chase. Okay. Look, I watched the first one again, +[563.08 --> 567.72] like a couple of years ago. I did that last weekend. And it's so bad. Oh, it's awesome. +[569.88 --> 577.56] Moving on. No, it is so bad. Like there's no way I would like the second one. If the first one has aged +[577.56 --> 583.80] that poorly, it's so cheesy. The leather, like the leather is not cool anymore. No, no, it's not. +[583.80 --> 591.72] And the worst part is that like, I've seen Keanu, Keanu, Keanu actually act reasonably well. I'm sure +[591.72 --> 597.24] of it. Can't recall it right now. Can you say, whoa, as good as he says, whoa, in that movie? +[597.24 --> 601.00] Now I feel like I have to try. +[603.48 --> 607.88] I just, I just jumped, I just jumped from the building we're standing on to another skyscraper +[607.88 --> 609.80] across the way. Whoa. +[614.04 --> 616.20] That wasn't bad. That wasn't bad. What a dick. +[617.96 --> 623.40] You know what you remind me of? This pickle ad that I'm looking at. You know what? That's you. +[623.40 --> 628.68] An angry green dick. Right there. That's you. Which one? Left or right? +[629.32 --> 632.04] You know what? You're the shorter one. Huh. +[632.04 --> 635.16] There. A little girthier though. Take that. +[636.44 --> 640.12] All right. All right. Why don't we do an actual tech topic at some point here? So, +[640.52 --> 648.52] The Verge has an article here on a reported new Google Glass. It'll be an AR headset and, +[648.52 --> 652.12] oh, wow. I was going to say, it looks just as bad as the original. No, no, no. +[652.12 --> 654.84] That's the original. Wait, no, that's the... +[654.84 --> 658.92] I hesitate to even call it a new Google Glass because I suspect that they're going to change +[658.92 --> 663.56] it altogether. That probably wouldn't be a terrible thing because it is impossible +[664.04 --> 667.00] not to look like a complete jackass wearing that thing. +[667.64 --> 671.64] Yeah. So, my theories about why the first one failed have to do exactly with +[672.60 --> 677.16] the things that they thought were highlights. They thought it was so good that the camera was +[677.80 --> 680.92] up and out of your eye sight. You had to look up at it to see it. +[680.92 --> 681.80] What do you mean the screen? +[682.52 --> 684.44] The camera and the screen, but I mean the screen. You're right. +[685.80 --> 689.88] But that makes it so useless because what you want is like a mixed reality. You want all the +[689.88 --> 693.56] digital stuff to be right there superimposed. That's what they're doing with this one. It's +[693.56 --> 695.64] more like HoloLens. Okay. +[695.64 --> 697.24] But it's untethered. +[697.24 --> 703.08] Self-contained. It'll have cameras and microphones and it'll use the same new Qualcomm chips as the +[703.08 --> 710.76] upcoming HoloLens. So, it's a QSC 603 4-core chip based on an ARM architecture. It'll be built by +[710.76 --> 716.20] Taiwanese computer maker, Quanta, and is apparently still in the prototyping stage. +[716.20 --> 718.20] So, is that all we know about it right now? +[718.20 --> 722.84] I think so. I think that's basically, I would say it's probably on the same +[722.84 --> 727.88] bit of production cycle as the rumored Apple, what's it called, Project Titan, their glasses. +[727.88 --> 728.76] Google's. +[728.76 --> 729.16] Hmm. +[730.68 --> 732.28] Whose do you think will be better? +[733.96 --> 740.12] Because Google will have a much better AI. I mean, Siri, I swear, Siri has actually gotten +[740.12 --> 742.12] dumber over the last few years. +[743.16 --> 749.16] I would think that Apple's would maybe be a better hardware product and their AR kit and AR stuff is +[749.16 --> 753.88] quite good, but it will certainly be tethered with the iPhone because Apple now makes products +[753.88 --> 759.24] to squeeze more money out of iPhone users. Whereas this being purportedly untethered, +[760.52 --> 764.68] like I'm reading that as completely standalone device. You don't even need to have a phone. +[764.68 --> 768.84] If that's true, then it has this system on it to be useful. +[768.84 --> 769.48] Right. +[770.76 --> 773.72] And that's a whole different game. That's the apples and oranges at that point. +[773.72 --> 780.20] Okay. Man, I don't even like, I don't, I'm just trying to hear. Okay. Here's my issue with +[780.20 --> 787.96] augmented reality is like, you know what? I actually, this is unusual, but I want to hear +[787.96 --> 794.60] from Twitch chat. I want you guys to start throwing some, some, some messages in the Twitch chat. Let me know +[795.88 --> 803.56] what, and you can't, you can't hedge, you can't hedge. Okay. You got to pick one. What is one thing +[804.28 --> 810.68] that you want AR glasses to do that would make you buy? And I'm going to throw a price point at you. +[811.80 --> 815.40] Let's say they're not cheap. I'm going to say 500 US dollars. +[815.40 --> 816.52] Oh, I thought you were going to say a thousand. +[816.52 --> 823.88] No, 500. I think 500 is reasonable. So 500 US dollars and you pull the trigger immediately. +[823.88 --> 828.68] What's the feature? Go. So are you ready with one? Cause I've got one. +[828.68 --> 831.96] If you want to, let me go first. Okay. So for me, +[831.96 --> 837.88] one of the things that I have, like, I can't think of anything personally that would inspire +[837.88 --> 844.68] me to spend that kind of money because my entire life pretty much revolves around my phone screen +[844.68 --> 850.84] or my computer screen. And I've, I don't find myself having a desire to overlay information +[850.84 --> 854.44] on top of a screen with a screen. Like that's not really a thing. I get up in the morning. +[854.44 --> 859.32] I like check the news on my phone. I ate my breakfast. I take my kids to school. I drive. +[859.32 --> 864.04] So I'm driving. Then I get to work. I sit down in front of my computer or I'm shooting, in which case +[864.04 --> 867.40] I'll have my phone with me if I need to like send out a quick tweet or whatever, something you won't +[867.40 --> 874.60] be able to do with glasses anyway. Then I drive home. Then I spend time with my kids. Then I am on a +[874.60 --> 880.28] screen or, or not on a screen, ideally that that's it. So I'm, I'm never that far away if I like really +[880.28 --> 887.24] need to, you know, look something up and I've smartwatch too, of course, for me, the justification +[887.24 --> 897.00] would be business. Okay. So when I'm traveling, if I had the ability to be at like a, um, some kind of a, +[897.00 --> 905.40] a cocktail mixer or something, or if I walked into a business meeting, um, or like the suite at Computex +[905.40 --> 913.24] for Asus and this thing starts recognizing people that are on my social networks. So then all I have +[913.24 --> 919.40] to do is like add people to Facebook or LinkedIn or something like that. Yeah. Okay. But here's the +[919.40 --> 928.28] thing. It needs to do it well. So it needs to be able to go, okay, here's their name. Here's a couple +[928.28 --> 934.52] things about them. Here's the last email that you exchanged with them, if applicable. Like it needs +[934.52 --> 941.48] to be able to aggregate all of this data and help me avoid embarrassing situations where like, I'm +[941.48 --> 946.44] like, yeah, it was really nice to meet you. And they're like, we've had three meetings over the +[946.44 --> 952.36] last, you know, eight years. And I'm just like, well, that's enough meetings that I should feel really +[952.36 --> 959.56] bad. But in my defense, when I go to these types of shows, I usually meet anywhere from 200 to 500 +[959.56 --> 965.32] people in a span of a week. And I'm sorry, but unless you're, you have like bright orange hair +[965.32 --> 969.80] on one side and bright purple hair on the other side, I'm probably not going to remember you. +[970.60 --> 974.04] It's how Max got hired by the way. She was the most memorable applicant. No, I'm just kidding. +[974.68 --> 977.80] I actually wasn't involved in the process. What you're describing sounds to me like +[977.80 --> 984.44] what the Facebook app for that form factor would be. Yeah. And it's consistent with Google's +[984.44 --> 989.48] ultimate vision, which is not only like here, can I jump in? Because these are these are going away +[989.48 --> 994.52] too quickly. Can I jump in with some other people's things? Sorry, hold that. So, oh, man, +[995.64 --> 1000.04] some people are asking for unreasonable things like complete replacement of your smartphone and +[1000.04 --> 1007.08] smartwatch input. There's no the input. Yeah, I don't think that makes any sense. Okay, Google Maps with +[1007.08 --> 1013.40] AR. Yeah, I can see that having a value. That'll be sweet. The navigation is just right over top of +[1013.40 --> 1019.24] the road. Yeah. All right. But really 500 bucks, you'd buy it for that. Like how often do you really +[1019.24 --> 1024.04] navigate somewhere? Exactly. If I was an Uber driver, maybe. Yeah. So again, that's a professional +[1024.04 --> 1034.52] use though. Google search info. Okay. Wow. Holy crap. This is just moving way too fast. If this +[1034.52 --> 1041.96] device respected women, I'd buy it like that. Dash cam feature like shadow play, being able to go back and +[1041.96 --> 1046.36] record any moment in your life. Just recording everything. There's an episode of Dark Mirror like +[1046.36 --> 1052.92] that. Or Black Mirror. You don't want that. Yeah, I could see it being useful, but it's also a big +[1052.92 --> 1061.24] problem. When does that? Oh, wow. Relationship status. I could see a lot of people buying it for that. +[1061.24 --> 1066.92] That would be sweet. Like if basically like the Tinder app for that form factor, you walk around, +[1066.92 --> 1074.28] it's like, yep, that's a Tinder user. Oh, wow. That, okay. Imagine like real world Tinder, +[1074.28 --> 1080.12] people walking around with these headsets, just like, oh wow. And you could swipe with your head. +[1080.12 --> 1086.76] So you just look at people and be like, no, yeah. Nope. Nope. Like you're walking up to someone, +[1086.76 --> 1090.68] you see them. There's a thing over your head. You both know the others on Tinder. They're looking at +[1090.68 --> 1095.56] you going like this. You're like, nah. So you like, you make eye contact across the room and +[1095.56 --> 1103.64] you're both just like, yeah. Oh man. Heck yeah. Um, a lot of people are saying. What a desk though. +[1103.64 --> 1110.12] Nope. A lot of people are saying porn, but like, why? Like, why do you, who would want to be walking +[1110.12 --> 1116.60] around with like a raging erection because they're like watching porn while they're on the bus? Like, +[1116.60 --> 1121.40] what is the point of that? Like, I know, I know. Okay. So here's the thing is like, +[1121.40 --> 1127.32] I think most people are probably just saying that to be funny, but I'm sure at least a handful of you, +[1131.00 --> 1136.44] I'm sure at least a handful of you will legitimately would watch porn on a plane or on a bus or whatever, +[1136.44 --> 1143.72] if you could. And to those people, I would say, really? Like, really? Like, I think, +[1143.72 --> 1149.00] I think, you know what? I think I'm not going to get into it. Imagine all the extensions you could +[1149.00 --> 1154.52] get, all the hilarious filters you could get where like someone's talking to you and you just see +[1154.52 --> 1160.68] objects around their head, like wangs coming at you, wangs around Linus. Viewing schematics and +[1160.68 --> 1166.84] diagrams, like large scale schematics and diagrams. Like if you could have whatever you're working on +[1166.84 --> 1172.28] and then you could just like have a picture in picture effectively over your vision of, +[1172.28 --> 1175.64] of like a manual or something along those lines. That's actually what I would pick. What I would +[1175.64 --> 1181.24] pick is a collaborative, uh, like virtual object app where you and I could sit, we could be having +[1181.24 --> 1185.32] a conversation. You have an idea. You want to describe the idea to me. Instead of using limited +[1185.32 --> 1190.60] language, you just say, okay, here's a cube and you rotate it and it tracks your hands so you can +[1190.60 --> 1196.68] manipulate it. Aristaca has another commercial purpose. If you worked at a car dealership and the client comes in +[1196.84 --> 1202.92] asks you a question about like that used car, like, you know, who was the previous owner? +[1202.92 --> 1208.28] How many kilometers does it have on it? All of a sudden you can just be like, bippity boppity, +[1208.28 --> 1212.36] sir. I've got all those answers for you. Give me one minute. I just have to stare at the car for a +[1212.36 --> 1216.68] second. Uh, yeah, hold on, hold on. Yeah. Okay. It's all loaded. All right. So here's what we got for +[1216.68 --> 1222.36] you. I mean, I can see that again, another professional application. So I see this being a professional +[1222.36 --> 1226.68] device initially, uh, much like HoloLens. But that's consistent with Google's +[1226.68 --> 1232.20] what's Google Lens, right? Google's ultimate aim was to bring information to you before you query +[1232.20 --> 1235.88] it. You don't even have to search. It comes to you as you need it. And that's what Lens is. If you +[1235.88 --> 1241.48] looked at Google IO last week, they had demos where you're, you're basically walking around Chicago and +[1241.48 --> 1247.72] you look at a historic building and up comes the Wikipedia page for it. And it's an AR, so it's got +[1247.72 --> 1252.60] the nice depth to it. That's, that's exactly what you're talking about. You look at an object of +[1252.60 --> 1257.32] relevance to you and like the, yeah, but I guess I just, you know, I'm not much of a like +[1257.96 --> 1262.12] information about this building buff. Like for me, you walk by a restaurant and that kind of looks +[1262.12 --> 1267.56] okay. And then there's the four star rating, the reviews. Okay. That would be useful, but here's +[1267.56 --> 1275.32] the problem. It has to actually work. Like I was in London this week and I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm standing where +[1275.32 --> 1280.28] I'm standing. I got my little, you know, blue dot facing whatever direction it thinks I'm facing. +[1280.44 --> 1287.08] That seems to be just kind of like a, Oh yeah. Come on, baby. Like I agree with you there. Yeah. +[1287.08 --> 1293.48] It's not accurate at all. Um, and I searched for food, which I would think would bring up restaurants +[1293.48 --> 1299.88] or restaurant or whatever. I searched for something and it just, it's just random. Like, like I walked +[1299.88 --> 1307.56] past an Italian restaurant that looked fine and had a good rating when I like manually searched for it +[1308.44 --> 1312.60] on my way to the Italian restaurant that it brought up in the search result. I'm just kind of sitting +[1312.60 --> 1319.80] here going, Italian was right in the name and it was on my way. Like it was closer to me than the +[1319.80 --> 1325.16] thing that you found. Like it just seems arbitrary as sometimes. And so it's, it's frustrating for me to, +[1325.16 --> 1329.72] for, for Google to come out and say, we're going to have this amazing technology. Your phone +[1329.72 --> 1333.16] is going to call your hairstylist and make an appointment for you. You're going to put on +[1333.16 --> 1336.68] these glasses and they're going to dynamically tell you everything you need to know about +[1336.68 --> 1343.00] everything you're looking at when they don't even have the basic stuff working right now. Italian +[1343.64 --> 1346.76] freaking restaurant. Oh, there's a problem right there. And it still can't handle that. +[1347.88 --> 1356.44] I wanted pizza. Okay. I actually didn't want pizza. I just wanted anything that my wife would also eat. +[1356.44 --> 1357.08] That's what I wanted. +[1360.04 --> 1364.76] That is get full. I did that for you. Oh, thank you. I did that. 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I... +[1585.64 --> 1587.88] Did you work here yet? I staffed the Case Toss. +[1587.88 --> 1590.84] Right, right, right. So that was, how dangerous was that out of 10? +[1590.84 --> 1593.96] A woman almost, almost actually... Forget it, forget it. +[1593.96 --> 1596.44] This year there's a cage around. Yeah, Case Toss 2.0. +[1596.44 --> 1602.20] It was like 9 out of 10. Uh, multi-headed VR will be there. Uh, 12k ultra-wide gaming, +[1602.20 --> 1606.84] and we've got more stuff on the way. There's gonna be food, music, cool systems to look at, +[1606.84 --> 1610.36] um... Cool LNGers. Extra room to stand in. +[1610.36 --> 1616.52] Uh, more games, more swag, special guests. I believe, uh, Jay is planning to be there, +[1616.52 --> 1622.04] so that's gonna be pretty sweet. Uh, we have some people who are, like, committed on paper, but, like, +[1622.04 --> 1627.16] don't wanna necessarily 100% lock it down, so they don't want us to, like, talk about it, +[1627.16 --> 1631.64] but there, there should be other celebrity guests there as well. Is Obama gonna be there? +[1631.64 --> 1635.96] No, Obama's not gonna be there. Um, so tickets start at $35 Canadian. You can get them at +[1635.96 --> 1640.52] ltxexpo.com. Colton, I'm done the spot for LTX Expo. You're not allowed to talk about it anymore. +[1640.52 --> 1642.20] He doesn't even know that Obama's gonna be there. +[1642.20 --> 1643.48] L-T-X! +[1643.48 --> 1646.36] Obama's not gonna be there. Uh, no. Yeah, no. +[1646.36 --> 1648.04] He could be. No. He can buy a ticket. +[1648.04 --> 1651.96] Unless it's, like, some other Obama. Like, if you go in the phone book and you look up Obama, +[1651.96 --> 1653.64] Obama. Like, are there other Obamas? +[1653.64 --> 1654.20] It's possible. +[1654.20 --> 1655.96] Is that a common name? I don't think so, right? +[1655.96 --> 1656.60] I don't think so. +[1656.60 --> 1657.32] Yeah, I don't think so. +[1657.32 --> 1658.60] Barack is. +[1658.60 --> 1659.48] Is that a common name? +[1659.48 --> 1660.12] No, yeah. +[1660.12 --> 1661.00] Oh, of course. +[1661.00 --> 1663.08] During his presidency, a lot of people named him Barack. +[1663.08 --> 1665.48] So there's a bunch of, like, seven-year-olds named Barack. +[1665.48 --> 1666.04] Yeah. +[1666.04 --> 1666.68] Interesting. +[1666.68 --> 1668.36] Or, like, 12. +[1669.00 --> 1673.16] That would explain why I keep encountering more and more Linuses. It's because, like, +[1674.60 --> 1676.04] I inspired parents to... +[1676.04 --> 1680.92] I don't think the plural of Linus is Linuses. I think when you have multiple Linus, it's just Linus. +[1680.92 --> 1683.80] No, I think we've... No, no, no, no. It would be, like, Linus Eye or something. +[1683.80 --> 1684.20] No. +[1684.20 --> 1684.84] Oh, yeah. +[1684.84 --> 1685.32] Nexus. +[1685.32 --> 1687.64] Or Lin-Eye. It would be, like, Lin-Eye. +[1687.64 --> 1688.04] Nexus. +[1688.04 --> 1690.04] Like, like, like, penis is Pen-Eye. +[1691.88 --> 1693.40] That's true. You have a point there. +[1693.40 --> 1700.52] Uh, EVGA ditches CDs for USB sticks. This was originally posted on the forum by Vegetable Stew, +[1701.00 --> 1701.72] and the original article... +[1701.72 --> 1703.00] I love that guy's name, by the way. +[1703.00 --> 1704.52] ...is from, yeah, it's S-T-U. +[1704.52 --> 1705.64] Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. +[1705.64 --> 1706.04] What? +[1706.04 --> 1708.12] Um, yeah, Vegetable Stew. +[1708.12 --> 1709.24] Like, it's his name. +[1709.24 --> 1709.80] His name is Stew. +[1709.80 --> 1712.04] Dang it, Anantek. How do I get rid of this? Thank you. +[1713.00 --> 1716.68] So, this is actually something I asked you, I asked you as a noob. +[1717.32 --> 1720.92] I was like, why are they giving discs when I don't... +[1720.92 --> 1722.76] I and everyone else doesn't have... +[1723.88 --> 1724.60] Yeah, drink it. +[1725.08 --> 1727.88] ...doesn't have a DVD player anymore. +[1727.88 --> 1734.12] And you told me it's because it's way more expensive to give away flash drives. +[1735.32 --> 1740.92] And EVGA actually confirmed that. Even though EVGA is ditching DVDs for all the drivers, +[1740.92 --> 1743.16] and giving you an 8 gigabyte flash drive instead, +[1744.28 --> 1748.68] they actually did admit that it's 20 times more expensive to give you a flash drive. +[1748.68 --> 1749.80] They're still doing it. +[1749.80 --> 1752.36] So, 20 times more expensive would be like... +[1754.04 --> 1754.84] Because how much does... +[1754.84 --> 1760.60] I think a disc costs like on the order of like 3 cents or something like that. +[1761.16 --> 1765.08] Like, basically, it's probably costing them a few bucks though, for each one. +[1765.08 --> 1769.32] With that said, EVGA has a bit of an advantage here compared to other motherboard makers, +[1769.32 --> 1772.76] because they don't really make any entry-level boards. +[1772.76 --> 1780.84] So, every motherboard that they sell will have enough margin in it that they could probably afford to throw in a USB drive. +[1780.84 --> 1783.88] And there have been high-end boards before that came with USB drives. +[1783.88 --> 1784.12] Yeah. +[1784.12 --> 1785.32] They're not the first to do it. +[1785.32 --> 1786.52] That's freaking awesome though. +[1786.52 --> 1789.48] Especially because flash... +[1789.48 --> 1795.72] Like, NAND flash has gotten to the point where it's not any more cost-effective to make like a... +[1795.72 --> 1799.56] A 1 gig USB drive than it is to do an 8 gig USB drive. +[1799.56 --> 1801.64] Like, 8 gigs is the size they start at. +[1801.64 --> 1803.24] So, that's what EVGA is providing. +[1803.24 --> 1811.08] And what's cool about that is 8 gigs is exactly the right size for you to be able to use it for an install ISO. +[1811.08 --> 1812.36] A DVD ISO. +[1812.36 --> 1813.88] Oh, I thought you were going to say two Blu-rays. +[1814.76 --> 1815.96] No, because it's not enough for that. +[1815.96 --> 1818.04] I thought a Blu-ray was like 4 gigs. +[1818.04 --> 1819.32] No, DVD is 4 gigs. +[1819.32 --> 1820.52] Blu-rays are like 40. +[1820.52 --> 1821.00] What? +[1821.00 --> 1823.40] DVDs were like 700 megabytes. +[1823.40 --> 1824.28] No, that's CDs. +[1825.72 --> 1827.56] CDs are 650 or 700. +[1827.56 --> 1828.92] DVDs are 4.7. +[1828.92 --> 1831.48] And then Blu-rays are like 40... +[1831.48 --> 1832.04] And 80... +[1832.04 --> 1833.08] Like, they go up much higher. +[1833.08 --> 1834.92] Like 20, 40, 80 or something like that. +[1834.92 --> 1840.92] When I used to be a scumbag who torrented movies, they were always about 700 megabytes. +[1840.92 --> 1843.08] Yeah, that's because they were like... +[1843.08 --> 1843.88] They were 720p. +[1843.88 --> 1847.08] ...seriously downscaled so that scrubs like you... +[1847.08 --> 1848.12] Yeah. +[1848.12 --> 1852.92] ...who were too cheap not only to buy movies but also to pay for more internet download... +[1852.92 --> 1854.20] Definitely, yep. +[1854.20 --> 1856.52] ...didn't go over their data limits. +[1856.52 --> 1857.96] Yeah. +[1857.96 --> 1859.96] So Blu-rays are 25 and 50. +[1860.92 --> 1861.80] 8 gigs. +[1861.80 --> 1862.36] Okay. +[1862.36 --> 1862.52] Yeah. +[1863.88 --> 1864.52] Um... +[1864.52 --> 1866.52] Well, you can put some Word documents on it. +[1866.52 --> 1867.48] How about that? +[1867.48 --> 1868.60] Uh, wait, 8 gigs? +[1869.24 --> 1870.76] No, you can put a DVD... +[1870.76 --> 1872.04] You can put an ISO on it! +[1872.04 --> 1873.08] That's what I'm trying to say! +[1873.08 --> 1873.64] Wait! +[1873.64 --> 1878.92] So they say the cost increase will not trickle down to the consumer, which is of course nonsense. +[1883.48 --> 1888.68] I think all that means is they're not adjusting the pricing of their current generation of boards, +[1888.68 --> 1894.28] but that doesn't mean that when they consider the BOM cost, the bill of materials, for their next generation, +[1894.92 --> 1899.08] that they won't consider that that's another two or three dollars or four dollars... +[1899.08 --> 1902.04] What do you mean? This could have been two dollars cheaper this whole time? +[1903.56 --> 1908.60] Um, okay, this was originally posted over on Gizmodo. +[1908.60 --> 1915.00] Um, it was posted on the forum by Pyrii, Pyrii? Pyrii, I think. +[1915.72 --> 1923.56] And dozens of employees have quit Google in protest against a military project, what is this, Project Maven. +[1923.56 --> 1924.36] Okay, wait a second. +[1925.16 --> 1926.44] A dozen, not dozens. +[1926.44 --> 1927.56] Yeah, sorry, a dozen. +[1927.56 --> 1928.44] A dozen, so far. +[1930.76 --> 1934.76] So, Project Maven is a project that Google's working on in collaboration. +[1934.76 --> 1935.80] Really a project. +[1935.80 --> 1938.20] They called it Project Maven and it's a project. +[1938.20 --> 1938.28] It's a project. +[1938.28 --> 1939.08] Wow. +[1939.08 --> 1940.12] It's an undertaking. +[1940.12 --> 1940.68] Wow. +[1940.68 --> 1941.08] Wow. +[1941.08 --> 1941.96] Okay, you do it. +[1941.96 --> 1942.68] Do tell me more. +[1942.68 --> 1943.24] No. +[1943.24 --> 1947.96] No, actually you have to do it because I'm checking on notes on the YouTube premium thing that you didn't +[1947.96 --> 1948.68] put in here. +[1948.68 --> 1953.08] Despite protests from employees, why would an employee ever protest? +[1953.08 --> 1953.64] Yes. +[1953.64 --> 1958.12] Google is charging ahead with the Department of Defense collaboration to produce machine learning +[1958.12 --> 1961.32] software for American military drones. +[1961.32 --> 1967.64] Project Maven aims to speed up the analysis of drone footage by automatically classifying images of objects and people. +[1967.64 --> 1974.44] And now a dozen people, Google employees, are resigning in protest over the company's continued involvement. +[1974.44 --> 1980.12] And this is in addition to about 4,000 employees who have voiced concern in a petition that was circulated internally. +[1980.12 --> 1981.48] Yeah. +[1981.48 --> 1991.24] So basically Project Maven is a way of using AI to identify targets in for and okay, it doesn't +[1991.24 --> 1997.16] say explicitly, but the assumption, so this is all like allegedly, but the assumption is +[1997.16 --> 2003.08] that the technology is going to be used to identify targets for drone strikes is ultimately what people +[2003.08 --> 2004.44] are mostly upset about. +[2004.44 --> 2011.64] Google has emphasized, though, Google claims it is only providing open source software to Project Maven, which means the +[2011.64 --> 2016.52] military would be able to still use the technology even if Google didn't accept payment or offer technical +[2016.52 --> 2019.88] assistance, and they have emphasized that its AI is not being used to kill. +[2020.44 --> 2027.40] The technology is used to flag images for human review and is intended to save lives and save people from +[2027.40 --> 2029.24] having to do highly tedious work. +[2029.24 --> 2035.32] And of course, I mean, you could see that the objections to this, their mission statement from the beginning was don't be evil. +[2036.52 --> 2039.64] Yeah, but that's nowhere in their documentation anymore, as far as I know. +[2040.44 --> 2047.56] But it's still baked into the company ethos and a lot of people who work there make, it's possible that you worked there for a long time. +[2047.56 --> 2051.48] And that was the mission statement when you were hired and for a large part of your career. +[2051.48 --> 2062.36] Second part of it is that Google, it's been argued that Google has, is mandated to protect all of its users and they have a global user base. +[2062.36 --> 2074.12] So this is, this project serves the interests of the US and the weaponry that's developed from it could be used to harm Google users who are not in the US. +[2074.12 --> 2076.52] So where does their responsibility lie? +[2077.64 --> 2078.36] This is great. +[2078.50 --> 2083.98] Fruntal in Twitch chat, deciding whether or not to kill someone equals highly tedious work. +[2086.48 --> 2086.92] Dang. +[2087.34 --> 2095.76] So there are other American companies, major tech companies, including IBM and Amazon that have refused to work with the US Defense Department. +[2099.36 --> 2101.40] But the counter argument to that is... +[2101.40 --> 2102.36] I don't think you read that correctly. +[2103.04 --> 2103.78] Sorry, what's that? +[2104.12 --> 2107.16] In addition to the petition circulating inside Google... +[2107.16 --> 2108.32] Oh, launched the petition. +[2108.46 --> 2108.60] Sorry. +[2108.72 --> 2115.96] There was another petition that tried to get other companies like IBM and Amazon to work together to refuse to work with the US Defense Department. +[2115.96 --> 2120.90] So the counter argument to that is like, well, don't you want the United... +[2120.90 --> 2126.72] Don't you want America to, you know, keep up with, you know, other countries? +[2126.90 --> 2128.24] Like, you know, is... +[2128.24 --> 2134.10] It's like, do you think that the engineers at Baidu are quitting because they don't want to do defense contracts? +[2134.10 --> 2135.30] From the Chinese government? +[2135.30 --> 2137.14] Do you think that's happening? +[2137.14 --> 2139.30] Do you think the engineers at Yandex in Russia? +[2139.30 --> 2144.58] Do you want the U.S. to be overpowered by other nations that get this kind of work done? +[2144.66 --> 2145.50] From the private sector. +[2146.34 --> 2147.62] Well, private sector. +[2148.58 --> 2151.26] I mean, is Baidu private sector technically? +[2151.40 --> 2151.74] I don't know. +[2152.88 --> 2153.88] Well, that's the other thing. +[2154.14 --> 2155.74] What happens to you if you protest? +[2156.18 --> 2157.12] I'm not even going there. +[2158.18 --> 2164.78] So if it's going to be happening anyway, then who do you want to hold this kind of technology? +[2164.78 --> 2177.16] I can see why you wouldn't want to be the one working on it, but you should probably understand that when you walk away, there's another engineer who's going to work on it. +[2177.88 --> 2184.98] And then if that engineer's not at Google, that engineer will be either from a different company in the U.S. or another company in a different country. +[2185.24 --> 2188.74] Baidu apparently not stayed owned as of this article from 2015. +[2188.96 --> 2192.20] I don't know if that's up to date, but I was just curious. +[2192.20 --> 2194.74] Oh, that's not what I thought you meant explicitly, but all right. +[2195.06 --> 2195.86] All right. +[2195.98 --> 2202.38] So let's move on then to YouTube Complete Dogs Breakfastium. +[2202.86 --> 2203.36] Oh, sorry. +[2203.46 --> 2203.94] Excuse me. +[2204.06 --> 2205.06] YouTube Premium. +[2205.54 --> 2207.92] So the original article here is from The Verge. +[2208.12 --> 2210.94] And basically, so how much do you know about YouTube Red? +[2212.00 --> 2212.80] Very little. +[2213.06 --> 2213.30] Okay. +[2213.64 --> 2222.76] So right now, okay, I'm just trying to, I'm trying to remember what YouTube music is. +[2223.26 --> 2223.60] Oh, yeah. +[2223.88 --> 2224.32] You're right. +[2224.78 --> 2225.04] Crap. +[2225.18 --> 2226.36] What is YouTube music? +[2227.40 --> 2227.68] Oh, man. +[2227.68 --> 2228.98] Google always does this. +[2229.30 --> 2229.86] I know. +[2229.94 --> 2231.08] It's so frustrating. +[2231.20 --> 2231.36] Okay. +[2231.40 --> 2231.64] No, no. +[2231.68 --> 2232.64] So that one's coming soon. +[2233.12 --> 2233.38] Okay. +[2233.78 --> 2234.04] Okay. +[2234.24 --> 2235.22] So Google. +[2235.68 --> 2236.06] Okay. +[2236.12 --> 2239.14] So on the Play Store, you can like get music. +[2239.94 --> 2240.38] Okay. +[2240.38 --> 2240.48] Okay. +[2240.96 --> 2242.40] But I think. +[2242.40 --> 2248.70] I'm trying to remember all the different, like, whatever. +[2248.84 --> 2250.56] Let's just go with how it was up until now. +[2250.68 --> 2256.32] So Google Play Music lets you stream music and like download music to your device. +[2256.56 --> 2256.82] Okay. +[2256.82 --> 2258.38] It's like, I forget. +[2258.48 --> 2260.20] It's like $10 a month or $8 a month. +[2260.44 --> 2261.42] Or $15 for the family plan. +[2261.48 --> 2262.26] But those are Canadian prices. +[2262.26 --> 2263.66] So I have the family plan. +[2264.40 --> 2268.44] And yeah, I pay like $15 Canadian or $16 Canadian or something like that. +[2269.44 --> 2269.78] Okay. +[2269.78 --> 2279.46] So then for a few US dollars more than Google Play Music, you can get YouTube Red, which strips the ads out of YouTube videos. +[2279.56 --> 2282.58] That is the, like the Google supplied, the AdSense supplied ads. +[2283.24 --> 2286.20] And, and gives you access to Google Play Music. +[2286.50 --> 2289.70] It also gives you additional benefits within the YouTube app. +[2289.74 --> 2294.54] So the ability to play song videos, for example, with the screen off, with the phone in your pocket. +[2294.54 --> 2295.58] Is this how it works now? +[2295.58 --> 2299.74] Because I thought before it was like, if you bought Google Play Music, you just got YouTube Red. +[2301.10 --> 2302.28] And I think it was the other way around. +[2302.44 --> 2305.44] And I was, no, because I got music and I was super stoked on that. +[2305.48 --> 2307.72] And then I found out that wasn't in the, that was not in Canada. +[2308.44 --> 2309.38] I was like, ah. +[2309.56 --> 2311.14] This whole thing has been so messy. +[2311.36 --> 2311.68] Okay. +[2311.80 --> 2314.42] Let's just, let's just, let's just do how it's going to work now. +[2314.44 --> 2314.70] Okay. +[2314.82 --> 2315.04] All right. +[2315.06 --> 2316.98] So, so YouTube Red is gone. +[2317.48 --> 2319.90] Apparently they were tired of being called Red Tube. +[2320.20 --> 2321.30] No kidding, you idiots. +[2321.30 --> 2321.66] Red. +[2321.78 --> 2321.94] Yeah. +[2322.06 --> 2322.66] I know. +[2322.66 --> 2322.70] I know. +[2322.84 --> 2322.92] Right. +[2323.02 --> 2324.24] How could they have possibly. +[2324.24 --> 2325.54] Red Tube has been around since like 2000. +[2325.58 --> 2327.50] 2007 or something like that. +[2327.74 --> 2327.82] No. +[2327.92 --> 2328.50] Something like that. +[2328.50 --> 2328.54] No. +[2328.62 --> 2328.88] Look at him. +[2328.88 --> 2330.60] Look at him covering, covering himself. +[2330.64 --> 2332.28] No, because YouTube itself came out in 2007. +[2332.46 --> 2333.34] So Red Tube must have been. +[2333.44 --> 2334.72] No, YouTube was 2005. +[2335.04 --> 2335.92] Let's find out. +[2336.32 --> 2336.76] Okay. +[2336.96 --> 2344.44] So YouTube Red is being replaced sort of by YouTube Premium, which gives you ad free music, +[2345.06 --> 2346.76] the ability to listen in the background. +[2346.88 --> 2347.28] You're correct. +[2347.28 --> 2348.28] And downloads. +[2348.28 --> 2348.30] And downloads. +[2348.30 --> 2348.36] And downloads. +[2349.16 --> 2352.72] As well as ad free video, the ability to play in the background. +[2353.02 --> 2353.86] This is cool. +[2354.94 --> 2356.82] Downloads on YouTube videos. +[2357.32 --> 2361.60] So you will now be able to load up YouTube videos on your phone before a flight or whatever. +[2362.34 --> 2365.60] Slash not have to use one of those ripping tools when I want to rip something off. +[2366.90 --> 2367.34] Sweet. +[2367.44 --> 2368.74] I can finally get them in there. +[2369.08 --> 2369.30] Native. +[2369.30 --> 2370.74] You mean compensate the artist? +[2370.92 --> 2371.76] Is that what you mean? +[2371.86 --> 2372.06] Anyway. +[2372.06 --> 2374.82] Also, all YouTube Originals. +[2375.36 --> 2380.66] So YouTube Red Originals or whatever they were calling those are now just called YouTube Originals. +[2381.68 --> 2387.06] And then YouTube Music Premium for just $2 less. +[2387.14 --> 2390.84] So this is like a pretty terrible deal as far as I can tell. +[2391.26 --> 2393.36] Just gives you ad free music. +[2393.80 --> 2396.02] So other videos will have ads. +[2396.22 --> 2400.00] And the ability to listen in the background and download music specifically. +[2400.00 --> 2404.78] And then how Google Play Music figures into all of this, I can't remember. +[2404.92 --> 2405.40] Yes, right. +[2405.58 --> 2410.40] If you have a Google Play Music subscription, you get YouTube Music as part of that membership. +[2411.20 --> 2415.04] Play Music is not going away yet, but it'll be hard. +[2415.28 --> 2415.86] Play Music? +[2416.00 --> 2416.18] God damn. +[2416.20 --> 2416.72] What's that? +[2420.46 --> 2424.48] In other news, YouTube Premium is finally coming to Canada. +[2424.48 --> 2428.42] So I plan to get it immediately because I am so tired. +[2428.42 --> 2429.50] So the editors can rip off. +[2429.62 --> 2431.36] I am so tired. +[2431.70 --> 2432.80] No, it's nothing to do with that. +[2432.98 --> 2437.74] It's because YouTube forces me to break their own terms of service every day. +[2438.60 --> 2439.22] What do you mean? +[2439.38 --> 2452.20] Because you are not allowed, according to Google's terms of service, to watch your own ads or interact with your own ads because it inflates your viewership numbers. +[2452.20 --> 2456.40] It's like being an Amazon affiliate and getting your friends to buy the thing you're an affiliate for. +[2456.48 --> 2457.20] No, that's fine. +[2457.62 --> 2458.30] No, you can't do that. +[2459.20 --> 2459.86] You can't? +[2460.26 --> 2460.46] No. +[2461.06 --> 2465.04] I can't be like, hey, guys, here's my affiliate link to buy this t-shirt. +[2465.38 --> 2467.74] All my friends and family, if you're going to buy this t-shirt, use my link. +[2467.86 --> 2468.38] You can't do that. +[2468.96 --> 2470.18] Oh, I see what you mean. +[2470.24 --> 2470.40] Okay. +[2470.48 --> 2478.36] Well, I think it's a little bit different from that because it's like actually like it's a holdover from the days of click fraud. +[2478.36 --> 2485.94] Where written websites would have banners up on their sites and then they'd like just click on their own ads all day. +[2486.00 --> 2486.18] Yeah. +[2486.30 --> 2488.10] So that they could get a bunch of money. +[2488.24 --> 2490.00] But no one ever actually looked at that. +[2490.16 --> 2495.76] So anytime I watch a video, like an unskippable video, unskippable ad, for example, might show up. +[2495.76 --> 2503.14] And then I sit through it, I have effectively fraudulently given an impression to that video. +[2503.24 --> 2505.94] Don't they know the IP of the uploader? +[2506.00 --> 2510.50] But if they know that, and no, it's a little more complicated than that because I could be using a different device. +[2510.68 --> 2512.38] But we're talking when I'm logged in. +[2512.38 --> 2515.76] So I've been asking Google for this for ages. +[2515.98 --> 2520.86] When I'm logged in, don't serve an ad on my video. +[2521.52 --> 2524.50] But they cannot figure this out. +[2524.68 --> 2525.96] Or they just don't care. +[2526.14 --> 2528.10] The second one is a more likely one. +[2528.50 --> 2535.20] So finally, I won't have to break Google's terms of service just by being a YouTuber. +[2535.46 --> 2536.14] And that's wonderful. +[2536.36 --> 2537.50] That makes my heart fuzzy. +[2537.50 --> 2545.04] They're like, stop, we all know you use Adblocker. +[2545.14 --> 2545.92] No, I don't. +[2549.10 --> 2549.76] All right. +[2550.18 --> 2552.02] So what else do we have today? +[2552.06 --> 2552.96] Do we have anything interesting? +[2553.64 --> 2554.50] Oh, yeah. +[2554.66 --> 2554.80] Okay. +[2554.80 --> 2562.26] So for anyone who was sort of speculating that maybe Asus really wanted to do the Ares brand. +[2564.72 --> 2566.14] No, they did not. +[2566.14 --> 2574.76] But as of now, now that GeForce partner program is officially dead, Ares is gone. +[2574.94 --> 2576.02] ROG is back. +[2576.56 --> 2577.40] So that's good. +[2577.52 --> 2578.74] Glad that's all behind us. +[2578.84 --> 2579.14] Do you think that's conclusive? +[2580.16 --> 2580.60] Yeah. +[2581.50 --> 2582.74] Do you think there's going to... +[2582.74 --> 2586.44] Are there any Ares cards out there? +[2587.60 --> 2588.94] This could be like a Larabee thing. +[2589.04 --> 2590.42] If we can get our hands on one, that'd be cool. +[2590.58 --> 2591.26] I don't think so. +[2591.46 --> 2591.84] I doubt it. +[2591.84 --> 2594.82] If there's an employee out there who has one, that'd be really cool to get our hands on that. +[2596.14 --> 2597.56] All right. +[2597.62 --> 2600.82] According to WCCF text, it was posted by Black Gup on the forum. +[2600.94 --> 2603.30] We've got rumors of a GTX 1170. +[2603.44 --> 2604.06] Black Gup. +[2604.32 --> 2605.06] No, it's Buck Up. +[2605.26 --> 2605.40] Oh, Buck Gup. +[2605.56 --> 2606.20] It's Buck Up. +[2606.24 --> 2607.60] Oh, Buck Gup. +[2607.74 --> 2608.52] You need to Buck Up. +[2608.60 --> 2609.08] Oh, sorry. +[2609.42 --> 2609.82] I don't know. +[2610.32 --> 2610.98] Black Gup. +[2611.06 --> 2611.28] Look. +[2612.64 --> 2614.18] I come from... +[2614.18 --> 2616.28] A home covered in Black Gup. +[2616.28 --> 2619.18] I come from eight time zones away right now. +[2619.78 --> 2624.76] I landed back in this country like 24 hours ago. +[2624.78 --> 2627.04] How do you think the people who are still in that time zone feel? +[2627.80 --> 2635.68] So, according to the leaks, the GTX 1170 will be powered by a 104 class GPU codenamed GT 104. +[2636.12 --> 2636.92] What would T be? +[2637.84 --> 2638.78] So, it's not Volta. +[2638.92 --> 2639.80] What was it? +[2639.80 --> 2644.52] Oh, I don't remember what the rumored T codename was going to be. +[2644.82 --> 2646.96] It'll be approximately 400 millimeters square. +[2647.08 --> 2648.14] So, that's a pretty big chip. +[2648.40 --> 2648.58] Okay. +[2648.72 --> 2649.12] Wasn't that testable? +[2649.50 --> 2653.70] 2688 CUDA cores, 256-bit GDDR6 memory interface. +[2654.46 --> 2657.00] 8 to 16 gigs of GDDR6 memory. +[2657.16 --> 2660.04] Well, that's good that it has an interface that matches the amount of... +[2660.04 --> 2662.02] Or the type of memory it's rumored to have. +[2662.12 --> 2664.82] So, the rumor managed to get hopefully at least that much right. +[2664.82 --> 2668.86] Clocks of 1.5 to 1.8 gigahertz depending on boost. +[2671.18 --> 2675.26] So, this would put it in the same league as the existing GTX 1080 Ti. +[2676.00 --> 2679.82] So, once again, if you invested... +[2680.72 --> 2680.90] Ha! +[2682.06 --> 2683.26] Invested because of crypto. +[2683.50 --> 2683.72] Ha ha! +[2684.34 --> 2685.92] If you invested... +[2685.92 --> 2686.52] Not invested. +[2686.64 --> 2690.92] If you plunked down the money for a top tier card, a top tier Ti card, +[2690.92 --> 2694.98] you are once again going to have to wait two generations +[2694.98 --> 2698.54] in order to get any kind of significant upgrade from NVIDIA. +[2698.74 --> 2705.24] So, we've seen this a lot of times now where the GTX 680 Ti was the last time they... +[2706.00 --> 2707.54] Was it the 680 Ti? +[2709.32 --> 2709.88] Yeah. +[2710.62 --> 2711.98] But wait, GTX 680? +[2712.02 --> 2713.14] No, they never did a 680 Ti. +[2713.24 --> 2716.68] So, the GTX 680 was the top tier of that generation. +[2716.68 --> 2722.98] And then, in the next gen, there was a 770 that was exactly the same thing. +[2723.48 --> 2723.68] And then... +[2724.36 --> 2724.68] No, 780... +[2725.50 --> 2727.32] Maybe it's 700 series that I'm thinking of. +[2727.36 --> 2728.40] So, 700 series... +[2728.40 --> 2732.58] Yeah, then you've got a 980 that didn't... +[2732.58 --> 2734.08] Then the 980 Ti didn't come until later. +[2734.14 --> 2734.46] That's right. +[2734.76 --> 2738.60] So, 780 Ti was very similar in performance to the GTX 980. +[2738.92 --> 2742.22] So, when the 900 series rolled around, if you had a top tier card, +[2742.22 --> 2746.82] there was basically no upgrade for you until the 980 Ti came... +[2746.82 --> 2747.22] Or the... +[2747.76 --> 2750.14] Yeah, the 980 Ti came quite some time later. +[2750.34 --> 2754.58] Then the 980 Ti was actually quite similar to a 1070 or 1080. +[2754.76 --> 2758.18] So, there wasn't much of an upgrade there until the 1080 Ti came quite a bit later. +[2758.28 --> 2762.54] So, you actually have to kind of wait at least a half generation in order to get an upgrade +[2762.54 --> 2765.04] if you bought the top tier card from last time around. +[2765.50 --> 2769.56] So, that combined with the fact that the 10 series launched... +[2769.56 --> 2771.18] Like, when did the 10 series launch? +[2771.18 --> 2772.94] So, GTX 10... +[2772.94 --> 2774.38] When did the 1080 Ti launch? +[2774.52 --> 2775.26] Let's find out. +[2775.50 --> 2775.90] The Ti? +[2776.48 --> 2776.78] Yeah. +[2777.34 --> 2780.50] So, that was back in March of 2017. +[2780.82 --> 2781.98] So, it's been a full year. +[2782.24 --> 2785.62] You will still have no upgrade path from that. +[2787.90 --> 2795.16] So, the only people who will be upgrading are probably people who bought 1080s or before. +[2795.58 --> 2798.48] So, that was way back in May 2016. +[2798.48 --> 2804.22] People who bought 1080s and who have been waiting for a significant upgrade at that same price tier. +[2805.36 --> 2808.56] And we actually don't even know anything about pricing because while the crypto... +[2808.56 --> 2811.90] No, there is one tidbit about the pricing here. +[2812.04 --> 2812.38] Oh, okay. +[2812.76 --> 2814.62] And that it's going to cost more than it did last generation. +[2814.84 --> 2815.02] Oh. +[2815.14 --> 2815.76] 500 bucks. +[2815.98 --> 2816.28] Sure. +[2816.52 --> 2818.42] That's what is being guessed apparently. +[2818.94 --> 2820.44] For the 1170 specifically. +[2820.44 --> 2822.66] All right. +[2823.06 --> 2824.44] And that's a super rumor. +[2824.60 --> 2827.56] That's just like whispers around the industry indicate. +[2828.62 --> 2828.86] Yeah. +[2829.20 --> 2830.92] NVIDIA has been known to mislead people. +[2831.08 --> 2832.50] Like, I still remember there was a launch. +[2832.58 --> 2837.66] It might have been the 580 or something like that where they literally changed the pricing on us the day before. +[2838.14 --> 2839.30] And like, no one knew. +[2839.46 --> 2840.28] Their own partners. +[2840.40 --> 2841.44] By a lot or by like 20 bucks? +[2841.44 --> 2843.40] That was like by $100 or something like that. +[2843.46 --> 2844.14] It was pretty significant. +[2844.42 --> 2844.88] Up or down? +[2845.66 --> 2846.06] Down. +[2846.62 --> 2846.98] Yeah. +[2847.30 --> 2847.56] Yeah. +[2847.64 --> 2848.54] Can't complain though, right? +[2848.56 --> 2849.72] Yeah, that's old news though. +[2849.80 --> 2852.50] NVIDIA like surprising the industry with great pricing. +[2852.68 --> 2853.60] That's not a thing anymore. +[2854.74 --> 2856.38] SC2 Mitch posted this one on the forum. +[2856.50 --> 2860.26] This was originally posted on InsideGames.biz. +[2860.26 --> 2865.16] And I gotta say, this shouldn't surprise me, but it does. +[2865.50 --> 2867.40] It shouldn't because it's been on the WAN show before. +[2868.34 --> 2869.32] Well, whatever. +[2869.44 --> 2871.62] I probably skipped it because I was like, oh, that's boring. +[2871.76 --> 2878.60] So, the IOC is to host an eSports Summit in whatever, however you pronounce that, Lausanne? +[2879.52 --> 2880.04] Lausanne? +[2880.54 --> 2881.36] In July. +[2881.90 --> 2883.14] You're supposed to be a French speaker. +[2883.92 --> 2884.68] Oh, is it French? +[2885.32 --> 2885.90] It's in Switzerland. +[2885.90 --> 2893.12] All right, so basically this is just to continue the organization's dialogue with the gaming industry. +[2893.28 --> 2894.44] It's just a one-day meeting. +[2896.06 --> 2902.74] And in due course, approach the stakeholders of the Olympic movement again. +[2904.14 --> 2904.94] Never gonna happen, man. +[2905.00 --> 2907.34] eSports will never be in the Olympics. +[2907.50 --> 2910.30] And I argue that they don't belong in the Olympics. +[2911.14 --> 2912.36] I'm not gonna disagree with you. +[2912.38 --> 2915.72] I'm not even gonna play devil's advocate here because I don't think it makes a ton of sense. +[2915.72 --> 2920.82] But with that said, there is stuff in the Olympics that I don't necessarily think belongs in the Olympics. +[2922.52 --> 2922.88] Sure. +[2923.26 --> 2923.34] So... +[2923.34 --> 2923.94] There's... +[2923.94 --> 2925.44] I mean, here. +[2925.54 --> 2925.88] You know what? +[2925.92 --> 2926.88] Let's bring up the full list. +[2927.10 --> 2927.92] The speed walking and stuff? +[2928.44 --> 2928.76] Olympics. +[2929.14 --> 2930.10] I mean, this stuff's hard. +[2930.14 --> 2931.96] But the point is that it's athletic. +[2932.30 --> 2939.32] The way I look at it is in athletics, there's something you intend to do. +[2939.40 --> 2940.98] There's an action you want to carry out. +[2940.98 --> 2942.40] You see that action in your mind. +[2942.82 --> 2951.06] And then because your body has crappy tolerances, even though you want to throw that ball into that particular spot, you just can't do it. +[2951.14 --> 2953.34] But in a video game, for the most part, you can. +[2953.64 --> 2955.50] You want your units to move right there. +[2955.70 --> 2957.00] You click there and they move there. +[2957.00 --> 2963.76] So I think the fact that there's greater tolerances that you don't have much control over on your own body, that's what really separates. +[2963.92 --> 2970.56] I mean, you could make the argument that moving the mouse very precisely is a pretty good analog for that. +[2971.46 --> 2971.80] Sure. +[2971.94 --> 2974.70] But that's only a part of the game and not the whole game. +[2975.58 --> 2978.62] There are actually a lot fewer Olympic events than I thought. +[2978.68 --> 2979.78] Actually, most of these aren't that stupid. +[2979.80 --> 2980.46] That's winter, though. +[2980.74 --> 2981.00] No, no. +[2981.04 --> 2981.60] I got both of them. +[2981.62 --> 2981.88] Okay. +[2982.50 --> 2982.76] Okay. +[2982.96 --> 2983.36] Handball. +[2983.44 --> 2984.16] Are you going to put that on the screen? +[2984.34 --> 2984.62] Really? +[2984.84 --> 2985.20] Handball? +[2985.20 --> 2987.00] Handball is huge in Europe, man. +[2987.04 --> 2988.54] There's a bunch of people yelling at you right now. +[2989.50 --> 2989.86] Huge. +[2990.50 --> 2991.80] And it's pretty BA, too. +[2993.34 --> 2993.70] All right. +[2993.74 --> 2994.32] Well, then, fine. +[2994.50 --> 3000.06] So is there anything here that we really think is pretty dumb? +[3000.72 --> 3001.12] Football. +[3001.22 --> 3002.04] That guy's kicking the ball. +[3002.08 --> 3002.78] It doesn't make any sense. +[3003.48 --> 3003.88] Joking. +[3005.96 --> 3006.32] Joking. +[3007.24 --> 3007.60] Terrible. +[3007.82 --> 3008.18] Equestrian. +[3008.26 --> 3008.86] That's kind of weird. +[3009.74 --> 3010.92] What is dressage? +[3011.26 --> 3011.82] A dressage. +[3012.02 --> 3012.54] A dressage. +[3012.54 --> 3014.50] It's like fancy walking on horses. +[3015.20 --> 3016.62] It's... +[3016.62 --> 3019.50] But again, this is like the horse... +[3019.50 --> 3021.86] I guess there's skill in training a horse. +[3023.80 --> 3028.96] And I'm sure there's skill as a rider, but you're telling me that if your rider gets hurt +[3028.96 --> 3031.90] that day and you still got the good horse, you're not going to just send someone else +[3031.90 --> 3033.60] on top of that good horse and still maybe win? +[3034.34 --> 3036.04] I don't know anything about this sport. +[3036.84 --> 3037.16] Okay. +[3037.16 --> 3042.62] Here's another angle that John Martin here, the writer of TechQuickie, told me when we +[3042.62 --> 3043.94] discussed this all those months ago. +[3044.40 --> 3045.54] Or maybe it was someone on the forum. +[3045.62 --> 3051.66] They basically said an interesting angle is the fact that video games are commercial products. +[3052.12 --> 3055.24] So you're going to go on to the Olympics and you're going to broadcast something that +[3055.24 --> 3057.82] Blizzard owns, for example. +[3057.82 --> 3060.34] So you think there's a potential licensing issue here? +[3061.04 --> 3065.48] Or just like the IOC wanting to be paid ultimately? +[3066.60 --> 3070.62] Maybe that someone wanting to get paid or at least it being free advertising. +[3071.12 --> 3071.40] Right. +[3071.50 --> 3072.12] It's bizarre. +[3072.28 --> 3075.82] And then there's another quote here that says that they're not going to do anything... +[3076.82 --> 3079.54] They said killer games, but the guy has an accent. +[3079.96 --> 3081.44] But violent games. +[3081.58 --> 3083.02] And that's like half the games. +[3083.54 --> 3085.82] Half the competitive ones, especially. +[3085.82 --> 3090.30] Yeah, like what games are competitive that don't involve killing? +[3091.28 --> 3094.74] I mean, I guess like Dota is a lot better than Call of Duty. +[3095.98 --> 3096.62] Or CSGO. +[3096.62 --> 3097.24] Yeah, okay. +[3097.24 --> 3098.80] It's like cartoony or something, but... +[3098.80 --> 3099.64] That's a fair point. +[3099.74 --> 3101.48] And you resurrect or something. +[3101.74 --> 3103.70] You're not going to watch Civilization VI in the Olympics. +[3104.60 --> 3105.04] Yeah. +[3106.82 --> 3107.82] I mean... +[3107.82 --> 3109.56] All right. +[3111.22 --> 3111.96] They're games. +[3112.04 --> 3112.56] They're not sports. +[3113.78 --> 3115.16] I don't want to see them there. +[3115.16 --> 3115.80] Oh, man. +[3116.24 --> 3118.58] So, like there's stuff that you could... +[3118.58 --> 3119.10] Like shooting. +[3119.60 --> 3120.84] Is shooting a sport then? +[3121.34 --> 3121.68] Why not? +[3121.68 --> 3122.06] Or is it a game? +[3122.76 --> 3123.06] What? +[3124.80 --> 3125.38] Why not? +[3125.90 --> 3127.24] Well, like shooting a target. +[3127.68 --> 3128.58] It's super physical. +[3128.60 --> 3129.68] Or like archery. +[3131.16 --> 3132.38] Where's your argument that it's not? +[3132.82 --> 3133.46] Well, okay. +[3133.54 --> 3134.42] Games are in the mind. +[3134.66 --> 3135.78] You think games are in the mind? +[3135.80 --> 3136.30] They're in the mind. +[3136.42 --> 3137.80] Chess is a quintessential game. +[3137.80 --> 3141.06] You compute what you want to happen. +[3141.06 --> 3144.54] And the action of carrying out that task is a non-issue. +[3144.60 --> 3145.70] You just pick it up and put it there. +[3146.18 --> 3147.30] That's not the hard part of the game. +[3147.42 --> 3149.44] It's the computation that's the hard part of the game. +[3149.66 --> 3152.16] In sports, it's the carrying out of the task that's difficult. +[3152.16 --> 3154.06] Everybody wants to get the ball across the line. +[3154.44 --> 3155.52] Doing that is hard. +[3155.52 --> 3161.98] I would argue that video games sit in between, though. +[3162.30 --> 3162.72] I agree. +[3162.84 --> 3164.36] Like in a very good area. +[3164.88 --> 3165.54] I agree with that. +[3165.66 --> 3166.70] But you say it'll never happen. +[3166.76 --> 3168.34] I think they're way closer to the game end. +[3168.56 --> 3173.24] I'm sure Twitch chat is hitting us up with some games that don't have killing. +[3173.36 --> 3174.38] Okay, Rocket League. +[3175.44 --> 3175.86] I can't. +[3176.12 --> 3177.58] Rocket League is just soccer. +[3178.72 --> 3184.00] Yeah, I can't imagine watching Rocket League in the Olympics. +[3184.00 --> 3186.12] I just, like, oh, man. +[3186.84 --> 3188.54] I have a hard time. +[3189.04 --> 3190.84] Like, it's such a ridiculous concept. +[3190.98 --> 3197.50] I think these cars running around and, like, using their butts to hit a giant ball into a thing. +[3197.64 --> 3197.98] Like, I just. +[3198.18 --> 3203.22] You know what you're hitting on right now is the level of abstraction with video games compared to the real sports. +[3203.32 --> 3204.66] Because what happens? +[3204.72 --> 3206.90] Everyone has the common experience when the Olympics come on. +[3207.02 --> 3207.50] Street Fighter. +[3207.76 --> 3208.00] Okay. +[3208.42 --> 3209.96] Super Smash is another one. +[3210.00 --> 3210.32] That'd be great. +[3210.36 --> 3211.16] Street Fighter and Smash. +[3211.26 --> 3211.40] Okay. +[3211.70 --> 3211.92] Okay. +[3211.92 --> 3212.78] The Olympics come on. +[3212.86 --> 3213.86] You've never watched pole vaulting. +[3213.86 --> 3214.58] In your life. +[3214.70 --> 3216.08] You've never watched the sport in your life. +[3216.22 --> 3218.34] But you're sitting there and you just instantly get it. +[3218.46 --> 3220.32] You can appreciate when someone does a good job. +[3220.38 --> 3221.70] You're like, that was amazing. +[3222.00 --> 3222.18] Yeah. +[3222.30 --> 3223.64] That will never happen with esports. +[3223.76 --> 3225.38] Someone puts on a StarCraft II match. +[3226.02 --> 3229.00] You don't know that they have all these battle cruises. +[3229.12 --> 3230.66] You're just like, oh, that guy has ships. +[3230.90 --> 3231.22] Okay. +[3231.70 --> 3235.38] Like, it's too abstracted from a visceral feeling that we can all share. +[3235.48 --> 3235.66] Yeah. +[3235.66 --> 3236.90] I agree with you. +[3237.02 --> 3240.56] I think it's far more likely that they'll just make their own Olympics. +[3240.96 --> 3241.34] I agree. +[3241.34 --> 3241.86] With blackjack. +[3241.88 --> 3242.50] They should have that. +[3243.50 --> 3244.80] Well, we all know the next line. +[3244.92 --> 3245.04] Yeah. +[3245.72 --> 3247.96] Close friends that you pay to hang out with you. +[3248.50 --> 3248.86] Employees. +[3249.22 --> 3249.46] Hey. +[3249.96 --> 3250.64] Friends of the night. +[3250.64 --> 3251.26] I've got those. +[3251.78 --> 3252.40] I'm out of here. +[3252.72 --> 3253.10] All right. +[3253.10 --> 3256.70] So, I think that's pretty much it for the WAN show today. +[3256.80 --> 3258.16] We will see you guys again next week. +[3258.38 --> 3259.98] Same bat time, same bat channel. +[3260.64 --> 3261.22] Let's roll that intro. +[3261.22 --> 3262.20] No guarantee on the time. +[3262.28 --> 3262.92] Don't talk on the intro. +[3262.92 --> 3263.68] I'm going to talk on the intro. +[3263.68 --> 3264.22] Don't talk during the... +[3264.22 --> 3267.30] Never going to give you up. +[3267.30 --> 3268.02] No, no, no. +[3268.32 --> 3269.62] I can sing on the intro. +[3270.70 --> 3271.12] All right. +[3271.16 --> 3271.42] Fine. +[3271.68 --> 3275.10] Never going to turn around to zerk you. +[3277.36 --> 3278.74] How weird is that guy's voice, though? +[3283.10 --> 3284.70] Yeah, this guy was talking to me. +[3284.72 --> 3284.82] Oh, shoot. +[3284.86 --> 3285.78] I've got to put this thing here. +[3286.22 --> 3286.42] Look. +[3286.60 --> 3286.74] Look. +[3287.14 --> 3287.42] That one. +[3287.44 --> 3288.32] LTX. +[3288.50 --> 3289.16] And that one. +[3289.48 --> 3290.24] And that one. +[3292.20 --> 3292.80] Bye-bye. diff --git a/Intel CEO QUITS! - WAN Show June 22 2018_transcript.txt b/Intel CEO QUITS! - WAN Show June 22 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d55378514df26e3df41a93b0d26a92c123833859 --- /dev/null +++ b/Intel CEO QUITS! - WAN Show June 22 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1511 @@ +[0.00 --> 5.30] Did they turn the lights up again? +[6.36 --> 7.28] Because I am super pale. +[7.28 --> 10.24] I think so, because there's a huge hotspot over here, and you're really pale. +[10.28 --> 11.10] I think they did. +[11.24 --> 13.42] You look more pale than me, which I really don't think is true. +[13.48 --> 14.80] I think they actually did it. +[15.32 --> 16.34] Ah, that's okay. +[16.48 --> 17.06] You know what? +[17.74 --> 22.56] Luke and I have been talking before the show, and the WAN show is crap. +[22.72 --> 26.20] Everything about it is crap right now, and we just need to completely reinvent it. +[26.20 --> 30.18] We need a computer that doesn't reboot when I accidentally bump it with my knee. +[31.18 --> 36.06] It hasn't rebooted in a while, and then Linus finally comes back to WAN show, and it's like, +[36.18 --> 37.14] bonk out immediately. +[37.34 --> 38.02] You know what I did, though? +[38.48 --> 43.22] So it used to reboot every time you, like, jostled it a little bit, and then what I did +[43.22 --> 45.38] was I took it, and I went like this. +[46.98 --> 48.64] It gave it a little bit of resiliency? +[48.64 --> 53.64] And then while it was off, and I turned it back on, and then it was actually fine until +[53.64 --> 55.90] until we moved over here. +[56.36 --> 58.52] Ah, so it needs another shakeup. +[58.56 --> 63.20] So it just needs a little, like, cut it out, you piece of garbage! +[64.48 --> 66.20] Computer professionals, ladies and gentlemen. +[66.26 --> 66.50] Yeah. +[67.06 --> 71.02] So it needs a little bit of that, and then this wall sucks. +[71.20 --> 72.04] Our lights suck. +[72.14 --> 72.26] Yeah. +[72.38 --> 73.56] Our camera sucks. +[73.66 --> 73.80] Yeah. +[73.86 --> 74.66] Like, look at that light. +[74.72 --> 75.12] It's pink. +[75.92 --> 76.16] Yeah. +[76.66 --> 77.68] It's actually pink. +[78.04 --> 78.24] Yeah. +[78.24 --> 82.10] And then that one's a little green, and then this one is actually a pretty decent light. +[82.16 --> 82.52] It's a hive. +[82.62 --> 83.24] It's a pretty nice light. +[83.24 --> 83.48] Yeah. +[83.60 --> 86.24] But it's misconfigured because Ed did it. +[87.40 --> 89.88] That's why there's a huge hotspot over here. +[89.88 --> 94.58] So Ed just got thrown under the bus super duper hard, and you know what? +[94.58 --> 96.88] I don't even care because he deserves it. +[97.44 --> 98.10] But yeah. +[98.26 --> 102.50] We could also use a mic setup that doesn't have, like, 14 million modules and doesn't +[102.50 --> 103.32] even sound that amazing. +[104.24 --> 107.46] So that's a whole thing. +[107.54 --> 109.72] The problem is that we've tried simple ones. +[109.78 --> 110.02] We have. +[110.02 --> 110.60] Well, okay. +[110.76 --> 112.76] We've tried just a simple USB interface. +[113.04 --> 114.56] We've tried a USB microphone. +[114.72 --> 115.64] We've tried it. +[115.66 --> 118.94] Most podcast people get separate dynamic mics. +[119.04 --> 119.32] Fine. +[119.38 --> 120.58] Instead of a single condenser mic. +[120.58 --> 120.92] Fine. +[121.06 --> 121.94] I don't care anymore. +[122.20 --> 122.94] You know what? +[122.98 --> 123.70] I don't care. +[124.70 --> 125.06] Just... +[125.06 --> 127.00] An issue with that might be that we're so close. +[127.52 --> 128.96] No, that is a problem. +[129.04 --> 129.18] Yeah. +[129.18 --> 129.88] We are really close. +[129.94 --> 130.10] Yeah. +[130.10 --> 131.26] Which doesn't make matters better. +[131.38 --> 132.08] But you know what? +[132.16 --> 133.80] You people tuned in for a fan. +[133.80 --> 135.34] We could cheat like Good Mythical Morning. +[137.08 --> 137.82] Do they cheat? +[137.90 --> 139.36] That mic isn't the real one they use. +[139.38 --> 139.54] Yeah. +[139.60 --> 139.74] Okay. +[139.86 --> 140.34] That makes sense. +[140.60 --> 140.72] Yeah. +[141.24 --> 141.62] Yeah. +[141.62 --> 145.32] So anyway, people are saying the mic keeps making a bumping noise. +[145.42 --> 145.82] Hold on. +[145.90 --> 146.18] Let me... +[146.18 --> 146.56] Is there... +[146.56 --> 146.96] Is that better? +[148.74 --> 150.04] Let me get that... +[150.04 --> 151.60] Let me get that adjusted for you. +[151.64 --> 152.04] How's that? +[152.78 --> 153.36] We good? +[153.36 --> 156.46] We have a great show. +[156.78 --> 158.58] We got a great show for you guys today. +[158.88 --> 159.24] Wonderful topics. +[159.40 --> 160.14] A lot of great topics. +[160.24 --> 160.98] The best topics. +[161.40 --> 162.60] The greatest topics. +[163.28 --> 165.02] Do you want to do a topic? +[165.30 --> 171.72] New SSD form factor from Samsung is supposed to be three times the storage density of... +[171.72 --> 172.44] You have to stay tuned. +[173.22 --> 174.00] Get owned. +[174.38 --> 175.52] That was a little rude. +[175.68 --> 176.04] Wow. +[176.04 --> 176.98] I'm just going to go with it. +[177.04 --> 180.72] Also, Apple finally acknowledges MacBook keyboard issues. +[181.72 --> 182.16] Yeah. +[182.16 --> 182.44] Yeah. +[183.10 --> 185.38] Bethesda is suing Warner Brothers. +[185.84 --> 186.08] Oof. +[186.18 --> 187.64] So that's going to be a good one. +[187.72 --> 187.92] Oof. +[188.06 --> 190.72] And it actually looks pretty... +[190.72 --> 193.30] That looks pretty cut and dried. +[194.02 --> 200.16] And speaking of things that got cut today, like, because they're bleeding a bit and stuff, +[200.54 --> 204.24] YouTube introduces paid subscriptions and merchandise. +[205.58 --> 206.76] Flowplane's not going anywhere. +[207.06 --> 207.26] Yep. +[207.26 --> 212.52] But this definitely does alter some things about our deal. +[212.94 --> 214.74] Pray I don't alter it further. +[216.96 --> 218.40] Let's roll that intro. +[218.46 --> 218.88] Crap. +[218.98 --> 220.52] He's Vader in this situation. +[221.24 --> 222.02] That's not good. +[222.02 --> 224.88] You're like super white Lando. +[225.34 --> 225.64] Yeah. +[225.98 --> 226.42] Yeah. +[226.42 --> 226.86] Yeah. +[229.28 --> 231.20] Instead of capes, I wear sweaters. +[233.56 --> 241.46] I mean, who would think to put a cape on a, like, seriously legitimate suave guy these +[241.46 --> 241.76] days? +[241.76 --> 243.60] Like, you would not get away with that anymore. +[243.70 --> 245.26] You got to admire that about the 80s. +[245.26 --> 246.68] You haven't seen the movie yet. +[246.68 --> 247.78] Oh, all right. +[248.48 --> 250.08] No, I don't even want the... +[250.08 --> 250.90] Oh, crap. +[251.26 --> 252.90] Oh, now the... +[252.90 --> 253.70] Well... +[253.70 --> 254.88] You can't look at Twitch chat anymore. +[254.88 --> 255.80] I won't be able to look at Twitch chat. +[255.80 --> 256.82] I will monitor chat. +[256.90 --> 257.62] I will monitor chat. +[257.62 --> 258.36] For the rest of the video. +[258.42 --> 258.76] I am sorry. +[259.08 --> 259.80] That is my bad. +[259.86 --> 260.42] You ruined it. +[260.52 --> 260.80] Yes. +[261.30 --> 266.04] I have not seen Solo yet, which means that I can't look at anything anymore because now +[266.04 --> 266.80] you guys know. +[267.06 --> 267.28] Yep. +[267.36 --> 269.42] Not that anyone probably even cares. +[271.62 --> 274.14] Like, is it even an impactful enough movie? +[274.14 --> 278.72] See, I can talk about Solo as much as I want because I have not even seen a trailer. +[279.22 --> 283.12] I know nothing other than that it has been an absolute box office flop. +[283.48 --> 285.50] And actually, we should talk about this. +[285.56 --> 288.98] It's probably not even in the doc, but we were chatting about this at lunch the other +[288.98 --> 289.20] day. +[289.34 --> 289.46] Yeah. +[290.22 --> 291.94] I don't really have a link for you guys. +[291.96 --> 294.12] You can probably find one where you can just Google about it. +[294.22 --> 296.82] But Disney has more or less officially said... +[296.82 --> 297.70] Do I need to go down? +[298.04 --> 298.92] No, I need to go up. +[299.28 --> 299.58] Okay. +[299.58 --> 305.20] Disney has more or less officially said that they are putting a pause on all Star Wars +[305.20 --> 311.86] story movies like Rogue One and Solo and potentially a Kenobi movie, which is what everyone's really +[311.86 --> 312.44] upset about. +[312.84 --> 313.38] Because they're like... +[313.38 --> 316.52] People are upset there's no Kenobi movie or they're upset there was going to be a Kenobi +[316.52 --> 316.92] movie. +[317.12 --> 317.48] I think they're upset... +[317.48 --> 318.54] Because there was a Kenobi movie. +[318.66 --> 323.90] It was called Star Wars Episode 2 and Episode 1 and Episode 3. +[324.24 --> 326.92] I think they're sad that there isn't a Kenobi Solo movie. +[326.92 --> 327.36] Yeah. +[328.74 --> 330.00] The whole Star Wars subreddit... +[330.00 --> 331.40] There was a Kenobi Solo movie. +[331.54 --> 333.20] It was called Star Wars 4 A New Hope. +[334.66 --> 335.74] They're both in it. +[335.80 --> 336.16] Okay? +[336.44 --> 337.78] And it was the good Kenobi. +[337.88 --> 338.88] The Alec Guinness Kenobi. +[339.06 --> 339.80] Yeah, that was... +[339.80 --> 340.80] Hey, he... +[340.80 --> 341.90] Okay, he did it... +[341.90 --> 342.72] Okay, hold on a second. +[342.86 --> 345.66] Young Kenobi sucked, but what's his face? +[346.58 --> 347.92] Revenge of the Sith... +[348.48 --> 349.44] Actually, not that bad. +[352.52 --> 352.92] Yeah. +[353.34 --> 354.36] That's probably fair. +[354.96 --> 355.36] Not that bad. +[355.36 --> 358.04] The movies were just brutal in general, though. +[358.50 --> 359.64] Revenge of the Sith didn't have... +[359.64 --> 363.24] And there was a lot of really good actors in there and it wasn't necessarily their fault. +[363.34 --> 365.60] Revenge of the Sith wasn't the one with the Anakin love story. +[365.66 --> 366.76] No, that's Attack of the Clones, right? +[367.62 --> 369.52] There's the Anakin love story in both of those. +[369.52 --> 374.14] Yeah, but with that horrible scene where he and... +[374.14 --> 375.08] They're tied to the thing? +[375.08 --> 379.40] Natalie Portman go to that planet and they do the secret wedding. +[380.30 --> 382.08] Is that in the third one or the second one? +[382.14 --> 384.04] Because it was just unwatchable. +[384.04 --> 385.54] Oh, I don't remember which one that's in. +[385.54 --> 389.90] Didn't someone do a super cut of that movie where they just pulled all the love story stuff out and it worked just fine? +[389.98 --> 391.20] Isn't it called like the machete cut or something? +[391.38 --> 391.52] Yeah. +[391.58 --> 392.86] There's something, yeah. +[392.94 --> 395.44] There's a version of that for The Last Jedi as well. +[395.44 --> 395.98] So, okay. +[396.20 --> 400.30] Bearing in mind that I haven't seen Solo, tell me. +[400.30 --> 400.36] Second. +[400.46 --> 400.98] Second movie. +[401.30 --> 401.52] Yeah. +[402.24 --> 402.96] Because I... +[402.96 --> 406.58] So I saw the first Star Wars story, Rogue One or whatever it was called. +[406.66 --> 407.46] I only saw it once. +[407.52 --> 409.60] It's the only Star Wars movie I've only seen once. +[409.84 --> 410.04] Ooh. +[410.12 --> 410.72] Even Last Jedi? +[410.72 --> 412.54] I really didn't... +[412.54 --> 416.74] I saw another third of Last Jedi on a plane. +[417.00 --> 418.58] Does that count as repeat watching? +[418.72 --> 419.36] I don't think so. +[419.42 --> 422.60] It was the person in front of me watching it. +[422.60 --> 423.32] That doesn't count. +[423.32 --> 424.54] Through the slot? +[424.68 --> 425.62] That doesn't count at all. +[425.62 --> 426.28] That doesn't count? +[426.48 --> 426.70] No. +[427.50 --> 428.20] Okay, then. +[428.26 --> 430.48] Yes, I've only seen that one once as well. +[431.58 --> 432.72] Okay, so... +[433.72 --> 434.56] You know what? +[434.64 --> 436.08] Just don't worry too much. +[436.42 --> 437.74] I want to know what you think. +[438.56 --> 440.14] Justified move from Disney or no. +[441.40 --> 442.70] People like talk about tech. +[442.76 --> 443.24] You know what? +[443.34 --> 444.06] Movies are tech. +[444.48 --> 445.40] Star Wars is tech. +[445.46 --> 446.84] You use cameras and stuff. +[446.90 --> 448.20] This camera pointed at us. +[448.60 --> 450.00] It's like crappy tech, but it's tech. +[450.16 --> 451.48] Everything about this show is tech. +[451.56 --> 451.96] Just chill. +[452.24 --> 454.84] So you mean justified move in terms of putting the other ones on pause? +[454.92 --> 455.08] Yeah. +[456.40 --> 461.42] I think they need to put the other ones on pause to reassess their side of things. +[461.66 --> 463.98] Because I think they are doing a bad job. +[464.72 --> 465.12] Okay. +[465.28 --> 466.72] Of handling the Star Wars franchise. +[466.72 --> 469.58] Hit me with some opinion bombs then. +[470.22 --> 470.82] Of the movie? +[470.96 --> 471.28] No, no. +[471.44 --> 473.86] Like, what do you think they're doing a bad job of exactly? +[474.24 --> 478.50] Like, A, I don't think anyone was asking for a story about Han Solo. +[478.84 --> 482.50] Because the interesting part of Han Solo, the character, happens after. +[483.22 --> 487.04] What I think people were really clamoring for was the Boba Fett story. +[487.26 --> 487.46] Yeah. +[487.50 --> 488.34] Because that's a character that... +[488.34 --> 491.58] Well, that's also theoretically one that is paused. +[491.94 --> 492.36] Right. +[492.80 --> 496.48] Except that that's one that I would have actually gone to see in the opening week. +[496.48 --> 497.66] This is what I think... +[497.66 --> 497.78] Okay. +[497.78 --> 499.24] Like, I still think they should have paused it. +[499.40 --> 502.18] It's the kind of situation where, like, you hear a game gets delayed. +[502.86 --> 504.12] It doesn't happen these days. +[504.12 --> 506.10] They just release a beta and everyone buys it anyways. +[506.26 --> 511.26] But back in the day when people actually released full games, you would hear a game gets delayed. +[511.44 --> 512.54] And it's kind of bittersweet. +[512.72 --> 513.42] It's a good thing. +[513.42 --> 516.84] Because you're like, okay, hopefully it'll be a better launch than it could have been. +[516.88 --> 517.06] Yeah. +[517.46 --> 519.52] But I wanted to play the darn game. +[519.74 --> 520.00] Right. +[520.16 --> 521.76] It's the same kind of situation here. +[521.76 --> 526.98] I think if they released it in its proper cadence, it probably wouldn't have been a very good movie. +[527.52 --> 528.14] Got it. +[528.34 --> 529.16] In my opinion. +[529.52 --> 531.84] Because I don't think they've been batting very well lately. +[532.30 --> 532.74] Okay. +[532.86 --> 533.26] Personally. +[533.78 --> 533.94] Right. +[534.00 --> 536.16] Because you hated Force Awakens, didn't you? +[536.56 --> 538.26] I hated one part of it. +[538.34 --> 539.22] I didn't hate it. +[539.86 --> 540.24] Okay. +[540.36 --> 547.08] There's one scene that really bugged me, which was where, you know, when they're getting, like, basically bombed by the TIE fighters. +[547.32 --> 548.80] When Rey and Finn first meet. +[548.94 --> 549.14] Yeah. +[549.14 --> 552.76] And Finn won't stop grabbing her hand and trying to run away. +[553.38 --> 560.04] And I'm like, the only large female influence in Finn's life was Captain Freakin' Phasma. +[560.56 --> 560.82] Yeah. +[560.96 --> 562.38] Who's like a beast machine. +[562.74 --> 566.64] There's no way that he learned to hold her hand and run away. +[566.64 --> 567.20] Hmm. +[567.86 --> 570.12] There's no way that works for him. +[570.24 --> 572.74] His only female influence is, like, a freakin' boss. +[573.10 --> 573.42] Right. +[573.60 --> 575.94] And then he gets beat up by another girl. +[576.58 --> 577.66] There's a... +[577.66 --> 580.34] All the female in his life, all the females in his life... +[580.34 --> 581.34] Right, they just kick the crap out of him. +[581.36 --> 582.06] ...are beating him up. +[582.14 --> 583.96] And he's like, I need to take care of you. +[584.28 --> 584.56] Right. +[584.66 --> 585.36] Oh, no. +[585.74 --> 587.32] But then the second one... +[587.32 --> 587.56] That bugged me. +[587.62 --> 588.62] But that was basically it. +[588.70 --> 589.74] I liked the rest of the movie. +[589.84 --> 590.10] It was alright. +[590.18 --> 591.10] Episode 8, though. +[591.10 --> 592.74] It was a copycat movie, but it was alright. +[593.40 --> 594.20] Episode 8, though. +[594.32 --> 596.14] Episode 8 was hot garbage. +[596.14 --> 597.58] Pretty much the whole thing. +[597.86 --> 601.80] I actually thought of, at one point in time, making a video that was gonna be, like, an +[601.80 --> 605.24] hour and a half long of me just complaining about every single part of the movie. +[605.58 --> 608.90] And then I eventually was like, no, because there was... +[608.90 --> 612.88] I didn't really like the culture that was around hating the movie at that time. +[613.04 --> 613.68] And I didn't want to... +[613.68 --> 614.58] The culture is still bad. +[614.70 --> 614.94] Yeah. +[615.06 --> 615.86] And it's very toxic. +[616.00 --> 620.32] I didn't want to put myself in on that because I didn't agree with the general sentiment. +[620.32 --> 621.60] I just had my own complaints. +[621.60 --> 624.82] And my own complaints didn't seem to be really in line with everyone else's. +[624.86 --> 626.26] So I was like, I'm just gonna step away. +[626.90 --> 627.16] Got it. +[627.16 --> 628.16] And not become a part of this. +[628.30 --> 628.60] But yeah. +[628.60 --> 628.72] Alright. +[629.30 --> 633.60] My biggest problem was probably how bad the First Order is. +[633.86 --> 636.00] And how non-scary the First Order is. +[636.22 --> 636.62] Right. +[637.14 --> 639.02] Because, like, the Empire is legitimately scary. +[639.46 --> 644.86] And when you beat something that is strong and scary, when you defeat it, it's very rewarding. +[644.98 --> 646.56] Then you're a big winner and there's excitement. +[646.68 --> 647.86] Ewoks dancing and all that. +[647.94 --> 649.94] If you, like, kick a baby, it doesn't really matter. +[650.60 --> 650.96] Okay. +[651.08 --> 651.52] I see. +[651.62 --> 653.38] You just look like an idiot. +[653.48 --> 653.56] Yeah. +[653.56 --> 655.68] The First Order just doesn't make a ton of sense to me. +[655.82 --> 655.96] Yeah. +[655.96 --> 657.72] Like, I don't really understand where did this come from? +[657.78 --> 658.38] Where did it go? +[658.70 --> 659.56] Where did it come from? +[659.98 --> 660.86] First Order Joe? +[661.10 --> 661.28] Yep. +[662.48 --> 662.88] Alright. +[663.04 --> 663.24] Alright. +[663.36 --> 663.76] Tell you what. +[663.84 --> 664.30] We don't... +[664.30 --> 664.50] Okay. +[664.66 --> 664.98] Okay. +[665.02 --> 668.16] Did you have any sort of more general why you think they're screwing it up thoughts before +[668.16 --> 669.72] we move on and talk about actual tech stuff? +[671.16 --> 672.72] Is anyone even watching the show today? +[672.82 --> 673.32] I don't even know. +[673.76 --> 674.94] We don't have an announcement. +[674.94 --> 676.78] So, like, I don't know how many people are actually here. +[676.82 --> 676.96] Yeah. +[676.96 --> 677.58] Probably not that many. +[677.78 --> 678.22] That's fine. +[678.22 --> 679.98] Thanks, guys, for being here, though. +[680.02 --> 680.62] You guys are awesome. +[680.78 --> 681.42] I appreciate it. +[681.66 --> 682.56] No, let's just get into the show. +[683.02 --> 683.28] Okay. +[683.42 --> 684.50] So, um... +[684.50 --> 684.74] Okay. +[684.88 --> 690.30] So, First Order of Business, YouTube is cracking down on, um... +[690.30 --> 691.26] Oh, we're jumping to there. +[691.40 --> 692.22] Yeah, we're jumping to that. +[692.28 --> 693.70] I don't think that's actually in the doc either. +[693.80 --> 693.92] Nope. +[693.94 --> 695.64] We're just making up all our own news topics today. +[695.72 --> 696.42] Sorry, James! +[696.44 --> 696.70] Here, here. +[697.04 --> 697.70] Isn't this it? +[697.90 --> 698.34] Nope, nope. +[698.68 --> 706.26] YouTube is cracking down on creators using the platform to announce their availability over +[706.26 --> 707.58] on other platforms. +[707.58 --> 712.02] So, we actually got issued a community guidelines strike earlier this week... +[712.02 --> 712.18] Yeah. +[712.26 --> 717.98] ...for a video type that we have actually been uploading for the last... +[717.98 --> 719.34] Many years. +[719.54 --> 720.76] Four years? +[720.92 --> 721.08] Yeah. +[721.08 --> 721.98] Or something like that? +[722.06 --> 727.68] So, we have found that announcing that we're live on Twitch is pretty helpful for our YouTube +[727.68 --> 730.06] viewers, for our Twitter followers... +[730.06 --> 731.42] Oh, I guess we could have at least done a tweet. +[731.54 --> 731.70] Oops. +[732.30 --> 732.72] On Facebook. +[732.72 --> 734.98] And for our Facebook likers? +[735.30 --> 736.02] Are they called likers? +[736.16 --> 736.38] I don't know. +[736.62 --> 736.90] I think... +[736.90 --> 738.98] No, I think you follow a page? +[739.64 --> 741.00] I don't know. +[741.00 --> 742.04] I'm not sure. +[742.04 --> 746.56] I use Facebook so little. +[746.70 --> 748.10] Yeah, I'm not really a Facebook person. +[748.18 --> 749.20] So, I'm... +[749.20 --> 752.62] Here, I'm gonna go ahead and throw my screen cap on here, I think. +[752.70 --> 752.84] Yeah. +[753.10 --> 759.24] So, we've been doing these videos literally every week for years. +[759.24 --> 762.72] And YouTube has never said boo about them. +[762.72 --> 768.76] And we know that they haven't been propagating them to all of our subscribers, obviously. +[768.92 --> 772.28] But we had theories for that, like the title and the description are identical every time. +[772.36 --> 773.34] That was on purpose, even? +[773.52 --> 773.72] Yep. +[773.80 --> 778.42] To make it so that people who aren't interested in these and are never gonna click on them +[778.42 --> 780.58] basically wouldn't even see them. +[780.64 --> 780.80] Yeah. +[780.80 --> 785.30] And then we would generally pull them down once the archive was up on YouTube anyway. +[785.54 --> 791.16] But what happened was someone last week forgot to pull down the We Are Live video. +[791.34 --> 793.06] I know why it happened, but it still happened. +[793.12 --> 794.16] And it was left up. +[794.80 --> 802.78] And so someone at YouTube confirmed by manual review, apparently, that this video was inappropriate content. +[803.06 --> 804.58] So, we're gonna go ahead and pull that up. +[805.02 --> 808.48] Troubleshoot video removal, community guidelines, etc, etc, etc. +[808.48 --> 812.02] So, you can appeal the strike, but there's no guarantee whatsoever that they'll do that. +[812.14 --> 821.24] And so, we, a channel that, yes, we created a video that was designed to drive users off platform, +[821.56 --> 824.42] which I can see why YouTube wouldn't be stoked on. +[824.78 --> 826.84] We are no longer allowed to live stream. +[826.94 --> 828.34] So, it's sending a bit of a mixed message. +[828.56 --> 831.86] So, we uploaded a video saying, hey, we're live streaming. +[831.98 --> 833.24] You can go check us out over here. +[833.70 --> 837.72] And then YouTube went, how dare you live stream somewhere else? +[837.72 --> 839.86] By the way, here's a community guidelines strike. +[839.94 --> 841.58] You can no longer live stream to YouTube. +[842.68 --> 848.30] Which is the best way to make someone not stream on your platform. +[848.50 --> 849.62] What a weird response. +[850.40 --> 858.38] Obviously, obviously, this is like a standard response to any community guidelines strike. +[858.38 --> 868.54] Like, no one was sitting in an office getting paid an actual salary to make the decision that because we announced we were streaming somewhere else, we should probably not be allowed to stream. +[868.68 --> 875.68] You'd think if they had a community guidelines strike that was specifically based around announcing that you are alive somewhere else, that you shouldn't take away the ability. +[875.88 --> 876.78] So, it's not. +[876.98 --> 880.00] It's generally considered spam. +[880.00 --> 884.36] Oh, so they bundle it under that. +[884.48 --> 885.82] So, they're calling it spam. +[886.08 --> 886.36] Okay. +[886.40 --> 890.58] And if you're a spammer, I can see how they wouldn't necessarily want you to be live streaming on the platform. +[891.02 --> 891.22] Yes, yeah. +[891.44 --> 895.18] Because live streaming goes on the top of the channel and is very broadcasted by them. +[895.18 --> 900.98] The interesting thing to me about this, though, is just the fact that YouTube is... +[900.98 --> 904.76] I haven't signed anything, so I guess I could talk about it. +[904.82 --> 909.18] They are actively seeking non-disparagement agreements from YouTubers. +[909.50 --> 910.22] I do know this. +[910.76 --> 921.02] I can't really give any details of the rest of it, but I do know that there are people who have been approached with some kind of an offer that includes that. +[921.02 --> 940.16] We can see that they are cracking down on people using YouTube as a social media platform in order to grow their base across other platforms, which previously was against their terms and conditions, but was generally ignored and generally allowed to continue. +[940.16 --> 952.58] And they are also building new features that are designed to prevent people from using off-platform services like Patreon, for example, by making YouTube more of a one-stop shop. +[952.78 --> 955.50] Now, there are really good things about this. +[955.50 --> 971.76] It's good that YouTube is finally, seemingly taking seriously creators' demands for better ways to monetize on the platform because over the last year, there's been a lot of negative news around the way that YouTube has handled monetization, especially with edgier... +[971.76 --> 972.60] Let's use that word. +[972.70 --> 973.60] Edgier creators. +[973.60 --> 973.72] Sure, yeah. +[973.72 --> 988.34] But the bad news is that if every platform behaved like this, every social platform has the potential to become kind of like a jealous walled garden. +[988.34 --> 1000.84] And it's yet another move towards abstracting the relationship between the viewer and the creator and putting themselves squarely in the middle so that you can never really bridge that gap. +[1000.84 --> 1003.42] That's something that services like Patreon. +[1003.58 --> 1013.44] And of course, guys, take everything I'm saying for what it is as the CEO and COO of Floatplane Media, okay? +[1013.44 --> 1017.82] A company that is designed around off-YouTube monetization. +[1018.46 --> 1021.92] Take it for what it is as conflict of interest-y as it is. +[1022.04 --> 1023.02] Extremely much so. +[1023.10 --> 1025.72] It is a scary thing for content creators. +[1025.80 --> 1029.32] And this isn't a new message from me or us in general. +[1029.32 --> 1032.38] We said this far, far, far before we started Floatplane. +[1032.38 --> 1035.64] Six years ago, we launched the Linus Tech Tips Forum. +[1035.74 --> 1037.02] Actually, five and a half, I guess. +[1037.46 --> 1038.50] Five and a half years ago. +[1038.62 --> 1053.10] And the reason was that we saw YouTube's continual march in this direction of separating the viewer and the creator and putting themselves in the middle so that both of them were reliant on the platform in order to have any kind of a relationship. +[1053.10 --> 1067.68] And we created the LTT forum so that worst case scenario, if something went horribly wrong, we could email at least a fraction of you and be like, hey, here's where to contact us or DM you through the forum or whatever the case may be. +[1067.74 --> 1071.40] I actually have no idea if we'd even be allowed to do that anymore with all the new privacy stuff. +[1071.40 --> 1074.86] But emailing everybody, probably no, because that would be a marketing email. +[1074.94 --> 1076.76] But we could PM everyone, I guess. +[1076.86 --> 1076.98] Cool. +[1077.08 --> 1078.20] Because that's our own inbox. +[1078.42 --> 1079.52] Yeah, I would think so. +[1079.64 --> 1079.98] On an email. +[1080.12 --> 1082.66] Anyway, I mean, we haven't gotten to that bridge. +[1082.74 --> 1083.02] I don't know. +[1083.14 --> 1083.82] We don't have to cross it right now. +[1083.82 --> 1086.44] I'd look down it because I don't want the EU to be really mad with us. +[1086.62 --> 1086.82] Yeah. +[1086.92 --> 1087.10] Yeah. +[1087.26 --> 1088.22] So, yeah. +[1088.46 --> 1090.30] Well, forget about that for now. +[1090.34 --> 1098.40] But the point is, we wanted to diversify ourselves and not be entirely reliant on one basket to store all of our eggs. +[1098.40 --> 1100.40] And there's still some validity to that strategy. +[1100.60 --> 1102.42] And there's other ways we've done that as well. +[1102.50 --> 1102.68] Yeah. +[1103.08 --> 1104.28] Like this being on Twitch. +[1104.98 --> 1113.28] But with all that said, I mean, I guess this is a good opportunity for us to segue into YouTube introducing paid subscriptions and merchandise. +[1113.86 --> 1117.36] So, the original article here, this was posted by Bobby Flow on the forum. +[1118.16 --> 1119.40] Wait, this might be a... +[1120.00 --> 1121.00] No, actually, no. +[1121.04 --> 1122.16] I don't think this is a new record. +[1122.30 --> 1124.30] 15 minutes in and getting to our first tech topic. +[1124.36 --> 1125.38] I think we've done worse than that. +[1125.48 --> 1126.08] Yeah, we have. +[1126.58 --> 1126.98] Okay. +[1126.98 --> 1131.28] So, the original article is from the YouTube blog here posted by whoever I just said on the forum. +[1131.38 --> 1133.06] I can't remember and I can't see the... +[1133.06 --> 1134.66] And it's arguably a tech topic. +[1135.80 --> 1136.20] No. +[1136.88 --> 1138.46] Anything Google is tech. +[1139.20 --> 1139.54] See, okay. +[1139.58 --> 1146.90] We had this conversation, I think, last show where it was an Amazon topic that had to do with, like, people scamming returns. +[1147.44 --> 1148.18] That's tech. +[1148.28 --> 1148.54] How? +[1149.02 --> 1150.16] Amazon's a tech company. +[1150.34 --> 1150.86] They're like a... +[1150.86 --> 1152.80] They're a store that's online. +[1152.80 --> 1156.86] Do they have servers? +[1157.08 --> 1159.36] So, is every company a tech company? +[1160.08 --> 1162.78] The, like, random law that's down the street that has a server. +[1162.78 --> 1164.42] If you ask Ford, they're a tech company. +[1164.68 --> 1165.42] Oh, goodness. +[1165.94 --> 1166.44] They are. +[1166.60 --> 1167.06] They actually... +[1167.06 --> 1167.22] Okay. +[1167.30 --> 1168.60] No, I would actually say, yeah, they are. +[1168.64 --> 1170.24] They're reinventing themselves to be a tech company. +[1170.34 --> 1171.44] I have that from the... +[1171.44 --> 1172.28] I think he was the CEO? +[1172.96 --> 1173.38] I don't remember. +[1173.52 --> 1174.64] I would say Ford's a tech company. +[1174.64 --> 1178.04] I did that sponsored thing with them a little while ago with that famous guy. +[1178.80 --> 1179.74] Famous host guy. +[1180.50 --> 1181.10] Ryan Seacrest. +[1181.24 --> 1181.74] Oh, yeah. +[1181.84 --> 1182.24] That was fun. +[1182.24 --> 1182.48] Yeah, yeah. +[1182.48 --> 1190.62] I would say I met him, but I really didn't because he was in on the private jet, in that room for, like, 30 minutes. +[1190.62 --> 1203.56] And then before we even realized he was gone, he was actually in a private car back to the airport before anyone actually, like, the rest of the influencers actually realized he was gone. +[1204.72 --> 1207.32] To go back to the airfield to get back on the private jet. +[1208.02 --> 1215.06] And I actually heard a rumor about how much that cost, but I don't know if I would be, like, compromising anyone. +[1215.06 --> 1220.06] I will say it wasn't seven figures, but it was... +[1221.70 --> 1222.46] Okay. +[1222.74 --> 1223.84] That's, like, all... +[1223.84 --> 1224.02] Yeah. +[1224.14 --> 1227.06] It was, like, halfway there, apparently. +[1227.94 --> 1228.82] Holy crap. +[1230.34 --> 1231.42] Oh, jeez. +[1231.44 --> 1232.72] Wouldn't it be great to be famous? +[1232.98 --> 1234.02] Yeah, that'd be pretty neat. +[1234.12 --> 1238.00] I'm not talking, like, this, like, crap tier, like, internet famous. +[1238.14 --> 1238.74] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1238.74 --> 1239.06] Like, I'm not... +[1239.06 --> 1240.22] You want to be TV famous? +[1240.22 --> 1242.08] I'm talking, like, household name famous. +[1242.14 --> 1242.82] That would be nuts. +[1242.82 --> 1243.42] Mind you. +[1243.86 --> 1244.52] Mind you. +[1244.52 --> 1252.88] I've had enough bad experiences with, like, people literally waking me up while I'm sleeping in the airport to take a selfie with me. +[1252.90 --> 1253.08] No, no, no, no, no. +[1253.14 --> 1254.00] That's a different level. +[1254.18 --> 1255.06] He's on a private jet. +[1255.22 --> 1255.80] No, no, I know. +[1255.90 --> 1256.16] I know. +[1256.28 --> 1266.98] But, like, I've had enough bad experiences with people, like, doing that kind of stuff to me that I can understand why if you were an order of magnitude or more, more famous than me... +[1266.98 --> 1267.62] Oh, you would want those things. +[1268.00 --> 1271.26] You would actually not be able to walk through an airport. +[1271.82 --> 1272.10] Yeah. +[1272.10 --> 1279.02] Like, if you're Barack Obama, how do you walk through an American airport? +[1279.36 --> 1288.58] Have you ever had the moment where you wanted to go up and greet someone and then you get, like, the huge wave of, like, conflict when you're like, uh, I've been in this situation. +[1288.58 --> 1290.08] Would I want to be approached right now? +[1290.50 --> 1292.00] Have you ever been in that situation? +[1292.24 --> 1292.72] I... +[1292.72 --> 1295.24] Guys, I have one very strong example, but I want to hear you. +[1295.38 --> 1298.74] I stood in an elevator with Wayne Gretzky once. +[1299.02 --> 1299.38] What? +[1300.18 --> 1301.26] Oh, that would be hard. +[1301.40 --> 1301.66] Okay. +[1302.08 --> 1303.64] And I just nodded. +[1304.36 --> 1306.72] I figured if I say anything... +[1306.72 --> 1308.80] It's kind of a cool moment in itself, though. +[1308.82 --> 1309.22] Better not to. +[1309.46 --> 1310.10] Because you're, like... +[1310.10 --> 1312.74] I mean, by that point, he was more of a Ford spokesman than a hockey player. +[1312.98 --> 1313.64] So, like... +[1313.64 --> 1314.06] Still? +[1314.18 --> 1314.62] But he... +[1314.62 --> 1315.46] Still the great one. +[1315.68 --> 1316.74] It's from freaking Wayne Gretzky. +[1316.82 --> 1317.82] Like, we're Canadians, so, like... +[1317.82 --> 1318.50] That's a big deal. +[1318.54 --> 1321.22] Even if you don't watch hockey, really, up here, that's still a big deal. +[1321.26 --> 1323.86] It's like running into Michael Jordan in an elevator. +[1324.24 --> 1325.98] Except I don't know if he would fit in an elevator. +[1326.24 --> 1327.90] But Wayne Gretzky's not that tall. +[1328.22 --> 1329.78] He has to go up, like, the freight elevator. +[1332.28 --> 1333.06] I, uh... +[1333.06 --> 1338.14] Or just, like, sit down. +[1338.56 --> 1338.88] Terrible. +[1339.30 --> 1340.48] Sit down in the elevator. +[1341.34 --> 1342.74] I mean, can you even cross your legs, though? +[1342.74 --> 1343.20] A lot of... +[1343.20 --> 1344.64] Especially, like, a European elevator. +[1344.86 --> 1345.26] No way. +[1345.38 --> 1345.80] Pretty narrow. +[1345.96 --> 1346.46] No way. +[1346.56 --> 1346.74] Yeah. +[1347.14 --> 1347.64] Anyway, sorry. +[1347.68 --> 1348.20] What were you going to say? +[1348.40 --> 1349.28] I saw... +[1349.28 --> 1350.36] It was at PAX West. +[1350.50 --> 1351.40] I saw a market player. +[1352.12 --> 1354.06] And I know he, like, knows of us and all that kind of stuff. +[1354.16 --> 1355.06] And I was like, oh, that's exciting. +[1355.10 --> 1357.94] I want to, like, go say hi for the first time in person. +[1358.42 --> 1360.84] It was, like, 8 in the morning at a Starbucks. +[1361.66 --> 1363.48] And he was standing there waiting for his coffee. +[1363.48 --> 1365.60] I took one step and was like, no. +[1366.46 --> 1367.16] I'm good. +[1368.28 --> 1369.60] I'm just not gonna... +[1369.60 --> 1370.96] He hasn't had his coffee yet. +[1370.96 --> 1372.90] He's standing there with some lady. +[1373.16 --> 1374.48] They're both being very quiet. +[1374.62 --> 1375.96] I don't think because they're awkward. +[1376.14 --> 1377.58] I think because they're freaking tired. +[1377.96 --> 1378.22] Yeah. +[1378.38 --> 1380.04] And I'm just like, I'm just gonna... +[1380.04 --> 1381.10] It's all about timing. +[1381.48 --> 1384.46] Because, like, I actually like taking pictures with people and stuff. +[1384.46 --> 1384.74] Me too. +[1384.84 --> 1385.24] Yeah. +[1385.24 --> 1387.30] Like, if someone walks up and they're like, hey, can I get a selfie? +[1387.36 --> 1390.04] I'm like, that's cool because it's like a taste of being... +[1390.04 --> 1391.00] A little bit of an ego boost. +[1391.04 --> 1391.26] Famous. +[1391.34 --> 1391.52] Yeah. +[1391.66 --> 1392.02] Exactly. +[1392.18 --> 1393.28] Someone, like... +[1393.28 --> 1393.88] I remember... +[1393.88 --> 1397.48] I still remember the first time someone asked me to autograph something. +[1397.64 --> 1397.86] Yeah. +[1397.86 --> 1402.52] Just using that word, I was like, well, I can't autograph anything, but I'll sign it for you. +[1402.60 --> 1402.78] Yeah. +[1402.78 --> 1403.68] Because it's... +[1403.68 --> 1404.78] You've got to be kidding me. +[1406.82 --> 1409.42] But it's all about, like, appropriate timing. +[1409.56 --> 1411.80] So I was flyering my neighborhood. +[1412.28 --> 1412.60] Oh. +[1412.60 --> 1417.68] Putting lost cat posters on people's doors last weekend. +[1418.82 --> 1421.48] And I had someone, like, come up to me. +[1421.56 --> 1428.72] Well, not come up to me, but, like, call to me from across the street and, like, ask me to take a selfie with them. +[1428.72 --> 1434.62] And I'm like, you know, I've got, like, this bundle of flyers with me. +[1434.70 --> 1438.22] And I'm like, I've got, like, a roll of tape around my wrist so that I can... +[1438.22 --> 1441.72] I'm on, like, an electric skateboard so I can quickly go from door to door. +[1441.84 --> 1444.90] Like, I'm all about how many houses per hour can I do right now? +[1445.58 --> 1449.50] And I'm, like, literally standing there with, like, a lost cat poster in my hand. +[1449.54 --> 1451.26] I'm like, now is really not a good time. +[1451.26 --> 1455.02] I'm trying to find my cat maybe another time. +[1455.26 --> 1457.02] And it's just, like... +[1457.02 --> 1457.90] Yeah. +[1458.10 --> 1460.22] I have very rarely had those situations. +[1460.40 --> 1461.26] But, yeah, it does. +[1461.40 --> 1461.94] It can. +[1462.06 --> 1463.32] We haven't found him, by the way. +[1463.42 --> 1467.60] We did get one lead from a really helpful neighbor who texted my wife. +[1467.94 --> 1468.54] But... +[1468.54 --> 1473.42] And actually, like, it would have been, you know, Cinderella story ending. +[1473.72 --> 1475.52] Well, not Cinderella, but fairy tale ending. +[1475.56 --> 1476.40] That's what I was going for. +[1476.74 --> 1481.24] Because I went and started snooping around her yard at night, which was okay. +[1481.26 --> 1482.32] Because she was cool with it. +[1482.38 --> 1484.18] Like, she told us there's been a cat hanging around. +[1484.94 --> 1488.10] And I found the cat that's been hanging around in your yard. +[1488.22 --> 1488.72] Oh, it's just... +[1488.72 --> 1491.70] And he's kind of striped and spotted, but he's not my cat. +[1491.90 --> 1492.12] Right. +[1493.00 --> 1494.70] So, that sucks. +[1494.94 --> 1495.18] Yeah. +[1495.30 --> 1495.62] Yeah. +[1496.56 --> 1497.32] Sorry to hear that. +[1497.42 --> 1502.90] When I heard the initial story, I don't know if you noticed, but I didn't ask if you found him or not. +[1503.04 --> 1504.74] Because I was like, I don't really want to bring it up. +[1505.32 --> 1506.26] No, not yet. +[1506.64 --> 1507.30] Sorry to hear that. +[1507.64 --> 1509.18] We're kind of starting to give up hope. +[1509.24 --> 1510.08] He's been gone for a week. +[1510.08 --> 1513.90] I mean, Rocket was gone for six weeks, but I think that's an exception. +[1514.62 --> 1514.98] Not the rule. +[1514.98 --> 1516.02] Rocket was kind of a... +[1516.02 --> 1520.20] I mean, Rocket was somewhat more competent than Rumble. +[1520.94 --> 1524.20] Like, Rumble was the one that we used to... +[1524.20 --> 1524.84] Well, used to... +[1524.84 --> 1528.36] Yeah, used to really worry about getting out because he's such an idiot. +[1530.54 --> 1531.30] Less... +[1531.30 --> 1531.72] Yeah. +[1532.34 --> 1532.72] Anyway. +[1533.06 --> 1533.74] So, right. +[1533.86 --> 1535.66] YouTube paid subscriptions and merchandise. +[1536.08 --> 1536.26] Yeah. +[1536.26 --> 1552.86] So, with channel memberships, viewers will pay a monthly recurring fee of $4.99 to get unique badges, new emoji, and members-only posts in the community tab, along with access to custom perks offered by creators, such as exclusive live streams, extra videos, or shout-outs. +[1552.86 --> 1559.34] Channel membership has already been available for a select group of creators on YouTube as sponsorships. +[1559.40 --> 1567.26] And it will soon be expanding to eligible channels with more than 100,000 subscribers under the new name channel memberships. +[1567.26 --> 1573.14] So, they hope to bring it to even more creators in the coming months, and they are also adding merch stores directly to YouTube. +[1573.36 --> 1575.10] So, they have partnered up with Teespring. +[1575.30 --> 1575.58] Yeah. +[1576.02 --> 1577.18] So, merch store partnerships. +[1577.38 --> 1577.54] Yeah. +[1577.90 --> 1583.48] So, creators can choose from over 20 merchandise items to customize and sell via a shelf on their channel. +[1583.68 --> 1589.82] So, that's available to all eligible U.S.-based channels with over 10,000 subscribers, and they will be expanding it in the future. +[1589.82 --> 1589.90] Gotcha. +[1591.74 --> 1594.46] So, thoughts from my standpoint. +[1594.60 --> 1595.70] I mean, this was a matter of time. +[1595.94 --> 1599.94] You know, if I'm Google, or if I'm anyone, like, say, for example, me and you. +[1600.08 --> 1600.56] Ha-hey. +[1600.56 --> 1609.92] And I'm looking at the Twitch model where people are, for some reason, willing to pay $5 a month, knowing that only half of it goes to the creator. +[1610.80 --> 1615.90] Then, surely there's a way to create a better deal around that. +[1615.90 --> 1622.48] And YouTube has apparently figured it out because, and this was, like, an update that I read on a site somewhere. +[1622.60 --> 1624.86] I don't think this was off the official YouTube blog. +[1625.20 --> 1629.44] But, apparently, they will be offering a 70-30 revenue split. +[1629.46 --> 1631.14] To be fair on Twitch, real quick. +[1632.26 --> 1635.38] There's probably a lot more bandwidth going through per subscription. +[1635.98 --> 1636.56] That's true. +[1636.74 --> 1637.90] Like, a lot more. +[1637.90 --> 1638.10] Yep. +[1638.16 --> 1641.60] A subscriber on Twitch is probably watching for many, many, many hours. +[1641.80 --> 1644.84] Potentially many hours a day, if they watch, like, at work and stuff. +[1644.84 --> 1646.84] Compared to a video a day. +[1647.02 --> 1647.22] Yep. +[1647.30 --> 1647.68] That's true. +[1647.82 --> 1648.18] That's true. +[1648.78 --> 1651.56] It's a little bit easier for YouTube to do this split. +[1652.26 --> 1655.00] That being said, Twitch does super okay. +[1655.60 --> 1657.40] So, there's also that. +[1658.64 --> 1665.20] Also, not in the doc somehow, but we should really talk about this, is Instagram's IGTV. +[1665.38 --> 1666.28] Have you looked into this at all? +[1666.44 --> 1667.70] Like, are you already familiar with it? +[1667.70 --> 1667.72] A little bit. +[1667.72 --> 1667.88] Yeah. +[1668.32 --> 1668.72] Yeah. +[1668.88 --> 1670.14] It's weird. +[1670.14 --> 1675.66] I don't really fully get it, but it might be, like, maybe I'm just old now or something. +[1675.82 --> 1676.08] But, yeah. +[1676.16 --> 1678.72] Instagram announces IGTV standalone app for longer videos. +[1678.82 --> 1682.12] By longer, I don't think they mean, like, five minutes. +[1682.16 --> 1683.10] It's, like, an hour, right? +[1683.20 --> 1683.92] Up to an hour. +[1684.00 --> 1685.36] Up to an hour long videos. +[1685.54 --> 1686.28] And they're all vertical. +[1686.82 --> 1690.34] That's another kind of interesting part, is they're designed to be vertical videos. +[1690.82 --> 1694.12] Up to an hour long vertical videos. +[1694.12 --> 1699.30] That whole, like, meme of, like, slapping someone in the face and then knocking their +[1699.30 --> 1701.88] phone sideways is no longer going to be applicable. +[1702.18 --> 1705.68] Because you can make hour freaking long Instagram TV videos. +[1705.78 --> 1706.76] It will still be applicable. +[1707.04 --> 1707.30] Yeah. +[1707.46 --> 1708.68] I don't like the verticalness, man. +[1708.68 --> 1712.82] Because if you're settling in to watch for an hour, the shape of your field of view is +[1712.82 --> 1713.32] like this. +[1713.62 --> 1713.86] Yeah. +[1714.02 --> 1714.14] Why? +[1714.14 --> 1715.00] Field of view like this. +[1715.02 --> 1715.68] Why vertical? +[1715.86 --> 1716.52] Not like this. +[1716.52 --> 1720.54] I think the hour thing, to be completely honest, is them just being like, there's no real cap +[1720.54 --> 1720.86] anymore. +[1721.02 --> 1721.52] Don't worry about it. +[1721.62 --> 1721.66] Yeah. +[1721.66 --> 1721.70] Yeah. +[1722.14 --> 1727.32] In effect, like, with the kind of videos that people record on their selfie cams pointing +[1727.32 --> 1731.74] at themselves, I think an hour is about as long as you'd really want to be holding your +[1731.74 --> 1732.14] arm up. +[1732.60 --> 1732.66] Like. +[1733.04 --> 1738.26] My potentially out of the loop brain is thinking that this is just going to create a lot more +[1738.26 --> 1740.90] kind of behind the scenes content on Instagram. +[1741.30 --> 1741.56] Yep. +[1741.56 --> 1744.30] And it's going to open a few holes for those types of content. +[1744.48 --> 1749.40] I don't, I can't see this being mainline content. +[1749.40 --> 1751.78] I know they've, they've got some interesting partnerships. +[1751.78 --> 1752.88] You mentioned one. +[1753.00 --> 1753.78] I don't remember her name. +[1754.74 --> 1756.46] Uh, I can't remember. +[1756.56 --> 1757.02] It was like. +[1757.38 --> 1757.72] A Kardashian or something? +[1757.74 --> 1758.76] Something like that. +[1759.42 --> 1760.18] One of the. +[1760.40 --> 1762.64] They're all completely interchangeable to me. +[1762.86 --> 1763.06] Yeah. +[1763.06 --> 1763.38] Yeah. +[1763.38 --> 1763.52] Yeah. +[1763.52 --> 1763.62] Yeah. +[1763.62 --> 1763.68] Yeah. +[1763.68 --> 1763.70] Yeah. +[1763.70 --> 1769.74] In the news, some kind of marriage good, some kind of marriage trouble or relationship. +[1770.00 --> 1770.16] Okay. +[1770.22 --> 1771.68] So I won't general, I won't say marriage. +[1771.76 --> 1772.54] Let's generalize it. +[1772.68 --> 1773.02] Good call. +[1773.02 --> 1777.86] Or like maybe pregnant or maybe not pregnant or, um, I don't know. +[1778.04 --> 1780.08] Or even more controversial, no longer pregnant. +[1780.26 --> 1780.46] Yeah. +[1780.58 --> 1781.24] Or, ooh. +[1781.42 --> 1781.76] Wow. +[1781.88 --> 1782.26] Or that. +[1782.46 --> 1783.66] Making news now. +[1784.76 --> 1785.12] So. +[1785.12 --> 1788.60] But one of them, I think, has some deal for something. +[1788.70 --> 1789.20] I don't know. +[1789.28 --> 1790.32] But it has to do with Instagram TV. +[1790.64 --> 1794.62] Maybe they will do even more selfie videos that are slightly longer. +[1794.86 --> 1795.20] Right now. +[1795.20 --> 1800.08] I don't think there's a monetization strategy, but I think, uh, unlike Facebook, which to +[1800.08 --> 1802.52] my knowledge, outside of certain partnerships. +[1802.68 --> 1803.78] Very few partnerships. +[1804.10 --> 1805.96] Still doesn't do an ad share with creators. +[1806.08 --> 1808.68] I think they're open to the idea, but I, I don't know. +[1808.70 --> 1811.80] I read the article like a couple of days ago and I don't actually have any notes on it. +[1811.98 --> 1813.82] I do want to hear from you guys though. +[1814.30 --> 1817.08] Are you coming around to vertical video? +[1818.02 --> 1818.46] Um. +[1818.56 --> 1819.44] I'm going to vote on this. +[1819.82 --> 1821.02] You're really, you're going to vote on this. +[1821.08 --> 1821.40] All right. +[1821.44 --> 1821.78] All right. +[1822.40 --> 1823.10] Um, no. +[1823.10 --> 1824.14] That's how passionate I am. +[1824.14 --> 1824.70] For now. +[1824.70 --> 1825.28] Oh, no. +[1825.64 --> 1825.92] Never. +[1826.32 --> 1826.70] All right. +[1826.82 --> 1829.18] So this has nothing to do with me being all float plane. +[1829.92 --> 1831.84] I still, I hate vertical video. +[1832.72 --> 1833.28] All right. +[1833.36 --> 1833.94] No, I, yes. +[1834.02 --> 1834.24] Yes. +[1834.28 --> 1834.76] Twitch chat. +[1834.82 --> 1842.24] I can't look at you because you're bad people who will probably, um, spoil solo for me. +[1842.32 --> 1843.42] Well, you're not bad people. +[1843.42 --> 1845.30] You're just good people who do bad things. +[1845.40 --> 1845.58] Yeah. +[1845.64 --> 1846.06] Trolls. +[1846.14 --> 1846.42] Yeah. +[1846.52 --> 1846.88] Trolls. +[1848.16 --> 1849.42] Um, so there you go, guys. +[1849.46 --> 1851.36] I really need to see your votes on this one. +[1851.68 --> 1852.70] I'm actually, you know what? +[1852.70 --> 1853.84] I'm going to vote on this too. +[1853.84 --> 1857.12] Um, I, I'm a no, I'm a no never. +[1857.42 --> 1858.08] That's what I did. +[1858.36 --> 1858.80] Wow. +[1859.00 --> 1859.30] Okay. +[1859.40 --> 1860.44] This is pretty clear. +[1860.74 --> 1862.72] Uh, this could be an audience thing. +[1862.78 --> 1869.22] It could be that our audience is specifically no nevers, um, or no, not for nows because there's +[1869.22 --> 1870.44] really not that many other. +[1870.44 --> 1872.06] Look at them votes coming in. +[1872.34 --> 1873.20] Look at them. +[1873.28 --> 1876.04] Look at them numbers moving on this one. +[1876.04 --> 1878.94] And look at them numbers not moving so much on this one. +[1879.06 --> 1880.84] The pie chart is pretty sweet too. +[1881.06 --> 1881.42] Yeah. +[1881.58 --> 1883.50] Red and green is like the whole thing basically. +[1883.80 --> 1886.32] Uh, there's, again, this could be a target audience thing. +[1886.32 --> 1891.46] There's a huge community of people, especially very young people that are just like Instagram, +[1891.74 --> 1893.80] Twitter, and other apps. +[1893.88 --> 1894.70] They're not on Facebook. +[1894.94 --> 1896.76] They're not on YouTube as much. +[1897.00 --> 1897.10] Yeah. +[1897.10 --> 1902.48] They're much more on Instagram and Twitter and they might be much more down for the vertical +[1902.48 --> 1902.80] video. +[1902.80 --> 1909.54] So my wife not only like is a consumer of vertical video, um, mostly on Facebook. +[1910.62 --> 1915.76] She also even watches horizontal video with her phone vertical just cause she finds that +[1915.76 --> 1918.34] more comfortable to hold your phone that way. +[1918.60 --> 1919.00] No. +[1919.22 --> 1919.60] I know. +[1920.42 --> 1921.06] I know. +[1921.16 --> 1921.46] I know. +[1921.50 --> 1922.78] It makes me so sad. +[1922.96 --> 1923.50] More comfortable. +[1923.68 --> 1925.34] And like, she's, she's like this all the time. +[1925.40 --> 1926.12] You know what? +[1926.16 --> 1929.52] I'm about to, I'm about to go off on this for a little bit here. +[1929.52 --> 1933.80] I mean, so she'll do this kind of stuff where she'll take a picture of the kids or something +[1933.80 --> 1937.52] and she's good about turning her phone when she takes a picture. +[1937.80 --> 1939.56] So that's good at least. +[1940.40 --> 1944.32] But then she'll take the picture and she's always got her orientation locked. +[1944.60 --> 1946.02] She'll hand me her phone to look at it. +[1946.14 --> 1950.88] And I'm like, I can't, I can't even, you're using literally a third of your screen. +[1951.22 --> 1953.22] Why do you even bother having a smartphone? +[1953.52 --> 1956.52] Why don't you go back in time and get a flip phone? +[1956.60 --> 1959.50] If all you want is a third of the screen, then you could have hard work. +[1959.52 --> 1960.08] Wear buttons. +[1961.18 --> 1966.06] Then, then you wouldn't have to deal with all this extra screen that you apparently can't handle. +[1967.30 --> 1968.86] Twitch chat divorce time. +[1969.30 --> 1970.68] Like even Netflix, man. +[1971.50 --> 1971.70] Even. +[1971.96 --> 1972.14] What? +[1972.38 --> 1972.78] Yes. +[1973.06 --> 1975.34] She will watch movies like that. +[1975.90 --> 1977.04] Oh, that's pretty. +[1977.08 --> 1979.10] Cause I was, I was giving a little bit of benefit of the doubt. +[1979.16 --> 1982.10] Like if it's a, if it's like a two minute video, maybe you just don't even want to bother +[1982.10 --> 1982.88] change the setting. +[1982.98 --> 1983.62] No, no. +[1983.66 --> 1985.70] She's basically evil. +[1985.70 --> 1989.58] She'll also, she'll also watch. +[1989.72 --> 1991.04] Oh, this, this drives me nuts. +[1991.04 --> 1993.70] Especially because we have an OLED TV. +[1994.52 --> 2000.48] She will watch Netflix content on the TV in a window. +[2000.68 --> 2001.16] What? +[2001.26 --> 2007.30] With the start menu burning in a like $6,000 TV. +[2007.30 --> 2009.38] Cause I totally took home the W7. +[2011.54 --> 2012.10] Of course. +[2013.46 --> 2013.68] Wow. +[2013.68 --> 2014.00] Right. +[2014.14 --> 2015.42] White windows logo. +[2015.96 --> 2017.26] Bottom fricking left. +[2017.68 --> 2018.44] And I'm like. +[2018.52 --> 2019.42] Wait, it's already burnt in? +[2020.70 --> 2021.46] It's okay. +[2021.88 --> 2022.36] It's okay. +[2022.42 --> 2024.90] I've done like the restore thing a couple of times and it's, it's fine. +[2024.96 --> 2025.64] I don't notice it. +[2026.12 --> 2027.02] Nick and Twitch chat. +[2027.36 --> 2027.72] Yikes. +[2027.72 --> 2031.02] But like, that is a sin. +[2031.16 --> 2032.04] That's really bad. +[2032.14 --> 2034.34] And like, to me, she's like, oh yeah, I didn't, I'll walk in. +[2034.38 --> 2037.14] I'll be like, yo, the, the, the video is not full screen. +[2037.20 --> 2038.00] She'll be like, oh, I didn't notice. +[2039.26 --> 2039.62] What? +[2043.22 --> 2044.36] How does that even happen? +[2044.58 --> 2045.72] How can you not? +[2045.90 --> 2047.60] How can that not be the immediate? +[2047.86 --> 2053.72] I would notice that before I noticed that I walked in and my kids were watching pornography. +[2054.04 --> 2056.50] I would notice that it is not full screen. +[2056.50 --> 2056.76] Great. +[2057.42 --> 2058.34] Also, what are those? +[2058.64 --> 2058.86] Yeah. +[2059.70 --> 2061.04] Clearly fake, by the way. +[2063.62 --> 2065.62] Kids, don't let this affect your body image. +[2066.22 --> 2067.56] Clearly that's aftermarket. +[2069.62 --> 2071.10] Gotta go to the parts store for those. +[2071.10 --> 2072.80] Oh, all right. +[2072.96 --> 2076.44] Um, speaking of aftermarket, here's some aftermarket glasses for your face. +[2076.44 --> 2077.38] Hey, there we go. +[2078.34 --> 2079.10] Oh, man. +[2080.74 --> 2081.66] Aftermarket eyes. +[2081.80 --> 2086.36] Here's some, here's some glasses that I'm putting on and here's some talking points that I need to bring up. +[2086.50 --> 2091.70] I gotta just, I gotta just chill myself the math out here right now for a little bit. +[2091.76 --> 2094.82] Do some, do some sponsor spots because I can't even handle this right now. +[2095.16 --> 2097.00] So, oh man. +[2097.98 --> 2099.66] Staring at a monitor all day. +[2100.48 --> 2101.40] Basically bad. +[2101.62 --> 2101.92] With full screen enabled. +[2101.92 --> 2103.32] Um, yeah, yeah. +[2103.48 --> 2104.92] With full screen monitor. +[2105.00 --> 2105.82] Full screen monitor. +[2105.92 --> 2106.40] Shut up. +[2107.02 --> 2108.04] Had enough out of you. +[2108.72 --> 2109.36] Blue light. +[2109.84 --> 2110.72] Not so good. +[2111.36 --> 2115.28] Spectrum glasses are an affordable long-term solution to staring at a computer screen. +[2115.84 --> 2116.06] Oh. +[2116.56 --> 2117.02] What? +[2117.86 --> 2118.20] Oh. +[2118.64 --> 2119.06] Uh. +[2119.48 --> 2119.70] Okay. +[2119.70 --> 2120.38] Oh boy. +[2121.14 --> 2121.64] Uh. +[2122.48 --> 2123.66] How, how fix. +[2124.28 --> 2124.56] Yep. +[2124.90 --> 2125.34] Yay. +[2125.42 --> 2125.70] Yay. +[2125.70 --> 2130.68] Uh, Spectrum glasses are a long-term solution to filtering out that blue light. +[2131.00 --> 2135.34] Using a software solution like Flux or Twilight doesn't give you the same kind of filtering that the glasses do. +[2135.42 --> 2138.30] They've got tons of different styles, some of which look really good. +[2138.64 --> 2140.52] They've got ones, they've even got one for kids. +[2140.86 --> 2141.62] They're high quality. +[2141.94 --> 2143.02] They've got a one-year warranty. +[2143.36 --> 2144.02] They're durable. +[2144.36 --> 2149.84] They've got low color distortion so you don't just look at something white and it's like straight up yellow. +[2149.84 --> 2151.00] Are you fixing the lower third? +[2151.08 --> 2151.68] We already fixed it. +[2152.22 --> 2152.70] Thanks, Nick. +[2152.94 --> 2154.12] Um, Luke caught it. +[2154.12 --> 2157.06] And they're highest rated among their competitors on Amazon. +[2157.30 --> 2161.84] They're primarily focused on Canadian and U.S. customers but they are expanding to Europe and offer shipping internationally. +[2162.32 --> 2166.02] They're also, well, apparently they're now available at Memory Express for Canadian customers. +[2166.42 --> 2169.14] And for the month of June, they'll be offering 20% off Spectrum glasses. +[2169.30 --> 2171.58] So go to spectrumglasses.com slash collections off products. +[2171.64 --> 2172.92] We really need a better URL for that. +[2173.14 --> 2177.10] But that's okay because we'll have it linked in the video description for those of you watching on YouTube. +[2178.48 --> 2178.96] Whoa. +[2180.24 --> 2181.28] Now FreshBooks. +[2181.28 --> 2185.86] Nothing chills me out more than like a good old, you know, sponsor spot. +[2186.08 --> 2186.30] Standard. +[2186.50 --> 2187.20] You've done it before. +[2187.38 --> 2187.72] FreshBooks. +[2187.72 --> 2188.08] That's right. +[2188.18 --> 2193.12] FreshBooks is the super simple to use invoicing tool that is more than just an invoicing tool. +[2193.24 --> 2199.82] It's amazing that they have easy to use invoicing tool in their talking points when that is like actually just a small fraction of what it does. +[2199.82 --> 2202.80] And the next line of their talking points is that, but wait, it's more than that. +[2202.94 --> 2203.06] Yeah. +[2203.54 --> 2205.38] Anyway, they've got great customer support. +[2205.38 --> 2211.96] If you have any questions, you can reach out to their staff where you'll speak to a real human with no phone tree, no escalations, no return calls, no nothing. +[2211.96 --> 2214.12] Which is not to say that if you call them, they won't return your call. +[2214.18 --> 2218.04] It just means that you don't have to just wait on hold until they offer you a return call. +[2218.12 --> 2218.26] Whatever. +[2218.38 --> 2219.30] You guys understand what I mean. +[2219.30 --> 2222.00] It helps you keep track of your time with their timesheet function. +[2222.12 --> 2224.52] It helps you manage your expenses and keep track of who owes you what. +[2224.86 --> 2233.96] And even has a feature that tells you when your clients look at your invoices for the first time so that you never have to play that, oh, did you really send an invoice? +[2234.04 --> 2234.84] I didn't get it. +[2234.90 --> 2235.48] Game again. +[2235.68 --> 2236.70] Oh, I'll pay you now. +[2236.78 --> 2237.06] Ha ha. +[2237.18 --> 2237.64] No, no. +[2237.72 --> 2238.72] You got it a week ago. +[2238.98 --> 2239.82] Get on it. +[2240.14 --> 2241.82] So go to freshbooks.com slash when. +[2241.82 --> 2253.56] And if you're a freelancer or small business owner and you need a solution to help save you time so you can spend it with, I don't know, your children or playing video games or making more money, whatever you do with it is up to you. +[2254.16 --> 2258.80] Bringing us to our third sponsor for the show, Madrina's. +[2259.08 --> 2260.20] Aha, that's what happened there. +[2260.28 --> 2261.00] These guys. +[2261.22 --> 2263.12] Madrina's coffee is coffee for fuel. +[2263.30 --> 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will get a bonus coffee. +[2306.36 --> 2307.06] A bag of coffee. +[2307.06 --> 2307.52] Also that. +[2307.60 --> 2308.78] See, I said they give a ton of stuff out. +[2308.80 --> 2310.34] An additional six pack of cans. +[2310.46 --> 2310.60] Yeah. +[2310.82 --> 2311.80] We've got to tell these guys. +[2311.84 --> 2315.38] We've got to increase these guys' rates so they can't afford to give away so much coffee. +[2315.38 --> 2321.24] No, in all seriousness though, we love giving you guys offers like this where it's just a total no-brainer. +[2321.34 --> 2322.30] Go order some madrinas. +[2322.62 --> 2324.46] Check it out at the link in the video description. +[2324.78 --> 2324.90] Yeah. +[2324.90 --> 2326.64] Oh, boy. +[2326.64 --> 2327.58] Oh, crap. +[2327.58 --> 2328.28] Oh, crap. +[2328.28 --> 2328.74] Oh, jeez. +[2328.88 --> 2329.38] Oh, hey. +[2329.44 --> 2329.82] We're back. +[2329.82 --> 2332.62] I am clearly not on my A-game today. +[2332.72 --> 2334.20] Someone's asking when is Craphead War coming? +[2334.86 --> 2336.12] It's coming when it's done. +[2336.58 --> 2336.90] Okay. +[2337.08 --> 2338.00] It is being edited. +[2338.26 --> 2339.94] The first episode is rough cut. +[2340.18 --> 2340.42] Okay. +[2340.62 --> 2343.56] Ed is working on at least the second episode by now. +[2343.64 --> 2345.74] I believe it's going to be four episodes. +[2346.30 --> 2346.58] Oh. +[2346.96 --> 2348.34] Was it four days or three days? +[2349.12 --> 2350.10] It was four days. +[2350.10 --> 2350.48] I think it was four days. +[2350.60 --> 2352.54] But it was like two of them were half days. +[2354.36 --> 2357.68] Depending on what was going on on your side, it might be fine. +[2358.34 --> 2359.88] Because there was a lot going down. +[2359.94 --> 2360.90] I saw something. +[2361.22 --> 2361.86] Oh, did you now? +[2361.88 --> 2362.90] I won't say what it was. +[2362.92 --> 2364.42] We don't want to spoil it for you guys. +[2364.42 --> 2367.90] But the no internet challenge is going to be real. +[2368.06 --> 2369.70] And it's going to be pretty intense. +[2369.86 --> 2371.82] I saw something that I very almost did. +[2372.60 --> 2373.16] Oh. +[2373.68 --> 2375.30] Like very close, but didn't. +[2375.48 --> 2376.06] So it'll be cool. +[2376.50 --> 2377.30] Got it. +[2377.50 --> 2377.66] Yeah. +[2378.08 --> 2378.74] All right. +[2378.88 --> 2382.16] New SSDs from Samsung in a new form factor. +[2382.58 --> 2385.42] So Samsung just launched the... +[2385.42 --> 2387.16] Oh, crap. +[2387.96 --> 2391.00] I need to go fix something in today's TechLink episode. +[2391.00 --> 2395.76] So go ahead with that topic. +[2396.32 --> 2396.66] Okay. +[2396.92 --> 2401.08] I have no idea what that means because I don't know what today's TechLink episode was. +[2401.42 --> 2403.50] I'm not sure what he read. +[2404.08 --> 2406.48] But it says in the notes here... +[2406.48 --> 2409.02] Actually, let me get this posted into Twitch chat. +[2409.62 --> 2412.96] I'm not really going to be able to get this on screen super easily. +[2412.96 --> 2413.96] Uh... +[2414.70 --> 2416.50] I wonder what that even means. +[2416.96 --> 2417.34] I'm really... +[2417.34 --> 2418.10] Oh, geez. +[2419.10 --> 2419.78] Uh... +[2419.78 --> 2419.94] Oh. +[2420.12 --> 2420.94] No, I can do this. +[2422.76 --> 2423.60] Trust me. +[2424.30 --> 2425.34] Anyone play Titanfall 2? +[2425.88 --> 2427.18] That was an amazing single player. +[2427.88 --> 2428.04] Huh. +[2428.32 --> 2429.50] It doesn't work. +[2429.96 --> 2430.28] Okay. +[2430.36 --> 2434.34] He's got it set to Luke's screen, which makes no sense because it's very specifically his screen. +[2434.66 --> 2434.92] Okay. +[2434.92 --> 2435.52] Uh... +[2435.52 --> 2440.78] Samsung launches 8TB NVMe solid-state drive in NF1 form factor. +[2441.00 --> 2446.98] The 8TB is amazing, but the NF1 form factor is actually the more interesting part, in my opinion. +[2447.42 --> 2447.62] Uh... +[2447.62 --> 2451.98] Samsung has launched the largest capacity NVMe solid-state drive to date at 8TB. +[2452.16 --> 2452.36] Cool. +[2452.82 --> 2458.38] The NF1 SSD will target data-focused analytics and virtualization requirements within data centers. +[2458.48 --> 2460.72] This is not targeted towards consumers. +[2460.72 --> 2464.72] It's an 8TB freaking crazy SSD. +[2465.54 --> 2466.22] This isn't... +[2466.22 --> 2470.06] I know you'd like it, but it's not really for you yet. +[2470.16 --> 2471.26] It probably will be one day. +[2471.62 --> 2471.82] Uh... +[2471.82 --> 2479.44] The otherwise known as next-generation small form factor, which makes me want to cry because calling things next generation is not a good idea because eventually it's last generation. +[2479.44 --> 2480.08] Uh... +[2480.08 --> 2483.72] NF1 is a minuscule form factor featuring in... +[2483.72 --> 2484.24] Uh... +[2484.24 --> 2490.52] A form factor measuring in at 11 centimeters by 3.05 centimeters. +[2490.72 --> 2493.80] Three times the storage density of M.2. +[2494.86 --> 2498.10] It runs on 16 pieces of 512 gigabyte NAND. +[2499.08 --> 2499.26] And... +[2499.26 --> 2500.02] Do you know what's happening? +[2501.72 --> 2502.14] I don't know. +[2502.18 --> 2502.68] He ran away. +[2502.84 --> 2503.52] You have no idea? +[2503.54 --> 2504.52] He needed a co-host. +[2504.60 --> 2505.20] That would be great. +[2507.88 --> 2509.00] Welcome to WAN Show. +[2509.66 --> 2512.06] Welcome to the most professional show there is. +[2512.16 --> 2512.78] Yeah, pretty much. +[2512.80 --> 2513.36] On television. +[2513.62 --> 2514.54] We're talking about... +[2514.54 --> 2519.08] At first, when he had his first gasp, I was like, oh, is this like NDA stuff? +[2519.08 --> 2526.16] I'm assuming it's probably just like we said something and then news came out later and that thing is no longer the case. +[2526.16 --> 2533.90] What I'm assuming it is is the first line of this, which is probably all he got into, says Samsung has launched the largest capacity NVMe solid-state drive to date at 8 terabytes. +[2534.02 --> 2538.12] So we probably said the largest capacity solid-state drive is bleh. +[2538.42 --> 2539.38] And now it's been defeated. +[2539.60 --> 2539.98] Probably. +[2540.34 --> 2540.70] Wrecked. +[2540.70 --> 2542.68] Probably something like that. +[2542.76 --> 2549.50] Each one of these things has 16 layers of 256 gigabit VNAND with 3 bits per second cells. +[2550.02 --> 2555.46] Samsung is planning to launch another version later this year with 512 gigabit VNAND cells. +[2556.40 --> 2556.86] Ooh, dang. +[2557.70 --> 2564.00] This allows for 576 terabytes of storage to be put into 2U rack servers. +[2564.00 --> 2566.64] 576 terabytes. +[2567.02 --> 2567.82] In 2U. +[2568.22 --> 2568.84] In 2U. +[2569.42 --> 2570.74] So that's like that, right? +[2570.74 --> 2572.08] About there. +[2573.12 --> 2574.10] That's like a 1. +[2574.28 --> 2575.18] That's probably like a 2. +[2575.48 --> 2576.32] 4s are like... +[2576.32 --> 2577.92] So like a Storinator. +[2578.92 --> 2579.88] That's a 2U, right? +[2580.10 --> 2580.76] Or is that a 3U? +[2582.06 --> 2583.20] I thought those were 4. +[2583.52 --> 2584.18] Ah, whatever. +[2584.80 --> 2585.02] Okay. +[2585.54 --> 2588.12] I haven't handled them nearly as much as Linus has, so I'm not sure. +[2588.12 --> 2589.90] Did something just come up that asked me if I was a child? +[2591.28 --> 2592.24] On his screen? +[2592.54 --> 2593.92] I think it said, are you a child? +[2594.20 --> 2594.84] Yes or no? +[2597.22 --> 2598.48] 45 drive Storinator. +[2598.70 --> 2599.30] Let me see here. +[2599.34 --> 2602.28] I'm actually quite interested because people are fairly familiar with that size. +[2602.36 --> 2602.56] Yeah. +[2603.10 --> 2605.14] Well, that's like a very standard server size. +[2605.32 --> 2605.78] It is. +[2606.22 --> 2608.16] I just don't remember which version of it is. +[2608.92 --> 2610.06] Build and price storage server. +[2610.26 --> 2612.66] I think the XL60 is what we have. +[2613.36 --> 2613.76] XL60. +[2614.26 --> 2614.72] I think. +[2615.36 --> 2615.76] Base. +[2617.34 --> 2618.08] Can you tell me? +[2618.68 --> 2619.06] For you. +[2619.06 --> 2619.42] Yeah. +[2619.64 --> 2619.96] For you. +[2620.06 --> 2620.24] Okay. +[2620.38 --> 2622.12] So like half the size of a Storinator. +[2622.30 --> 2622.48] Yeah. +[2622.68 --> 2623.40] That's pretty dank. +[2623.68 --> 2623.90] Yeah. +[2624.00 --> 2626.18] For like that much storage and it's all SSD. +[2626.46 --> 2630.78] You'll probably pay for like this building a couple times. +[2631.10 --> 2631.38] Yeah. +[2631.44 --> 2631.60] Yeah. +[2631.66 --> 2635.00] In what I'm assuming the cost of this thing will be. +[2635.20 --> 2635.42] Me? +[2635.94 --> 2636.24] Yes. +[2636.64 --> 2636.84] Yeah. +[2637.16 --> 2637.40] Dang. +[2637.72 --> 2638.78] It runs on NVMe. +[2638.92 --> 2643.98] It runs on the NVMe 1.3 protocol and has support for PCI 4.0. +[2644.48 --> 2644.74] Dang. +[2645.10 --> 2645.48] Dang. +[2646.02 --> 2646.46] Dang. +[2646.70 --> 2647.58] That's pretty crazy. +[2647.58 --> 2649.00] Is that even like standard yet? +[2649.12 --> 2649.40] No. +[2649.74 --> 2650.60] As far as I know, no. +[2651.04 --> 2651.58] That's pretty sick. +[2651.64 --> 2655.16] Can apparently withstand 1.3 drive rights per day. +[2656.42 --> 2656.82] What? +[2658.96 --> 2663.76] Equating more than 10 terabytes of rights daily for the three year warranty period. +[2664.30 --> 2664.88] Holy cow. +[2664.88 --> 2666.00] 10 terabytes daily? +[2666.00 --> 2666.26] Yeah. +[2666.26 --> 2668.54] This is like super not a consumer product. +[2668.68 --> 2669.40] Holy crap. +[2669.52 --> 2670.48] It's not for you. +[2670.62 --> 2672.36] I know at least one person. +[2672.64 --> 2675.40] I don't know if he's watching right now, but Looney from the forum is like, give me. +[2675.74 --> 2676.84] It's not for you, Looney. +[2677.22 --> 2677.58] Okay? +[2678.10 --> 2680.42] It's for like the Zuck. +[2681.04 --> 2681.40] Yeah. +[2682.58 --> 2682.94] Yeah. +[2683.36 --> 2684.08] You want to talk about this one? +[2684.16 --> 2685.42] Bethesda suing Warner Bros? +[2686.22 --> 2686.58] Yeah. +[2686.74 --> 2688.16] I saw the title. +[2688.24 --> 2689.36] I didn't really look into it too much. +[2690.10 --> 2690.30] Okay. +[2690.74 --> 2691.22] Neither have I. +[2691.28 --> 2692.44] So we're in a great boat right now. +[2693.02 --> 2693.92] Bethesda sues Warner Bros. +[2693.92 --> 2695.44] Bethesda Software is suing Warner Bros. +[2695.56 --> 2700.36] And Fallout Shelter co-developer Behavior Interactive over the recent released Westworld +[2700.36 --> 2702.22] mobile game alleging it's a blatant ripoff. +[2702.90 --> 2705.38] Oh, so it's developed by the same co-dev? +[2706.04 --> 2706.44] Yeah. +[2706.86 --> 2707.30] Oh. +[2707.56 --> 2707.82] Yeah. +[2708.18 --> 2709.38] Like this is a big deal. +[2709.38 --> 2711.16] Yeah, this is a really big deal. +[2711.52 --> 2715.32] Bethesda suing for copyright infringement, breach of contract, and misappropriating trade secrets. +[2715.74 --> 2715.92] Yeah. +[2716.00 --> 2718.34] So like that's a very big deal. +[2718.84 --> 2722.84] Obviously, I don't know what a contract with Bethesda looks like because that's not our +[2722.84 --> 2723.12] business. +[2723.48 --> 2725.04] Especially that type of contract. +[2725.20 --> 2731.92] If you're looking at what I would assume to be, you know, probably eight figures to nine +[2731.92 --> 2737.42] figures total to make like a game like this. +[2737.42 --> 2742.44] I, I, and well, the thing is there's also recurring maintenance contracts and there's recurring +[2742.44 --> 2743.32] development contracts. +[2743.48 --> 2745.68] Like overall total development contract or something like this. +[2745.80 --> 2747.08] Maybe I'm overestimating it. +[2747.08 --> 2747.64] I don't know. +[2747.64 --> 2748.46] It's at least a seven figure thing. +[2748.50 --> 2750.80] I have no idea, but it's a massive amount of money. +[2750.88 --> 2755.70] So if you're looking at that, there's going to be some pretty significant confidentiality +[2755.70 --> 2756.84] agreements in there. +[2756.90 --> 2758.68] There's going to be some non-compete stuff in there. +[2758.68 --> 2763.96] Um, so essentially what they've done is they've created the same game or a very similar game, +[2764.02 --> 2765.32] I guess, for a direct competitor. +[2765.74 --> 2765.92] Yeah. +[2766.28 --> 2770.24] Um, so yeah, I would assume Bethesda is not going to be very, very pleased with that. +[2771.10 --> 2776.52] Bethesda alleges that Westworld released this week for Android and iOS has the same or highly +[2776.52 --> 2779.40] similar game design, art style, animations, features, and other gameplay. +[2779.58 --> 2780.30] Oh boy. +[2780.42 --> 2781.62] It really does. +[2781.78 --> 2782.88] You can't show my screen. +[2782.88 --> 2791.14] But if you just Google Westworld mobile game and go to images, oh man, they really didn't, +[2791.14 --> 2793.68] uh, it looks like a reskin. +[2795.00 --> 2796.02] Oh my goodness. +[2796.02 --> 2797.10] It looks like a reskin. +[2797.26 --> 2797.94] Seriously though. +[2797.96 --> 2798.94] Which screen am I going to? +[2799.02 --> 2799.94] Um, he's back. +[2800.10 --> 2801.14] Like check out this one. +[2801.24 --> 2802.10] Yeah, but no, on here. +[2802.28 --> 2803.02] Luke's screen, line of screen. +[2803.22 --> 2803.80] Oh, Luke's screen. +[2804.54 --> 2805.28] Yeah, that's confusing. +[2805.68 --> 2806.04] Ow! +[2806.66 --> 2807.06] Oof. +[2807.40 --> 2809.84] I didn't, I didn't, oh good, it didn't hit the computer. +[2810.54 --> 2812.72] It did the thing where it freezes when I touch it again. +[2812.88 --> 2813.14] Wow. +[2813.20 --> 2818.38] I haven't even like played the Fall of Shelter game, but that like definitely looks like +[2818.38 --> 2818.54] it. +[2818.82 --> 2820.28] It's really similar. +[2821.68 --> 2825.48] So yeah, I didn't realize it was the same, the same co-dev did the Westworld one. +[2825.66 --> 2826.26] Yeah, no. +[2826.40 --> 2827.98] That's like real, real bad. +[2827.98 --> 2828.26] Oh man. +[2828.44 --> 2829.02] Real bad. +[2829.22 --> 2829.46] Yeah. +[2829.60 --> 2830.46] Oh man. +[2830.46 --> 2834.96] I was saying when we intro'd the show, I was like, this is going to be, this is going +[2834.96 --> 2835.60] to be bad. +[2836.06 --> 2837.16] I mean like not even, okay. +[2837.26 --> 2842.70] My biggest thing is this character looks really similar to the Fall of War style. +[2842.88 --> 2845.80] Like the art style is almost the freaking same. +[2846.22 --> 2850.68] It's, it's not like they're like, oh, it's a multi-tier underground thing with some rooms +[2850.68 --> 2851.94] and you got to maintain it. +[2851.94 --> 2855.30] Like that, that's like, okay, it's another battle royale game, whatever. +[2855.74 --> 2856.46] This is like. +[2856.94 --> 2861.30] Have you even talked about the part where there's a bug that's present in both games? +[2861.60 --> 2862.20] Oh no. +[2862.20 --> 2862.64] What? +[2862.82 --> 2864.22] No, we haven't gotten there. +[2864.22 --> 2864.64] No, no. +[2864.68 --> 2865.82] It gets so much worse. +[2865.92 --> 2866.54] Okay, go back to me. +[2866.54 --> 2871.26] Bethesda says the game uses the same copyrighted computer code created for Fallout Shelter in +[2871.26 --> 2877.48] Westworld, alleging that a bug evident in an earlier version of Fallout Shelter, which was +[2877.48 --> 2880.32] later fixed, also now appears in Westworld. +[2880.32 --> 2885.62] I mean, I'm not a lawyer, but I'm just going to go ahead and say that Bethesda probably +[2885.62 --> 2886.44] has a case here. +[2886.94 --> 2888.06] Oh my goodness. +[2888.62 --> 2891.22] I'm no expert, but. +[2891.92 --> 2892.20] Yeah. +[2892.62 --> 2894.50] Behavior is like the studio that was working on it. +[2894.56 --> 2895.38] That's a shortened version. +[2895.50 --> 2901.16] So Behavior breached its contract with Bethesda and utilized its restricted access to Bethesda's +[2901.16 --> 2908.02] intellectual property, including Bethesda's copyrighted code, trade secrets, and other +[2908.02 --> 2910.74] rights to make a new game on the cheap. +[2911.48 --> 2914.98] Which, I mean, from the outside, yeah, it kind of sounds like it. +[2915.12 --> 2918.00] Looks like they might have something going on there. +[2918.50 --> 2919.10] Pretty brutal. +[2919.98 --> 2920.78] That's gnarly. +[2921.12 --> 2924.72] When I first clicked on this, I was kind of suspecting like, oh, it's another Battle +[2924.72 --> 2926.94] Royale thing where people are trying to copyright a concept. +[2926.94 --> 2928.84] Like, the art's almost identical. +[2928.84 --> 2930.76] It's just like. +[2930.76 --> 2932.10] It looks pretty damning. +[2932.68 --> 2937.74] It looks like you bought a Westworld costume for the Fallout game and like a Westworld room +[2937.74 --> 2938.78] skin for the Fallout game. +[2938.78 --> 2940.92] Who would think that that's going to fly? +[2941.38 --> 2941.96] I just don't. +[2942.26 --> 2948.62] Like, I just don't even, like, you're a professional game developer by some, you know, probably, +[2948.86 --> 2950.04] apparently not, but. +[2950.88 --> 2951.80] Not very professional. +[2951.80 --> 2955.76] Someone who works there thinks they're a professional game developer and it hasn't occurred to them +[2955.76 --> 2958.64] that IP law is like a big problem. +[2958.84 --> 2959.24] Yeah. +[2959.44 --> 2963.58] And the kind of thing that a company like Bethesda would spend a lot of money to protect. +[2963.70 --> 2963.88] Yeah. +[2963.96 --> 2967.42] And like, I've brought up PUBG or Battle Royale a few times in this. +[2967.62 --> 2972.20] And PUBG has sued a lot of people that has actually made a ton of sense where it's like +[2972.20 --> 2974.08] almost the exact same game. +[2974.18 --> 2980.56] And there is some interesting points with their Fortnite thing, which is like the plane comes +[2980.56 --> 2982.76] in on PUBG and the bus comes. +[2982.90 --> 2983.86] It's a freaking plane. +[2984.18 --> 2985.02] Comes in on Fortnite. +[2985.02 --> 2985.18] Yeah. +[2985.18 --> 2986.84] Like, it's almost the same in that way. +[2987.04 --> 2987.16] Yeah. +[2987.16 --> 2991.84] But then Fortnite has the benefit of having, like, the building features and, like, all +[2991.84 --> 2993.86] these other weird things that really set it apart. +[2994.00 --> 2996.12] That helps them a lot in their case. +[2996.20 --> 2996.38] Right. +[2996.68 --> 2999.12] I don't think there's much in this one. +[2999.60 --> 3000.00] Yeah. +[3000.00 --> 3001.82] Oh, geez. +[3001.90 --> 3005.02] And like, the art in Fortnite looks drastically different than the art in PUBG. +[3005.26 --> 3006.44] And that helps them a lot, too. +[3007.46 --> 3007.94] Okay. +[3008.04 --> 3009.52] Last big topic here. +[3010.08 --> 3018.22] Intel's CEO has resigned after a consensual relationship with an employee of the company. +[3018.22 --> 3020.82] I love how because it's 2018 we, like, really need to... +[3020.82 --> 3022.00] Well, yeah, that's important. +[3022.18 --> 3027.02] So, he's, like, definitely broken company policy. +[3027.32 --> 3027.50] Yeah. +[3027.56 --> 3032.18] But he's not, like, getting wrapped up in the whole hashtag me too thing. +[3032.18 --> 3032.40] Yeah. +[3032.54 --> 3032.88] Yeah, yeah. +[3033.24 --> 3037.12] So, basically, Intel has announced that he has resigned as CEO. +[3037.12 --> 3040.14] It makes it a little sketchy that we have consensual relationship in quotes. +[3040.86 --> 3041.02] Oh. +[3041.26 --> 3042.26] Well, okay. +[3042.34 --> 3044.94] It's, like, actually a consensual relationship. +[3045.08 --> 3045.68] Everything's okay. +[3045.92 --> 3050.44] So, anyway, he's resigned as CEO following an investigation into a consensual relationship +[3050.44 --> 3052.74] with an Intel employee, which is another way of saying he was fired. +[3053.36 --> 3054.94] He also left the board, even. +[3055.08 --> 3057.06] So, he's, like, out of the company. +[3057.64 --> 3061.00] Chief Financial Officer Robert Swan will step in as interim CEO. +[3061.38 --> 3066.66] Like, another indication that you were fired is that there has to be an interim CEO because... +[3066.66 --> 3067.80] Because I didn't have something lined up. +[3067.82 --> 3068.80] There's nothing lined up. +[3068.88 --> 3069.06] Yeah. +[3069.06 --> 3074.02] And, basically, he violated a policy that said that managers cannot have relationships with people +[3074.02 --> 3077.08] who report to them either directly or indirectly. +[3077.26 --> 3080.06] And when you're the CEO, that means everyone. +[3080.94 --> 3081.10] Yeah. +[3082.24 --> 3083.18] I would think. +[3083.26 --> 3084.68] I'm actually making an assumption there. +[3084.78 --> 3086.54] Which is officially why we can't be in a relationship. +[3086.64 --> 3091.56] The relationship ended and took place some time back, whatever that means, and was probably +[3091.56 --> 3092.12] an affair. +[3093.08 --> 3096.80] Krasanich's total compensation topped $21 million last year. +[3097.20 --> 3097.78] So, he's... +[3097.78 --> 3101.20] And the company paid for his transportation and residential security. +[3101.20 --> 3101.68] This... +[3101.68 --> 3102.08] His... +[3102.08 --> 3105.92] Intel stock rose about 120% during his tenure as CEO. +[3106.40 --> 3108.06] $21 million a year. +[3108.18 --> 3108.64] That's a lot. +[3108.68 --> 3108.96] That's a lot of money. +[3108.96 --> 3110.64] I think that works out to... +[3110.64 --> 3111.66] Hold on a second. +[3112.14 --> 3114.40] So, calculator. +[3115.48 --> 3116.62] So, 21... +[3116.62 --> 3117.44] 1, 2, 3... +[3117.44 --> 3118.20] 1, 2, 3... +[3119.36 --> 3120.34] Divided by... +[3120.34 --> 3120.88] How many... +[3120.88 --> 3121.48] Oh, you know what? +[3121.54 --> 3123.50] I know the hourly calculation. +[3124.18 --> 3127.80] That is $10,000 an hour if you worked 40 hours a week. +[3127.80 --> 3131.62] Oh, my God. +[3131.64 --> 3132.24] Is that right? +[3132.38 --> 3133.18] Can that be right? +[3133.30 --> 3134.36] That's pretty insane. +[3135.56 --> 3135.96] Wow. +[3137.56 --> 3138.42] Wow, Brian. +[3139.32 --> 3140.68] I think you'll be okay. +[3142.14 --> 3144.18] Even though he's probably not getting his golden parachute. +[3144.86 --> 3146.40] He sold all of his stock in that... +[3146.40 --> 3146.86] Or not all. +[3146.92 --> 3150.78] Like, half of his stock in that high-profile thing around the Meltdown Inspector bugs. +[3150.78 --> 3157.90] Yeah, but if he has to sell what I'm assuming is one of his many homes or cars, I'm sure he'll be fine. +[3157.92 --> 3158.60] Yeah, he'll figure it out. +[3158.60 --> 3162.86] Like, he made enough money that I'm sure he has enough assets that it really won't matter. +[3163.18 --> 3164.14] I don't know, man. +[3164.64 --> 3166.76] He's not going to have to go be a greeter or anything. +[3166.80 --> 3168.28] I really... +[3168.28 --> 3169.98] No offense to greeters. +[3170.04 --> 3170.62] I'm just saying. +[3170.62 --> 3173.02] I really don't... +[3173.02 --> 3179.22] I don't understand how any person can be that valuable. +[3180.18 --> 3180.50] Because... +[3180.50 --> 3181.28] $10,000 an hour. +[3181.42 --> 3185.58] You know, like, we talk about how, you know... +[3185.58 --> 3187.92] Well, do you know what Elon does? +[3188.08 --> 3190.06] Have you heard about the CEO salary thing? +[3190.52 --> 3194.20] Not to toot his horn anymore, but... +[3194.20 --> 3195.72] Guy's got enough of an ego at this point. +[3195.86 --> 3196.12] Yeah. +[3196.12 --> 3196.72] Yeah. +[3197.02 --> 3201.00] And I'm not going to bother to look it up, but it was, like, comparing the difference +[3201.00 --> 3204.90] between the, like, lowest paid employee and the CEO at different companies. +[3205.02 --> 3205.18] Yeah. +[3205.18 --> 3206.40] Like, what the percentage of whatever... +[3206.40 --> 3207.76] His was 0.9. +[3208.28 --> 3212.78] The reason for that is because he gets, like, crazy stock options and all this other kind +[3212.78 --> 3212.96] of stuff. +[3212.98 --> 3215.40] Yeah, so this was total compensation, not salary. +[3215.54 --> 3216.00] Okay, yeah, yeah. +[3216.00 --> 3216.72] His salary was quite a bit lower. +[3216.72 --> 3217.40] Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. +[3217.52 --> 3218.44] So, I don't know. +[3218.60 --> 3218.92] I... +[3218.92 --> 3219.42] I... +[3219.42 --> 3220.56] I... +[3220.56 --> 3222.98] I don't know. +[3223.22 --> 3224.82] I have trouble with... +[3224.82 --> 3225.80] I have trouble with that. +[3226.12 --> 3227.16] You know... +[3227.16 --> 3228.32] $10,000 an hour. +[3228.52 --> 3228.86] Yeah. +[3229.20 --> 3230.32] Because if you think... +[3230.32 --> 3234.84] Okay, think about it in terms of, like, slavery. +[3235.46 --> 3236.72] We all agree it's wrong. +[3237.82 --> 3239.72] Freaking, I hope we all agree it's wrong. +[3239.76 --> 3240.64] We all agree it's wrong. +[3241.64 --> 3249.94] With those kinds of resources, could a person effectively own another person 24 hours a day, +[3250.02 --> 3251.70] seven days a week for the rest of their life? +[3252.86 --> 3253.26] Yeah. +[3253.26 --> 3257.32] Does that give you enough power to do something like that? +[3257.76 --> 3264.12] Well, you could own three people at eight-hour shifts very, very, very, very easily. +[3264.56 --> 3265.16] So, I don't know. +[3265.24 --> 3265.50] I just... +[3265.50 --> 3270.00] Literally three people at eight-hour shifts, you could pay them with, like, the last two +[3270.00 --> 3271.04] digits before the dot. +[3271.26 --> 3271.56] Yeah. +[3272.66 --> 3273.80] I don't know, man. +[3273.96 --> 3274.50] It's just... +[3274.50 --> 3274.82] I don't know. +[3275.40 --> 3278.34] Apparently, Broadcom's CEO made $100 million last year. +[3278.66 --> 3279.10] Nice. +[3279.10 --> 3280.54] What would you even do with $100 million? +[3280.86 --> 3284.46] One of my favorite things is when a company is just tanking and a CEO gets, like, a huge... +[3284.46 --> 3286.74] Oh, the Toys R Us thing was a disgusting mess. +[3287.14 --> 3287.76] I'm not familiar. +[3287.82 --> 3292.16] They basically raided the company and then walked off with golden parachutes and people +[3292.16 --> 3297.36] who'd been working there 20 years as a cashier or shelf stalker or whatever got nothing. +[3297.44 --> 3298.22] It was gross. +[3299.04 --> 3299.26] Yeah. +[3299.26 --> 3299.96] All right. +[3299.98 --> 3301.86] Anyway, on that happy note... +[3301.86 --> 3302.10] Hey! +[3302.46 --> 3305.08] That's it for the WAN Show for today and we'll see you again next week. +[3305.24 --> 3307.14] Same bat time, same bat channel. +[3308.22 --> 3309.50] Now I'm running it intentionally. +[3309.50 --> 3331.38] All right. +[3331.38 --> 3334.88] Fresh books. +[3334.88 --> 3335.88] Spectrum glasses. +[3335.88 --> 3337.88] Madrenos coffee. +[3337.88 --> 3341.72] Probably already missed out on the first 50 orders there, but I don't know. +[3341.72 --> 3342.26] Give it a shot. diff --git a/Intel Invests BILLIONS - The WAN Show Sept 28, 2018_transcript.txt b/Intel Invests BILLIONS - The WAN Show Sept 28, 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d634d99ec11ee00c7d6779c472414f19e8803c91 --- /dev/null +++ b/Intel Invests BILLIONS - The WAN Show Sept 28, 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,654 @@ +[0.00 --> 8.08] yeah and we're back back at you with another weigh-in show how's it going hope your day's +[8.08 --> 13.68] been great we got some news for you such news intel invests a billion dollars to meet 14 +[13.68 --> 21.68] nanometer demand this year billion dollars also the amazon anti-union video has leaked they sent +[21.68 --> 28.08] it to whole foods or something controversial elon musk getting sued not by some little +[28.08 --> 34.96] backyard yokel either by the sec securities and exchange commission because you know he's been +[34.96 --> 41.28] fraudulent yeah we'll get into that no sex no drugs no violence no money from me then +[42.64 --> 47.04] on apple's streaming service we'll talk about that later as well it's time for the intro +[48.96 --> 49.60] oh man +[58.96 --> 61.68] ohh Chris +[66.08 --> 83.92] remember soundboard +[83.92 --> 89.06] so bad to the people who are getting called if you have the soundboard you're sitting there you +[89.06 --> 94.50] got your computer speaker up to the phone you're just going hi how are you i'm a copy with you +[94.50 --> 98.46] and the person you're losing it you're losing it the person on the phone's like +[98.46 --> 106.60] huh like it sounds bad like a terrible speaker recording what's happening i used to love um +[106.60 --> 114.70] what was it called so there was the ventrilo voice service i used to love ventrilo is that like +[114.70 --> 121.38] you type in and it speaks out no no no this is like like before discord i think team speak i don't +[121.38 --> 126.34] know if team speak was around when ventrilo was originally around but like they eventually became +[126.34 --> 130.34] like the two platforms for a while and then people kind of left ventrilo and it was team speak for a +[130.34 --> 133.78] while and then skype and all this other kind of stuff came around and the discord finally got rid +[133.78 --> 139.14] of skype and all that junk but back in the day there was ventrilo the name is ringing a bell i +[139.14 --> 145.70] just don't know and one of my favorite things used to be because you could bind keys on your keyboard +[145.70 --> 154.08] to soundboard to play through that's if you were saying so it totally got rid of that like quality +[154.08 --> 157.62] issue that you were just talking about yeah and people could get like you could have a levels issue +[157.62 --> 162.20] still you could but if people like tone it and all that kind of stuff and there was people who would +[162.20 --> 169.32] do ventrilo pranks um oh yeah that's oh wait is that the one the duke nukem one yes yeah yeah yeah +[169.32 --> 173.26] this was amazing yeah yeah yeah ventrilo harassment yeah that's what they call it duke nukem style +[173.26 --> 180.50] you're gonna put that on your screen put it up uh yeah there's a famous one and chila pranks this +[180.50 --> 187.58] duke nukem style one was huge ah okay the person he's talking to on that one is it nine million views +[187.58 --> 192.40] and this was uploaded in 2007 is that a boy or a girl this was big that he's talking to you i don't +[192.40 --> 197.46] i always thought it was a young boy well i think it's a girl we can't you know people knows people uh +[197.46 --> 201.10] isn't there a name for the the person like debbie or something i don't know +[201.10 --> 209.02] whoa all right we're not gonna play it i'm here to chew gum +[209.02 --> 215.86] oh i love that everyone should watch that person's angry but there's there's some really +[215.86 --> 222.02] good ones one of my favorite one is just someone has a soundboard of this like random girl just +[222.02 --> 227.76] talking about nothing important and it was my favorite because he would just jump into channels +[227.76 --> 233.98] and you know like the classic nerd like oh my god it's a girl yeah oh and it would just be like +[233.98 --> 239.54] yeah like on fridays sometimes me and my friends will like go to the store and i'll like buy a +[239.54 --> 245.88] chocolate bar and everyone's like oh yeah that's so cool it was oh man i have heard that i just used +[245.88 --> 250.10] to love it one time we were pranking people with the soundboards and we're just about done and then +[250.10 --> 254.76] my friend goes one more one more one more and he dials it in and we're using a soundboard from the +[254.76 --> 262.46] movie phone booth okay yeah it was a keefer sutherland movie with uh colin fit not colin farrell right +[262.46 --> 268.94] is that his name will farrell colin farrell colin furt no no colin furt there's a dude from pride +[268.94 --> 273.12] and prejudice anyway the movie is there's a dude in a phone booth and then yeah the guy he's talking +[273.12 --> 277.08] on the phone allegedly has a sniper rifle pointed at him so he stays in the phone booth the whole time +[277.08 --> 283.46] yeah so there's a soundboard based on that and it's a creepy soundboard and we call this person and +[283.46 --> 288.94] it's a woman who answers and then the soundboard's real creepy it's saying like colin farrell yeah i have a +[288.94 --> 293.80] 32 calibers or like semi-automatic sniper rifle pointed directly at you like oh my goodness +[293.80 --> 299.04] obviously gun nuts i don't know guns that's like stats are wrong or whatever but it's really bad +[299.04 --> 304.16] you could have gotten a lot of trouble for this and um so okay it's like mildly funny we prank this +[304.16 --> 309.70] person we hang up a little while later so as soon as i tell you what happens next you're gonna +[309.70 --> 315.36] understand what happened but i didn't understand for weeks a few weeks later or a while later my mom +[315.36 --> 322.20] was like like your friends tell your friends not to call here or like someone some creep called me +[322.20 --> 326.56] and told me all this stuff and i was like shut up mom what are you talking about and then i was like +[326.56 --> 334.56] my buddy i pranked my own mom my friend typed in my mom's number and i didn't even i remember +[334.56 --> 340.82] i remember when she picked up thinking like do i know that person but i didn't i didn't actually +[340.82 --> 346.04] recognize the voice and uh yeah i pranked my own mom and then i didn't even realize +[346.04 --> 349.66] oh my there's so many points in the story where i could have realized +[349.66 --> 356.04] that's hilarious yeah it was pretty bad anyways actual topics if you want to go down an awesome +[356.04 --> 360.86] hilarious rabbit hole on youtube and you don't mind some bad language because sometimes the the +[360.86 --> 365.86] people reacting get pretty angry check out ventrilo harassment really funny some of them suck but some of +[365.86 --> 371.28] them are really funny but here's the other thing about my mom she thought it was real she didn't +[371.28 --> 376.78] know it was a soundboard like everybody else she thought like she may not have thought that that was +[376.78 --> 380.86] actually happening to her but she thought that she was talking to a person not a soundboard so i +[380.86 --> 382.08] remember being like +[382.08 --> 390.36] doesn't make sense all right anyway real news my favorite one if you guys can find it is uh a guy's +[390.36 --> 396.68] talking in wow and one of his friends records him talking over ventrilo and just plays back +[396.68 --> 401.72] himself talking just to like mess with him and there was one part where he goes like i think it's +[401.72 --> 407.64] like three strength like three strength three strand leather belt and then goes like and the guy +[407.64 --> 413.16] recorded like that weird his like weird voice thing at the end and his statement and just constantly +[413.16 --> 417.30] played it back to him just drives him nuts my it's hilarious now that you say that it all makes sense +[417.30 --> 421.12] i have a friend who used to say those words all the time and i never knew what it was from the +[421.12 --> 425.56] leather belt thing yeah yeah what are you saying hilarious this is like a decade ago it's i haven't +[425.56 --> 429.90] heard it in probably yeah like 10 years so i don't remember the exact line but it's something like that +[429.90 --> 434.22] there's all those you ever have those weird memes that like you say for years and years and then you +[434.22 --> 440.34] don't even like i i'm not even sure if i saw this video but one thing i still say once in a while is +[440.34 --> 450.90] oh my god i love the map dust it's just like a same deal but from cs yeah like what level 18 +[450.90 --> 459.26] four strength two stem leather belt yeah there we go heck yeah i love it anyways uh the intel +[459.26 --> 468.06] they invest a billion dollars to meet 14 nanometer demand bob swan intel cfo and interim ceo if you +[468.06 --> 473.36] watch previous wan shows you'll know that the ceo left the company uh issued an open letter to the +[473.36 --> 479.36] company's customers and partners today in the letter he addressed light uh tight supply on some +[479.36 --> 484.76] of the company's products mainly their lower end entry level stuff they admit it outlining the set +[484.76 --> 491.54] of actions intel is taking to tackle this problem he said uh the that there is a surprising return to +[491.54 --> 496.64] pc tam or the total addressable market like the amount of people interested in buying as far as i know +[496.64 --> 501.98] um there's there's yeah there's there's pc tam growth which there hasn't been since i believe +[501.98 --> 508.36] yeah 2011 it's modest growth modest like in his letter he cites all these different stats of like +[508.36 --> 514.24] our cloud computing business grew 25 this year something else grew 43 but then they don't say +[514.24 --> 519.46] what the pc business grew they just say i think modest growth i think the point isn't necessarily that +[519.46 --> 524.90] it's like oh it's so huge it's that it's growing at all we haven't had any pc tam growth uh since 20 +[524.90 --> 529.36] so for like the last seven years so that's that that is a pretty big deal regardless and it wasn't +[529.36 --> 534.32] expected as it hasn't happened in seven years and a lot of speculators have been saying that it wouldn't +[534.90 --> 541.08] uh but they're thinking that it's just it's fairly natural it's from the interest of people into +[541.08 --> 545.26] gaming and all these other things well the spin that he puts on is that like they're doing such a +[545.26 --> 550.92] dang good job that people are so interested in the new cpus that everybody wants to upgrade totally man +[550.92 --> 557.30] yeah that's definitely it maybe it's just that everyone's 2600ks are just finally getting too old +[557.30 --> 567.90] maybe that's it um there's also intel is also uh prioritizing production of xeon and core processors +[567.90 --> 573.78] uh to serve the high performance segments of the market we'll get into why that matters later um and +[573.78 --> 579.04] supply in general is tight particularly like we already said in the uh entry-level pc market intel +[579.04 --> 585.18] believes they have at least the supply to meet the full year revenue outlook expected in july which +[585.18 --> 592.64] was 4.5 billion higher than their january expectations so this reassurance study issued +[592.64 --> 597.46] everybody um apparently has inspired confidence because their stock price went up like between +[597.46 --> 603.34] three and five percent at the same time that amds went down so it appears to be a zero-sum game +[603.34 --> 611.08] um so i guess intel went from like 45 to 47 and then amd went from 33 to 30 or something like that +[611.08 --> 616.72] last time i checked that was a few hours ago though so i guess it's it's good people believe the bops +[616.72 --> 621.86] one but why don't we break down just exactly what's happening here from a manufacturing perspective +[621.86 --> 631.26] uh so when you're running in a fab there's a certain amount of wafers of cpu cores you can make +[631.26 --> 636.24] or dyes you can make uh per month essentially that's your output is how many of these wafers +[636.24 --> 642.18] you can put out per month and a cpu that has way more cores on it is like literally going to physically +[642.18 --> 647.58] take up more of that wafer right so if they want to one wafer is going to have fewer +[647.58 --> 653.76] dyes on it if they want to have these bigger cpus which they are because they're worth more money to +[653.76 --> 659.96] them where they get more profit and there is an increase of demand for those cpus i think amd has done a +[659.96 --> 666.36] great job of marketing uh cpus with higher core counts which is great because that's awesome because +[666.36 --> 672.50] i think everyone wants that and people are jumping on board and wanting intel's version of those kind +[672.50 --> 677.78] of high core count cpus as well which is increasing demand and taking up more space on these wafers +[677.78 --> 685.60] right you also brought up something earlier which is where like um if you take up uh like like you need +[685.60 --> 690.98] a block so if you take up a corner yeah it's like if you had a bucket and you're filling it with lego +[690.98 --> 695.94] and you had those giant lego pieces you might only get like eight of them in your bucket yeah but if +[695.94 --> 701.40] you had the same like weight of lego blocks but they were tiny pieces you could they would all just +[701.40 --> 707.88] fit in so much more nicely which is why they're gonna mix up like there's the binning process and +[707.88 --> 711.78] they're gonna mix up like they're gonna have some of the smaller ones edging out corners and the bigger +[711.78 --> 716.58] ones and stuff but as you put more of these bigger ones in you're reducing the over amount the overall +[716.58 --> 721.20] amount of real estate like the absolute number of of cores you can put on a wafer is reduced when +[721.20 --> 725.24] the die size is bigger but they're you're saying they're gonna mix them up have you ever seen one +[725.24 --> 729.96] of those cross sections i used to work at a place in forestry and they had a poster on the wall that +[729.96 --> 734.98] showed a cross section of like i guess it was like a lumber industry industry poster oh like how they +[734.98 --> 739.62] showed a log like you cut a log down and they showed all the little like two by fours a two by four +[739.62 --> 745.02] go go there and a four by six will come out of the middle yeah that might be relatable to you i love +[745.02 --> 750.16] those like explosion things yeah whatever what's that either way when that well when you take like +[750.16 --> 755.38] a car or a log oh yeah case or whatever and you explode it you pull all the parts apart so you can +[755.38 --> 760.14] see like where everything is and stuff it's cool um i think i know what poster you're talking about i +[760.14 --> 764.94] think i've seen the same thing oh really yeah i don't know every kid yeah yeah had that on their wall +[764.94 --> 773.32] we're all from like forest land canada um so yeah each each wafer can have multiple cv's as we're +[773.32 --> 777.78] saying uh blah blah blah this is just a bunch of what we were just saying yeah so all of that is on +[777.78 --> 784.16] on the 14 nanometer die so they are trying to allocate yeah yeah the 14 nanometer node i should +[784.16 --> 791.36] say and they're trying to get as many of the fabs on the 14 nanometer node to produce these high-end +[791.36 --> 797.30] core i9 and xeon 28 core chips what happened because of that was that the low end of the market +[797.30 --> 808.66] like the what is it the hcl3 yeah no h310c jesus that lower end chip got the shaft because it's on the +[808.66 --> 813.70] same node but it's not getting any priority because it doesn't make them as much money so in order to +[813.70 --> 819.06] meet demand for that they made a completely new node a 22 nanometer version just to get the supply up +[819.06 --> 824.56] of that meanwhile they're still trying to focus on the 10 nanometer node which they say they're +[824.56 --> 830.66] making gains on i don't think that they're gonna they can't afford to not spend money on that yeah +[830.66 --> 839.14] so this new this new billion dollars um that's just on top of it's on top of 14 billion that they +[839.14 --> 844.56] already they already put out for cap expenditure in 2018 so this total of 15 billion is actual record +[844.56 --> 850.62] and this billion dollars can be put into the various fabs in oregon arizona ireland and israel +[850.62 --> 860.58] that produce on the 14 nanometer node is it crazy how much is that going to make a difference is it a lot +[860.58 --> 865.82] no one knows how they're spending the money yeah that's the thing yeah and where's the money coming +[865.82 --> 871.28] from is it just uh in their own coffers i mean probably do they do you think they had just enough +[871.28 --> 875.84] like revenue kicking around do they have to take a shareholder dividends i don't it do +[875.84 --> 879.80] this is probably reallocate it from a different cash in the bank +[879.80 --> 888.40] just like okay we'll just we'll just drop a cool billion boom yeah i'm sure i'm sure they've got +[888.40 --> 892.20] money in reserve and if they're like hey we need to crank up production because we're just going to +[892.20 --> 897.58] make a ton of money because we'll sell everything that we make if we crank up production with a billion +[897.58 --> 902.64] dollars then that's a pretty safe bet i guess if they're like we are not going to be able to produce +[902.64 --> 907.16] enough it's low risk supply yeah exactly and if they're and if they're like hey we can spend a +[907.16 --> 912.36] billion dollars and that will make it so that we can produce enough to match the demands then they're +[912.36 --> 916.48] just like hey well we just get to sell a whole crap ton more cpus yeah and make up the money they +[916.48 --> 919.84] must have the money sitting around because if they if it was the case that they had to like +[919.84 --> 925.40] sell back their own stock then you would have seen the stock price dip and that didn't happen so it +[925.40 --> 930.10] can't be that you know this is one of my favorite things to look up you're googling what are you +[930.10 --> 937.14] googling how much money does nintendo have in the bank oh that's only as of 2015 though so nobody can +[937.14 --> 942.38] see what you're looking at no i know i just wanted to look up the number um so like one of my favorite +[942.38 --> 947.72] things to talk about every once in a while is nintendo because nintendo um i suspect compared to +[947.72 --> 957.12] intel they're a relatively small company in terms of uh capex or uh or uh market cap market cap capital +[957.12 --> 964.30] expenditure as well for sure um probably even literally just like employees um i don't know +[964.30 --> 969.20] but i i'm assuming they're a much smaller company we can look this up yeah but people will always talk +[969.20 --> 974.24] about like during the wii u phase yeah nintendo is very spiky um and during the wii u phase people +[974.24 --> 978.26] are always talking about like is nintendo even gonna survive but they've got so much money in +[978.26 --> 987.38] the bank what like you can see my jaw dropped is nintendo way bigger no nintendo had from the fiscal +[987.38 --> 997.82] year 2010 to 2018 nintendo okay nintendo had a total of 5500 employees 5500 employees dude cactus club has +[997.82 --> 1005.42] 5 000 employees and no one in the u.s even knows where that is is that a canadian only company yeah +[1005.42 --> 1011.16] yeah yeah okay yeah like they're they're a pretty lean company and they've got billions in the bank +[1011.16 --> 1017.12] and people will be like oh we use doing bad is nintendo gonna die it's like no dude i can't remember +[1017.12 --> 1022.00] what the stats are but there's something like if nintendo just immediately stops selling everything +[1022.00 --> 1028.24] now and keeps their capital expenditure at the same amount and just makes no money at all they +[1028.24 --> 1032.84] could survive for like a hundred years or something it's like you guys they're doing all right it seems +[1032.84 --> 1037.82] like a natural fit because their products are always so bold and risky like they don't when they reach +[1037.82 --> 1041.40] when they launch the wii they have no idea if people are gonna like it or not and same with the +[1041.40 --> 1045.60] switch it's completely out there it seems like you better have some money for a rainy day yeah because +[1045.60 --> 1051.38] they do and then they've done really well enough times that they've just got all this money that +[1051.38 --> 1054.10] they can sit on and keep taking risks which is cool it's one of the reasons why i love nintendo +[1054.10 --> 1061.32] that is cool so what is cactic club cat cat what is cat it's just a cactus club it's just a restaurant +[1061.32 --> 1067.60] in in canada hold on i'm gonna get the numbers i'm on wikipedia now and it confirmed 5500 for +[1067.60 --> 1075.14] nintendo's employee number until 106 000 yeah so that's what i said like like drastically different +[1075.14 --> 1083.06] style company and even nintendo could drop that billion and be completely fine i think ibm has +[1083.06 --> 1090.04] 800 000 if i remember correctly no 300 380 000 which is that means there's more people in the world +[1090.04 --> 1097.68] working for ibm than holding icelandic passports there are fewer icelanders than ibm employees +[1097.68 --> 1102.64] there might be some overlap there i wonder how many icelandic ibm employees there are hit us up on +[1102.64 --> 1109.12] super chat yeah if you're an icelandic ibm employee toss us some of that old school computer money yeah +[1109.12 --> 1115.96] give us them that model m money yeah from the north are we are we done this topic yeah okay we're gonna +[1115.96 --> 1122.16] move on i think so we did it i think uh did we talk about the 22 nanometer stuff yeah and the stock +[1122.16 --> 1130.14] changes yeah cool yeah i think we're good yeah moving on uh amazon has an anti-union video that has +[1130.14 --> 1137.50] leaked allegedly because it only sort of leaked it's sort of leaked so gizmodo broke the story okay +[1137.50 --> 1145.84] and they say that they obtained a video from anonymous sources they posted screenshots at gizmodo but they +[1145.84 --> 1151.76] did not post the video themselves because they say that they post the video that it will compromise +[1151.76 --> 1157.88] the people who leaked it so they have they themselves have reached out to amazon to ask amazon to publish +[1157.88 --> 1166.38] the video that's not gonna happen correct and also it's kind of fishy because it is fishy it's kind of +[1166.38 --> 1175.30] like political then because amazon has its enemies oh yeah like in business and in politics so that's +[1175.30 --> 1180.94] interesting okay let's get it let's just let's just unwrap yeah what this is news site gizmodo has +[1180.94 --> 1187.34] obtained what it calls a 45 minute union busting training video so amazon uses training videos all +[1187.34 --> 1191.90] the time like cartoonized animated videos to train management and lower level employees and everything +[1191.90 --> 1199.62] yeah um allegedly this video was produced i think by amazon and then sent to team leaders of whole foods +[1199.62 --> 1205.46] last week and whole foods of course is owned by amazon now they sold them or amazon bought whole foods +[1205.46 --> 1212.42] for 13 billion last year about a year point seven billion dollars less than whatsapp was worth to facebook +[1212.42 --> 1221.20] yeah that was 16 um so the the video's narrator states that the video is specifically designed to give you +[1221.20 --> 1225.80] the manager of whole foods the tools that you need for success when it comes to labor organizing +[1225.80 --> 1231.88] so it all well i'll go over some some of the other stuff that it also states it also says we are not +[1231.88 --> 1238.36] anti-union but we are not neutral either i have no idea what that's supposed to that means you're anti-union +[1238.36 --> 1244.72] yeah pretty much uh we do not believe quote unquote this is not me saying this quote unquote we do not +[1244.72 --> 1251.82] believe unions are in the best interest of our customers our shareholders or most importantly our associates +[1251.82 --> 1258.06] meaning employees yeah associates are employees our business model is built upon speed innovation and customer +[1258.06 --> 1265.10] obsession things that are generally not associated with union uh when we lose sight of those critical focus areas +[1265.10 --> 1272.14] we jeopardize everyone's job security yours mine and the associates associates so the video provides some +[1272.14 --> 1279.18] background on the neighbor or the national labor relations act as well as showing some like different warning signs +[1279.18 --> 1285.66] so if you are a manager at this whole foods and you see any of the following you might have a potential +[1285.66 --> 1291.58] union not like unfolding in your hands are about to erupt so warning signs such as use of words like living +[1291.58 --> 1299.98] wage and steward distribution of petitions and flyers associates raising concerns on behalf of their co-workers +[1299.98 --> 1307.50] that's a big one well oh or even more blatant wearing union t-shirts hats or jackets workers who aren't normally +[1307.50 --> 1311.98] connected to each other suddenly hanging out together don't make friends with people that you're not +[1311.98 --> 1318.38] already friends with okay any other associate behavior that is out of character that's a little +[1318.38 --> 1323.98] police statey that's i try to like i i try to make it so that people at philpain are friends because i want +[1323.98 --> 1328.22] everyone to be friendly maybe i'm doing the wrong thing well if it comes from the top then it's it's not +[1328.22 --> 1334.30] a warning sign right okay good call the video then asked managers to listen to 10 hypothetical employees +[1334.30 --> 1339.10] and select whether their remarks constitute a warning sign or an innocent interaction +[1340.70 --> 1345.90] um so they say they and then they talk about um what you're allowed to speak so what you're allowed +[1345.90 --> 1351.42] to say to employees that is legal so apparently basically anything goes um there's nothing really +[1351.42 --> 1357.10] unlawful that you can say in regards to unionizing but they still give you some guidelines such as you +[1357.10 --> 1361.42] would never threaten to close your building just because associates joined a union +[1361.42 --> 1367.26] but you might need to talk about how having a union could hurt innovation which in turn +[1367.90 --> 1372.86] could hurt customer obsession which ultimately could threaten the building's continued existence +[1376.94 --> 1383.58] potential organization uh are supposed to be escalated oh yeah so if you see this happening at +[1383.58 --> 1388.38] your store you're supposed to escalate this to human resources and general managers immediately +[1388.38 --> 1396.14] quash it nip it in the bud the video itself does not appear to be publicly available online as we +[1396.14 --> 1400.54] already uh yeah i tried to go to live leak and stuff like that it might be on now this was like five +[1400.54 --> 1405.66] hours ago but yeah it doesn't appear to be available uh gizmodo like he already said asked amazon to publish +[1405.66 --> 1411.10] the video and yeah basically the rest of it is just what what was already spoken about so you have a +[1411.10 --> 1418.22] you have a hot take i have some problems with this okay okay full disclosure first unions are awesome +[1418.22 --> 1425.66] those lights just died sometimes they're really really important when you need a union you need a union +[1425.66 --> 1433.58] i'm not anti-union at all but i'm also not pro-union it depends it depends in an ideal world +[1433.58 --> 1439.02] there'd be no unions because in an ideal world every employer would treat would would it would treat their +[1439.02 --> 1445.98] employees really well now the fact that this story when you read about it like i had to +[1445.98 --> 1451.42] really scrutinize this article to to figure out like oh this is actually talking about whole foods +[1451.42 --> 1456.62] it's not talking about amazon oh because it's it only says that like in one place near the top and one +[1456.62 --> 1460.78] place near the bottom and the rest is it talks about amazon's track record of like people peeing in +[1460.78 --> 1466.14] bottles or amazon yeah there's been some pretty brutal news out of amazon yeah and everyone knows amazon +[1466.14 --> 1471.90] sucks in that way or has and especially if you're a low-end employee yeah and that level that they +[1471.90 --> 1476.22] dodge paying taxes and that they like kind of strong arm the cities that they operate in to give +[1476.22 --> 1481.66] them favorable like subsidies and and tax exemptions and stuff like that so they're really focused on +[1481.66 --> 1487.34] having a on benefiting the customer they're obsessed with the customer at the expense of of other things +[1487.34 --> 1494.54] like employee happiness but this is about whole foods and whole foods has its own ceo and you know i +[1494.54 --> 1499.74] i guess ostensibly like its own practices and stuff i don't know how entangled those two companies are +[1499.74 --> 1508.30] but that's just one thing i wanted to keep in mind um obviously it would it would definitely be the +[1508.30 --> 1513.74] case that amazon just like other big retailers like walmart or whoever a target who have been +[1513.74 --> 1518.94] scrutinized for this in the past it would be really bad if they had their workers unionized i don't think +[1518.94 --> 1523.34] it would be that bad for whole foods it'd be worse for amazon if they got you their workers got you +[1523.34 --> 1531.26] yeah because i think a lot would have to change um i i have only ever personally been in one union +[1531.90 --> 1536.30] i thought you're gonna say in one whole foods uh i think that might also be true +[1537.34 --> 1541.82] uh there's a did you like nature's fair near here which is essentially the same thing i've been in +[1541.82 --> 1546.62] there a bunch of times that's like local all right yeah have you did you like working in a union no i +[1546.62 --> 1551.26] freaking hated it um but i may have that my problem is that i've only worked in one +[1552.14 --> 1561.26] and my case was relatively unique i guess um where i worked at a bread factory i worked at canada bread +[1561.26 --> 1567.82] factory you're a wholesome guy very wholesome you're a whole wheat oh yeah we made some of that um by the +[1567.82 --> 1573.58] way basically all the bread and somewhere like walmart all comes from the same spot and is made the same way +[1573.58 --> 1578.78] and just gets put in different bags it's great uh anyways i i used to work there we were all in a +[1578.78 --> 1585.18] union it was a multi whatever union where like it oversaw a bunch of different types of workers +[1585.18 --> 1590.22] yeah like where we live there's the bc geu it's the biggest union and then that covers like everyone +[1590.22 --> 1595.82] from prison guards to firefighters yeah yeah yeah this this wasn't that one but it was a different +[1595.82 --> 1601.10] form of a similar thing where it's a bunch of different disciplines uh and our union guy i guess the +[1601.10 --> 1604.94] steward from reading this for our factory was a +[1607.50 --> 1615.10] expletive ah i hated that dude you hated him with everything i've got uh i had to pay union dues when +[1615.10 --> 1620.70] all i'm trying to do is make money to go to school and this guy was just a big jerk and none of the +[1620.70 --> 1624.46] people i didn't know a single person that worked there that liked him and there was nothing we could +[1624.46 --> 1629.98] really do about it um the the people above him in the union that we tried to contact wouldn't get rid of +[1629.98 --> 1637.42] him so we had like the same problem that you would have with like some jerk boss oh yeah within the +[1637.42 --> 1642.94] union and i had to pay him to be a jerk to me and i was like this freaking sucks do unions ever go away +[1643.50 --> 1648.06] like once they don't know i don't know enough about it i don't really personally want to comment too +[1648.06 --> 1653.18] much on this because i really don't know enough about it i just had one singular bad experience and i +[1653.18 --> 1658.38] haven't been in a union outside of that so i really don't know i do know from like history that there's +[1658.38 --> 1665.10] been multiple times where unions were absolutely necessary completely to solve a giant major problem +[1665.10 --> 1669.50] but then do they ever go away after that that's the that's the thing i don't i don't know i know +[1669.50 --> 1673.50] quite a few people that don't like them i know quite a few people that do like them i know my experience +[1673.50 --> 1679.34] sucked um yeah i worked for a union and it was sweet for me because i made more money than i should +[1679.34 --> 1684.62] have and uh that was great cool um i have a friend who's in a union again he's he actually is a corrections +[1684.62 --> 1691.10] correctional officer okay prison guard and uh it sucks for him because the pay raises are completely +[1691.10 --> 1695.26] just like regimented it's not like you kicked a lot of butt this year and you're gonna get a sweet +[1695.26 --> 1700.06] pay raise it's like well you worked here this long and we're they're renegotiating the union +[1700.06 --> 1706.46] agreement this year and we're all gonna get six percent raise and that raise by the way that we're +[1706.46 --> 1711.50] they're fighting for isn't for your particular job it's for like what you said a cross-section of +[1711.50 --> 1715.26] different industries and everyone who fits in this bucket is getting the same raise even though +[1715.90 --> 1720.06] you've got to deal with people stabbing each other and stuff i like my one of my problems was +[1720.62 --> 1726.54] where where i worked when you when you got hired they had to do a super basic math test +[1727.66 --> 1734.22] and the super basic math test was good there's 24 slices in a low and then five loads that basically +[1734.22 --> 1739.34] they're trying to see like how how smart are you because there's like there's a position called bun +[1739.34 --> 1746.06] packer that was great where you you pick up stuff off a conveyor line you grab it you turn to the +[1746.06 --> 1752.78] right you put it down you rotate back you grab it you turn to the right and you put it your body get +[1752.78 --> 1758.46] all all the that's the whole job for eight hours a day oh so like that job can be done by anyone +[1758.46 --> 1762.78] but then there's like the mixer who has to like put in the ingredients and that's a little bit more +[1762.78 --> 1766.46] specific and there's people who like pack the trucks and you have to put the right amount of +[1766.46 --> 1770.06] carts of the right amount of stuff on the right trucks and there's like slightly more advanced +[1770.06 --> 1775.82] jobs so so you're a bun packer well everyone starts there regardless of how well you do did you ever +[1775.82 --> 1782.70] leave the bun pack i did yeah i got moved up really fast and the union head didn't like that because the +[1783.58 --> 1789.02] the non-union guys got to pick where you worked but the union guys picked your hours so because i went +[1789.02 --> 1795.02] up in position really quickly the union had just screwed me not in terms of he gave me really low hours but +[1795.02 --> 1802.06] he would just wreck me like he'd shift me at like the worst possible times and he'd always have me +[1802.06 --> 1808.78] as like the emergency call guy oh so he'd be he'd be like be there in 15 minutes uh and he'd call me +[1808.78 --> 1814.06] as i was trying to go to bed because it was purely on call and i was just like oh my god and he made my +[1814.06 --> 1818.30] life hell for an entire summer so i don't i don't like that and then they have all those things like +[1818.94 --> 1824.30] like uh promotions based on seniority and stuff yeah it's like god he's been here 20 years i don't care +[1824.30 --> 1830.38] that's because he sucks yeah he has nothing else he has no other prospects everyone else good left +[1830.38 --> 1835.02] so yeah i don't know i think there are situations where it can be bad and i think there's situations +[1835.02 --> 1840.86] where it can be good and i have no idea for whole foods okay well here's my one last this is my tinfoil +[1840.86 --> 1846.70] hat hot take sure yeah can you get the screenshot up from that article yes so if you open up the goat +[1846.70 --> 1850.70] gizmodo article they've got some embedded screen caps from this alleged video +[1850.70 --> 1855.58] video just go to the first one just just go through it just give me a sec guys i'll bring it +[1855.58 --> 1861.10] we're gonna go on a journey here actually that's the screenshot that i want i'm still gonna go here +[1861.10 --> 1864.06] because it'll probably be bigger yeah so we might as well give them +[1868.30 --> 1872.22] living wage grievance contract representation is that what that last word is +[1872.22 --> 1882.62] i want to go to the tips one tips yeah there's this this one okay tips remember remember managers +[1882.62 --> 1889.98] tips if you see someone uh trying to organize just remember t-i-p-s threaten interrogate promise and spy +[1891.66 --> 1899.50] i have a hard time believing that any company that sounds so fake that is so egregious and outrageous +[1899.50 --> 1905.58] that if that's true that's crazy but there's it's just so outrageous that it can't be true +[1906.14 --> 1910.86] and then i see that i'm just like is this whole thing fake does this video even exist because that +[1910.86 --> 1918.30] is just over the top threaten and interrogate come on as if promise promise what so like and +[1918.30 --> 1922.94] are they telling you to lie because what do you promise i guess that's what that means but promise +[1922.94 --> 1927.66] is the nicest word in there but can you imagine telling like all of this the executive executives are +[1927.66 --> 1930.94] telling the management like sitting down the team leaders at whole foods which is like +[1930.94 --> 1936.06] threaten and interrogate your employees yeah exactly there's no way they said that doesn't sound real +[1936.06 --> 1945.02] come on so i think it's uh fake news i wonder if they got sourced something that seemed super +[1945.02 --> 1950.46] legit and then they just believed it it could be man the russians that throws me off a lot to be +[1950.46 --> 1955.34] honest because that sounds really really you know what uh this interrogate thing made me think of +[1955.34 --> 1962.06] uh one of one of my employees how's it going aj uh he was mentioning in french uh the question mark +[1963.02 --> 1970.46] it translates to interrogation mark oh interesting well there's a uh there's one he'll say interrogation +[1970.46 --> 1975.42] mark when he's talking about question mark i'm like that's so intense yeah yeah yeah it's a weird +[1975.42 --> 1980.86] translation there's an obscure form of punctuation that is a mix but you know how when you wanted to ask +[1980.86 --> 1985.10] a question intensely and you use a question mark and an exclamation point yeah well there's a one +[1985.10 --> 1992.14] unified really like notation it's called an interrobang i have heard that phrase but i didn't know that +[1992.14 --> 2000.54] yes um there's actually a really good episode of 99 invisible about it tarrobang there's like a 99 invisible +[2000.54 --> 2006.30] oh it's this awesome like design focused podcast yeah you you should uh show everyone it looks pretty cool +[2006.30 --> 2009.98] it does look cool i'll bring it up there's this dude who like championed it and like tried to make +[2009.98 --> 2018.38] it happen really hard wait so it's is it a thing or no um like is it is it officially recognized notation +[2018.38 --> 2024.22] in terrobang i guess it's well it's not on the keyboard it ain't real +[2026.14 --> 2032.22] kind of looks like a really powerful p it could be an alt code thing though interrobang alt code +[2032.22 --> 2042.54] it has a unicode yeah boy interrobang is not a standard punctuation mark +[2044.14 --> 2049.90] few modern typefaces or fonts include a glyph for the interrobang character the standard interrobang +[2050.46 --> 2059.50] is at unicode code point u plus 203d are your sponsors rip yeah sponsor time +[2059.50 --> 2064.78] do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do +[2064.78 --> 2070.30] what is that is that pink panther that's no what is it oh god +[2073.34 --> 2080.86] savage jerky they oh yeah gave us some mojo jalapeno hot sauce can i hold uh something +[2082.14 --> 2085.98] for now because that's almost certainly going to come home with me and never come back you say mojo +[2085.98 --> 2093.98] it's not mojo it's not mojo no it's not mojo jalapeno i said mojo forever and then we got +[2093.98 --> 2098.62] very much corrected by the twitch chat and they're apparently correct i looked it up what does mojo +[2098.62 --> 2106.62] mean in spanish i don't know i'm gonna look that up i know what boho means what's what does boho bohemian +[2106.62 --> 2119.42] in the tinterest world mojo spanish pronunciation moxo well i'm not gonna try that uh yeah it's +[2119.42 --> 2125.58] eating sauce yeah it just means some type of sauce okay we have ghost pepper uh buffalo sauce and sriracha +[2125.58 --> 2132.06] bacon and original jerky here and he's got mojo jalapeno which is so far my favorite jerky from savage +[2132.06 --> 2136.62] jerky in sauce form so i'm super excited to try that at home because i'm definitely going to steal +[2136.62 --> 2140.86] it it's not coming back unless someone tells me to bring it back in which case it will immediately +[2140.86 --> 2145.66] come back uh their jerky is made with the best ingredients without nitrates or preservatives with +[2145.66 --> 2150.46] the goal to create a snack that is full of flavor and spice and isn't bad for you all at the same time +[2151.02 --> 2155.42] they have 13 different flavors uh which goes on top of the ones that we have here +[2155.42 --> 2165.42] i left this world for a second there i'm like pavlog's dog right now jaze uh they also include +[2165.42 --> 2170.86] things like sriracha bacon uh which i have here and maple buffalo bacon and many others they also make +[2170.86 --> 2176.70] barbecue sauce hot sauce and spice rub like the hot sauce mojo jalapeno that we have here uh their +[2176.70 --> 2181.02] carolina reaper hot sauce uses one of the hottest peppers in the world which is pretty crazy we don't +[2181.02 --> 2188.54] have um i've tried the the jerky and uh it's pretty brutal it's an experience i think i did the last +[2188.54 --> 2193.90] show that linus was on i ate one just nonchalant without telling him and he didn't notice so i was +[2193.90 --> 2198.38] pretty proud of that because usually i like sort of die when i when i eat it i remember it's on it was +[2198.38 --> 2201.90] the first wancho i was ever on i tried it and i tried to play real cool and you're just sitting there +[2201.90 --> 2209.98] and then suddenly like your pupils fill up with liquid it's like i'm cool yeah everything yeah +[2210.86 --> 2217.10] it's blood coming out of my ears dude it's like it's pretty pretty normal one thing from coming +[2217.10 --> 2223.26] from someone who enjoys spice i like spice but to a limit like once it gets to his once it gets past +[2223.26 --> 2227.74] my limit it becomes not fun that's everyone in the world dude no there's some people that enjoy the +[2227.74 --> 2233.18] pain oh there's absolutely people that enjoy the masochists i think my dad is one of those people +[2233.18 --> 2239.58] because my dad will eat any hot sauce ever he will like taunt people at restaurants where like +[2239.58 --> 2244.70] you know there's like like indian heat you order something it's like is this spicy as a white people +[2244.70 --> 2249.34] spicy yeah yeah like if you're like very hot they'll be like all right i'll give you a medium +[2249.34 --> 2255.02] he'll like taunt them yeah so that they'll like intentionally spike it even harder and he just loves it +[2255.02 --> 2259.66] but then if they come out and he's sweating and he's like dabbing and he's like huh then they win +[2260.86 --> 2267.90] but he also wins like he wants that my dad's crazy he also like my dad's a freak he'll also just pop +[2267.90 --> 2273.66] jalapenos and not react at all because he's just a machine but anyways his mouth is just dead it's just +[2274.46 --> 2275.42] it's just like a callus +[2277.42 --> 2282.06] i've lost a hot sauce callus he has calluses for everything else i've lost all sensitivity in my mouth +[2282.06 --> 2288.78] it makes me cool that's like why everything that's an acquired taste in life yeah so it's bad +[2289.82 --> 2296.46] coffee cigars olives whiskey olives is an acquired taste it was for me okay a lot of people don't like +[2296.46 --> 2300.70] olives i like them now and i get them and nobody eats them like at parties and stuff i we're getting +[2300.70 --> 2307.10] off here i'm gonna switch off this for a second i love olives and to like a a point where it's a +[2307.10 --> 2313.02] a character fault almost when i was a kid my mom used to buy canned olives and like the neighbors +[2313.02 --> 2317.34] and my brother and i would like the neighbor's kids and my brother and i would all sit down and +[2317.34 --> 2321.82] like play a board game or something and i'd just grab a can of olives and just eat the entire thing +[2321.82 --> 2328.54] and then when i was done i would drink oh and it drove people insane but i didn't do it for that +[2328.54 --> 2332.62] reason i actually just really liked it but anyways wait i have an olive story okay i had a party once +[2332.62 --> 2338.38] and we're all eating olives and uh and then this one friend of mine was like we're just commenting +[2338.38 --> 2342.22] on olives and blah blah blah and it was at the stage where i was just getting into them wasn't +[2342.22 --> 2346.54] sure if i liked them or not yet and my friend was like this sounds so hardcore he was like uh yeah +[2348.38 --> 2354.22] i had a flight of olives and he was like i think eating olives is like kind of erotic and then +[2354.22 --> 2360.70] everyone was like i was like okay i never got to that everyone kind of just went silent it was like +[2361.90 --> 2369.10] okay moving on like i'm not holding it against them like no i mean maybe it is whatever i just +[2369.10 --> 2372.94] hadn't had that thought and it was just it's a very non-offensive thing to be into in that way but +[2372.94 --> 2382.06] like geez anyways moving on fresh bush i mean if you want to like sell olives or anything else like +[2382.06 --> 2387.02] services or anything for that matter you can use fresh books it is a super simple to use invoicing +[2387.02 --> 2392.38] tool that actually does a lot more than help you create and send slick looking invoices which is a +[2392.38 --> 2396.86] great feature in its own it helps you track your time with their timesheet function manage your +[2396.86 --> 2402.22] expenses and it keeps track of who owes you what also has a feature that tells you when your clients +[2402.22 --> 2407.34] look at your invoice for the first time which is a big deal and their mobile app has all the +[2407.34 --> 2411.82] functionality of their desktop version which is cool so you can take fresh books wherever you go and not lose +[2411.82 --> 2416.06] any features which is super annoying uh if you have any questions feel free to reach out to their +[2416.06 --> 2421.98] support staff where you'll speak to a real human being no phone tree no escalations no return calls just +[2421.98 --> 2427.50] just straight up answers visit freshbooks.com and enter when in the how did you hear about us section +[2427.50 --> 2436.46] uh when you sign up for a free trial very cool and last but not least honey honey honey +[2436.46 --> 2448.38] you were my sponsor spot i don't know the next line and you got me wanting you i do i i use honey all +[2448.38 --> 2453.10] the time actually personally that isn't even like i don't have to say that i just do it's pretty sweet +[2453.10 --> 2458.06] the ingredient or the sponsor the sponsor okay the only time i ever use honey the ingredient is in like +[2458.06 --> 2463.74] uh chamomile or ginger tea because i'm sick but anyways moving forward uh you've probably heard us talk +[2463.74 --> 2468.30] about honey before because they've they've uh been a sponsor of the show before but if you have it it's +[2468.30 --> 2474.86] a free shopping tool that finds the best promo codes whenever you shop online at specific sites +[2474.86 --> 2480.46] so like when you go to a site and you're in the checkout section when it finally shows the box to +[2480.46 --> 2486.38] type in a promo code honey will be like hey i think i might have a few codes for this every time you read +[2486.38 --> 2491.98] out this spot i'm like why don't i have this you should probably try it it's so stupid and you just press +[2491.98 --> 2496.30] the button and it goes through an automated thing trying a bunch of codes and sometimes it'll be like +[2496.86 --> 2503.26] hey i none of them worked sorry and sometimes you'll you'll get a pretty sweet code i i've saved +[2503.26 --> 2507.82] a very notable amount of money i don't know exactly what it is but it's like i've saved a decent amount +[2507.82 --> 2511.98] of money using honey that's sweet because like if you think about it if you've ever gone shopping for +[2511.98 --> 2515.58] something and you get to the checkout section and you see a promo code box and you spend like five +[2515.58 --> 2519.82] minutes on google going to a bunch of sketchy websites i've done that trying to get promo codes i've done +[2519.82 --> 2526.46] that and then i i type them in and then they never never all expires with honey it actually works +[2526.46 --> 2531.02] quite often yeah you don't have to do any of the sketchy stuff it just handles all of it for you and +[2531.02 --> 2535.50] you don't have to copy and paste a million codes it just chugs through them as fast as it can way better +[2535.50 --> 2542.06] and it's gonna know when the codes fail for you and update its central stuff and try to always have +[2542.06 --> 2547.66] up-to-date codes as everyone attempts different surely the service costs tons of money though luke it's free +[2547.66 --> 2554.54] honey for those of you that uh try it out it's a free browser extension available on chrome firefox +[2554.54 --> 2561.42] and safari saves you time saves you money when you shop at over 30 000 stores honey works on amazon +[2561.42 --> 2568.38] ebay newegg razer best buy walmart and more including skip the dishes i've had it work there quite a few +[2568.38 --> 2574.54] times uh honey gets a small amount of commission from sites where honey saves you money uh there's also +[2574.54 --> 2581.58] quite often honey specific discount codes oh yeah so that's how that will work nice and they'll get +[2581.58 --> 2586.78] like a affiliate style partnerships there good business so they make money off of the places +[2586.78 --> 2591.50] that you buy stuff from not off of you which is cool get that honey money and i understand why they +[2591.50 --> 2595.74] explain that because i think that helps with some of the skepticism because it sounds too good to be +[2595.74 --> 2599.74] true and then you're like oh okay they're just making money like travel agents a different source yeah +[2599.74 --> 2604.78] yeah that's a pretty good pretty good comparison um it installs in just two clicks which is sweet +[2605.18 --> 2610.86] uh it says colton brandon and a few others here at lmg have used honey to save money shopping online +[2610.86 --> 2621.26] um and yeah do what colton does go to honey.com slash linus and you got it done here's a fun thing i did +[2621.26 --> 2630.14] today yeah this one uh oh so there's a new facebook vulnerability that facebook announced facebook +[2630.14 --> 2636.70] engineers have discovered a security issue affecting almost 50 million accounts hey attackers exploited +[2636.70 --> 2641.82] a vulnerability in facebook's code that impacted a feature called view as and that's one of those +[2641.82 --> 2646.78] features where you look at your page as other people see it so like linkedin has that kind of thing +[2646.78 --> 2654.54] it's actually a super cool feature um because it lets you see uh sorry i thought i saw someone +[2654.54 --> 2659.18] in chat but it's someone with like a parody name of them uh it lets you see your page as that person +[2659.18 --> 2663.90] so if you're trying to hide things from people you can pick someone who fits within a category +[2663.90 --> 2669.10] yeah of your privacy settings check it out make sure it's all hidden properly yeah so there was a problem +[2669.10 --> 2677.98] though because so what happened was it's like an interaction between multiple different features in +[2677.98 --> 2685.58] the facebook code so it stemmed from a change that facebook made to their video uploading flow yeah which +[2685.58 --> 2695.50] affected view as and that changed the video uploading flow was in july 2017 that's a pretty long time ago +[2695.50 --> 2701.50] that sucks so facebook issued this like uh this post that they had fixed the vulnerability and informed +[2701.50 --> 2706.62] law enforcement including the fbi and they said all these things that they like here's what we did +[2706.62 --> 2711.26] because we care about your security so much they reset the access tokens of the 50 million counts +[2711.26 --> 2717.42] affected the access tokens are like those uh they're like digital keys that allow you to not have to +[2717.42 --> 2723.26] type in your name and password every time yeah enter your browser or navigate around and so this this +[2723.26 --> 2732.06] exploit like got the keys so people could screw you and um so facebook they reset the access tokens to +[2732.06 --> 2735.82] like 50 million accounts that were affected and then they took the precautionary step of resetting +[2735.82 --> 2741.02] access tokens for yet another 40 million that they thought like um they could they had been subject to a +[2741.02 --> 2749.82] view as look up in the past year some overlap there but yeah um i so i have heard from a person +[2749.82 --> 2753.90] uh i haven't talked to many people about this yet but in the small group of people that i have talked +[2753.90 --> 2759.10] to i have heard from a person that they had to re-log into facebook on all of their devices +[2759.10 --> 2764.38] well here's the fun this is the last night or yes this is the fun thing i did today um because when you +[2765.90 --> 2772.14] here's what i did i went to my phone and i went facebook and i got this +[2772.14 --> 2782.14] and facebook messenger as well session expired please log in again which means i either was +[2782.14 --> 2788.94] compromised i'm either one of the 50 million or one of the 40 million yeah and you don't know which one +[2788.94 --> 2794.86] and then it says that once you log in again you will see on your news feed a notification at the top +[2794.86 --> 2803.74] that explains what happened damn it yeah i didn't get logged out on anything dang it instagram as well +[2806.38 --> 2811.02] facebook has yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or whether any information +[2811.02 --> 2815.66] was accessed they don't know who's behind the attacks they don't know from which geographic region +[2815.66 --> 2822.14] the attackers hail i mean you can probably guarantee that in some way it was misused like +[2822.14 --> 2827.50] they're gonna try to harvest some form of information i don't know what it's gonna be +[2827.50 --> 2834.78] what if they just made funny posts like they just made luke status lol i hacked this guy's account +[2834.78 --> 2839.02] that's luke status don't you hate when your finger punches through the toilet paper +[2841.82 --> 2847.66] everyone ew luke tmi why would you post that i did it and i have that like extension on my computer so +[2847.66 --> 2853.26] i can't see my news feed have you heard about that oh no but i like the idea no it's great and it puts +[2853.26 --> 2858.06] like an inspirational quote where the news feed is or where the i don't know what it's even called +[2858.06 --> 2863.58] the the feed in general not necessarily news because it's your friends post and stuff but yeah i i only +[2863.58 --> 2869.10] exclusively use facebook for chats and groups yeah that's awesome um so i just banned the feed so i +[2869.10 --> 2873.90] wouldn't even know if you have that on mobile no but i just don't go to the facebook app on mobile i +[2873.90 --> 2878.30] just only use messenger yeah that'd be awesome they should get it for instagram but then that +[2878.30 --> 2887.18] would get rid of the entire app god why instagram i guess you you could see like stories and pms +[2887.74 --> 2890.54] instead of the inspirational quote they should give you a nihilist meme +[2892.62 --> 2898.46] just a direct feed from the nihilist rb's twitter yeah just the inevitable end of the universe is to heat +[2898.46 --> 2903.34] death yeah this is nothing matters nothing nothing that you do matters because it will be deleted by the +[2903.34 --> 2912.78] sun um anyways so that's that's scary if you got logged out of all your stuff um just a heads up +[2912.78 --> 2917.42] so you may have access to your account may have been pwned like me yeah oh facebook by the way says +[2917.42 --> 2923.58] you don't need to update your password uh because it was access token based not password based so you +[2923.58 --> 2928.22] don't really have to do anything they didn't forge the key to the lock they just walked around the door +[2928.22 --> 2935.02] that's how i described that security style cool because some people talk about like oh like i have +[2935.02 --> 2940.94] a password that's 100 characters this account is invulnerable to everything no because if they find a +[2940.94 --> 2949.66] way to just not have to use the password or if you give it to them or yeah or that yeah did you follow +[2949.66 --> 2956.22] the uh the disney fox comcast thing like pretty much not at all we've talked about it a little bit +[2956.86 --> 2963.34] um let me give you a 10 seconder sure okay because like it's it's been evolving over the summer +[2963.34 --> 2969.18] there's these really big players that are all trying to trying to uh acquire each other because there's a +[2969.18 --> 2975.98] giant race for streaming platform and where you're going to watch your tv next so let me give you the tldr hold on +[2975.98 --> 2984.94] zeke d did a super chat sorry i'm new to this stuff i don't know the youtube streaming stuff +[2984.94 --> 2990.62] he said you guys are awesome oh that's us that's us yeah yeah high five dude thanks man yeah nice +[2990.62 --> 2997.18] also rip headphone users floatplane for the win i appreciate it man thank you very much i appreciate +[2997.18 --> 3003.42] you yeah by the way zeke floatplane has a new payment system which is cool and there's now no bitcoin +[3003.42 --> 3009.10] though no no bitcoin no bitcoin and there's now discord integrations from floatplane.com +[3009.74 --> 3016.86] to discord what does that mean uh you can have your account sync up so this is it's a general +[3016.86 --> 3022.94] thing any of the creators can do it i haven't told tech deals or bitwit yet because we're still testing +[3022.94 --> 3026.46] things a little bit and making sure it's a little bit more cleaned up but theoretically they could turn +[3026.46 --> 3031.90] it on anytime um but there's there's still some work to do before it's perfect um and it makes it so +[3031.90 --> 3037.74] that if you join that creator's discord you get a special role saying you're like a subscriber to +[3037.74 --> 3041.74] floatplane oh yeah and you can get granted access to a chat i don't know how the creators want to +[3041.74 --> 3046.78] decide oh they get to implement the perks as they want yeah so much freedom the land of the free is +[3046.78 --> 3052.86] floatplane yeah seriously it also has a notification feature so it can like post links to new videos as +[3052.86 --> 3057.02] they come up into the discord and whatnot that's cool yeah because you're just hanging on discord anyway +[3057.02 --> 3062.62] yeah anyway here's the timeline from the whole like thanks auction drama there's a ton of auctions to +[3062.62 --> 3069.42] buy stuff it's actually kind of interesting okay fox was for sale like 20th century fox oh wait is that +[3069.42 --> 3073.82] different than fox i think that's a subset of fox i'm gonna cut you off for one quick second we got +[3073.82 --> 3082.78] another crazy super chat no idea what this is worth but it's 1024 sec is that uh that's not singapore +[3082.78 --> 3089.90] is it what is sec currency he said olive review channel on floatplane heck yeah dude oh it's swedish +[3089.90 --> 3102.94] krona nice nice how much was it uh 1024 from that's 150 bucks of rules canadian holy geez yeah buddy thank +[3102.94 --> 3109.74] you thank you flow plane okay sorry let's let's get back to the fox was for sale disney wanted to buy it +[3109.74 --> 3114.70] disney's making a streaming service and plus they also own a large part of hulu so buying fox gets +[3114.70 --> 3119.50] you a lot of sweet shows over the years like family guy and all sorts of stuff yeah um that they could +[3119.50 --> 3124.70] put on the streaming services so fox wanted to firefly so there you go disney wanted to buy fox +[3125.58 --> 3131.42] comcast was competing with them to buy fox and they had like a bidding war and in the end disney won +[3131.42 --> 3140.30] and they acquired fox but um meanwhile fox owned 39 of this european network called sky +[3141.66 --> 3145.58] and obviously both of these companies comcast and disney want to be in europe because they want to +[3145.58 --> 3153.74] expand globally so while fox was for sale and being bid on by disney and comcast fox itself which is owned +[3153.74 --> 3159.42] by rupert murdoch was trying to get 100 stake in sky or at least a majority stake in sky or wait +[3159.42 --> 3167.66] comcast was no no fox owned sky or owned 39 of sky on 39 of sky and yeah and and fox was trying to +[3167.66 --> 3173.74] own it wholly so that when when it was when fox was bought whoever bought it would also get all sky +[3174.62 --> 3179.82] so in the end between disney and comcast disney won they spent more than they wanted to and they +[3179.82 --> 3186.70] they got fox but they didn't end up getting sky because when comcast did not win the bid to get +[3186.70 --> 3194.70] what what go when comcast did not win the bid to get fox they started bidding on sky and they actually +[3194.70 --> 3200.86] outbid fox on bidding on sky does this make sense okay yeah +[3201.74 --> 3213.42] ah uh so now so then comcast owns part of sky and disney because they bought fox they own part of sky +[3213.42 --> 3219.18] and in the end um fox was just or wait no disney didn't get it it wasn't it ended up not being +[3219.18 --> 3224.70] part of the deal and then fox was like screw it comcast you can have all the sky so now the at the end +[3225.26 --> 3234.46] disney owned fox comcast owned sky there's no more partial ownership okay there you have it that +[3235.10 --> 3241.66] was a mess not not your explanation just everything that happened there was crazy it's a it's pretty +[3241.66 --> 3247.42] amount of back and forth pretty interesting little dance there i'm surprised they i'm surprised disney +[3247.42 --> 3251.58] gave up on that because they've been just chomping things lately i'm surprised they were just like no +[3252.30 --> 3259.58] we're taking that 39 i don't i don't know how that works i don't because the disney deal i thought was +[3259.58 --> 3265.18] just going through so much earlier that i don't know if this had an effect like that they ended up +[3265.18 --> 3269.02] changing the price that they pay for fox because they thought that sky was gonna be part of the fox deal +[3269.02 --> 3279.50] crazy hold on what's the sale price here okay hold on you guys need to recheck the caption on the amazon +[3279.50 --> 3286.62] gizmodo article you got the tips picture wrong people are flipping out oh really let's look into this +[3286.62 --> 3297.10] the tips for the tips oh don't want to report the wrong thing no um bob swan bob swan that's one +[3297.66 --> 3304.94] okay we're navigating back now we are you got to go to the original source though yeah gizmodo +[3306.46 --> 3314.38] what is it he says the caption that's right under it tips are the tactics amazon advises management +[3314.38 --> 3325.74] oh not to use pretty big important difference oof so oof okay okay well now i'm just gonna shift blame +[3326.94 --> 3327.82] to gizmodo +[3330.14 --> 3338.86] well okay because that that uh screenshot is really incriminating and deflamatory but they don't +[3338.86 --> 3344.78] actually i don't believe they address it in their article except for this little caption so i think +[3344.78 --> 3346.78] that's a little misleading +[3349.34 --> 3353.66] but yeah let's own up we didn't read the caption yeah obviously they don't +[3354.86 --> 3358.22] they don't want people interrogating and spying how's it going dude +[3358.22 --> 3365.18] hey you guys call super chats uh it's hard but sometimes we did two super chats hey no problem +[3365.18 --> 3368.94] colin's colin's yelling at us are we supposed to love you guys dude you know how many kronos we're +[3368.94 --> 3375.02] getting how many we're rolling kronos over a thousand yeah swedish kronos not bad look that up +[3376.06 --> 3384.70] cool yeah i don't see any like main oh my god i didn't do anything i like the look what actually just +[3384.70 --> 3390.86] are we still streaming did someone turn that oh god remotely through the app people please that that +[3390.86 --> 3401.02] the the squid the squid uh dead so that means the camera's off oh my god the cat whoa anarchy +[3402.62 --> 3407.18] are we streaming we are we are streaming and the camera's on you can see you wouldn't be able to see +[3407.18 --> 3414.06] that oh oh i like uh interesting we got a little bit of light i like this low-key look thank you zach f for +[3414.06 --> 3420.30] the heads up that we that we screwed up that part i don't personally i don't want to yeah i don't +[3420.30 --> 3425.26] personally see them really talked about this tips thing and any of their mainline stuff but we absolutely +[3425.26 --> 3429.90] should have read the the caption regardless that makes a lot more sense that doesn't make a lot more +[3429.90 --> 3435.58] sense don't threaten interrogate or promise or spy on your employees that makes sense because they were +[3435.58 --> 3440.70] we did talk about how they were talking about things not to do got a phone call from the dentist here +[3440.70 --> 3444.94] nice that's important just gonna let that one ring out don't have a voicemail anymore that's a +[3444.94 --> 3448.62] little update i don't know if i ever talked about that on wancho but i talked to linus about it +[3449.42 --> 3454.06] because he was saying you know how you get these notifications for voicemail and they just don't +[3454.06 --> 3458.94] go away you can't clear them yes i hate that i absolutely hate it and then you go to check your +[3458.94 --> 3463.98] voicemail and if you're someone like me who doesn't pay msp until like because it just comes off your +[3463.98 --> 3469.74] tax return anyway so there's no reason anyway i always have a full voicemail and then so linus +[3469.74 --> 3476.38] said that he had a colleague in the past i think at ncix who said his voicemail was literally hi this +[3476.38 --> 3483.02] is the voicemail of blah blah do not leave a message here email me or send me a text do not leave a +[3483.02 --> 3489.98] message here and i thought that sounds like an okay thing to do but my voicemail is always full of scams +[3489.98 --> 3495.82] and of msp who's gonna leave a message anyway so that wasn't gonna work so i just got it completely +[3495.82 --> 3503.58] removed my life is better all right there you go i uh i just do direct withdrawal on msp yeah because +[3503.58 --> 3510.46] i don't want to think about it yeah ever i did that before i think but whatever i like your style too +[3510.46 --> 3516.62] though i think one of those two are probably the way to go evade yeah pay it or dodge it no you're still +[3516.62 --> 3519.90] paying it eventually paid yeah yeah you're still paying it you have to anyway +[3519.90 --> 3525.10] yeah so sorry about that inaccuracy thank you for checking us on that thank you very much and +[3525.10 --> 3532.22] i'm happy that's i'm happy that's fixed now um is there more super chats to read probably are we like +[3532.22 --> 3539.26] how much yeah i guess we've been going for almost our allotted time i don't know how to check the super +[3539.26 --> 3546.38] chats though so can you talk to me about this uh playstation cross-platform playing fortnight's the +[3546.38 --> 3551.26] first uh game you can play a cross-platform from your playstation yeah so here uh you talk about +[3551.26 --> 3555.66] that i'm gonna try to figure out super chats okay well i'll give the notes but i actually wanted to +[3555.66 --> 3562.38] hear your like your take on it i will i will comment on it cool so finally um sony interactive +[3562.38 --> 3567.50] entertainment says it has identified a path towards supporting cross-platform features for third-party +[3567.50 --> 3573.34] content so the first step is going to be an open beta which is on now for the game fortnight of course +[3573.34 --> 3580.30] that will allow cross-platform gameplay progression and commerce across the playstation 4 android ios +[3580.30 --> 3587.26] nintendo switch xbox one microsoft windows and mac operating systems uh i think +[3589.34 --> 3594.94] um i think this is weird like aren't you just gonna get pwned by people with keyboard and mouse +[3594.94 --> 3602.86] um i think to a certain to a certain degree i think people almost don't care but in this in a battle +[3602.86 --> 3608.86] royale where like if you're the third one left alive and then you get wrecked and you're you're just +[3608.86 --> 3612.14] gonna like ah you're gonna rage quit and you're gonna that guy definitely has a keyboard and mouse +[3614.06 --> 3619.66] yeah i wonder if there's a way to queue cross-platform and a way to queue not cross-platform if that makes +[3619.66 --> 3624.78] sense yeah i i wonder that as well but i can find any information on that because i would still like to be a +[3624.78 --> 3630.30] ability to play with my buddy so like if my buddy has a ps4 and i for some reason wanted to play fortnight +[3630.30 --> 3636.86] um i'd like to play with him i think it would probably make sense if we had to queue for the pc queue +[3637.34 --> 3644.22] yeah i think it would be segregated because you'd have to bring up the i don't know how to say this +[3645.10 --> 3652.86] not as tactile experiences yeah like if if you wanted to you would have to buff them yeah well well +[3652.86 --> 3657.34] not you'd actually have to hurt them or nerf the other one yeah because you wouldn't it would be +[3657.34 --> 3663.66] it would be kind of brutal i think to bring a pc player into a console only environment yeah by +[3663.66 --> 3668.22] inviting him to your group but if you're gonna have to go the other way oh yeah it would have to bring +[3668.22 --> 3674.94] up someone it's like it's your decision to queue with a pc player so you have to go play against pc +[3674.94 --> 3680.30] people you know what i mean if you want to play mobile fortnight i don't know if this is a thing +[3680.30 --> 3685.26] probably it is if you want to play well no but if you want to play mobile fortnight with a pc player +[3685.26 --> 3691.18] yeah i think just gonna get so wrecked and the thing that's interesting is that the game developers +[3691.18 --> 3695.50] are pushing it for this for a long time sorry i have no idea what like the fortnight cross +[3695.50 --> 3699.58] platform queuing stuff is i'm just saying that would make more sense to me game developers not +[3699.58 --> 3704.06] just a fortnight but of other games have won a cross platform for a long time because they just +[3704.06 --> 3708.54] want more and more people to play their game but obviously the the console makers like microsoft and +[3708.54 --> 3713.82] sony they have the opposite incentive they want people to be silo siloed so i wonder if you're +[3713.82 --> 3717.50] playing and you're getting wrecked by someone with a keyboard and mouse and you really care about the +[3717.50 --> 3723.18] game you're thinking well i gotta switch to pc because i want to kick ass with a keyboard and +[3723.18 --> 3728.62] mouse do you think there's a fortnight will already cue keyboard and mouse apart from controller unless +[3728.62 --> 3733.74] you're grouped with friends so they're doing this so you can be on your pc on a controller well yeah +[3733.74 --> 3741.50] yeah but the game recognizes that and that's how they oh that would make sense i think because +[3741.50 --> 3747.58] there's no real advantage there yeah a little bit of frame rate or like hertz like refresh rate +[3748.14 --> 3754.30] stuff but yeah okay that's cool but do you hear what i'm saying like if i'm playing and then someone +[3754.30 --> 3758.54] wrecks me with a mouse and i'm like why am i playing on console i'm just gonna move to pc and then i'm no +[3758.54 --> 3763.10] longer a sony places and customer i don't think that's really gonna happen because +[3765.34 --> 3768.70] if if they're already splitting the cues for controllers and keyboard and mouse unless you're +[3768.70 --> 3774.78] in a group then the only reason why you're being being brought to play with other people with keyboard +[3774.78 --> 3779.50] and mouse is because you're playing with one of your friends yeah and the amount of people that are +[3779.50 --> 3785.66] going to be in that niche group and then also care enough to buy a whole nother platform yeah it's +[3785.66 --> 3790.22] gonna be really small you've also already got the sunk cost of you bought your places already +[3790.22 --> 3795.50] so maybe on the next gen you don't buy the next gen you buy pc instead maybe and i think playstation +[3795.50 --> 3801.58] is is making so many people happy with this change and it's honestly they might open the door for a +[3801.58 --> 3807.26] lot more people to buy playstations because if if one if someone's like yeah i only play on freaking pc +[3807.26 --> 3813.66] because my friends play on pc and i want to play a bunch of the really good single player experiences +[3813.66 --> 3820.30] on playstation like god of war uh horizon zero dawn spider-man all these really good single-player +[3820.30 --> 3823.74] experiences they could buy a playstation and still play with their friends it won't be an optimal +[3823.74 --> 3829.42] experience or you're playing on mobile and you want to get more into it but you can't afford a gaming pc +[3830.06 --> 3834.86] get a console yeah still play with your mobile friends i i think it's a very good move for playstation +[3834.86 --> 3839.10] i'm very happy with it we don't know right now what the future holds for other games other than +[3839.10 --> 3844.62] fortnite getting this they haven't announced that at all so people are also bringing up that you can +[3844.62 --> 3853.02] keyboard and mouse on on playstation it's not the same but yeah um to go through some super chats uh +[3854.78 --> 3859.18] someone asked is ltx i'm not going to go through all of them by the way but i'll do but we will thank +[3859.18 --> 3863.26] and acknowledge all of you thank you yes thank you very much you're super i'll go through some notable +[3863.26 --> 3868.78] questions that i can actually answer uh is ltx going to be around mid-july next year i don't know exactly i don't +[3868.78 --> 3875.26] want to say a definitive thing um but i suspect roughly yeah i suspect it'll be somewhere around +[3875.26 --> 3880.54] that area i don't know if it'll actually be mid-july but like yeah someone if you're booking off time +[3881.26 --> 3885.58] yeah if you're booking on time don't um we don't even know which country it's going to be in right +[3885.58 --> 3894.94] now yeah to be honest who knows but like it it will probably be summer ish so yeah uh you guys are +[3894.94 --> 3903.58] awesome thank you very much pat myself on the back for that olive review all of review heck yeah +[3903.58 --> 3910.06] all right all of my dudes i'll be doing that it'll be uh we'll put it on steam we'll +[3910.06 --> 3916.94] we'll make an uncensored erotic story game about olives there you go there you go someone said luke +[3916.94 --> 3923.02] any plans for mobile apps for float plane absolutely uh there's there's some other stuff for us to tackle +[3923.02 --> 3930.46] first but yes um and i think that's about it ah we're gonna end the show there thank you very much for +[3930.46 --> 3938.54] showing up we'll see you next week on the wanshow and that's it what what about this part i mean +[3941.74 --> 3942.30] what am i gonna do +[3946.62 --> 3947.90] i'm running out of sounds here +[3947.90 --> 3949.10] i'm gonna make a super cut +[3964.54 --> 3966.38] you were my favorite extension diff --git a/Is Gaming on Windows DEAD - WAN Show August 24, 2018_transcript.txt b/Is Gaming on Windows DEAD - WAN Show August 24, 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..016612eee4409c1221c5d6f003857d15d977ad52 --- /dev/null +++ b/Is Gaming on Windows DEAD - WAN Show August 24, 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,512 @@ +[0.00 --> 4.62] keeping the twitch chat primed it is WAN show time and we have a great show for you guys today +[4.62 --> 7.92] did you roast me at all because that's usually what i do with you when you're when you're late +[7.92 --> 13.84] no i'm a nice person actually instead i was talking about how exciting it is that this +[13.84 --> 24.26] is the last WAN show that will be exclusive to twitch tv i saw that coming yes yeah so uh i +[24.26 --> 30.52] don't know if you saw but we streamed on the youtube channel today we had 25 000 concurrence +[30.52 --> 37.74] i was there when you hit it watching me talk about iommu groups and virtualization imagine if +[37.74 --> 44.58] we were doing something that people cared about imagine yeah this is my imagination face well one +[44.58 --> 51.86] of the big things one of the like huge problems um and uh i can't say necessarily like what we talked +[51.86 --> 58.02] about but when i was down at twitch a while ago we talked about like a side discussion of discoverability +[58.02 --> 64.60] and searchability and stuff on twitch is horrible yep finding what you want on twitch is actually +[64.60 --> 71.08] terrible in the last it's gotten a little better in the last four years linus media group has like +[71.08 --> 76.16] tripled in terms of its youtube viewership oh yeah in terms of just every aspect of the business +[76.16 --> 80.98] pretty much has probably tripled in the last four years except twitch viewership which is half of what +[80.98 --> 89.54] it was then yeah and it's like either and remember too i'm talking WAN show archive as well yeah +[89.54 --> 95.20] and like when when he's talking about how it's gone like almost in the same magnitude opposite +[95.20 --> 99.22] direction when we were hosting the WAN show when we first got in this building yeah and it was in +[99.22 --> 106.48] what we called the library yes we were consistently hitting 10k yeah so either it's us which it doesn't +[106.48 --> 112.22] seem to be because literally every other platform streaming or VOD is going in the complete opposite +[112.22 --> 117.42] direction yeah or it's something about twitch and the type of content i mean we used to be the only +[117.42 --> 123.08] non-gaming content on the site which might have made us stand out more like there weren't any podcasts +[123.08 --> 127.88] and they used to like that we were on there they used to care because we were pretty much the only +[127.88 --> 132.54] version of that so they would promote us yeah and on twitch to to be relevant you basically have to be +[132.54 --> 138.34] streaming a lot every day because the discoverability is terrible but there was something else too now i +[138.34 --> 142.88] know it's not ready yet don't freak out but oh because we're going to be simulcast streaming +[142.88 --> 150.10] yeah we might as well stream on flow plane and wait hold on i have a cool idea i have no issue +[150.10 --> 155.88] with i'm gonna have to check with my my fp peeps in the chat here okay but what if we absolutely +[155.88 --> 163.42] cranked like went absolutely bat crap crazy on the bitrate i think uh i think uh line of media group's +[163.42 --> 167.80] gonna have to pony up for that oh yeah oh yeah is that what you think no because we're we're helping +[167.80 --> 174.66] you beta test okay yeah okay that's right but hold on a second because even if our real-time transcode +[174.66 --> 180.78] isn't working yet because we'll be simultaneously streaming floatplane pilots so i was thinking the +[180.78 --> 187.10] chat that we focus on is the floatplane chat so if people want to chat on wanshow basically you can +[187.10 --> 191.06] think of it kind of like twitch prime except you just actually pay linus media group instead of +[191.06 --> 194.96] paying twitch a bunch of money also floatplane media is going to take some of it too but that's +[194.96 --> 200.52] fine they're cool guys i'm expecting aj to yell at me pretty soon um but but get this if people if +[200.52 --> 207.00] people can't handle like a 30 megabit stream like something absolutely nuts like we go crazy on it +[207.00 --> 212.12] yeah if they can't handle it they just watch the video on twitch or youtube yeah whatever and they +[212.12 --> 216.62] just use their floatplane chat then they still get the benefit of the floatplane membership and +[216.62 --> 221.48] we can experiment with different kinds of streaming qualities and stuff like that i don't know i've +[221.48 --> 226.50] done i've done pretty cool right i've done a bunch of streams on floatplane the quality and the the +[226.50 --> 230.90] delay and everything is all really good so like i'm i'm sure it would 4k stream because i haven't done +[230.90 --> 237.98] that i have not i have not done that um okay so one one thing to bring up here a little interesting +[237.98 --> 242.48] to bring it up yes uh live on the thing yeah we haven't done it yet yeah we haven't we haven't +[242.48 --> 247.62] had our floatplane lunch this week actually or last not even that yeah no i know so like we've got we've +[247.62 --> 250.96] got lots of we got lots of updates because i got something really good for you as soon as you're +[250.96 --> 256.50] done okay so go ahead you go this isn't actually about floatplane this is um yeah well sort of if you +[256.50 --> 262.18] wanted to yeah yeah if you wanted to stream yes so you're out of the frame or or youtube if you +[262.18 --> 266.20] want to stream on either of those right now i think you'd be breaking the contract with twitch +[266.20 --> 270.50] because you have a sub button yeah i know they can kick us out so you have to yeah i would just +[270.50 --> 275.14] be aware of that that's yeah yeah that's fine i think we get like a couple hundred dollars a month +[275.14 --> 278.62] or something like that like yeah it's not gonna matter it's it's not gonna make or break i +[278.62 --> 284.88] part are twitch subscribers of course but yeah compared to if you support us on floatplane +[284.88 --> 290.58] yeah it's really not that helpful so literally linus media group will make more money out of that +[290.58 --> 296.76] and then floatplane media gets supported too which is great yeah then luke might be able to afford a +[296.76 --> 306.26] razor yeah okay get this so rough week um you know how floatplane needs like baller network connections +[306.26 --> 312.18] and stuff for some of the things it does yeah i might be able to give floatplane access to uh you know +[312.18 --> 322.24] vanix vancouver internet exchange yes yeah yeah so um linus media group might be upgrading its +[322.24 --> 329.84] connection what to a dedicated wavelength whoa direct to vanix +[329.84 --> 344.00] what okay wouldn't that mean that you basically have to be your own +[344.00 --> 351.06] so we're we're working with it's a small time our isp although they've grown a lot since we first +[351.06 --> 356.32] started working so it's through them they're pretty cool guys um because i was like you'd have to be +[356.32 --> 363.30] your own isp i i've got i've got the cto's phone number and cell phone number like he replies to my +[363.30 --> 369.96] emails at like two in the morning he's a super cool guy yeah yeah yeah freaking awesome um so i'm not +[369.96 --> 376.70] gonna i'm not gonna like yeah i'm not gonna not gonna say too much but like our isp dope guys uh local +[376.70 --> 384.16] guys um itel i don't you've probably never heard of them no but um great they're cool guys and anyway so +[384.16 --> 391.28] so it's gonna be a dedicated 10 gigabit per second wavelength straight to vanix no switches +[391.28 --> 397.40] um and then we're we're actually i couldn't afford the entire 10 gigabit per second +[397.40 --> 403.56] of like internet access okay uh so it's gonna be 5.5 slumming it +[403.56 --> 409.94] 5.5 gig okay what's the i don't want to know the exact dollar value but what's the like +[409.94 --> 415.16] differential i'll tell you i'll tell you after hold on but but but what's cool is that we're going +[415.16 --> 421.54] to have because they're bros and because it doesn't cost them more because they're already in +[421.54 --> 432.12] vanix anyone else in vanix we're gonna have 10 gig too so it's 5 gig 5.5 off vanix but then it's 10 gig +[432.12 --> 442.30] to aws uh google um uh akamai uh like basically 10 gig to anyone that matters probably ov8 +[442.30 --> 449.80] probably you can go check it's got a list of everyone that's on there so anyway uh you guys +[449.80 --> 455.68] could definitely have some rack space and uh i'm sure we could find a way to make that that extra you +[455.68 --> 460.98] know 5 gigabit or whatever somewhat beneficial ov8 is on vanix so so we could that's pretty great +[460.98 --> 466.50] so we could we could try and we could try and offset your you know extra streaming cost or +[466.50 --> 471.64] whatever try and help try and help a brother out there yeah yeah yeah um so anyway anyway so that's +[471.64 --> 480.80] that's my cool news okay so it's it's costing um 30 percent more than our one gig switched fiber +[480.80 --> 486.22] connection which was already really expensive but now the new price that doesn't actually sound that +[486.22 --> 493.56] it's not that bad yeah plus over the three years we owe them one video which is fine because like +[493.56 --> 498.02] who cares sounds like they're probably gonna end up getting one anyway and uh and honestly they would +[498.02 --> 502.32] have probably gotten hopefully they're not watching uh they probably would have gotten one anyway +[502.32 --> 507.46] because the whole bonded internet thing that we did that was like a commercial product that they had +[507.46 --> 512.70] before um they have they they acquired the company that did the software for the bonding +[512.70 --> 518.40] um rewrote it so it's multi-threaded now so you don't need such an expensive appliance to do it +[518.40 --> 522.56] and they want to oh i wonder if this is confidential well whatever they're gonna have +[522.56 --> 527.92] they're gonna have better products and services oh crap i hope i just didn't get in a lot of trouble +[527.92 --> 533.04] uh well whatever they're cool guys uh why don't we just say that and with cool stuff so we probably +[533.04 --> 536.68] made a video anyway um uh we got a lot of great topics for you guys today +[536.68 --> 544.00] uh rtx yeah everybody talked about it we haven't yet really ninth gen intel chips +[544.00 --> 551.62] yeah this is cool steam compatibility tools so you can play more games on on linux +[551.62 --> 556.78] and uh 10 series gtx cards are on sale also this intro you can watch it now +[556.78 --> 580.44] you know how much would people pay to see that like linus versus austin cage fight oh my god +[580.44 --> 586.38] dude austin's great and like works out a lot i think you know how to fight +[586.38 --> 594.40] oh i mean i'm so interested right now the difference but austin's such a nice person i don't i don't i +[594.40 --> 601.74] don't think he'd want to do it he's actually just so nice he's like a really good guy i don't know +[601.76 --> 608.38] i'm so interested though because he's ridiculously fit and works out all the time he's super fit um +[608.38 --> 612.74] but i don't i don't think he's like actually trained for fighting though yeah but and you are +[612.74 --> 617.98] that would be a pretty distinct advantage it would like i actually at our weight class i really don't +[617.98 --> 624.04] think him being more fit is gonna be very helpful but it's an interesting thank you uh it's still an +[624.04 --> 633.66] interesting comparison if you know what i mean um yeah i guess so oh a benchmark okay yeah yeah yeah +[633.66 --> 639.96] pretty much just to be clear guys no linus and austin are not boxing +[639.96 --> 649.44] that that will that is not a thing we're doing uh although if he was down i'd like not like not +[649.44 --> 656.06] like fucking mma no whoops we don't swear on the way not like mma like freaking bare knuckle or +[656.06 --> 660.44] anything like that but like but the boxing boxing could be interesting especially because i've never +[660.44 --> 667.22] boxed before okay so but like i know how to you know pretty much most of the basics i know how to +[667.22 --> 671.32] punch i know how to dodge i know how to block like i could probably put two and two together +[671.32 --> 677.44] especially against another amateur but uh tell you what tell you what if austin's down i'll box austin +[677.44 --> 683.52] there you go god i can't even believe that just happened uh so for the context that people are +[683.52 --> 687.74] wondering logan paul and ksr fighting tomorrow i think i think it's tomorrow is that real +[687.74 --> 694.60] what really that's like a thing yeah oh it's ridiculous yeah oh i've been training for a while +[694.60 --> 702.40] some some external dude did a video on uh how hard they're punching so i watched that because it +[702.40 --> 709.08] wouldn't give either of them views um and i'll tell you this ksi has way better form and clearly +[709.08 --> 713.76] knows what he's doing a lot better than logan but then logan is a mountain so we'll see +[713.76 --> 720.66] logan has much longer reach is this actually like a pay-per-view thing or is this just like +[720.66 --> 727.58] review on youtube yeah yeah it's kind of interesting though people are gonna hate watch it +[727.58 --> 732.56] the like people are gonna watch the crap out of that so that they see each of them or one of them +[732.56 --> 736.92] individually get hit in the face that's like absolutely that is the entire show see that's +[736.92 --> 743.34] what i think i think your if oh my goodness i don't think that's gonna be a thing um but if you +[743.34 --> 748.60] and austin are a thing no that's not gonna be a thing yeah i don't think there's no way and i'm i +[748.60 --> 753.50] am joking but it does it wouldn't have the allure of the like the hate fight no it would be a friendly +[753.50 --> 758.30] yeah it would be clearly a friendly bout and i can't think i'm sure there's some but i can't think +[758.30 --> 763.16] of anyone who actively wants to see you guys hitting the face i don't think i could punch austin +[763.16 --> 769.34] he's too nice like really i would not want to you know i've actually i've actually uh i shouldn't +[769.34 --> 775.80] say it would never it's complicated but i don't really i don't really count the only time that +[775.80 --> 782.94] i've ever fought with someone like i i've never really been in a fight no no i i'm i'm of i'm a +[782.94 --> 788.86] pretty i'm a pretty passive like turn the other cheek kind of most real ones don't last very long +[788.86 --> 795.62] right when you don't have gloves and like a helmet thingy i guess that's true they like really +[795.62 --> 801.44] someone gets hit a couple times and they're like wow this isn't nice they usually want to stop you +[801.44 --> 807.68] know what's really crazy um the the guy so we have a video coming soon uh once again i hope i'm not +[807.68 --> 812.68] revealing too much wow my hair is just like spectacularly bad good no good yeah you know +[812.68 --> 819.66] what we're just we're gonna embrace it yeah i'm just gonna have like gamer hair today um so we have +[819.66 --> 825.32] a sponsored video coming up on deep spar have you ever heard of deep spar uh yeah but i don't know +[825.32 --> 830.62] a ton about it but i've heard of it so deep spar is a data recovery company that is not like you send +[830.62 --> 835.78] your hard drive there and they recover your data they actually build tools for data recovery companies +[835.78 --> 840.24] um anyway so they sponsored a video we're gonna have that coming out pretty soon it's on floatplane +[840.24 --> 850.88] already and um the guy the the the son of the ceo who also acts as like kind of an operations manager +[850.88 --> 855.36] like he's an executive there okay we're going to lunch and i'm like so like what are your hobbies +[855.36 --> 865.86] and he's like oh like uh bare knuckle mma fighting and i'm like really okay and he's like oh yeah love +[865.86 --> 871.62] it and i'm like so basically you're in fight club and he's like pretty much and he starts to like +[871.62 --> 878.06] pull back some of his clothes and he starts showing me like some of the bruises that are on him like +[878.06 --> 882.46] right now meanwhile the guy is like dressed in business casual because he's like at work +[882.46 --> 888.30] and i'm just i'm looking at this going like i don't think i'm gonna put a toe out of line and i +[888.30 --> 893.34] think we better deliver a really good video for these guys he's like explaining to me how he has +[893.34 --> 897.98] no feeling left in his shins yeah no that well that's a goal you want that yeah yeah yeah yeah +[897.98 --> 902.68] he's like yeah like here here like i just like i don't even feel anything he starts like hitting it +[902.68 --> 906.78] i'm like stop yeah it's fine i believe he did that on purpose to get to that point right +[906.78 --> 913.48] micro fractures and stuff kind of ridiculous yeah so so that that's a thing that's not me +[913.48 --> 922.14] i don't have that killer instinct unfortunately my left hip your left hip yeah same situation really +[922.14 --> 927.08] yeah because in in football and rugby basically my right side was always my more accurate and +[927.08 --> 932.58] stronger side uh-huh so whenever i would hit people i would lead on left okay every single time i would +[932.58 --> 936.82] hit someone i would throw a little bit more to my left it wasn't really supposed to but my whole +[936.82 --> 942.98] idea was like if it gets a little hurt i can stay in because everything that matters is on my right +[942.98 --> 950.96] side um so yeah my left hip is like mostly numb i don't really feel anything there huh okay random yeah +[950.96 --> 956.90] so if i ever actually did have to fight you for some reason go for the right probably yeah generally +[956.90 --> 963.20] with like everything my right side is just generally less and then die someone someone +[963.20 --> 968.98] laughed rugby in canada yeah it was uh it was definitely the worst team i was on i'll give you +[968.98 --> 978.02] that much we were not good i i don't necessarily particularly remember ever winning but we might +[978.02 --> 985.58] have to do it there was a pretty good rugby rugby program at my high school actually my high school +[985.58 --> 990.88] no it was the only thing we had there was so yeah there okay so i have heard of schools that are like +[990.88 --> 996.32] that yeah um and there was like one or two schools that we went against that were pretty good but it was +[996.32 --> 1003.92] not like a it was not super common right and our school was definitely not good cool at all +[1003.92 --> 1011.90] um all right so why don't we jump right into intel ninth gen chips on pre-order for pre-order on a +[1011.90 --> 1017.82] dutch site so this was originally posted by tweakers.net it was posted uh our original articles from +[1017.82 --> 1024.46] tweakers.net and it was posted by robbie on the forum and if uh if if the rumors are going the way they +[1024.46 --> 1028.96] have been so far it will be set on stage that they're not true and then immediately after said +[1028.96 --> 1035.26] after they said that they'll be 100 accurate yeah exactly um you know also there's not a whole lot +[1035.26 --> 1042.92] of useful information here i mean the top the top chip the 9900k is listed 833 euros i really don't +[1042.92 --> 1050.66] think that's very likely i wouldn't be surprised if we saw a slight price hike over the 8700k but i +[1050.66 --> 1056.10] don't i don't see it going even if it is in that euro range the products are usually more expensive +[1056.10 --> 1062.76] in euros anyways um the more interesting part of the rumors is that it seems to be a confirmation +[1062.76 --> 1070.38] that we're going to see intel's core i3 i5 i7 thing is about to get even more confusing because we're +[1070.38 --> 1076.32] going to have a core i7 that doesn't have hyper threading oh boy yeah so it looks like three models +[1076.32 --> 1084.34] uh 9600k so that's a six core six thread we're going to have a 9700k that's a core i7 +[1084.34 --> 1091.24] so that's eight cores eight threads and then we're going to have a core i oh no it will be an i9 +[1091.24 --> 1097.46] oh my goodness okay and then we're going to have a core i9 on the mainstream platform that is eight +[1097.46 --> 1104.48] thread eight core 16 threads what are they doing why are they making this did i miss something what's +[1104.48 --> 1110.96] up with the plus too so plus means with optane support oh i've actually been meaning to do a video +[1110.96 --> 1119.10] about that like wtf is core i7 plus yeah it basically it's a core i7 and also you put optane +[1119.10 --> 1125.94] in your computer okay yeah no that's like that's that's silly i mean i'm going to put on the plus +[1125.94 --> 1131.54] i understand what they're doing because you can't really differentiate on cpu performance anymore +[1131.54 --> 1136.12] so you might as well differentiate on the overall benefits of your platform what's the i don't know +[1136.12 --> 1139.34] why i'm drawing a blank on this because i think it's super cool and talk about it relatively often +[1139.34 --> 1145.50] but the the like uh gpu compute thing that people use for video encoding or the cpu compute yeah +[1145.50 --> 1150.76] quick sync that if it was plus and that meant quick sync yeah that would honestly make more sense to me +[1150.76 --> 1155.30] yeah but then that would be bad for them yeah because then you'd have core i9 plus on the mainstream +[1155.30 --> 1161.64] platform and no core i9 plus on the other one um speaking of intel and their gpus we actually +[1161.64 --> 1166.40] screwed something up when we did our larabee video actually no i'm not going to move on to that yet +[1166.40 --> 1175.24] because i wanted to talk about uh core i3 versus i5 versus i7 are we just skipping this intel well +[1175.24 --> 1179.48] people keep complaining that we haven't talked about it so naturally my initial reaction to that +[1179.48 --> 1188.30] is to troll them by purposely avoiding it yeah yeah um this this is why intel you shouldn't make this +[1188.30 --> 1196.64] branding any more confusing 9.5 this is the second most watched video that linus media group has ever +[1196.64 --> 1206.80] made what the heck is core i3 i5 or i7 at 9.5 million views melting screen prank isn't there i just +[1206.80 --> 1213.50] want to know i checked i checked the other day you're not there it's close melting screen prank is number +[1213.50 --> 1219.10] three i think oh my goodness yeah why does it keep going up uh it's still doing really well i think +[1219.10 --> 1226.20] every time i check it it's up like a million views um core i and core i9 isn't generating any less +[1226.20 --> 1231.48] confusion because that was four years ago with nine and a half million views and this is a year and a +[1231.48 --> 1238.96] year ago with two million views and remember that core i9 is such a a one percenter product anyway +[1238.96 --> 1245.42] yeah that literally all of them watched it not even just that a huge amount of people watched it +[1245.42 --> 1251.20] because they were like what what should i care i bet as many people watch this video as have bought +[1251.20 --> 1258.62] core i9's total ever that's pretty funny and that's a problem when you have to do that much education +[1258.62 --> 1265.08] for you with your consumers um sorry what what was that what was i going to talk about before +[1265.08 --> 1269.32] i don't remember it seemed important we're dodging rtx seemed important no there was there was another +[1269.32 --> 1274.42] thing that i was that oh we were talking about how uh it some of them don't have hyper threading when +[1274.42 --> 1279.28] it seems like they should oh yeah the plus thing is super weird so we have to make another video +[1279.28 --> 1285.66] thing is dumb oh you were gonna make a video about uh the plus oh yeah yeah that that's basically it we +[1285.66 --> 1291.10] just wanted to do a video kind of like sharding on it because we think it's pretty dumb yeah um like we +[1291.10 --> 1297.42] don't think optane is dumb i i actually we've done sponsored stuff for optane this isn't it optane +[1297.42 --> 1306.98] tech is cool yeah definitely cool um oh wow you know what just occurred to me with that pipe in here +[1306.98 --> 1314.32] we could also experiment with server configs that we can't necessarily buy or rent at existing data +[1314.32 --> 1318.84] centers like we could build something totally custom throw it in and see what happens what do you mean +[1318.84 --> 1323.90] like if we wanted to experiment with something like oh for flow plane yeah yeah definitely that +[1323.90 --> 1330.38] would be cool yeah okay anyway sorry just think aj's would geek the freaking hell out over that i think +[1330.38 --> 1336.38] i think so too because uh i've actually got a project upcoming six workstations one cpu i was streaming +[1336.38 --> 1343.32] about that today yeah and um i might be able to get a hookup on some optane drives for that and then +[1343.32 --> 1347.90] once that's done i could rip them out we could throw them in a server and just would you want to see what +[1347.90 --> 1354.34] happens ltt videos about that yeah yeah i think so potentially sure it seems interesting yeah i +[1354.34 --> 1359.02] don't see why not i would be interested and like i don't necessarily care if people know what like +[1359.02 --> 1365.02] what our experimental server yeah in the lmg office is whatever i don't think it matters +[1365.02 --> 1369.54] oh no you can see the videos you're paying to see oh good heavens yeah +[1369.54 --> 1376.86] all right what else what else we got today um actually this is a really big topic so why don't +[1376.86 --> 1381.92] we do the nvidia thing first i guess sure uh so this was posted by rat and man on the forum we will +[1381.92 --> 1387.98] finally acknowledge it uh the original sources i don't know everywhere everyone's talking about it +[1387.98 --> 1397.84] um d force rtx yeah nvidia has new cards um they're sold out everywhere the brand did you know that +[1397.84 --> 1403.18] they're legit sold out everywhere really you can't buy them anymore they're all out a bunch of people +[1403.18 --> 1408.30] were like oh oh like you can solve the the availability problems by like cranking the price +[1408.30 --> 1414.22] hey nvidia you thought about that and then boom sold out almost immediately there's people like angry +[1414.22 --> 1418.56] that they can't buy them like it's really yeah yeah but they don't even know what the performance +[1418.56 --> 1424.28] is yet no one seems to care it's a great world isn't it really there's like there's less performance +[1424.28 --> 1429.40] metrics than there was on the pascal launch there's basically none even the pascal launch like they had +[1429.40 --> 1435.42] more direct performance metrics they were like it compares this weird abstracted number better in this +[1435.42 --> 1442.48] game uh but like smp based and that was the weirdness with every generation nvidia's hubris grows +[1442.48 --> 1447.56] but the thing about hubris is that it's supposed to like cause some kind of downfall and i don't +[1447.56 --> 1451.88] foresee that as long as people keep giving them money for stuff that's completely sight unseen nowhere +[1451.88 --> 1458.56] and like i think i think the the prediction from last when even if it doesn't end up being completely +[1458.56 --> 1463.32] true yeah is going to be more true than is kind of comfortable because i really don't think there's +[1463.32 --> 1467.90] going to be a huge performance increase i think it's a feature thing yeah that's what it looks like +[1467.90 --> 1474.26] because ray tracing does seem super cool it's going to be faster gddr6 is faster and i'm sure +[1474.26 --> 1478.90] they haven't been completely sitting on ass for the last two years so obviously it's going to be +[1479.48 --> 1486.80] a bit faster but i don't think the fps increases are the story here is the story here um here's the +[1486.80 --> 1491.06] thing that makes me uncomfortable a lot of the ray tracing demos that we've seen so far running at like +[1491.06 --> 1499.56] 45 frames per second for one of them um and i'm kind of looking at it going ah 30 to 45 to be clear +[1499.56 --> 1509.08] too 45 was on the high end for tomb raider when was the last time you felt like lighting was the issue +[1509.08 --> 1510.78] for in-game realism +[1510.78 --> 1521.04] okay so i will answer this in two different ways one is more direct to the question and one of them is a +[1521.04 --> 1527.58] basically never for the first one yeah but really really really good applications of lighting have +[1527.58 --> 1534.12] definitely helped with realism and there is examples of like holy cow with the right lighting that really +[1534.12 --> 1540.96] helps get you out of the valley the uncanny valley thing is what i'm talking about i can understand +[1540.96 --> 1549.68] the benefits to it um but it is extremely a like if we're talking about gaming it's extremely a single +[1549.68 --> 1553.42] player focused thing because if you're playing anything multiplayer you're going to want to turn +[1553.42 --> 1562.68] that the heck off yeah because for me like i i i have always been far more i've always found poor facial +[1562.68 --> 1570.72] animations um yeah or definitely low resolution textures or just poorly done graphics in general +[1570.72 --> 1577.32] yeah or just uh lazy or sloppy uh set deck is what we call it in production i don't know what they call +[1577.32 --> 1582.88] it in gaming but just like the the the clutter in a room when you walk into it like seeing that same +[1582.88 --> 1591.68] clock model reused a lot like that kind of stuff is far more jarring to me than the bounces of the +[1591.68 --> 1598.86] light rays as they move around a scene someone someone in uh chat said lol lighting ray tracing isn't just +[1598.86 --> 1603.58] about well it's x47 i'll give you a call it isn't just about lighting for games the most important +[1603.58 --> 1608.66] thing will be reflections that can show objects that are behind a perspective camera wow that's niche +[1608.66 --> 1614.34] um he didn't have the wow that's niche part i threw that in there his little flavor text +[1614.34 --> 1617.98] also reflections or lighting uh yeah +[1617.98 --> 1628.54] right there bud so yeah uh i okay i think the tech is actually really cool and i was talking to +[1628.54 --> 1635.82] um i had a buddy over here who he i told you about him i met him in sweden he gave me the tour of the +[1635.82 --> 1641.56] particle accelerator labs and the laser labs and stuff he's really excited about it from like scientific +[1641.56 --> 1649.24] applications yes because those cores are going to be super helpful yes and like he's stoked um also +[1649.24 --> 1654.52] they might actually be willing to do videos at that place now that would be amazing yeah okay we'll take +[1654.52 --> 1660.20] that offline yeah okay um and it's still very unsure and stuff but i'll get you more info later sure uh but +[1660.20 --> 1664.28] like he's really stoked and that's really cool and that lines up with the story that nvidia has been +[1664.28 --> 1668.92] giving us for quite a few years now which is where like ai stuff is important science is important we're +[1668.92 --> 1673.08] doing the deep learning yes stuff we're doing blah blah blah they've been trooping for this for a +[1673.08 --> 1682.20] very long time i wish i owned nvidia stock yeah it it it yeah exactly it makes sense in their in their +[1682.20 --> 1686.84] path that they've been taking it's all very logical the fact that the performance jump probably isn't +[1686.84 --> 1690.84] going to be that huge but they have this really cool ray tracing stuff and they have the new cores and +[1690.84 --> 1696.52] all that kind of stuff that's all very cool basically nvidia has gone from making gaming gpus +[1696.52 --> 1704.20] that they adapt to workstations and professional uses to making professional gpus and then trickling +[1704.20 --> 1712.28] the features down to gaming somehow and i think that is reflected in the fact that um the 1080ti is +[1712.28 --> 1720.12] basically a titan which has been more or less accepted by most people yes so anyway the prices that +[1720.12 --> 1727.48] these cards have sold out at did i say 1080 yeah yeah i meant 20 yeah so the founders edition 2080 ti is +[1727.48 --> 1735.40] 1200 us the founders edition 2080 is 800 us and the founders edition 2070 is 600 so the best news i think +[1735.40 --> 1743.56] coming out of all of this given that any time like i've uh so here's the other problem when nvidia launched +[1743.56 --> 1750.36] the 1080 it was all about this voxel based illumination and stuff like smp that was all +[1750.36 --> 1759.80] they wanted to talk about are there any games that used it smp something it's multi-projection that +[1759.80 --> 1763.64] would that was actually the biggest thing that they were pushing was that the big thing yes it was +[1763.64 --> 1770.04] simultaneous multi-projection and games use that but it was vr the voxel thing yeah so global illumination +[1770.04 --> 1781.00] i'm pretty sure vxgi that's what they called it yeah voxel global illumination vxgi um the xgi game +[1782.76 --> 1791.80] so there's a epic games demo from 2015 unreal engine 4.19 nvidia vxgi flowblast so here's my problem +[1792.52 --> 1799.80] anytime we get a fundamental shift in the way that games are rendered the first generation card that +[1799.80 --> 1806.12] supports it by the time any games launch any demanding triple a grade games launch that use it +[1807.00 --> 1813.56] is not going to perform well enough for the way it's meant to be played experience that's my problem +[1813.56 --> 1819.32] every time we get a card that is sold based on a feature whether that feature is tessellation or +[1819.32 --> 1825.96] whether it's direct x12 or whether it's vxgi you go back again and again and again and again and +[1825.96 --> 1830.52] there's a selling feature and then that's when you have hardware so game developers can actually +[1830.52 --> 1835.08] start working on the bloody thing and then there's the next card or the one after that that actually +[1835.08 --> 1840.52] does it well enough that you can get a great gaming experience with it that's my concern about ray +[1840.52 --> 1845.80] tracing with these new cards is that yes they will support it but when we actually get games that do +[1845.80 --> 1850.36] a fantastic job once the game developers fully understand this technology and know how to use it +[1850.36 --> 1857.72] it it's probably not going to be able to keep up but i could be wrong and i mean frankly for me if we +[1857.72 --> 1862.04] don't see any improvement in anything other than lighting if ray tracing is the only thing that +[1862.52 --> 1867.72] that the game engine makers work on over the next couple of years and they they find a way to make me +[1867.72 --> 1872.20] totally wrong because the games will basically run the same way that they run now except we'll be +[1872.20 --> 1880.84] fully utilizing this ray tracing additional hardware yeah then then great um but i don't know i don't +[1880.84 --> 1887.80] know if i've yet seen something that has broken that pattern can you think yeah well okay to again +[1887.80 --> 1893.24] it's first card that supported physics by the time anything really implemented physics properly did it run +[1893.24 --> 1901.96] well no i do fully believe the bigger push for pascal was smp um and looking up smp game is going to be +[1901.96 --> 1907.72] confusing because smp is a like a vr thing and it's like a suite of things as well and you can use it +[1907.72 --> 1913.08] in different ways so there's games that weren't really vr based that used parts of it to right do +[1913.08 --> 1922.68] things uh but really there wasn't a ton of titles that utilized smp right as far as i know okay you're +[1922.68 --> 1927.00] taking short term that is exactly what we're doing that is exactly what we're doing when you spend your +[1927.00 --> 1931.88] money you're actually buying a thing to actually use especially when you're buying like emerging +[1931.88 --> 1938.36] technologies yeah and like here's here's the thing is that it's kind of funny because it's one of +[1938.36 --> 1947.24] those situations where the more affluent you are almost the more um likely you are when the next one +[1947.24 --> 1952.60] comes out that can actually run it well the more likely you are to just be able to buy that too so if +[1952.60 --> 1959.48] you can afford a 2080 ti now then you could probably afford to just run your 1080 ti that you probably have +[1960.28 --> 1965.24] until a 3080 ti comes out that'll actually run like by the time some games come out that can actually +[1965.24 --> 1970.36] utilize it you could probably just buy that that's my point it's almost like the more money you have +[1970.36 --> 1975.80] the less it makes sense to waste it whereas if you were someone who had to scrimp and save in order to +[1975.80 --> 1980.52] get a 2080 ti well then you're probably getting a big upgrade because you're probably running something +[1980.52 --> 1985.16] that's a lot slower so you're probably also getting additional performance you're on like six or 700 series +[1985.16 --> 1989.32] i guess that's that's kind of the point like if you're someone who upgrades every three or four +[1989.32 --> 1994.44] years by all means go out and buy a 2000 series have fun because you're gonna be getting a great +[1994.44 --> 1999.96] upgrade across the board it's just until i see it i'm gonna have a hard time believing that based on +[1999.96 --> 2006.92] this feature this upgrade makes a ton of sense for someone that has a modern card unless again uh +[2006.92 --> 2011.88] i've been wrong before buddy we don't have performance benchmarks yet yeah i don't have a card yeah +[2011.88 --> 2019.00] so i'm just talking out of my butt yeah who knows the the fact that everyone pre-ordered this already +[2019.00 --> 2027.56] is freaking insane yeah and every generation of cards nvidia just kind of takes even more control +[2027.56 --> 2032.52] over the the the messaging like they've they've announced the cards they've put them on sale +[2033.32 --> 2039.16] and we still the the independent media knows absolutely nothing other than what we've had +[2039.16 --> 2042.28] leaked by nvidia's partners or what they said on a stage +[2044.68 --> 2050.76] yeah dang yeah and like obviously and i'm sure some people are thinking this no one's really said +[2050.76 --> 2056.04] it but i'm sure some people are thinking of this uh there is benefit to us to say wait for performance +[2056.04 --> 2060.12] benchmarks yeah sure sure of course yeah but there's also a huge benefit to you +[2060.12 --> 2067.72] yeah so like just throwing that out we're both benefiting here this is this is great for both +[2067.72 --> 2074.04] no no fake news fake news media and not even just us you should like watch our video when it comes out +[2074.04 --> 2078.76] check out our performance benchmarks and then look at like a lot of other people's yeah yeah go check +[2078.76 --> 2084.36] out go check out shroud go check out an untac i'm sure ryan will do some stuff like by all means like +[2084.36 --> 2089.80] it's like doing a little mix of like the video people and the written people that's good um aiden games +[2089.80 --> 2098.84] 1250 thank you very much for the reminder ad and games 1250 says sponsors oh don't forget your +[2098.84 --> 2105.32] sponsors thanks thank you uh why don't we start with a relatively new sponsor they're sort of new +[2105.32 --> 2108.44] they're new in the sense that they're new right now we haven't worked with them in a while shade +[2108.44 --> 2114.20] tree sunglasses are handmade from premium wood materials this 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--> 2332.12] taking the safety they've got 13 different flavors of jerky like the sriracha bacon and maple buffalo bacon +[2332.12 --> 2337.96] maple buffalo bacon is my personal favorite they also make barbecue sauce hot sauce and a spice rub +[2339.56 --> 2345.64] one of their hot sauces is made from carolina reaper peppers one of the hottest peppers in the world +[2345.64 --> 2355.40] and you can use offer code ltt to save 10 on all their products i i'm just gonna try a little bit +[2355.40 --> 2358.68] because i i you want a little bit if you're going i'm going all right +[2358.68 --> 2370.92] i think i think i think why would you move right then there's there's hot sauce all over my laptop +[2370.92 --> 2379.48] oh man that's a lot i'm gonna die well hold on how much do you have oh i wasn't looking i'm pretty +[2379.48 --> 2384.92] sure that's more what happened i don't actually think no no i was looking when i was pouring the other +[2384.92 --> 2394.04] one where's the lid did that get on you yeah it's all over my pants oh hot pants that's spicy i'm +[2394.04 --> 2399.80] wearing hot pants yeah yeah yeah those are things whoa what just happened oh did someone just turn off +[2399.80 --> 2408.60] all the filming lights that's only one of them thank you i think they're working on it okay okay who +[2408.60 --> 2413.48] has more do we have the same amount that's pretty similar i might have slightly less but my finger is +[2413.48 --> 2420.92] bigger okay you've got some wrapped around be aware of that okay all right uh yeah i think we're good ed okay +[2422.76 --> 2425.80] i actually really don't want to do this okay +[2429.72 --> 2431.16] oh i can already feel wow +[2435.88 --> 2436.28] oh +[2443.48 --> 2448.84] ed could i get a paper towel +[2450.60 --> 2452.36] i spilled hot sauce on my laptop +[2454.20 --> 2455.56] i need something to wipe it off with +[2461.80 --> 2466.60] anyways uh if you want if you want a huge variety of great beef jerky +[2467.24 --> 2469.32] i'm crying so much right now +[2469.32 --> 2470.04] oh +[2472.28 --> 2472.76] thank you +[2476.20 --> 2481.80] my eyes are fine i'll try to prove that oh no i i got them tears you're crying a little bit yeah +[2482.36 --> 2487.88] but i uh so my oh my chest has already not felt very good today i'm man enough to cry +[2488.44 --> 2491.80] i can i can feel it oh maybe this will clear me up you know +[2491.80 --> 2500.12] oh oh once you get like if i wasn't just drinking it um +[2501.64 --> 2508.04] like i i actually i love hot sauce on my like marinara pasta yeah yeah yeah yeah like putting that +[2508.04 --> 2514.20] in like a pasta or something that's really nice the flavors are really good it's got some lime to it +[2514.20 --> 2520.28] like it's that is actually a really delicious hot sauce got a nice acidity i wouldn't recommend just +[2520.28 --> 2526.92] drinking it yeah nice okay well there you go i'm actually i'm gonna take that home one thing i +[2526.92 --> 2532.60] noticed about that was the immediacy of it oh some of them there's like a bit of a delay so that +[2532.60 --> 2541.56] hits you right away oh okay straight to the vein all right all right uh anyway do we have any more like +[2541.56 --> 2549.24] tech news topics we wanted to talk about here uh okay there's wow oh yeah steam compatibility tool +[2549.24 --> 2553.88] yeah oh do you want to do the clash of electric car first that's amazing but we want to do that no +[2553.88 --> 2562.20] let's do it first let's do it first okay so kalashnikov yes that kalashnikov i always thought +[2562.20 --> 2566.76] it was kalashnikov but it's like it's not it's like clearly not spelled that way so did i um +[2566.76 --> 2575.64] it actually looks really cool it actually looks really cool i really like the style kind of like +[2576.44 --> 2583.96] like hipstery like like modern but with classic inspiration yeah like i'm not really a car guy +[2583.96 --> 2589.96] like it's clearly old school but then the the rims and the lights and the grill like that would turn +[2589.96 --> 2596.76] my head yeah on the street oh yeah yeah yeah it looks great for sure it's got style most cool modern +[2596.76 --> 2603.72] cars yeah it's hard to see them ever being classic yep whereas this has a really iconic looking design +[2603.72 --> 2610.12] it's it's really different really different from anything else so russian weapons manufacturer +[2610.12 --> 2616.52] kalashnikov best known for making the ak-47 has unveiled a fleet of electric and hybrid cars +[2616.52 --> 2624.12] buggies and motorcycles these guys went all out i guess them falling uh weapons uh rifle sales in +[2624.12 --> 2630.36] the u.s might be prompting this you know about that right no i didn't yeah so it's interesting for the gun +[2630.36 --> 2639.64] companies um democratic leadership has actually been better for their sales because people run out +[2639.64 --> 2645.80] no that makes sense buy a bunch of guns wow just in case so they'll get grandfathered in in case a bunch +[2645.80 --> 2655.16] of anti-gun protection yep um anyway so this includes an electric vehicle that the company claims will +[2655.16 --> 2660.92] rival tesla well when tesla makes all their stuff open source it kind of makes sense it's a concept car +[2660.92 --> 2668.12] dubbed the cv1 and bears a close resemblance to the soviet era trabant see i'm not actually like i'm not a car +[2668.12 --> 2673.24] guy so i'm not that let's have let's have a look at that i don't know how to pronounce it but i've +[2673.24 --> 2681.00] seen it before for sure i watched a mini documentary on it okay yeah it does kind of there's clearly a +[2681.00 --> 2688.52] lot of different faulty towers wait what hold on a second is this the car that what is this from +[2689.48 --> 2694.68] i thought he drove a british car no it can't be there's no way he's driving like a soviet car that +[2694.68 --> 2700.28] can't be right anyway um it just it looks like the parking lot of the faulty towers hotel on the show +[2702.20 --> 2708.36] it's not is it anyway whatever so that's the car it's based on looks really cool um +[2709.80 --> 2715.56] let's have a look here so the cv1 is based on the trabant was an east german car +[2716.20 --> 2722.52] okay east german car okay starch plastic there you go uh so it's based on the retro izh +[2722.52 --> 2731.64] 22 21 252 and that's known as the combi and it's a test bed for kalashnikov's electric drive train +[2732.28 --> 2738.12] um so the company said they developed it in-house it's got a cruising range of 350 clicks zero to 100 +[2738.12 --> 2745.32] kilometers so zero to 60 for our american friends in roughly six seconds and 90 kilowatt hours our battery +[2745.32 --> 2751.00] capacity of 90 kilowatts per hour i think that means 90 kilowatt hours i think that's just a typo in our notes +[2751.00 --> 2760.12] yeah would you buy a kalashnikov car okay so with what i know about their most famous rifle not +[2760.12 --> 2765.72] necessarily their other productions but the most famous rifle yeah because the idea is that it just +[2765.72 --> 2771.72] always works so it does that i don't know if that goes into their other forms of engineering in a lot of +[2771.72 --> 2777.56] ways electric vehicles are less complex than an internal combustion engine even though they're actually +[2777.56 --> 2782.44] it's funny i was about to say they're newer tech they're not um electric cars actually came first +[2782.44 --> 2787.96] if you go back far enough they're really old but um the the modern electric cars are definitely newer +[2787.96 --> 2792.84] tech than the very refined internal combustion engines that we have today but in a lot of ways +[2792.84 --> 2798.68] they're a lot simpler so it shouldn't be that big of a surprise that we're seeing like almost a +[2798.68 --> 2807.56] like a land grab like gold rush style um i don't know what would you call it like a renaissance like +[2807.56 --> 2812.04] a yeah well like you're seeing a lot of brands pop out of the woodwork with electric cars electric +[2812.04 --> 2817.00] motorcycles just complete nobody's mostly most of the traditional car companies are stepping in as well +[2817.00 --> 2822.92] but there is a lot of random new companies stepping up and making electric cars yeah i mean even that bike +[2822.92 --> 2829.08] that i want to go down and test drive which i will be doing i have a trip to san fran confirmed so i +[2829.08 --> 2836.36] will be doing that did i talk about that on my show last week igor kozy rev says bs bs fully spelt out +[2836.36 --> 2844.36] you naive canadians don't understand anything in russia is proposed for corruption not for making final product +[2844.36 --> 2856.12] it sounds a little aggressive so nothing in russia will be produced i'm also starting to question his +[2856.12 --> 2862.20] username because he's like it sounds like he's trashing russia but he's sounds like he has a super +[2862.20 --> 2866.92] russian username so he might actually be like playing that angle says you won't get one yeah i i don't +[2866.92 --> 2871.80] actually expect kalashnikov to necessarily make a push into the u.s yeah but that doesn't mean that no +[2871.80 --> 2878.52] one will ever own one we'll see if they make them uh all right this is huge news this week this was +[2878.52 --> 2885.16] posted by pip nina on the forum and it is the steam compatibility tool so the original article here is +[2885.16 --> 2894.04] actually steam the steam community boop steam for linux introducing a new version of steam play so it +[2894.04 --> 2900.52] looks like they have not given up on gaming for linux even though steam os kind of died on the vine +[2900.52 --> 2905.16] uh they've released a beta which is probably fine of a new and improved version of steam play to all +[2905.16 --> 2911.08] linux users it includes a modified distribution of wine called proton so wine is wine is not an +[2911.08 --> 2916.28] emulator it's way to play windows games on steam called proton to provide compatibility with windows +[2916.28 --> 2921.08] game titles here are some of the improvements it brings to the table windows games with no linux +[2921.08 --> 2925.80] version currently available can now be installed and run directly from the linux steam client complete +[2925.80 --> 2931.24] with native steamworks and open vr support wow direct x 11 and 12 implementations are now based +[2931.24 --> 2936.68] on vulkan resulting in improved game compatibility and reduced performance impact full screen support +[2936.68 --> 2940.92] has been improved full screen full screen games will be seamlessly stretched to the desired display +[2940.92 --> 2945.16] without interfering with the native monitor resolution or requiring the use of a virtual desktop +[2945.16 --> 2950.60] improved game controller support they will automatically recognize all controllers supported by steam that's +[2950.60 --> 2955.72] very cool and expect more out-of-the-box controller compatibility than even the original version of the game +[2955.80 --> 2960.20] performance from multi-threaded games has been greatly improved compared to vanilla wine +[2960.76 --> 2966.28] wow good so the initial set of supported games with the beta release is the second one is the most +[2966.28 --> 2971.88] important beat saber bejeweled 2 deluxe doki doki literature club doom doom 2 hell on earth doom vfr +[2971.88 --> 2979.48] fallout shelter fate final fantasy 6 really oh wow i am gonna go get that and play it on linux just for lols +[2980.20 --> 2984.60] geometry dash google earth vr into the breach magic the gathering a bunch of other magic the gathering +[2984.60 --> 2989.08] mountain blade mountain blade with fire and sword near payday quake stalker shadow of chernobyl star +[2989.08 --> 2993.32] wars battlefront 2 tekken 7 the last remnant tropical 4 ultimate doom warhammer 4000 dawn of +[2993.32 --> 2999.40] war dark crusade some other warhammer thing and users are also able to try playing non-white listed +[2999.40 --> 3004.28] games using an override switch in the steam client and apparently a ton of stuff is working going forward +[3004.28 --> 3009.48] users can vote on their favorite games to be considered for steam play using platform wish listing +[3009.48 --> 3016.04] and presumably they will like work on that wow very cool very very very cool proton contains a +[3016.04 --> 3019.88] custom version of wine as well as additional libraries developed alongside it is fully open +[3019.88 --> 3026.76] source and available right now on github this could change everything especially if they keep progressing +[3026.76 --> 3032.04] especially if they like actually stick with it mind you valve has shown considerable resilience when it +[3032.04 --> 3039.16] comes to decoupling themselves from microsoft and windows even if the particular projects that they've +[3039.16 --> 3045.40] worked on have not necessarily developed much like i don't think they've done anything with um steam +[3045.40 --> 3051.40] link since the original one yeah not that i'm aware of anyway but i think like when you look at steam +[3051.40 --> 3059.80] link steam controller and the what was steam os steam box kind of deal that situation none of that really was +[3059.80 --> 3067.96] enough to pull people away i guess um so maybe this will be i definitely know some people i i don't know +[3067.96 --> 3073.48] anyone who's going to switch to linux because of this uh but i definitely know some people that were +[3073.48 --> 3077.96] already using linux and already trying to game on linux that are super excited because of it if that makes +[3077.96 --> 3086.84] sense what's going on this was an actual topic in the doc yeah i had no idea this was a topic yeah who +[3086.84 --> 3095.16] should linux fight on page i thought we were just like dicking around no the biggest event in internet +[3095.16 --> 3103.00] history i have focus pads if this becomes a thing we can train oh wow uh i know i know like the basics of +[3103.00 --> 3109.80] boxing training now because i've started i'm not fighting austin that's no no i don't think you should +[3109.80 --> 3118.44] fight awesome but if you do fight someone i just think austin's too nice you don't think i'm too nice +[3118.44 --> 3125.24] wow wow wow dick you don't think i'm too nice to punch someone have you ever seen me look like i was +[3125.24 --> 3136.28] close to punching someone no but i think you could actually yes i think i have when on the couch at my +[3136.28 --> 3144.52] parents house what happened there scrapyard wars season four what happened in what was season four +[3145.08 --> 3150.36] remember okay the power went out that day we had to move the entire operation for the end of season +[3150.36 --> 3155.88] four scrapyard wars to my parents house because they still had power yeah um and then we had to film +[3155.88 --> 3164.12] scrapyard wars and a channel superfund there and uh because of we had a room arrangement planned here +[3164.12 --> 3169.16] and because we couldn't do it here we had to sit in the family room of my parents house while everyone +[3169.16 --> 3173.24] else was in the garage and they had to film it on their cell phones and hangouts to us +[3174.92 --> 3180.68] and basically everyone was like doing oh i was mad but i couldn't have punched anyone no one that was +[3180.68 --> 3185.48] there but i think you could have punched someone i could have punched something but not someone i was +[3185.48 --> 3191.48] mad enough to punch something but you definitely wouldn't have hit anyone that was there no no no no +[3191.48 --> 3195.72] those are my friends i would i would never punch a friend like that it couldn't be a thing it's +[3195.72 --> 3199.88] also like illegal but so i don't think you'd be stupid enough to just hit random people yeah but +[3199.88 --> 3205.88] if you're in like a ring and it's measured i think you could hit something all right well on that note +[3205.88 --> 3211.80] my battery is dead on my laptop so uh the wan show's over thanks for watching guys uh see you +[3211.80 --> 3225.80] again next week same bad time same bat channel bye oh what the crap that wasn't what was planned +[3228.84 --> 3234.76] data file says i imagine linus and austin fighting like mandark and dexter dexter's lab +[3234.76 --> 3244.12] where they like kind of slap each other with their gloved hands diff --git a/JIBO IS DEAD! - The WAN Show Nov 30 2018_transcript.txt b/JIBO IS DEAD! - The WAN Show Nov 30 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8e5db1f04fa2d5d56b49ede2cee81984e42283f5 --- /dev/null +++ b/JIBO IS DEAD! - The WAN Show Nov 30 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,496 @@ +[0.00 --> 5.50] earlier this week did you did you tune into that disaster by any chance were you streaming it while +[5.50 --> 12.74] i was at work uh no oh well still no okay fair enough um so i did like a 10-year anniversary +[12.74 --> 17.66] stream with yvonne as kind of uh you and yvonne have been together 10 years no no we have well +[17.66 --> 22.68] we've been together longer than that's really ambiguous yeah so it was 10 the 10-year linus +[22.68 --> 29.86] tech tips anniversary okay so linus tech tips was started on the 25th of november 25th 26th +[29.86 --> 39.08] whatever it was 25th or 26th of november 2008 10 years ago this whole enterprise began and uh so +[39.08 --> 46.40] i thought it might be a cool idea to do like kind of a behind the scenes slash like q a uh like a get +[46.40 --> 51.40] to know you for yvonne because a lot of people think that like i brought my wife to work kind of +[51.40 --> 56.62] thing like there's been a lot of comments about like what's his wife doing at work and what does +[56.62 --> 66.38] that mean ridiculous it means that like okay and to be clear i get it because i worked at a place +[66.38 --> 71.06] where the boss brought his wife to work what does brought your wife work mean brought your wife to +[71.06 --> 80.12] work means that for some reason the owner of the company's wife is there every day and +[80.12 --> 88.86] barking orders at people even though she clearly has no idea what's going on so in that if someone +[88.86 --> 96.06] were to do that does that does the boss's wife uh have formal employment there yes okay she did in +[96.06 --> 103.46] this case and of course yvonne does here yeah so a lot of people seem to think that that's how things +[103.46 --> 109.42] went down but it's not at all she's actually been involved since basically day one um and so i thought it +[109.42 --> 114.08] would be cool to do like a stream to like kind of get to know her and find out you know what's what's +[114.08 --> 120.52] going on or what she's done here over the years uh because it's not insignificant at all and i think +[120.52 --> 125.18] it's just you're just lucky that your wife happened to be competent is that the only difference here +[125.18 --> 133.58] um no because i don't see any reason why i would have involved her if she hadn't been yeah like and +[133.58 --> 141.98] it's not just that like she drove me to make almost every major career decision that i have made +[141.98 --> 146.96] in the last like we've actually been together like 13 years or something like that's been quite a long +[146.96 --> 152.72] time only married for eight of it though um so so she was the one actually driving me she drove me to +[152.72 --> 160.64] drop out of school which to be clear was actually the correct decision for me um she only drove me to do +[160.64 --> 163.98] that not because she doesn't believe in school she finished her degree she just knew it would have +[163.98 --> 171.28] taken linus forever to graduate maybe the plan was dependence she figured if i didn't get educated +[171.28 --> 176.92] then i'd be stuck with her um yeah a lot of people don't know this actually that's another thing uh +[176.92 --> 180.42] there's a lot of speculation that she's a gold digger actually +[180.42 --> 189.60] she had much better prospects when we met than i did she's a pharmacist uh yes i don't know why she +[189.60 --> 196.84] works here um so she was so she was in uh she was in pharmacy school when i met her so she had just +[196.84 --> 202.16] she wasn't in the pharmacy program yet when we started dating but she got in shortly after we +[202.16 --> 208.14] started dating so she was on a very clear trajectory and i was on academic probation +[208.14 --> 214.90] at ubc at that time so i was on a very clear trajectory as well why are we on probation i was +[214.90 --> 219.36] on sexual harassment smoking in the boys room academic probation for getting poor grades +[219.36 --> 224.98] academic probation so it was gonna take you forever to graduate if i ever did no i would +[224.98 --> 229.82] have gotten kicked out the only reason i didn't get kicked out was because i left you can't kick me +[229.82 --> 234.56] out because i quit i'm out of here i'm out of here like they wouldn't i don't think they would +[234.56 --> 241.40] ever let me back in that school so um where were you taking i was taking general science and i +[241.40 --> 245.92] couldn't pass calculus for the life of me she was your tutor was she not uh she was my tutor but that +[245.92 --> 252.92] was only because there was an interest that was not because i was like out looking for a tutor i just +[252.92 --> 256.74] wouldn't have found a tutor and i would have probably gotten an even worse grade if not for her +[256.74 --> 262.40] and that would have been impressive actually because i got 19 the first time around +[262.40 --> 271.04] in calc 101 or 100 or whatever it is um so so anyway what what were we talking about right so +[271.04 --> 277.54] anyway i so i remember making this joke at the time because i was around the time that i was dropping +[277.54 --> 284.88] out to work for as a sales rep at a computer store and uh i so i forget what someone said to me but +[284.88 --> 289.46] something like you know you know your wife's gonna be the breadwinner in the future like this is +[289.46 --> 293.42] speculation we weren't even close to getting married at that point and i kind of went yeah +[293.42 --> 300.46] you know what we live in enlightened times you know there's men can go to university for their +[300.46 --> 306.02] mrs these days there's nothing wrong with that because there's this old sexist joke that men go +[306.02 --> 312.22] to school men go to college or men go to university for their bas their mas and their phds and what do +[312.22 --> 317.88] women go to university for their mrs and so i was like so it's kind of like a play on that +[317.88 --> 324.62] very terrible joke it means misses yeah it means they're gonna it means like marrying someone who's +[324.62 --> 330.46] gonna have a ba and na or a phd that's so anyway i that that was all that i got out of school was my +[330.46 --> 340.64] mrs yeah uh well i mean i think it's like the trend is the other way now like almost the majority of +[340.64 --> 345.84] couples couples i know the woman makes more really in my wife's friend group it's like that huh +[345.84 --> 350.78] yeah maybe your wife's friend group though is just like highly educated highly driven women and +[350.78 --> 354.38] maybe that's not necessarily well they're not highly educated they are highly driven they're all in +[354.38 --> 362.52] sales sales just that's where the money's at sales is actually super underrated in terms of like oh you +[362.52 --> 367.80] have grade 10 and you want to make 200 000 a year sales yeah career and personal planning should +[367.80 --> 372.68] probably focus on sales skills and hold on give me one second i want to finish that thought from +[372.68 --> 377.68] before the point is we tried to do that stream i managed to fail three times over the course of +[377.68 --> 383.36] like four days we finally got it done last night go check it out like calculus um yeah actually my +[383.36 --> 390.82] grade in streaming is slightly higher than calculus 25 uh it's so weird because in this world in this +[390.82 --> 397.44] studio and in the youtube world and this computer world like you know you're the master of your domain +[397.44 --> 401.58] here in this in this little linus world we live in and it's weird for me to think of linus like +[401.58 --> 406.96] looking at a piece of paper and just being like i don't get it i don't know what to do i'm failing +[406.96 --> 413.04] i was so frustrated like forget it i give up i can't think about this right now i'm just gonna go +[413.04 --> 420.34] play counter-strike that was that was and she was like well you should you should just give up you +[420.34 --> 425.72] should drop out it was less that it was more that i was sinking worse and worse into depression +[425.72 --> 432.04] and clearly what i was doing with the painting business and school um where nothing was a success +[432.04 --> 439.10] was not helping and this actually segues so perfectly into our talk about how important sales is +[439.10 --> 445.72] because all of a sudden i had this opportunity to take this job at the computer store that was +[445.72 --> 452.18] not a ton of money but because there was a commission there was the potential to kind of scale it +[452.18 --> 459.52] and i was really passionate about it like i got a job at ncix because i was that kid on their forum +[459.52 --> 468.68] that was constantly already a salesman and an ethical one like i wasn't about people just buying +[468.68 --> 473.24] more i wasn't i wasn't even on commission i didn't even i wasn't even on the company payroll i was just +[473.24 --> 480.50] hanging out on their forum because the ncix forum was quite frankly the shiz back in like the mid 2000s +[480.50 --> 485.98] it was awesome it was super active great community there fantastic people can't say enough +[485.98 --> 493.04] um cam you know who you are you're awesome anyway you're cam you're cam um but uh but anyway so i was +[493.04 --> 498.38] already this kid hanging out on their forum basically doing the sales job which is advising people of what +[498.38 --> 504.56] the right thing to buy is and helping them pick it and and making them making that relationship to ncix +[504.56 --> 511.18] make it more likely that they probably buy it from ncix so even though they thought i was too young +[511.18 --> 516.74] and they were looking for full-time people and i was only available part-time uh they made this this +[516.74 --> 524.68] kind of this weird exception for me and i and i started my job there and it was it's amazing how much of +[524.68 --> 532.74] life is sales and how applicable the sales skills that i kind of gained just by being an enthusiast and +[532.74 --> 539.36] getting a job where my whole job was just to talk about my passion all day it's amazing how that +[539.36 --> 547.26] is actually a big part of how i was able to end up where i am today and i i'll preach i'll preach sales +[547.26 --> 554.74] training and and sales skills all day to anyone who will listen because if you think about it what in +[554.74 --> 559.26] life is not sales engineering +[559.26 --> 566.46] yes but i would make the argument that without sales there's always aspects right the engineers +[566.46 --> 570.64] are probably in trouble you got to make your pitch you got to make your pitch to get the funding to +[570.64 --> 576.40] build the thing sure get the project approved sure there's sales and engineering come on well i mean +[576.40 --> 580.80] youtube chat give me something here it's synonymous with communication when you're going to be +[580.80 --> 586.32] abstracted like that yes so and everything's communicating finding a finding a partner in +[586.32 --> 592.64] life sales you've got it you got to sell them on what's have i got a deal for you what's good about +[592.64 --> 601.26] you you know why why they should care why they should go on that first date that's sales sales is all +[601.26 --> 607.80] about persuasive communication and calling it sales i think is sort of unfair it's just that that's +[607.80 --> 614.72] usually the word at the end of whatever job title it is or associate or whatever whatever it's like +[614.72 --> 621.22] the whole secretary receptionist thing you know uh uh garbage men waste management you know technician +[621.22 --> 626.88] whatever it it's if we're being honest with ourselves it's it's sales but i think that also +[626.88 --> 632.98] isn't really fair to the complexity of that position because it's all about building relationships and +[632.98 --> 640.36] getting to know people and if you are genuinely good at it actually caring actually building real +[640.36 --> 648.10] relationships that still exist beyond cutting the po and making the payment transactional that's not +[648.10 --> 653.22] real sales and i think that's where a lot of sales training sucks well actually sales has changed in the +[653.22 --> 657.92] last couple decades because there used to be an information disparity between the customer and the +[657.92 --> 662.66] salesperson where you walked in to buy a car you were dependent on the salesperson to tell you +[662.66 --> 667.16] everything about the car because you had no way of finding that stuff out by yourself now we have +[667.16 --> 672.22] the internet everyone has access to information you walk in the store knowing more about the thing you +[672.22 --> 677.86] want to buy than the salesperson does so where in the past extra extroverts they really thrived as +[677.86 --> 683.46] salespeople before now it's more of kind of you need to be in the middle of that spectrum so that you +[683.46 --> 688.94] can listen to what the person already knows and what they want and then just help kind of funnel them +[688.94 --> 696.34] and then plinko game to the best solution mathematics research linus even then like you probably have to +[696.34 --> 701.68] apply for like research grants and stuff you have to you have to get a job and like get tenure at a +[701.68 --> 705.38] university or something before anyone's going to actually pay you to do mathematics research +[705.38 --> 709.68] i don't know yeah it's a little it's a little tenuous because what you're talking about is true but +[709.68 --> 713.98] it might be like two percent of their actual day-to-day job yes that's true plus they're going to get the +[713.98 --> 720.56] tenure after publishing a bunch fair enough fair enough people have are we going to do news today +[720.56 --> 724.62] are we going to roll the intro sure let's roll the intro no promises on the news though +[724.62 --> 729.26] oops oh right okay there we go yeah +[729.26 --> 758.86] mo as moss moss moss organizer dang it james take the space out moss oh +[758.86 --> 763.42] gneiser all right all right all right all right all right i don't want james to be upset +[763.42 --> 769.84] so we will do one tech news topic today the one that upsets me the most the one that upsets +[769.84 --> 776.30] not just you both of us the most oh crap that well that's my document i mean i guess i kind of +[776.30 --> 783.50] spoiled it without actually going to the bizjournals.com jibo is dead no no anyone but jibo +[783.50 --> 791.42] no not jibo he was an innocent he was pure of mine i don't know how pure he was with all that +[791.42 --> 802.14] all that twerking that was going on not jibo oh this was jibo oh rest in peace jibo okay i know that +[802.14 --> 808.14] half of you are going to get ben from the chat for but can we all please just press f +[808.14 --> 817.82] press f to pay respects to jibo please poor jibo and this is about what it looks like to me +[817.82 --> 821.18] stop the crying voice whenever other youtubers do apology videos +[824.78 --> 829.98] they're so bad they're so fake anyway yeah so jibo is a company doesn't exist anymore this is why i never +[829.98 --> 836.54] apologize for anything because i know you guys are too smart for that kind of crap actually i apologize +[836.54 --> 842.62] you should apologize for pandering uh who who do i pander to okay so no i'm serious no no no we'll +[842.62 --> 848.30] do the news later just now who do i pander to when you just said you guys are too smart well they are +[849.10 --> 854.46] i i think our audience is genuine okay tell you what i have a i have an exercise for you +[856.54 --> 865.42] set aside 20 minutes okay spend 10 minutes clicking on random ltt videos and reading like the top 10 +[865.42 --> 873.98] comments and just kind of going through then log out of youtube and like fire up a vpn or something +[873.98 --> 879.50] so that doesn't know who you are and just start clicking on like top videos on youtube and reading +[879.50 --> 884.30] the top 10 comments on each of them come back and tell me our audience isn't a little smarter okay you're +[884.30 --> 892.30] right this is subject this is objective okay this is not pandering this is just actual fact uh anyway +[892.30 --> 897.82] tell me tell me about tell me about jibo what what happened to jibo oh man okay well let's just go +[897.82 --> 902.38] through the points here uh just a year after jibo landed on the cover of time magazine +[903.66 --> 908.30] let that sink in that was a whole lot this is a whole other rant whole other problem like time +[909.02 --> 916.94] officially is a rag they they made a listicle of their like 10 most innovative tech products +[916.94 --> 922.22] they didn't even try it obviously not only did they not try it they didn't even read a review or +[922.22 --> 931.18] watch a video because everyone was unanimous it was so bad it was just so useless sorry yeah jibo +[931.18 --> 936.22] sucked okay anyway there's parts that were good just a year after jibo landed on the cover of time +[936.22 --> 941.82] magazine the company has closed down for good jibo apparently sold its intellectual property assets to +[941.82 --> 948.86] new york based sqn venture partners who apparently are like the vultures of the venture world and um +[949.58 --> 955.02] evidence of jibo's decline has been accumulating for months including a round of layoffs in june +[955.90 --> 961.10] an empty office space in july these are these are this are these are evidence these are flags +[961.10 --> 967.02] these are flags these are red flags the blog hasn't been updated since may there's no longer an option to +[967.02 --> 972.14] buy jibo on the website although the website is still operational okay is it really okay i'm gonna +[972.14 --> 980.70] fire that up now go ahead carry on founded in 2012 uh i believe by a was an mit professor who studied uh +[981.34 --> 986.62] social robotics yeah something to do with like robotic movement her last name was like similar to the +[986.62 --> 991.98] word brazil anyway founded in 2012 the company was right uh the company raised more than 3.5 million +[991.98 --> 998.62] dollars during a 2014 indiegogo campaign didn't you i backed it you backed it i have the shirt you know +[998.62 --> 1002.62] what hold on a second go get that shirt i'm gonna go get that shirt all right he's gone +[1004.30 --> 1008.06] and it went on to collect about 70 million dollars in institutional venture capital +[1008.78 --> 1015.66] who invests in this kind of thing you literally you did well i don't think no i mean i mean the venture +[1015.66 --> 1021.26] okay i mean the venture capitalists are they that like do they just have nothing better to spend money +[1021.26 --> 1026.30] i'm gonna go get the shirt after that it was 2012. do you know what we could do with 70 million dollars +[1026.30 --> 1029.66] nobody has ever offered us 70 million dollars you can't even pass calculus +[1031.82 --> 1037.42] but we could hire people we have more revenue than jibo boom i actually i actually don't know that they +[1037.42 --> 1042.30] actually seem to have sold a fair number of these stupid things so and they're like 700 of these okay i +[1042.30 --> 1048.22] don't actually know that they're more than that uh it was 2012 though so it's a little different because +[1048.22 --> 1055.26] anyone can see today that was even less realistic you backed he's yelling saying like who backed it +[1055.26 --> 1063.10] it was unrealistic but he backed it so obviously no one can hear you silence but the thing that you +[1063.10 --> 1070.46] didn't know in 2012 was that there was going to be inexpensive fairly intelligent virtual assistants +[1070.46 --> 1077.18] in every home like yes we did siri already existed linus is saying that siri already existed true +[1078.54 --> 1087.02] true you we thought apple was stop no one can hear you stop yelling at me i can't i can't find that +[1087.02 --> 1092.94] i'm not yelling at you i'm yelling i'm yelling to you you're yelling okay endlessly so here's so here's +[1092.94 --> 1100.54] the thing we we didn't we we didn't know that like amazon was gonna win or anything like that but we +[1100.54 --> 1108.06] knew that inexpensive digital assistants were coming because they already existed siri already existed +[1108.06 --> 1116.94] what were the odds that this weird robot that doesn't move like like the demos made no sense like oh +[1116.94 --> 1124.70] jibo will take a picture for you right i'm gonna go get this thing plug it in and position it why don't +[1124.70 --> 1133.26] i just go get a camera at that point why there's just no reason for anything that it that it was in +[1133.26 --> 1139.90] the it just made no sense i backed jibo because i knew that if it was ever delivered it was going to be +[1139.90 --> 1146.38] a dumpster fire and i wanted to be the first one in on the action that's why i would say i would say you +[1146.38 --> 1152.38] burnt your eyebrows right off um the thing that that sucked about jibo in the end though was that +[1152.38 --> 1159.66] thing by the yeah i think there's a crux of it by the time it arrived it did have i think fantastic +[1160.38 --> 1164.86] uh what do you call the animatronics the way that it moves the way that it dances was super life like +[1164.86 --> 1169.34] it was like looking at a pixar character in front of you it's super awesome that's true and the way they +[1169.34 --> 1175.02] did that with just the three four sections four segments of the body really it was really elegant and +[1175.02 --> 1180.94] the thing that sucked was was the onboard computation the ai the yeah and by the time +[1180.94 --> 1187.42] it arrived in 2017 that had been figured out by google and amazon and maybe even siri and a lesser +[1187.42 --> 1194.86] degree apple if they had just plugged in like if it was just jibo operated by the google assistant yes +[1194.86 --> 1199.74] it would be way better it still wouldn't have been enough at that price point it still would have had +[1199.74 --> 1205.18] to have been three or four hundred dollars it would have had to be a decent music speaker at 399 +[1205.82 --> 1212.22] with like oh man what else would it have had to do an oled screen yeah because that really ruined it +[1212.22 --> 1217.10] if you look at this can you put up that under the screen all the the pictures that you see are like +[1217.10 --> 1222.46] that where it's like wow it's this pure black screen with just an eyeball that moves around it has all +[1222.46 --> 1227.58] this emotion but when you actually had it in front of you you could see the lcd screen it was a it was like +[1227.58 --> 1234.14] light gray instead of a black against the background and it made people thought that it was a big uh +[1234.14 --> 1238.78] they thought that it looked like a big mouth they thought the square screen looked like a mouth and +[1238.78 --> 1244.38] that its eyes were like yeah there the time the time picture you can see it so you can see see those +[1244.38 --> 1249.66] circles at the top those are the cameras and people thought that those looked like eyes and that the +[1249.66 --> 1253.02] big square was a giant mouth and it looked like that big i'm a charge my laser +[1253.02 --> 1259.74] so oled screen necessary we actually talked to them about that at ces and they said that they +[1259.74 --> 1265.18] just couldn't buy the oled screens um because they couldn't meet the minimum order quantities +[1265.18 --> 1269.18] they had to buy such a volume of them and they weren't making enough gbos to justify it +[1269.98 --> 1274.62] well it's a good thing they didn't uh push for that that minimum order quantity because they would +[1274.62 --> 1279.50] have had a lot more gbos that they wouldn't know what to do with at that point i uh +[1279.50 --> 1285.34] i tell you man the amount of venture capital money that just gets thrown at stuff that +[1285.34 --> 1291.98] obviously isn't going to work yeah is is just mind-blowing to me because that money +[1292.62 --> 1300.46] is just gone it's just gone it's not just gone it is just no no no no no a lot of it a lot of it +[1300.46 --> 1305.18] was paid to the employees okay they worked on it since 2012 yeah yeah those people put it back into the +[1305.18 --> 1311.18] economy all right all right okay it's not gone but like if you wanted to just contribute to putting +[1311.18 --> 1317.66] money back in the economy why don't you just like donate to a homeless shelter or two like obviously +[1317.66 --> 1326.30] there are better ways to just put money back into the economy than creating a weird plastic ai +[1326.94 --> 1334.62] like landfill filler like well that is sad that imagine just making a mass mass market market product +[1334.62 --> 1339.42] and all the environmental damage part of that and then they're just in a heap like like getting +[1339.42 --> 1345.90] liquidated nobody cares yeah that's et for atari or whatever just like literally bury them yeah that's +[1345.90 --> 1351.02] brutal one thing that i feel really weird about with this one is that i've never before felt such a +[1351.02 --> 1358.62] visceral connection to free market capitalism like this thing failed for lots of good reasons but in a way +[1359.50 --> 1365.82] we we definitely played a role in it failing because well they made it they made it suck it arrived at +[1365.82 --> 1370.14] our desk we told the whole world that it sucked we weren't the only ones who said it but we're a very +[1370.14 --> 1375.98] visible channel and so in our own small way we contributed to these people not having jobs anymore +[1375.98 --> 1381.90] and that's kind of crazy i feel like part of me feels bad but then i'm just like well i'm just like cog in +[1381.90 --> 1387.90] the wheel of evolution and and free market capitalism sink or swim you guys should have done a better job +[1387.90 --> 1394.22] and i wouldn't have had to do this to you that's an interesting uh that's an interesting take on it +[1394.22 --> 1404.06] you know it's funny i don't normally think of myself as having a um this is weird like playing a role yeah as +[1404.06 --> 1409.50] as sort of playing a role and people not having a job anymore but uh that is an interesting take on it i just +[1409.50 --> 1416.46] i guess i maybe i should feel bad because i'm sure there were very smart people very intelligent +[1416.46 --> 1424.30] people who worked at jibo no question no question but like i look at it and i go this was so obvious +[1424.30 --> 1432.46] to me that this wasn't going anywhere um like why didn't you get out like i feel bad because yes i guess +[1432.46 --> 1437.18] we contributed to the downfall though to be clear in this case i don't feel that bad because i don't +[1437.18 --> 1444.38] think we played that large of a role but like couldn't you tell you know well i mean a lot for +[1444.38 --> 1448.46] a lot of people it's just the job like they know it's not going to be an awesome product but they're +[1448.46 --> 1454.94] getting they're fleshing out their resume right but here's the thing like i quit my job when it was +[1454.94 --> 1462.14] clear to me that the direction of the the trajectory of the company was not competitive and +[1462.14 --> 1469.90] the thing is is that it's easy a lot of the time people say well it's easy for you to say you know +[1469.90 --> 1478.78] you had an opportunity to go and do something else and it's like right but if the trajectory is bad and +[1478.78 --> 1487.74] the foundational aspects of the business are bad which it should have been obvious to anybody who +[1487.74 --> 1495.34] worked there but this company was not profitable and not hitting key milestones so investor money was +[1495.34 --> 1502.06] gonna run out what do you think is gonna happen so when you can see that the foundation is rotten +[1502.78 --> 1511.34] and the trajectory is bad why not go now well maybe because rather than later when everyone all your +[1511.34 --> 1515.26] other colleagues are trying to find work too well because the part that you're working on might be good +[1515.26 --> 1520.86] like the person who did the animatronics his resume is his or her resume is still awesome at the end of +[1520.86 --> 1525.02] it they'll probably find a job there's and there's lots of things like i made all the apis that connected +[1525.02 --> 1530.14] to iheart radio or whatever like when you compartmentalize that they maybe still are proud of the work +[1530.14 --> 1534.86] but here's the thing like you had a pretty long runway here you could kind of wrap up your current +[1534.86 --> 1541.02] project get the resumes out there you know like well it's a startup so maybe they had vested chairs like +[1541.02 --> 1544.70] a lot of their pay structure could have been staying there okay yeah that could be true +[1545.98 --> 1550.54] say okay that's something i didn't really consider like when i think about employee retention you know +[1550.54 --> 1557.10] i really think about making sure that i maintain and making sure that everybody who works here knows +[1557.10 --> 1565.50] that we are maintaining very strong like foundational strength for the business like linus media group is +[1565.50 --> 1572.78] built upon rock not upon wood that is eaten what kind of rock carpenter limestone tall and it it's +[1572.78 --> 1578.06] talk it's granite that's number one on the most hardness scale hardness scale it's granite you know +[1578.06 --> 1583.42] the hardness scale yes i know most scale of hardness what's 10 then i don't is it diamond yeah +[1584.38 --> 1587.74] what what what's the only thing i can cut a diamond though more diamond yeah +[1587.74 --> 1595.98] yeah ow headphone users yeah grade three facts i don't even think that's grade three facts it's +[1595.98 --> 1599.58] more like grade nine facts most hardness scale is grade eight but like the whole like what can +[1599.58 --> 1604.30] cut a diamond that's young that's kid stuff okay all right all right all right all right all right +[1604.94 --> 1611.74] anyway i just i feel bad but i also feel bad in the same way that like i feel bad for some of my +[1611.74 --> 1615.34] colleagues who were left over at ncix like i feel bad this sucks but like +[1617.58 --> 1622.78] some of them and this is this is the funniest thing about it sort of some of them i had conversations +[1622.78 --> 1632.86] with like hey it's been another year you're still there what gives i'm like yeah you know it's good for +[1632.86 --> 1640.22] me i'm like right but like this clearly isn't sustainable why are you still there +[1640.22 --> 1646.86] yeah you know like it's i'd rather i'd rather be the rat that abandoned the ship +[1647.58 --> 1651.58] than like the one that goes down with it personally and i think it sounded more like +[1651.58 --> 1654.94] you were the rat that was like i'm gonna get into this container and get shipped off of the +[1654.94 --> 1659.26] ship before it hits an iceberg and then all the other people still work they're like the rats +[1659.26 --> 1663.74] scurrying away from the water in titanic you know when they're trapped at the bottom and +[1664.70 --> 1670.14] those cages the irish people i am proud to say i have not watched that movie since it's theatrical +[1670.14 --> 1676.30] release i do not remember hmm and you would have been wait 11 years old yeah +[1677.50 --> 1683.34] what 94 was it 94 no it's 96. i was in the third grade i believe +[1685.18 --> 1692.78] this is this is an important like event in your life like you remember titanic 97. 97 okay i'm guessing +[1692.78 --> 1698.86] yeah yeah so i would have been 11 in 97 yeah 1997 okay all right i'm pretty good at that it's one of my +[1698.86 --> 1705.82] like pet superpowers okay guessing dates uh years that i've lived through of things you got a good one +[1705.82 --> 1716.54] for me here um no it's just bad superpower it's rarely useful and even when it's useful all i get is +[1716.54 --> 1722.38] little brownie points for myself date guessing man exactly he's no fun at parties +[1725.26 --> 1733.34] what year was 9 11 2001 okay so that's easy i know because that was like wait i'm so stupid i tried +[1733.34 --> 1737.42] that was supposed to be a joke where the answer was built into the question no but none of those two +[1737.42 --> 1743.34] numbers even have to do with the year yeah no that was like that was one of the most surreal moments of +[1743.34 --> 1751.98] my life so living on the west coast um like everything that went down was very much in +[1751.98 --> 1759.18] progress um when my my radio alarm like when you woke up when so my alarm clock was tuned into news +[1759.18 --> 1763.74] radio because i found that that woke me up better than music someone like talking at me and the way +[1763.74 --> 1768.86] they were talking at me that morning i thought i was still dreaming i was sure i was still dreaming i was +[1768.86 --> 1775.34] like this is the weirdest street and holy now you said a swear word i've never said a swear word in my +[1775.34 --> 1783.58] life um look in the in the 2018 yeah so so the so the so it was like going off next to me and i was just +[1783.58 --> 1789.50] like i just kind of lied in bed i was like is this real like +[1791.74 --> 1797.90] yeah yeah i'm awake um and like school all school all that day so like i remember my grade nine science +[1797.90 --> 1804.38] teacher was just he didn't really even say they wheel the tv into your classroom um yeah he he +[1804.38 --> 1809.82] didn't because the science class always had their own tv right so he uh so he didn't really say we +[1809.82 --> 1817.66] weren't going to do class that day but he had the tv on and loud so that like he could hear and +[1819.02 --> 1824.70] like we didn't have class that day yeah yeah it was it was it was bizarre anyway um we could do we +[1824.70 --> 1829.18] 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40 ounce water bottle no you you're the type of dude that always has a full backpack +[1888.78 --> 1896.54] not anymore wow when i when i was riding my bike uh this summer to work i was just got so sick of +[1896.54 --> 1901.10] carrying so much stuff on my back because it's really uncomfortable in a sport bike posture to carry +[1901.10 --> 1907.90] a heavy backpack that i was like you know what i work hard i'm gonna treat myself to a second one +[1907.90 --> 1913.26] of all the stupid tools that i keep in my backpack one for work and one for home so that's why i bought +[1913.26 --> 1919.26] myself this other orange screwdriver i bought myself another pair of side cutters another pair of pliers +[1919.26 --> 1923.58] another pair of jeweler screwdrivers like all those stupid things that i always keep in my bag so i'm +[1923.58 --> 1928.78] actually down to i don't even think this is the same model is it the same model yeah i think it is the +[1928.78 --> 1933.82] same model okay well whatever so this is my bag so the only things i have in it are my blade my mouse +[1933.82 --> 1942.14] pad for my blade blade stealth um oh these phones that i've been meaning to return to work tyler uh in +[1942.14 --> 1949.18] the tablet that's in the tablet pouch i've got my power bank i've got my sunglasses and the handy dandy um +[1949.18 --> 1957.18] um sunglass like yeah the top one that's a sweet pouch yeah oh wow it is armored yeah i've got my +[1957.18 --> 1962.22] mouse is that four sunglasses mouse down the ones yeah that's on the one side i've usually got my +[1962.22 --> 1967.82] power ball on the other side but right now i have some aspirin because my knee hurts and it's inflamed um +[1968.94 --> 1975.18] and then i've got my power adapter which is not supposed to be there i've got some there's a zipper here +[1975.18 --> 1980.54] sorry you guys aren't really able to see this but i've got some usb some chapstick my uh angel bird +[1980.54 --> 1988.70] portable ssd uh 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we had over here yeah there'd it go hold on is this +[2047.10 --> 2054.62] it oh no sorry that's not uh do you have the power supply i have nothing oh wait a second +[2054.62 --> 2063.34] do you have it is this it no that's not it uh okay well i guess i can't really i guess i can't really +[2063.34 --> 2071.10] show it um so the see sonic prime ultra time oh i know what we're supposed to do i'm supposed to click +[2071.10 --> 2079.98] this da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da there it is can we use cookies uh yes +[2079.98 --> 2086.54] yes yes use your cookies yes you can have all the cookies the prime ultra titanium it's 80 plus +[2086.54 --> 2095.18] titanium and it has a 12 year warranty which is ridiculous it's fully modular uh it's super quiet +[2095.18 --> 2100.94] how many builds would you use over 12 years is that two three pcs that's like three to four for +[2100.94 --> 2105.90] me anyway like every every three years i'd say it's pretty reasonable to refresh your 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calls just straightforward answers from a real human so visit freshbooks.com +[2196.14 --> 2197.18] and claim your free trial today +[2199.26 --> 2206.06] fresh books has anyone spoken to fresh books do they like it when i do that i have no i've heard feedback +[2206.06 --> 2213.42] from other sponsors of ours that are like who's that james guy what is he doing i haven't heard from +[2213.42 --> 2218.54] fresh books i don't know they seem pretty chill someone came up to me at ltx and was like do fresh books +[2219.74 --> 2231.58] really yeah all right a chinese scientist claims to have created the first designer babies um +[2232.46 --> 2240.14] basically this was posted by captain to fire on the forum and um it's like +[2240.14 --> 2248.22] kind of hard to cover this because the actual information is a little bit spotty so he claims +[2248.22 --> 2255.82] that he's created two twin girls that are resistant to hiv virus through some kind of mutation that is +[2255.82 --> 2263.66] more common in uh europe people of european ancestry who are survivors of like the bubonic plague or something +[2263.66 --> 2269.02] like that like it has to do with some resistance that was built in europe but that wasn't built over in +[2269.02 --> 2277.26] asia um now pretty much everyone is mad uh the university that he was currently on unpaid leave +[2277.26 --> 2285.18] from uh the scientific community at large the tech community at large um and like the the university was +[2285.98 --> 2292.70] unaware of the project and its nature and is calling on international experts to form an independent +[2292.70 --> 2299.58] committee to probe the matter like people be mad um is there anything else to kind of say about this +[2299.58 --> 2305.02] well we can talk about what actually sure allegedly happened so the best way to get acquainted i thought +[2305.02 --> 2310.38] our good starting point is actually look at a youtube video that the doctor whose last name is he which is +[2310.38 --> 2317.42] actually kind of uh confusing but he uploaded this video and he um gives his perspective on the whole +[2317.42 --> 2323.58] thing he doesn't call them designer babies he thinks that this is totally ethical and moral and i think +[2323.58 --> 2329.26] he makes a compelling case for that here um and he explains the process which is this is this is +[2329.26 --> 2336.46] fertilization by ivf and so what they did was they inject the father's sperm into the mother's eggs and +[2336.46 --> 2342.22] shortly after that they inject some proteins and they carry out the gene surgery uh using crispr technology +[2342.94 --> 2347.98] which i understand if there's enzymes are programmed to look for particular patterns in dna and when +[2347.98 --> 2353.58] they find them they just snip that out and only that so what they did was they they sequenced um +[2354.62 --> 2362.14] and they did a whole genome sequencing on the i guess the cells on the on the babies before doing the +[2362.14 --> 2368.30] genome surgery and after and the reason they did that is then they can compare to see if any genes were +[2368.30 --> 2374.46] affected that weren't intended to be affected and uh according to this person's the doctor's statement +[2374.46 --> 2379.34] um the scientist does say that they didn't they didn't alter anything that they didn't intend to +[2379.34 --> 2381.18] alter so it was a success in that regard +[2383.66 --> 2389.10] so if it's all true that um these children are alive now they've been born and they will be the the +[2389.10 --> 2392.70] the first living people who have had their genes edited if it's true +[2395.50 --> 2401.66] dang crazy so it's going to be an interesting uh it's going to be an interesting couple of decades +[2401.66 --> 2407.42] where do you use i see you scrolling over to other topics but where do you sit on that i'm like oh wow +[2407.42 --> 2414.38] that is a pretty big question isn't it um i think it's i am far more comfortable with cybernetic +[2414.38 --> 2420.30] improvements to humans than i am with genetic improvements to humans i think we open ourselves +[2420.30 --> 2426.62] up to a lot of potential uh problems i mean even this one already has problems like i believe west +[2426.62 --> 2434.38] nile virus is uh more likely to infect these little girls oh that's hairy so you're you're gaining +[2434.38 --> 2439.82] resistance to one disease but you're actually losing some of your resistance to another and of course +[2439.82 --> 2445.58] they're not consenting to that and of course they are not consenting to that that's that's a whole +[2445.58 --> 2450.94] that's a whole separate issue i'm sort of talking 10 000 foot view right now what does it mean to +[2450.94 --> 2458.46] humanity now as long as it takes place on a relatively limited scale i i i doubt that we're +[2458.46 --> 2464.14] opening ourselves up to mass extinction through having you know edited all of our own genes like of an +[2464.14 --> 2469.18] entire if we edited an entire generation's genes and then all of a sudden something came along we made +[2469.18 --> 2475.34] ourselves weak against it and piff humanity is dead um like i i feel like that kind of thing is very +[2475.34 --> 2485.26] very unlikely um most of my discomfort like so right so in small doses i actually don't see it necessarily +[2485.26 --> 2492.06] being a huge problem the issue is that yeah i broke it already the issue is that it opens itself up to +[2492.06 --> 2499.02] all kinds of misuse and i don't have a ton of inherent trust for people okay there is nothing that i have +[2499.02 --> 2506.22] seen in my life that would lead me to believe that people as a whole will take some kind of technology +[2506.22 --> 2514.86] and use it only or even primarily for good are you if you take a step back and let's say everything was +[2514.86 --> 2521.82] executed perfectly and maybe we're not even considering the fact that the alterations are inheritable by that +[2521.82 --> 2530.06] by that organism's next of kin um if you just answer the question is it okay to to remove conditions +[2530.06 --> 2537.26] that are just objectively harmful to to someone like take away take away the muddying of the fact +[2537.26 --> 2541.02] that this may have increased their likelihood to contract a different disease so i have to ignore +[2541.02 --> 2548.62] that we might not know what the hell we're doing yeah like let's just say in a vacuum it's like uh +[2549.26 --> 2554.30] this procedure is guaranteed to only remove something harmful i guess your slippery slope +[2554.30 --> 2559.58] arguments still remain it sure does that's the thing about a slippery slope is it starts really +[2559.58 --> 2563.58] high up and you actually don't know that it was a problem until you're face down in the mud at the bottom +[2563.58 --> 2571.90] so um yeah right so like i said i am far more comfortable with cybernetic upgrades than i am with +[2571.90 --> 2577.90] actually making changes at a genetic level but does that apply even if those cybernetic upgrades are +[2577.90 --> 2584.62] happening to an infant like the baby's born and you put an implant we already have that it's called a cochlear +[2584.62 --> 2592.54] implant you can use it to restore hearing to an infant that was born profoundly deaf so we have that um +[2592.54 --> 2601.50] um now the funny thing about that is you might think as a hearing person as someone who was who +[2601.50 --> 2607.98] was born without what at least some people would describe as a disability you might think well this +[2607.98 --> 2615.02] is so obvious if they couldn't hear and now they can hear then that's great cochlear implants for all +[2615.02 --> 2620.30] but there are actually people out there who feel like they've kind of had their identity robbed from +[2620.30 --> 2626.14] them because a cochlear implant does not make you hear as well as a hearing person in the installation +[2626.14 --> 2630.94] of a cochlear implant they have to remove and this might be outdated knowledge but as far as i know +[2630.94 --> 2639.34] they have to remove everything that was left of any uh hearing capability that you had before they +[2639.34 --> 2645.98] perform the operation making you sort of not whole as a as a person depending on how you kind of define +[2645.98 --> 2652.38] that and so they can end up feeling kind of robbed of a community because if they hadn't had it they +[2652.38 --> 2657.66] would have been part of the deaf community versus if they just hadn't been born deaf then they would +[2657.66 --> 2663.50] have been part of the hearing community but they're kind of in this weird limbo and you could make +[2663.50 --> 2669.50] objective arguments all day for why their position is wrong but it doesn't ultimately matter because if we +[2669.50 --> 2678.70] remove the emotional component of being human then why even bother wow i have a perfect emotional segue +[2678.70 --> 2683.50] for that we've got a hundred dollar super chat over here we should read out oh really wow who does that +[2684.14 --> 2692.30] uh thank you uh in advance um hey thanks for the everything during my job i hope you remember me +[2692.30 --> 2698.70] shoe 125 probably not lol still never got float plane working ah thanks for the everything during my +[2698.70 --> 2705.82] is this a person from the ncx for during my job i don't know or someone just watches ltt at work +[2705.82 --> 2714.54] i don't know um jules asked how was the cake i actually didn't get any i did how was the cake very +[2714.54 --> 2721.34] tall it was like how wide do i have to make this piece to get a regular like amount of cake here and +[2721.34 --> 2726.22] i was like i'm just gonna go regular width and it's like was it yummy it was like an almond style cake +[2726.22 --> 2731.18] right or something isn't that marzipan i don't know was it good yeah there's lots of custard in +[2731.18 --> 2735.82] it which i'm all about lots of many layers it was like i had this tiger wait did i take a photo of +[2735.82 --> 2742.30] this whatever it was good thanks for the cake uh makel says make a computer that is made from chip to +[2742.30 --> 2748.14] chip transistor and resistors from scratch that equals something from 1995. i think alex is actually working +[2748.14 --> 2753.82] on a diy cpu at the moment um by the way hi scott no it's like there's like a guide you can follow +[2753.82 --> 2758.70] like he doesn't have to invent it or anything um so yeah we have rick from rick and morty working in +[2758.70 --> 2765.10] oh yeah he's just over there making a flux capacitor defibrillator wait what space time +[2765.74 --> 2770.06] space time defibrillator when you're time traveling and someone's under cardiac arrest +[2770.06 --> 2777.42] all right one more topic the most important one of this week that's what you're picking +[2778.30 --> 2784.94] starbucks starbucks says it's gonna block porn on its public wi-fi next year so if you want it +[2784.94 --> 2790.54] if you want to jerk it in starbucks you're gonna have to do it sometime between now and december 31st +[2790.54 --> 2794.86] hey you don't have to i vote for christmas day because it'll probably be pretty empty +[2794.86 --> 2801.90] um yeah there's not really much else to say about that there's a little bit actually so there was +[2802.46 --> 2805.90] they're late to the party there's some people who are actually kind of mad because starbucks took +[2806.78 --> 2810.22] up to two years longer than other chains like subway and chick-fil-a and mcdonald's who have +[2810.22 --> 2816.78] already implemented this and there's actually a um a petition that circulated that got 26 000 signatures +[2817.82 --> 2823.02] um that was circulated by an organization who fights with these this kind of stuff and they they +[2823.02 --> 2826.94] have some pretty compelling arguments of why this should happen sooner so they say that it helps +[2827.82 --> 2834.06] teens and underage people um like when when they don't have these filters at starbucks these kids +[2834.06 --> 2838.78] can go to these public wi-fi places and and watch stuff that they otherwise couldn't watch at home under +[2839.90 --> 2846.86] home wi-fi and that also applies to sex offenders who by law can't visit certain sites right but +[2846.86 --> 2854.22] apparently they can when they go to these public spaces so actually there is one more topic youtube +[2854.22 --> 2861.42] is bringing down the paywall on their youtube originals apparently um they have determined that +[2861.42 --> 2867.18] the ad supported model that has sustained youtube basically since its uh acquisition from by google anyway +[2867.98 --> 2874.30] is the way to go so youtube originals are still getting funded but they will become free and ad +[2874.30 --> 2878.94] supported rather than only being available to youtube premium members personally i think this is a good +[2878.94 --> 2885.18] move um i mean for for my part anyway youtube premium is already a compelling enough value ad +[2885.98 --> 2891.34] or a compelling enough value just based on that i don't have to watch ads like and i don't even watch +[2891.34 --> 2896.78] much youtube like half the time i'm blocking the ad on my own video with my premium stupid premium +[2896.78 --> 2901.66] membership uh the fact that like youtube our google play music is included like it's already a great value i +[2901.66 --> 2908.78] i don't really understand why we need these originals uh like original series um but what this will +[2908.78 --> 2913.82] probably mean is that youtube is going to be cutting back the kind of funding that they had put aside for +[2913.82 --> 2917.90] youtube originals like it seems to me that they've just done some re-kid jiggering of the map on the +[2917.90 --> 2924.54] back end for how this youtube premium money is getting distributed and they've gone well we're spending a lot +[2924.54 --> 2928.30] on these originals but they don't seem to be actually driving subscriptions so what if we just kind of +[2928.30 --> 2933.66] cut that entire part of the equation and like we can still do youtube originals and that's like cool +[2933.66 --> 2937.42] but let's just make it accessible to everyone and then maybe it'll get a lot more views and then +[2937.42 --> 2941.18] like maybe people will care more about it and we can go like mainstream with this whole thing and then +[2941.18 --> 2945.98] there's like merch and licensing and like other platforms that we can license it to and like they +[2945.98 --> 2951.90] could take a more conventional approach to uh to high production value content and that's that's right +[2951.90 --> 2956.62] because even though it was a ton of money hundreds of millions of dollars that's still a drop in the +[2956.62 --> 2962.62] bucket compared to the tens of billions that other services like netflix and amazon prime and hulu are +[2962.62 --> 2969.10] spending so and no offense to ourselves and other youtubers but like quite frankly i would i would pick +[2969.74 --> 2977.18] you know the actual experienced hollywood production people that netflix works with over like youtubers +[2977.18 --> 2983.18] for these kinds of well the thing is you lose the spirit of what you like about the youtuber like i love +[2983.18 --> 2988.86] vsauce i didn't michael if you're watching i didn't really care for the mind frame that i watched and +[2988.86 --> 2994.22] the reason even though the concepts are cool is because it's no longer vsauce because the cool thing +[2994.22 --> 2999.66] you like about vsauce is michael's cool entrance and like it's just one camera and he sets it up in a +[2999.66 --> 3003.58] weird location in his house in a weird way and then suddenly i just feel like i'm watching discovery +[3003.58 --> 3008.54] channel or something with these epic sweeps all booms and it's like it doesn't have the same character +[3008.54 --> 3015.02] yeah yeah so this is gonna start uh it's actually starting in 2019 but it won't fully affect all +[3015.02 --> 3020.06] originals until 2020. there's probably some contract stuff going on there so some of the originals will +[3020.06 --> 3025.18] be free to watch with ads soon and others you'll have to wait a little while speaking of things that +[3025.18 --> 3031.42] you'll have to wait a little while for the wan show you're you're fixed next week because we are +[3031.42 --> 3037.98] done for the day it's uh wow it is 20 after 6 we are super done for the day we will see you again next +[3037.98 --> 3040.46] week same bat time same bat channel bye +[3046.70 --> 3048.78] one chat's like hey it's vsauce michael here +[3050.14 --> 3052.86] i would i did get to meet some of his support +[3052.86 --> 3053.26] stuff +[3053.26 --> 3055.34] oh that's i was honest +[3057.66 --> 3059.50] were they like oh wow that's so cool +[3059.50 --> 3060.30] you look for my head +[3061.74 --> 3065.26] nope they were like who no i don't even know if they have anything +[3065.26 --> 3072.06] you like +[3072.06 --> 3074.06] you +[3074.06 --> 3076.06] you +[3076.06 --> 3078.06] you +[3078.06 --> 3080.06] you +[3080.06 --> 3082.06] you +[3082.06 --> 3084.06] you +[3084.06 --> 3086.06] you +[3086.06 --> 3088.06] you diff --git a/Jayz, Louis Rossmann, Wendell - WAN Show July 13 2018_transcript.txt b/Jayz, Louis Rossmann, Wendell - WAN Show July 13 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1d763362bb58c2174a8c47e3395693f4e6a41e57 --- /dev/null +++ b/Jayz, Louis Rossmann, Wendell - WAN Show July 13 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1486 @@ +[0.00 --> 7.92] Boom! We should be live on the WAN show. I'm gonna yet again pull it up on my phone because of the +[7.92 --> 14.04] should that I just did you get them? No. Okay you guys are gonna witness some fly hunting throughout +[14.04 --> 17.64] the show because there's one that just will not leave us alone and I believe Lewis is gonna murder +[17.64 --> 25.32] it before we're done. But to to introduce people here, Lewis Rossman, fighter of Apple, repairer of +[25.32 --> 31.50] everything. What's your like channel and stuff? What various callouts? Rossman group with two S's and two N's. +[31.50 --> 40.82] That's a good way to do that. Level one Tex, Wendell. How's it going? Linux master man. Oh! Don't hit me now. +[40.82 --> 50.28] Where'd it go? This will be a recurring theme. It's a big one too. Oh it's it's it's been feeding for a while. +[50.28 --> 56.46] It would be an honor to be assaulted by Lewis Rossman. +[56.46 --> 61.08] Yeah he'll repair it afterwards. I am also down to be a target. Just go for gold. +[61.08 --> 66.46] Yeah. Let's go! Right on the face! +[66.46 --> 71.46] I love how you're like I'll take it and then it goes okay here we go. +[71.46 --> 76.10] We're right here yeah. Okay yeah uh channel level one Tex any other callouts you want to do. +[76.10 --> 80.90] How's it going? Yeah there we go Wendell. Jay's two cents. You guys probably know Jay. +[80.90 --> 87.22] Jay's two cents everywhere. Yeah. With a Z. It's not Jay Z on Twitter. No. But if you're gonna tag me +[87.22 --> 92.64] tag Beyonce too. Yeah might as well include it. And this Wendell show will probably not be super +[92.64 --> 97.74] standard. We have some news topics. I don't know what almost any of them are. We know that the uh there's +[97.74 --> 104.78] some updates to the MacBook Pro. Uh Chrome is using more RAM. Wow that's surprising. And some other +[104.78 --> 108.06] stuff. But I doubt we'll get to a ton of it because we'll probably go into crazy tangents +[108.06 --> 112.54] and we might kill a fly. I'm gonna roll the intro and we'll be back in a second. +[127.74 --> 146.78] So if you're watching this you're probably either going or not. Um private internet access, VPN, and +[146.78 --> 152.46] Savage Jerky are the sponsors for this show. I'm gonna try to reset this and then go back to Maine. +[152.46 --> 159.50] So new MacBook Pro is coming out. Um they have replaced the keyboard. Uh but as we were talking +[159.50 --> 166.54] before the show. It's not gonna fail anymore? Wrong! You're not typing wrong? It is a third generation +[166.54 --> 172.62] butterfly keyboard. However this design was was not intended to solve the recently highlighted +[172.62 --> 178.78] butterfly keyboard issues. That's a direct quote from Apple isn't it? I believe so. It's not in quotes +[178.78 --> 183.58] here but I believe so. Well not well I mean there was no problem with begin with right? You just type +[183.58 --> 190.30] it too hard. So what what was the actual I generally stay away from from those but what was the actual +[190.30 --> 195.26] problem? Well people would say that the key is either not working or it'll type 20 times and you press it +[195.26 --> 200.94] once. And usually people would show up and say I didn't get any water on it. It just happened that I'd open +[200.94 --> 205.66] it and it would be yellow and brown and ugly. But some of these look like they're just new out of the box and +[205.66 --> 210.46] the keys just don't work on them. And then it started to be something where once a day somebody would show +[210.46 --> 214.78] up. Then five people a day would show up. Then when we had like 20 to 40 people showing up a day with the +[214.78 --> 219.74] same problem and calling and uh emailing about it I realized this is gonna be a thing. Yeah yeah. +[221.18 --> 226.46] That's the super shallow flat real thin key. Yeah it's the thin key that goes like every time you type +[226.46 --> 230.54] it that really obnoxious annoying one. It's not like a nice mechanical keyboard noise. It's a mechanical +[230.54 --> 235.90] keyboard noise without any of the mechanic part. Yeah. There's no bass to it. It's just good. +[235.90 --> 240.54] Yeah they just have like this. I was not a fan of that keyboard at all. Like I couldn't type on it. +[241.34 --> 245.98] Yeah. The throw is just so short. But basically what I'm hearing here is we got a new keyboard but +[246.78 --> 251.90] it could potentially have all the same problems as the other ones. Well yeah they they specifically didn't +[251.90 --> 256.38] even roll this keyboard out to fix the problem. So I assume I assume there will be the same. Because it was never a +[256.38 --> 262.78] problem. Right I gotta I gotta put the Apple hat back on. Do you have a sense that if it it's more +[262.78 --> 267.98] than like a year old it's exponentially more likely to fail unnaturally or is it is it age related at +[267.98 --> 271.90] all? I don't know I think it's even age related because some people showing up with this have had +[271.90 --> 275.10] it for six or eight months and they'll show up and ask if we can fix it because they don't want to +[275.10 --> 281.82] wait a week or two for the Apple store to do it. Weird. Not good. Well just like iPhone 4 just don't hold it +[281.82 --> 288.70] that way. Yeah. It's just this really weird level of utopianism where I think like if it honestly +[288.70 --> 294.22] reminds me what my history teacher used to talk about with Russia and the Soviet Union where somebody +[294.22 --> 298.30] would be we call the counter-revolutionary because they did something wrong and they would that guy +[298.30 --> 301.58] would get thrown in prison and then the guy that was throwing him in prison would wind up getting +[301.58 --> 306.14] thrown in prison by somebody else. Like somebody will say my machine is getting really hot and I get +[306.14 --> 310.22] lines on the screen and they'll say why didn't you get Apple care if you had Apple care then it would have +[310.22 --> 316.30] been covered. And then the guy that says that winds up one day out of Apple care with a machine +[316.30 --> 320.14] where like it'll just start randomly crashing and he's like oh my god maybe that other person was +[320.14 --> 323.90] right. But then he'll post in the forum and they'll go why didn't you get well they've released the +[323.90 --> 328.70] replacement program for it why didn't you get it. And one of the funny things was the 2010 MacBook where +[328.70 --> 332.94] they it had a crashing problem because they used the wrong capacitor they released the replacement +[332.94 --> 337.50] program in 2013 that only covered the machine three years from the date of purchase and the machine +[337.50 --> 343.02] was manufactured in 2010. So like if you were sitting there going F5, F5, F5, F5 on their warranty page +[343.02 --> 348.14] maybe you would be able to get it. But if you believe that Apple products are this great because +[348.14 --> 353.66] in some ways they are you know they're easy to use they use PCI Express SSDs in like 2013. They had +[353.66 --> 358.22] really great screens they don't crash as often if you're comparing its older windows and something goes +[358.22 --> 363.10] wrong you really don't want to believe that the product is bad. Yeah. So you either have to admit that they +[363.10 --> 367.66] have faults or you have to deny your own experience and what drives me nuts is when people will actually +[367.66 --> 372.70] believe I'm typing on it wrong. I'm holding it wrong. I'm encoding video on it wrong. And that's +[372.70 --> 377.18] what drives me nuts. It's not that the product itself is terrible. It's that when something goes +[377.18 --> 381.18] wrong with it people will just treat themselves as if they did something wrong rather than if the +[381.18 --> 385.26] company did something wrong. Because they truly believe the product is fail proof. Yeah it's like you +[385.26 --> 388.94] know it's not like other companies don't have faults too it's just if somebody buys an HP +[388.94 --> 393.82] and that happens they will yell at HP. But if something happens with an Apple product and it's +[393.82 --> 399.02] the same fault they'll just believe that they did something wrong and it drives me up a wall. +[399.02 --> 407.02] Yeah and it's a frustrating experience too because like I've generally liked Apple's ecosystem because +[407.02 --> 413.02] I will send certain people there. Like for instance my mom I tried to get her to get an iPhone then she +[413.02 --> 416.78] got used to Android so there's no point trying to flip that over again. But I tried to get her to get an +[416.78 --> 421.10] iPhone because like you said they're they're quite easy to use they're usually fairly intuitive all +[421.10 --> 426.06] that kind of stuff. But then when you start having these problems it's like okay you're spending with +[426.06 --> 431.66] this new MacBook up to like seven thousand dollars if you want to get the crazy max tier. Oh they get +[431.66 --> 438.94] pretty expensive. What? You can get six cores, 32 gigs of RAM, like four terabyte SSD so you can get the +[438.94 --> 444.22] specs ridiculously high which is I guess part of the factor because anytime you tear up anything in +[444.22 --> 447.66] Apple's customizer it's really expensive. And there's some things that they do well you know +[447.66 --> 451.26] like if David Bowie was coming back to life for 20 minutes and I had one chance to record you've +[451.26 --> 456.38] been around again I would want to do it on a Mac not Windows 10. Right. It's just I don't want to +[456.38 --> 461.10] deal with all these other problems. Windows 10 might try to you know like update in the middle. Yeah yeah +[461.10 --> 468.46] some nonsense like that. Man okay so for LTX which is tomorrow uh we have we have two guests here from the +[468.46 --> 472.06] forum two guys that I've never met before which I think is actually really cool that they're coming I haven't +[472.06 --> 477.58] seen them yet uh but two admins on the forum and one of them came over here with his business laptop +[477.58 --> 481.98] and he had a Windows update hit him while he was here and it bricked his Windows. I don't remember +[481.98 --> 487.58] the exact details but he had to rush here in the morning and borrow a computer in a flash drive so +[487.58 --> 491.18] that he could get Windows onto a flash drive so he could completely reformat everything so he could +[491.18 --> 494.86] keep working. Microsoft genuinely earned the reputation that they have and they earned the people +[494.86 --> 499.34] that will put up with this nonsense from Apple just to escape it. I completely understand it. Well I've had two +[499.34 --> 503.82] systems completely fail on update to the point to where it was the system was completely unsavable. +[503.82 --> 508.70] And I remember getting Windows Vista with a new machine where when it first came out you couldn't +[508.70 --> 513.50] even run programs without running an update. You would just try to open a new browser and it would +[513.50 --> 520.14] just sit there and then 20 minutes later it would open. Yeah. It's like I don't know. Really bad. My computer +[520.14 --> 525.58] was one of the admittedly I guess probably over the overall spectrum of the amount of people that had this +[525.58 --> 529.66] happened to him. Not that high percentage but my computer was one of the ones that when they forced +[529.66 --> 534.70] the upgrade to Windows 10 I wasn't even at home. I had denied the upgrade so many times. Then I was +[534.70 --> 538.78] at work and while I was at work my computer upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and bricked itself. That +[538.78 --> 542.86] was when they implemented the like click here now before this countdown's gone if you don't want it. +[542.86 --> 546.22] Yeah. Because they knew people were leaving their systems on walking away going to work. Yeah. +[546.22 --> 551.10] Whatever. You'd come back suddenly mid-update. And I had even ran the scripts that are supposed to stop it. Yeah. +[551.10 --> 555.58] But then they'd release some update that would get around that and it was just very frustrating. +[555.58 --> 560.22] One thing I've enjoyed this entire conversation is that Wendell has been almost silent. +[561.50 --> 564.86] I take it this way. If Wendell hasn't said anything yet we're not wrong. +[566.22 --> 570.78] Well no. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. I agree with that. But it's just the Linux man. Yeah. It's just like. +[570.78 --> 577.42] Linux. There are systems that I have that have uptimes of like 600 days which is actually really bad because +[577.42 --> 581.98] there are kernel updates and security updates and stuff like that. So those machines are potentially +[581.98 --> 586.54] a typhoid Mary. But yeah. 600 days of uptime. Woo. Yeah. +[586.54 --> 590.46] I like running Windows in a virtual machine because then it's like oh look Windows update +[590.46 --> 593.90] broke itself. Segregated. I can just hit a button and it's like oh look it's the way that it was yesterday. +[595.18 --> 596.86] Nice try Microsoft. You failed. +[596.86 --> 600.14] Sweet. One of the things we're actually working on back in my studio right now is +[600.86 --> 604.78] he landed on my hand right now. So we're gonna get him. Okay. Okay. He's back. +[604.78 --> 610.38] We're actually gonna do some rollbacks and force updates. We're gonna do comparative benchmarks to +[610.38 --> 614.22] see how much it actually impacts your system both high end and low end. Because there's times we're +[614.22 --> 618.06] doing benchmarks and we're like what the heck. Suddenly something's weird. Like we start going +[618.70 --> 623.50] really super stuttery or something. We realize like oh look background process updates happening +[623.50 --> 627.02] and it's eating 25 percent of our resources. Yeah. Yeah. Anatech ran into that with their +[628.22 --> 633.34] Zen Plus coverage. Yeah. The Rise of the Tomb Raider and a whole bunch of games were running +[634.06 --> 639.58] as good or slightly better on AMD than Intel and it was because they had the high precision timer. +[639.58 --> 644.22] Which reading and writing from hardware registers triggers the meltdown specter mitigations more I +[644.22 --> 648.78] guess. Yeah. So depending on what you're doing you could have a significant reduction in performance. +[648.78 --> 655.66] Right. It's an interesting situation. Do you want to talk a little bit about not too much because we +[655.66 --> 659.10] got a video to release. But do you want to talk a little bit about what you're doing here with Anthony? +[659.10 --> 665.66] It was exciting. Yeah. I spent Monday and Tuesday with Anthony doing Linux stuff and it's Linux on +[665.66 --> 670.78] gaming. Gaming on Linux. And so we look at native Linux on gaming which is pretty cool. It basically +[670.78 --> 676.94] works. And then gaming through wrappers like wine and all the various flavors of that. Running 12 +[676.94 --> 682.94] different versions of wine at the same time easily. And then finally virtualization and the horizon for +[682.94 --> 687.10] doing everything through a virtual machine and not really sacrificing anything in terms of performance. +[687.10 --> 691.82] I'm really looking forward to that. That'll be really good. We'll have companion guides and stuff on the forum for +[691.82 --> 697.82] like really nitty gritty step by step if you want to do Fedora or Ubuntu or you know Arch or whatever. +[697.82 --> 703.66] And everything he just said is why we were talking earlier about how Apple is sometimes more easily accessible. +[705.42 --> 711.82] 12 different versions of wine. Yeah. Oh, so you're running a game for Mac. Well, you're going to have to do the metal API. Sorry. +[711.82 --> 716.54] It's gotten a lot better now. Like compared to let's say 15 years ago if you wanted to do a digital audio workstation, +[716.54 --> 723.82] Linux was terrible for it. But it's gotten a lot better. Yeah. It's not, you know. Yeah. It's still got some rough edges. +[723.82 --> 733.18] I extremely rarely do the hip things and go to clubs and stuff. But the only time I ever will is for one of my friends and on his birthday. +[733.18 --> 741.58] And we went to one place and I noticed that the DJ had a giant MSI laptop with a full RGB keyboard and stuff. +[741.58 --> 746.62] And I was even thinking like that's just like weird. Yeah. Like I took a photo because I was like oh it's cool. +[746.62 --> 751.82] Usually it's a Macbook. But it's usually a Macbook and even just it was one of the like thick ones. +[751.82 --> 754.94] Because it had the, I believe it was one of the mechanical keyboard ones. So like the Titans. +[754.94 --> 760.14] It's just huge. Yeah. It's a massive, massive cumbersome laptop that he brings to shows. +[760.14 --> 766.62] I firmly believe that this like we want laptops as thin as paper. I don't think that a lot of consumers really want that. +[766.62 --> 774.62] I think consumers like thin and light. But I think if you tell a consumer hey you can get five more years out of this machine if it's got a replaceable keyboard and it's just a hair thicker. +[774.62 --> 778.38] That doesn't seem unreasonable. You've talked about this a bunch with phones. +[778.38 --> 782.86] Not to admit that I watch a huge amount of your content and have since way before I made videos. +[782.86 --> 789.98] But you're talking about how you see a lot of reviewers review a phone. And it's different than consumers looking at a phone. +[789.98 --> 792.06] Yeah. Because thickness, plastic backs, all that kind of stuff. +[792.06 --> 797.02] There's this big disconnect when I read a review and then when I talk to people who come in and say what they want on a phone. +[797.02 --> 801.26] Just while, you know, let's say we're fixing somebody's phone. We can have a 15 minute conversation. +[801.26 --> 805.82] I've never heard a normal person that I've met in real life talk about the bezel of a phone. +[805.82 --> 810.22] Every single reviewer they'll spend two or three paragraphs talking about the bezel. +[810.22 --> 813.58] Like you know how it goes out to the end and how we find no casing at all. +[813.58 --> 815.66] I've never heard somebody talk about that or care. +[815.66 --> 820.78] You know in real life they think you know it would be nice if I dropped my phone from here to here that it not break. +[820.78 --> 822.14] They don't care about the bezel. +[822.14 --> 826.38] Or they'll say the back is made of premium materials but the regular person will say I can see fingerprints. +[826.38 --> 827.10] That's ugly. +[827.10 --> 827.66] Yeah. +[827.66 --> 829.34] Or they're going to stick it in a case anyway and they don't care. +[829.34 --> 832.70] Yeah. And it has to, you know, like a phone like this has to go in a case because it's, +[832.70 --> 834.38] it'll crack if I go from here to here. +[834.38 --> 834.70] Yeah. +[834.70 --> 838.06] And the back of it looks nice but if I actually touch it you can feel fingerprints. +[838.06 --> 842.06] The only thing I care about with bezel is whether or not it's slippery without a case. +[842.06 --> 842.62] Yeah. +[842.62 --> 842.86] The other thing. +[842.86 --> 846.30] Phones are getting more slick over time, you know, and that's always bugged me. +[846.30 --> 849.74] But other than that, that's why you don't really see phone reviews on my channel because I'm one of those people +[849.74 --> 851.26] that just don't care about any of that. +[851.26 --> 851.42] Yeah. +[851.42 --> 855.74] And if you sold the phone, imagine if you, I think that if you put it in a bullet point, +[855.74 --> 860.70] two years from now it will still work, the battery can be replaced and it's not going to slow down too terribly, +[860.70 --> 863.74] that somebody may actually consider buying it over something else, you know. +[863.74 --> 867.66] You have an extra eighth of a millimeter but you can replace the battery. +[867.66 --> 869.82] I have an LG G5 for just that reason. +[869.82 --> 875.34] It's, you know, ancient by today's standards but removable battery and metal back and still +[875.34 --> 877.26] has a fingerprint sensor and it's not like super heavy. +[877.26 --> 879.98] And I see a lot of people say, yeah, but in two years you're going to get a new phone anyway. +[879.98 --> 883.66] It's like, okay, you may get a new phone anyway in two years but somebody that doesn't want to +[883.66 --> 885.50] spend an extra two or four hundred dollars isn't. +[885.50 --> 887.18] Yeah, I think G5 is... +[887.18 --> 888.62] I'm sorry, I didn't... +[888.62 --> 890.94] I used to be an annual upgrader but not anymore. +[890.94 --> 891.34] Yeah. +[891.34 --> 895.42] I'll go two years plus and usually the only thing that will make me upgrade is if I start +[895.42 --> 897.10] seeing battery degradation. +[897.10 --> 900.62] And that's only because I've been on iPhone for the longest time now, it's because it's super simple +[900.62 --> 905.34] and that's only because it's not easy to service battery swaps, you know, for an average end user. +[905.74 --> 911.42] I think that design kind of peaked around probably the Galaxy S3 because removable battery, +[911.42 --> 914.78] upgradable storage and it still had a plastic back. +[914.78 --> 915.58] Yeah. +[915.58 --> 919.18] And there were cases for it that you could replace the back, like you could take the back off +[919.18 --> 921.26] and have like a leather back if you wanted. +[921.26 --> 925.34] Well, when I was still working in IT, we had an entire fleet of S3s out there and you could +[925.34 --> 927.50] do the extended battery with the extended back cover. +[927.50 --> 927.90] Oh, yeah. +[927.90 --> 929.18] You know, we were sending those out into the field. +[929.18 --> 929.74] Yeah. +[929.74 --> 931.58] I don't know why that went out of vogue. +[931.58 --> 934.62] Yeah, a lot of people said, well, the battery life on modern phones is good enough that you +[934.62 --> 937.18] don't need a second battery to get through the day but that totally ignores the fact that... +[937.18 --> 937.90] They're not me. +[937.90 --> 938.62] Yeah, after... +[938.62 --> 939.50] It's not even that. +[939.50 --> 943.58] That's not even the issue so much as it is one year or two years later when it barely has any battery +[943.58 --> 943.98] life. +[943.98 --> 944.54] I want this. +[944.54 --> 946.22] I'm going to keep this thing for longer than two years. +[946.22 --> 947.42] Let's talk the battery out. +[947.42 --> 948.94] I don't see no reason to buy it. +[948.94 --> 951.98] And I think more people would buy it if you actually advertise that. +[951.98 --> 954.94] And I haven't seen anybody advertise longevity as a feature. +[954.94 --> 955.50] No. +[955.50 --> 956.22] But it could be. +[956.22 --> 962.86] One thing, in Twitch chat, I posted a poll because I'm interested on the exact percentages, +[962.86 --> 967.74] at least for our audience, which is a terrible section if we want to be scientific, but whatever. +[967.74 --> 971.58] I want to see the exact percentages of people that care about ultra-thin bezels. +[971.58 --> 973.34] So check straw poll in the chat. +[973.34 --> 978.46] And S3 specifically, I have one interesting story with that that ties into what you're +[978.46 --> 980.30] talking about with it should be able to fall, right? +[981.02 --> 986.14] I was at university and I was late for class so I was sprinting and I ran down a huge set +[986.14 --> 990.70] of steps and I had too much momentum and there was one of those like poles that stop cars from +[990.70 --> 991.34] going into areas. +[991.34 --> 991.50] Yeah. +[991.50 --> 996.30] So I decided I'll just hop over it and I jump and I remember that my, as I'm mid-air, remember +[996.30 --> 999.18] that my phone is in my sweater pocket, not in my jeans pocket. +[999.18 --> 1003.90] It goes flying, smacks into the ground, the battery goes one way, the bat goes the other way, +[1003.90 --> 1005.82] the rest of the phone goes the other way. +[1005.82 --> 1009.02] Tiny chip in the corner, put everything back together, turn it back on, works perfectly. +[1009.02 --> 1009.82] What phone was that? +[1009.82 --> 1010.86] S3 Galaxy S3. +[1010.86 --> 1012.06] That was a hard phone to break. +[1012.06 --> 1012.46] Yeah. +[1012.46 --> 1017.50] And like I think one of the things that actually helps is that it kind of explodes and it like, +[1017.50 --> 1021.58] I can't remember the correct terminology for it, but the force of the impact goes with +[1021.58 --> 1023.26] each part and lets it blow out. +[1023.26 --> 1023.42] Yeah. +[1023.42 --> 1026.38] Was the PS3 one of the earlier Gorilla Glass phones? +[1026.38 --> 1027.18] Yeah. +[1027.18 --> 1027.58] Yeah. +[1027.58 --> 1027.74] Yeah. +[1027.74 --> 1028.14] Yeah. +[1028.14 --> 1029.58] When that actually meant something. +[1029.58 --> 1030.06] Yeah. +[1030.06 --> 1033.26] Before they kept making the Gorilla Glass thinner which then just made it as brittle as anything +[1033.26 --> 1033.66] else. +[1033.66 --> 1033.90] Yeah. +[1033.90 --> 1034.46] Yeah. +[1034.46 --> 1039.18] Well, with the G5 where it's got the replaceable battery and still kind of modern, I've replaced +[1039.18 --> 1040.46] the battery in it twice. +[1040.46 --> 1040.94] 78%. +[1040.94 --> 1041.02] Yeah. +[1041.02 --> 1045.18] I mean, it was basically launch day phone and you just slide it out and slide a new battery in. +[1045.18 --> 1046.38] It's eight bucks from China. +[1046.38 --> 1046.78] Yeah. +[1046.78 --> 1047.18] Yeah. +[1047.18 --> 1048.14] That's the other thing. +[1048.14 --> 1050.94] You can get those batteries so cheap if you buy them third party. +[1050.94 --> 1055.98] So the poll results for people that didn't click on results when they ended is about 78% +[1055.98 --> 1062.78] of people do not care about ultra thin bezels and 28, well I guess, yeah, 22% of people do. +[1062.78 --> 1065.74] That's the audience of people watching a tech review channel. +[1065.74 --> 1065.90] Yeah. +[1065.90 --> 1066.94] Yeah. +[1066.94 --> 1070.54] So it's skewed, but I don't necessarily know in what direction. +[1070.54 --> 1072.86] It's still, it's such a high percentage that like- +[1072.86 --> 1073.50] We've seen it though. +[1073.50 --> 1074.54] We've seen these early polls. +[1074.54 --> 1078.14] You let them go for five minutes or five days. +[1078.14 --> 1080.38] It tends to whatever, like the first few minutes ratio of the seat, it just goes. +[1080.38 --> 1081.34] It won't change a ton. +[1081.34 --> 1081.90] Yeah. +[1081.90 --> 1083.42] It'll generally stay there. +[1083.42 --> 1083.82] Yeah. +[1083.82 --> 1084.38] Yeah. +[1084.38 --> 1084.78] Yeah. +[1084.78 --> 1089.98] So like I, and well the thing is if you expose that poll to a much different audience, it +[1089.98 --> 1093.10] might shift it a bit more, but I kind of doubt it. +[1093.10 --> 1096.70] I have had a similar experience, I'm sure you've talked to more people about it, but I've had +[1096.70 --> 1098.70] a similar experience talking to just friends and family. +[1098.70 --> 1099.10] Yeah. +[1099.10 --> 1100.54] Like what would you want in a phone? +[1100.54 --> 1104.46] I remember reading so many phone reviews for this and I saw one Eli the Computer Guy clip +[1104.46 --> 1109.34] of a video very, you know, with his $500 camera pointing at it saying, this is me loading Google +[1109.34 --> 1109.98] Maps. +[1109.98 --> 1110.70] This is it not lagging. +[1110.70 --> 1112.46] And I just thought, sold. +[1112.46 --> 1113.34] Yeah. +[1113.34 --> 1114.46] That's all I really care about. +[1114.46 --> 1114.86] Yeah. +[1114.86 --> 1115.82] The things that I do every day. +[1115.82 --> 1118.70] When I go to, you know, Hale and Uber, is it going to take forever? +[1118.70 --> 1120.70] When I want to scroll around, is it going to take forever? +[1120.70 --> 1122.14] Does the battery last? +[1122.14 --> 1123.42] You know, things, basic stuff. +[1123.42 --> 1129.90] With phones these days that can like play relatively decent graphic fidelity games at +[1129.90 --> 1134.70] relatively decent frame rates, like they can probably open Uber and Google Maps relatively +[1134.70 --> 1135.70] easily. +[1135.70 --> 1140.82] I feel like we've progressed so far in the mobile computing technologies and how fast things +[1140.82 --> 1141.82] are. +[1141.82 --> 1144.98] Like the early days of smartphones, back when I had my Blackberry Storm and the Droid One +[1144.98 --> 1150.62] was out and the iPhone 3 and 3G or 3GS, you know, it's like back then it was a big deal. +[1150.62 --> 1154.74] Like this one scrolls smoother where the Android was choppy and stuff where obviously there was +[1154.74 --> 1158.06] big variance between the devices, but now everything's so damn close. +[1158.06 --> 1158.58] Yeah. +[1158.58 --> 1160.66] It's really hard to differentiate a winner. +[1160.66 --> 1162.50] It really comes down to the interface. +[1162.50 --> 1167.82] I think the interface battle is the thing that keeps Android, iPhone, and then I think, +[1167.82 --> 1169.98] like, I'm surprised Blackberry is even still around. +[1169.98 --> 1172.58] You're the only other person I've met that had a storm. +[1172.58 --> 1173.58] That was... +[1173.58 --> 1174.58] I had a storm because... +[1174.58 --> 1175.58] How did you feel about the first generation storm? +[1175.58 --> 1176.58] It was terrible. +[1176.58 --> 1177.58] Oh, God. +[1177.58 --> 1178.58] It was terrible. +[1178.58 --> 1183.18] I never used the, because I think I had a physical keyboard too if I remember correctly. +[1183.18 --> 1184.90] That one, no, there was no physical. +[1184.90 --> 1185.90] That was the one that clicked. +[1185.90 --> 1186.90] That's right. +[1186.90 --> 1187.90] It had the fake screen. +[1187.90 --> 1188.90] The whole screen went down. +[1188.90 --> 1189.90] Yeah, but it only had one button in the middle. +[1189.90 --> 1190.90] Right. +[1190.90 --> 1194.22] So as you got further out to the edge, you had a little bit more of a tilt. +[1194.22 --> 1198.22] I got it because, I mean, I was on Verizon and we didn't have any other options at the +[1198.22 --> 1199.22] time. +[1199.22 --> 1200.22] Yeah. +[1200.22 --> 1202.22] You know, iPhone obviously didn't come to Verizon until the 4S was out and then... +[1202.22 --> 1203.22] Yeah. +[1203.22 --> 1204.22] It lagged so badly. +[1204.22 --> 1205.22] Right. +[1205.22 --> 1206.22] It took seven minutes to move. +[1206.22 --> 1209.22] So as soon as the Droid 1, the original Droid came out, I replaced the Blackberry with +[1209.22 --> 1210.22] that. +[1210.22 --> 1214.54] And then I carried both iPhone and Samsung at work for quite a while. +[1214.54 --> 1219.98] So I've got a very unique perspective of at least back in 2013, what it was like to be +[1219.98 --> 1221.22] a dual wielder, you know? +[1221.22 --> 1222.22] Yeah. +[1222.22 --> 1225.22] I never had any experience on the other side of the road back then, but I remember when +[1225.22 --> 1227.22] like the first Android butter update came out. +[1227.22 --> 1228.22] Mm-hmm. +[1228.22 --> 1232.22] That was the biggest deal I had seen in a while because it massively improved the usability. +[1232.22 --> 1234.22] I think Euclare was like one of the first ones I was on. +[1234.22 --> 1235.22] Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1235.22 --> 1236.22] Okay. +[1236.22 --> 1237.22] You know what phone was massively underrated? +[1237.22 --> 1240.22] It was the last generation T-Mobile Sidekick. +[1240.22 --> 1242.22] I heard a lot of people really liked it. +[1242.22 --> 1243.22] Yeah. +[1243.22 --> 1247.22] It ran Java, which is like you would think it would be a pile of garbage because Java. +[1247.22 --> 1249.22] Especially in those days because that was before Android. +[1249.22 --> 1254.22] But the thing with a phone is that if it does what you want it to do really well, that it's +[1254.22 --> 1255.22] a really good phone. +[1255.22 --> 1256.22] It doesn't need to be a status symbol. +[1256.22 --> 1257.22] Mm-hmm. +[1257.22 --> 1258.22] The Sidekick was kind of like... +[1258.22 --> 1262.22] It looked like a toy, but it had a good keyboard and the screen was decent. +[1262.22 --> 1265.22] But it also had a color LCD that was reflective. +[1265.22 --> 1269.22] So you're not going to get like photorealistic color, but you could get color. +[1269.22 --> 1272.22] And so the battery life would last forever, like days. +[1272.22 --> 1276.22] Because it wasn't actually having a backlight unless it was dark outside. +[1276.22 --> 1277.22] You mentioned status symbol too. +[1277.22 --> 1279.22] Here's a straw poll that might be interesting. +[1279.22 --> 1285.22] How many people choose a phone based on it being an accessory or a status thing? +[1285.22 --> 1286.22] Yeah. +[1286.22 --> 1287.22] Right? +[1287.22 --> 1289.22] Because I think a lot of people choose their phone based on where people are going to think +[1289.22 --> 1290.22] of my phone. +[1290.22 --> 1293.22] I think it's kind of sad, but I feel like there's a good percentage of people that care +[1293.22 --> 1294.22] about that. +[1294.22 --> 1296.22] How many people are going to admit to that though? +[1296.22 --> 1297.22] Probably very few. +[1297.22 --> 1302.22] It's not really much of a problem anymore, but there was a wall there where like the +[1302.22 --> 1306.22] pricey phones couldn't connect to like corporate email and stuff like that properly. +[1306.22 --> 1307.22] Right. +[1307.22 --> 1308.22] And so I was on the receiving end of that. +[1308.22 --> 1311.22] And it's like, you need to get this phone or this phone if you want it to work properly +[1311.22 --> 1312.22] with your email system. +[1312.22 --> 1315.22] And they're like, I'm going to buy this because it looks like I'm wealthy. +[1315.22 --> 1316.22] And it's just like... +[1316.22 --> 1318.22] That was one of the reasons why I had the blackberry to begin with because when I was +[1318.22 --> 1322.22] working in software at the time in our IT department, we had all of our own mail servers +[1322.22 --> 1323.22] and stuff. +[1323.22 --> 1325.22] It wasn't through standard pop or any of that stuff. +[1325.22 --> 1328.22] So it was the phone that could connect to it. +[1328.22 --> 1331.22] But I'll be the first to admit that one of the reasons why I got iPhone back when it +[1331.22 --> 1336.22] first came to Verizon was simply because it was something I couldn't get before. +[1336.22 --> 1339.22] And suddenly I could and everyone had it and I wanted it because of that. +[1339.22 --> 1344.22] And I literally have just stayed with it ever since because I got used to it and I'm comfortable. +[1344.22 --> 1347.22] I'm not really a mobile power user and I don't need anything crazy. +[1347.22 --> 1351.22] By the iPhone 4 it was not completely unusable, but the iPhone 1 that didn't have copy paste, +[1351.22 --> 1353.22] I just can't imagine that world. +[1353.22 --> 1356.22] Yeah, see I joined long after that obviously. +[1356.22 --> 1360.22] Speaking of not being able to imagine that world, we'll start from over here and go across. +[1360.22 --> 1363.22] What was your favorite phone? +[1363.22 --> 1365.22] Like at that point in time I guess. +[1365.22 --> 1369.22] At that point in time I think the HTC Incredible in 2010 because the other Android phones were +[1369.22 --> 1370.22] slow and clunky. +[1370.22 --> 1375.22] I was coming from a blackberry storm, so six minute boot time, opening browser takes a minute. +[1375.22 --> 1378.22] Every time you do something it stutters and I got that phone and when I would tap something +[1378.22 --> 1379.22] it just opened immediately. +[1379.22 --> 1380.22] There was no lag. +[1380.22 --> 1384.22] I'm sure if I upgraded to a new version of Android with it, or a newer, I shouldn't say new, +[1384.22 --> 1385.22] it would be slow. +[1385.22 --> 1386.22] Yeah. +[1386.22 --> 1387.22] And it also actually fit in your hand comfortably. +[1387.22 --> 1388.22] Right. +[1388.22 --> 1391.22] Very few phones will fit in my hand comfortably now because they're large. +[1391.22 --> 1392.22] Just really big. +[1392.22 --> 1393.22] Yeah. +[1393.22 --> 1395.22] Linus has a similar problem to that. +[1395.22 --> 1398.22] He likes old iPhones because they're much smaller. +[1398.22 --> 1399.22] What about you? +[1399.22 --> 1402.22] I've never had a phone that I like for more than six months. +[1402.22 --> 1405.22] It's okay for six months and then with the software updates and whatever I'm doing to +[1405.22 --> 1407.22] it, it starts to run really bad. +[1407.22 --> 1411.22] What phone had the best six month period then? +[1411.22 --> 1412.22] Probably the T-Mobile sidekick. +[1412.22 --> 1413.22] Yeah. +[1413.22 --> 1416.22] Like the very last generation one because you could really quickly switch between a bunch +[1416.22 --> 1417.22] of tasks. +[1417.22 --> 1419.22] The web browsing wasn't terrible. +[1419.22 --> 1420.22] Instant messaging wasn't terrible. +[1420.22 --> 1422.22] Email was pretty good. +[1422.22 --> 1427.22] There was one device before that that was like really, it was a little before that era. +[1427.22 --> 1430.22] It was like a Motorola pager thing. +[1430.22 --> 1431.22] It was not a phone. +[1431.22 --> 1432.22] That thing was awesome. +[1432.22 --> 1434.22] I don't remember what it was. +[1434.22 --> 1438.22] I had that before I had a cell phone and that was like, because then people couldn't +[1438.22 --> 1439.22] call me. +[1439.22 --> 1440.22] It was great. +[1440.22 --> 1442.22] Mine would probably be my S3. +[1442.22 --> 1444.22] I'm going to be easy. +[1444.22 --> 1447.22] Basically that story was awesome. +[1447.22 --> 1448.22] The thing was a tank. +[1448.22 --> 1450.22] I had it for so long. +[1450.22 --> 1451.22] I think it still works. +[1451.22 --> 1452.22] We got close. +[1452.22 --> 1453.22] It's on your shoe. +[1453.22 --> 1454.22] I know. +[1454.22 --> 1458.22] I had that phone for a very, very long time. +[1458.22 --> 1459.22] Oh, I hit him. +[1459.22 --> 1460.22] Did you see it hit the ground? +[1460.22 --> 1461.22] He came back up. +[1461.22 --> 1462.22] You actually hit him. +[1462.22 --> 1463.22] Got him. +[1463.22 --> 1464.22] But he's not dead. +[1464.22 --> 1466.22] He spiraled and he flew back up. +[1466.22 --> 1467.22] I think we're at one love. +[1467.22 --> 1470.22] He's going to get sucked into that machine and be on one of the fans with all his friends. +[1470.22 --> 1474.22] You guys can't see that, but that fangirl is pretty gnarly. +[1474.22 --> 1475.22] Wait, no way. +[1475.22 --> 1476.22] Yeah, he's right there. +[1476.22 --> 1477.22] There's another one right there. +[1477.22 --> 1478.22] Wait, there's another one? +[1478.22 --> 1479.22] Yeah, there's two. +[1479.22 --> 1480.22] There's three. +[1480.22 --> 1481.22] I was so excited. +[1481.22 --> 1485.22] I felt like my leg was going to be the death platform for this fly and I was stoked. +[1485.22 --> 1486.22] But yeah, my S3. +[1486.22 --> 1487.22] What about you? +[1487.22 --> 1490.22] I really liked the S3 just because it was a good size improvement. +[1490.22 --> 1491.22] But I don't want to copy your answer. +[1491.22 --> 1492.22] Sure. +[1492.22 --> 1496.22] So probably my original Droid because I actually played around back then with a lot of rooting, +[1496.22 --> 1497.22] different ROMs. +[1497.22 --> 1503.22] I actually wrote my own soundboard app back then for playing my daughter's first words. +[1503.22 --> 1506.22] And I wrote that for my wife so she could have it on her phone. +[1506.22 --> 1508.22] And so it was a lot of fun. +[1508.22 --> 1511.22] But then I think back then obviously there was a lot of limitations. +[1511.22 --> 1514.22] So their first Moto Droid and battery life kind of sucked. +[1514.22 --> 1516.22] And early Android wasn't as smooth. +[1516.22 --> 1517.22] It was clunky. +[1517.22 --> 1521.22] It took them like a year to make touch wiz not a giant polygarth. +[1521.22 --> 1522.22] Right. +[1522.22 --> 1525.22] But my problem with the Samsung phones was the amount of blow wear they came with too. +[1525.22 --> 1526.22] Yeah. +[1526.22 --> 1527.22] So that drives me nuts. +[1527.22 --> 1528.22] Yeah. +[1528.22 --> 1531.22] I've never, I've, I've, that's one reason why I'm on a Pixel right now. +[1531.22 --> 1534.22] It's just the stock experience is always preferred for me. +[1534.22 --> 1540.22] Most, most other phones that I've had, I've tried as hard as I possibly can to revert it to a stock based experience. +[1540.22 --> 1543.22] I do not like any of the custom UIs. +[1543.22 --> 1545.22] I don't like any of that kind of stuff. +[1545.22 --> 1546.22] It's all, it's all garbage. +[1546.22 --> 1547.22] This phone's too amazing. +[1547.22 --> 1548.22] Let's crap it up boys. +[1548.22 --> 1549.22] Yeah. +[1549.22 --> 1553.22] I don't think, I've never seen somebody ask, you know, say, I would like this phone to run slower. +[1553.22 --> 1555.22] Please add your own software to it. +[1555.22 --> 1556.22] Yeah. +[1556.22 --> 1557.22] You've never seen anybody ask for the Bixby button? +[1557.22 --> 1558.22] I would like a little bit more lag. +[1558.22 --> 1560.22] Well it's kind of like, it's kind of like laptops now, right? +[1560.22 --> 1564.22] MSI is notorious for a crap ton of dashboards and bulletware and stuff. +[1564.22 --> 1566.22] You know, it's like you get rid of all that stuff. +[1566.22 --> 1567.22] It's a good experience, but otherwise. +[1567.22 --> 1578.22] When you work in a, in a shop that sells, not necessarily a repair shop, but when you work in a shop that sells laptops and one of your main services is making them not junk out of the box. +[1578.22 --> 1581.22] That's, that's like a weird, weird place to be. +[1581.22 --> 1584.22] We have poll results for the, the question. +[1584.22 --> 1585.22] Not surprising. +[1585.22 --> 1587.22] Um, I don't think it's true at all. +[1587.22 --> 1589.22] You don't want people to choose based on status. +[1589.22 --> 1590.22] Oh yeah, definitely. +[1590.22 --> 1591.22] Those people are lying. +[1591.22 --> 1594.22] Well, it might be a little bit of lying. +[1594.22 --> 1600.22] It might be a little bit of subconscious shifting where you've decided that you want that phone because of status anyways, +[1600.22 --> 1603.22] and you'll justify it because of performance or feature reasons. +[1603.22 --> 1608.22] And I think probably the strongest factor is that the audience that we have. +[1608.22 --> 1609.22] Well, there's smartphone MP too, right? +[1609.22 --> 1613.22] If you have a crappy phone, the guy next to you pulls up the latest version, you're kind of like, oh, right? +[1613.22 --> 1614.22] I want that one. +[1614.22 --> 1615.22] And the same thing. +[1615.22 --> 1617.22] If you've got the latest one, you kind of want to be like, everyone look at my phone. +[1617.22 --> 1618.22] You know what I mean? +[1618.22 --> 1619.22] Yeah. +[1619.22 --> 1621.22] Because it's, it's, it's sad, but it really is like an accessory. +[1621.22 --> 1622.22] Yeah. +[1622.22 --> 1623.22] Yeah. +[1623.22 --> 1624.22] Yeah. +[1624.22 --> 1627.22] But like, again, with our audience though, it's, it's a bunch of PC performance freaks. +[1627.22 --> 1628.22] Yeah. +[1628.22 --> 1632.22] I'm not that surprised that PC performance freaks want high performance and high feature phones. +[1632.22 --> 1633.22] Right. +[1633.22 --> 1639.22] If we did this survey across everyone on the planet and everyone answered honestly, I bet you +[1639.22 --> 1641.22] stated it would probably be higher than anything else. +[1641.22 --> 1642.22] Probably. +[1642.22 --> 1646.22] But with this audience and with natural skewing, I'm not surprised it was 95%. +[1646.22 --> 1648.22] Would people really admit that? +[1648.22 --> 1652.22] Because then they have to admit to themselves, I spent an extra $400 for status. +[1652.22 --> 1656.22] And that's not a pill that I think most people would swallow. +[1656.22 --> 1657.22] Yeah. +[1657.22 --> 1659.22] It's, it's, it's an interesting question. +[1659.22 --> 1665.22] Like the, do you buy things for, for like, like functionality over aesthetic or aesthetic +[1665.22 --> 1666.22] over functionality? +[1666.22 --> 1671.22] I think a lot of people will say that they buy something for functionality, but they might +[1671.22 --> 1675.22] even be buying the aesthetic of functionality, if that makes sense. +[1675.22 --> 1676.22] Yeah. +[1676.22 --> 1678.22] If something looks like it's highly functional, then they want that thing. +[1678.22 --> 1682.22] It's, it's a really interesting mind game scenario because you might be convincing yourself +[1682.22 --> 1683.22] of something and not even realizing. +[1683.22 --> 1691.22] There's a, there's a dimension of that that's sort of related, which is taking your customizations +[1691.22 --> 1692.22] and your settings and stuff. +[1692.22 --> 1697.22] And that has always been like, if you spend a lot of time customizing your phone or customizing +[1697.22 --> 1701.22] whatever it is to make it exactly just so, you'll be punished because every time there's +[1701.22 --> 1706.22] an update or every time you switch phones, it is super difficult to get all those customizations +[1706.22 --> 1707.22] from one device to another. +[1707.22 --> 1708.22] And it shouldn't be. +[1708.22 --> 1709.22] Yeah. +[1709.22 --> 1712.22] That's one of the few things I liked about Apple's operating system is that when you use migration +[1712.22 --> 1715.22] system, and a time machine, it just copies everything. +[1715.22 --> 1720.22] Every app, even the settings within your applications will get all, even your third party applications, +[1720.22 --> 1721.22] all get copied over perfectly. +[1721.22 --> 1722.22] Yeah. +[1722.22 --> 1726.22] It's really one of the reasons why I stayed on, excuse me, iOS for so long was simply because +[1726.22 --> 1731.22] new phone, copy from previous backup, you know, restore up and running and everything's +[1731.22 --> 1732.22] exactly how I left it out. +[1732.22 --> 1733.22] I don't even use the ecosystem. +[1733.22 --> 1734.22] I don't have a watch. +[1734.22 --> 1737.22] I don't have an, I don't have an Apple or what's the Apple TV thing. +[1737.22 --> 1738.22] I don't have anything. +[1738.22 --> 1740.22] I have no other part of the ecosystem. +[1740.22 --> 1742.22] I even have a MacBook, but even they aren't connected. +[1742.22 --> 1743.22] Yeah. +[1743.22 --> 1744.22] Yeah. +[1744.22 --> 1747.22] Microsoft really screwed the pooch with the registry because the registry was supposed to +[1747.22 --> 1750.22] be that, and also your application data folder, and like theoretically you can move that between +[1750.22 --> 1752.22] machines, but in reality you can't. +[1752.22 --> 1753.22] Yeah. +[1753.22 --> 1754.22] It ends badly every time. +[1754.22 --> 1755.22] Yeah. +[1755.22 --> 1758.22] You can copy certain features of certain applications, but not everything. +[1758.22 --> 1760.22] And you have to reinstall the applications yourself. +[1760.22 --> 1765.22] I noticed that when you upgrade to a new phone, new device, right, it doesn't save the +[1765.22 --> 1766.22] apps or anything. +[1766.22 --> 1770.22] It saves the app data and then redownloads the apps fresh and then repopulates the data. +[1770.22 --> 1771.22] Yeah. +[1771.22 --> 1774.22] Which before it used to be, like you said, a direct copy, which was even, I believe in the +[1774.22 --> 1778.22] earlier days, was even copying the battery data, which was making new batteries perform like +[1778.22 --> 1780.22] poor batteries because of that efficiency scale. +[1780.22 --> 1781.22] Yeah. +[1781.22 --> 1783.22] So I did notice that when I upgraded this one. +[1783.22 --> 1784.22] Yeah. +[1784.22 --> 1790.22] That was one of the worst things, like working in a computer shop and you'd be doing services +[1790.22 --> 1793.22] and someone would buy a new computer and they'd want a data transfer. +[1793.22 --> 1798.22] And I'd try to, because I tried to be at least somewhat honest, I would try to explain to them +[1798.22 --> 1802.22] this is pretty easy to do on your own, but if they wanted it anyways, sure, whatever, sounds +[1802.22 --> 1803.22] good. +[1803.22 --> 1806.22] And you go to do it and then you have to tell them that they can't bring any of their programs. +[1806.22 --> 1807.22] It's strange. +[1807.22 --> 1808.22] And there's just that kind of, yeah. +[1808.22 --> 1813.22] That's a 20 minute conversation and there's like this ratio where like as the customer +[1813.22 --> 1814.22] is older, the conversation is longer. +[1814.22 --> 1815.22] Yeah. +[1815.22 --> 1816.22] Yeah. +[1816.22 --> 1820.22] And then you have to explain, well, you have to remember your own wifi password and you'll +[1820.22 --> 1821.22] have to do this and that. +[1821.22 --> 1825.22] Because we do data recovery and sometimes we can recover it to where you can do a, you +[1825.22 --> 1828.22] can use migration assistant when they get all their programs. +[1828.22 --> 1831.22] And sometimes you can't and I'm just copying your data folder from here to here. +[1831.22 --> 1835.22] And a lot of people, even if I explain to them, you have to reinstall your programs, your +[1835.22 --> 1836.22] settings will not be the same. +[1836.22 --> 1839.22] When they show up, they go, where's my stuff? +[1839.22 --> 1840.22] Yeah. +[1840.22 --> 1841.22] Wait, it's all in this folder? +[1841.22 --> 1843.22] I'm like, yeah, your music is in the music folder. +[1843.22 --> 1845.22] Okay, but where's the library? +[1845.22 --> 1847.22] I don't have my library. +[1847.22 --> 1848.22] And it's like, well, no, it's in there. +[1848.22 --> 1849.22] You just got a lot of Byteam. +[1849.22 --> 1851.22] He's like, I don't want a lot of Byteam. +[1851.22 --> 1856.22] And it's just, I mean, yeah, I've had people actually break down with tears because they +[1856.22 --> 1857.22] didn't remember their email password. +[1857.22 --> 1858.22] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1858.22 --> 1860.22] And the email password was in the, I'm like, I can't get you that. +[1860.22 --> 1861.22] It's like, what am I doing? +[1861.22 --> 1862.22] Yeah. +[1862.22 --> 1867.22] And the email password's an interesting one too because one of the biggest things is, +[1867.22 --> 1872.22] is like, they won't have a password manager, they won't have written their passwords down, +[1872.22 --> 1875.22] which I guess that's good, but they won't know how to log into anything. +[1875.22 --> 1876.22] Yeah. +[1876.22 --> 1877.22] And it's just like, ooh. +[1877.22 --> 1878.22] It's painful. +[1878.22 --> 1880.22] Carrying those sessions over would be super nice. +[1880.22 --> 1884.22] Yeah, what they're paying for is not fee to transfer the data, they're paying for the half-hour +[1884.22 --> 1886.22] conversation you're going to have about every single program. +[1886.22 --> 1887.22] Yeah. +[1887.22 --> 1891.22] There's some people that it's literally, it's just not even worth upgrading the computer. +[1891.22 --> 1893.22] Because they would just lose all their stuff. +[1893.22 --> 1894.22] Yeah. +[1894.22 --> 1897.22] And it's like, okay, well, I guess I'll deal with this slow, terrible experience. +[1897.22 --> 1901.22] Because it's better than losing all my programs and all my settings and all my logins +[1901.22 --> 1902.22] and all that kind of stuff. +[1902.22 --> 1905.22] Yeah, and that especially winds up being true in broadcaster, in the music business. +[1905.22 --> 1907.22] Because people will have certain plugins. +[1907.22 --> 1911.22] And if you upgrade to a new operating system, they won't work anymore and you'll have to find +[1911.22 --> 1912.22] alternatives or this program. +[1912.22 --> 1916.22] Like, once they get a rig that works, it works and they just, they want to keep it as it is. +[1916.22 --> 1917.22] And that stuff can cost a lot, too. +[1917.22 --> 1919.22] Yeah, like a new operating system will mess up. +[1919.22 --> 1921.22] This is always used to happen with OS 10 and Pro Tools. +[1921.22 --> 1926.22] New OS, Pro Tools wouldn't work right or it's just, that stuff can be a nightmare for people. +[1926.22 --> 1927.22] Yeah. +[1927.22 --> 1929.22] The copy protection. +[1929.22 --> 1931.22] They bury things somewhere on the system. +[1931.22 --> 1934.22] And sometimes it's just a software compatibility thing. +[1934.22 --> 1936.22] Both of those things are terrible. +[1936.22 --> 1939.22] What is it like on Linux? +[1939.22 --> 1943.22] Because I've never actually tried, every single Linux version that I've had has been full, +[1943.22 --> 1945.22] pure, from scratch every time. +[1945.22 --> 1947.22] So, that's an interesting question. +[1947.22 --> 1949.22] I've never tried to migrate from machines. +[1949.22 --> 1951.22] Mostly it's okay. +[1951.22 --> 1959.22] So, like, I have a file that customizes the command line and provides some aliases and shortcuts and stuff like that. +[1959.22 --> 1961.22] And I've been working on that for 20 years. +[1961.22 --> 1964.22] And I've never lost it and it's great and it's just like the best thing ever. +[1964.22 --> 1967.22] So, it's like literally 20 years of preferences in that file. +[1967.22 --> 1968.22] Other stuff. +[1968.22 --> 1970.22] That's the most Linux thing I've like ever heard. +[1970.22 --> 1972.22] Other stuff, not so good. +[1972.22 --> 1975.22] Like, other stuff, the migration is a little bit more of a pain. +[1975.22 --> 1980.22] One of the things that Ubuntu has done recently is they have this thing called Snaps. +[1980.22 --> 1989.22] And so, because you have this version of this library that this program needs and you need a slightly different version of that library for some older program, +[1989.22 --> 1991.22] that can be problematic to run those combinations of things. +[1991.22 --> 1998.22] And so, one of the things that Snaps does for you is that it packages all of your dependencies inside this file, which uses more space, +[1998.22 --> 2003.22] but makes it aware that you have to worry about being able to run those things less. +[2003.22 --> 2006.22] So, in terms of like, I want to migrate all my programs and just be able to run it. +[2006.22 --> 2010.22] With those kinds of technologies, generally you're a lot more successful. +[2010.22 --> 2012.22] But like a lot of the things with like CadenLive. +[2012.22 --> 2016.22] CadenLive is a great example because we get lots of support requests for CadenLive on our forum. +[2016.22 --> 2022.22] CadenLive is a great program, but 90% of the problems with CadenLive, not actually CadenLive, it's the libraries. +[2022.22 --> 2023.22] There are bugs in the libraries. +[2023.22 --> 2026.22] And so, you can have audio sync issues and things like that. +[2026.22 --> 2028.22] And that is just the libraries on the system. +[2028.22 --> 2031.22] And so, Snaps can help with stuff like that on Ubuntu. +[2031.22 --> 2032.22] Cool. +[2032.22 --> 2034.22] And other technologies and other distros can help with that. +[2034.22 --> 2040.22] So, it's very user respecting, but it's still not quite as slick of a solution as it could be. +[2040.22 --> 2041.22] Right. +[2041.22 --> 2049.22] I am going to take this slight intermission to do something that I actually completely forgot that I had to do. +[2049.22 --> 2051.22] Which is sponsors. +[2051.22 --> 2052.22] So, just give me a sec guys. +[2052.22 --> 2053.22] Sorry. +[2053.22 --> 2055.22] First up, we have Private Internet Access. +[2055.22 --> 2058.22] Private Internet Access is a VPN. +[2058.22 --> 2060.22] You guys probably know what it is at this point. +[2060.22 --> 2063.22] It has encryption, authentication services. +[2063.22 --> 2066.22] It works for Windows, Mac OS, Android, iOS, Linux. +[2066.22 --> 2069.22] Again, it still says Linus in the doc. +[2069.22 --> 2070.22] It drives me nuts. +[2070.22 --> 2072.22] It does not work on Linus. +[2072.22 --> 2074.22] It works on Google Chrome. +[2074.22 --> 2076.22] And it has support for several other platforms coming soon. +[2076.22 --> 2080.22] You can connect up to five devices under one account at the same time. +[2080.22 --> 2084.22] So, you can have like your phone and your laptop and your desktop and whatever else all connected. +[2084.22 --> 2085.22] It has an internet kill switch. +[2085.22 --> 2089.22] So, if your VPN disconnects for whatever reason, it will disconnect you from the internet. +[2089.22 --> 2093.22] So, that you don't accidentally send any data under a non-encrypted channel. +[2093.22 --> 2097.22] And you can check it out today in the link in the video description or this thing here. +[2097.22 --> 2103.22] Pia.com slash pages slash Linus dash tech dot or dash tips. +[2103.22 --> 2104.22] There we go. +[2104.22 --> 2106.22] Next up, we've got Savage Jerky. +[2106.22 --> 2108.22] Which we have a box of beef jerky here. +[2108.22 --> 2110.22] So, you guys don't have to talk. +[2110.22 --> 2113.22] But if you want free beef jerky, just go ahead and nibble. +[2113.22 --> 2114.22] I have the original. +[2114.22 --> 2115.22] There we go. +[2115.22 --> 2116.22] Oh, I ended up with Habanero. +[2116.22 --> 2117.22] This is not good. +[2117.22 --> 2118.22] You can get a different one if you want. +[2118.22 --> 2120.22] I had the Habanero, the Mojo Habanero earlier. +[2120.22 --> 2121.22] Wasn't that bad? +[2121.22 --> 2122.22] What, Habanero? +[2122.22 --> 2123.22] Yeah. +[2123.22 --> 2124.22] That's what, three or four is it? +[2124.22 --> 2125.22] Uh, I don't remember. +[2125.22 --> 2126.22] We're gonna go for a nice safe teriyaki. +[2126.22 --> 2127.22] There you go. +[2127.22 --> 2128.22] Are we gonna try this now? +[2128.22 --> 2130.22] Uh, you can if you want. +[2130.22 --> 2131.22] I don't care. +[2131.22 --> 2132.22] You can also just take it home if you want. +[2132.22 --> 2133.22] It doesn't really matter. +[2133.22 --> 2136.22] Uh, their jerky is made with the best ingredients. +[2136.22 --> 2137.22] Without nitrates or preservatives. +[2137.22 --> 2140.22] Their goal is to create a snack that is full of flavor and spice that isn't bad for you. +[2140.22 --> 2142.22] They've got 13 different flavors of jerky. +[2142.22 --> 2144.22] We've got, which one is this? +[2144.22 --> 2146.22] Teriyaki and original here. +[2146.22 --> 2149.22] Um, well, teriyaki is pretty good. +[2149.22 --> 2150.22] Yeah. +[2150.22 --> 2151.22] Maybe we have teriyaki. +[2151.22 --> 2156.22] My favorite one is mojo jalapeno, if I remember correctly. +[2156.22 --> 2159.22] Um, that one's, that one's actually pretty good. +[2159.22 --> 2162.22] They have sauces, which I don't think we've shown on the show before. +[2162.22 --> 2164.22] But this one is Reaper hot sauce. +[2164.22 --> 2165.22] So that's made with Carolina Reaper. +[2165.22 --> 2166.22] Careful with that one. +[2166.22 --> 2168.22] And then this one is mojo jalapeno. +[2168.22 --> 2169.22] So that's my favorite jerky. +[2169.22 --> 2170.22] And now they have a sauce for it. +[2170.22 --> 2172.22] So that's pretty cool. +[2172.22 --> 2174.22] Um, the originals are my favorite. +[2174.22 --> 2175.22] Pretty good. +[2175.22 --> 2176.22] There you go. +[2176.22 --> 2182.22] Use offer code LTT to save 10% off on all of their products at savagejerky.com. +[2182.22 --> 2186.22] And then the last sponsor, I really wonder what the notes are for this. +[2186.22 --> 2189.22] Uh, it's in all capital letters. +[2189.22 --> 2190.22] It says, it's going to be dope. +[2190.22 --> 2192.22] It's tomorrow, July 14th. +[2192.22 --> 2193.22] Get your tickets now. +[2193.22 --> 2196.22] We will have tickets at the door, but the quantity will be limited. +[2196.22 --> 2199.22] Smiley face. +[2199.22 --> 2200.22] LTX expo.com. +[2200.22 --> 2206.22] Uh, so yeah, if you live like within range of Richmond, BC, um, and you weren't already +[2206.22 --> 2209.22] planning to come to LTX, come, come hang out. +[2209.22 --> 2210.22] It's going to be awesome. +[2210.22 --> 2211.22] There's going to be people there. +[2211.22 --> 2212.22] Uh, do I get a badge? +[2212.22 --> 2213.22] I don't know. +[2213.22 --> 2215.22] I don't know if there are badges. +[2215.22 --> 2216.22] You want a badge? +[2216.22 --> 2217.22] I want a badge. +[2217.22 --> 2218.22] We'll make you a badge. +[2218.22 --> 2219.22] Yeah. +[2219.22 --> 2220.22] We'll make sure you get a badge. +[2220.22 --> 2223.22] Um, start playing the badger deal. +[2223.22 --> 2225.22] And 10 hours of badger. +[2225.22 --> 2226.22] That's it. +[2226.22 --> 2228.22] No more, no more sponsoring stuff. +[2228.22 --> 2231.22] Um, but I'm still going to enjoy your sponsor for a minute. +[2231.22 --> 2232.22] Oh, do it. +[2232.22 --> 2233.22] Go ahead. +[2233.22 --> 2234.22] Yeah. +[2234.22 --> 2236.22] I've, I've done that for the entire rest of the show sometimes before. +[2236.22 --> 2237.22] Are you going to be at LTX? +[2237.22 --> 2238.22] Are you coming? +[2238.22 --> 2239.22] Cool. +[2239.22 --> 2240.22] Yeah. +[2240.22 --> 2241.22] Yeah. +[2241.22 --> 2242.22] Cool. +[2242.22 --> 2243.22] I wasn't sure. +[2243.22 --> 2244.22] He's going to offer to break your iPhone and then fix it. +[2244.22 --> 2245.22] Oh boy. +[2245.22 --> 2246.22] I don't have an iPhone. +[2246.22 --> 2247.22] Anyone. +[2247.22 --> 2248.22] Now I want to go get one cause that'd be cool. +[2248.22 --> 2249.22] If you see Lewis. +[2249.22 --> 2250.22] Offers her ups up. +[2250.22 --> 2252.22] He'll smash your screen and replace it on site. +[2252.22 --> 2253.22] Nice. +[2253.22 --> 2254.22] Are you doing something out of boot? +[2254.22 --> 2255.22] Or are you just kind of wandering around hanging out? +[2255.22 --> 2256.22] I don't think so. +[2256.22 --> 2257.22] Just wandering around. +[2257.22 --> 2258.22] I wasn't even informed. +[2258.22 --> 2262.22] Uh, anyone sitting here was going to be here until like the beginning of this week. +[2262.22 --> 2265.22] And then I only knew you were going to be here until today. +[2265.22 --> 2266.22] So, I'm actually quite excited. +[2266.22 --> 2267.22] We talked about that earlier. +[2267.22 --> 2268.22] I actually knew for three months. +[2268.22 --> 2269.22] Yeah. +[2269.22 --> 2270.22] Yeah. +[2270.22 --> 2274.22] Communication around these parts is just absolutely fantastic. +[2274.22 --> 2275.22] Yeah. +[2275.22 --> 2277.22] I just thought I knew how to open or close an iMac. +[2277.22 --> 2278.22] Oh. +[2278.22 --> 2279.22] That was. +[2279.22 --> 2281.22] Was that his whole, okay. +[2281.22 --> 2284.72] I told him like, yeah, you realize I've had employees to like put those back together +[2284.72 --> 2286.22] for the past five years. +[2286.22 --> 2289.22] This is he, you don't know how to open or close this? +[2289.22 --> 2292.22] And I said, I'll figure it out. +[2292.22 --> 2293.22] Yeah. +[2293.22 --> 2294.22] I'll just grab the board and go click. +[2294.22 --> 2297.22] And he goes, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. +[2297.22 --> 2298.22] And then the whole thing started shipping. +[2298.22 --> 2299.22] Oh yeah. +[2299.22 --> 2301.22] When I was just, oh, I don't think it's fitting in. +[2301.22 --> 2304.22] I'm like, yeah, let me just push it hard. +[2304.22 --> 2307.22] No spoilers, but I legit got anxiety watching you guys work on that iMac. +[2307.22 --> 2309.22] I turned around and sat down on the wall. +[2309.22 --> 2314.22] Like I didn't even like, I was out of eyesight because I was getting anxious watching it. +[2314.22 --> 2316.22] I gave him the same service that we give every customer. +[2319.22 --> 2322.22] That's the, that's the best ad I think I've ever heard. +[2322.22 --> 2326.22] No, I've had like a store manager come to me and say, can you stop like showing, +[2326.22 --> 2330.22] reading the letters that customers write on screen because I'll be sitting there fixing +[2330.22 --> 2332.22] a board and I'll go, oh, this Thunderbolt doesn't look good. +[2332.22 --> 2333.22] Yoink. +[2333.22 --> 2334.22] Or the other USB circuit looks bent. +[2334.22 --> 2336.22] We can always put that stuff back on later. +[2336.22 --> 2337.22] You don't really need that. +[2337.22 --> 2340.22] And I'm saying it's kind of a joke because I'm going to get rid of that circuit and I'll +[2340.22 --> 2342.22] put it back on once it turns on. +[2342.22 --> 2345.22] But there'll be people watching going, oh my God, what is he doing to my board? +[2345.22 --> 2348.22] And they'll call them and say, is that my board on the screen that you just ripped all that stuff off? +[2348.22 --> 2353.22] You should know what you were getting. +[2353.22 --> 2356.22] That's fantastic. +[2356.22 --> 2357.22] Why is everyone spamming numbers? +[2357.22 --> 2359.22] I don't understand. +[2359.22 --> 2360.22] I'm just going to mass ban people. +[2360.22 --> 2362.22] Oh, I want people to type F. +[2362.22 --> 2363.22] I don't know what that means either. +[2363.22 --> 2364.22] That is. +[2364.22 --> 2365.22] Well F is pay respects, right? +[2365.22 --> 2366.22] Yeah. +[2366.22 --> 2367.22] People keep doing this. +[2367.22 --> 2373.22] So that's a, that's a Call of Duty meme where you like walk up to, I believe they're +[2373.22 --> 2378.22] lowering the coffin of your like friend into the ground, your, your friend and fellow soldier. +[2378.22 --> 2382.22] Um, and you like, you have to press F on your keyboard. +[2382.22 --> 2384.22] Why don't you type R for respect? +[2384.22 --> 2385.22] What is F? +[2385.22 --> 2387.22] I think F is just like, it's like an easy macro key. +[2387.22 --> 2388.22] Oh. +[2388.22 --> 2390.22] So if your fingers are on like, W, A, D, you can. +[2390.22 --> 2392.22] Well usually the two interact keys in a game on a computer. +[2392.22 --> 2394.22] Yeah, I've never played Call of Duty. +[2394.22 --> 2397.22] Oh, everyone's spamming F. +[2397.22 --> 2400.22] I thought everyone is doing numbers and I was like, alright, I'm just going to go and start banning people. +[2400.22 --> 2401.22] But you know what? F is okay. +[2401.22 --> 2403.22] Is it cause the stream died? +[2403.22 --> 2405.22] No, it's just not showing here. +[2405.22 --> 2406.22] This is, uh, yeah. +[2406.22 --> 2407.22] Oh, okay. +[2407.22 --> 2410.22] My eyes aren't great so I'm like trying to monitor the chat from here. +[2410.22 --> 2413.22] You have good enough internet that you could watch your own stream while you're streaming it. +[2413.22 --> 2414.22] On two different devices. +[2414.22 --> 2416.22] Oh yeah, you experienced New York internet. +[2416.22 --> 2417.22] I'm so sorry. +[2417.22 --> 2420.22] If somebody, if I play the stream while I'm watching it, I'll get dropped frames. +[2420.22 --> 2423.22] This guy from Russia actually made me a little plug-in for Open Broadcaster. +[2423.22 --> 2426.22] It'll say this many frames stolen by Time Warner with a little logo. +[2426.22 --> 2428.22] And it'll go up and it matches the Open Broadcaster count. +[2428.22 --> 2430.22] Why is internet in New York bad? +[2430.22 --> 2431.22] Oh, it's real bad. +[2431.22 --> 2432.22] What? +[2432.22 --> 2437.22] We've done news stories on, it's so controlled, it's such like, there's so many little agreements +[2437.22 --> 2441.22] from all the little ISPs there that they don't compete with one another that there's +[2441.22 --> 2444.22] basically no service or infrastructure upgrades the last 15-20 years. +[2444.22 --> 2449.22] You either have Verizon DSL in my location, which is 3 megabit down and .7 megabit up, +[2449.22 --> 2455.22] or you get Time Warner, which is 20 megabit up half the time for 409 plus stacks. +[2455.22 --> 2460.22] The hotel I'm staying at, the hotel I'm staying at in Richmond right now gives me .6 down, .1 up. +[2460.22 --> 2464.22] I went to upload a video today using the connection upstairs and I thought, oh, it says six minutes +[2464.22 --> 2465.22] remaining. +[2465.22 --> 2466.22] I must have uploaded the wrong file. +[2466.22 --> 2467.22] That must be the audio by itself. +[2467.22 --> 2469.22] And it's like, no, that's 18 gigabytes. +[2469.22 --> 2471.22] And it says six minutes remaining. +[2471.22 --> 2474.22] Like at home, it'll say, yeah, 14 hours, your video will be. +[2474.22 --> 2475.22] Yeah. +[2475.22 --> 2476.22] Wow. +[2476.22 --> 2477.22] It's like, we have. +[2477.22 --> 2478.22] I couldn't operate. +[2478.22 --> 2480.22] Australia is horrible for internet. +[2480.22 --> 2483.22] And I've been learning that doing the float plane stuff that I've been doing. +[2483.22 --> 2486.22] Speaking of which, sponsor spot, floatplane.com, heck yeah. +[2486.22 --> 2487.22] Scrap rewards this weekend. +[2487.22 --> 2488.22] Okay, I'm done. +[2488.22 --> 2493.22] But it's like, even just getting servers, like renting a server in Australia is ludicrously +[2493.22 --> 2496.22] expensive because the internet is so crazy expensive. +[2496.22 --> 2503.22] And Canada has a similar problem of one of the problems that Australia has, which is large +[2503.22 --> 2504.22] landmass, not a ton of people. +[2504.22 --> 2509.22] They also have the problem of being kind of isolated and kind of off the main path of +[2509.22 --> 2510.22] most of the undersea cables. +[2510.22 --> 2514.22] But Canada's problem, we're all extremely spread out. +[2514.22 --> 2519.22] We all of Canada has less population than just the state of California and then a massive +[2519.22 --> 2520.22] country. +[2520.22 --> 2523.22] So you put those two together and it's not a really great combination. +[2523.22 --> 2527.22] Luckily, we're all mostly nestled in these like cities that dot around the country. +[2527.22 --> 2530.22] So like Vancouver itself does pretty well. +[2530.22 --> 2533.22] This place has 1000 down, 1000 up. +[2533.22 --> 2540.22] My house, my like random suburbia house has fiber, 150 down, 150 up. +[2540.22 --> 2543.22] And I pay significantly less than you do. +[2543.22 --> 2546.22] 409 a month is like, that hurts my brain. +[2546.22 --> 2547.22] It's 460 something after taxes. +[2547.22 --> 2549.22] 409 a month for what? +[2549.22 --> 2552.22] It's 20 megabit up, 300 megabit down. +[2552.22 --> 2556.22] But the 20 megabit up, it's like sometimes 20, sometimes 10, sometimes 5. +[2556.22 --> 2561.22] Sometimes I actually had to get Verizon DSL along with the Time Warner because the Time Warner +[2561.22 --> 2565.22] goes down so often that I got a PFSense router that will automatically switch over to the +[2565.22 --> 2569.22] $100 a month Verizon DSL when it dies so that I can still process credit cards. +[2569.22 --> 2570.22] Wow. +[2570.22 --> 2571.22] That's pretty typical for New York. +[2571.22 --> 2575.22] Yeah, I expect the Time Warner that costs 409 a month to go down often enough that it's +[2575.22 --> 2577.22] worth it to have another internet connection. +[2577.22 --> 2584.22] Like me, my studio is in the greater LA area and I've got 300 by 300 fiber for 99. +[2584.22 --> 2585.22] That's pretty... +[2585.22 --> 2588.22] Yeah, I'm paying, I believe it's 99. +[2588.22 --> 2593.22] But I had like a signing bonus lowered for a temporary period of time thing for a while +[2593.22 --> 2595.22] now for my 150. +[2595.22 --> 2599.22] There's a new construction a little bit like 30 minutes south of where I live and there +[2599.22 --> 2604.22] were big old billboards as they were like getting the land ready that it's going to be... +[2604.22 --> 2607.22] It was a fiber community or a gigabit community. +[2607.22 --> 2609.22] And it's like, it was like 59 bucks a month. +[2609.22 --> 2611.22] The other thing is on the commercial side. +[2611.22 --> 2616.22] So like a lot of commercial internet is often much worse than residential internet at the +[2616.22 --> 2621.22] lower tier just because Verizon and Time Warner and those companies, they want at least $2500 a +[2621.22 --> 2623.22] month for the internet connection even if the company's like... +[2623.22 --> 2626.22] And they try and guarantee that 99.9% uptime, right? +[2626.22 --> 2627.22] Which is absolutely... +[2627.22 --> 2628.22] Yeah. +[2628.22 --> 2629.22] ...Pagey with something. +[2629.22 --> 2630.22] Yeah. +[2630.22 --> 2631.22] Good job. +[2631.22 --> 2632.22] You're not getting 99.9 uptime. +[2632.22 --> 2638.22] I've had to put a sign up on the door and uptime just said cash only no internet. +[2638.22 --> 2639.22] Yeah. +[2639.22 --> 2642.22] But that is so aggravating when you know that you're spending over $450 on internet. +[2642.22 --> 2645.22] I was going to say with both of those internet connections. +[2645.22 --> 2646.22] That's insane. +[2646.22 --> 2647.22] Oh right. +[2647.22 --> 2653.22] Is this local to LTX only or can you buy this stuff online? +[2653.22 --> 2656.22] Can you buy it online? +[2656.22 --> 2657.22] No. +[2657.22 --> 2658.22] None of it? +[2658.22 --> 2659.22] No. +[2659.22 --> 2660.22] It's LTX only. +[2660.22 --> 2661.22] Okay. +[2661.22 --> 2664.22] So if you're watching this and are going to be at LTX, nice little combo, you can get +[2664.22 --> 2670.22] a tech linked pin, an LTX lanyard which has like some actually pretty cool graphic stuff +[2670.22 --> 2673.22] on it and a little quick disconnect thing at the back. +[2673.22 --> 2674.22] Oh my. +[2674.22 --> 2678.22] This shirt which I've never seen before. +[2678.22 --> 2679.22] Oh yeah I have. +[2679.22 --> 2680.22] This is pretty cool. +[2680.22 --> 2683.22] This is just like a straight up Linus Tech Tips shirt. +[2683.22 --> 2684.22] What? +[2684.22 --> 2685.22] No, those guys. +[2685.22 --> 2686.22] Oh okay, okay. +[2686.22 --> 2687.22] This one's one of my favorite. +[2687.22 --> 2692.22] I don't really understand why we did this but I think it's awesome. +[2692.22 --> 2693.22] Who's that? +[2693.22 --> 2694.22] It's one of the editors. +[2694.22 --> 2697.22] So this is one of the editors, Dennis. +[2697.22 --> 2702.22] Just making a face on a shirt. +[2702.22 --> 2703.22] It's great. +[2703.22 --> 2708.22] I personally love it but I can understand how some people might think it's a little funky. +[2708.22 --> 2715.22] Then I think we just have two other, yeah this is the Linus Tech Tips like circuit logo shirt. +[2715.22 --> 2719.22] So is there special edition or limited edition graphics being given out or being sold to LTX? +[2719.22 --> 2721.22] I believe so, yeah. +[2721.22 --> 2723.22] This is another one of the circuit designs. +[2723.22 --> 2728.22] I thought there was another shirt as well but that might have been only for the VIP people. +[2728.22 --> 2730.22] I'm not really sure. +[2730.22 --> 2736.22] But yeah, you can buy cool shirts at LTX if you are watching this and going to be there. +[2736.22 --> 2740.22] And didn't notice that you could buy shirts and happen to see this. +[2740.22 --> 2741.22] There we go. +[2741.22 --> 2742.22] Best ad spot ever. +[2742.22 --> 2743.22] Yeah. +[2743.22 --> 2744.22] What was I going to say next? +[2744.22 --> 2749.22] One thing that I wanted to get through and I think we might have time is because I always +[2749.22 --> 2754.22] find this quite interesting and we'll again, actually we'll switch it. +[2754.22 --> 2756.22] We'll go from this way over. +[2756.22 --> 2760.22] What got you into computers and technology in general? +[2760.22 --> 2761.22] My dad. +[2761.22 --> 2765.22] My dad, after the military he was a project manager and he was one of the first, I don't +[2765.22 --> 2772.22] want to say pioneers, but he was a VP, a senior VP for a company that was building mainframes +[2772.22 --> 2776.22] and doing, you know, crazy old school tape drive backups and stuff. +[2776.22 --> 2779.22] And he basically talked to the company and was like, guys, we need to get off the mainframe +[2779.22 --> 2785.22] and we need to get into computer project management, computer based stuff, PC stuff. +[2785.22 --> 2787.22] And this was back in like 79, 80. +[2787.22 --> 2790.22] And they didn't listen to him. +[2790.22 --> 2793.22] And of course that company went belly up because they were one of the leaders in the mainframe +[2793.22 --> 2795.22] and then everyone was getting off the mainframe. +[2795.22 --> 2800.22] And, but he, so when, when that happened, he ended up going to business for himself writing +[2800.22 --> 2802.22] project management software. +[2802.22 --> 2806.22] And from my earliest memories, I was always on his lap while he was on the computer doing +[2806.22 --> 2807.22] his thing. +[2807.22 --> 2810.22] And he had no, that he said the best thing he ever did for me was when I would try and touch +[2810.22 --> 2813.22] the computer, he never was like, no, no, no, don't touch, don't touch. +[2813.22 --> 2817.22] He was always like, he would save his work and just be like, have fun, just type away and mash +[2817.22 --> 2818.22] on the keyboard. +[2818.22 --> 2820.22] So he never once told me I couldn't touch anything. +[2820.22 --> 2821.22] Right. +[2821.22 --> 2827.22] So I've always done that with my kids and it's kind of gone, you know, three generations +[2827.22 --> 2828.22] or two generations at this point now. +[2828.22 --> 2832.22] And my youngest daughter now is she's three and a half and showing interest in the computer, +[2832.22 --> 2833.22] which is, I think it's fantastic. +[2833.22 --> 2834.22] Sure. +[2834.22 --> 2840.22] Um, so yeah, it was, it was just my dad and that was just life was computers and as long +[2840.22 --> 2841.22] as I can remember. +[2841.22 --> 2843.22] So that simple. +[2843.22 --> 2847.22] I think I've told my story a million times, so I'll, I'll do a very brief version of it. +[2847.22 --> 2851.22] Uh, but I, I just wanted to play Diablo and the computer stopped working. +[2851.22 --> 2852.22] So I learned how to fix it. +[2852.22 --> 2853.22] So I could keep playing Diablo. +[2853.22 --> 2856.22] Um, and it's gone from there. +[2856.22 --> 2859.22] Uh, there's, there's longer versions, but you've probably heard a million times. +[2859.22 --> 2863.22] It's, I don't really, I mean, I don't really know where to start. +[2863.22 --> 2866.22] There was, uh, I find yours kind of interesting cause you were like super in the middle of nowhere, +[2866.22 --> 2867.22] right? +[2867.22 --> 2868.22] Yeah. +[2868.22 --> 2869.22] I was, I was super in the middle. +[2869.22 --> 2874.22] The, the, the first event really that led to that was, uh, there was this old guy and, +[2874.22 --> 2878.22] uh, well, I was sort of bored in school and they're trying to figure out how to do deal +[2878.22 --> 2881.22] with that because it was like kindergarten or first grade or something. +[2881.22 --> 2885.22] And there was an old guy visiting from the Stevens Institute and he's like, +[2885.22 --> 2886.22] all right, let's figure this out. +[2886.22 --> 2892.22] So we set up an Apple two to with like a wooden break to measure your reaction time. +[2892.22 --> 2896.22] When like you hit the thing, it would, there was like a basic program that would run and +[2896.22 --> 2899.22] tell you what your reaction time was for like a breaking in a car. +[2899.22 --> 2904.22] And so he walked me through soldering wires into something inside the Apple two and then +[2904.22 --> 2906.22] writing a program on the Apple two and doing all the stuff. +[2906.22 --> 2908.22] And it was like, I have to learn more. +[2908.22 --> 2909.22] And so you were in kindergarten and grade one. +[2909.22 --> 2910.22] I was very young. +[2910.22 --> 2911.22] Yeah. +[2911.22 --> 2912.22] That's quite an impressive project. +[2912.22 --> 2913.22] Cause I like took everything apart. +[2913.22 --> 2918.22] I got in trouble for taking apart like the TV in school, which is what led to that. +[2918.22 --> 2919.22] Okay. +[2919.22 --> 2927.22] I needed a machine to work on some sessions in logic pro and the studio that I was working +[2927.22 --> 2928.22] at it closed down. +[2928.22 --> 2932.22] So I bought a Mac book because I was broke used on eBay and it can't arrive broken. +[2932.22 --> 2933.22] I got a discount on it. +[2933.22 --> 2936.22] So I bought the screen that I needed to fix it. +[2936.22 --> 2938.22] And then when I didn't need it anymore, I sold it. +[2938.22 --> 2940.22] And I realized I made a profit of two or $300. +[2940.22 --> 2941.22] So I thought, let me do this again. +[2941.22 --> 2944.22] So I was buying and reselling them for a month or two. +[2944.22 --> 2947.22] Then I wanted to, I started offering the services to other people. +[2947.22 --> 2951.22] I didn't think it was economically viable, but then I realized the part is 80 to $90 and +[2951.22 --> 2954.22] Apple charges 1200 at the time to replace the entire screen assembly. +[2954.22 --> 2956.22] So I just kept doing that over and over again. +[2956.22 --> 2959.22] People started bringing liquid damage ones eventually. +[2959.22 --> 2962.22] So I started sending them off to a company in China that would fix them. +[2962.22 --> 2964.22] They were doing worse and worse job as time went on. +[2964.22 --> 2969.22] So I figured if I've been working on recording studio equipment and consoles component level, +[2969.22 --> 2971.22] let me see if I can figure out how to do this. +[2971.22 --> 2976.22] So after a lot of, I think a few years of painfully messing around and failing a lot and recording +[2976.22 --> 2980.22] a lot of it for YouTube, I got decent enough at it that I could offer it to regular customers. +[2980.22 --> 2981.22] That was that. +[2981.22 --> 2986.22] I think the YouTube thing started from making a video because reseller ratings was trying +[2986.22 --> 2988.22] to up the rate by about a thousand percent. +[2988.22 --> 2992.22] So I did a video on their process that got 120,000 views that I thought would get 10. +[2992.22 --> 2993.22] And that was that. +[2993.22 --> 2994.22] Cool. +[2994.22 --> 2999.22] And you've mentioned audio stuff a few times this WAN show. +[2999.22 --> 3002.22] So what was your involvement in the music industry? +[3002.22 --> 3006.22] I worked at Avatar, I went to Avatar Studios and I said that I would, I remember saying +[3006.22 --> 3011.22] something like I would rather wash the toilets here than work at any other place for money. +[3011.22 --> 3016.22] And I remember I showed up for my interview and the guy asked what is this thing that I had in my pocket +[3016.22 --> 3020.22] and it was a C-Moy headphone amplifier that I put together myself and stuff that I bought on eBay. +[3020.22 --> 3021.22] And he said you're hired. +[3021.22 --> 3023.22] I think that was Roy Hendrickson that hired me. +[3023.22 --> 3029.22] So I worked there and I cleaned the toilets and I cleaned the, you know, all the floors and the consoles +[3029.22 --> 3030.22] and everything for three months. +[3030.22 --> 3034.22] And then I, after working there for free, after three months I got to work in the tech room with the other people +[3034.22 --> 3038.22] working on SSL consoles and Eve consoles, do-do tape machines. +[3038.22 --> 3040.22] And that was that. +[3040.22 --> 3041.22] Cool. Sweet. +[3041.22 --> 3042.22] It was fun. +[3042.22 --> 3046.22] I think with that we are, oh no we have about ten minutes left. +[3046.22 --> 3049.22] Let's see if there's any actual topics to talk about. +[3049.22 --> 3051.22] No topics. +[3051.22 --> 3052.22] No. +[3052.22 --> 3057.22] Turns out recycling garbage in like the poor part of the thing, that's also a really good way to get technology. +[3057.22 --> 3059.22] That's how I got most of my first computers. +[3059.22 --> 3062.22] It's like let's Frankenstein stuff together. +[3062.22 --> 3066.22] I think, I feel like most people that are into computers have a similar story to that. +[3066.22 --> 3070.22] Like my favourite one is, I went to like a country high school. +[3070.22 --> 3073.22] We didn't have very much money, especially not in the tech departments. +[3073.22 --> 3078.22] And the way that we built a new computer lab, because we needed one really badly. +[3078.22 --> 3081.22] Because there's a lot of kids in the school that were interested in computers. +[3081.22 --> 3084.22] It was just designed as a country school, so it was the most trades and stuff. +[3084.22 --> 3090.22] The way we built a new computer lab was my teacher waited for the truck that went to all the different schools +[3090.22 --> 3094.22] and picked up all their broken computers, because they did it once every few years. +[3094.22 --> 3098.22] And called him, the guy directly, I don't know how he got his number, and diverted him to our school. +[3098.22 --> 3102.22] Which originally he wasn't planning to go to, because we had no computers to give up. +[3102.22 --> 3106.22] And he was like, yeah, yeah, we got some stuff. Just leave the truck for a little while. +[3106.22 --> 3110.22] And he left the truck and we offloaded everything that was on there, which was not supposed to happen. +[3110.22 --> 3113.22] I'm not going to say your name, but thank you very much, teacher. +[3113.22 --> 3116.22] Because I think the hard drives and stuff that were on there. +[3116.22 --> 3120.22] But we took everything, we shoved it all in one room, and then my teacher was just like, +[3120.22 --> 3122.22] OK, bye, thank you, leave now. +[3122.22 --> 3127.22] And we spent the next few months, that whole computer class, just like, we would lay out like, +[3127.22 --> 3129.22] oh my goodness, OK, this motherboard actually works. +[3129.22 --> 3133.22] Let's find all the CPUs and all the RAM and everything that can go into this board and test all of it, +[3133.22 --> 3137.22] and mark everything as good or bad, and like, find all the, use those, +[3137.22 --> 3140.22] find all the motherboards that work, and like, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[3140.22 --> 3142.22] And we ended up building like, one and a half computer labs out of it. +[3142.22 --> 3144.22] That was a really, really cool project. +[3144.22 --> 3146.22] That was a lot of fun. +[3146.22 --> 3150.22] We had, I was accused, by the time I made it to high school, I was accused of black magic, +[3150.22 --> 3154.22] because the local repair place would always replace the motherboard whenever a PS2, +[3154.22 --> 3157.22] whenever a kid would something, the PS2 ports were really bad, +[3157.22 --> 3160.22] because like if you pulled the keyboard the wrong way, it would blow the fuse on the motherboard. +[3160.22 --> 3162.22] And so, it was not surface mount, it was through hole. +[3162.22 --> 3166.22] It was really easy to replace, and I would be like, well, let's just crack it open, take the motherboard out, +[3166.22 --> 3170.22] and replace the through hole fuse, and the local computer repair company was like, +[3170.22 --> 3174.22] Black Magic, Witchcraft, burn him, burn him at the stake, he's breathing. +[3174.22 --> 3179.22] We gotta replace the motherboard, we can't just repair them, that's like three cents, we can't do it. +[3179.22 --> 3185.22] So yeah, that was not fun in a poor high school where they can't afford a thousand bucks a machine to replace stuff. +[3185.22 --> 3188.22] And you, I'm just, I don't know why I'm jumping back to this now, +[3188.22 --> 3193.22] I kind of skimmed over it when you were first telling the story, but you built an amplifier, you said? +[3193.22 --> 3196.22] Yeah, it was a C-Moy, I mean they have all these guides in line on how to build them, +[3196.22 --> 3200.22] it's a headphone amplifier that you build into an Altoids can, that's powered off a 9 volt battery. +[3200.22 --> 3201.22] So what got you into that though? +[3201.22 --> 3203.22] I just enjoyed Hi-Fi audio. +[3203.22 --> 3206.22] Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, so you wanted to like kind of build some of the... +[3206.22 --> 3208.22] Yeah, I just thought it was something cool to do in my spare time. +[3208.22 --> 3214.22] And I've seen, if I remember correctly, you have those like the, I'm gonna use the wrong term, but the sound dampening panels? +[3214.22 --> 3216.22] Yeah, I have those sound dampening piles, panels. +[3216.22 --> 3217.22] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[3217.22 --> 3218.22] Piles of panels. +[3218.22 --> 3220.22] Yeah, in my office and at home. +[3220.22 --> 3223.22] Yeah, are you still into custom Hi-Fi stuff? +[3223.22 --> 3224.22] Yeah. +[3224.22 --> 3225.22] Yeah, cool. +[3225.22 --> 3227.22] What's like the most recent custom Hi-Fi project you've done? +[3227.22 --> 3230.22] Like just the Vanderstein set of speakers that I have at home. +[3230.22 --> 3232.22] You really don't need really expensive stuff to make it sound good. +[3232.22 --> 3237.22] You can find new stuff online like Vanderstein speakers for $400, a cheap amplifier, +[3237.22 --> 3240.22] and some of those Corning 703 panels and it'll sound amazing. +[3240.22 --> 3246.22] Yeah, I've actually been, for a while now I've wanted to copy your sound dampening panel project. +[3246.22 --> 3248.22] You just can't have a cat, because if you have a cat then... +[3248.22 --> 3250.22] Yeah, I don't have a cat. +[3250.22 --> 3255.22] Yeah, they use it as a scratching post, they've made it, that entire section of my apartment look like garbage. +[3255.22 --> 3256.22] That's not good. +[3256.22 --> 3258.22] The cat is cute so it gets away. +[3258.22 --> 3261.22] You worked in IT for quite a while. +[3261.22 --> 3266.22] I had several hats in that company, but I worked very close. +[3266.22 --> 3270.22] Well, I started actually doing energy audits and stuff within the company, +[3270.22 --> 3274.22] and we also wrote our own software to run on various devices, +[3274.22 --> 3277.22] either iPads or the Samsung devices I mentioned. +[3277.22 --> 3279.22] And we had major contracts with the power companies, +[3279.22 --> 3284.22] and then our IT department was extremely overworked in supporting all these devices, +[3284.22 --> 3287.22] upgrading them, getting ready to go, repairing them. +[3287.22 --> 3291.22] And we also had our in-house software development team. +[3291.22 --> 3295.22] And then the more they realized that I was the guy that was actually going around +[3295.22 --> 3298.22] in the field helping other field people. +[3298.22 --> 3300.22] So if you had a problem you had to call into the help desk, right? +[3300.22 --> 3304.22] And our help desk was three guys trying to support a company of 350 field agents. +[3304.22 --> 3306.22] And it was just like, that could get overworked really easy. +[3306.22 --> 3307.22] Yeah. +[3307.22 --> 3314.22] And that was the same, our IT department of three was the same guys also building and managing our three countrywide, +[3314.22 --> 3318.22] six major cities VPN that kept all of our offices in communications. +[3318.22 --> 3324.22] So if they were doing that or they were out at a data center or something, we were just like down in person. +[3324.22 --> 3325.22] Yeah. +[3325.22 --> 3329.22] So I was the guy that everyone started calling out in the field to come help them if they had tech problems with their equipment +[3329.22 --> 3331.22] or something was broken, needed it fixed. +[3331.22 --> 3333.22] When the company realized I was doing that, then they were like, +[3333.22 --> 3335.22] Hey, do you want to manage our help desk? +[3335.22 --> 3337.22] And I was like, I don't know. We'll see. +[3337.22 --> 3342.22] So because they knew I had all the end user experience as well as the technical know how to keep it all working. +[3342.22 --> 3352.22] Well, once I got into that role, they realized I also knew an okay amount of coding and design from my dad being a software developer. +[3352.22 --> 3356.22] So then they were like, you want to be a part of our QC, QA team and be a part of our automated testing? +[3356.22 --> 3359.22] And I'm like, wait, so you want me to do help desk management and this? +[3359.22 --> 3365.22] So basically I ended up having like these three hats at one time, which really burned me out to be honest. +[3365.22 --> 3367.22] Because I did that for almost 10 years. +[3367.22 --> 3370.22] And then that was when I started doing the YouTube thing and just kind of moved out of there. +[3370.22 --> 3372.22] But it was fun. I learned a lot. +[3372.22 --> 3377.22] Obviously, it was unique to have this kind of a Venn diagram of experience. +[3377.22 --> 3378.22] Right. +[3378.22 --> 3382.22] All three of those aspects, you know, development, support, and then end user, +[3382.22 --> 3389.22] which really gave me a unique understanding of what it's like from top to bottom when it comes to product testing and use. +[3389.22 --> 3390.22] Yeah. +[3390.22 --> 3394.22] So I try and take everything from a very practical perspective of how I approach tech. +[3394.22 --> 3399.22] But I do have a very high level knowledge too on where a lot of it starts. +[3399.22 --> 3405.22] But I try not to really go into any of that in my content because I leave stuff for that like Wendell and Gamers Nexus. +[3405.22 --> 3406.22] Yeah. +[3406.22 --> 3409.22] The guys who can actually communicate that in a manner which people can understand. +[3409.22 --> 3414.22] Because I'm very good at practical use, but I'm very bad at technical explanation. +[3414.22 --> 3415.22] Okay. +[3415.22 --> 3416.22] So. +[3416.22 --> 3419.22] And I'm going to take something that you said and something that you explained. +[3419.22 --> 3426.22] But so you got into YouTube because you wanted to kind of express annoyance from who was it? +[3426.22 --> 3427.22] Customer? +[3427.22 --> 3428.22] Recelleratings.com. +[3428.22 --> 3429.22] Recelleratings.com. +[3429.22 --> 3433.22] And you mentioned that you started to get into YouTube at that time. +[3433.22 --> 3434.22] But why did you start to get into YouTube? +[3434.22 --> 3435.22] It was a dare. +[3435.22 --> 3436.22] Oh. +[3436.22 --> 3437.22] Someone dared me. +[3437.22 --> 3438.22] Okay. +[3438.22 --> 3439.22] So I was live. +[3439.22 --> 3440.22] That's different. +[3440.22 --> 3441.22] Yeah. +[3441.22 --> 3445.22] Well, I was live streaming Call of Duty 3 Close Quarters when it launched. +[3445.22 --> 3449.22] Because Nick, Coconut Monkey and I were good friends and we played that all the time. +[3449.22 --> 3457.22] And I had started live streaming it because when it dropped for premium access, early access, he was like with a family on vacation. +[3457.22 --> 3458.22] He couldn't play it so he was all butthurt. +[3458.22 --> 3462.22] So I basically was like, okay, I'll find out how to stream it so you can watch and see the early access. +[3462.22 --> 3467.22] Another gentleman by the name of Holiday Doc came in and just randomly found my stream. +[3467.22 --> 3470.22] And he was a pretty well known like Call of Duty Codcaster for like MLG. +[3470.22 --> 3473.22] And he just thought that I was funny and entertaining and then we became friends. +[3473.22 --> 3475.22] And after a couple of months, he's like, you should do YouTube. +[3475.22 --> 3481.22] People would find like this tech stuff interesting because I became like the guy he asked PC questions to. +[3481.22 --> 3482.22] He didn't know anything about PCs. +[3482.22 --> 3485.22] And then he was like, you should do stuff like this on YouTube. +[3485.22 --> 3489.22] I said, and at the time, I didn't know Linus Tech Tips. +[3489.22 --> 3491.22] I didn't know people made livings on YouTube. +[3491.22 --> 3492.22] I was, this is 2012. +[3492.22 --> 3495.22] I was super ignorant to what was going on. +[3495.22 --> 3497.22] I was like, who the heck would watch a channel about computers? +[3497.22 --> 3502.22] That sounds like the most boring thing anyone would ever spend their time doing. +[3502.22 --> 3503.22] He's like, well, just try it. +[3503.22 --> 3505.22] So I basically told him, I'll try it. +[3505.22 --> 3507.22] But when it fails, will you leave me alone? +[3507.22 --> 3509.22] He kept bugging me about doing it. +[3509.22 --> 3511.22] And so I was like, fine, I'll try it. +[3511.22 --> 3514.22] And then of course, it just sort of steadily took off. +[3514.22 --> 3517.22] And I've since like built him a computer and sent him parts. +[3517.22 --> 3524.22] But yeah, it's one of those things where I only did it to show that it would not work. +[3524.22 --> 3525.22] Yeah. +[3525.22 --> 3531.22] And fast forward six years, it's now incorporated and it's now helping other people pay their bills because now I have employees. +[3531.22 --> 3533.22] So it's crazy. +[3533.22 --> 3535.22] I, that's, that's actually really cool. +[3535.22 --> 3538.22] And I like the part where you sent them a computer and parts and stuff. +[3538.22 --> 3539.22] Yeah. +[3539.22 --> 3540.22] That's kind of cool to pay it back. +[3540.22 --> 3546.22] I, I got into YouTube because I was like really, really into mechanical keyboards. +[3546.22 --> 3550.22] Like before America really had very many mechanical keyboards. +[3550.22 --> 3551.22] That sounds rare. +[3551.22 --> 3552.22] But people are like really into that. +[3552.22 --> 3553.22] Yeah. +[3553.22 --> 3556.22] It, it, there, there's, there's forums dedicated to it and stuff. +[3556.22 --> 3557.22] It's just not that big of a community. +[3557.22 --> 3563.22] Um, and I had like, I had my own like imported from Taiwan keyboard and all this kind of stuff. +[3563.22 --> 3570.22] And I wanted to show it off because I was proud that I had finally actually gotten a mechanical keyboard instead of just researching them online all the time. +[3570.22 --> 3572.22] Uh, so I filmed a video of that and then never released it. +[3572.22 --> 3580.22] And now there's, uh, some people have been watching this have probably seen it, but there's a video of Linus and I watching that video both just essentially making fun of me. +[3580.22 --> 3581.22] Oh yeah. +[3581.22 --> 3583.22] Cause that was when it was like critiquing your first video. +[3583.22 --> 3584.22] Like a lot of people were doing that. +[3584.22 --> 3585.22] Yeah. +[3585.22 --> 3586.22] Yeah. +[3586.22 --> 3587.22] Yeah. +[3587.22 --> 3590.22] So we, we critiqued a video that no one had seen cause it was never released anywhere. +[3590.22 --> 3591.22] Right. +[3591.22 --> 3596.22] So that the director's commentary thing we were talking about, like as it's airing and then you're so embarrassed cause you're like, Oh my God, I can't believe I said that. +[3596.22 --> 3597.22] Yeah. +[3597.22 --> 3600.22] Like at the time you think like you nailed this video, you go back and you look and you're like, wow, I'm an idiot. +[3600.22 --> 3603.22] Especially cause I said something that was like factually incorrect. +[3603.22 --> 3605.22] What was your first mechanical keyboard? +[3605.22 --> 3608.22] Uh, DK9008G2 from Ducky. +[3608.22 --> 3610.22] Oh, so you, I mean Ducky's a mouse. +[3610.22 --> 3612.22] It's still the keyboard that I use. +[3612.22 --> 3613.22] Yeah. +[3613.22 --> 3615.22] My first was a Razer Black Widow. +[3615.22 --> 3616.22] Oh yeah. +[3616.22 --> 3617.22] Okay. +[3617.22 --> 3620.22] I remember, I mean, nothing super special, but it was a blue switch without that was super cool. +[3620.22 --> 3622.22] Until I started streaming. +[3622.22 --> 3623.22] I still stream with it. +[3623.22 --> 3624.22] I don't even care. +[3624.22 --> 3625.22] People are gonna deal with it. +[3625.22 --> 3626.22] Model M or bust. +[3626.22 --> 3628.22] Do you use one? +[3628.22 --> 3629.22] I do. +[3629.22 --> 3630.22] Okay. +[3630.22 --> 3631.22] I've got a black Model M. +[3631.22 --> 3632.22] I actually, actually, that's cool. +[3632.22 --> 3635.22] A fairly impressive collection of the SSK Model M's as well. +[3635.22 --> 3636.22] The numpadless ones. +[3636.22 --> 3637.22] Yeah. +[3637.22 --> 3638.22] I have a mask. +[3638.22 --> 3639.22] I should be able to make it until I'm about 80. +[3639.22 --> 3641.22] If I only use the SSK's. +[3641.22 --> 3642.22] Wow. +[3642.22 --> 3643.22] Cause that's pretty sweet. +[3643.22 --> 3646.22] The Model M, and the Unicomp still makes the Model M, but it's a little lighter. +[3646.22 --> 3647.22] It's not quite the same construction. +[3647.22 --> 3648.22] It's not the same. +[3648.22 --> 3649.22] Yeah. +[3649.22 --> 3651.22] The, the earlier ones are better. +[3651.22 --> 3654.22] The later ones, they've gotten a lot of money from like the healthcare industry and stuff. +[3654.22 --> 3658.22] So Unicomp is making higher quality products than they were even a couple of years ago. +[3658.22 --> 3664.22] And, uh, they're, it's almost as good, but man, those SSK, like, it's nice. +[3664.22 --> 3667.22] The only thing I really miss are the extra keys. +[3667.22 --> 3670.22] So I've had to like remap my keys for things on the right side of the keyboard, but it's +[3670.22 --> 3671.22] not bad. +[3671.22 --> 3672.22] Yeah. +[3672.22 --> 3678.22] I, I have one properly functioning Model M, but I generally don't use it. +[3678.22 --> 3679.22] Um. +[3679.22 --> 3680.22] I've got a bunch of the ones with the NumLock. +[3680.22 --> 3681.22] You can totally have one. +[3681.22 --> 3682.22] Ooh. +[3682.22 --> 3683.22] Or with like the number pad. +[3683.22 --> 3684.22] Yeah. +[3684.22 --> 3685.22] Yeah. +[3685.22 --> 3686.22] That's fine. +[3686.22 --> 3687.22] That'd be cool. +[3687.22 --> 3688.22] I can even give you a new in-box. +[3688.22 --> 3689.22] I've got like four of those. +[3689.22 --> 3690.22] Of like the original? +[3690.22 --> 3691.22] Yeah. +[3691.22 --> 3692.22] Holy cow. +[3692.22 --> 3693.22] That would be pretty cool. +[3693.22 --> 3695.22] But, uh, how did you get into YouTube? +[3695.22 --> 3700.22] Um, the very first video that I made was actually even before the thing, like I used to, well, +[3700.22 --> 3702.22] I don't know, it's a long story. +[3702.22 --> 3707.22] But even before all of that, there is a video that I'm surprised that no one found. +[3707.22 --> 3711.22] And it was when, uh, Windows Vista came out. +[3711.22 --> 3715.22] I was so angry, I probably should have been medicated. +[3715.22 --> 3718.22] And I was really worried about privacy and things like that. +[3718.22 --> 3725.22] But I made a driver showing how NVIDIA had completely screwed the pooch on 64-bit drivers under 64-bit Vista. +[3725.22 --> 3731.22] They literally took their 32-bit driver and pasted it into a 64-bit wrapper. +[3731.22 --> 3734.22] I was so mad, I could not see straight. +[3734.22 --> 3740.22] I was seething with anger because it was like, you know, right up to the beta launching video was like, we're gonna come out with a driver. +[3740.22 --> 3745.22] And then after Vista went into production, they were like, okay, cool, here's our real driver. +[3745.22 --> 3749.22] And it was still the same garbage that had been for like the last six months before that. +[3749.22 --> 3756.22] And so there's a video on YouTube of me losing my mind and ranting about this horrible pile of garbage driver that doesn't work. +[3756.22 --> 3758.22] And it'll work for five minutes and then crash. +[3758.22 --> 3766.22] And the whole reason was that as soon as a program would try to do anything outside of that 32-bit address space with that 64-bit driver, it would crash. +[3766.22 --> 3768.22] Because it wasn't really a 64-bit driver. +[3768.22 --> 3770.22] So there's that. +[3770.22 --> 3773.22] And that's the very first thing I did on YouTube, technically. +[3773.22 --> 3780.22] I guess, yeah, if I want to be specific, the very first stuff I did on YouTube was, again, this is the only reason why I thought of it even. +[3780.22 --> 3781.22] I usually forget about this. +[3781.22 --> 3783.22] But you mentioned no one found it. +[3783.22 --> 3784.22] So far, no one has found this. +[3784.22 --> 3786.22] I checked a little while ago and it was still there. +[3786.22 --> 3788.22] I don't know why the titles are so bad. +[3788.22 --> 3789.22] It's probably why people can't find it. +[3789.22 --> 3791.22] But no clickbait here. +[3791.22 --> 3800.22] But this was, I used to do guides on how to get 100% sync in like Assassin's Creed levels. +[3800.22 --> 3802.22] And like no one cared. +[3802.22 --> 3803.22] It was great. +[3803.22 --> 3811.22] So another thing I want to ask you about is you recently developed and started selling, why am I forgetting the name of them right now? +[3811.22 --> 3812.22] KVMs? +[3812.22 --> 3813.22] Yes. +[3813.22 --> 3817.22] Like multi-port KVMs with really, really, really high-end features. +[3817.22 --> 3822.22] So that was another thing that made me almost as mad, but not quite as mad as the NVIDIA driver thing. +[3822.22 --> 3823.22] That's why I brought it up. +[3823.22 --> 3825.22] And it was like, alright, I can do something about this. +[3825.22 --> 3827.22] This is a thing that I can fix. +[3827.22 --> 3833.22] Because the world of KVMs for like 4K and like DisplayPort 60Hz, it's terrible. +[3833.22 --> 3834.22] It's really terrible. +[3834.22 --> 3838.22] Most I know of even now are still like VGA stuff. +[3838.22 --> 3839.22] Yeah. +[3839.22 --> 3848.22] And like the USB functionality is like, it's designed for like the $5 USB keyboard, which has like one of three of the cheapest USB chips known to man. +[3848.22 --> 3850.22] But if you've got an RGB keyboard, it doesn't work. +[3850.22 --> 3856.22] Or if you've got like the Corsair keyboards, once the driver loads, it's not even really a keyboard anymore. +[3856.22 --> 3858.22] And so good luck getting that to work with the KVM. +[3858.22 --> 3864.22] And so I just, I found somebody in Taiwan that had basically the hardware that I needed. +[3864.22 --> 3877.22] But I got them to tweak the hardware for me and I got to do software that solves the problems for people like us that would be trying to do things with a KVM that has, you know, a 4K DisplayPort 1.2, whatever. +[3877.22 --> 3880.22] And I basically already had a customer lined up for them. +[3880.22 --> 3882.22] So I was just sort of selling the seconds. +[3882.22 --> 3884.22] But they sold so well that we did two other runs. +[3884.22 --> 3888.22] And it is shocking the people that have come out of the woodwork to buy the KVMs. +[3888.22 --> 3889.22] And generally it's done really well. +[3889.22 --> 3893.22] Interestingly, Macs are the things that have the biggest problem. +[3893.22 --> 3898.22] Like the trashcan Mac Pros don't actually follow the DisplayPort spec at all. +[3898.22 --> 3899.22] No way. +[3899.22 --> 3900.22] Yeah. +[3900.22 --> 3903.22] So that's the most surprised no way I've ever heard. +[3903.22 --> 3906.22] So they're a little problem. +[3906.22 --> 3908.22] So they're a little problematic with Macs. +[3908.22 --> 3912.22] The modern Macs, you have to use like a Thunderbolt dock that has like a DisplayPort socket. +[3912.22 --> 3913.22] You can't just use a cheap cable. +[3913.22 --> 3914.22] And I don't know what that's about. +[3914.22 --> 3916.22] So I'm working on that. +[3916.22 --> 3923.22] Yeah, I know that every Macbook since the touch bar with the dongle, if you use a dongle, it's not the Apple dongle. +[3923.22 --> 3924.22] Your devices won't work. +[3924.22 --> 3925.22] Yeah, it's a real pain. +[3925.22 --> 3927.22] I had planned to do a real review of that. +[3927.22 --> 3932.22] And once I got to the point where I plugged it in and I realized the dongle didn't work unless you used the $80 one. +[3932.22 --> 3934.22] And the $30 one worked in the two other machines I had. +[3934.22 --> 3936.22] I just couldn't stop by. +[3936.22 --> 3941.22] Well, one of the design choices on the KVM is that it does not have a repeater. +[3941.22 --> 3951.22] And so a lot of the signal is like a lot of the signal out of that DisplayPort cable is just barely enough that if it's going into the monitor, it's fine. +[3951.22 --> 3964.22] But if you send it in through the connector and then into the KVM, which is like another four inches of cable, and then back out again, the signal to noise ratio is not high enough for it to do a proper digital sync or whatever on that cable. +[3964.22 --> 3973.22] And it's infuriating because the spec says that it should be able to push an unamplified cable that's like eight meters or something like that. +[3973.22 --> 3975.22] And you're lucky to get four. +[3975.22 --> 3980.22] I'd be interested in what chipsets the trash can one uses because I think I've only opened one of those ever. +[3980.22 --> 3986.22] It's a D300, but it goes through, I think it goes through the board in the bottom and then back out the connector in the back. +[3986.22 --> 3989.22] And so they have a repeater or something in the board in the bottom. +[3989.22 --> 3990.22] And that's the problem. +[3990.22 --> 3991.22] Oh, yeah. +[3991.22 --> 3996.22] Because if I like just solder a little dongle directly on the D300, it's fine. +[3996.22 --> 3999.22] So you'd have to tell your customers to solder it directly to the Mac Pro. +[3999.22 --> 4004.22] Yeah, it's some of the witchcraft after the D300 before it makes it out of the Mac. +[4004.22 --> 4005.22] Some assembly and required. +[4005.22 --> 4006.22] Yeah. +[4006.22 --> 4012.22] You mentioned the, I think it was like four inches or whatever of cable within the box. +[4012.22 --> 4018.22] That was a, I'm going to tangent here a fair amount, but that was a really interesting situation when USB 3 first started becoming popular. +[4018.22 --> 4026.22] And you'd have those cases that have front IO, USB 3, but that were just cable extensions that would go all the way out the back of the case and plug into the back of your motherboard. +[4026.22 --> 4029.22] And then you'd have people with really long USB 3 cables. +[4029.22 --> 4035.22] So you'd have people with like 15 feet worth of total actual distance for USB 3 and then it won't charge their freaking devices. +[4035.22 --> 4036.22] Yeah. +[4036.22 --> 4037.22] But that remains a problem on cases. +[4037.22 --> 4040.22] I mean, the front panel of USB 3 is still hit and miss on a lot of cases. +[4040.22 --> 4041.22] It's still really long. +[4041.22 --> 4042.22] Yeah. +[4042.22 --> 4052.22] It's frustrating too when you, we're finally in the era where it isn't those weird extensions that have to go out the case and then into the motherboard in order to make it so you can plug in USB. +[4052.22 --> 4059.22] But they, some cases will still have USB just like header cables for USB 3 that you could plug into a different case. +[4059.22 --> 4061.22] Like it's like, why is it so long? +[4061.22 --> 4062.22] This is actually really bad. +[4062.22 --> 4065.22] But yeah, most people, most people don't know about that. +[4065.22 --> 4068.22] That being said though, I think we're going to cut it here because you have to grab a plane. +[4068.22 --> 4069.22] I have a flight. +[4069.22 --> 4070.22] Yeah. +[4070.22 --> 4071.22] You have to get out of here. +[4071.22 --> 4072.22] Thanks for watching the WAN show. +[4072.22 --> 4075.22] This was a bit of a, bit of a different way to do the WAN show. +[4075.22 --> 4080.22] We half covered one topic, but I think it was good. +[4080.22 --> 4082.22] It was fun to talk about a whole bunch of different stuff. +[4082.22 --> 4084.22] I'm going to let people shout out their channels again. +[4084.22 --> 4085.22] So Lewis. +[4085.22 --> 4086.22] Rossman group. +[4086.22 --> 4087.22] 2S is 2Ns. +[4087.22 --> 4088.22] 2S is 2Ns. +[4088.22 --> 4089.22] 2S is 2Ns. +[4089.22 --> 4090.22] Level one text. +[4090.22 --> 4091.22] Jay's two cents. +[4091.22 --> 4092.22] Perfect. +[4092.22 --> 4093.22] There we go. +[4093.22 --> 4095.22] I will see you guys next week. +[4095.22 --> 4097.22] I will possibly see you guys at LTX. +[4097.22 --> 4098.22] I'm going to enjoy some more of this. +[4098.22 --> 4099.22] I'll be there tomorrow. +[4099.22 --> 4100.22] Do it. +[4100.22 --> 4101.22] I'll be there. +[4101.22 --> 4103.22] Tomorrow as well. +[4103.22 --> 4105.22] Who are these? +[4105.22 --> 4106.22] These things? +[4106.22 --> 4107.22] Yeah. +[4107.22 --> 4109.22] So there's only one of them around. +[4109.22 --> 4110.22] I'll be there. +[4110.22 --> 4111.22] I'll be there. +[4111.22 --> 4112.22] I'll be there. +[4112.22 --> 4113.22] I'll be there. +[4113.22 --> 4114.22] I'll be there. +[4114.22 --> 4115.22] Uh, what was this? +[4115.22 --> 4116.22] It was the first week or the second week. +[4116.22 --> 4119.22] That was because, uh, it's amazing. +[4119.22 --> 4122.22] Uh, the guy wearing a French shirt. +[4122.22 --> 4124.22] I said him, you know what I do. +[4124.22 --> 4126.22] Yay, that's your key. +[4126.22 --> 4130.22] Yay, private internet access. +[4130.22 --> 4131.22] For all your privates. +[4131.22 --> 4132.22] Yay, LTX. +[4132.22 --> 4133.22] I need to get shilling scenes in open broadcasting. +[4133.22 --> 4134.22] Dude, it's great. +[4134.22 --> 4135.22] That's great. +[4135.22 --> 4136.22] I have to do it manually. +[4136.22 --> 4137.22] It sucks. +[4137.22 --> 4138.22] It sucks. +[4138.22 --> 4139.22] . +[4139.22 --> 4140.22] . +[4140.22 --> 4141.22] . +[4141.22 --> 4143.22] . +[4143.22 --> 4145.22] . +[4145.22 --> 4146.22] . diff --git a/MASSIVE CPU vulnerabilities, Meltdown, Spectre - WAN Show Jan. 5 2018_transcript.txt b/MASSIVE CPU vulnerabilities, Meltdown, Spectre - WAN Show Jan. 5 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..929168a1b768bd722e4c2643ca2692ffde1d2df0 --- /dev/null +++ b/MASSIVE CPU vulnerabilities, Meltdown, Spectre - WAN Show Jan. 5 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,2798 @@ +[0.00 --> 3.00] Welcome to the WAN Show! +[3.00 --> 6.00] The first WAN Show of 2018 and... +[6.00 --> 8.00] The last WAN Show! +[8.00 --> 10.00] The last WAN Show of this week. +[10.00 --> 13.00] Before CES. There we go, I forgot what was important. +[13.00 --> 15.00] CES is gonna happen soon! +[15.00 --> 18.00] Yeah, that's... I'm gonna blame my mind scattering on that. +[18.00 --> 20.00] So who's all going? Because this is your first year. +[20.00 --> 23.00] It's my first year. It's gonna be Alex's first year, Alex the Great-ish. +[23.00 --> 24.00] Yeah. +[24.00 --> 27.00] It's gonna be Jake's first time away from home. +[27.00 --> 29.00] Yes! Away from the nest. +[29.00 --> 33.00] His mom's driving him to the airport, but after that he's a free man. +[33.00 --> 35.00] In Vegas, 18. +[35.00 --> 37.00] I'm gonna give her a wink from the parking lot there. +[37.00 --> 38.00] Oh yeah. +[38.00 --> 39.00] A knowing smile. +[40.00 --> 42.00] Oh wow. +[42.00 --> 46.00] And so, you, Alex, Jake, Max... +[46.00 --> 47.00] Yeah. +[47.00 --> 50.00] And then I think that's everyone who hasn't been. +[50.00 --> 52.00] I'm not sure if Pella was there last year or not. +[52.00 --> 54.00] He's been around. There's gonna be a pack of us though. +[54.00 --> 55.00] Hey Brandon! +[55.00 --> 56.00] You can look out. +[56.00 --> 58.00] Was Pella at CES last year? +[58.00 --> 59.00] Yes. +[59.00 --> 60.00] Yeah, okay. +[60.00 --> 63.00] So it's all just writers who weren't there last year. +[63.00 --> 64.00] And Max. +[64.00 --> 65.00] Whoa! +[65.00 --> 66.00] And Max. +[66.00 --> 67.00] Yeah. +[67.00 --> 68.00] Colton was almost here. +[68.00 --> 69.00] Alright. +[69.00 --> 70.00] You're fine. +[70.00 --> 71.00] So that's what's going on with CES. +[71.00 --> 72.00] That's gonna be next week. +[72.00 --> 76.00] Expect a huge torrent of videos to be hitting YouTube and Floatplane. +[76.00 --> 77.00] It's gonna be insane. +[77.00 --> 78.00] Tons of stuff coming. +[78.00 --> 79.00] Excited and stressed. +[79.00 --> 80.00] You should be. +[80.00 --> 81.00] Already, yeah. +[81.00 --> 82.00] It's a pretty insane experience. +[82.00 --> 83.00] I have performance anxiety. +[83.00 --> 88.00] On the one hand, I'm so stoked because as a kid I subscribed to Xbox Magazine and they were +[88.00 --> 89.00] always talking about going to E3. +[89.00 --> 90.00] Yeah. +[90.00 --> 91.00] And I was like, oh that's so amazing. +[91.00 --> 92.00] It's totally different. +[92.00 --> 93.00] Sure. +[93.00 --> 96.00] But I never thought that I'd go to any giant conference like that and see all this cutting +[96.00 --> 97.00] edge stuff face up. +[97.00 --> 98.00] It's gonna be awesome. +[98.00 --> 101.00] CES is more insanity. +[101.00 --> 102.00] In terms of like. +[102.00 --> 103.00] That suits me. +[103.00 --> 106.00] The people on the floor, where you need to go. +[106.00 --> 109.00] So E3 is nicely contained in one building. +[109.00 --> 112.00] And they're like super way more hardcore. +[112.00 --> 113.00] Or at least they were. +[113.00 --> 114.00] They've loosened it up a little bit. +[114.00 --> 115.00] About who could go. +[115.00 --> 118.00] So there wasn't a ton of people on the floor and it's all in one building. +[118.00 --> 119.00] This is. +[119.00 --> 123.00] Well in the earlier days, like in the early 2000s, it was less exclusive. +[123.00 --> 124.00] Yes. +[124.00 --> 125.00] And then they tightened it up. +[125.00 --> 126.00] Yeah. +[126.00 --> 127.00] I've got a beard longer. +[127.00 --> 128.00] You have so much more wisdom than I do. +[128.00 --> 129.00] And our beards are the same length. +[129.00 --> 131.00] This doesn't make any sense. +[131.00 --> 132.00] But yeah. +[132.00 --> 133.00] CES is gonna be insane. +[133.00 --> 136.00] I'll be at CES with a mustache. +[136.00 --> 137.00] No wisdom. +[137.00 --> 138.00] You're taking all that off? +[138.00 --> 139.00] No, no. +[139.00 --> 140.00] I won't. +[140.00 --> 141.00] I was like, I don't know. +[141.00 --> 142.00] That's just. +[142.00 --> 147.00] Either way, what we're gonna talk about this week is a lot of Intel stuff. +[147.00 --> 148.00] A lot of ARM stuff. +[148.00 --> 149.00] A lot of AMD stuff. +[149.00 --> 156.00] As you guys know, CPUs right now are in kind of a terrible spot with meltdown and spec +[156.00 --> 157.00] actor are both going around rampaging things. +[157.00 --> 158.00] We're all dead. +[158.00 --> 163.00] We're gonna talk about what different companies are doing to deal with this, how it's being +[163.00 --> 169.00] dealt with, how it might affect you, how it's affecting other companies, different responses +[169.00 --> 170.00] that are happening due to it. +[170.00 --> 171.00] All that kind of stuff. +[171.00 --> 172.00] We're gonna talk about all that kind of stuff. +[172.00 --> 175.00] And there's a bunch of other interesting things as well. +[175.00 --> 178.00] Like some stuff to do with Spotify. +[178.00 --> 182.00] And Luke's super secret, New Year's resolution. +[182.00 --> 183.00] Yeah. +[183.00 --> 185.00] Roll the intro for dramatic effect. +[185.00 --> 186.00] Whoa. +[186.00 --> 187.00] Yes. +[187.00 --> 191.00] I made that last bit up. +[191.00 --> 192.00] You got a few minutes to think of something. +[192.00 --> 193.00] I don't know. +[193.00 --> 194.00] I didn't make it. +[194.00 --> 195.00] To go to the gym just as much as I can. +[195.00 --> 196.00] Eat about as much sugar as I usually do. +[196.00 --> 197.00] Yeah. +[197.00 --> 198.00] Yay, sponsors. +[198.00 --> 200.00] Thank you for making this show viable. +[200.00 --> 201.00] Moving back. +[201.00 --> 202.00] Okay. +[202.00 --> 203.00] Let's get into it. +[203.00 --> 216.00] I'm gonna post an Rs. Technica thread. +[216.00 --> 219.00] It was... or a post? +[219.00 --> 221.00] An article? +[221.00 --> 222.00] Article. +[222.00 --> 223.00] There we go. +[223.00 --> 224.00] We'll go with that. +[224.00 --> 225.00] It's the episode. +[225.00 --> 227.00] I'm gonna make this episode two. +[227.00 --> 229.00] I want to make it a few minutes. +[229.00 --> 230.00] I'll go with theament. +[230.00 --> 231.76] It's posted by Peter Bright. +[232.28 --> 233.72] It's a very good article. +[233.86 --> 237.76] Thank you, Peter Bright, for making a very nice, concise package. +[238.00 --> 239.44] This is everything that's going on. +[239.48 --> 240.38] It's way too long. +[240.50 --> 243.72] Most people aren't going to read it, grab a coffee and a donut to go through it kind of article. +[243.82 --> 244.82] There's a lot of information. +[245.02 --> 248.52] This whole story is like an onion with layers. +[248.92 --> 253.56] So we're going to take you through the entire story of how these vulnerabilities were discovered, +[254.30 --> 257.04] what the response from the parties involved was, +[257.04 --> 261.62] and kind of all the insanity that has ensued and is still ensuing today. +[261.86 --> 262.26] Yes. +[262.42 --> 266.12] So I'm going to jump slightly forward and explain what they are, +[267.02 --> 270.22] and then we'll jump back to the start and explain how it was found and all that kind of stuff. +[270.32 --> 270.88] Does that make sense? +[271.24 --> 271.50] Okay. +[271.50 --> 272.76] And jump around a little bit. +[272.84 --> 273.82] It's going to be a crazy tangent. +[273.82 --> 276.16] So I'm going to steal some of this from Ars Technica. +[276.34 --> 277.62] Again, thank you very much, Peter Bright. +[278.60 --> 282.10] So there's two main vulnerabilities. +[282.46 --> 283.18] And they're kind of related? +[283.50 --> 284.50] They are kind of related. +[284.50 --> 287.92] They source from the same type of area. +[288.10 --> 289.60] So jumping to the Ars article. +[291.24 --> 294.00] Modern processors perform speculative execution. +[294.22 --> 295.58] That's where a lot of this is based on. +[295.84 --> 301.06] That is where a processor will assume what needs to be done next and do that thing, +[301.48 --> 302.52] do those calculations. +[303.04 --> 306.56] And then if it is wrong and that isn't what's happening next, that is fine. +[306.60 --> 307.10] It doesn't matter. +[307.22 --> 308.76] It ditches all that code. +[309.06 --> 309.56] No big deal. +[309.90 --> 311.88] If it's right, then, hey, it's already done it, +[311.92 --> 313.56] and it's able to execute that thing faster. +[313.56 --> 315.72] This is a great thing. +[316.04 --> 317.44] It makes things run a lot faster. +[317.92 --> 321.66] It's not a big deal that it's running some code and coming up with some answers +[321.66 --> 325.14] and then ditching those answers because it's making a lot of other things faster +[325.14 --> 326.32] when it does guess correctly. +[326.38 --> 327.44] It's pretty much only upside. +[328.86 --> 329.26] Yeah. +[329.66 --> 332.92] This is a property of modern CPUs. +[332.92 --> 336.34] So that would be a reason why, spoiler alert, +[336.78 --> 342.76] these vulnerabilities don't really have as much of an impact on much older chips. +[343.14 --> 343.48] Yeah. +[343.48 --> 347.72] So Spectre and Meltdown that we're going to be talking about today, +[347.84 --> 353.84] it perturbs the processor state in detectable ways, which is bad. +[354.24 --> 356.26] That essentially, when you break that down, +[356.32 --> 359.50] means that these vulnerabilities can watch, +[360.22 --> 363.44] even though it doesn't have access to these code paths, +[363.58 --> 365.08] these speculative execution code paths, +[365.26 --> 369.72] it can figure out what they're doing, which is bad because it gives them more information. +[369.72 --> 372.82] And it could result in more things down the line. +[373.02 --> 374.62] Meltdown and Spectre is what we know of right now. +[375.00 --> 377.32] So again, to break down what Meltdown and Spectre are, +[377.74 --> 382.74] Meltdown, it's applicable to every Intel chip made for many years. +[382.88 --> 384.52] I don't think we know necessarily right now. +[384.62 --> 385.56] There is a list. +[385.92 --> 386.88] We should show the list. +[387.02 --> 389.34] I don't entirely know if the list is... +[389.34 --> 390.06] You don't believe my list? +[390.20 --> 390.40] Oh. +[391.80 --> 392.92] We didn't do screen sharing. +[392.94 --> 394.14] We have an HDMI right here. +[394.24 --> 398.10] The classic meme of Wancho, which is it's late. +[398.10 --> 399.38] Screen sharing is never set up. +[399.38 --> 399.88] Not prepared. +[400.08 --> 401.02] And audio doesn't work. +[402.38 --> 403.38] Yes, except... +[405.00 --> 406.36] What screen is that? +[408.34 --> 408.82] What? +[409.40 --> 410.90] That's not up on either. +[413.48 --> 414.58] That's awesome. +[415.66 --> 416.42] Hold on. +[417.68 --> 419.04] Anyways, there is a list. +[419.22 --> 422.04] I can post it in the Twitch chat, +[422.18 --> 423.78] so you guys can check it out yourselves. +[423.94 --> 427.16] Suffice to say, it's basically every Intel chip for the last 15 years. +[427.36 --> 428.94] Yeah, kind of a big deal. +[428.94 --> 431.84] And it's going to affect different chips in different ways, +[431.92 --> 433.88] which is another interesting part. +[434.30 --> 435.88] Newer chips have certain standards, +[435.88 --> 441.14] which will actually help them deal with this a little bit better than certain older chips. +[441.22 --> 443.98] It also affects different programs differently. +[443.98 --> 447.12] So certain programs are going to get hit by this really heavily. +[448.02 --> 449.32] Microsoft has found... +[449.32 --> 450.78] We'll go into that more later. +[450.88 --> 456.24] But Microsoft has found that certain antiviruses have been using things in undocumented ways +[456.24 --> 459.36] that utilize this type of stuff. +[459.56 --> 460.98] So when they try to turn it off... +[460.98 --> 462.64] Again, we're going to get into that more later. +[462.64 --> 464.66] I'm trying to be vague because we'll go more deeply into that later. +[465.00 --> 468.66] It causes problems for the antivirus programs, which is a nightmare. +[469.40 --> 471.48] But anyways, it's all a whole mess. +[471.74 --> 471.98] But Meltdown... +[471.98 --> 474.28] That was basically a verbal table of contents. +[474.92 --> 475.72] Thank you. +[475.72 --> 477.72] Meltdown... +[477.72 --> 478.62] Chapter one. +[478.72 --> 480.98] ...applicable to every Intel chip for many years, +[481.10 --> 482.46] listed in the Twitch chat, +[482.82 --> 487.26] and will be in the doc if you access the forum. +[487.56 --> 488.82] So if you're watching this on YouTube, +[489.24 --> 490.90] or you're listening to this on SoundCloud, +[491.40 --> 493.66] which a few people do, +[494.00 --> 495.50] it does actually happen. +[495.84 --> 497.54] Some people do listen to this on SoundCloud. +[497.90 --> 499.14] You can go into the description, +[499.64 --> 501.18] and there will be a forum link. +[501.18 --> 503.04] If you go to that, that'll show the doc. +[503.12 --> 506.06] And in the doc, there will be a link with all capital letters +[506.06 --> 508.02] that says List of Effected Intel CPUs. +[508.50 --> 509.56] Anyways, moving on. +[509.74 --> 511.08] Every Intel chip for many years, +[511.26 --> 513.72] along with certain high-performance ARM designs, +[513.84 --> 515.20] only high-performance ARM designs, +[515.68 --> 519.18] this flaw depends on the way that operating systems share memory +[519.18 --> 521.04] between user programs and the kernel. +[521.34 --> 525.56] And the solution right now carries some performance penalty. +[525.82 --> 528.12] In certain cases, really brutal ones. +[528.12 --> 531.26] I believe the highest reported that I've seen is about 30%. +[531.26 --> 533.34] Yeah, but I think that's more anonymous. +[533.68 --> 536.08] I think it's usually, especially if you have a newer CPU, +[536.22 --> 537.20] it's about 5%. +[537.20 --> 537.84] Yeah, yeah. +[537.94 --> 539.74] It's very rarely that bad. +[539.96 --> 542.60] It's also only certain processes and programs +[542.60 --> 544.02] that are going to get affected by it. +[544.26 --> 547.58] And it's also less as impactful if you have newer chips. +[547.88 --> 549.28] And it's going to depend on what you're doing, too. +[549.30 --> 553.90] I've heard in gaming, it can result in like three frames per second. +[554.08 --> 554.42] Yeah. +[554.64 --> 556.76] But it really is going to depend. +[556.76 --> 565.48] But the answer to this is to put an end to that sharing of memory +[565.48 --> 567.14] between user programs and the kernel, +[567.46 --> 569.40] which is why there's that performance penalty. +[569.86 --> 575.32] And then Spectre, it's applicable to chips from Intel, AMD, and ARM. +[575.88 --> 577.62] This is where some of the confusion came in +[577.62 --> 578.72] that we're going to talk about soon, +[578.88 --> 582.04] where AMD didn't think they were susceptible to anything, +[582.04 --> 586.00] and then now it's just Intel's susceptible to more stuff, +[586.16 --> 588.02] and everyone's susceptible to some things. +[588.04 --> 591.78] And each company is trying to minimize the optics. +[592.70 --> 595.78] AMD said this is a near zero chance of affecting us, +[596.32 --> 598.44] and Intel doesn't want their stock to drop, +[598.52 --> 600.26] so they're saying, yes, it does affect you. +[600.44 --> 600.72] Yeah. +[601.48 --> 603.10] There's a lot of politics involved as well. +[603.10 --> 604.94] There's a huge amount of politics in this. +[605.04 --> 607.26] We'll get into that a little bit more in the future. +[608.80 --> 611.26] Yeah, it even says Intel, AMD, ARM, +[611.36 --> 613.54] and probably every other processor on the market +[613.54 --> 615.36] that offers speculative execution, +[615.52 --> 616.76] which is like all of them. +[618.22 --> 619.74] It's also more subtle. +[619.90 --> 622.48] It encompasses a trick testing array bounds +[622.48 --> 624.60] to read memory within single processes, +[624.60 --> 627.90] which can be used to attack the integrity +[627.90 --> 629.88] of virtual machines and sandboxes, +[629.98 --> 631.56] which is rough. +[631.56 --> 633.14] That's a big deal for the cloud. +[633.46 --> 633.70] Yeah. +[634.58 --> 639.16] And cross-process attacks using processors branch predictors, +[639.20 --> 640.80] which is the thing that I was mentioning earlier, +[641.10 --> 644.48] where it can take little bits of resulting information +[644.48 --> 645.68] to figure out what it was actually doing. +[646.48 --> 648.30] Fixes for some aspects of Spectre +[648.30 --> 650.14] appear to have been developed already, +[650.58 --> 652.94] but protecting against the whole range of fixes +[652.94 --> 654.26] will require modification +[654.26 --> 657.42] or at least recompilation of at-risk programs, +[657.42 --> 660.82] and that is also a very rough part +[660.82 --> 663.66] because that brings way more players into the space +[663.66 --> 665.56] because now you're talking about programs too. +[665.94 --> 667.24] Do you think it's fair to say +[667.24 --> 669.62] that the only true fix is new chip architecture? +[673.34 --> 673.82] No. +[677.54 --> 679.04] One, it depends on what we're talking about. +[679.24 --> 680.78] Unfortunately, the sketchy one +[680.78 --> 683.48] that requires the most amount of tinkery level fixing +[683.48 --> 685.74] for the most amount of people is Spectre, +[685.88 --> 686.80] which affects everybody. +[687.46 --> 689.92] Everybody that has speculative processing. +[691.14 --> 693.24] So that's really annoying. +[693.66 --> 696.54] But you can, on a single system, +[697.04 --> 698.24] know that you're okay +[698.24 --> 701.70] if you go through everything. +[702.12 --> 705.22] Make sure everything has been modified or recompiled +[705.22 --> 706.84] that is affected by this. +[707.08 --> 708.86] Make sure your OS level is happy, +[709.12 --> 709.96] all that kind of stuff. +[709.96 --> 711.60] Turn on Windows updates, guys. +[712.48 --> 713.38] At least. +[714.58 --> 715.10] Yeah. +[716.46 --> 719.42] It's kind of a nightmare. +[719.66 --> 722.26] So how did this first get discovered? +[722.54 --> 723.36] You want to jump us there? +[724.14 --> 726.08] I thought I was going to be an interviewer. +[726.20 --> 728.56] But I can clarify some things because you know. +[728.86 --> 729.20] Okay. +[729.66 --> 731.04] So the way this was discovered +[731.04 --> 732.76] was through Google Project Zero. +[733.42 --> 734.94] Project Zero is one of those +[734.94 --> 737.02] little Google subsidiaries +[737.02 --> 739.40] companies that has a specific task. +[739.64 --> 740.82] Their task is to find +[740.82 --> 742.78] what are called zero-day bugs +[742.78 --> 743.60] or vulnerabilities. +[743.86 --> 744.46] That's where the zero +[744.46 --> 745.56] from Project Zero comes from. +[745.76 --> 746.26] That's right. +[746.38 --> 748.04] So basically, you're finding a bug +[748.04 --> 749.16] as soon as you can, +[749.26 --> 749.84] as fast as you can, +[749.96 --> 751.56] and fixing it as soon as it's found. +[752.00 --> 753.38] So the way this works is +[753.38 --> 755.00] there are bug bounties, +[755.08 --> 757.26] a certain amount of money put up +[757.26 --> 758.24] if bugs are found. +[758.46 --> 759.58] So all these freelancers, +[759.72 --> 760.56] Joe Schmoes, hackers, +[761.32 --> 762.86] white hats around the world, +[762.86 --> 765.02] are actively searching for bugs +[765.02 --> 768.62] among the suite of software +[768.62 --> 771.82] and hardware that is on Project Zero's list. +[772.02 --> 773.10] So a company can say, +[773.22 --> 773.76] we're on your list. +[773.84 --> 775.20] We want your freelancers +[775.20 --> 776.90] to find bugs for us. +[776.90 --> 777.18] Yeah. +[777.82 --> 779.28] So a person or team +[779.28 --> 780.38] It's a really cool program. +[781.26 --> 782.22] found this vulnerability, +[782.36 --> 783.66] I believe in the summertime, actually. +[783.94 --> 784.84] It's been a bit. +[785.04 --> 785.92] People have been working on this +[785.92 --> 786.58] for a little while. +[787.00 --> 787.16] Yeah. +[787.62 --> 789.22] And they notified Intel at the time. +[789.70 --> 789.96] Yeah. +[790.38 --> 791.64] But it's only just become known +[791.64 --> 792.60] to the public this week. +[792.60 --> 793.70] One quick thing. +[793.82 --> 795.04] Someone in the chat was like, +[795.26 --> 797.12] idiot, this doesn't affect iPhones. +[797.48 --> 798.60] Apple has already issued, +[799.74 --> 803.00] Apple has updated both iOS and macOS +[803.00 --> 805.88] to use dual page table mappings, +[806.16 --> 809.32] I believe specifically for Spectre. +[809.50 --> 809.68] Yeah. +[809.98 --> 810.18] So. +[810.62 --> 811.44] It does affect it. +[811.46 --> 811.88] The thing is, +[811.92 --> 814.18] it's such a low level vulnerability +[814.18 --> 817.44] that if Apple is going to patch it, +[817.58 --> 818.92] they're doing it at a higher level. +[818.92 --> 821.14] So they're only going to be able to defend +[821.14 --> 823.26] from certain aspects of it. +[823.72 --> 823.94] Yeah. +[824.14 --> 824.26] Well, +[824.36 --> 826.50] and there's some nice stuff. +[826.62 --> 826.80] Like, +[826.90 --> 828.32] we're jumping around all over the place. +[828.38 --> 829.82] I know it's going to be a little bit hard to follow. +[829.82 --> 834.50] So I would highly recommend checking out the WAN show doc +[834.50 --> 835.46] on the forum for this, +[835.64 --> 837.70] reading a few of the different actual articles +[837.70 --> 839.00] that have been properly posted. +[839.14 --> 840.94] We're trying to talk live. +[842.24 --> 843.84] The ARS article is really good, +[844.04 --> 845.38] but also with something like this, +[845.78 --> 847.32] you should cross-reference information +[847.32 --> 848.52] just to make sure you're getting everything good. +[848.52 --> 849.68] So if this is affecting you +[849.68 --> 850.78] or you're really interested in this, +[850.86 --> 852.52] I would definitely recommend diving into it. +[852.80 --> 855.80] But people like Amazon with S2 instances +[855.80 --> 858.12] are pushing updates of their own, +[858.20 --> 860.16] which is like handling everything on their side, +[860.42 --> 861.44] which is really nice. +[862.18 --> 862.96] But there's, +[863.12 --> 865.14] that's not the case in all situations. +[865.14 --> 865.64] But sorry, +[865.82 --> 866.10] continue. +[867.10 --> 867.50] Well, +[867.54 --> 868.00] you continue. +[868.34 --> 869.12] So what happened after that? +[869.16 --> 869.64] They found it. +[869.64 --> 870.30] Moving after that. +[870.36 --> 870.82] The universities, +[870.92 --> 872.32] they made a nice white paper about it. +[872.46 --> 872.70] Yeah. +[872.86 --> 875.08] So universities from America, +[875.26 --> 877.30] I remember it because it's three A countries. +[877.66 --> 878.10] America, +[878.34 --> 878.68] Austria, +[878.86 --> 879.40] and Australia. +[879.64 --> 879.86] Boom. +[881.10 --> 881.88] Oh no, +[881.96 --> 882.68] it did this thing. +[883.48 --> 884.88] Randomly when we're doing the WAN show, +[885.02 --> 886.72] I get signed out of my Google account +[886.72 --> 887.72] and I have to, +[887.78 --> 888.20] it's okay, +[888.24 --> 889.70] I don't actually need it this second. +[889.80 --> 891.04] I'll get signed in while I'm talking. +[891.58 --> 891.84] Oh, +[891.98 --> 892.54] last pass. +[892.70 --> 892.92] Oh, +[893.14 --> 893.96] this whole thing. +[893.98 --> 894.34] You're screwed. +[894.34 --> 894.84] It's so much. +[894.84 --> 896.80] You're going to need your YubiKey and everything now. +[897.34 --> 898.16] Hopefully not. +[898.32 --> 899.04] We'll see though. +[899.84 --> 900.38] But yeah, +[900.48 --> 901.60] universities from America, +[901.84 --> 902.26] Australia, +[902.26 --> 903.40] and Austria, +[904.04 --> 905.48] and Google Project Zero, +[905.80 --> 908.14] and people working at Microsoft, +[908.66 --> 909.76] and Google, +[910.10 --> 910.64] and Amazon, +[910.98 --> 912.08] and all these huge companies +[912.08 --> 914.02] all came together to try to work on this. +[915.00 --> 917.24] And they've been working on it actually +[917.24 --> 918.96] for quite a while. +[920.72 --> 921.34] There's, +[921.70 --> 923.44] this is where we get into, +[924.82 --> 926.72] there's a lot of different information +[926.72 --> 928.92] and it's a little bit confusing +[928.92 --> 930.48] what happened next, +[930.48 --> 932.30] but the public figured out. +[932.72 --> 933.74] And the public figured out +[933.74 --> 936.22] not that long ago. +[936.78 --> 940.40] The main article that really blew up +[940.40 --> 941.32] in a lot of people's minds +[941.32 --> 942.78] because it was much more public facing, +[942.90 --> 943.36] I believe, +[943.48 --> 944.66] was the Register article, +[945.40 --> 946.28] register.co.uk, +[946.44 --> 948.54] which is posted in the WAN doc, +[948.60 --> 949.32] if you want to check it out, +[949.38 --> 949.88] on the forum. +[949.88 --> 951.36] That was, +[951.36 --> 952.32] as far as I know, +[952.44 --> 953.72] one of the biggest explosions +[953.72 --> 955.78] in terms of more people knowing. +[956.26 --> 957.32] There was talk about it +[957.32 --> 960.38] on more like programmer-focused back channels. +[960.52 --> 962.74] This was a big news outlet bringing it on. +[962.96 --> 964.10] I could be wrong about that. +[964.18 --> 965.18] It could have been someone else first. +[965.34 --> 966.46] This is the first one I saw. +[966.50 --> 966.70] Same. +[966.70 --> 967.66] And I think it's the first one +[967.66 --> 968.28] most people saw. +[969.68 --> 971.20] It got to there, +[971.34 --> 972.98] as far as I know, +[973.38 --> 976.42] because a programmer at AMD +[976.42 --> 979.46] pushed code to the Linux kernel. +[980.10 --> 980.94] Let's see here. +[981.82 --> 982.16] Ah. +[983.74 --> 984.26] Yeah. +[984.34 --> 985.12] So there was an embargo +[985.12 --> 986.18] on all this kind of stuff +[986.18 --> 988.18] through the Google Project Zero platform. +[988.78 --> 989.94] Not everyone agrees +[989.94 --> 991.20] with having embargoes +[991.20 --> 992.08] on these types of things. +[992.20 --> 993.82] Some people position themselves +[993.82 --> 995.92] with all information should be open. +[996.28 --> 996.82] Everyone should know +[996.82 --> 997.84] everything that's going on. +[999.02 --> 1000.10] And your opinion on that +[1000.10 --> 1001.26] is whatever, Zs. +[1001.34 --> 1002.44] But there was an embargo. +[1003.06 --> 1006.58] And it wasn't technically broken. +[1006.88 --> 1007.18] I don't know. +[1007.22 --> 1009.04] You can frame that however you want. +[1010.62 --> 1010.94] But... +[1010.94 --> 1012.26] Yeah. +[1012.34 --> 1012.66] So it says, +[1012.92 --> 1013.64] it's true that AMD +[1013.64 --> 1014.78] didn't actually reveal +[1014.78 --> 1016.12] the details of the flaw +[1016.12 --> 1017.68] before the embargo was up. +[1017.98 --> 1019.64] But one of the company's developers +[1019.64 --> 1021.00] came very close +[1021.00 --> 1021.64] and close enough +[1021.64 --> 1023.48] to infer what was actually going on. +[1024.58 --> 1025.44] An AMD developer +[1025.44 --> 1026.82] contributed a Linux patch +[1026.82 --> 1028.38] that excluded AMD chips +[1028.38 --> 1030.00] from the meltdown mitigation. +[1030.62 --> 1031.90] In the note with the patch, +[1031.98 --> 1032.66] the developer wrote, +[1032.98 --> 1034.54] the AMD microarchitecture +[1034.54 --> 1036.74] does not allow memory references, +[1037.00 --> 1038.40] including speculative references +[1038.40 --> 1040.68] that access higher privileged data +[1040.68 --> 1041.44] when running +[1041.44 --> 1042.92] in a lesser privileged mode +[1042.92 --> 1044.04] when that access +[1044.04 --> 1045.64] would result in a page fault. +[1046.02 --> 1047.00] So with that information, +[1047.44 --> 1048.40] knowing that people +[1048.40 --> 1050.12] are writing code +[1050.12 --> 1051.28] and it's extremely important, +[1051.28 --> 1053.30] having that +[1053.30 --> 1054.42] basically is like, +[1054.50 --> 1055.92] we are not vulnerable to this +[1055.92 --> 1057.00] and knowing that people +[1057.00 --> 1058.00] are working on something +[1058.00 --> 1058.62] very major +[1058.62 --> 1059.34] and he's like +[1059.34 --> 1060.68] excluding themselves from it, +[1060.68 --> 1061.52] you can kind of figure out +[1061.52 --> 1062.20] what's going on. +[1063.00 --> 1064.22] But then the guy +[1064.22 --> 1065.28] kind of got +[1065.28 --> 1066.56] murked by a, +[1066.74 --> 1067.14] but wait, +[1067.96 --> 1068.42] there's another. +[1068.42 --> 1069.12] There's more. +[1069.54 --> 1069.94] Yeah. +[1069.94 --> 1071.16] So there's always two. +[1071.28 --> 1072.78] This is where the politics part +[1072.78 --> 1073.68] comes in because, +[1073.86 --> 1074.20] and okay, +[1075.48 --> 1077.48] this is where it gets confusing too +[1077.48 --> 1078.96] because I have also heard +[1078.96 --> 1080.68] that there was stuff +[1080.68 --> 1082.04] at Google that was leaked. +[1082.20 --> 1083.82] There's also been some emails +[1083.82 --> 1084.78] that have been leaked. +[1085.04 --> 1085.88] There's been tons +[1085.88 --> 1086.60] of different stuff. +[1086.70 --> 1087.86] I'm not entirely sure +[1087.86 --> 1089.78] which spark was lit first. +[1090.46 --> 1091.56] This is what I read +[1091.56 --> 1092.84] in the Ars Technica article. +[1093.08 --> 1094.04] There's other stuff +[1094.04 --> 1094.52] that I've read. +[1094.76 --> 1095.34] Who knows? +[1095.70 --> 1096.12] Anyway, +[1096.28 --> 1096.92] it got exposed +[1096.92 --> 1097.56] to the public +[1097.56 --> 1098.78] at some point. +[1099.94 --> 1100.82] And from there, +[1100.88 --> 1101.28] people started +[1101.28 --> 1102.24] freaking the hell out. +[1102.70 --> 1104.48] And that was mostly +[1104.48 --> 1106.12] based around Meltdown. +[1106.64 --> 1107.58] That's where we got +[1107.58 --> 1108.42] most of our information +[1108.42 --> 1109.22] about Meltdown, +[1109.46 --> 1111.38] which AMD is essentially, +[1112.18 --> 1112.88] as of right now, +[1112.94 --> 1113.62] as far as I know, +[1113.70 --> 1114.38] as far as I've seen +[1114.38 --> 1115.02] published everywhere, +[1115.36 --> 1116.34] they're excluded from that. +[1116.54 --> 1117.32] They're fine with Meltdown. +[1117.56 --> 1118.08] And that's why +[1118.08 --> 1119.34] there's a bunch of confusion +[1119.34 --> 1120.58] even when you Google this +[1120.58 --> 1122.04] because there's a timeline here +[1122.04 --> 1123.58] where the first part +[1123.58 --> 1124.62] of the media wave +[1124.62 --> 1126.08] was everyone responding +[1126.08 --> 1126.90] to Meltdown +[1126.90 --> 1127.56] and saying like, +[1127.70 --> 1129.12] you're going to read articles +[1129.12 --> 1130.60] that say AMD is not affected. +[1130.72 --> 1131.66] It'll say that in bold. +[1132.60 --> 1133.40] But it depends +[1133.40 --> 1134.10] when that was written. +[1134.50 --> 1134.74] Yeah. +[1134.86 --> 1136.68] Like the register article, +[1136.94 --> 1137.94] which exposed +[1137.94 --> 1138.68] a lot of this stuff +[1138.68 --> 1139.76] and really started +[1139.76 --> 1140.38] exploding things +[1140.38 --> 1141.12] like I was saying earlier, +[1141.54 --> 1142.40] specifically says +[1142.40 --> 1144.16] Intel CPU design flaw. +[1145.16 --> 1146.48] Then there's another one +[1146.48 --> 1148.10] by the Inquirer +[1148.10 --> 1148.94] that says, +[1148.94 --> 1150.56] Intel ARM and AMD +[1150.56 --> 1152.00] all affected by Meltdown +[1152.00 --> 1153.22] and Spectre security +[1153.22 --> 1154.78] bypassing CPU design flaw +[1154.78 --> 1156.14] in the freaking title. +[1156.48 --> 1157.06] So who knows? +[1157.14 --> 1157.96] Because that one says +[1157.96 --> 1158.92] that AMD is affected +[1158.92 --> 1159.54] by Meltdown. +[1159.68 --> 1160.98] But then almost everything else +[1160.98 --> 1161.62] is saying that AMD +[1161.62 --> 1162.92] isn't affected by Meltdown. +[1163.42 --> 1164.30] I'm kind of going +[1164.30 --> 1165.74] with the isn't side of things. +[1166.06 --> 1166.74] But then this is where +[1166.74 --> 1167.40] it gets political +[1167.40 --> 1169.08] because AMD goes, +[1169.20 --> 1169.72] ha ha ha, +[1169.88 --> 1170.66] we're not affected, +[1171.20 --> 1172.16] everything's fine. +[1172.48 --> 1173.68] And then Intel releases +[1173.68 --> 1175.02] super vague, +[1175.52 --> 1177.16] really confusing details. +[1177.60 --> 1179.52] Like one of my favorite lines, +[1179.82 --> 1181.50] it's in the ARS article. +[1181.50 --> 1185.18] the company's initial statement +[1185.18 --> 1186.46] produced on Wednesday +[1186.46 --> 1189.58] says, for example, +[1189.86 --> 1190.72] these exploits +[1190.72 --> 1192.18] do not have the potential +[1192.18 --> 1192.80] to corrupt, +[1193.04 --> 1193.36] modify, +[1193.52 --> 1194.30] or delete data. +[1194.94 --> 1195.40] Um, +[1195.96 --> 1196.68] which is great +[1196.68 --> 1197.78] because that is completely +[1197.78 --> 1198.54] not the point +[1198.54 --> 1199.38] and no one claimed +[1199.38 --> 1200.78] that it did any of those things. +[1201.18 --> 1201.88] That's like, +[1201.92 --> 1203.40] there's another CNBC article, +[1203.56 --> 1204.88] someone in the forum linked, +[1205.40 --> 1206.08] where it's like, +[1206.54 --> 1208.10] this doesn't affect NVIDIA. +[1208.10 --> 1209.30] And everyone's like, +[1209.46 --> 1209.70] yeah! +[1210.78 --> 1211.34] They're like, +[1211.70 --> 1212.18] well, duh. +[1212.38 --> 1213.84] But it's just a relevant title +[1213.84 --> 1214.62] for all those. +[1215.00 --> 1216.02] Or AMD graphics. +[1216.24 --> 1217.58] Like all the non-techie people +[1217.58 --> 1219.18] who just bought NVIDIA stock +[1219.18 --> 1219.78] because it was going +[1219.78 --> 1220.68] gangbusters this year. +[1220.80 --> 1221.00] Yeah. +[1221.06 --> 1221.32] They're like, +[1221.34 --> 1221.96] oh, thank God, +[1222.04 --> 1222.68] computer stuff. +[1223.20 --> 1223.60] Jeez, +[1223.92 --> 1224.60] we're safe. +[1225.64 --> 1226.04] Yeah, +[1226.12 --> 1227.92] so it's confusing +[1227.92 --> 1228.78] for a lot of people. +[1228.90 --> 1229.06] Again, +[1229.12 --> 1229.74] I would highly recommend +[1229.74 --> 1230.66] that you read these articles, +[1230.78 --> 1231.56] but we'll do our best +[1231.56 --> 1232.42] to go through stuff. +[1232.54 --> 1233.30] But anyways, +[1233.54 --> 1234.18] that's where it started +[1234.18 --> 1234.88] getting political +[1234.88 --> 1236.48] because AMD is trying +[1236.48 --> 1237.00] to sit over here +[1237.00 --> 1237.44] and be like, +[1237.44 --> 1237.72] yes, +[1237.76 --> 1238.38] it's not us. +[1238.76 --> 1239.50] And then Intel +[1239.50 --> 1240.36] is responding to that +[1240.36 --> 1241.06] by being like, +[1241.18 --> 1241.46] uh, +[1241.56 --> 1242.54] confusing statements. +[1243.14 --> 1243.44] And then... +[1244.18 --> 1245.56] I like that AMD dance you did. +[1245.94 --> 1246.08] Yeah. +[1246.24 --> 1246.80] Ta-da! +[1248.50 --> 1249.74] But then Spectre +[1249.74 --> 1250.60] comes out of nowhere +[1250.60 --> 1252.60] and now it's everybody. +[1253.36 --> 1254.18] Everybody's included. +[1254.58 --> 1255.40] Everyone who uses +[1255.40 --> 1256.52] speculative processing. +[1256.98 --> 1258.48] Not even just ARM, +[1258.62 --> 1258.96] Intel, +[1259.16 --> 1260.04] and AMD, +[1260.24 --> 1260.86] which is all the ones +[1260.86 --> 1262.52] we largely know about. +[1262.52 --> 1263.20] But like, +[1263.36 --> 1264.66] basically every chip maker +[1264.66 --> 1265.96] that uses speculative processing, +[1266.34 --> 1267.00] you're screwed. +[1267.00 --> 1268.04] Lock up your daughters +[1268.04 --> 1269.30] and shoot your sons. +[1271.62 --> 1273.20] That was a Grand Theft Auto reference. +[1273.42 --> 1273.54] Yes. +[1273.74 --> 1273.94] Yeah. +[1274.72 --> 1275.20] So... +[1275.20 --> 1275.80] Do you want to talk about +[1275.80 --> 1276.76] what... +[1276.76 --> 1279.28] How affected is the average person here? +[1279.34 --> 1280.40] What can they do about it? +[1280.52 --> 1281.90] Because I've heard, +[1282.14 --> 1282.44] slash, +[1282.54 --> 1283.46] read that +[1283.46 --> 1284.64] even though +[1284.64 --> 1285.56] the vulnerability +[1285.56 --> 1286.88] does affect all these chips +[1286.88 --> 1287.84] that we all have, +[1288.60 --> 1289.30] this isn't something +[1289.30 --> 1289.84] that you can +[1289.84 --> 1291.12] really exploit willy-nilly. +[1291.26 --> 1291.84] Does it take +[1291.84 --> 1292.70] quite a bit of work +[1292.70 --> 1293.32] to exploit these vulnerabilities? +[1293.32 --> 1294.28] As far as I know, +[1294.36 --> 1295.36] it takes quite a bit of work. +[1295.48 --> 1296.74] Most random people +[1296.74 --> 1297.82] are not going to be targets +[1297.82 --> 1298.28] for this +[1298.28 --> 1299.42] as far as I know. +[1299.56 --> 1299.82] Again, +[1299.90 --> 1301.00] this is really early on. +[1301.00 --> 1302.04] Especially right now. +[1302.16 --> 1302.90] And I'm juggling +[1302.90 --> 1303.76] a lot of different +[1303.76 --> 1304.82] conflicting information. +[1305.12 --> 1306.08] But especially right now... +[1306.08 --> 1306.72] If you were adept +[1306.72 --> 1308.20] at exploiting this right now, +[1308.26 --> 1308.66] you're going to go +[1308.66 --> 1310.50] for the highest value targets. +[1310.50 --> 1311.20] Juicy targets. +[1311.20 --> 1312.22] It's not for +[1312.22 --> 1315.76] Bob Schwarmaz's +[1315.76 --> 1317.64] Battlefield 4 gaming PC. +[1318.60 --> 1319.54] I just can't remember that name. +[1319.62 --> 1320.22] I like it, though. +[1320.54 --> 1321.32] It's pretty sweet. +[1321.96 --> 1322.88] I should make that a gamer tag. +[1322.88 --> 1323.68] He's got a restaurant. +[1324.34 --> 1324.76] Oh, yeah. +[1325.02 --> 1325.20] Yeah. +[1325.42 --> 1326.82] Oh, I just took Schwarmaz. +[1326.82 --> 1327.48] Yeah, it's Euro, though, +[1327.54 --> 1328.62] actually, not Schwarmaz. +[1328.86 --> 1329.48] Oh, nice. +[1329.48 --> 1330.46] He gets that all the time. +[1330.48 --> 1331.18] Yeah, that makes sense. +[1331.54 --> 1332.04] Yeah, anyways. +[1332.22 --> 1332.58] Yeah, like, +[1332.68 --> 1333.66] it's very unlikely +[1333.66 --> 1335.88] that your personal PC +[1335.88 --> 1336.62] is going to get attacked. +[1336.86 --> 1337.80] It's very unlikely +[1337.80 --> 1339.66] to tie back to that dude +[1339.66 --> 1340.58] calling someone an idiot +[1340.58 --> 1341.30] in the Twitch chat +[1341.30 --> 1342.18] that your iPhone +[1342.18 --> 1343.34] is going to get attacked, +[1343.60 --> 1344.32] but essentially, +[1344.46 --> 1345.08] all these processors +[1345.08 --> 1346.56] are susceptible to Spectre. +[1346.88 --> 1347.70] There are updates +[1347.70 --> 1348.56] that are coming. +[1348.78 --> 1349.42] Certain programs +[1349.42 --> 1350.06] are going to have to be +[1350.06 --> 1351.32] recompiled or modified. +[1351.76 --> 1353.14] Those things are going to happen, +[1353.22 --> 1354.40] especially for major +[1354.40 --> 1355.60] mainline programs. +[1356.46 --> 1357.28] So we can look forward +[1357.28 --> 1358.22] to a lot of blue screens +[1358.22 --> 1358.96] at CES. +[1359.88 --> 1360.70] You look forward +[1360.70 --> 1362.14] to a lot of updates. +[1363.04 --> 1364.06] Windows updates, +[1364.26 --> 1365.06] program updates, +[1365.24 --> 1366.12] lots of different things +[1366.12 --> 1367.06] are going to be updating. +[1367.72 --> 1368.78] This is where we're going +[1368.78 --> 1369.42] to tie into +[1369.42 --> 1370.52] what different companies +[1370.52 --> 1371.30] have done. +[1372.02 --> 1373.20] ARM has released +[1373.20 --> 1374.38] a really, really nice +[1374.38 --> 1375.40] white paper detailing +[1375.40 --> 1376.70] how it affects their processors +[1376.70 --> 1377.58] and all this kind of stuff, +[1377.84 --> 1378.44] which is going to be +[1378.44 --> 1379.04] uninteresting +[1379.04 --> 1380.56] for almost everybody +[1380.56 --> 1381.36] in this audience +[1381.36 --> 1382.22] because those are, +[1382.86 --> 1383.60] for the most point, +[1383.70 --> 1384.98] not consumer-level processors. +[1385.16 --> 1386.10] And what I mean by that +[1386.10 --> 1388.62] is not consumer-serviceable processors. +[1388.90 --> 1389.44] They're things like +[1389.44 --> 1390.04] in your phone +[1390.04 --> 1391.36] or in your IoT devices +[1391.36 --> 1392.48] or all these other kind of things. +[1392.74 --> 1393.74] I doubt that you're +[1393.74 --> 1396.46] running a desktop setup +[1396.46 --> 1398.18] that has an ARM processor. +[1398.18 --> 1398.80] But you know, +[1399.36 --> 1400.06] you might be doing +[1400.06 --> 1400.68] something weird. +[1401.26 --> 1402.04] It's possible. +[1402.24 --> 1403.22] You could plug in your phone. +[1403.96 --> 1404.68] If it's possible, +[1404.76 --> 1405.20] it exists. +[1405.46 --> 1405.68] Yeah. +[1405.80 --> 1406.44] It's out there somewhere. +[1406.44 --> 1407.68] You could plug in your phone +[1407.68 --> 1408.42] and use, like, +[1409.16 --> 1409.98] external keyboards +[1409.98 --> 1410.86] and do weird stuff. +[1410.96 --> 1411.10] Yeah. +[1411.44 --> 1411.96] It's... +[1411.96 --> 1413.54] I doubt anyone watching +[1413.54 --> 1414.36] has that setup, +[1414.50 --> 1415.24] but it is possible. +[1415.76 --> 1416.08] Anyways. +[1416.62 --> 1417.56] Are you ready for this aspect? +[1419.42 --> 1421.16] Oh, let's jump there +[1421.16 --> 1422.36] in a quick moment. +[1422.82 --> 1423.50] So, yeah. +[1423.66 --> 1426.26] Apple is already releasing updates +[1426.26 --> 1428.28] for iOS, macOS +[1428.28 --> 1429.56] and dealing with +[1429.56 --> 1430.56] some other crazy things. +[1430.72 --> 1431.90] Microsoft is going ham. +[1432.24 --> 1433.10] The Microsoft section +[1433.10 --> 1433.72] of this article +[1433.72 --> 1435.12] is super long. +[1435.54 --> 1437.10] One thing that I really like +[1437.10 --> 1437.60] that they did, +[1437.94 --> 1439.72] Microsoft has already published +[1439.72 --> 1440.84] a PowerShell script +[1440.84 --> 1441.66] that describes +[1441.66 --> 1442.96] the current system protection +[1442.96 --> 1444.60] against Meltdown and Spectre +[1444.60 --> 1445.68] on your computer. +[1446.26 --> 1448.10] So, if you're into PowerShell, +[1448.18 --> 1449.30] if you're comfortable with that, +[1449.82 --> 1450.92] check out the ARS article. +[1451.24 --> 1453.30] It's linked in the forum link +[1453.30 --> 1453.84] in the description +[1453.84 --> 1454.98] if you're watching this on archive. +[1455.20 --> 1455.58] If not, +[1455.64 --> 1456.30] I've already posted it +[1456.30 --> 1456.82] in Twitch chat. +[1457.14 --> 1457.66] There you go. +[1458.92 --> 1459.80] And you can check out +[1459.80 --> 1460.32] what's going on +[1460.32 --> 1461.08] on your own system. +[1461.46 --> 1462.46] They're releasing updates +[1462.46 --> 1463.44] for Edge, +[1463.72 --> 1464.54] Internet Explorer, +[1465.44 --> 1466.94] Windows itself. +[1467.98 --> 1469.54] Mozilla is trying to copy +[1469.54 --> 1470.92] some of their... +[1470.92 --> 1471.20] Mozilla. +[1471.46 --> 1471.86] Mozilla. +[1472.08 --> 1472.40] Mozilla. +[1472.84 --> 1473.16] Mozilla, whatever. +[1473.76 --> 1474.66] They're trying to copy +[1474.66 --> 1475.38] some of their approaches +[1475.38 --> 1476.10] to different things. +[1476.42 --> 1477.92] There's tons of stuff going on. +[1477.98 --> 1480.00] Microsoft has already updated +[1480.00 --> 1482.62] its Azure cloud computing platform, +[1482.78 --> 1483.60] which is awesome. +[1483.70 --> 1484.86] I would expect that Google +[1484.86 --> 1485.66] was updated before +[1485.66 --> 1486.48] we even heard about this. +[1487.42 --> 1488.28] Oh, they've been on top +[1488.28 --> 1489.40] of this for a long time. +[1489.54 --> 1489.72] Yeah. +[1490.38 --> 1492.88] Amazon has already started +[1492.88 --> 1493.68] rolling out patches +[1493.68 --> 1495.38] for EC2 +[1495.38 --> 1496.60] in terms of Meltdown. +[1496.60 --> 1496.64] Meltdown. +[1498.14 --> 1499.18] Again, Spectre is going +[1499.18 --> 1499.58] to be weird +[1499.58 --> 1500.36] for all this kind of stuff. +[1500.44 --> 1501.08] I'm mostly talking +[1501.08 --> 1501.66] about Meltdown. +[1502.58 --> 1504.16] Google's two consumer-facing +[1504.16 --> 1505.00] operating systems, +[1505.16 --> 1506.22] Android and Chrome OS, +[1506.50 --> 1507.90] both depend on Linux kernels, +[1508.06 --> 1508.90] and that's already been +[1508.90 --> 1509.58] being worked on, +[1509.62 --> 1510.34] as I mentioned earlier, +[1510.44 --> 1511.38] the AMD guy +[1511.38 --> 1512.32] working on Linux kernels. +[1513.98 --> 1516.44] But most Android hardware +[1516.44 --> 1517.60] and most Android +[1517.60 --> 1518.80] is a weird thing +[1518.80 --> 1519.48] to think about +[1519.48 --> 1521.84] because there's a lot +[1521.84 --> 1522.48] of really low-end +[1522.48 --> 1523.10] Android devices +[1523.10 --> 1523.52] that most people +[1523.52 --> 1524.04] don't think about, +[1524.04 --> 1526.46] but isn't susceptible +[1526.46 --> 1528.38] to Meltdown yet, +[1529.06 --> 1530.00] but that's going +[1530.00 --> 1531.20] to change probably. +[1531.84 --> 1533.30] Anyways, right now, +[1533.40 --> 1534.72] it's a huge mess. +[1535.04 --> 1535.86] Everything's a mess. +[1535.98 --> 1536.96] It's mostly a mess +[1536.96 --> 1538.72] because it was leaked, +[1539.36 --> 1540.46] and when it was leaked, +[1540.58 --> 1541.70] everyone had to scramble +[1541.70 --> 1543.62] super hard to solve it +[1543.62 --> 1544.38] instead of trying +[1544.38 --> 1546.02] to take their time +[1546.02 --> 1547.08] and be very coordinated +[1547.08 --> 1547.76] about everything +[1547.76 --> 1548.80] and very behind the scenes, +[1548.90 --> 1549.56] and then one day +[1549.56 --> 1550.56] you just get a Windows update +[1550.56 --> 1551.06] and you don't even know +[1551.06 --> 1551.96] anything was ever wrong. +[1551.96 --> 1553.90] No, instead of that, +[1553.96 --> 1554.80] everyone's freaking +[1554.80 --> 1555.28] the hell out +[1555.28 --> 1555.86] and trying to solve +[1555.86 --> 1556.64] all of this at once. +[1557.64 --> 1559.10] And speaking of how +[1559.10 --> 1560.50] this was very behind doors +[1560.50 --> 1561.16] for a while, +[1562.10 --> 1564.00] Intel CEO sold, +[1564.10 --> 1564.42] what is it, +[1564.48 --> 1566.02] like 49 or... +[1566.02 --> 1566.76] $24 million. +[1566.76 --> 1568.90] $24 million worth of stock. +[1569.40 --> 1569.76] Right. +[1569.92 --> 1571.06] So he knew about this. +[1571.48 --> 1572.96] Google told Intel +[1572.96 --> 1574.06] about this in the summer. +[1574.80 --> 1576.70] So the CEO knew +[1576.70 --> 1578.54] that they were going +[1578.54 --> 1579.20] to have a fiasco +[1579.20 --> 1579.78] once the public +[1579.78 --> 1580.68] found out about this. +[1580.68 --> 1581.96] He knew the gravity +[1581.96 --> 1582.62] of the situation, +[1583.10 --> 1584.22] and then before +[1584.22 --> 1585.66] this became public, +[1585.82 --> 1587.52] he sold $24 million worth +[1587.52 --> 1589.28] of his stock in the company, +[1589.42 --> 1590.42] which was, I think, +[1590.44 --> 1591.52] a majority of his stock. +[1592.48 --> 1594.28] So that doesn't look very good. +[1594.46 --> 1594.82] No. +[1596.72 --> 1598.98] But I think this is actually +[1598.98 --> 1599.66] kind of click-baity +[1599.66 --> 1602.44] because Intel says +[1602.44 --> 1603.16] that the stock sale +[1603.16 --> 1603.90] was unrelated +[1603.90 --> 1604.82] to the vulnerability +[1604.82 --> 1605.86] and came as part +[1605.86 --> 1607.90] of a planned divestiture program. +[1607.90 --> 1609.18] And those things +[1609.18 --> 1610.12] are things. +[1610.22 --> 1610.80] They exist. +[1611.64 --> 1612.48] The other thing is +[1612.48 --> 1613.30] Intel's stock price +[1613.30 --> 1613.94] has only fallen +[1613.94 --> 1615.40] about $2 +[1615.40 --> 1617.90] since this fiasco +[1617.90 --> 1618.86] kind of hit the public. +[1619.18 --> 1620.92] So it's not like it tanked, +[1620.96 --> 1621.62] and this is like +[1621.62 --> 1622.84] a huge insider trading thing. +[1623.34 --> 1623.78] Granted, +[1624.06 --> 1624.28] $2, +[1624.74 --> 1625.52] like with the number +[1625.52 --> 1626.84] of shares outstanding, +[1627.02 --> 1627.72] it's still like +[1627.72 --> 1628.98] millions of dollars +[1628.98 --> 1630.22] coming and going, +[1630.36 --> 1631.12] or mostly going, +[1631.18 --> 1632.10] from Intel stock right now. +[1632.10 --> 1633.82] So it is huge, +[1633.98 --> 1635.50] but I think this is +[1635.50 --> 1636.16] a little click-baity. +[1636.90 --> 1638.60] It really depends. +[1639.10 --> 1640.26] I'm sure there's going +[1640.26 --> 1641.22] to be legal oversight +[1641.22 --> 1641.72] into this +[1641.72 --> 1642.44] because, like, +[1643.30 --> 1643.88] man, +[1644.06 --> 1647.46] if that was planned +[1647.46 --> 1649.98] without insider trading +[1649.98 --> 1650.72] and this was just +[1650.72 --> 1652.14] routine whatever, +[1652.64 --> 1653.72] the timing on that, +[1654.12 --> 1655.04] like, +[1655.14 --> 1656.06] you couldn't be worse +[1656.06 --> 1656.72] in the last +[1656.72 --> 1657.80] huge amount of years. +[1658.06 --> 1659.24] It could not be +[1659.24 --> 1659.74] worse timing. +[1660.08 --> 1660.52] It could be +[1660.52 --> 1661.86] an unfortunate coincidence. +[1661.86 --> 1663.16] I think people claiming +[1663.16 --> 1664.10] that it's insider +[1664.10 --> 1666.50] are, +[1667.90 --> 1668.84] you can't really +[1668.84 --> 1669.80] hammer on them too hard +[1669.80 --> 1670.76] because there's +[1670.76 --> 1671.74] a lot of things, +[1671.88 --> 1672.70] a lot of red lights +[1672.70 --> 1673.34] going off +[1673.34 --> 1674.48] in terms of timing, +[1674.88 --> 1675.88] in terms of how much +[1675.88 --> 1676.38] it was. +[1676.58 --> 1677.78] $24 million is quite +[1677.78 --> 1678.22] a bit of money. +[1678.48 --> 1678.94] I also read, +[1679.12 --> 1679.80] this is why this is +[1679.80 --> 1680.24] so confusing. +[1680.50 --> 1681.10] I read a number +[1681.10 --> 1681.92] that was over 40. +[1682.72 --> 1683.06] Okay. +[1683.42 --> 1683.90] But, like, +[1683.92 --> 1684.74] I'm not even saying +[1684.74 --> 1685.44] it's right +[1685.44 --> 1686.72] because I just read that, +[1686.82 --> 1686.92] like... +[1686.92 --> 1687.56] Well, actually, +[1687.82 --> 1688.90] if this program, +[1689.18 --> 1689.98] it could be +[1689.98 --> 1690.74] multiple phases. +[1691.04 --> 1691.16] That's fair. +[1691.16 --> 1691.88] So that's the number +[1691.88 --> 1692.40] that went out +[1692.40 --> 1693.38] recently in December. +[1693.52 --> 1694.12] So it could be +[1694.12 --> 1694.78] over 40, +[1694.90 --> 1695.12] like, +[1695.20 --> 1695.64] since summer, +[1695.72 --> 1696.28] since he's known, +[1696.36 --> 1696.54] maybe. +[1696.66 --> 1696.90] Sure. +[1697.06 --> 1697.24] Yeah. +[1697.24 --> 1697.84] I don't know. +[1700.00 --> 1700.36] Yeah. +[1700.72 --> 1701.56] It's a mess, +[1701.92 --> 1703.90] but potentially +[1703.90 --> 1704.94] looking into +[1704.94 --> 1706.64] his legal +[1706.64 --> 1707.22] ramifications +[1707.22 --> 1708.10] for what that +[1708.10 --> 1708.74] might potentially +[1708.74 --> 1709.30] end up being +[1709.30 --> 1709.68] in terms of +[1709.68 --> 1710.22] insider trading +[1710.22 --> 1710.52] or not, +[1710.76 --> 1711.30] and I'm sure +[1711.30 --> 1712.68] if it was planned, +[1712.82 --> 1713.44] he has tons +[1713.44 --> 1714.00] of documentation +[1714.00 --> 1714.64] for it, +[1714.70 --> 1715.38] and if it goes +[1715.38 --> 1716.34] back before this +[1716.34 --> 1717.02] bug was released +[1717.02 --> 1717.30] to them, +[1717.46 --> 1718.02] he's going to be +[1718.02 --> 1718.30] fine. +[1718.30 --> 1720.36] If it doesn't, +[1720.42 --> 1721.54] that's going to +[1721.54 --> 1722.96] be a little sketch. +[1722.98 --> 1723.56] But if it was planned +[1723.56 --> 1724.38] and it is fine, +[1724.80 --> 1725.18] you're probably +[1725.18 --> 1725.70] not going to hear +[1725.70 --> 1726.04] about it +[1726.04 --> 1726.48] because no one's +[1726.48 --> 1726.80] going to click +[1726.80 --> 1727.44] on that article. +[1727.56 --> 1727.76] Yeah. +[1727.92 --> 1728.22] It's just, +[1728.30 --> 1728.66] it's going to be +[1728.66 --> 1728.98] boring. +[1729.18 --> 1729.80] It's not a story. +[1729.86 --> 1730.52] It'll be too boring +[1730.52 --> 1730.98] to bring up +[1730.98 --> 1731.56] on WAN Show. +[1731.82 --> 1732.22] You know what's +[1732.22 --> 1732.74] not boring? +[1733.54 --> 1734.68] Intel getting sued +[1734.68 --> 1735.68] over this vulnerability. +[1735.94 --> 1736.46] Super hard. +[1736.72 --> 1736.96] Yeah. +[1737.42 --> 1738.04] There are multiple +[1738.04 --> 1738.66] lawsuits. +[1739.28 --> 1739.90] Hold on one quick +[1739.90 --> 1740.78] second before we +[1740.78 --> 1741.18] go forward. +[1741.18 --> 1742.36] This article was +[1742.36 --> 1743.68] posted by SC2 +[1743.68 --> 1744.48] Mitch on the +[1744.48 --> 1744.78] forum. +[1745.20 --> 1745.92] The previous one +[1745.92 --> 1747.24] was found by +[1747.24 --> 1747.54] James. +[1748.46 --> 1749.78] And the big +[1749.78 --> 1751.00] whole entire +[1751.00 --> 1751.46] thread, +[1751.64 --> 1752.30] the source that +[1752.30 --> 1752.82] we have for that +[1752.82 --> 1753.56] is Doctor Who +[1753.56 --> 1755.10] 1975 on the +[1755.10 --> 1755.32] forum. +[1755.46 --> 1755.96] He's getting the +[1755.96 --> 1756.12] credit, +[1756.22 --> 1756.64] but there actually +[1756.64 --> 1757.32] are like six +[1757.32 --> 1757.44] different threads. +[1757.44 --> 1758.10] I'm sure there's +[1758.10 --> 1758.46] a lot, +[1758.64 --> 1759.08] and I'm sure +[1759.08 --> 1759.52] there's going to +[1759.52 --> 1760.14] continue to be +[1760.14 --> 1760.32] more. +[1760.42 --> 1760.84] Thank you to +[1760.84 --> 1761.50] everybody who's +[1761.50 --> 1761.92] been posting +[1761.92 --> 1762.64] about this stuff. +[1762.94 --> 1763.38] And that's not +[1763.38 --> 1763.74] to say they're +[1763.74 --> 1764.36] duplicate threads. +[1764.54 --> 1765.02] There's just so +[1765.02 --> 1765.88] many facets of it. +[1765.88 --> 1767.10] Yeah, and there's +[1767.10 --> 1768.50] conflicting ones, +[1768.56 --> 1769.08] and there's ones +[1769.08 --> 1770.22] that grow on other +[1770.22 --> 1770.44] ones, +[1770.44 --> 1771.16] and it's a +[1771.16 --> 1771.40] nightmare. +[1771.58 --> 1772.24] Our forum is a +[1772.24 --> 1773.10] happening place. +[1773.20 --> 1773.66] If you don't go +[1773.66 --> 1774.14] there, you should. +[1774.30 --> 1774.50] Yeah. +[1774.82 --> 1775.34] It's cute. +[1775.60 --> 1775.74] Yeah. +[1777.18 --> 1777.68] The people who +[1777.68 --> 1778.50] are suing Intel, +[1778.68 --> 1779.20] do you think, +[1779.72 --> 1780.28] so here's the +[1780.28 --> 1780.94] grounds of at +[1780.94 --> 1781.38] least one of +[1781.38 --> 1781.52] them. +[1781.76 --> 1782.04] Okay. +[1782.30 --> 1782.88] The lawsuit, +[1783.02 --> 1783.50] this lawsuit +[1783.50 --> 1783.88] in particular, +[1784.02 --> 1784.40] I think it was +[1784.40 --> 1785.24] maybe the first +[1785.24 --> 1785.40] one, +[1785.48 --> 1786.12] Garcia v. +[1786.24 --> 1786.96] Intel Corporation +[1786.96 --> 1787.50] filed on +[1787.50 --> 1787.80] Wednesday, +[1787.94 --> 1788.64] January 3rd. +[1789.68 --> 1790.32] The suit's +[1790.32 --> 1790.78] plaintiffs +[1790.78 --> 1792.34] allege that the +[1792.34 --> 1793.08] computer chips +[1793.08 --> 1793.80] containing the +[1793.80 --> 1794.92] fatal security +[1794.92 --> 1795.54] flaw, +[1795.70 --> 1796.02] well there's a +[1796.02 --> 1796.46] lot of F's +[1796.46 --> 1796.62] here, +[1797.02 --> 1797.68] they violate +[1797.68 --> 1798.62] California and +[1798.62 --> 1799.38] Tennessee law +[1799.38 --> 1799.90] specifically, +[1799.90 --> 1801.00] the plaintiff's +[1801.00 --> 1801.54] bring claims +[1801.54 --> 1802.34] for breach of +[1802.34 --> 1802.98] warranty and +[1802.98 --> 1803.78] violations of +[1803.78 --> 1804.80] consumer protection +[1804.80 --> 1805.80] statutes, +[1805.86 --> 1806.34] alleging that +[1806.34 --> 1807.18] Intel's selling +[1807.18 --> 1808.10] of computer chips +[1808.10 --> 1808.92] with this fatal +[1808.92 --> 1809.66] security flaw +[1809.66 --> 1810.96] misled consumers +[1810.96 --> 1811.44] about the +[1811.44 --> 1812.14] performance and +[1812.14 --> 1813.36] reliability of +[1813.36 --> 1813.84] the computers +[1813.84 --> 1814.78] operating with +[1814.78 --> 1815.52] this hardware. +[1815.52 --> 1819.06] my first thought, +[1819.46 --> 1820.22] like they have a +[1820.22 --> 1820.90] quote here saying +[1820.90 --> 1821.38] that they look +[1821.38 --> 1821.86] forward to holding +[1821.86 --> 1822.64] Intel responsible +[1822.64 --> 1823.26] for exposing +[1823.26 --> 1823.84] millions of +[1823.84 --> 1824.44] Americans to +[1824.44 --> 1825.36] unnecessary data +[1825.36 --> 1826.42] security risks. +[1829.06 --> 1829.80] That sounds +[1829.80 --> 1830.14] noble, +[1830.28 --> 1830.70] it's like yeah, +[1831.34 --> 1831.80] stick them, +[1831.88 --> 1832.20] rake them over +[1832.20 --> 1832.58] the coals, +[1832.68 --> 1833.06] like someone's +[1833.06 --> 1833.40] fighting a good +[1833.40 --> 1833.88] fight for us. +[1833.98 --> 1834.60] But my first +[1834.60 --> 1835.08] thought actually +[1835.08 --> 1835.52] when I read +[1835.52 --> 1836.06] this was like, +[1836.88 --> 1837.44] I think these +[1837.44 --> 1838.12] people might be +[1838.12 --> 1838.54] those like +[1838.54 --> 1840.16] professional sewers. +[1840.16 --> 1840.76] Yeah, +[1840.86 --> 1841.84] because there's +[1841.84 --> 1842.46] a very fast +[1842.46 --> 1842.54] reaction. +[1842.54 --> 1843.56] I can see you +[1843.56 --> 1843.72] for this. +[1843.92 --> 1844.36] There's also +[1844.36 --> 1846.44] constantly security +[1846.44 --> 1847.24] issues with this +[1847.24 --> 1847.92] type of stuff. +[1848.38 --> 1849.16] It's just usually +[1849.16 --> 1849.68] handled, +[1850.22 --> 1851.68] it's usually much +[1851.68 --> 1853.32] smaller and it's +[1853.32 --> 1853.90] usually handled +[1853.90 --> 1854.70] much more quietly. +[1856.20 --> 1857.40] Like if you +[1857.40 --> 1858.22] could sue +[1858.22 --> 1859.50] Microsoft for +[1859.50 --> 1860.18] having a security +[1860.18 --> 1861.58] vulnerability in +[1861.58 --> 1861.94] Windows, +[1862.52 --> 1863.12] Microsoft would +[1863.12 --> 1863.74] be gone. +[1864.28 --> 1864.60] It's just, +[1864.88 --> 1865.36] it's obviously +[1865.36 --> 1865.94] because of the +[1865.94 --> 1866.18] scale. +[1866.54 --> 1867.36] The scale is why +[1867.36 --> 1867.90] this is a big +[1867.90 --> 1869.00] headline and a +[1869.00 --> 1869.40] big deal. +[1869.40 --> 1869.82] The scale is +[1869.82 --> 1870.02] true. +[1870.16 --> 1870.24] It's much +[1870.24 --> 1870.82] and doable. +[1871.62 --> 1871.78] Yeah. +[1873.52 --> 1874.30] Someone said +[1874.30 --> 1874.66] it's usually +[1874.66 --> 1875.08] handled by the +[1875.08 --> 1875.32] NSA. +[1875.66 --> 1876.16] I have no +[1876.16 --> 1876.76] freaking idea. +[1877.20 --> 1877.86] Someone said +[1877.86 --> 1878.40] in the chat +[1878.40 --> 1879.58] he sold them +[1879.58 --> 1880.50] shortly before +[1880.50 --> 1881.64] IME vulnerabilities +[1881.64 --> 1882.46] became public +[1882.46 --> 1883.12] in November. +[1884.20 --> 1884.64] Yeah, +[1884.74 --> 1885.24] that's not what +[1885.24 --> 1885.66] we were talking +[1885.66 --> 1886.00] about though. +[1886.10 --> 1886.56] If it was +[1886.56 --> 1888.64] planned far +[1888.64 --> 1889.12] beforehand. +[1889.72 --> 1891.04] If he comes +[1891.04 --> 1891.64] in one day +[1891.64 --> 1892.48] and board of +[1892.48 --> 1893.24] director guys +[1893.24 --> 1894.96] or his financial +[1894.96 --> 1895.60] advisors or +[1895.60 --> 1896.08] whatever the heck, +[1896.16 --> 1896.60] I don't know, +[1896.70 --> 1897.14] I'm not into +[1897.14 --> 1897.60] this kind of +[1897.60 --> 1897.80] money, +[1898.20 --> 1898.60] are like, +[1898.72 --> 1898.92] hey, +[1898.92 --> 1899.48] we should +[1899.48 --> 1900.08] downscale +[1900.08 --> 1900.64] our stock, +[1900.74 --> 1901.32] whatever that +[1901.32 --> 1901.76] thing that you +[1901.76 --> 1901.96] said. +[1902.90 --> 1903.54] It's not going +[1903.54 --> 1903.94] to happen the +[1903.94 --> 1904.36] next day. +[1904.88 --> 1905.28] It would be +[1905.28 --> 1905.90] planned on paper +[1905.90 --> 1906.52] for a while. +[1907.26 --> 1908.00] He's moving a +[1908.00 --> 1908.40] huge amount of +[1908.40 --> 1908.66] stock. +[1908.72 --> 1908.96] It's going to +[1908.96 --> 1909.56] happen over time. +[1911.72 --> 1911.88] Yeah. +[1912.28 --> 1912.68] Anyways. +[1913.42 --> 1914.12] That's about it +[1914.12 --> 1914.52] for that. +[1915.10 --> 1915.92] We did it. +[1916.46 --> 1917.42] I hope we did it. +[1918.26 --> 1918.66] Again, +[1918.94 --> 1920.32] there's a huge +[1920.32 --> 1920.66] amount of +[1920.66 --> 1921.10] information. +[1921.10 --> 1922.98] If we actually +[1922.98 --> 1923.44] wanted to go +[1923.44 --> 1923.88] over every +[1923.88 --> 1924.28] single little +[1924.28 --> 1924.76] tiny bit of +[1924.76 --> 1924.86] it, +[1924.94 --> 1925.06] it would +[1925.06 --> 1925.38] take us +[1925.38 --> 1926.22] the entire +[1926.22 --> 1926.96] show and +[1926.96 --> 1927.20] more. +[1927.64 --> 1928.30] If you do +[1928.30 --> 1928.68] want to know +[1928.68 --> 1929.34] more and if +[1929.34 --> 1929.72] you're into +[1929.72 --> 1931.06] computers and +[1931.06 --> 1931.38] hardware, +[1931.52 --> 1932.12] this is super +[1932.12 --> 1932.50] interesting. +[1932.86 --> 1933.28] I would highly +[1933.28 --> 1933.86] recommend you +[1933.86 --> 1934.36] read more, +[1934.66 --> 1935.02] come up with +[1935.02 --> 1935.28] your own +[1935.28 --> 1935.88] opinions about +[1935.88 --> 1936.00] it, +[1936.16 --> 1936.56] all that +[1936.56 --> 1936.84] kind of +[1936.84 --> 1937.16] stuff. +[1938.40 --> 1938.94] Check out +[1938.94 --> 1939.30] the links +[1939.30 --> 1939.78] that will be +[1939.78 --> 1940.10] in the +[1940.10 --> 1940.60] forum +[1940.60 --> 1943.30] doc thing +[1943.30 --> 1943.66] that I'll be +[1943.66 --> 1944.00] posting, +[1944.12 --> 1944.32] that will be +[1944.32 --> 1944.46] in the +[1944.46 --> 1944.94] description on +[1944.94 --> 1945.30] YouTube. +[1945.30 --> 1949.58] SoundCloud +[1949.58 --> 1951.08] and there +[1951.08 --> 1951.44] we go. +[1951.60 --> 1952.04] That's it. +[1952.18 --> 1952.56] That's the +[1952.56 --> 1953.04] giant, +[1953.50 --> 1954.26] not just +[1954.26 --> 1954.72] Intel, +[1954.86 --> 1955.18] definitely +[1955.18 --> 1955.70] everybody, +[1955.92 --> 1956.42] but mostly +[1956.42 --> 1957.18] Intel and +[1957.18 --> 1957.58] people are +[1957.58 --> 1958.74] trying to +[1958.74 --> 1959.74] obfuscate +[1959.74 --> 1960.72] information and +[1960.72 --> 1961.32] some information +[1961.32 --> 1961.88] is out there +[1961.88 --> 1962.36] and crazy +[1962.36 --> 1963.18] stuff and no +[1963.18 --> 1963.98] official information +[1963.98 --> 1964.90] completely entirely +[1964.90 --> 1965.20] yet. +[1965.30 --> 1965.68] Put your head +[1965.68 --> 1966.06] in the sand. +[1966.36 --> 1966.92] What can you do +[1966.92 --> 1967.46] about it really? +[1967.94 --> 1968.34] It's probably +[1968.34 --> 1968.74] not going to +[1968.74 --> 1969.16] affect you. +[1969.62 --> 1970.36] Update Windows, +[1970.98 --> 1971.48] live your life. +[1971.92 --> 1972.06] Yeah. +[1972.42 --> 1973.06] Am I right? +[1973.70 --> 1974.18] For the most +[1974.18 --> 1974.84] part, yeah. +[1975.30 --> 1975.92] There is a +[1975.92 --> 1976.40] loud minority +[1976.40 --> 1976.80] who's going, +[1976.98 --> 1977.48] go, you're +[1977.48 --> 1977.92] not right. +[1978.16 --> 1978.76] You're not +[1978.76 --> 1979.08] right. +[1979.20 --> 1979.68] It's insane. +[1980.18 --> 1980.94] It's definitely +[1980.94 --> 1981.52] affecting some +[1981.52 --> 1981.78] people. +[1981.92 --> 1982.40] It's affecting +[1982.40 --> 1984.54] float plane and +[1984.54 --> 1985.98] it's going to +[1985.98 --> 1986.96] affect other +[1986.96 --> 1987.98] kind of +[1987.98 --> 1988.34] businesses. +[1989.06 --> 1989.72] As you've +[1989.72 --> 1990.36] seen, Google +[1990.36 --> 1990.92] and Amazon +[1990.92 --> 1991.42] and Microsoft +[1991.42 --> 1991.92] are all +[1991.92 --> 1992.90] tweaking out +[1992.90 --> 1993.34] right now. +[1994.48 --> 1994.92] Yeah. +[1995.22 --> 1995.60] Anyways. +[1995.96 --> 1996.64] And now, a +[1996.64 --> 1997.08] word from our +[1997.08 --> 1997.46] sponsors. +[1997.62 --> 1997.96] Yeah. +[1999.08 --> 1999.38] Give me a +[1999.38 --> 1999.50] second. +[1999.68 --> 2000.96] Stress books. +[2001.62 --> 2002.28] All right. +[2002.68 --> 2003.18] Why is there +[2003.18 --> 2003.86] no lower third? +[2005.30 --> 2009.18] All right. +[2009.26 --> 2009.70] Well, there just +[2009.70 --> 2010.22] isn't one. +[2010.30 --> 2010.92] How's it going? +[2011.92 --> 2012.80] Fresh books is the +[2012.80 --> 2013.46] small business +[2013.46 --> 2014.26] accounting software +[2014.26 --> 2015.76] that you need if +[2015.76 --> 2016.48] you want to do +[2016.48 --> 2018.22] awesome stuff like +[2018.22 --> 2021.14] run a VPS hosting +[2021.14 --> 2021.62] company. +[2022.08 --> 2022.28] Hmm. +[2023.18 --> 2023.48] Or? +[2023.96 --> 2025.50] Or run two +[2025.50 --> 2026.26] VPS hosting +[2026.26 --> 2026.58] companies. +[2026.86 --> 2027.94] Or run a dog +[2027.94 --> 2028.96] grooming shop or a +[2028.96 --> 2029.64] plumbing company. +[2029.64 --> 2031.06] Any, any, like, I +[2031.06 --> 2031.58] know a lot of +[2031.58 --> 2031.96] people in the +[2031.96 --> 2032.60] audience run +[2032.60 --> 2033.94] small scale +[2033.94 --> 2035.94] computer hardware +[2035.94 --> 2037.18] technician service +[2037.18 --> 2037.64] companies. +[2037.76 --> 2038.66] I know I did when +[2038.66 --> 2039.18] I was younger, +[2039.48 --> 2040.38] going around doing +[2040.38 --> 2041.68] small scale IT work +[2041.68 --> 2042.62] for some businesses +[2042.62 --> 2043.68] and building +[2043.68 --> 2044.22] computers for +[2044.22 --> 2045.18] people and doing +[2045.18 --> 2046.84] IT stuff around +[2046.84 --> 2047.52] as much as I +[2047.52 --> 2048.06] could while I was +[2048.06 --> 2048.54] going to school +[2048.54 --> 2049.20] because the hours +[2049.20 --> 2049.80] were all nice and +[2049.80 --> 2050.64] flexible because +[2050.64 --> 2051.20] you're working for +[2051.20 --> 2052.40] yourself and you +[2052.40 --> 2053.84] can often just +[2053.84 --> 2054.72] remote into machines +[2054.72 --> 2055.32] and fix them from +[2055.32 --> 2055.88] home and all that +[2055.88 --> 2056.18] kind of stuff. +[2056.18 --> 2056.94] It's great and +[2056.94 --> 2057.96] you can manage the +[2057.96 --> 2058.66] invoices and +[2058.66 --> 2059.96] finances that are +[2059.96 --> 2060.78] a nightmare. +[2061.24 --> 2061.90] I can tell you from +[2061.90 --> 2062.50] personal experience +[2062.50 --> 2063.22] are a nightmare. +[2063.48 --> 2064.32] If you don't have +[2064.32 --> 2064.92] fresh books. +[2065.00 --> 2065.46] If you don't have +[2065.46 --> 2065.96] fresh books. +[2066.00 --> 2066.58] You can generate +[2066.58 --> 2067.62] invoices in an +[2067.62 --> 2068.86] extremely short +[2068.86 --> 2069.48] period of time. +[2069.82 --> 2070.68] You can check if +[2070.68 --> 2071.40] those people have +[2071.40 --> 2072.22] seen the invoice. +[2072.58 --> 2073.40] This is all super +[2073.40 --> 2074.14] helpful because you +[2074.14 --> 2074.66] don't want to spend +[2074.66 --> 2075.38] all your time while +[2075.38 --> 2076.52] you could be studying +[2076.52 --> 2077.74] or working or doing +[2077.74 --> 2078.56] other more productive +[2078.56 --> 2080.36] things chasing people +[2080.36 --> 2081.24] down for invoices. +[2081.46 --> 2082.28] It does it for you +[2082.28 --> 2083.00] which is great. +[2083.42 --> 2083.90] You can set up +[2083.90 --> 2084.86] online payments with +[2084.86 --> 2085.78] just a couple clicks +[2085.78 --> 2086.44] which is awesome +[2086.44 --> 2086.88] and you can get +[2086.88 --> 2087.58] paid up to four +[2087.58 --> 2088.48] days faster which +[2088.48 --> 2089.18] is super cool. +[2090.42 --> 2090.70] So yeah. +[2090.86 --> 2091.38] Stop the guessing +[2091.38 --> 2091.74] games. +[2092.00 --> 2093.00] Get paid for an +[2093.00 --> 2094.00] unrestricted 30 day +[2094.00 --> 2094.54] free trial. +[2094.84 --> 2095.80] Go to freshbooks.com +[2095.80 --> 2097.08] slash tech tips and +[2097.08 --> 2097.94] enter Linus Tech Tips +[2097.94 --> 2098.50] in the how did you +[2098.50 --> 2099.44] hear about us section. +[2099.84 --> 2100.60] Fresh books is great. +[2101.36 --> 2102.42] And moving on. +[2103.06 --> 2105.82] If you are doing +[2105.82 --> 2106.58] what I just said. +[2106.62 --> 2107.32] Running a small +[2107.32 --> 2108.94] scale IT business +[2108.94 --> 2109.38] thing. +[2109.62 --> 2110.28] You might want to +[2110.28 --> 2110.90] bring a laptop +[2110.90 --> 2111.90] somewhere and have +[2111.90 --> 2112.68] that hooked up and +[2112.68 --> 2113.84] be able to use your +[2113.84 --> 2114.52] laptop and the other +[2114.52 --> 2115.50] computer all at once. +[2115.78 --> 2117.04] Or there's tons of +[2117.04 --> 2117.80] other use cases for +[2117.80 --> 2117.98] this. +[2118.18 --> 2119.34] Say you go to work +[2119.34 --> 2119.90] and when you're at +[2119.90 --> 2120.76] work you work on a +[2120.76 --> 2121.00] laptop. +[2121.26 --> 2121.84] I know I was at the +[2121.84 --> 2122.48] Twitch offices. +[2122.80 --> 2123.38] We're on Twitch right +[2123.38 --> 2123.62] now. +[2123.84 --> 2124.26] I was at the Twitch +[2124.26 --> 2125.08] offices not that long +[2125.08 --> 2125.24] ago. +[2125.52 --> 2126.48] A lot of people worked +[2126.48 --> 2127.30] on laptops there. +[2127.62 --> 2128.24] You'd be able to pick +[2128.24 --> 2129.02] up your laptop from +[2129.02 --> 2129.88] work where it's +[2129.88 --> 2130.56] connected into the +[2130.56 --> 2131.16] monitors and all +[2131.16 --> 2131.84] nicely hooked up. +[2132.46 --> 2133.30] Bring it home. +[2133.86 --> 2135.08] Put that on a dock or +[2135.08 --> 2135.46] something. +[2135.80 --> 2136.68] Like just I have a +[2136.68 --> 2137.48] little laptop holding +[2137.48 --> 2137.80] arm. +[2138.30 --> 2139.30] Plug it into power or +[2139.30 --> 2139.56] whatever. +[2139.90 --> 2140.76] And over the network +[2140.76 --> 2141.80] your keyboard or mouse +[2141.80 --> 2143.20] will connect from your +[2143.20 --> 2143.92] main computer to your +[2143.92 --> 2144.22] laptop. +[2144.22 --> 2145.36] What are you talking +[2145.36 --> 2145.66] about right now? +[2145.66 --> 2146.36] You can drag and drop +[2146.36 --> 2147.02] documents. +[2147.16 --> 2147.88] What business are you +[2147.88 --> 2148.54] even talking about? +[2148.60 --> 2148.86] Synergy. +[2149.90 --> 2150.82] You didn't say that +[2150.82 --> 2151.06] yet. +[2151.28 --> 2151.68] I did. +[2151.90 --> 2152.68] Synergy 2. +[2152.92 --> 2153.62] Synergy 2. +[2153.62 --> 2154.14] The sequel. +[2154.14 --> 2155.20] Yeah. +[2155.20 --> 2156.48] This is Synergy 2 not +[2156.48 --> 2157.16] Synergy 1. +[2158.96 --> 2160.48] Synergy 2 instead of +[2160.48 --> 2161.46] just having all the +[2161.46 --> 2162.12] awesome stuff that +[2162.12 --> 2163.76] Synergy 1 has and it +[2163.76 --> 2165.50] has as well like mouse +[2165.50 --> 2166.38] and keyboard going from +[2166.38 --> 2167.24] computer to computer +[2167.24 --> 2168.62] like being able to drag +[2168.62 --> 2169.52] and drop files. +[2169.78 --> 2170.62] It working over the +[2170.62 --> 2171.28] network so you don't +[2171.28 --> 2171.98] have to plug them in +[2171.98 --> 2172.80] through USB or anything +[2172.80 --> 2173.44] you just have to be on +[2173.44 --> 2174.06] the same network. +[2174.40 --> 2175.60] It also has stuff like +[2175.60 --> 2176.56] Cloud Bridge so it can +[2176.56 --> 2178.40] work across VPNs and +[2178.40 --> 2179.52] tricky home networks if +[2179.52 --> 2180.46] you have a weird set up. +[2180.98 --> 2181.54] And if you get the +[2181.54 --> 2182.86] Pro version you get to +[2182.86 --> 2183.66] access other cool +[2183.66 --> 2184.74] features like clipboard +[2184.74 --> 2185.76] sharing, drag and drop +[2185.76 --> 2188.06] files, copy and pasting, +[2188.26 --> 2189.40] lock screen sync and +[2189.40 --> 2190.64] tons more which is +[2190.64 --> 2190.82] great. +[2190.90 --> 2192.08] It has SSL encryption +[2192.08 --> 2192.98] which is nice. +[2193.24 --> 2193.72] You're not going to get +[2193.72 --> 2194.84] jacked into all the time. +[2195.80 --> 2196.44] Share anywhere. +[2196.60 --> 2197.28] Automatically control +[2197.28 --> 2198.70] any computer without +[2198.70 --> 2200.04] reconfiguring which is +[2200.04 --> 2200.44] really nice. +[2200.54 --> 2201.68] One thing that Synergy 2 +[2201.68 --> 2202.52] is apparently a lot +[2202.52 --> 2203.84] better at is detecting +[2203.84 --> 2205.92] computers which is nice +[2205.92 --> 2207.30] because Synergy was a +[2207.30 --> 2208.06] little bit harder to +[2208.06 --> 2208.66] set up before. +[2208.84 --> 2209.66] It should be easier +[2209.66 --> 2209.92] now. +[2210.18 --> 2210.28] Yeah. +[2210.78 --> 2212.00] So you can go to +[2212.00 --> 2214.08] this link right here. +[2215.14 --> 2216.24] Seamless.com slash +[2216.24 --> 2217.54] Synergy slash WAN +[2217.54 --> 2219.14] 3 specifically. +[2219.38 --> 2220.44] That 3 there is +[2220.44 --> 2221.30] important. +[2222.42 --> 2223.48] And save 50% when you +[2223.48 --> 2223.80] do that. +[2224.68 --> 2225.10] Oh wow. +[2225.22 --> 2225.38] Really? +[2225.62 --> 2226.02] Booyah. +[2226.86 --> 2227.78] Not bad. +[2227.98 --> 2228.84] Save 50%. +[2228.84 --> 2229.20] Okay. +[2230.04 --> 2231.72] And then last but not +[2231.72 --> 2232.32] least we have +[2232.32 --> 2232.88] Squarespace. +[2233.34 --> 2233.96] We've had Squarespace +[2233.96 --> 2234.76] for a long time. +[2235.02 --> 2236.04] They have 24-7 live +[2236.04 --> 2237.40] chat and email support. +[2237.40 --> 2238.34] So if you're running +[2238.34 --> 2239.72] your little IT business +[2239.72 --> 2242.04] thing you have Synergy. +[2242.38 --> 2243.36] You have FreshBooks. +[2243.46 --> 2244.06] All that is running +[2244.06 --> 2244.44] nicely. +[2244.72 --> 2245.16] And you have your +[2245.16 --> 2245.70] little website +[2245.70 --> 2246.44] advertising your +[2246.44 --> 2246.80] services. +[2247.06 --> 2247.94] And you have troubles +[2247.94 --> 2248.92] with your site. +[2249.52 --> 2250.36] You can call their +[2250.36 --> 2251.66] IT support or you can +[2251.66 --> 2253.24] live chat or email +[2253.24 --> 2255.12] their live support. +[2255.54 --> 2256.84] And it's only 12 bucks +[2256.84 --> 2257.26] a month. +[2257.32 --> 2257.98] You get a free domain +[2257.98 --> 2258.88] if you subscribe for a +[2258.88 --> 2259.68] year which is cool +[2259.68 --> 2260.94] because domains you +[2260.94 --> 2262.02] usually rent them for a +[2262.02 --> 2262.44] year anyways. +[2262.64 --> 2263.28] So if you want the +[2263.28 --> 2264.08] domain for a year you +[2264.08 --> 2264.72] subscribe for a year. +[2264.82 --> 2265.34] They come together. +[2265.34 --> 2265.94] It's all nice. +[2266.26 --> 2266.92] They have a commerce +[2266.92 --> 2268.32] module so you can use +[2268.32 --> 2269.54] their free online store. +[2269.74 --> 2271.04] They have cover pages +[2271.04 --> 2272.30] so you can have one +[2272.30 --> 2273.52] nice beautiful page if +[2273.52 --> 2274.42] you want that set up. +[2275.28 --> 2276.52] Or you can even if you +[2276.52 --> 2277.12] want to have some type +[2277.12 --> 2277.92] of blog or something +[2277.92 --> 2278.56] like that you can +[2278.56 --> 2279.54] publish content in +[2279.54 --> 2280.46] Apple News format +[2280.46 --> 2281.38] directly from their +[2281.38 --> 2282.24] blog module which is +[2282.24 --> 2282.52] cool. +[2283.28 --> 2284.96] And if you go to +[2284.96 --> 2286.34] squarespace.com forward +[2286.34 --> 2287.70] slash LTT and use +[2287.70 --> 2289.84] offer code LTT you get +[2289.84 --> 2290.90] 10% off your first +[2290.90 --> 2291.26] purchase. +[2292.00 --> 2292.90] So there you go. +[2293.34 --> 2293.90] Someone in the +[2293.90 --> 2294.76] Twitch chat was +[2294.76 --> 2295.30] scrolled by. +[2295.54 --> 2296.68] It was like what are +[2296.68 --> 2297.36] those glasses? +[2298.50 --> 2299.44] You fool! +[2301.12 --> 2302.48] You don't even know +[2302.48 --> 2303.40] your own folly. +[2305.16 --> 2305.80] Oh dear. +[2306.20 --> 2306.40] All right. +[2306.42 --> 2306.80] What do you want to +[2306.80 --> 2307.34] talk about now? +[2308.40 --> 2309.18] Let's do some fun +[2309.18 --> 2309.66] stuff here. +[2309.86 --> 2310.08] Yeah. +[2310.22 --> 2311.00] Let's go for it. +[2311.14 --> 2311.50] Pick one. +[2312.14 --> 2312.54] I believe. +[2312.72 --> 2312.88] Oh. +[2313.76 --> 2314.10] That one. +[2314.10 --> 2314.34] Boring. +[2314.46 --> 2314.62] Yeah. +[2314.84 --> 2315.12] Nah. +[2315.38 --> 2315.64] Okay. +[2315.96 --> 2316.36] Screw it. +[2316.48 --> 2317.10] If you have an HP +[2317.10 --> 2321.10] laptop this is me not +[2321.10 --> 2321.82] talking about this one. +[2322.06 --> 2322.66] It might be getting +[2322.66 --> 2323.40] recalled right now. +[2323.40 --> 2325.00] There's a big list of +[2325.00 --> 2326.68] pro books and Zen +[2326.68 --> 2327.38] books that are getting +[2327.38 --> 2328.24] recalled because of the +[2328.24 --> 2328.64] battery. +[2329.88 --> 2331.16] You can get a free +[2331.16 --> 2332.98] battery fix from HP if +[2332.98 --> 2333.78] you send it back in. +[2333.88 --> 2334.64] Don't bring it to a +[2334.64 --> 2335.82] third party fixer guy +[2335.82 --> 2337.04] because these aren't +[2337.04 --> 2337.90] actually supposed to be +[2337.90 --> 2338.88] user fixable batteries. +[2339.88 --> 2341.42] So give it a Google. +[2341.82 --> 2342.38] Look it up. +[2342.48 --> 2344.48] See if your HP book or +[2344.48 --> 2345.92] notebook is one of the +[2345.92 --> 2347.80] effective ones and get +[2347.80 --> 2348.62] that puppy fixed. +[2348.62 --> 2349.66] And no reason to bring +[2349.66 --> 2350.32] it to a third party +[2350.32 --> 2351.54] anyways because this is +[2351.54 --> 2353.54] a actual recall that HP +[2353.54 --> 2355.02] is asking you to contact +[2355.02 --> 2355.70] them about so they +[2355.70 --> 2356.18] should be handling +[2356.18 --> 2356.62] everything. +[2356.78 --> 2356.94] Yeah. +[2357.22 --> 2357.44] Yeah. +[2357.54 --> 2358.56] So I wouldn't worry about +[2358.56 --> 2358.58] it. +[2358.58 --> 2359.16] We don't want to have a +[2359.16 --> 2360.56] Note 7 situation here. +[2360.78 --> 2362.00] Just send her in. +[2362.16 --> 2362.40] Yeah. +[2362.84 --> 2363.08] Yeah. +[2363.40 --> 2364.10] That's probably a good +[2364.10 --> 2364.34] idea. +[2364.68 --> 2365.06] This one next. +[2366.84 --> 2367.20] Spotify? +[2367.60 --> 2367.96] Sure. +[2368.78 --> 2369.04] All right. +[2369.06 --> 2369.66] So Spotify. +[2371.32 --> 2372.40] They're possibly on the +[2372.40 --> 2373.84] hook for a 1.6 billion +[2373.84 --> 2374.62] dollar copyright. +[2374.62 --> 2375.34] A billion. +[2376.06 --> 2376.88] That's a lot of money. +[2376.88 --> 2377.12] Why? +[2377.64 --> 2378.40] That's a huge amount +[2378.40 --> 2378.60] of money. +[2378.62 --> 2379.40] Why you might ask? +[2379.74 --> 2380.46] Because they've been +[2380.46 --> 2382.04] streaming songs without +[2382.04 --> 2383.08] giving money or getting +[2383.08 --> 2384.42] consent from the owners +[2384.42 --> 2385.32] of those songs. +[2386.34 --> 2386.56] Yeah. +[2386.76 --> 2387.28] Pretty much. +[2388.04 --> 2389.64] So it's what's the name +[2389.64 --> 2390.22] of the company? +[2390.44 --> 2391.64] Wixen Music Publishing. +[2391.82 --> 2392.00] Yeah. +[2392.08 --> 2393.24] They've got Tom Petty, +[2393.34 --> 2394.70] Neil Young, and Rage +[2394.70 --> 2395.46] Against the Machines, +[2395.56 --> 2397.12] Tom Morello, and many +[2397.12 --> 2397.50] more. +[2397.82 --> 2398.88] So that's some pretty +[2398.88 --> 2400.06] major names. +[2401.10 --> 2402.30] Last summer, Spotify +[2402.30 --> 2403.96] faced a suggested $43 +[2403.96 --> 2404.98] million dollar settlement +[2404.98 --> 2406.38] which is still yet to be +[2406.38 --> 2407.30] approved in court. +[2408.04 --> 2409.74] And they also agreed to +[2409.74 --> 2410.74] a $30 million dollar +[2410.74 --> 2412.14] settlement with National +[2412.14 --> 2413.98] Music Publishers Association +[2413.98 --> 2415.94] and MPA for unpaid +[2415.94 --> 2417.16] royalties in 2016. +[2417.48 --> 2418.40] So they're just getting +[2418.40 --> 2419.68] stomped on. +[2419.68 --> 2420.18] You've got to license +[2420.18 --> 2421.08] that content, bro. +[2421.30 --> 2421.58] Yeah. +[2421.96 --> 2423.20] Speaking of music +[2423.20 --> 2424.20] streaming, rumor, +[2424.56 --> 2425.54] rumor has it, +[2425.90 --> 2426.84] that YouTube, +[2427.36 --> 2428.96] a groan, YouTube is +[2428.96 --> 2429.82] going to launch a music +[2429.82 --> 2430.48] streaming service. +[2430.94 --> 2431.82] Why, you might ask, +[2431.86 --> 2432.68] since Google Play +[2432.68 --> 2433.54] services already, or +[2433.54 --> 2434.18] Google Play Music +[2434.18 --> 2434.84] already exists? +[2435.58 --> 2436.20] We don't know. +[2437.98 --> 2438.96] This would actually be +[2438.96 --> 2440.84] Alphabet, the parent +[2440.84 --> 2441.60] company of Google and +[2441.60 --> 2441.82] YouTube. +[2442.20 --> 2443.08] This would be their +[2443.08 --> 2444.54] third attempt at a music +[2444.54 --> 2445.38] service, actually. +[2446.34 --> 2447.18] Because Google Play +[2447.18 --> 2448.16] Music launched in 2011 +[2448.16 --> 2450.18] and to my estimation is +[2450.18 --> 2451.04] doing just fine. +[2451.82 --> 2452.68] But on top of that, +[2452.76 --> 2453.16] I use it. +[2453.30 --> 2454.30] They had something called, +[2454.48 --> 2455.18] yeah, I just switched to +[2455.18 --> 2456.02] it from Spotify, actually, +[2456.10 --> 2457.04] and I am digging that +[2457.04 --> 2457.52] algorithm. +[2457.84 --> 2458.28] That's pretty good. +[2458.28 --> 2459.28] Of course the algorithm's +[2459.28 --> 2459.40] awesome. +[2459.40 --> 2459.62] Yeah. +[2459.96 --> 2460.40] Of course. +[2460.72 --> 2461.36] Why would you think that +[2461.36 --> 2462.36] someone like Spotify could +[2462.36 --> 2463.48] beat Google, who owns +[2463.48 --> 2463.76] YouTube? +[2463.96 --> 2464.84] YouTube, by the way, being +[2464.84 --> 2466.08] the second largest search +[2466.08 --> 2467.04] engine in the world, is +[2467.04 --> 2467.62] bigger than Bing. +[2467.80 --> 2468.98] YouTube search engines is +[2468.98 --> 2469.26] huge. +[2469.82 --> 2471.74] Their algorithm for what to +[2471.74 --> 2473.84] play next keeps you on +[2473.84 --> 2475.58] YouTube for hours doing not +[2475.58 --> 2476.36] what you're supposed to do. +[2476.36 --> 2476.42] Have you noticed? +[2476.42 --> 2476.72] Yeah. +[2477.14 --> 2478.72] So obviously their music +[2478.72 --> 2479.32] algorithm's great. +[2479.44 --> 2481.16] You can search a song and +[2481.16 --> 2482.06] it'll just go for the rest +[2482.06 --> 2482.22] of the night. +[2482.28 --> 2482.70] It's awesome. +[2483.26 --> 2484.24] Oh, someone said Google Play +[2484.24 --> 2485.30] Music streaming service is not +[2485.30 --> 2485.98] supported by my company. +[2486.22 --> 2487.30] That pisses me off a huge +[2487.30 --> 2488.30] amount about YouTube Red. +[2488.30 --> 2489.22] Oh my goodness. +[2489.34 --> 2490.20] I want to watch, I think +[2490.20 --> 2491.00] it's called Minefield. +[2491.32 --> 2491.54] Yeah. +[2491.60 --> 2492.48] It's by Vsauce. +[2494.62 --> 2495.58] It's on YouTube Red. +[2495.62 --> 2496.74] I can't do the thing. +[2496.82 --> 2497.04] Yeah. +[2497.64 --> 2498.38] That's the teaser. +[2498.50 --> 2499.34] They give you one episode +[2499.34 --> 2500.54] to watch and then you got a +[2500.54 --> 2501.08] YouTube Reddit. +[2501.26 --> 2503.38] I think I might like subscribe +[2503.38 --> 2504.56] temporarily while we're in +[2504.56 --> 2506.40] Vegas and just try to like +[2506.40 --> 2507.04] binge the entire thing. +[2507.04 --> 2508.44] You don't have time. +[2508.72 --> 2508.98] Yeah. +[2509.84 --> 2510.36] Do you? +[2510.62 --> 2511.78] If you have time to watch +[2511.78 --> 2512.84] that, then that gives me a, +[2512.94 --> 2513.60] that puts me at ease. +[2513.60 --> 2514.36] No, I don't. +[2515.56 --> 2516.60] Every time that I go to +[2516.60 --> 2517.48] CES, I'm like, oh, I'm +[2517.48 --> 2518.12] going to do all these things. +[2518.12 --> 2518.58] I'm going to bring my +[2518.58 --> 2519.18] personal camera. +[2519.28 --> 2519.88] I'm going to take cool +[2519.88 --> 2520.26] photos. +[2520.54 --> 2521.06] I'm going to do all this +[2521.06 --> 2522.50] kind of cool extra stuff on +[2522.50 --> 2522.84] the side. +[2522.92 --> 2523.78] And then it's like, nope, +[2523.82 --> 2526.24] you work from like eight to +[2526.24 --> 2528.62] like three and then you +[2528.62 --> 2530.36] sleep for a few hours and +[2530.36 --> 2531.16] then you get back up and +[2531.16 --> 2531.46] keep going. +[2531.70 --> 2532.70] I'm really hoping just to +[2532.70 --> 2533.36] eat meals. +[2533.60 --> 2534.60] That's all I want. +[2534.72 --> 2535.76] I want to go to Vegas and +[2535.76 --> 2536.58] actually be able to hit at +[2536.58 --> 2537.28] least one buffet. +[2537.54 --> 2538.84] You'll probably average one +[2538.84 --> 2540.02] or two a day. +[2540.02 --> 2540.30] Yeah. +[2540.38 --> 2540.56] Okay. +[2540.64 --> 2540.90] Meals. +[2541.06 --> 2541.20] Yeah. +[2541.26 --> 2541.40] Yeah. +[2541.40 --> 2541.56] Yeah. +[2541.56 --> 2542.44] I don't want to just have +[2542.44 --> 2544.18] to eat that Sparrow pizza +[2544.18 --> 2545.42] that's in the convention +[2545.42 --> 2546.58] center the whole time. +[2546.70 --> 2546.84] Yeah. +[2546.84 --> 2547.44] There is. +[2547.56 --> 2547.78] Okay. +[2548.02 --> 2549.62] There's some hidden spots in +[2549.62 --> 2550.76] the convention center on +[2550.76 --> 2551.22] floor two. +[2551.24 --> 2551.92] Teach me your ways. +[2552.06 --> 2552.24] Yeah. +[2552.38 --> 2553.02] Don't tell them. +[2553.18 --> 2554.58] Don't tell everyone here +[2554.58 --> 2555.52] that they won't be hidden. +[2555.76 --> 2556.42] That's a good call. +[2556.52 --> 2557.46] So back to the chronology +[2557.46 --> 2558.62] after Google play came out +[2558.62 --> 2559.96] in 2011, a thing that I +[2559.96 --> 2560.90] had never heard of called +[2560.90 --> 2563.04] YouTube music key came +[2563.04 --> 2564.72] along in 2014, which gave +[2564.72 --> 2566.34] subscribers ad free music +[2566.34 --> 2567.98] videos, which is awesome +[2567.98 --> 2569.96] because obviously a ton of +[2569.96 --> 2571.02] awesome music and remixes +[2571.02 --> 2571.70] and everything there on +[2571.70 --> 2572.76] YouTube, but you hit play, +[2572.86 --> 2573.62] you try to put that on a +[2573.62 --> 2574.54] party and then ads +[2574.54 --> 2576.18] interrupt it and you look like +[2576.18 --> 2576.66] a dork. +[2577.66 --> 2580.18] But then YouTube music key +[2580.18 --> 2581.30] kind of just turned into +[2581.30 --> 2583.86] YouTube red in 2016. +[2584.10 --> 2584.56] Yeah. +[2584.56 --> 2586.16] Which expands to letting you +[2586.16 --> 2587.42] watch any video without +[2587.42 --> 2589.14] advertising and now it's just +[2589.14 --> 2590.90] kind of like its own thing. +[2592.16 --> 2592.68] So. +[2592.90 --> 2594.28] So they keep just changing +[2594.28 --> 2596.10] stuff in super weird ways. +[2596.64 --> 2598.18] This service, this alleged +[2598.74 --> 2600.46] rumored service is internally +[2600.46 --> 2601.74] referred to as remix. +[2601.74 --> 2602.74] Yes. +[2603.12 --> 2603.36] Okay. +[2603.82 --> 2605.14] It's going to have on demand +[2605.14 --> 2608.04] elements like a regular, +[2608.16 --> 2609.30] like a Spotify, but it's also +[2609.30 --> 2610.22] going to have some YouTube +[2610.22 --> 2611.48] elements, maybe like some +[2611.48 --> 2612.82] video clips, maybe some lyrics +[2612.82 --> 2613.38] on screen. +[2613.46 --> 2613.86] That'd be nice. +[2613.96 --> 2617.22] So you can already do YouTube +[2617.22 --> 2618.34] music videos through Google +[2618.34 --> 2619.26] play music, but all right. +[2619.42 --> 2619.94] All right. +[2619.94 --> 2621.06] I don't know. +[2621.10 --> 2622.38] I think part of this might +[2622.38 --> 2623.68] come from the supply side. +[2624.30 --> 2626.08] Apparently some of the +[2626.08 --> 2629.02] creators whose music is +[2629.02 --> 2629.88] getting listened to through +[2629.88 --> 2630.74] YouTube, they don't feel like +[2630.74 --> 2632.18] they're getting compensated as +[2632.18 --> 2633.92] fairly as they would be on +[2633.92 --> 2634.98] dedicated music streaming +[2634.98 --> 2636.02] services like Google play +[2636.02 --> 2637.10] music or on Spotify. +[2637.24 --> 2638.26] So it might be like a money +[2638.26 --> 2638.52] thing. +[2640.16 --> 2640.56] Okay. +[2640.74 --> 2641.78] They put it on there. +[2642.58 --> 2643.12] But yeah, okay. +[2643.68 --> 2644.96] Yeah, I guess. +[2644.96 --> 2648.04] You give him an inch. +[2649.22 --> 2650.08] I don't know. +[2650.16 --> 2650.54] I don't know. +[2650.62 --> 2650.80] Yeah. +[2651.44 --> 2652.80] As for deploying this thing, +[2653.24 --> 2655.00] Warner Music Group is already +[2655.00 --> 2655.36] on board. +[2655.48 --> 2657.32] They're one of the big three in +[2657.32 --> 2657.98] the music business. +[2657.98 --> 2660.12] And the other two of the three +[2660.12 --> 2661.64] are already in talks with +[2661.64 --> 2661.94] YouTube. +[2661.94 --> 2663.30] That includes Sony Music +[2663.30 --> 2664.34] Entertainment and Universal +[2664.34 --> 2665.04] Music Group. +[2665.62 --> 2667.24] They're also talking to Merlin, +[2667.44 --> 2670.74] a consortium of independent +[2670.74 --> 2671.08] labels. +[2671.58 --> 2672.42] So hopefully they'll have a good +[2672.42 --> 2673.40] spread on content. +[2674.60 --> 2674.82] Yeah. +[2674.96 --> 2676.88] I like, I don't know. +[2676.94 --> 2679.04] It'll probably be good. +[2679.34 --> 2681.10] It seems weird because it +[2681.10 --> 2682.46] seems like Alphabet is now +[2682.46 --> 2684.22] creating things to compete +[2684.22 --> 2685.82] against themselves. +[2686.14 --> 2686.46] Yeah. +[2686.80 --> 2688.46] This is like a Hangouts +[2688.46 --> 2689.66] Allo. +[2689.72 --> 2690.20] Yeah. +[2690.36 --> 2690.56] Duo. +[2691.20 --> 2692.36] Yeah, that's a good call. +[2692.44 --> 2693.24] So maybe it's not that weird +[2693.24 --> 2693.58] for them. +[2693.76 --> 2695.02] It's because they're so +[2695.02 --> 2696.74] federated that they don't talk +[2696.74 --> 2697.76] and they step on each other +[2697.76 --> 2698.22] all the time. +[2698.38 --> 2698.60] Yeah. +[2700.10 --> 2701.50] Anyways, going back to the +[2701.50 --> 2702.22] Google Play Music thing. +[2702.34 --> 2703.04] One of my favorite things +[2703.04 --> 2704.92] about it is just how creepy +[2704.92 --> 2705.32] it is. +[2706.44 --> 2707.86] It'll pull in a lot of data, +[2707.96 --> 2708.68] which is unsurprising +[2708.68 --> 2709.32] because it's Google. +[2709.52 --> 2710.42] So it'll like know when +[2710.42 --> 2710.92] you're at the gym. +[2711.64 --> 2711.80] Yeah. +[2711.96 --> 2712.14] Yeah. +[2712.22 --> 2713.40] You can turn on +[2713.40 --> 2715.06] location services. +[2715.30 --> 2715.84] Location services. +[2715.98 --> 2716.74] Location services. +[2716.74 --> 2717.24] Location services. +[2717.24 --> 2718.66] So it's like, huh, I see +[2718.66 --> 2719.62] you're in the border lineup. +[2719.84 --> 2720.90] I'm going to play gangster +[2720.90 --> 2722.18] rap to make you look sus. +[2724.56 --> 2724.96] Yeah. +[2724.96 --> 2726.72] I don't know. +[2726.72 --> 2728.84] It's interesting. +[2729.10 --> 2729.78] Every once in a while, +[2729.86 --> 2730.68] I'll just jump into the +[2730.68 --> 2731.52] different playlists that it +[2731.52 --> 2732.94] recommends for me to try to +[2732.94 --> 2734.54] see where it's trying to take +[2734.54 --> 2734.72] me. +[2735.10 --> 2736.30] And sometimes, you know, +[2736.38 --> 2738.02] it'll go off in totally a +[2738.02 --> 2738.52] weird direction. +[2738.64 --> 2739.36] I'm like, I don't like any of +[2739.36 --> 2739.66] this stuff. +[2739.86 --> 2741.14] But often it's pretty good. +[2741.36 --> 2742.12] I've been happy with it +[2742.12 --> 2743.32] because when I had two +[2743.32 --> 2744.10] problems with Spotify. +[2744.44 --> 2746.66] The first was the Discover +[2746.66 --> 2748.48] playlist was just like stuff I +[2748.48 --> 2749.50] didn't listen to at all. +[2750.34 --> 2752.80] And the second was now, +[2752.94 --> 2753.94] maybe you can do this on +[2753.94 --> 2754.76] certain services with +[2754.76 --> 2756.34] Spotify, but I usually use +[2756.34 --> 2758.58] this with my TV and my +[2758.58 --> 2759.12] Google Home. +[2759.62 --> 2760.82] And what I want to do is I +[2760.82 --> 2762.32] have a song on this on in +[2762.32 --> 2763.22] my head and I'm like, I +[2763.22 --> 2764.52] want to play this song and +[2764.52 --> 2765.82] then that's all I want to +[2765.82 --> 2765.92] do. +[2765.98 --> 2766.82] And after that, I wanted to +[2766.82 --> 2768.16] just go forever playing +[2768.16 --> 2768.96] related music. +[2769.38 --> 2770.60] And Google Play Music is +[2770.60 --> 2771.32] wicked at that. +[2771.42 --> 2772.02] It's very good at that. +[2772.08 --> 2773.58] Not only will it play other +[2773.58 --> 2775.18] songs that you'll like, they +[2775.18 --> 2775.88] might not even be from +[2775.88 --> 2776.76] bands you know of. +[2776.88 --> 2776.98] Yeah. +[2777.04 --> 2778.24] I started with a Nine Inch Nails +[2778.24 --> 2778.86] song the other day. +[2778.86 --> 2779.82] Nine Inch Nails Die +[2779.82 --> 2780.02] Hard. +[2780.68 --> 2782.10] The next 10 songs are for +[2782.10 --> 2783.00] bands I never heard of. +[2783.06 --> 2783.98] I didn't skip a single one. +[2784.02 --> 2784.72] They're so sweet. +[2784.86 --> 2785.06] Nice. +[2785.52 --> 2786.96] I actually really like doing +[2786.96 --> 2787.48] that sometimes. +[2787.58 --> 2788.10] Yeah, it's wicked. +[2788.18 --> 2789.08] If you try to do this on +[2789.08 --> 2790.22] Spotify, guess what the +[2790.22 --> 2791.20] second song will be. +[2791.86 --> 2793.86] The second song will be the +[2793.86 --> 2795.06] same song again because +[2795.06 --> 2797.30] instead of playing the song +[2797.30 --> 2798.38] you search for and then a +[2798.38 --> 2799.44] bunch of related songs, it +[2799.44 --> 2801.28] will play all the search +[2801.28 --> 2801.70] results. +[2802.56 --> 2803.16] So it'll be like. +[2804.20 --> 2805.64] So you try to put on. +[2806.28 --> 2807.40] So it'll be like that same +[2807.40 --> 2808.84] song or like remixed by +[2808.84 --> 2809.38] someone else. +[2809.38 --> 2810.46] You try to put on +[2810.46 --> 2810.96] Starway to Heaven. +[2811.08 --> 2811.66] You get Starway to Heaven. +[2811.76 --> 2812.46] Then you get live. +[2812.66 --> 2813.38] Then you get cover. +[2813.70 --> 2814.52] It's like, yes. +[2814.72 --> 2815.34] Yes, Spotify. +[2815.56 --> 2816.56] This is what I wanted. +[2818.20 --> 2819.94] No one's ever wanted this. +[2820.64 --> 2822.78] I'm going to hopefully troll at +[2822.78 --> 2823.58] least one person. +[2824.58 --> 2825.30] Okay, Google. +[2825.72 --> 2826.98] Play that hipster song with +[2826.98 --> 2827.42] the whistling. +[2828.42 --> 2828.74] Okay. +[2828.82 --> 2829.76] So that's in one of their. +[2830.62 --> 2831.16] You jerk. +[2831.80 --> 2832.32] Did it work? +[2833.38 --> 2833.86] No. +[2834.08 --> 2834.32] No. +[2834.44 --> 2834.68] Dang. +[2835.28 --> 2836.38] Oh, I should have said with +[2836.38 --> 2837.10] Google Play Music. +[2837.38 --> 2838.68] Sometimes it gets confused if +[2838.68 --> 2839.40] you don't include that. +[2839.48 --> 2839.88] I don't know why. +[2840.08 --> 2841.26] It's because you can have a +[2841.26 --> 2842.34] different default music player. +[2842.48 --> 2842.72] Yeah. +[2842.80 --> 2843.10] Yeah. +[2843.18 --> 2844.32] So if you have two installed, +[2844.42 --> 2845.58] it might have to like ask or +[2845.58 --> 2845.84] whatever. +[2846.20 --> 2847.66] But you got me. +[2847.78 --> 2848.48] It did it. +[2848.58 --> 2848.90] Yes. +[2849.02 --> 2849.62] Some people got it. +[2849.62 --> 2849.78] Okay. +[2850.20 --> 2851.46] Now let it keep going. +[2852.50 --> 2853.76] You can even mute it and leave +[2853.76 --> 2854.98] it off on the side or whatever, +[2855.14 --> 2856.30] but let it keep going. +[2856.44 --> 2857.80] It does a pretty good job. +[2857.80 --> 2859.24] And it doesn't just stick with. +[2859.24 --> 2860.30] It'll continue to play hipster +[2860.30 --> 2860.84] whistle songs? +[2861.30 --> 2862.34] Or what do you mean that good +[2862.34 --> 2862.62] job? +[2862.74 --> 2864.42] Well, it continues to play +[2864.42 --> 2867.24] hipstery kind of songs, but +[2867.24 --> 2868.82] that actually sound kind of +[2868.82 --> 2870.56] similar and fun with the same +[2870.56 --> 2872.02] tonality and all these other +[2872.02 --> 2872.42] kind of things. +[2872.82 --> 2874.16] It does a pretty good job. +[2874.48 --> 2877.76] I ended up already canceled. +[2877.96 --> 2878.96] Some people are like, no, +[2879.30 --> 2879.78] screw it. +[2880.96 --> 2882.04] Someone actually said it didn't +[2882.04 --> 2882.70] recognize the voice. +[2882.80 --> 2882.88] Yeah. +[2883.36 --> 2884.64] Yeah, I've got that recently. +[2884.72 --> 2885.66] Someone tried to troll me and +[2885.66 --> 2887.04] then Google was like, that +[2887.04 --> 2887.82] doesn't sound like James. +[2887.96 --> 2888.18] Yeah. +[2888.42 --> 2889.94] My girlfriend even trying to +[2889.94 --> 2891.02] impersonate my voice couldn't +[2891.02 --> 2892.46] get into my phone using +[2892.46 --> 2892.68] voice. +[2892.68 --> 2893.36] That's not surprising. +[2893.76 --> 2893.98] Yeah. +[2894.38 --> 2895.28] Yeah, I know, but it's just +[2895.28 --> 2896.08] interesting. +[2896.22 --> 2896.92] It did a pretty good job. +[2898.04 --> 2899.18] I would love to hear your +[2899.18 --> 2899.88] three devices. +[2901.38 --> 2902.68] Some guy said three devices +[2902.68 --> 2903.56] are playing that song in my +[2903.56 --> 2904.00] house right now. +[2904.20 --> 2905.40] When I did the, there was a +[2905.40 --> 2906.40] previous WAN show where I did +[2906.40 --> 2908.02] a similar command with some +[2908.02 --> 2909.04] weird Russian song that goes +[2909.04 --> 2909.40] Yes. +[2910.40 --> 2910.60] Yes. +[2910.78 --> 2911.78] People kept tweeting me like, +[2912.00 --> 2913.78] man, it was 1 a.m. +[2913.78 --> 2915.32] My whole family is awake now. +[2915.88 --> 2916.52] Yeah, it's pretty bad. +[2916.52 --> 2918.26] We got to, we put a lockdown +[2918.26 --> 2918.98] on that recently. +[2919.22 --> 2919.50] Okay. +[2919.50 --> 2921.14] So maybe, maybe that was bad. +[2921.14 --> 2921.86] You did it on purpose. +[2922.00 --> 2922.42] I did. +[2922.58 --> 2923.62] It's the accidental ones we're +[2923.62 --> 2924.14] looking out for. +[2924.40 --> 2925.54] Hey, there's actually an Amazon +[2925.54 --> 2927.52] Echo topic here we can go +[2927.52 --> 2927.98] right into. +[2928.08 --> 2928.30] Sure. +[2928.74 --> 2931.74] So this has to do with Amazon +[2931.74 --> 2934.58] trying to monetize and place +[2934.58 --> 2936.72] ad units into Echo devices. +[2936.96 --> 2939.06] So there's a thread on the +[2939.06 --> 2940.94] forum by Mankeys who actually +[2940.94 --> 2943.06] pretty much supplied a lot of, +[2943.24 --> 2944.44] almost all of the threads +[2944.44 --> 2944.80] today. +[2945.36 --> 2945.96] Thank you, Mankeys. +[2945.96 --> 2946.74] Thank you very much. +[2946.84 --> 2948.36] However, I kind of think that +[2948.36 --> 2950.98] your, your title for this is +[2950.98 --> 2953.66] fake news because as far as I +[2953.66 --> 2955.38] read, it's not the case that +[2955.38 --> 2956.82] your Amazon Echo is going to be +[2956.82 --> 2959.86] reading out ads to you. +[2959.92 --> 2961.06] That would be so brutal. +[2961.80 --> 2963.60] As far as I've seen, I don't +[2963.60 --> 2964.30] think that's what they're trying +[2964.30 --> 2964.56] to do. +[2964.64 --> 2965.76] But what they are trying to do +[2965.76 --> 2968.82] is have brands be like the +[2968.82 --> 2970.42] sponsored search results. +[2970.50 --> 2971.46] So just like when you Google +[2971.46 --> 2973.80] something, if you Google new +[2973.80 --> 2974.98] truck, there's going to be a +[2974.98 --> 2976.06] Ford ad at the top of your +[2976.06 --> 2977.10] search results page, right? +[2977.44 --> 2979.20] But now we're talking about +[2979.20 --> 2979.54] voice. +[2979.62 --> 2980.50] So there's no page. +[2980.72 --> 2981.90] There's just, there's going to +[2981.90 --> 2983.24] be a suggested product. +[2983.50 --> 2985.26] So if you ask, like there's an +[2985.26 --> 2986.38] example here that says if you +[2986.38 --> 2988.96] ask A-L-E-X-A, because we're +[2988.96 --> 2990.20] not trying to trigger the vocal +[2990.20 --> 2991.02] commands anymore. +[2991.16 --> 2991.64] Good idea. +[2992.08 --> 2993.90] To add an item to your shopping +[2993.90 --> 2995.08] cart, it will suggest you buy a +[2995.08 --> 2995.58] particular brand. +[2995.58 --> 2998.28] So I think that means like A-L-E-X-A, +[2998.72 --> 3001.10] can you add some toothpaste to my +[3001.10 --> 3001.58] shopping cart? +[3001.84 --> 3003.78] And it'll be like, okay, I can +[3003.78 --> 3005.06] look for a brand like Colgate. +[3005.12 --> 3005.80] Would you like that? +[3005.98 --> 3007.46] And if you're like, no, it can +[3007.46 --> 3008.70] find some other stuff. +[3008.76 --> 3010.12] But the default matters because a +[3010.12 --> 3010.84] lot of people are going to be +[3010.84 --> 3012.34] like, yeah, instead of being +[3012.34 --> 3014.22] like, no, actually, I would like +[3014.22 --> 3015.08] Sensodyne Complete. +[3015.52 --> 3015.72] Yeah. +[3015.72 --> 3017.46] Because I got little wimpy teeth. +[3018.58 --> 3019.70] I don't floss. +[3021.46 --> 3022.64] So, yeah. +[3022.64 --> 3025.36] That is really interesting. +[3025.60 --> 3026.16] It's pretty problematic. +[3030.20 --> 3030.68] Yeah. +[3030.86 --> 3033.54] So apparently it might suggest it +[3033.54 --> 3035.42] based on your previous purchasing +[3035.42 --> 3037.58] decisions, which is not that bad. +[3037.88 --> 3039.36] So that would be a situation like, +[3040.10 --> 3043.58] hey, A-L-E-X-A, I would like some +[3043.58 --> 3044.42] surface cleaner. +[3045.12 --> 3047.34] And they know that you bought a +[3047.34 --> 3050.02] Clorox product in the past. +[3050.14 --> 3052.12] So they'll say, okay, do you want +[3052.12 --> 3054.24] Clorox Pine Sol? +[3054.74 --> 3056.26] That kind of makes sense. +[3057.20 --> 3058.90] It's going to keep people in a +[3058.90 --> 3060.78] little bubble, which is maybe not +[3060.78 --> 3061.18] great. +[3061.36 --> 3062.62] But if you're just trying to order +[3062.62 --> 3063.60] something with a voice command, +[3063.68 --> 3064.68] you're probably not trying to shop +[3064.68 --> 3065.02] around. +[3065.34 --> 3066.28] You're probably just trying to stay +[3066.28 --> 3066.84] within your bubble. +[3067.00 --> 3067.66] You probably just want the +[3067.66 --> 3068.72] transaction done faster. +[3069.18 --> 3070.62] So that's maybe not a bad thing. +[3070.86 --> 3072.04] I'd be interested in hearing what +[3072.04 --> 3073.40] other people have opinions in +[3073.40 --> 3073.78] terms of that. +[3074.00 --> 3075.48] If I'm making a purchasing decision +[3075.48 --> 3077.64] that I'm even remotely unsure of, +[3077.92 --> 3078.90] I always research. +[3079.08 --> 3080.50] This is probably for your second +[3080.50 --> 3082.10] time buying something anyway, right? +[3082.48 --> 3084.24] And it says that it's going to +[3084.24 --> 3085.32] suggest things based on what +[3085.32 --> 3086.36] people have previously bought. +[3086.62 --> 3087.84] So if you've already bought one of +[3087.84 --> 3088.86] these and you're like, hey, I need +[3088.86 --> 3089.32] some toothpaste. +[3089.68 --> 3090.44] And you've been buying the same +[3090.44 --> 3091.64] toothpaste for freaking ever. +[3091.84 --> 3092.60] And it's like, hey, do you want +[3092.60 --> 3093.64] the same toothpaste that you've been +[3093.64 --> 3094.88] buying for freaking ever? +[3095.40 --> 3096.08] You'll just say yes. +[3096.20 --> 3096.54] And then it'll show up. +[3096.54 --> 3097.24] Well, that's what we want. +[3097.30 --> 3099.44] But now we're talking about that not +[3099.44 --> 3100.78] happening because of sponsored posts. +[3101.46 --> 3101.78] Yeah. +[3102.30 --> 3103.30] Do you want the thing you've always +[3103.30 --> 3103.66] been getting? +[3103.74 --> 3105.08] Or do you want this new featured +[3105.08 --> 3107.16] product that maybe sucks, but they +[3107.16 --> 3107.68] paid money? +[3107.68 --> 3110.36] So that's what is going to be the +[3110.36 --> 3110.68] default. +[3111.10 --> 3111.40] Yeah. +[3111.94 --> 3112.30] Interesting. +[3113.10 --> 3115.32] It would be cool if they had a voice +[3115.32 --> 3117.32] command for like, no, I'd like the +[3117.32 --> 3117.72] usual. +[3118.26 --> 3118.86] The use. +[3119.02 --> 3119.68] You know what I mean? +[3120.24 --> 3122.52] Like if you're a usual. +[3123.18 --> 3123.94] On the use. +[3124.28 --> 3124.50] Yeah. +[3124.72 --> 3126.22] If you're a usual customer at a +[3126.22 --> 3127.52] restaurant, they might know what you +[3127.52 --> 3127.78] want. +[3127.86 --> 3129.56] Like the dude at Mucho Burrito knows +[3129.56 --> 3130.12] my order. +[3131.86 --> 3133.42] The people at Subway over here, they +[3133.42 --> 3133.88] know me too. +[3134.26 --> 3134.44] Yeah. +[3134.52 --> 3135.40] It took them like six months. +[3135.40 --> 3137.20] I have a very simple order. +[3137.70 --> 3139.24] I get everything for the veggies. +[3139.40 --> 3139.78] Like everything. +[3140.16 --> 3140.26] Yeah. +[3140.30 --> 3141.70] So it's like they have two decisions. +[3142.14 --> 3142.98] Anyway, they're on it now. +[3143.26 --> 3144.18] Here's my question. +[3144.28 --> 3145.18] And I think this is interesting. +[3145.28 --> 3146.12] I don't know. +[3146.96 --> 3148.90] I think there's a, if you're a glass +[3148.90 --> 3150.28] half full person or a glass half +[3150.28 --> 3151.12] empty person, you might have two +[3151.12 --> 3151.58] answers here. +[3151.68 --> 3151.88] Okay. +[3152.36 --> 3155.80] Is it likely that Google will also +[3155.80 --> 3158.76] seek to monetize in similar ways? +[3159.10 --> 3161.00] I wouldn't be surprised if they +[3161.00 --> 3161.68] already are. +[3161.72 --> 3163.56] They're the main advertiser in this +[3163.56 --> 3164.12] space, right? +[3164.12 --> 3166.82] But is it antithetical to Google's +[3166.82 --> 3168.92] mission statement or corporate +[3168.92 --> 3169.48] culture? +[3169.88 --> 3171.90] Given that they're coming from a +[3171.90 --> 3173.22] place where they're taking the +[3173.22 --> 3175.44] world's information and putting +[3175.44 --> 3177.56] down onto one search page, they're +[3177.56 --> 3178.38] giving you options. +[3178.60 --> 3179.48] It's democratic. +[3179.92 --> 3181.60] It's supposed to be based on like +[3181.60 --> 3184.64] the link juice of the internet, you +[3184.64 --> 3185.68] know, the democracy, the +[3185.68 --> 3188.42] popularity contest of the internet +[3188.42 --> 3188.76] here. +[3189.46 --> 3191.20] When you get into voice, you only get +[3191.20 --> 3192.26] one answer. +[3193.20 --> 3194.90] So does Google do the same thing +[3194.90 --> 3195.82] Amazon's doing? +[3196.56 --> 3198.02] Or do they never do that? +[3198.98 --> 3200.02] I suspect they will. +[3201.18 --> 3201.48] I absolutely suspect they will. +[3201.48 --> 3202.42] Gotta get that green. +[3202.78 --> 3203.02] Yeah. +[3203.40 --> 3206.20] Paid advertising is Google's whole +[3206.20 --> 3206.66] thing. +[3206.82 --> 3207.82] I would highly suggest they would. +[3208.20 --> 3210.20] This is just making me think like we +[3210.20 --> 3211.48] need more competition for Amazon. +[3211.48 --> 3211.58] Amazon. +[3213.18 --> 3215.36] Because like with Google's situation, +[3215.46 --> 3216.68] what is it going to suggest you buy? +[3217.76 --> 3219.36] Can you even auto buy things through +[3219.36 --> 3220.00] voice with Google? +[3220.08 --> 3220.38] Walmart. +[3220.56 --> 3221.28] They have a partnership with +[3221.28 --> 3221.50] Walmart. +[3222.18 --> 3222.28] Oh. +[3224.78 --> 3225.14] Ew. +[3225.14 --> 3227.46] Well, I just like it's the same +[3227.46 --> 3229.12] situation with Amazon where it's just +[3229.12 --> 3231.40] some like giant massive company +[3231.40 --> 3232.28] eating everything up. +[3232.92 --> 3234.96] This is going to take more purchasing +[3234.96 --> 3236.80] from other random companies. +[3237.04 --> 3237.52] I don't know. +[3238.16 --> 3239.44] Alibaba is coming soon. +[3240.10 --> 3240.30] Yeah. +[3240.46 --> 3242.76] That will be big here. +[3243.10 --> 3243.28] Yeah. +[3243.40 --> 3245.38] The usability of Alibaba is not there +[3245.38 --> 3246.40] compared to Amazon. +[3247.34 --> 3248.72] Google has its own Shop Express. +[3248.92 --> 3249.16] Yeah. +[3249.30 --> 3250.24] Come on, man. +[3250.94 --> 3252.14] It's not there. +[3252.14 --> 3254.38] I mean like on the same scale in +[3254.38 --> 3257.24] terms of usability, trust. +[3257.70 --> 3259.40] Like if something is a Prime product +[3259.40 --> 3263.36] on Amazon, if it's shipped by Amazon +[3263.36 --> 3265.14] and it's a Prime product, it's... +[3265.14 --> 3270.94] It's higher likeliness that you're +[3270.94 --> 3272.00] going to get it on time, that you're +[3272.00 --> 3273.76] going to be able to have an easy time +[3273.76 --> 3277.04] with returns and warranty and all that +[3277.04 --> 3277.58] other kind of stuff. +[3277.68 --> 3278.38] I don't know. +[3278.38 --> 3282.62] It shelters you like most normal stores +[3282.62 --> 3284.58] do and a lot of online situations +[3284.58 --> 3285.88] don't do that properly. +[3286.96 --> 3288.48] And their shipping sucks and stuff. +[3288.58 --> 3290.34] Like I understand why Amazon's +[3290.34 --> 3292.20] where they're at, but they need +[3292.20 --> 3293.14] better competition. +[3294.30 --> 3294.90] One more. +[3295.52 --> 3296.52] Well, we got to do Flowplane, +[3296.62 --> 3298.44] so let's do Flowplane and one more. +[3298.90 --> 3299.26] I'm going to... +[3299.26 --> 3300.64] I don't even know if I can screen share. +[3301.88 --> 3303.44] Maybe you did the wrong guy. +[3303.68 --> 3303.92] Yeah. +[3304.12 --> 3304.86] I'm going to try that. +[3304.86 --> 3307.82] You can find me in the club. +[3308.66 --> 3309.78] We don't call it that anymore. +[3310.20 --> 3311.50] It was Flowplane Club. +[3313.24 --> 3314.26] Come on, man. +[3315.54 --> 3316.46] Brows are full of bub. +[3317.44 --> 3318.48] It's still not. +[3319.44 --> 3320.80] I don't know if we're going to be able +[3320.80 --> 3321.66] to show it. +[3324.60 --> 3327.56] Well, either way, screen sharing is not +[3327.56 --> 3330.30] happy right now, but Flowplane has a +[3330.30 --> 3332.48] bunch of really cool stuff on it at the moment. +[3332.48 --> 3334.84] There's even one thing that doesn't happen +[3334.84 --> 3335.18] that much. +[3335.24 --> 3335.80] There's a poll. +[3336.56 --> 3339.72] There's a discussion poll asking you guys +[3339.72 --> 3344.06] how you guys want us to share CES content +[3344.06 --> 3346.44] on Flowplane because there's a few +[3346.44 --> 3347.60] different options there. +[3347.78 --> 3349.02] Usually we don't care what you think. +[3349.08 --> 3350.86] It's still not working, so we will not be +[3350.86 --> 3351.48] able to screen share. +[3352.34 --> 3354.44] Oh, I bet you I know why it's not working +[3354.44 --> 3356.72] and I could fix it if I had more time, +[3356.80 --> 3357.20] but I don't. +[3357.30 --> 3357.64] That's okay. +[3358.70 --> 3360.98] Yeah, there's a poll asking how you guys +[3360.98 --> 3361.88] want us to share content. +[3362.18 --> 3364.44] Essentially, the decision was with something +[3364.44 --> 3367.18] like YouTube, we have to time out our +[3367.18 --> 3369.34] releases or YouTube's algorithm is going +[3369.34 --> 3371.30] to be like, no, screw you guys. +[3371.68 --> 3373.72] They're already going to do that a little +[3373.72 --> 3375.80] bit because of just the nature of how +[3375.80 --> 3377.38] rapid fire we have to do CES content, +[3377.66 --> 3379.14] but we're going to do our best to spread it +[3379.14 --> 3381.46] out and make the YouTube robot happy. +[3382.34 --> 3383.94] But with Flowplane, whatever. +[3384.66 --> 3385.76] It doesn't matter. +[3386.04 --> 3387.60] We don't have to fight any weird algorithm. +[3387.60 --> 3387.68] Awesome. +[3387.96 --> 3390.10] So you guys have so far decided, +[3390.44 --> 3393.90] post it in the main section and just fire it. +[3393.90 --> 3394.38] Let her rip. +[3394.46 --> 3394.94] Fire hose. +[3394.94 --> 3395.52] Let her go. +[3395.88 --> 3397.28] So right when it's ready, we're just going +[3397.28 --> 3397.92] to post it up. +[3397.98 --> 3399.36] You guys are going to get the content a +[3399.36 --> 3400.20] little bit faster. +[3400.34 --> 3401.70] It's not going to be the one week window +[3401.70 --> 3403.22] that it normally is because that would be +[3403.22 --> 3405.42] terrible, but it is going to be a little +[3405.42 --> 3406.56] bit faster in general. +[3406.78 --> 3408.54] We're going to get it up to you guys right +[3408.54 --> 3408.86] away. +[3409.10 --> 3409.94] It's going to be good. +[3410.12 --> 3411.86] You can look like a Twitter magician. +[3412.64 --> 3412.80] Yeah. +[3413.02 --> 3414.80] You're going to be in the know hours ahead of +[3414.80 --> 3415.04] other people. +[3415.04 --> 3415.28] This video is coming. +[3416.16 --> 3417.12] It's going to be awesome. +[3417.86 --> 3419.76] On here, regardless, outside of the pool, +[3420.12 --> 3422.14] there is a tech wiki for why is Windows +[3422.14 --> 3423.74] display scaling so bad? +[3423.82 --> 3424.58] I'm excited for that. +[3424.78 --> 3426.16] I know a fair amount about it because I +[3426.16 --> 3431.00] did the Surface Studio review, and there's +[3431.00 --> 3432.64] a lot of really interesting information in +[3432.64 --> 3435.62] that as to why the screen is the resolution +[3435.62 --> 3438.28] and aspect ratio and stuff that it is. +[3438.30 --> 3440.08] It seems to me like a topic that's like, +[3440.56 --> 3442.78] yeah, it sucks, but it has to be this way. +[3443.00 --> 3443.34] Yeah. +[3443.34 --> 3444.98] You just haven't thought about it as hard as +[3444.98 --> 3445.38] the engineers. +[3445.96 --> 3447.88] It sucks for a reason. +[3448.52 --> 3451.68] There's the OnePlus 5T review, now in white. +[3451.80 --> 3454.72] If you haven't seen the ad for that, it's been +[3454.72 --> 3457.14] everywhere, so I'd be surprised. +[3457.92 --> 3461.06] There's a Flowplane exclusive behind the scene +[3461.06 --> 3463.64] from right before Christmas that just got +[3463.64 --> 3465.72] released, so I don't know why that got released +[3465.72 --> 3465.92] now. +[3466.10 --> 3467.72] But either way, it just came out. +[3467.72 --> 3468.58] I will not spoil it. +[3468.58 --> 3469.38] You guys got to see it. +[3469.52 --> 3471.50] So the behind the scenes thing, I know some +[3471.50 --> 3473.98] people are salty that we don't release this in +[3473.98 --> 3476.72] other places, but YouTube would destroy our +[3476.72 --> 3478.82] searchability if we did that because most people +[3478.82 --> 3479.76] don't care about these things. +[3480.68 --> 3482.12] I think they're awesome, and the people that do +[3482.12 --> 3483.58] care about them are pretty hardcore about it. +[3483.64 --> 3488.08] But anyways, there's the 13 GPUs in one PC +[3488.08 --> 3489.76] Mining Adventure Part 2. +[3489.76 --> 3494.76] This is a very large departure from the kind +[3495.46 --> 3498.04] of amateur hour Mining Adventure Part 1. +[3498.38 --> 3499.62] Just, you know, you know. +[3499.80 --> 3500.60] There was some comments. +[3500.68 --> 3501.46] They were accurate. +[3501.84 --> 3502.66] We're just, you know what? +[3503.04 --> 3504.00] But we're moving forward. +[3504.10 --> 3504.22] Jake! +[3504.68 --> 3506.88] Part 2, strong return. +[3507.24 --> 3511.10] Part 3 is going to be even stronger of a return. +[3511.38 --> 3513.54] So we're coming at you with some really interesting +[3513.54 --> 3514.70] Mining Adventure videos. +[3514.94 --> 3515.44] They're coming. +[3515.82 --> 3518.56] PCI Express 4.0 as fast as possible. +[3518.56 --> 3521.38] John, back at it again with the epic videos. +[3522.22 --> 3523.78] An LTT handmade. +[3524.52 --> 3527.92] There's an LTT video of a handmade portable arcade +[3527.92 --> 3531.12] box, not an LTT handmade one. +[3531.32 --> 3531.52] That's sweet. +[3531.52 --> 3533.46] It's made by Carry42 as far as I know. +[3533.50 --> 3533.98] Check it out. +[3534.40 --> 3535.34] Super cool. +[3535.68 --> 3540.88] And there's also some, like, extra footage from +[3540.88 --> 3543.10] the Chiller Resurrection, which is super cool. +[3543.20 --> 3545.34] So if you're into that, there's extra footage, +[3545.50 --> 3547.58] the untold story of the Chiller Resurrection. +[3547.58 --> 3550.10] Again, stuff that if we threw this on YouTube, +[3550.46 --> 3551.50] people wouldn't care as much. +[3551.62 --> 3552.48] It would hurt the channel. +[3552.66 --> 3554.56] So we're just throwing it on Flowplane for the super +[3554.56 --> 3555.06] hard course. +[3555.32 --> 3555.84] And that's it. +[3555.98 --> 3556.40] We're done. +[3556.62 --> 3557.28] Moving on to the last topic. +[3557.28 --> 3559.40] No, this weekend, there's going to be another +[3559.40 --> 3560.30] keyboard video. +[3560.54 --> 3560.80] Oh. +[3561.20 --> 3562.68] A zany keyboard video. +[3563.54 --> 3565.96] I think we almost did every one of them. +[3565.96 --> 3569.38] But the zaniness is ending here. +[3571.14 --> 3571.42] OK. +[3571.56 --> 3572.44] We have another one in us? +[3572.74 --> 3573.28] Yeah, I think so. +[3573.56 --> 3574.80] How about this as a little simple guy? +[3574.90 --> 3575.22] Yeah, sure. +[3575.34 --> 3575.92] Let's just do that. +[3576.24 --> 3579.34] Unsurprisingly, if you think about it, 2017 was the +[3579.34 --> 3581.40] biggest year ever for electric car sales. +[3581.44 --> 3581.70] Wow. +[3581.74 --> 3582.82] I'm super surprised. +[3583.26 --> 3583.62] Actually. +[3584.18 --> 3584.98] Tell me more. +[3585.42 --> 3588.46] There was a time in the 30s? +[3588.46 --> 3588.74] Yes. +[3588.90 --> 3591.02] Like before the Model T where electric cars actually +[3591.02 --> 3593.78] were the main, had the most market share above +[3593.78 --> 3594.46] combustion engines. +[3594.58 --> 3596.66] But since then, this is the biggest year ever. +[3596.84 --> 3598.18] Someone asked about the dust video. +[3599.12 --> 3600.34] I'm going to just say this right now. +[3600.88 --> 3602.00] The dust video is going to happen. +[3602.80 --> 3603.60] I'm going to be in it. +[3603.84 --> 3604.78] Linus is going to be in it. +[3604.98 --> 3606.56] There's possibly other people that will be in it. +[3606.56 --> 3607.38] Is this a Counter-Strike thing? +[3607.38 --> 3607.56] Possibly not. +[3608.48 --> 3609.42] I don't even know what this is. +[3609.60 --> 3610.28] Oh, that's pretty. +[3610.60 --> 3612.10] I understand where you're going with that. +[3612.20 --> 3614.64] But no, it's the dust computers that are up in the corner. +[3615.24 --> 3616.34] I'm not going to be in it, guys. +[3618.10 --> 3621.54] You should just walk through the screen at some point. +[3621.88 --> 3622.16] Hey. +[3623.08 --> 3624.52] Yeah, it is going to happen. +[3624.66 --> 3625.52] We haven't filmed it yet. +[3626.32 --> 3629.02] It means it's not going to be filmed until at least after CES. +[3629.02 --> 3631.12] So it's going to be at least another week until it's filmed. +[3631.44 --> 3632.60] But it's going to happen eventually. +[3633.44 --> 3633.74] Anyways. +[3633.92 --> 3635.12] Let me chuck some numbers at you here. +[3635.64 --> 3635.78] Yeah. +[3635.78 --> 3643.40] December marks the 27th month of consecutive sales gains for plug-in vehicles, meaning EVs. +[3643.80 --> 3649.40] So in 2017, there was nearly 200,000 EVs sold in the U.S., 199,826. +[3649.64 --> 3655.60] This compares to 158,614. +[3656.00 --> 3656.76] So what is that? +[3656.82 --> 3657.96] Like a 30% increase? +[3658.12 --> 3658.66] Pretty decent. +[3659.36 --> 3662.02] So if you break that down by the top five brands that were sold, +[3662.02 --> 3667.16] the Tesla Model S was the number one seller at 27,060. +[3667.50 --> 3669.68] Next in line, Chevy Bolt. +[3670.74 --> 3675.52] Chevy Bolt, the electric version, at 23,297. +[3675.84 --> 3677.12] Next in line, back to Tesla. +[3677.22 --> 3680.12] It was the Model X, over 21,000 of those sold. +[3680.66 --> 3681.90] And then, what was that? +[3681.90 --> 3684.26] I just read the last bullet point. +[3684.36 --> 3684.76] Sorry, keep going. +[3684.76 --> 3685.06] Okay, okay. +[3685.22 --> 3686.98] I thought you were like, Model X. +[3687.18 --> 3687.58] No, no, no, no. +[3687.58 --> 3688.40] That's so cool. +[3688.58 --> 3689.32] I love that. +[3689.40 --> 3690.24] I love the Model X. +[3690.98 --> 3691.60] So the front. +[3692.96 --> 3694.84] The fourth one was the Prius. +[3694.92 --> 3696.22] Prius Prime from Toyota. +[3696.40 --> 3697.10] Over 20,000. +[3697.14 --> 3698.38] Almost 21,000 sold. +[3698.94 --> 3704.02] And everyone wants to know how many Tesla Model 3s got delivered in 2017. +[3704.54 --> 3706.40] And it looks like it was about 2,000. +[3707.44 --> 3708.08] About 2,000. +[3708.20 --> 3709.88] They're doing, what, 1,000 a week now? +[3710.62 --> 3715.30] Which is less than a previous promise that they'd be doing 5,000 a week by the end of the year. +[3715.36 --> 3718.46] They're now hoping to hit 5,000 a week by this summer. +[3718.46 --> 3725.48] In terms of production estimations, that's pretty standard from what we've been able to expect so far. +[3725.94 --> 3727.00] There's the estimation. +[3727.30 --> 3729.10] They won't hit it, but they'll do pretty darn good. +[3730.26 --> 3731.90] And that's cool because they'll figure it out eventually. +[3732.74 --> 3733.12] There you go. +[3734.02 --> 3742.50] Someone said in chat, Streamlabs is releasing their own kind of version of OBS because OBS is open source. +[3742.60 --> 3743.20] That is a thing. +[3743.54 --> 3745.94] I'm going to be screwing with that on my personal stream. +[3746.30 --> 3747.70] I believe Colton is as well. +[3747.70 --> 3749.20] But I don't know if I'll end up using it. +[3749.28 --> 3749.64] We'll see. +[3750.14 --> 3758.14] That's another interesting news bit, though, because if you're into streaming, it streamlines a lot of different stuff, which is cool. +[3758.74 --> 3761.94] And I think we will see you guys. +[3762.36 --> 3763.14] At CES. +[3763.14 --> 3763.94] At CES. +[3764.02 --> 3767.32] We have so far never missed a WAN show at CES. +[3767.52 --> 3771.10] So theoretically, there will be a WAN show at CES. +[3771.24 --> 3773.28] But every single year, it's super random. +[3773.28 --> 3775.32] How it works is super random. +[3775.32 --> 3776.58] Who's on it is super random. +[3776.58 --> 3778.58] Where we are is super random. +[3778.58 --> 3780.62] What time it starts. +[3780.62 --> 3783.92] Not that that's different from normal, but it's pretty random. +[3783.92 --> 3786.08] It would be pretty cool if we did it from a plane. +[3787.22 --> 3788.54] Like, if we have Wi-Fi on the plane. +[3789.34 --> 3789.98] That'd be dope. +[3789.98 --> 3796.04] You might even be able to get by with a super crappo resolution. +[3796.04 --> 3799.04] If we get everyone else on the plane to not use Wi-Fi. +[3799.04 --> 3801.82] You might be able to get by with a super terrible resolution. +[3801.82 --> 3805.12] If you think sitting beside a baby on a plane sucks. +[3805.12 --> 3808.70] Wait until you're beside two podcasters. +[3808.70 --> 3811.58] I think it would just get rejected from Twitch, though, because of the latency. +[3813.04 --> 3818.38] Because, like, I connected to a game while I was on a plane just to check out my latency. +[3818.62 --> 3823.62] And it was, like, quite a few seconds between input and what actually happened. +[3823.62 --> 3826.06] Well, we can always do another pre-recorded one like this one was. +[3827.56 --> 3828.74] Oh, fff. +[3828.84 --> 3829.22] Why? +[3830.84 --> 3831.28] No. +[3831.32 --> 3832.02] I'm joking. +[3832.80 --> 3833.32] I'm joking. +[3833.92 --> 3834.18] Look. +[3834.32 --> 3834.72] I can't. +[3834.88 --> 3836.70] It says Friday, January 5th right there. +[3838.26 --> 3838.66] Oh. +[3838.90 --> 3839.22] JK. +[3839.86 --> 3840.26] No. +[3841.04 --> 3841.64] The joke. +[3841.82 --> 3842.68] I gotta go, man. +[3844.82 --> 3845.26] Anyways. +[3846.00 --> 3848.00] I'll see you guys. +[3848.16 --> 3849.86] CES Video, CES One Show next week. +[3849.96 --> 3850.34] See you later. +[3850.62 --> 3850.94] Goodbye. diff --git a/Mining on THREADRIPPER - WAN Show Feb. 2 2018_transcript.txt b/Mining on THREADRIPPER - WAN Show Feb. 2 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f810235942f14a1104ebf57e50dc191f688c3d12 --- /dev/null +++ b/Mining on THREADRIPPER - WAN Show Feb. 2 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,523 @@ +[0.00 --> 9.60] all right ladies and gentlemen welcome to the when show we're technically here get this out +[9.60 --> 17.50] of my face yeah no i want it in my face put it in my face i was like what you're not letting me +[17.50 --> 23.62] remove it once you put it in my face you gotta leave it there um at least for a little while +[23.62 --> 30.08] for a little while let me savor it all right so we've got a great show for you guys today i think +[30.08 --> 35.18] i actually have no idea it's been it's been off to a pretty rough start to be perfectly honest with +[35.18 --> 40.58] you i can't even check if i wanted to yeah luke's got an update that's sitting at 23 thank you dual +[40.58 --> 47.48] core laptops yeah i am so glad that as of eighth gen you're gone forever yes did someone someone +[47.48 --> 52.18] raised your chair again do you want to when people like when people come on when show they need to +[52.18 --> 59.68] just not dink around with anything or did they not that's it well why is it framed like this did +[59.68 --> 66.78] someone mess with mine you know what forget it who cares uh maybe your chair is too low counter +[66.78 --> 72.26] right co-creator suspended after being arrested for child exploitation um well my head's getting +[72.26 --> 81.86] cut yeah i know well like mine too now let's just uh uh i'm calling max i'm summoning max i'm summoning +[81.86 --> 87.64] max beautiful show the best show um okay no further details yet other than the other details +[87.64 --> 92.88] that we have that we'll tell you about later uh amd suggests that mining may be profitable on thread +[92.88 --> 93.18] ripper +[93.18 --> 99.98] i don't even i have i don't even laughing because i like know that it isn't or that it is +[99.98 --> 107.22] it's just like please miners buy our stuff too buy more of our stuff miners yeah you're making us so +[107.22 --> 113.92] much money please um all right elon musk uh released a flamethrower yeah what is it called +[113.92 --> 120.56] the boring company yeah all right so we'll talk about that later i guess yeah and apple sells fewer +[120.56 --> 129.64] iphones but profits rise wow this is some boring boring stuff i'm so interested in apple making lots of +[129.64 --> 132.34] money we'll find out other things to talk about i guess shink +[132.34 --> 141.44] so i had you lower it max but i think what ultimately happened was someone adjusted my chair height +[141.44 --> 146.44] because luke's and my head was supposed to be at about the same height because we're maintaining +[146.44 --> 150.68] the illusion that i'm not homunculus so um +[150.68 --> 154.48] i'm trying to didn't even phase at all +[154.48 --> 157.94] no one's fooled we can't see it +[157.94 --> 162.48] no i do not want an apple box to sit on what are you brandon +[162.48 --> 167.78] no no no bad new brandon +[167.78 --> 173.24] why just slouch a bit +[173.24 --> 181.64] terrible welcome to the land show oh man is this update still at 28 28 it's gonna go like the +[181.64 --> 185.82] whole show you're not even gonna have a laptop for the show today this is ridiculous bring it up +[185.82 --> 194.20] on my phone oh man you know what i would i would even say it's been that kind of week +[194.20 --> 200.74] but it actually hasn't it's been an okay week i actually had an okay week yeah well you know no +[200.74 --> 205.34] wait hold on a second i forgot about all the drama at the beginning of the week what with the oh +[205.34 --> 213.40] yeah you know about you had some right i was a late comer okay because i i had no idea i had no +[213.40 --> 217.20] idea it was happening while it was happening yeah but then i was like just cruising through float +[217.20 --> 221.54] plane to make sure everything was going good and i saw like you were like what a mess where'd +[221.54 --> 226.04] this come from well no i saw like that thread and i was like i'm confused and then i watched like +[226.04 --> 230.50] two minutes of it and was like i don't have time for this and i don't care and then i scrolled down +[230.50 --> 237.04] and was like most of the comments don't seem to care oh oh on our site on our site yes yeah and +[237.04 --> 242.48] then i heard about the tweet and then i was like whoa and then i moved on yeah it totally blew up um +[242.48 --> 247.08] a lot of people have sort of asked me for comments but i've oh i've said pretty much everything +[247.08 --> 251.50] no no it's that's the scheduled shutdown i've said pretty much everything i have to say in an +[251.50 --> 258.30] unlisted live stream that you should have gotten four notifications about i was so mad like it's so +[258.30 --> 264.58] mad okay i have a 15 megabit up connection at home i am i've watched that part down the hall from a +[264.58 --> 269.70] thousand dollar access point which those of you have been watching a long time know that i used to +[269.70 --> 276.80] have a lot of issues with wi-fi so eventually finally just like about three years ago i was +[276.80 --> 283.26] like i am so done with this like what gives me more satisfaction in my daily life another graphics +[283.26 --> 291.46] card for sli no or wi-fi that works all the time i think i'm gonna do by the way i think i might do +[291.46 --> 296.92] another wtf is going on with sli video really because i think it almost needs an update because +[296.92 --> 303.68] it's actually changed that much it's like neither of them want to support it amd's like no completely +[303.68 --> 311.14] nvidia's like sort of too other than that no nvidia likes people putting two graphics cards in their +[311.14 --> 317.98] system honestly i think for them it's less even about the money and more about just like that a gpu is a +[317.98 --> 327.32] status symbol yeah um but the the game developer support is basically non-existent and before the +[327.32 --> 332.60] i don't know why we're talking about this i guess there's no good topic so we might as well um before +[332.60 --> 338.48] the mentality from the the hardware guys seemed to be that they just show up to your development +[338.48 --> 345.02] studio before your game came out and be like no you now support sli and crossfire and then now they +[345.02 --> 350.66] just don't and because they're not there isn't support for it i don't know it's it's been a +[350.66 --> 356.42] terrible experience like assassin's creed origins if you ran with sli enabled the game would run it +[356.42 --> 361.48] would just run way worse than it would have ran otherwise which is like completely not the experience +[361.48 --> 366.80] that you should have i don't know it's been it's been it's been rough for the multiple graphics card +[366.80 --> 372.50] guys and the future doesn't look any better at all yeah so i don't remember where we how we got +[372.50 --> 378.92] onto this topic uh you were talking about this the you preferring having like a sweet ap versus a +[378.92 --> 383.56] sweet grab yeah so i decided that wi-fi was actually more important to me than a few frames per second +[383.56 --> 389.98] so i got a baller access point so i was streaming through the youtube app on a pixel 2 excel so i was +[389.98 --> 395.20] as google as i could possibly be and i sent out i managed the interesting part i managed to send out +[395.20 --> 401.70] three notifications to people each time i went live which three each time no no one each time +[401.70 --> 408.36] three one for each time i went live and then the streams would just stop i got a i got a screen grab +[408.36 --> 413.56] of uh actually you know what i like unhappy face i can probably grab it but yeah like um +[413.56 --> 420.48] it would just give me this error and be like yep your stream is down +[420.48 --> 431.28] um and it doesn't seem to have uploaded to that's my thumbnail i know yeah because just the the i i +[431.28 --> 436.00] couldn't eye roll enough i actually tried to eye roll more that was the most that was the most that +[436.00 --> 442.10] i could physically roll my eyes um but i just got this your stream has failed message and and it would +[442.10 --> 449.68] just stop and then what i've discovered now is that you can't you have no way of undoing those +[449.68 --> 454.02] notifications that are sitting in people's feeds so i was getting messages from people for the next +[454.02 --> 460.02] couple days like they'd screenshot these four notifications in a row they'd be like wtf is this +[460.02 --> 463.72] and i'm just kind of sitting here going i'm sorry i can't reply to every single one of you +[463.72 --> 470.00] i don't like it either trust me it's dumb but i i can't do anything about it so i finally +[470.00 --> 476.40] streamed on the iphone 10 instead and it worked perfectly that's like something like if you're if +[476.40 --> 481.24] you're twitch streaming and say obs crashes or your computer blue screens or something and you need to +[481.24 --> 486.12] go twitch stream again yeah it sends the email version of the notification to everyone i disabled +[486.12 --> 492.10] the auto tweet one because of that on like most like ours doesn't do it mine doesn't do it i most +[492.10 --> 496.76] people that i help it doesn't do it anymore yeah but it will still email everyone and people still +[496.76 --> 502.28] get the phone notification right so it's pretty yeah it's pretty frustrating like it would be nice +[502.28 --> 507.70] to have it you know be resumable or something like if they especially because the app itself didn't crash +[507.70 --> 516.02] it was just like your stream is stopped we'll start it again and i understand i do understand that +[516.02 --> 523.38] whether it's down to uh you know codecs requiring files to be closed out or whether it's down to any +[523.38 --> 529.58] number of reasons that it's actually not like trivially simple i do get that but there has to +[529.58 --> 535.14] be a better system than what we have now especially if you stream for like one minute and then you stream +[535.14 --> 540.42] again like i would i would i would like for it to be a little bit smarter than that um so anyway i said +[540.42 --> 543.54] pretty much everything i had to say there you guys can check that out if you want you probably have a +[543.54 --> 551.52] notification if you're subscribed but um in a nutshell people were mad because i confused a tampon and a pad +[551.52 --> 557.42] because the title said tampon okay and the thumbnail is holding a pad i don't know we probably shouldn't +[557.42 --> 562.50] get into it i just i just don't understand um yeah we we probably shouldn't we probably shouldn't get +[562.50 --> 569.68] into it because all we stand to do yeah all we stand to gain is more articles on mashable daily mail +[569.68 --> 575.24] really and some yeah oh yeah like there are there are like articles about about this controversy +[575.24 --> 581.42] that i'm kind of sitting here going okay like i guess i guess that's a thing that we need to +[581.42 --> 588.76] write about today okay um i'm just gonna not comment let's move on yep so i don't i don't even want to +[588.76 --> 594.22] cover this first topic either what's the first topic today the counter-strike thing oh yeah there's +[594.22 --> 600.14] not really a lot to say well no it specifically says was not charged yeah crime so i don't really +[600.14 --> 604.50] want to cover it because we're just like throwing this dude under the bus when he wasn't charged with a +[604.50 --> 609.44] crime maybe if anything concrete comes out of it yeah i don't like the idea of just throwing his +[609.44 --> 618.82] name under the bus when he's not uh arrested suspended by valve um yeah it's a suspension +[618.82 --> 624.52] they're probably waiting till they okay statement from valve suspended from the developer while the +[624.52 --> 629.72] company investigates does not have a criminal history so in a nutshell we're not going to name +[629.72 --> 633.74] any names it doesn't look like anything's really happened here but one of the co-creators of +[633.74 --> 641.24] counter-strike uh has been arrested and suspended from valve and uh there's what's weird is that +[641.24 --> 649.94] he's been arrested but not charged with a crime and the police didn't say if an actual child was harmed +[649.94 --> 658.00] he has no criminal history and of course the local news station is speculating as to you know what this +[658.00 --> 665.74] might mean um but no one has actually indicated that uh they know exactly what's going on here so let's move into +[665.74 --> 671.90] oh man why would amd even bring this up +[671.90 --> 679.72] so this article from pcgamesn.com what does this mean for amd's reputation that's an interesting thing +[679.72 --> 687.62] for me because so many gamers right now are really upset about lack of stock of parts about prices of +[687.62 --> 696.60] things going up and the person or the group that everyone loves to hate is theoretically fighting +[696.60 --> 702.14] against it at least in statement i don't know outside of that yeah but nvidia has stated at least +[702.14 --> 706.18] i don't again i don't know outside of that they might be doing something i don't know if they are or not +[706.18 --> 711.60] um that they that they are trying or they want gamers to still be able to buy graphics cards and +[711.60 --> 716.08] stuff amd i don't think has stated anything about graphics cards as far as i know i could be ignorant +[716.08 --> 721.66] on that topic it's not like my laptop's working right now um this might take several minutes yeah +[721.66 --> 727.64] you bet it will but but is actively encouraging people to buy cpus for mining so they're trying to +[727.64 --> 732.08] potentially crush the other side of the market and right now with everyone being mad at like +[732.08 --> 738.32] what is it micro center or something i don't know because they're like bundling gpus with +[738.32 --> 741.84] whole platforms but if you buy the whole platform you get the gpu at msrp +[741.84 --> 750.44] okay sure but like if you don't you get it at a cranked up price right yeah that makes sense so it +[750.44 --> 754.64] makes it tough for upgraders but that's but then upgraders are a huge part of the market because +[754.64 --> 762.66] yeah you don't have to upgrade your cpu that often yeah so anyway the what what leads up what +[762.66 --> 766.78] leads you know we should probably straw poll this but what led us to this conversation is that amd's +[766.78 --> 773.44] technical marketing manager damian trillett believes that there's massive potential for home mining rigs +[773.44 --> 778.32] with their thread ripper cpus and there's a few details here let's go through the like stuff that +[778.32 --> 781.86] was said first and then we'll get into all the problems with this because there are some +[781.86 --> 787.22] um so kryptonite can be mined with cpus that have about two megs of level three cash per mining +[787.22 --> 792.82] thread level three cash is important for cpu mining yeah uh so this rules out almost all asic +[792.82 --> 798.02] mining machines that are so far in production but favors cpus with high level three cash per core +[798.02 --> 804.90] which thread ripper is designed for okay so we also said uh cpus could be acceptable for mining if +[804.90 --> 808.76] they could handle very few threads very fast and that's exactly what thread ripper is able to do +[808.76 --> 814.44] thread ripper comes with up to 32 megs of level three cash and it can keep the data set in cash +[814.44 --> 820.28] which speeds up crypto mining a lot blah blah blah so with two megs per thread a thread ripper 1950x +[820.28 --> 827.08] could run around 15 active mining threads not bad uh that would allow it to get in about the same +[827.08 --> 833.24] ballpark as rx vega and it will be much faster for example this is all quoting them much faster than a +[833.24 --> 840.12] 1080ti for example in kryptonite uh intel's hdt chips have far less level three cash per core +[841.24 --> 846.92] so um he believes that a thread ripper could be capable of accumulating around 90 a month through +[846.92 --> 852.28] the nice hash mining program though of course uh let me just check my handy dandy how much has the +[852.84 --> 860.60] market fallen yeah um uh you know calculator here and it's dropped honestly this is not reflective of +[860.60 --> 864.20] what happened yesterday so it's probably somewhere in the neighborhood of like 30 plus percent +[864.20 --> 873.32] in the last couple of days um doop doop doop doop so your mileage may vary now of course um it could +[873.32 --> 879.00] also go back up or it could go down 80 percent more i heard something happened last january as well so +[879.00 --> 883.08] there could be a seasonal i'm pretty sure it's every january yeah there could be a seasonal element to this +[883.08 --> 888.92] but um or there might not be who knows maybe every other january was just a coincidence and maybe this one +[888.92 --> 898.28] is too or maybe this is the end of times who knows the end of mining um anyway so using his estimated +[898.28 --> 904.92] earnings a threadripper 1920x would see a return beyond its own msrp of around 760 in just under nine +[904.92 --> 916.52] months so oh yeah i'm not reading james you have to do it you do it is amd trying to cash in on that +[916.52 --> 927.64] cryptocurrency c-a-c-h-e terrible okay so so funny problem number one is the perception problem yeah +[928.28 --> 934.44] do you i think that's huge because you look at how many people were mad about the piece that we did +[934.44 --> 939.16] on cryptocurrency mining what was it a week ago two weeks ago something like that did you check out +[939.16 --> 944.20] mining adventure part two part three yeah uh part two the one with the gpus i've seen all of them okay +[944.20 --> 949.56] you've seen all of them so mining adventure part two well roughly i'll skip through it we covered um +[951.00 --> 959.32] building a more optimized gpu mining machine and that got 40 000 likes which is pretty good wow but +[959.32 --> 967.00] also 10 000 dislikes yeah because the gamers so just over a fifth of you guys were mad enough that on a +[967.00 --> 973.64] piece of content that i thought was pretty good whether you like mining or not i thought it was interesting +[974.20 --> 979.72] um jake did a lot of research on this one we ended up with a pretty cool rig pretty optimized +[979.72 --> 987.32] configuration anyway people were so mad that we got a fifth of you like pressing the dislike button to +[987.32 --> 993.32] show your dissatisfaction with us even covering this stuff and there's 8 000 comments on it 8 000 i don't +[993.32 --> 997.16] know who they should be mad at well okay i know at least one group that they should be mad at outside of +[997.16 --> 1001.96] that i don't know if they should or should not be mad at other groups yeah uh but gamers i understand +[1001.96 --> 1006.52] the gpu market is terrible right now yeah it's crazy i would not want to be building a computer i +[1006.52 --> 1012.28] wouldn't build a computer i tweeted out like way before the whole internet made articles about it and +[1012.28 --> 1015.72] then some people were like oh they copied you it's like no they didn't but whatever i still +[1015.72 --> 1020.44] sure they figured it out independently yeah yeah it's a pretty common thought but buying consoles right now +[1020.44 --> 1027.40] yeah yeah it's like actually if you just want a game a pretty decent idea it's like not a bad bet +[1027.40 --> 1032.84] yeah and the crazy thing is you look at how quickly this happened oh because if you go back to mining +[1032.84 --> 1040.52] adventure part one which it was fine back by many accounts or by or by a lot of accounts is a worse video +[1040.52 --> 1049.24] yeah because we we did not try to build something optimized we actually went at it from a completely +[1049.24 --> 1053.88] unoptimized way it's amazing by the way how's the point it's amazing how many comments there are on +[1053.88 --> 1057.96] that video about how poorly optimized the build is that was the point even though we said it right in +[1057.96 --> 1064.76] the video that that was what exactly what we were doing it's amazing how many people try really really +[1064.76 --> 1075.72] hard to not understand a video anyway um so that had 50 000 likes and just 1600 dislikes that's about 97 +[1075.72 --> 1080.92] percent and then this one's closer to 80 so the whole public perception was like this is okay and +[1080.92 --> 1086.76] then this is suddenly not okay so that's again it makes sense from mid-november to mid-january +[1087.72 --> 1093.56] two months and the perception changed that much around gpu mining well it went from like +[1095.08 --> 1100.84] where i think is a good spot for it to be which is like oh gamers you can like make some more money +[1100.84 --> 1105.00] doing this yeah and like if you if you have a couple gpus around or you want an excuse to play +[1105.00 --> 1111.16] with hardware and buy some more graphics cards you can do this it went from that to like i'm getting a +[1111.16 --> 1118.28] warehouse and then people got really upset about that right okay the solution linus coin +[1120.20 --> 1124.76] did you see jake's tweet no he's saying instead of float coin we should call it sink coin +[1124.76 --> 1133.24] saint coin sink sink because the market's sinking and because of it's sink coin because you should +[1133.24 --> 1140.04] sink your investment into it all of it literally all of it yeah so so i think we've pretty much +[1140.04 --> 1145.00] decided we have kind of talked about it a little bit to be clear when luke initially brought it up +[1145.00 --> 1152.60] total joke in paul's video yeah yeah not a thing we had even talked about no at all pure trollage i still +[1152.60 --> 1158.60] don't want to call it float coin pure trollage no we don't have to okay okay um but we've talked +[1158.60 --> 1165.40] about it we're gonna do a coin and we're gonna do it as part of mining adventure and the point that +[1165.40 --> 1171.40] we're going to be trying to make is that and i really want you guys to listen really carefully just +[1171.40 --> 1176.92] turn off the radio the kids don't listen to the radio anymore turn off the whatever else whatever audio +[1176.92 --> 1182.68] noise pollution you have around you turn off the twitch streams listen really carefully we are +[1182.68 --> 1192.84] creating this video to demonstrate how a coin can be created for purely exploitative purposes because a +[1192.84 --> 1198.28] lot of them are because a lot of them are we will be going through the procedure and showing you guys +[1198.28 --> 1203.48] how it is done and we'll be listing like a lot of the different ways that it could be done and then +[1203.48 --> 1209.48] we'll be picking a few yep and we'll be going that route yep well you guys will so if you guys decide +[1209.48 --> 1216.12] to mine it by all means mine it if you guys decide to buy some by all means do it but let me tell you +[1216.12 --> 1223.24] guys right now our coin aside from if we can find some purpose for it where you can like use it for a +[1223.24 --> 1228.84] voting on wanshow or voting on wanshow or like uh some kind of access to a special sub forum on the +[1228.84 --> 1234.04] forum or whatever like we might come up with like a couple a couple lmg or float plane related things +[1234.04 --> 1239.08] you can do with it and those would largely be a part of the experiment of getting people to use it +[1239.08 --> 1247.32] essentially but expect it to crash because in the long term we do not have either the technical know-how +[1247.88 --> 1255.88] or the inclination to follow this through and make it a technologically superior coin it is yeah it +[1255.88 --> 1261.72] won't be we're gonna fork someone else's thing do do no special advancements to it yes and run +[1261.72 --> 1268.84] forward yes so expect it to be that which is common now i realized i talked for a really long time +[1269.40 --> 1276.20] so if anyone tuned out here's the bottom line if you didn't listen to everything i just said +[1276.92 --> 1278.60] don't mind any and don't buy any +[1278.60 --> 1288.52] yeah everybody got that yes yeah okay that's good uh now it's time for our sponsors hold on one quick +[1288.52 --> 1297.56] thing if you do want to know about um cpu mining i believe i believe ufd tech has done a video on like +[1297.56 --> 1302.20] is it worth it i don't know if we're gonna go down that road oh i actually haven't i wanted to talk 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slash when and get a +[1668.12 --> 1675.56] free trial today enter when and how did you hear about us section huzzah all right let's go back to why cpu +[1675.56 --> 1681.40] mining doesn't make any sense so first of all um just ask someone okay part of mining adventure +[1681.40 --> 1687.88] should you do a like the other ways video and do like hard drive and cpu well hard drive's coming +[1687.88 --> 1693.32] oh okay yeah that that's mining adventure side quest did you get gpu working it's not uh i haven't yet +[1693.32 --> 1697.56] i figured it out though you just need to use a different plotter yes yeah so yeah like i just +[1697.56 --> 1702.76] it's a yeah it's slightly more complicated than that yeah um but yes i don't care anymore because i'm +[1702.76 --> 1709.96] using a dual 22 core system and i am getting uh up to about 70 to 80 000 ounces per minute +[1710.68 --> 1718.76] on cpu so i have um so i have four four instances running at a time because there seems to be some +[1718.76 --> 1724.44] kind of limitation that's capping me at 60 cpu usage so i've got four running at a time so while one of +[1724.44 --> 1728.84] them is committing to the drive or while two of them are committing to drives the other two are running +[1728.84 --> 1733.16] and then these ones will kick back in and then those ones will kind of run through creating +[1733.16 --> 1737.24] nonsense and then they'll be committing them to drives and these two will be running so overnight +[1737.24 --> 1745.48] i was actually able to do over 10 terabytes on a single rig with cpu plotting so anyway to be clear +[1745.48 --> 1750.84] i'm not running out and buying all the hard drives put away the pitchforks um i'm just experimenting with +[1750.84 --> 1756.36] burst coin because it's this coin that you mine by just allocating empty hard drive space to it and it +[1756.36 --> 1762.12] doesn't seem to so in further research and actually doing it a little bit myself yeah once it's plotted +[1762.12 --> 1768.52] yeah it doesn't seem to hurt the drive okay at all um plotting though yeah you're hitting the drive +[1768.52 --> 1774.36] really hard rough yeah yeah like really rough so from talking to guys in the burst community they're +[1774.36 --> 1779.96] saying that it doesn't hurt it any more than normal use would yeah so i'm still not doing it on petabyte +[1779.96 --> 1785.64] project yeah no because i just don't even want them spinning if they don't have to be yeah um but on all +[1785.64 --> 1789.56] these like janky drives that i had sitting in literally sitting in boxes around the warehouse +[1790.36 --> 1797.00] why not might as well um so before i go for the weekend i'm gonna load up as many drives as i can +[1797.00 --> 1802.20] on that system run them through all weekend and then by sort of next week i should actually have it all +[1802.20 --> 1808.76] going so far i've made five dollars nice yeah there you go do you know how much more than that i've spent +[1808.76 --> 1817.24] on electricity a lot i don't know exactly how much but a lot you can do dynamic plotting too are you +[1817.24 --> 1824.92] going to do that uh no i'm actually not familiar with dynamic plotting dynamic plotting is uh you are +[1824.92 --> 1831.16] able to use the drive oh as you add more data to it the plot will make itself smaller no i probably +[1831.16 --> 1835.56] won't do that and you set an offset so that you have room to put stuff and then you put the stuff there +[1835.56 --> 1839.88] and then it will shrink itself we can discuss it in the video but that's like not really the approach +[1839.88 --> 1844.52] i'm taking you saw the machine i'm using no i know i'm just saying for for people that have like +[1844.52 --> 1848.60] it's already getting to the point where it's probably not that practical to try to mine with +[1848.60 --> 1853.64] just like the drive in your computer depending on the pool you join so the the difficulty so +[1854.52 --> 1861.00] okay i'll get into this in the video but the more capacity you have the easier it is to respond to a +[1861.00 --> 1867.40] job in time in sort of very very simple terms and so different pools do you know if that's on a per +[1867.40 --> 1879.00] machine basis or a per address um that's a great question wonderful question no idea okay um anyway so +[1880.44 --> 1885.80] different pools will have different thresholds for how quickly you need to be able to respond to a job +[1885.80 --> 1893.16] in order to benefit from the pool yeah because if you're just someone with like 300 megs and you're +[1893.16 --> 1900.76] like never never going to actually discover a coin because it's like each amount of capacity is kind of +[1900.76 --> 1905.40] like buying more and more lottery tickets so if you just have like a tiny tiny amount you're basically +[1905.40 --> 1910.76] just piggybacking off of the success of the big people in the pool so some pools have very strict +[1910.76 --> 1916.36] requirements for how much capacity you have to have in order to be considered a contributing member +[1916.36 --> 1920.76] and in order to allow you to join so what you could do is you could join one of those pools even if you +[1920.76 --> 1927.40] have 100 megs of data but you would just never qualify and your entries would just be rejected every +[1927.40 --> 1932.36] time you would never benefit at all hit your drive from plotting and then never and then never gain +[1932.36 --> 1938.28] anything and then there's much much looser pools that have really really long times but those ones +[1938.28 --> 1943.80] are full of a bunch of losers that you know no one like are individually going to find almost nothing +[1944.36 --> 1949.40] um so anyway right now it's kind of like a weird stage where to get the most out of it you really do +[1949.40 --> 1956.04] need a lot of drives like it's kind of transitioning that way interesting not surprised so back to cpus +[1956.68 --> 1965.40] um so amd has made a couple fundamental errors here number one is calculating roi time roi time is a flawed calculation +[1965.40 --> 1971.00] um because it is very easy to underestimate it or overestimate it you can't just look at how much +[1971.00 --> 1978.52] it's bringing in today and go yes that is going to pay for itself in amount of time x because because +[1978.52 --> 1983.80] saying it will pay for itself in amount of time x if nothing changes is just a sentence that doesn't +[1983.80 --> 1990.36] matter yeah it will change it depends when and if you cash out um it depends what currencies you're mining +[1990.36 --> 1996.84] etc etc etc etc etc etc it depends on whether you will even still be able to mine that particular +[1996.84 --> 2004.92] algorithm um nine months down the road on a cpu uh so yeah depends on a lot of stuff problem number +[2004.92 --> 2011.64] the second is that there's more to the cost of a threadripper cpu than the cost of the cpu itself +[2012.44 --> 2016.36] so threadripper motherboards are like 300 plus dollars +[2016.36 --> 2025.24] normal mining motherboards are in the neighborhood of 100 plus to around 200 for something like asus's +[2025.24 --> 2030.84] b250 mining and you're going pretty hard if you go to that yeah the other issue here is that you could +[2030.84 --> 2039.00] kind of go oh okay well threadripper is only like you know 50 so double to 50 more than a regular +[2039.00 --> 2044.92] motherboard but you can effectively make use of the cpu socket as another mining you know +[2044.92 --> 2053.08] uh node or whatever you want to call it as another miner except the problem with that is that threadripper +[2053.08 --> 2059.64] is limited to what is it seven pcie devices or eight something like that yeah so you could never have +[2059.64 --> 2069.40] a threadripper mining optimized board because you could never plug in enough gpus to account for this +[2069.40 --> 2078.28] difference in cost so while yes theoretically you could mine on threadripper you would not do that +[2078.28 --> 2083.72] if you were actually trying to build an optimized dedicated mining machine you might not be though +[2083.72 --> 2089.08] if you're picking a cpu for your home rig and you want to like mine overnight it would double your roi +[2089.08 --> 2093.80] time for one because you're not 24 7 mining but if you wanted like a beast machine cpu +[2096.20 --> 2105.16] there's another problem um yeah yeah i'm just not sold i also wonder about the power yeah power +[2105.16 --> 2108.28] uh it's probably not any worse than like remember they're comparing it to a vegas +[2108.28 --> 2117.72] no i know but but but you're taking away from your roi time yeah because power is a cost so that will +[2117.72 --> 2124.12] delay your roi time which is a screwed up thing to measure anyways i think it's a little it's borderline +[2124.12 --> 2130.84] nefarious in my opinion for a hardware company that isn't like selling asics because then who cares +[2130.84 --> 2138.68] anyways um to be like it'll pay for itself in nine months that's a little uh i'm not super stoked on +[2138.68 --> 2147.64] that personally all right putting its like hash rates up and stuff is fine maybe even if they do an +[2147.64 --> 2153.96] article on like this is why you need l3 cache yeah cpu might that makes makes a lot of sense it's like a +[2153.96 --> 2158.92] blog post because a lot of people don't understand l3 cache anyways yep so if you're like look this is a +[2158.92 --> 2166.20] practical application that needs a bunch of it um that would be an interesting blog post all right +[2166.20 --> 2173.80] some random youtube channel or website or a podcast or whatever picked that up and was like oh my goodness +[2173.80 --> 2178.76] you can mine with cpus that's fine because that's someone else doing that so you bought this yeah +[2178.76 --> 2193.00] is this even legal here okay technically 100 yes uh-huh it actually making it here i'm gonna give it +[2193.00 --> 2199.16] like a 50 chance uh-huh my hope is that if they reject it i can just tell them to ship it somewhere +[2199.16 --> 2205.80] else uh-huh and then i'll just send it to my grandpa's or something and he can get rid of scorpions +[2205.80 --> 2214.68] with it 20 000 flamethrowers fire 500 us dollars um they sold them within a couple of days yeah thanks +[2214.68 --> 2222.20] twitch subscribers um because they took paypal here's the caption here don't do this also i want +[2222.20 --> 2226.68] it to be clear that a flamethrower is a super terrible idea definitely don't buy one unless you +[2226.68 --> 2233.40] like fun that's kind of lame i hadn't actually seen it fire yet that's really that's a really short +[2233.40 --> 2240.52] yeah it's short burst okay which a lot of people were like oh that's because of laws and +[2241.96 --> 2248.44] apparently basically nowhere has regulations on so one of the reasons why flamethrowers are not illegal +[2248.44 --> 2257.08] in places yeah is because uh people use them as like weed destruction torches basically uh-huh and +[2257.08 --> 2261.24] that's apparently really common in like a lot of farmland and stuff which you think oh that's gonna +[2261.24 --> 2266.12] start a forest fire apparently no because they just like do it properly and stuff i don't know but yeah +[2266.12 --> 2273.64] there's there's no regulations around it in canada there is not a single beep about it in the firearms act +[2273.64 --> 2278.28] uh it's it's apparently completely allowed i even looked up import and custom stuff and there's +[2278.28 --> 2283.32] import and custom stuff about knives because i was talking about how i like switch blades yeah +[2283.32 --> 2288.12] switch blades and stuff and i was talking about how i like um like pocket knives on my stream once so +[2288.12 --> 2292.60] someone sent me one and it got grabbed by customs and customs was like we're keeping this forever +[2292.60 --> 2297.16] screw you and i was like oh okay well nothing i can do about that so i looked it up and yeah there's +[2297.16 --> 2301.56] all the stuff about knives there's tons of stuff about guns there's ways to do it properly with both of +[2301.56 --> 2306.28] them because stores can do it you just can't do it personally and you can let you have to set up as an +[2306.28 --> 2313.24] entity to be able to import it and blah blah blah blah nothing for flamethrowers so theoretically +[2313.24 --> 2320.60] it's coming atf says any flamethrower with a flame shorter than 10 feet 10 feet is a-okay +[2321.80 --> 2327.40] our design is max fun for least danger i'd be more scared of a steak knife +[2327.40 --> 2340.44] this guy is such a troll yeah like he's such a troll so i want to cook with it if i don't know what type +[2340.44 --> 2346.76] of fuel it takes so i don't know if that's possible um if it takes the right kind of fuel i want to +[2346.76 --> 2353.80] it's like propane or something like no i think propane wait no you can with propane you can't with uh +[2353.80 --> 2359.32] whatever tiki torch isn't no no no but tiki torches are like an oil what fuel is that okay oh yeah yeah +[2359.32 --> 2365.48] no that's gonna be that i mean i'm not an expert but it but it looks like it could be a propane flame to +[2365.48 --> 2372.52] me it's very blue i don't see any reason why that would not be a propane flame especially because that +[2372.52 --> 2383.40] would make it really uh really cheap and really easy to um to refuel okay blah blah blah blah blah +[2385.48 --> 2389.96] sale drew criticism from a california politician who said he would introduce legislation aimed at +[2389.96 --> 2394.36] banning the flamethrowers we don't allow people to walk in off the street and purchase military +[2394.36 --> 2398.76] grade tanks or armor piercing ammunition i cannot even begin to imagine the problems a flamethrower would +[2398.76 --> 2403.80] cause firefighters and police officers with that said this is hardly a military grade tank or armor +[2405.88 --> 2411.00] if you need this to start a fire this is basically a blow torch shaped like a gun +[2412.12 --> 2417.16] like okay it's a little longer but like if you can't go to the if you can't go to the hardware +[2417.16 --> 2423.40] store and find something that'll make a fire easier than this then i don't know man like honestly that +[2423.40 --> 2431.56] flame has got to be that's only maybe 18 inches maybe like you can get you can get blow torches +[2431.56 --> 2437.80] that'll do not much shy of that and probably hotter if you can jog around an office with your thing fully +[2437.80 --> 2444.12] firing and everything's fine yeah like you could like you're saying military grade whatever military +[2444.12 --> 2449.88] if you can run around an office shooting with a gun it's not going to be fine yeah okay i think it's +[2449.88 --> 2454.44] hilarious so honestly now that i've seen it fire like i was disappointed i didn't order one now i +[2454.44 --> 2459.48] don't even care it looks kind of lame i'm assuming you can mod it oh oh you figure maybe you can mod it +[2460.12 --> 2464.92] maybe but it depends on the fuel like something like propane i doubt it yeah i don't know if it is +[2464.92 --> 2471.24] so maybe maybe people are spamming the chat telling us what it is um canadian firearms law is so weird +[2472.20 --> 2477.72] 22 stub nose pistol nope you might hurt yourself well technically a cannon you can get in the same +[2477.72 --> 2482.04] classification as a rifle that you would give a kid to train with canadian firearms law is such a joke +[2482.04 --> 2487.64] it's so bad most stuff is classified by name instead of by specification so there's a lot of things that +[2487.64 --> 2493.40] like look scary that are banned and there's things that are way scarier that don't look super scary so +[2493.40 --> 2501.72] they're not banned it's so weird apparently tiki torches use butane someone backs me up that it looks like +[2501.72 --> 2505.72] propane looks like propane what kind of tiki torches are we thinking then because i'm talking about those ones with +[2505.72 --> 2510.92] like the wick and the like kind of wicker thing around it i have no idea what they take i thought they just +[2510.92 --> 2515.88] used like uh like a wick soaked in a thing and they have like that lemon smell am i thinking of something +[2515.88 --> 2519.08] else what is what's a tiki torch tiki torch fuel +[2523.56 --> 2531.48] yeah no that's not that's not like uh i thought this is like a like a wax or like an oil look at the way it burns i could be wrong though +[2531.48 --> 2536.84] tiki torch fuel like the things that we end up i don't i don't think it's a wax +[2538.44 --> 2545.64] um something something doesn't say what america's number one torch fuel pre-fueled +[2546.28 --> 2552.60] paradise in your backyard oh wow please just tell me what is in it thank you i wish you would just tell +[2552.60 --> 2560.68] me what's in it oh man tiki torch fuel americansale.com with lemongrass oil oh my goodness okay +[2560.68 --> 2565.56] well either way they have a lot of like it's scented with this or it has whatever else eucalyptus formula +[2566.76 --> 2573.80] ah i'm dying it's kerosene kerosene kerosene all right oil keeps the bugs away yeah yeah but that's +[2573.80 --> 2579.48] not what makes here you go no there's different kinds this is why it's hard to find paraffin tiki green +[2579.48 --> 2585.40] whatever this is but like that's like paraffin's a wax type okay but yeah just something with a wick +[2585.40 --> 2591.88] in it like it's totally different from from this um yeah i don't know if anyone actually knows +[2593.72 --> 2598.44] let's see i don't think you burn citronella i think that's the yeah that's the scent crap yeah why +[2598.44 --> 2602.84] twitch chat is spamming citronella i think that's what like makes it smell good or keeps the bugs away +[2602.84 --> 2606.84] or something apparently the slow-mo guys did a cool video using tiki torch oil what haven't they done a +[2606.84 --> 2615.64] cool video about that's fair yeah cool all right a lot of people saying kerosene oh finally windows +[2615.64 --> 2623.24] 10 defender is finally gonna block those shady free pc optimizer applications about time this was +[2623.24 --> 2627.96] posted by tech dreamer on the forum and the original article is from cloud blogs dot microsoft.com +[2628.60 --> 2634.12] protecting customers from being intimidated into making an unnecessary purchase how did this take so +[2634.12 --> 2639.80] long i mean i'm not mad like this is like the main thing that they should have been blocking wow there +[2639.80 --> 2644.44] was something else that i was like really mad about yeah how does you know how does windows not have a +[2644.44 --> 2651.80] built-in screen recorder at this point outside of games how is it that ios has this and windows doesn't +[2651.80 --> 2657.08] like there's just some baffling stuff that they haven't built in there's so okay have you heard i don't +[2657.08 --> 2662.20] think it's in the dock but have you heard the rumors of uh the companies microsoft is interested in buying no +[2662.20 --> 2668.84] uh oh yeah it's propane uh just go to their website 20 ounce propane there you go so there's no way +[2668.84 --> 2672.44] you're gonna get a propane propane flame much longer than that sorry change what fuel it is +[2674.60 --> 2680.60] yeah i don't know and we're talking like okay to be clear i think there are going to be people putting +[2680.60 --> 2686.92] new regs in them and they're going to be people changing out the gas i don't care sure i'm not going +[2686.92 --> 2691.88] to do it but um i i think it's going to be i'm going to go help my friend who lives on a farm clear +[2691.88 --> 2698.92] uh blackberry bushes with it because that sounds fun right all right anyway that's what i'll do what +[2698.92 --> 2704.92] were you saying about the uh so this is like super rumor mill stuff and to be clear i'm pretty sure if +[2704.92 --> 2710.76] anything i think it's like insider information which is super rumor mill no no no i didn't hear this +[2710.76 --> 2716.68] directly this is posted on some website sure okay um and it was very much like they're interested in +[2716.68 --> 2722.84] doing this not those other companies are also okay with it sure so and one of them i'm very sure is not +[2722.84 --> 2734.84] okay with it um but pub g corp what ea what and valve which they technically have the war chest money to +[2734.84 --> 2740.60] deal with but like i'm sure the last one is not okay exactly they're yeah they're not okay with it +[2740.60 --> 2747.00] pub g corp it sounds like their micro uh their minecraft acquisition yeah hey this is already +[2747.00 --> 2753.16] popular and everyone already bought it let's now buy it to we're not really sure um but okay +[2753.16 --> 2757.72] microtransact actually yeah part of the idea behind that sorry i just remembered was not letting it go to +[2757.72 --> 2765.88] playstation because it's a timed microsoft xbox exclusive and i guess they're they might be trying to +[2765.88 --> 2771.80] buy it before it can go to playstation and i heard that the idea of them acquiring ea is to get a +[2771.80 --> 2777.24] whole bunch of exclusive can i let me cut you off right there if microsoft wanted a game studio +[2778.12 --> 2783.16] why did they get rid of microsoft game studios where's a mic i need a mic +[2783.16 --> 2793.00] well they're still making microsoft games because like uh whatever that new pirates game sea of thieves +[2793.00 --> 2799.08] is like a microsoft game yeah like not much they used to be an actual major game developer yeah well +[2799.08 --> 2805.24] i'm assuming maybe they want to get back into that i don't know okay so the ea acquisition idea is +[2805.24 --> 2811.64] interesting because there's a lot of ways to hate that because more exclusives for xbox and stuff um but i +[2811.64 --> 2817.64] mean everyone already hates ea pretty much at a maximum capacity already so yeah maybe they can't +[2817.64 --> 2825.00] hate them even more i don't know maybe it's not that big of a deal i don't know um yeah i don't think +[2825.00 --> 2831.40] any of that's going to happen i just wanted to bring up microsoft stuff um all right what else we got +[2831.40 --> 2837.16] here it was all boring uh apple delays ios features to focus on stability that seems like a good idea +[2837.16 --> 2841.32] couldn't use uh speaking of built-in screen recording couldn't use it today without rebooting +[2841.32 --> 2845.72] it would list it would just go and then you could stop it and then the clip would just be gone +[2846.20 --> 2851.00] yeah we tried a few times it was broken um for ios 12 they've been working on a redesigned home screen +[2851.00 --> 2857.72] app grid uh hopefully by redesign they mean exactly the same except i can move stuff where i want it +[2857.72 --> 2867.00] uh multiplayer mode for augmented reality games ah augmented reality is so bad like it is so bad +[2867.00 --> 2875.48] we're just we're not even close we're so many years away he's okay it's bad max it's bad +[2876.84 --> 2880.68] what can i help you with no we're streaming +[2880.68 --> 2891.64] um uh a merger of the third party applications running on iphones and macs do i nivone told me you +[2891.64 --> 2897.96] didn't have time after work um okay improvements to facetime um longest standing video game record +[2897.96 --> 2903.88] was thrown out after 35 years uh this was by todd rogers it was for his dragster record yeah obviously it +[2903.88 --> 2909.00] was impossible because it's like physically impossible to happen in the game so are a lot of +[2909.00 --> 2916.12] his like 1400 other video game records a lot of them are physically impossible including records that +[2916.12 --> 2921.16] are like not actually able to be gotten in the game because like your score goes up in increments that +[2921.16 --> 2926.60] his score isn't at like a lot of the games they'll be in increments of like 10 and his score will end +[2926.60 --> 2932.12] in like a five and it's like that it's not how that works um or he'll play donkey kong and like +[2932.12 --> 2940.44] the next highest person is like 10 million points below him um yeah no it's super bs and uh uh where +[2940.44 --> 2947.00] is it sorry give me one second twin galaxies records he has so many records in twin galaxies that make +[2947.00 --> 2953.64] no sense at all um and like and they're the official source for guinness's world records and a lot of +[2954.76 --> 2961.64] a lot a lot or all of his records were posted through one person who's now like in jail and like +[2961.64 --> 2965.80] the tapes were seized by the police so he's like oh yeah all the tapes of my records are just gone +[2965.80 --> 2970.28] because of that but then people have contacted the police they're like uh no we returned them all +[2970.28 --> 2977.32] and there's like basically none um so yeah todd rog todd rogers records super bs moving on now +[2979.00 --> 2983.16] his personal website offered a simple explanation of how he achieved his unbeatable time +[2984.20 --> 2988.44] while maintaining that activision's certification of his time highlighted in one of the company's +[2988.44 --> 2994.04] newsletters was enough to cement his place on the gaming leaderboards great that makes sense +[2995.00 --> 3000.04] there's even like someone took apart a game and found that like one of the games that he played +[3000.04 --> 3005.40] it's electronically impossible for him to get the score that he got there's another game where um +[3005.96 --> 3010.52] i can't remember what it's called barnstorming or something like that you fly a plane and you have to +[3010.52 --> 3016.84] fly through barns and you have to dodge other things they removed all the ops and so it when you go up +[3016.84 --> 3021.64] and down to dodge obstacles you lose a little bit of horizontal speed so you're supposed to skim things +[3021.64 --> 3025.32] right you're supposed to move up and down as little as possible and go straight as you can but you have +[3025.32 --> 3029.96] to move a little bit so they removed all the obstacles from the game and just flew in a straight line and +[3029.96 --> 3037.32] didn't even make his time so they're like dude you're bs i don't know dude's a joke it's finally being +[3037.32 --> 3043.16] recognized that's good because there's too many cheaters in the speedrunning community and the speedrunning +[3043.16 --> 3050.36] community is great so stop there's also a lot of really legit awesome people in the speedrunning +[3050.36 --> 3056.28] community so there you go that aren't todd rogers so this is pretty great tivo will let users auto +[3056.28 --> 3062.84] skip the football to watch just the super bowl commercials original article from tech crunch um +[3062.84 --> 3067.16] in other news there's a new app that you can only use when you have five percent battery or less +[3067.16 --> 3073.48] what it's called die with me an anonymous chat app that you can use on ios or android it costs 99 cents +[3073.48 --> 3078.60] and there's usually about 30 people active in the chat at any given time that's hilarious um and youtube +[3078.60 --> 3086.92] will now be labeling state-funded news broadcasts now here's a question do they label cnn and fox news +[3089.00 --> 3095.00] are are those i don't think they're state not technically but there are people who would argue on +[3095.00 --> 3103.48] either side that they might as well be funded by the left or the right oh geez wow wow and i think +[3103.48 --> 3107.96] on that note we're done here time to run away thanks for tuning into the wandshow we've got a lot of +[3107.96 --> 3113.00] great stuff up on flow plane i can't show it to you because i'm logged in as an administrator on the uh +[3113.00 --> 3117.08] forum so i can't share my screen with you but there's some good stuff there you can share it here and +[3117.08 --> 3121.96] just highlight the things oh yeah i can do that actually yes i think i can do that yeah woo line us a screen +[3121.96 --> 3127.32] because you don't open the threads anymore uh okay so lg wallpaper tv complete that's a good +[3127.32 --> 3131.88] thumbnail hey yeah i think we're finally getting a little bit better at them yeah uh designing our +[3131.88 --> 3136.68] new gaming set oh i think this went up simultaneously but that's a good thumbnail too it is actually this +[3136.68 --> 3142.44] big that was cool is that on youtube yeah it's on youtube yeah okay that was cool um can you build +[3142.44 --> 3148.20] your own mechanical keyboard another good thumbnail yes we're finally getting it i think yeah it took a long +[3148.20 --> 3157.00] time um is eight gigs of ram enough in 2018 that's more than eight gigs minor details minor details +[3157.00 --> 3162.76] aren't those at least it's not a tampon so isn't that like more than 100 gigs i don't know um oh god +[3163.72 --> 3171.48] the fastest laptop we've ever seen eight cores in a laptop wow this was cool wow full desktop cpu +[3171.48 --> 3180.52] okay it's actually an am4 processor in there with an am4 socket yes that's cool yes um hashtag tampon gate +[3182.28 --> 3189.48] you can watch it there oh we did another episode of ultimate compact pc nice ooh with the jedi one +[3189.48 --> 3198.52] yeah that's cool star wars card um i saw a picture of some guy with like seven of each mining and i was like +[3198.52 --> 3204.84] really really really hashtag doing it wrong all right we'll see you again next week same bad time +[3204.84 --> 3207.56] same bat channel +[3218.52 --> 3225.72] dg776 says this show sucked and that may be true but at least it wasn't pre-recorded +[3225.72 --> 3237.80] it has slowed down uh no one listens to the stuff we talk about during the outro +[3237.80 --> 3247.32] anymore someone will basic dot main dot stop streaming confirm stop dot title confirm stop dot +[3247.32 --> 3253.08] text hopefully the hopefully the top comment on youtube is confirm confirm stop dot comment or something diff --git a/NCIX Data Breach - The WAN Show Sept 21, 2018_transcript.txt b/NCIX Data Breach - The WAN Show Sept 21, 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3736fe06f6bfc6aa9027ce79060b931847213d55 --- /dev/null +++ b/NCIX Data Breach - The WAN Show Sept 21, 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1458 @@ +[0.00 --> 7.28] Hey, so we just streamed like 20 minutes of a show. +[7.54 --> 9.02] The best 20 minutes ever. +[9.16 --> 10.30] It was pretty great, actually. +[10.64 --> 14.10] It was also to the test channel and not to the live channel. +[14.16 --> 14.72] That's not you. +[14.80 --> 15.70] It's the opposite of you guys. +[15.80 --> 16.02] Yeah. +[16.42 --> 16.72] So. +[17.12 --> 18.06] So we're back. +[18.34 --> 19.12] Hey, how's it going? +[19.20 --> 23.46] We got a bunch of great news this week that we definitely haven't talked about before +[23.46 --> 26.52] already in a different previous version of the show. +[26.52 --> 28.04] Here's something I've never read before. +[28.04 --> 30.34] NCIX had a data breach. +[30.70 --> 34.58] Some of the people we actually know in our lives are really affected by this. +[34.72 --> 34.94] Yeah. +[35.32 --> 35.68] Wow. +[35.68 --> 36.40] Lots of people, actually. +[36.62 --> 37.46] Even people that work here. +[37.60 --> 43.70] Also, Amazon has new hardware, including like a microwave and a subwoofer and some weird, +[43.80 --> 44.64] weird stuff. +[44.96 --> 45.82] And guess what, China? +[46.16 --> 49.88] Google's back and they want you to search for stuff using their service. +[50.44 --> 52.70] But this time they're ready to play by the government's rules. +[53.18 --> 54.28] What will that mean? +[54.54 --> 55.14] News at 11. +[55.14 --> 62.34] Also, Vulcan 1.1.85 is releasing with ray tracing and video extensions, which is good, +[62.58 --> 66.24] even if you don't like ray tracing, because that means that maybe there will be more Vulcan +[66.24 --> 68.86] in the world, which is good for you and your friends. +[68.88 --> 70.04] Live long and roll the intro. +[70.04 --> 77.04] Live long and roll the intro. +[77.04 --> 79.04] I know. +[79.04 --> 81.04] Give the Twitch out of them? +[81.04 --> 82.04] Yeah, yeah. +[82.04 --> 83.04] Oh, who is it? +[83.04 --> 84.04] Wait, what? +[84.04 --> 86.34] Do you have the Twitch out of them? +[90.04 --> 90.76] Yeah, yeah. +[93.04 --> 93.94] Oh, oh. +[94.08 --> 94.40] Squarespace. +[94.40 --> 94.88] Who is it? +[95.14 --> 95.22] What? +[95.46 --> 95.72] Cinder. +[95.90 --> 96.22] Squarespace. +[96.50 --> 96.82] Squarespace. +[97.90 --> 98.46] Madrinas. +[98.68 --> 99.68] Madrinas. +[99.90 --> 100.34] Senergy. +[100.44 --> 100.96] Senergy. +[101.86 --> 103.60] I did it in reverse order from last time. +[103.84 --> 105.24] So we've done this before. +[106.02 --> 107.22] We've done this already. +[107.56 --> 108.50] This is Groundhog Day. +[109.50 --> 110.44] Oh, awesome. +[110.52 --> 113.82] So starting from the top, again, we've got the NCX data breach. +[114.26 --> 115.90] I think this is pretty important to talk about. +[115.96 --> 118.88] So we're just going to do the whole thing over again. +[118.88 --> 121.74] This was originally posted by privacyfly.com. +[122.12 --> 125.60] It's like the, I think it's the only article on their site, but I could be totally wrong. +[126.38 --> 130.38] But you'll see it in the description if you want to check it out, if you're watching the VOD. +[130.98 --> 133.28] And it's quite the adventure. +[133.64 --> 134.90] We're going to skim over a lot of it. +[134.90 --> 139.30] But if you're even remotely interested, I would recommend checking out the original article and reading it. +[139.40 --> 139.46] Yeah. +[139.50 --> 148.34] Even if you're not, if it's the, if it would be the first leak or security thing for which you actually read the detailed description. +[148.62 --> 148.84] Yeah. +[149.04 --> 149.52] It's a treat. +[149.72 --> 151.08] This would be the first one to do it with. +[151.40 --> 151.52] Yeah. +[151.56 --> 151.72] Yeah. +[151.72 --> 152.30] It's really cool. +[152.36 --> 153.52] It's like, it's like a story. +[153.56 --> 154.08] It's gripping. +[154.48 --> 155.02] It is. +[155.12 --> 155.36] Yeah. +[155.46 --> 158.18] It's, it gets really deep into it. +[158.20 --> 160.30] As you can see, it's like really written out. +[160.40 --> 161.16] What happened here? +[161.24 --> 163.14] It all starts on Craigslist naturally. +[163.14 --> 163.70] Yeah. +[163.92 --> 171.38] Travis Doering, hope I'm saying your last name correctly, sees two database servers from NCIX for sale on Craigslist. +[171.52 --> 174.66] Ask the guy if it still has the original data on it. +[175.46 --> 180.54] Guy takes forever to respond, but does eventually respond with, yes, original data is intact. +[180.98 --> 182.26] And it just goes from there. +[182.46 --> 184.00] It's a pretty wild ride. +[184.52 --> 185.48] The way it shows on. +[185.60 --> 186.28] Hey, yeah. +[186.54 --> 187.78] I just heard Luke talking. +[187.90 --> 188.74] I was like, Luke's here. +[189.18 --> 189.48] Yeah. +[189.60 --> 191.12] We were streaming to the test channel. +[191.38 --> 191.56] Oh. +[191.96 --> 192.16] Yeah. +[192.16 --> 193.88] That sucked for like a long time. +[194.34 --> 198.44] There's apparently new instructions on how to run the WAN show and the instructions were behind everything. +[198.72 --> 199.44] So it wasn't. +[199.48 --> 200.60] Are you guys actually streaming now? +[200.60 --> 201.58] We are actually streaming now. +[201.58 --> 201.72] Oh. +[201.96 --> 202.24] Yes. +[202.36 --> 203.44] Glad I'm interrupting the show. +[203.48 --> 203.96] Hi, everyone. +[204.16 --> 204.86] Nick is saying hi. +[204.94 --> 206.60] Nick is here and he's happy that Luke's here. +[206.68 --> 207.76] You guys are on both YouTube networks? +[208.06 --> 208.30] Yeah. +[208.86 --> 209.10] Sweet. +[209.42 --> 213.30] Anyways, there was a lot of information in this leak. +[213.36 --> 214.60] This is not a standard leak. +[214.60 --> 220.82] Usually when you hear like, oh, website information leaked, there will be a set amount of user accounts or all user accounts. +[220.88 --> 225.76] It's usually just the username and password that gets leaked, which is really bad to be clear. +[225.88 --> 229.38] But this is like many, many, many levels beyond that. +[229.38 --> 233.78] This was all your credit card information, all your payment information in general. +[233.88 --> 241.86] So if you played with PayPal or something else, addresses, full names, passwords, all of it unencrypted, all of it in plain text. +[241.86 --> 243.62] Are there some social insurance numbers? +[243.92 --> 245.10] For employees, yes. +[245.64 --> 247.86] For employees, there were social insurance numbers, T4s. +[249.00 --> 249.60] Oh, that's right. +[249.66 --> 258.18] Address data, like historically over time, all the employment information, which is usually pretty heavy in terms of like, I'm a steal your life, bro. +[258.86 --> 260.86] All of that was available. +[261.90 --> 262.64] Oh, God. +[263.12 --> 264.00] So pretty oof. +[264.00 --> 273.10] So the story there was that there was a warehouse that NCX had all their junk in, but they didn't own the warehouse. +[273.36 --> 274.14] There were tenants there. +[274.44 --> 279.04] So when they went bankrupt, their rent was overdue to the tune of $150,000. +[279.64 --> 286.04] So in order to try to pay for it, they just said, just keep all the junk that we have in there. +[286.64 --> 293.14] So then the landlord has all these servers and desktops, like hundreds of desktops, computers, and he's trying to sell them. +[293.14 --> 299.62] So then this third party, this company comes in and says, well, that stuff's useful to us because of this project we're working on. +[300.00 --> 302.40] So there's this guy named Jeff that works for that company. +[302.80 --> 304.10] Jeff, that's all we really know. +[304.16 --> 306.52] My name is Jeff, and he's brokering the deal. +[306.82 --> 311.92] So he brokers the deal and gets this company what they want, but then he doesn't stop there. +[312.70 --> 317.48] One more thing, I'm going to sell this data multiple times to multiple different people. +[317.72 --> 319.18] Some of these people come from overseas. +[319.18 --> 325.22] There's one individual who was supposed to come in December to pick up some of the hardware. +[325.74 --> 326.88] The guy was from China. +[327.06 --> 327.98] This is crazy. +[328.32 --> 328.46] Yeah. +[328.74 --> 334.54] There was actually a tweet that just happened earlier today from the RCMP, which is the police in Canada. +[335.14 --> 337.52] And they said that they seize the hardware now. +[337.96 --> 338.26] Really? +[338.58 --> 338.82] Yeah. +[338.92 --> 339.84] That was pretty fast. +[340.24 --> 340.94] Not fast enough. +[341.12 --> 341.38] Yeah. +[341.38 --> 345.12] It's been sold like seven times for like 35 grand. +[345.58 --> 346.56] Oh, it's gone. +[346.68 --> 347.64] It's super gone. +[347.82 --> 354.28] I'm just happy that once this article came out, which was like a day or two ago, they've already got everything. +[354.48 --> 356.08] I love how the tweet doesn't specify. +[356.48 --> 359.22] It's just like, yeah, there's a company you may have heard of. +[359.48 --> 361.70] They're now defunct, but they're pretty well known. +[361.70 --> 365.70] I said afternoon we opened an investigation into data. +[365.70 --> 367.52] Some people listen, so we got to, yeah. +[367.94 --> 374.34] We opened an investigation into data storage devices being sold online, allegedly containing, allegedly. +[375.74 --> 376.84] You know, dude. +[377.12 --> 381.80] Anyways, containing customer data from a defunct but well-known computer retailer. +[382.28 --> 384.52] We have since recovered the storage devices. +[384.88 --> 386.64] Our investigation is active and ongoing. +[386.64 --> 399.36] So them recovering the storage devices, unfortunately, while I'm like, oh, I'm happy they did that, means effectively nothing because the data has been copied multiple times and resold. +[399.44 --> 401.28] There's actually more places to buy it from now. +[401.56 --> 401.92] Yes. +[402.46 --> 405.48] And even the original guy was like, do you want to buy all the hardware? +[405.70 --> 411.24] Because I have the important stuff backed up and I'm reselling it anyways, so you can buy all the hardware. +[411.28 --> 413.26] It was way cheaper to buy just the data. +[413.38 --> 414.76] It was 15 grand instead of 35. +[415.14 --> 415.38] Yeah. +[415.38 --> 418.04] So the dude was like, well, no. +[419.62 --> 422.74] So like, yeah, the seizing the hardware, like, good job, guys. +[422.88 --> 425.38] And, you know, the allegedly having customer data. +[426.44 --> 428.42] Good job on not being sure yet. +[428.64 --> 432.38] But it's just so scary how much different this feels to me. +[433.00 --> 434.96] You read about hacks like this all the time. +[435.12 --> 437.80] Equifax was a big one in the States that affected many, many people. +[437.94 --> 440.26] It didn't affect me, so I didn't really care that much. +[440.26 --> 453.78] But when the screenshots have towns like Chilliwack, Coquitlam, Langley that are right around us, suddenly you're looking at the spreadsheet, tracing that line across from the town and finding a name. +[453.90 --> 456.20] And you're like, oh, I might know the name that's right there. +[456.20 --> 456.84] Yeah. +[456.84 --> 456.90] Yeah. +[456.98 --> 460.38] So here's some database snapshots. +[461.88 --> 462.16] Yeah. +[462.16 --> 468.98] The top one seems to be of an American database, and the second one seems to be of a Canadian database. +[470.86 --> 475.30] So if someone bought this data, what could they do with it to screw you? +[476.20 --> 477.32] They can do a lot. +[477.32 --> 481.72] We're actually getting into a part of this that we didn't get into last time. +[481.78 --> 486.54] But they could do actually a lot, especially with employees. +[486.86 --> 492.68] So I'm going to jump back slightly and cover the different levels of data leak that had happened. +[492.80 --> 500.12] So for customers, like I had already said, your full name, your address, your payment information, your password, all that kind of stuff, plain text. +[500.22 --> 500.84] That's a lot. +[500.92 --> 502.28] There's a lot they can do with that already. +[502.66 --> 504.74] Now I'm going to jump to other people, however. +[504.74 --> 510.20] As you can see up here, someone's T4 leaked. +[511.62 --> 513.30] There's social security numbers. +[513.56 --> 514.56] Is that the right one? +[514.72 --> 516.12] I always get them confused because I have both. +[516.56 --> 517.64] Social insurance number? +[517.72 --> 518.32] Social insurance. +[518.40 --> 518.88] Is that Canadian? +[519.00 --> 519.16] Yeah. +[519.34 --> 530.22] So your social insurance number, your residential history, because you have to update that with your employer all the time. +[530.22 --> 538.56] Your first name, your last name, your middle name, like everything that an employer would need to legally employ you, which is a lot, leaked. +[538.96 --> 540.60] So that's pretty bad. +[540.70 --> 542.80] So let's go from the customer standpoint first. +[543.14 --> 546.18] They could take credit out on your credit card. +[546.28 --> 547.44] They could cash out your credit card. +[548.30 --> 551.60] They could do those like terrible check things for your credit card. +[551.60 --> 555.98] Now, would your – the information that leaked, it would have to be of a credit card that's still active? +[556.16 --> 556.50] Yes. +[556.62 --> 560.12] So I think that that is definitely a subset of the data. +[560.40 --> 563.66] Yeah, because to be clear as well, this data goes back forever. +[564.16 --> 566.00] But only as recent as 2017. +[566.50 --> 567.60] Well, yeah, because they – +[567.60 --> 568.00] But credit cards are – +[568.00 --> 568.58] They went under. +[568.58 --> 569.14] Three years. +[569.14 --> 569.22] Three years. +[570.44 --> 571.76] So if your credit card – +[571.76 --> 574.26] Yes, but you could renew a credit card and keep the number. +[575.06 --> 576.92] So you could have the same information. +[577.64 --> 577.92] Yeah. +[578.08 --> 579.06] Like I'm pretty – yeah. +[579.46 --> 579.70] Yeah. +[579.90 --> 582.30] I'm pretty sure there's one credit card that I have to null now. +[582.70 --> 583.06] Dang. +[583.28 --> 584.62] Which kind of sucks because – +[584.62 --> 585.28] You like that one? +[585.60 --> 587.86] Well, it's just – I've just been using it for a long time. +[587.86 --> 592.50] So there's like some recurring billing on it that I'm going to have to kill and reset up. +[592.70 --> 593.32] It's just annoying. +[594.78 --> 596.96] But they don't have my more important ones. +[597.12 --> 597.70] So ha ha ha. +[597.70 --> 597.78] Yeah. +[598.50 --> 599.78] But yeah, they could – +[599.78 --> 600.34] Foiled again! +[601.38 --> 603.78] They could mess with your credit if they already have that. +[604.02 --> 610.26] If you paid with PayPal, they probably have your account information because your account – +[610.26 --> 613.48] Most PayPal accounts that I know of are set up based on the email. +[613.84 --> 618.88] And you would probably give them the email if you tried to pay through PayPal. +[620.62 --> 626.76] If your password – if you have that – if you share that password elsewhere – +[626.76 --> 627.42] Stuffing. +[628.30 --> 629.18] That's what it's called, right? +[629.98 --> 632.38] I've been watching that hair in your mouth forever. +[633.34 --> 635.12] I tried to get rid of it like subtly. +[635.58 --> 638.18] So Luke's talking and I'm looking at him from the side. +[638.54 --> 642.20] And the way the lighting is, I can totally see this long hair. +[642.24 --> 643.02] I don't even know where it came from. +[643.14 --> 643.46] Me neither. +[643.70 --> 644.02] It's long. +[644.02 --> 646.28] Honestly, Ivan filled this cup and I just took a drink. +[646.52 --> 647.26] So I'm a little – +[647.26 --> 649.36] There's this long hair sticking out of his mouth. +[649.86 --> 654.28] And then he finishes his sentence and goes, and I can see it shoot it. +[656.28 --> 657.14] Totally inhaled it. +[657.20 --> 658.04] I was like, oh my god. +[659.62 --> 659.94] Okay. +[660.00 --> 660.24] Sorry. +[660.36 --> 660.68] Keep going. +[660.68 --> 662.00] I don't know what we were talking about. +[662.36 --> 664.86] We were talking about a password. +[665.64 --> 665.86] Oh, yeah. +[665.92 --> 669.08] Stuffing is when, let's say, LinkedIn gets hacked. +[669.54 --> 670.78] They take your password. +[671.28 --> 675.58] Well, then you can just take that password and assume that someone uses the password in lots of different sites. +[675.58 --> 678.40] And they just brute force it on lots of different sites so you can get hacked. +[678.80 --> 681.68] So you stuff that password and username into everything, essentially. +[681.98 --> 686.06] So just because LinkedIn got hacked doesn't mean it's the only target for you to get pwned. +[686.30 --> 693.34] That's why you should have something like a password manager and have unique passwords for every single service and website or whatever that you use. +[694.34 --> 697.22] But anyways, so password could be a vector for attack. +[697.42 --> 700.54] They also have your full name and your address and stuff. +[700.54 --> 709.56] So there could be some relatively minor-ish, but there definitely could be some identity theft going on there. +[709.56 --> 713.66] Like they send you flowers on Valentine's Day and just to screw with your relationship? +[713.76 --> 715.46] Well, like if they have your full credit card number. +[715.46 --> 716.12] Who are these from? +[718.52 --> 719.00] John! +[720.18 --> 725.88] If they have your full credit card number, your full address, and your full name, +[725.88 --> 730.70] it's relatively easy to convince different institutions that you are that person. +[731.18 --> 734.16] It's actually not that hard because of social engineering. +[734.90 --> 744.82] It's surprisingly easy to convince people because most people working for a company don't want to do as much work. +[745.38 --> 748.64] And it's more work to verify that you're the person that you say you are. +[748.64 --> 750.56] Especially when you're like, oh, it's tight. +[751.04 --> 756.38] They ask you what your address is or they ask you certain information about yourself if you have that. +[756.62 --> 761.38] And if you have the person's full name, if you have their address and you have their credit card number, +[761.52 --> 764.30] you can probably get a little bit of other information. +[764.94 --> 770.04] And if you get a little bit of other information and you use the right tone and you assert yourself in the right way, +[770.10 --> 773.82] you can often get access to additional things. +[773.82 --> 781.70] Now, hopefully you get people who are as judicious as the people I've had in the past where they ask me for my postal code +[781.70 --> 785.52] and I go, I don't know what it is. +[785.62 --> 786.80] And they're like, well, sorry. +[786.96 --> 789.56] And I'm like, you realize I can Google it. +[789.66 --> 797.02] You can go online and just Canada Post has a service or you just type in an address, any address at all, +[797.04 --> 798.04] and it gives you the postal code. +[798.04 --> 803.86] But I'm like, if I'm trying to pwn James Strive right now and I don't actually have his postal code on hand, +[803.94 --> 804.46] like this isn't. +[804.46 --> 805.42] It's really easy to find. +[805.86 --> 807.60] Social engineering is like a big deal. +[808.06 --> 812.08] And this would give someone an insane amount of ammo for social engineering. +[812.08 --> 818.54] Now, beyond that, if you know anyone who worked for NCX, this is where it gets really bad +[818.54 --> 822.06] because they have their social insurance, social insurance number. +[822.20 --> 823.42] I keep on forgetting which one's which. +[823.42 --> 833.00] Having their sin is really brutal because basically no one has other people's sin numbers. +[833.50 --> 840.72] So in terms of pulling identity theft stuff, they have a major vector to screw with you at this point, +[841.12 --> 846.60] especially if they have your residential history and your sin. +[846.60 --> 853.80] Because as far as I know, those two things combined is like what you need to get your birth certificate reprinted. +[854.28 --> 858.18] And if they get your birth certificate, they can get pretty much any other government ID. +[858.90 --> 860.26] So they can get driver's licenses. +[860.40 --> 861.04] They can get whatever. +[861.04 --> 862.66] And at that point, you're screwed. +[862.86 --> 863.26] It's over. +[863.66 --> 864.16] You're done. +[864.16 --> 874.84] Even if they don't have all that and all they have is like the name of an institution that you use and your address, +[875.78 --> 877.84] they already are your email address. +[878.02 --> 880.54] They can already make convincing phishing attacks. +[880.54 --> 880.96] Oh, yeah. +[881.06 --> 883.94] Which are enough to pwn most people, including politicians. +[884.40 --> 884.54] Yeah. +[885.30 --> 887.10] So this is very bad. +[887.10 --> 892.88] And I guess the original root question, I think, was what can you do to protect yourself? +[893.44 --> 895.62] It wasn't, but that's next. +[895.64 --> 896.58] I thought it was, but sure. +[896.78 --> 896.96] Okay. +[897.08 --> 898.70] There's not much left, so we'll go there. +[899.74 --> 902.78] If you're a standard user, let's go back from that. +[902.84 --> 905.24] If you just purchased things from NCIX, update your passwords. +[905.36 --> 908.30] Make sure there's no other password that shared this password. +[909.14 --> 910.52] Cancel any credit card. +[910.54 --> 913.10] You mean the password that you used at like an NCIX website? +[913.96 --> 914.34] Yeah, yeah. +[914.34 --> 916.86] Most people, as far as I know, were online shoppers. +[917.26 --> 918.48] So, yeah. +[918.58 --> 925.54] Make sure that you change your other passwords if you had other passwords that shared a password with NCIX.com. +[925.82 --> 931.34] But seriously, in this day and age, you need to make sure you're not sharing passwords across websites. +[931.48 --> 932.56] This kind of stuff happens all the time. +[932.66 --> 933.34] Get on top of it. +[933.70 --> 935.24] It's too late at this point. +[935.34 --> 935.82] Figure it out. +[937.60 --> 941.72] Outside of that, cancel any credit cards that you may have even possibly used there. +[942.18 --> 945.66] As far as I know, you can't like check what one you had. +[945.66 --> 947.22] Well, this is my other question. +[947.40 --> 951.34] Is there a way to figure out whether or not you were leaked? +[951.76 --> 951.86] Right. +[951.98 --> 952.20] No. +[952.84 --> 953.94] As of right now, no. +[954.36 --> 958.18] This PrivacyFly guy, I don't know if he ended up actually buying the data set or not. +[958.62 --> 961.62] It says that they like made an agreement to buy it. +[961.82 --> 963.56] And then he like walked out of the building. +[963.70 --> 965.18] And then that's the end of the story. +[966.36 --> 967.12] Spoilers, dude. +[967.72 --> 968.12] Jeez. +[968.12 --> 968.56] Sorry. +[970.10 --> 970.94] That's a good point. +[972.48 --> 973.54] Well, it's an interesting story. +[973.58 --> 974.44] I would want to read it. +[975.46 --> 977.24] So I don't know if he has it. +[978.08 --> 980.98] Other people do have it, but it hasn't leaked publicly. +[981.48 --> 985.66] Like there isn't a website out there with all of this stuff publicly on it. +[985.80 --> 988.50] So there's no way to check specifically if you are in there. +[988.50 --> 994.36] But like if you've ever bought something from NCIX or if you ever worked with NCIX, you're in there. +[994.62 --> 1000.90] So do you think now that the RCMP have it that they will maybe release a list of names of people who got pwned? +[1003.58 --> 1005.12] I wouldn't trust it anyways. +[1006.76 --> 1011.54] If you've ever – it seems like a fairly easy set of like if statements. +[1012.16 --> 1013.36] Have you ever worked there? +[1013.58 --> 1013.92] No. +[1014.20 --> 1016.42] Have you ever bought anything from there ever? +[1016.42 --> 1017.26] Or yes. +[1017.56 --> 1017.84] Well. +[1018.80 --> 1020.12] I'm like racking my brain. +[1020.40 --> 1024.46] I know – I think I may have bought one from a physical location. +[1024.62 --> 1026.68] I think I may have bought like an HDMI cable once. +[1028.48 --> 1033.38] But then I kind of think I bought it with a company credit card like I was doing it for my other job. +[1034.30 --> 1035.50] I don't know. +[1036.12 --> 1038.82] I would be safe at a minimum. +[1039.20 --> 1041.10] If you're an employee – like yeah. +[1041.10 --> 1044.54] So if you're a customer, change whatever passwords that might be the same. +[1045.02 --> 1046.24] Cancel your old credit card. +[1047.14 --> 1048.90] Get a new credit card and forget about it. +[1050.22 --> 1052.04] You'll be okay for the most part. +[1052.38 --> 1057.20] You might get like – there might be people trying to do a minor identity theft to you. +[1057.30 --> 1061.86] But that's going to be basically a constant – that's just a thing with the internet these days. +[1061.86 --> 1068.72] And there's probably no information in there that couldn't be found if someone cared enough anyways. +[1068.72 --> 1080.00] So I would be like a little bit of heightened awareness over the next little while if you receive any emails about like your password has been reset on some website or something. +[1080.00 --> 1082.64] Like, you know, have some heightened awareness for a bit. +[1082.78 --> 1084.50] But other than that, you should be okay. +[1084.50 --> 1091.06] If you're an employee, I'm not versed enough in this stuff to properly tell you what to do. +[1091.18 --> 1092.48] You need to look into it yourself. +[1092.88 --> 1100.46] But a couple things that you can do is obviously change all your credit card stuff because you probably bought stuff from the store. +[1100.46 --> 1106.34] And two, I believe in Canada you can get your sin changed. +[1107.06 --> 1108.02] I'm not sure. +[1108.02 --> 1118.84] I do know you can get a credit freeze, which like freezes your credit for about a year I think is the average time that they do this for. +[1119.52 --> 1127.16] And you would still be able to – like if you wanted to go buy a house or a car or something like that and you needed credit, you would still be able to go get it. +[1127.62 --> 1132.24] But like low-level credit application stuff is going to be frozen for a year. +[1134.26 --> 1135.46] Sin change is a rough go. +[1135.66 --> 1136.90] Sin change is a very rough go. +[1136.90 --> 1139.84] You're going to be waiting in line in those buildings that you don't like going to. +[1140.08 --> 1141.36] Yeah, for a long time. +[1141.42 --> 1145.66] You're going to show up there and finally get to the front line and they're going to say, oh, you didn't bring the right ID. +[1146.10 --> 1149.12] You're going to have to go back, take more time off work, do it again. +[1149.88 --> 1152.16] But you might want to anyways, to be completely honest. +[1152.62 --> 1156.74] I need to do some more research, but I think they might not have mine because I think I was a contractor. +[1157.66 --> 1162.02] And I think my contracting agreement thing was through like a – +[1162.02 --> 1162.36] No leaks. +[1162.46 --> 1163.24] It's in the contract. +[1163.24 --> 1165.92] Well, no, like I think it's – +[1165.92 --> 1174.56] Like my fake little company name thing, which is legal because I didn't make enough money because they underpaid me to an almost criminal level. +[1174.96 --> 1178.28] Actually to just – yeah, anyways, that's a different conversation. +[1179.48 --> 1183.66] Like that might leak, but it's not even a real company and there's nothing to look up there. +[1183.66 --> 1190.84] Yeah, like I think I'm mostly okay, but like – +[1190.84 --> 1191.30] Riley's dead. +[1192.10 --> 1193.82] He's – we buried him this morning. +[1193.92 --> 1197.62] Riley, Linus, Ivan, a few other people that I know are – +[1197.62 --> 1198.68] Linus already left the country. +[1199.34 --> 1200.52] Just – whoof! +[1201.26 --> 1204.62] There's going to be work for them in terms of covering themselves from this. +[1204.70 --> 1206.70] This is like really, really brutal. +[1206.70 --> 1212.56] So, it's – yeah, but with that, let's finally talk about other news. +[1212.64 --> 1213.86] It's keynote season, baby. +[1214.02 --> 1214.34] Yeah. +[1214.88 --> 1215.84] Apple stuff. +[1216.36 --> 1217.40] Amazon stuff. +[1217.88 --> 1218.42] Let's talk about this Amazon stuff. +[1218.42 --> 1219.54] The Google event's coming up. +[1219.86 --> 1220.72] That's my favorite one. +[1221.86 --> 1225.26] Well, I'm hoping – I'm hoping the Pixel 3 is sweet because I need a new phone. +[1225.50 --> 1227.58] This is my Pixel 1 XL. +[1227.84 --> 1228.10] Ooh. +[1228.66 --> 1230.58] I want the mini Pixel. +[1231.10 --> 1231.98] The non-XL. +[1232.10 --> 1232.28] Yeah. +[1232.72 --> 1233.24] I want it. +[1233.56 --> 1234.78] This is an S9+. +[1234.78 --> 1237.92] It's beautiful, but it's 2+. +[1237.92 --> 1242.46] I do a lot of one-handed, and I just want a smaller one. +[1242.56 --> 1245.76] And I want to be able to put my phone in the front pocket of my jeans again. +[1245.86 --> 1247.88] So, when the chat said stop giving clues to the hackers. +[1251.64 --> 1252.76] They're way ahead of us. +[1253.48 --> 1254.50] They're way ahead of us. +[1254.96 --> 1258.92] That's not – and if those are clues, like, holy crap. +[1258.94 --> 1259.44] What are you talking about? +[1259.44 --> 1259.82] The Pixel? +[1260.20 --> 1261.02] Oh, he's got a Pixel. +[1261.02 --> 1263.26] I think he's talking about – +[1263.26 --> 1265.02] Yeah, the people, the names. +[1265.28 --> 1265.92] The NCIX stuff. +[1266.12 --> 1266.36] Yeah. +[1266.46 --> 1267.04] It's all over. +[1267.12 --> 1267.76] It's known already. +[1268.08 --> 1269.44] They absolutely know. +[1269.68 --> 1272.56] Can you imagine there's someone watching this stream and be like, wait a second? +[1272.56 --> 1273.16] No way! +[1273.52 --> 1274.86] Linus worked at NCIX? +[1275.22 --> 1275.70] Hold my beer. +[1276.38 --> 1276.78] What? +[1279.18 --> 1280.02] My God. +[1280.30 --> 1281.74] Or, like, what they could do with the data. +[1281.88 --> 1286.42] Dude, if they're going to spend, like, $15,000 plus on some data, they're probably going to +[1286.42 --> 1287.26] know what to do with it. +[1287.36 --> 1289.10] And they've probably done that kind of stuff in the past. +[1289.10 --> 1290.98] We said we're moving on, damn it. +[1291.36 --> 1296.90] So, the point was, Amazon somehow snuck up and had a hardware event that was a bit of +[1296.90 --> 1297.34] a surprise. +[1297.48 --> 1300.48] There were, like, some leaks, but caught most people off guard. +[1300.82 --> 1305.98] And what I love about their approach to hardware is it's just a total shotgun blast. +[1306.12 --> 1306.30] Yeah. +[1306.42 --> 1312.22] They don't – it's like there's a spectrum of we care a lot and try not to release junk. +[1313.04 --> 1314.74] That's Apple on that one end. +[1314.74 --> 1317.18] That's why I put the word try in there. +[1317.72 --> 1320.24] And then somewhere – and then further along down, you've got Google. +[1320.38 --> 1321.84] It's like, yeah, they care a lot. +[1321.92 --> 1326.14] And then on the other end, you've probably got, like, Xiaomi. +[1327.62 --> 1330.02] Xiaomi and Amazon. +[1330.26 --> 1332.40] Amazon's like, we're just trying junk. +[1332.60 --> 1334.40] We're just going to put a screen on this one. +[1335.18 --> 1337.18] This one's going to have a big subwoofer on it. +[1337.34 --> 1339.30] They released, like, 10 different new things. +[1339.72 --> 1341.94] And what I think is cool is that they're – +[1341.94 --> 1342.40] What the heck? +[1342.48 --> 1343.40] They're like guinea pigs. +[1345.18 --> 1349.66] Like, because then a year later, Google will release, like, a copycat version of one of these. +[1349.78 --> 1349.98] Yeah. +[1350.10 --> 1352.42] So let's just go through some of the stuff. +[1352.48 --> 1353.66] It starts off pretty tame. +[1354.16 --> 1358.16] You start off with some Echo Dots, which is just, like, a really small Echo. +[1358.56 --> 1359.64] No, Echo Dots old, though. +[1359.82 --> 1361.36] Well, there's a couple things that they upgraded. +[1361.36 --> 1364.10] It looks like, yeah, maybe upgraded versions or newer versions. +[1364.42 --> 1366.84] But then immediately you get into, like, what the heck? +[1367.48 --> 1367.96] The – +[1367.96 --> 1368.80] Echo Auto. +[1368.80 --> 1373.04] Echo Auto, an in-car accessory that allows you to integrate Alexa into your car. +[1373.62 --> 1374.48] So here's the weird thing. +[1374.56 --> 1375.90] You can plug it in two different ways. +[1375.98 --> 1383.26] You can plug it in with a 3.5 millimeter aux jack or by connecting over a smartphone's existing Bluetooth setup to the car. +[1383.38 --> 1387.56] But you cannot just directly Bluetooth the device to the car. +[1389.00 --> 1389.68] I don't know. +[1390.04 --> 1390.44] Okay. +[1390.86 --> 1391.24] All right. +[1391.74 --> 1393.58] Apparently there's a slight catch. +[1393.80 --> 1397.04] It's not ready and it's only available by invitation. +[1397.04 --> 1398.58] Well, yeah. +[1398.72 --> 1402.24] The different items on this list have kind of a staggered rollout. +[1402.32 --> 1403.62] Some things you can preorder right now. +[1403.70 --> 1405.44] Some things you can't even preorder yet. +[1405.44 --> 1414.84] But this Auto one, it gets powered by a cigarette lighter, like one of those cigarette lighter adapters that goes into, like, a mini USB. +[1415.36 --> 1417.66] So you've got that one cord for sure. +[1418.08 --> 1422.02] And then you also have to either do the Bluetooth through a phone. +[1422.02 --> 1426.26] But if you don't do that, you've got the 3.5 millimeter jack. +[1426.34 --> 1429.62] So then that's possibly two cords coming out of this thing and into your car. +[1429.74 --> 1433.62] But if it's, okay, if it's, how does it bridge onto the Bluetooth through your phone? +[1433.70 --> 1435.26] Because Bluetooth can only connect to one thing. +[1435.44 --> 1435.68] Yeah. +[1436.10 --> 1436.74] I don't know. +[1437.44 --> 1438.10] It's weird. +[1438.94 --> 1441.50] And then it's just Alexa capability in the car. +[1441.50 --> 1447.74] Like, it's, you're paying 50 bucks because you really can't not talk to Alexa for, like. +[1448.58 --> 1449.46] You're just driving to work. +[1449.52 --> 1449.82] You know what? +[1449.86 --> 1451.34] I need more toilet paper. +[1451.86 --> 1452.26] Now. +[1453.06 --> 1454.24] Like, this second. +[1454.24 --> 1455.90] All my best thinking is done in the car. +[1456.46 --> 1456.68] Oh, man. +[1456.68 --> 1456.84] All right. +[1456.88 --> 1457.40] Let's not dwell. +[1457.48 --> 1458.80] We've got, like, nine things to go with here. +[1459.00 --> 1460.14] Amazon Echo Sub. +[1460.14 --> 1467.50] If you've got a lot of different Echo devices in your house and you have them hooked up in, like, a multi-room speaker array. +[1467.90 --> 1471.20] Well, it's time you had a six-inch 100-watt subwoofer to go with those. +[1472.36 --> 1473.96] So, this is a sub you got. +[1473.96 --> 1474.14] Sorry. +[1474.20 --> 1474.66] Hold on. +[1474.86 --> 1477.80] There's a super chat thing, which, sorry, guys. +[1477.82 --> 1478.82] I'm not going to read all these. +[1479.22 --> 1479.74] Hold the phone. +[1479.86 --> 1482.56] What's the difference between TechLinked and TechQuickie? +[1482.66 --> 1483.58] They seem the same. +[1483.70 --> 1484.42] Why have both? +[1485.48 --> 1486.88] Have you even watched them? +[1486.88 --> 1491.64] Thank you for your $5 donation. +[1492.12 --> 1494.48] One has an orange and blue background. +[1494.62 --> 1494.88] Yeah. +[1494.90 --> 1496.32] The other has a white background. +[1496.50 --> 1497.54] It's so different. +[1498.28 --> 1499.70] Like, seriously, guys. +[1499.78 --> 1505.20] One is a daily news show where they look at the news of that day and report on it in a quick fashion. +[1505.44 --> 1506.56] That's TechLinked. +[1506.96 --> 1507.04] Yeah. +[1507.08 --> 1508.70] And then one is a video of explainers. +[1508.70 --> 1517.28] These videos tend to be more evergreen in that you might look up the definition of HDMI today or three years from now. +[1517.52 --> 1520.88] That content, it's kind of like an encyclopedia of tech definitions. +[1520.88 --> 1541.48] The idea behind TechQuickie originally was Linus and I were talking about how, like, our mom or a friend or someone might be in a store or be shopping for something and see a name of something like HDMI or Core i7 and be like, I don't know what that means. +[1541.62 --> 1543.12] I don't know what value this brings to me. +[1543.24 --> 1548.12] And we wanted to make more or less a repository of information on those types of things. +[1548.12 --> 1552.64] That's why a lot of the original videos were as basic as what is HDMI. +[1553.32 --> 1558.80] And it's gotten into a little bit more higher level topics over time because you run out of those things pretty quick. +[1559.44 --> 1560.84] But it's explainers. +[1561.02 --> 1565.08] If you ever ask yourself kind of a tech question of, like, how does this work? +[1565.18 --> 1566.12] Why can't I use that? +[1566.32 --> 1568.56] Why can't I use my phone when I'm on the airplane? +[1568.82 --> 1569.04] Yeah. +[1569.30 --> 1570.30] That kind of stuff. +[1570.34 --> 1571.64] As long as it's in the tech realm. +[1572.24 --> 1573.54] Then TechQuickie might have it. +[1573.72 --> 1575.36] Then TechLinked is daily news. +[1575.36 --> 1580.34] They're, like, really, really wildly different. +[1581.34 --> 1582.74] Thank you for your super chat, though. +[1582.94 --> 1584.26] And please subscribe to everything. +[1584.64 --> 1584.86] Yeah. +[1585.34 --> 1586.02] Let's continue. +[1586.42 --> 1588.22] So we have the Echo Sub. +[1588.58 --> 1590.18] It's $130 for one. +[1590.26 --> 1590.96] That's quite a lot. +[1591.52 --> 1592.10] That's a lot. +[1592.26 --> 1592.76] That's a lot. +[1592.82 --> 1593.94] And it's a six-inch sub. +[1594.06 --> 1595.16] It's, like, it's going to be this big. +[1595.56 --> 1595.84] Yeah. +[1596.62 --> 1597.26] That's a lot. +[1598.32 --> 1600.18] And you have to pair it with other Echo things. +[1600.18 --> 1602.44] So I don't know. +[1602.82 --> 1604.82] Does that mean you can talk to it? +[1604.88 --> 1606.22] Like, does it have a microphone array? +[1606.46 --> 1606.48] I think so. +[1606.74 --> 1607.22] I think so. +[1607.42 --> 1608.22] And all that? +[1608.48 --> 1608.64] Yeah. +[1608.64 --> 1611.26] And if it talks back, is it just, like, hello? +[1611.66 --> 1611.98] Oh, hey. +[1613.14 --> 1614.26] Right away, Luke. +[1617.08 --> 1620.64] They should have, like, the only voice that can speak through it should be, like, Morgan Freeman. +[1621.06 --> 1622.82] Or, like, Earl Jones. +[1623.02 --> 1623.36] Yeah. +[1623.76 --> 1624.12] Yeah. +[1624.28 --> 1624.46] Yeah. +[1624.50 --> 1624.68] Yeah. +[1625.10 --> 1626.28] I am the subwoofer. +[1626.28 --> 1629.78] There's other sound companion things. +[1629.92 --> 1634.22] Because there's the Echo Link app, the Echo Sub, and the Echo Input. +[1634.48 --> 1636.12] The Echo Link amp. +[1636.58 --> 1638.06] That thing is sweet, actually. +[1638.48 --> 1646.66] If I'm in the Google ecosystem, mostly because the Amazon stuff comes to Canada way later and whatever. +[1646.96 --> 1647.10] Yeah. +[1647.74 --> 1648.74] That's probably the one I'd want. +[1648.74 --> 1649.46] I would want that. +[1649.52 --> 1654.94] Because you can, as far as I can assume, is you can still plug in all your own speakers and stuff. +[1655.02 --> 1655.34] That's right. +[1655.34 --> 1660.18] So, for me, I have really old, like, from the 90s, Klipsch Tower speakers. +[1660.18 --> 1660.76] Probably great. +[1661.24 --> 1661.84] Yeah, they're wicked. +[1662.02 --> 1662.22] Yeah. +[1662.32 --> 1668.14] And I wanted to have a cool-looking amp for them to go in because I had a JVC one that I got for Christmas as a kid. +[1668.24 --> 1669.90] And it had lots of buttons on it. +[1670.04 --> 1670.74] And it had, like, a... +[1670.74 --> 1671.36] What is going on? +[1671.66 --> 1672.70] Whose hair is this? +[1672.86 --> 1673.78] I don't know. +[1674.88 --> 1681.68] I wanted a more stylish amp for my, you know, the shelf in the living room that's all hip-looking. +[1681.90 --> 1682.06] Yeah. +[1682.06 --> 1684.90] But there's just too many knobs and shit, and it doesn't look nice. +[1685.14 --> 1686.90] So, then I ended up having to go to, like... +[1686.90 --> 1687.88] I went online. +[1687.94 --> 1689.52] I was like, can I get, like, a... +[1689.52 --> 1690.42] You know the old look? +[1690.56 --> 1696.22] The vintage look where they were just aluminum, just polished, and there's just one nice big knob, and that's about it? +[1696.64 --> 1697.60] Who doesn't want that? +[1697.60 --> 1703.78] And so, I ended up having to go to a vintage store of, like, refurbished stuff in order to get one because there's just no... +[1703.78 --> 1707.32] I couldn't find any new stuff that had that kind of aesthetic. +[1708.10 --> 1709.14] This kind of does. +[1709.34 --> 1709.62] Kind of. +[1709.64 --> 1710.16] It's black. +[1710.24 --> 1712.50] It's not silver, but it's black, and it's really clean. +[1713.16 --> 1714.62] The LEDs that it does have are just white. +[1715.40 --> 1715.60] Yeah. +[1715.60 --> 1720.44] It's kind of, like, the only weird thing about it is that it is just... +[1720.44 --> 1721.82] One single knob? +[1721.94 --> 1722.76] A big knob. +[1723.76 --> 1726.94] Because usually they would be, like, wider and more boxy. +[1727.08 --> 1730.98] This one has some curves to it, and it's just the knob instead of all the other inputs and buttons. +[1731.08 --> 1731.94] But it's still metal. +[1732.28 --> 1733.62] But it does, yeah. +[1733.64 --> 1734.20] It's clean-looking. +[1734.30 --> 1734.68] It's not a huge... +[1734.68 --> 1740.06] You can plug your old speakers into it, and you've got, basically, this smart speaker setup. +[1740.06 --> 1743.56] You've got all the Alexa abilities on your awesome older speakers. +[1743.56 --> 1744.68] So that's cool. +[1745.00 --> 1745.08] Yeah. +[1745.78 --> 1747.14] And then they've got this... +[1747.14 --> 1747.80] What is the input? +[1747.92 --> 1748.34] Okay. +[1748.46 --> 1751.12] So the input is basically an Echo Dot with no speaker. +[1752.22 --> 1754.62] So the Echo Dot is like the Google Home Mini. +[1754.90 --> 1756.06] It's really small. +[1756.18 --> 1757.16] It's like the size of a puck. +[1757.36 --> 1758.76] It's got a speaker that sucks. +[1759.00 --> 1759.86] You can talk to it. +[1759.88 --> 1760.52] It answers you. +[1760.86 --> 1761.72] It's 50 bucks. +[1761.90 --> 1764.80] This new one is $15 cheaper. +[1765.10 --> 1765.94] Get rid of the speaker. +[1766.40 --> 1772.10] You've just got this microphone puck that you plug into an existing speaker and piggyback off of that. +[1772.10 --> 1773.76] Which is cool. +[1774.26 --> 1775.70] What I actually really want... +[1775.70 --> 1777.34] So the... +[1777.34 --> 1782.24] This thing is the Echo Link or the Echo Link Amp. +[1782.42 --> 1783.24] It's two versions? +[1783.50 --> 1785.14] Which are physically the same thing. +[1785.28 --> 1788.92] I'm guessing one of them is just not actually an amplifier, and the other one is. +[1789.74 --> 1790.18] I'm assuming. +[1790.54 --> 1796.14] Because the Echo Link Amp is the same thing as the Echo Link, but with a 60-watt stereo amplifier inside. +[1796.38 --> 1797.76] So the other one doesn't have that. +[1797.76 --> 1801.30] And even when it doesn't have the amplifier, it's 200 bucks. +[1801.46 --> 1802.54] And with the amp, it's three? +[1802.98 --> 1803.90] 300 bucks. +[1804.38 --> 1804.56] Yeah. +[1804.88 --> 1805.58] Some of these are... +[1805.58 --> 1808.78] Man, some of these devices are serious investments. +[1808.96 --> 1810.28] Like the Google Home Max. +[1810.60 --> 1812.02] Isn't that like an Xbox? +[1813.18 --> 1813.60] Yeah. +[1814.72 --> 1815.66] Holy crap. +[1816.76 --> 1817.74] Sorry to cut you off. +[1817.78 --> 1819.58] Yeah, but the Google Home Max is like 500 bucks. +[1820.10 --> 1820.50] Wow. +[1821.18 --> 1821.58] Wow. +[1821.92 --> 1822.32] Wow. +[1822.72 --> 1823.30] It's crazy. +[1823.30 --> 1823.98] It's just so expensive. +[1823.98 --> 1825.36] Like you can get a good speaker. +[1825.56 --> 1828.62] Like the Google Home Max is a good speaker, but you can get some good speakers for that. +[1828.76 --> 1829.46] It's crazy. +[1829.90 --> 1831.56] And the input is 35. +[1832.00 --> 1833.22] Like where is this delta? +[1833.72 --> 1834.52] It's so weird. +[1835.40 --> 1838.46] What I really want is something even more slimmed down than the input. +[1839.00 --> 1841.08] I want just a microphone. +[1842.12 --> 1847.88] Seriously, I'm in my house, and in my house, the Google Home can hear me anywhere. +[1847.88 --> 1850.06] If it's in the middle of the night, I can be in my bed and whisper. +[1850.70 --> 1851.02] Hey. +[1851.52 --> 1851.72] Hey. +[1851.72 --> 1852.42] It'll be boogoo. +[1853.60 --> 1854.30] It can. +[1854.44 --> 1858.36] But if I'm a foot away from it with music on, hey. +[1858.64 --> 1858.92] Yeah. +[1859.10 --> 1859.22] Yeah. +[1861.06 --> 1865.40] So I wanted to just have like the smallest possible form factor, just a little microphone +[1865.40 --> 1869.20] that I can just be like Nixon and just hide them around my house. +[1871.16 --> 1871.84] That's funny. +[1872.90 --> 1878.64] Amazon Fire TV Recast, a DVR box that can store TV shows and movies for viewing at home +[1878.64 --> 1879.42] or on the go. +[1879.78 --> 1882.56] Will release on November 14th and start at $230. +[1883.36 --> 1883.72] Wow. +[1884.08 --> 1885.20] Why are they all so expensive? +[1885.38 --> 1887.04] I can't even see that in here, by the way. +[1887.12 --> 1890.18] I don't think that's in this article, but I believe it. +[1890.62 --> 1891.22] That's crazy. +[1891.40 --> 1892.88] Some of these have funny names, too. +[1893.98 --> 1895.50] Ring Stick Up Camera. +[1895.50 --> 1898.34] They bought Ring. +[1898.46 --> 1901.00] Ring is a home security company that does like those. +[1901.00 --> 1901.04] Oh, okay. +[1901.04 --> 1901.52] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1901.54 --> 1904.06] Your doorbell that goes to your phone and you can. +[1904.36 --> 1906.76] This is a security camera, so you can look through it. +[1906.78 --> 1907.78] You can talk to people through it. +[1907.84 --> 1909.94] You can make a siren noise if you want all through your phone. +[1909.94 --> 1914.04] And $180 for one of those cameras. +[1914.34 --> 1918.26] The Ring Stick Up Camera is set to release on October 18th, lets you see, hear, and speak +[1918.26 --> 1919.74] to people from your tablet, phone, PC. +[1920.26 --> 1921.28] Here's another one with a funny name. +[1921.34 --> 1922.32] Amazon Smart Plug. +[1922.96 --> 1923.60] That's me. +[1925.12 --> 1930.36] Adds voice control to anything plugged in and will cost $25 when released on October 11th. +[1930.38 --> 1933.16] So you plug it into your wall. +[1933.24 --> 1936.20] You plug another thing into it, like a dumb thing. +[1936.36 --> 1936.64] Yeah. +[1937.02 --> 1938.98] Like a lamp that doesn't have a Philips Hue in it. +[1938.98 --> 1939.60] Yeah, yeah. +[1940.16 --> 1941.32] And then you can just turn it off. +[1941.42 --> 1942.40] And you can do schedules too. +[1942.50 --> 1946.74] So you can hook up a bunch of crap like that into it and then say, after 6 o'clock, turn +[1946.74 --> 1947.04] off. +[1947.36 --> 1951.22] Or you can be at work and be like, oh, I left that on, so I'm going to shut it off remotely. +[1951.96 --> 1957.00] They released an analog wall clock with Echo. +[1958.16 --> 1958.74] So, yeah. +[1958.86 --> 1959.48] So what that thing. +[1959.96 --> 1960.40] I know. +[1962.32 --> 1963.62] This is what I like about them. +[1963.68 --> 1964.74] They're just like, why not? +[1965.00 --> 1967.56] This is the most shotgun approach I've ever seen. +[1967.56 --> 1968.00] It's the best. +[1968.00 --> 1973.78] It's $30 and it basically is a visualization tool for the timers that you set. +[1974.42 --> 1979.32] So one of the most useful things on any of these assistants is, hey, set a timer for +[1979.32 --> 1979.96] 30 minutes. +[1980.06 --> 1980.28] Yeah. +[1980.50 --> 1985.04] And what I usually do is I say, hey, how much time left on the timer? +[1985.26 --> 1986.76] And it'll be 18 minutes left. +[1986.86 --> 1988.24] With this, you don't need to ask again. +[1988.30 --> 1991.38] You can just glance up and the clock is like a countdown. +[1991.80 --> 1993.90] You can look at your analog wall clock that you'd now have again. +[1993.90 --> 1997.80] Like those clocks at the swimming pool that have like all the different arrows until your lap time. +[1997.90 --> 1997.98] Yeah. +[1998.04 --> 2000.84] It just gives you a visual countdown, I guess. +[2001.08 --> 2003.56] It's a smart looking smart clock. +[2003.86 --> 2005.14] Would you buy a smart clock? +[2005.86 --> 2006.64] Hell no. +[2007.00 --> 2007.24] Yeah. +[2007.64 --> 2008.52] He said no. +[2008.54 --> 2009.10] I didn't think so. +[2009.10 --> 2011.30] I wouldn't buy a microwave with Alexa either. +[2011.30 --> 2011.56] Okay. +[2011.70 --> 2012.74] Speaking of which. +[2012.88 --> 2013.58] The microwave. +[2013.72 --> 2016.46] The Alexa enabled microwave is actually the best thing. +[2016.96 --> 2017.34] I think. +[2017.58 --> 2018.54] Sell me on it, James. +[2018.72 --> 2018.86] Okay. +[2019.08 --> 2019.32] Well. +[2019.56 --> 2020.88] Sell me on it, salesman James. +[2021.00 --> 2023.38] They kind of botched some of the coolest things about it. +[2024.18 --> 2029.34] So Amazon's, Amazon basics microwave with Alexa voice functionality will cost 60 bucks +[2029.34 --> 2030.86] when released on November 14th. +[2031.72 --> 2037.12] So originally I thought this is kind of cool because a lot of people want to add these assistants +[2037.12 --> 2039.58] to their kitchen, but it always takes up more space. +[2039.58 --> 2042.90] Like you're going to have like one of these tablets on your kitchen countertop and I don't +[2042.90 --> 2043.68] have space for that. +[2043.78 --> 2044.88] I'm going to interrupt you again. +[2044.88 --> 2048.12] Wired has been trying to link to these things the whole way through. +[2048.24 --> 2048.64] I'm pretty sure. +[2048.70 --> 2052.78] Cause they're trying to get affiliate revenue, but they linked to the microwave, but it's +[2052.78 --> 2054.16] not on Amazon yet. +[2054.24 --> 2060.28] So the, you click on the microwave and it tries to like their automatic link identifier +[2060.28 --> 2065.94] thing tries to bring us to .ca and it just lists like some random black and Decker microwave, +[2066.18 --> 2068.88] which has like three stars out of five. +[2068.98 --> 2070.04] Like people don't even like that much. +[2070.04 --> 2076.20] It also costs $772 because there's only one used one for sale and the pricing is just +[2076.20 --> 2076.56] broken. +[2076.74 --> 2077.92] So I was like, Oh, okay. +[2078.00 --> 2080.40] I'll just, you know what their automatic link thing. +[2080.40 --> 2081.36] He just derped us. +[2081.42 --> 2083.44] I'm going to switch that to.com. +[2083.56 --> 2084.32] Did that. +[2084.74 --> 2085.14] Nope. +[2085.14 --> 2088.96] Just a whole bunch more random microwaves. +[2088.96 --> 2092.74] I thought this was all like news links, but no, no, it's just affiliate links. +[2092.88 --> 2093.20] Okay. +[2093.68 --> 2094.42] Sounds good. +[2094.68 --> 2095.26] Thanks guys. +[2095.46 --> 2096.98] So you want an assistant in your kitchen. +[2097.30 --> 2100.02] You usually have to add some extra device on your counter space. +[2100.08 --> 2100.84] That sucks. +[2101.04 --> 2102.96] So I thought you can just buy a whole new microwave. +[2103.36 --> 2104.50] It's in your microwave. +[2104.50 --> 2105.80] That's already taken up space. +[2105.88 --> 2106.24] Sweet. +[2106.24 --> 2109.54] But it turns out it's not actually completely built into the microwave. +[2109.72 --> 2113.00] The microwave just pairs with, with an echo. +[2113.14 --> 2116.10] So it doesn't have mic microphones on the microwave. +[2116.50 --> 2120.80] So you still have to have your echo device within earshot or something like that. +[2120.88 --> 2122.04] But it, okay. +[2122.20 --> 2122.48] Nick. +[2122.58 --> 2125.82] I was just going to say, with the amount of avocado toast that millennials are buying, +[2126.68 --> 2131.42] all of our places are so small that one Alexa just fits your whole home anyway. +[2131.52 --> 2132.00] Yeah, it does. +[2132.10 --> 2134.14] Like I'm not Shaquille O'Neal with 17 bathrooms. +[2134.14 --> 2136.20] No, that's what I was saying. +[2136.26 --> 2140.52] Like the reason my Google home can hear me, even if I'm in bed, it ends in the living room. +[2141.06 --> 2142.40] Because my room doesn't even have a door. +[2143.46 --> 2144.66] My house is one room. +[2144.98 --> 2148.12] Also like just use your phone with Google Assistant. +[2148.74 --> 2149.22] Yeah, sure. +[2150.08 --> 2154.52] But the reason I think this actually kind of works on a microwave is for a few different reasons. +[2155.06 --> 2158.48] Number one, you don't want to learn how to do stuff on a microwave. +[2158.50 --> 2160.52] I want to dash order popcorn. +[2161.14 --> 2162.04] You don't want to learn. +[2162.14 --> 2163.00] Have you seen a microwave? +[2163.00 --> 2165.92] And you're like, okay, how do I, how do you set a timer on this thing? +[2165.94 --> 2167.20] I don't think that's ever happened. +[2167.30 --> 2169.32] How do you, they're confusing. +[2169.60 --> 2172.22] Number, number, number, giant green start button. +[2172.26 --> 2173.62] That's for the basic stuff. +[2173.86 --> 2176.40] I just hit start and hope that it works. +[2176.46 --> 2178.30] What are you doing in a microwave more advanced than that? +[2178.32 --> 2179.92] Like defrosting a fish. +[2180.08 --> 2183.80] And like there's tons of different advanced crap that no one uses. +[2184.00 --> 2187.86] And partly because you just don't want to invest that much time into learning how to use it. +[2187.86 --> 2189.44] Instead, you're just like, yeah, put it in for 30 seconds. +[2189.50 --> 2189.96] I'll check it. +[2189.96 --> 2194.70] But also partially because like if you use the popcorn setting, it burns your popcorn. +[2195.08 --> 2198.14] So just learn how much time it takes to cook your popcorn. +[2198.14 --> 2200.90] So this has presets. +[2200.90 --> 2202.48] So you can put something in. +[2202.60 --> 2209.80] And the example they have is, hey, assistant, heat up my, heat up one cup of coffee. +[2209.80 --> 2211.26] Heat one cup of coffee. +[2211.54 --> 2212.24] And it knows. +[2212.68 --> 2214.58] Jeeves, heat my coffee, please. +[2215.12 --> 2216.72] It knows what the item is. +[2216.72 --> 2225.66] See, if it was an oven instead of a microwave, you could at least be like chilling on the couch and be like, preheat to 400 degrees, Alexa. +[2226.08 --> 2226.54] Heck yeah. +[2226.64 --> 2227.62] Because you didn't want to get up. +[2227.74 --> 2228.14] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[2228.14 --> 2229.18] What are you going to do? +[2229.24 --> 2230.18] Preheat your microwave? +[2230.44 --> 2234.10] Dude, I'd be way more down with an oven-based version of this. +[2234.10 --> 2234.24] Yeah. +[2234.40 --> 2240.42] Even if you're not on the couch, even if you're just in the meal prep stage, if you're chopping something up and you're like, oh crap. +[2240.42 --> 2241.60] You get chicken all over your hands. +[2241.64 --> 2242.38] Switch to broil. +[2242.66 --> 2242.88] Yeah. +[2243.04 --> 2243.24] Yeah. +[2243.24 --> 2243.50] Boom. +[2243.96 --> 2244.96] Yeah, I'm sure it's coming. +[2244.96 --> 2246.78] This is just, this is number one. +[2246.98 --> 2247.88] Do it up, Amazon. +[2248.36 --> 2249.24] Get her done. +[2250.66 --> 2251.54] Oh yeah. +[2252.14 --> 2252.96] That's why I'm here. +[2253.06 --> 2253.52] All right. +[2253.88 --> 2254.02] Yeah. +[2254.12 --> 2256.00] It's time for our favorite sponsors. +[2257.12 --> 2257.52] Sponsors. +[2259.22 --> 2260.02] Oh boy. +[2260.12 --> 2261.12] Sponsor team. +[2261.46 --> 2261.90] Assemble. +[2262.98 --> 2263.42] Assemble. +[2263.98 --> 2266.72] Half of you are gone because of the, anyways. +[2268.98 --> 2269.38] Synergy. +[2269.40 --> 2270.44] Everyone can see this. +[2270.72 --> 2272.90] That doesn't actually matter, but we're going to come back to us. +[2272.92 --> 2273.48] It's us now. +[2274.28 --> 2274.82] Let's see. +[2274.82 --> 2275.06] Yeah. +[2275.18 --> 2276.20] That's not my Twitter handle. +[2276.30 --> 2277.38] There we go. +[2279.34 --> 2279.70] Synergy. +[2279.80 --> 2282.82] If you're an IT professional or a power user. +[2283.18 --> 2283.64] I'm neither. +[2284.68 --> 2285.74] You're not a power user. +[2285.82 --> 2287.22] You wouldn't classify yourself a power user. +[2287.44 --> 2288.08] It's a spectrum. +[2289.04 --> 2289.40] Okay. +[2290.28 --> 2291.34] That's who you're talking to. +[2291.42 --> 2291.74] It's true. +[2291.84 --> 2292.06] Yeah. +[2292.06 --> 2297.92] If you're an IT professional or a power user or just person who has two computers or like +[2297.92 --> 2300.68] a computer and a laptop, which is, that's still two computers. +[2300.76 --> 2304.62] But anyways, at the same time that run different operating systems or the same one. +[2304.62 --> 2306.70] I don't know why this is necessarily worded the way that it is. +[2307.40 --> 2311.68] You can connect them together and share a mouse and keyboard between the two. +[2311.76 --> 2316.50] My favorite use case for this personally is actually one that I've never done. +[2316.50 --> 2318.26] I've done the more hardcore one, but whatever. +[2318.26 --> 2323.62] is if you work with a laptop at work that you bring home. +[2323.98 --> 2325.42] Quite a few people do this these days. +[2325.78 --> 2328.98] A lot of workplaces just have docking stations and you just bring your own laptop in. +[2329.30 --> 2334.28] You can bring it home, put it on some type of laptop arm or dock or something like that, +[2334.50 --> 2338.58] and Synergy will automatically detect that it's there and share your desktop's mouse and +[2338.58 --> 2340.12] keyboard to that laptop. +[2340.54 --> 2344.00] So if there's stuff you're working on, you want to keep working on it, or there was something +[2344.00 --> 2348.50] you saw during the day or whatever, whatever, whatever, you could drag it from computer to +[2348.50 --> 2352.74] computer because it has that functionality to just drag and drop from one desktop to the +[2352.74 --> 2355.58] other, and it shares your keyboard and mouse between the two. +[2355.74 --> 2357.28] It's super, super cool. +[2357.32 --> 2358.10] I went off script there. +[2358.40 --> 2359.08] That's dope, though. +[2359.44 --> 2360.38] It's very cool. +[2361.00 --> 2361.80] I've always liked this. +[2362.02 --> 2365.48] For me, I had two computers set up. +[2365.52 --> 2366.40] I don't even remember why. +[2366.88 --> 2372.30] But if you go back and watch the original mineral oil computer video back when I was filming +[2372.30 --> 2378.00] and editing videos, not in front of the camera, I'm filming Linus doing a room walkthrough +[2378.00 --> 2380.86] of my room showing off my mineral oil computer. +[2381.30 --> 2384.04] And there's two computers, but there's two keyboards and two mice. +[2384.52 --> 2384.64] Yeah. +[2384.82 --> 2385.64] And it was super late. +[2385.66 --> 2386.40] That's Bush League, dude. +[2386.52 --> 2386.76] Yeah. +[2387.04 --> 2391.04] And I had different monitors set up for the different computers, and it was a nightmare. +[2391.48 --> 2398.66] Anyways, you can check out Synergy and get signed up there at this crazy link that's +[2398.66 --> 2402.18] below us, or if you're watching the VOD in the description down below. +[2402.76 --> 2408.54] Next up, we've got Madrina's with this six-pack of cold ones. +[2409.58 --> 2411.72] Madrina's coffee is coffee for fuel. +[2411.86 --> 2413.04] Yeah, a little bit. +[2413.60 --> 2418.46] They have big cans of cold brew coffee with a flavor for anyone. +[2418.58 --> 2420.12] They have a whole bunch of different kind of stuff here. +[2420.18 --> 2429.80] I think this even has cafe caramel, cafe vanilla, cafe mocha, cold brew black, dark, and cappuccino, +[2429.80 --> 2430.32] it looks like. +[2430.42 --> 2431.56] Two times dark roast. +[2431.64 --> 2432.56] Two times dark roast. +[2432.70 --> 2432.86] Ooh. +[2432.94 --> 2433.22] 2X. +[2433.70 --> 2434.74] And they're stackable. +[2435.70 --> 2436.50] Oh, my. +[2436.86 --> 2437.66] Is that your own mug? +[2437.80 --> 2438.10] Physics. +[2438.32 --> 2439.08] No, that's Madrina's. +[2439.56 --> 2439.88] Oh, no. +[2439.94 --> 2441.56] I thought, but like, do you use this one? +[2442.44 --> 2442.80] Yes. +[2443.22 --> 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the first 50 people to use code Linus will get a free bag of micro roast for international +[2483.86 --> 2489.22] orders or a free six-pack of cold brew sampler like this where it has six different kinds +[2489.22 --> 2493.06] of cold brew for U.S. and Canadian orders. +[2493.06 --> 2500.04] So you get 50% off and you get either a bag of micro roast or a six-pack of cold brew. +[2500.06 --> 2500.76] How about the six-pack? +[2501.34 --> 2501.52] Yeah. +[2501.60 --> 2503.18] Well, you would get that because you're in Canada. +[2503.36 --> 2503.94] That's what I'd get. +[2504.02 --> 2504.60] So that would work. +[2504.78 --> 2505.08] Nice. +[2505.38 --> 2508.74] All details are at madrinascoffee.com slash Linus. +[2509.24 --> 2515.04] If you have any questions about the coffee or the promo, Shlomo Madrina's is in chat right +[2515.04 --> 2515.38] now. +[2515.38 --> 2522.48] So you can add them and they will respond with whatever answers to whatever questions you +[2522.48 --> 2523.74] 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some details about it. +[2607.40 --> 2609.46] I gave him my buzzer number so he can buzz up. +[2609.52 --> 2611.12] And he's like, well, where does the buzzer go? +[2611.18 --> 2611.94] Does it go to a phone? +[2612.22 --> 2613.68] And I said, it goes to my wife's phone. +[2614.12 --> 2615.78] And he says, cell phone? +[2615.78 --> 2619.60] And then I say, no, my wife's landline. +[2619.74 --> 2621.14] We have separate landlines. +[2621.98 --> 2623.70] Of course, her cell phone, Taron. +[2624.12 --> 2626.66] If you're watching this, JK. +[2627.06 --> 2628.00] Why does he care? +[2629.28 --> 2630.48] Does it make a difference? +[2632.06 --> 2634.32] Now he's asking if her and I live in the same house. +[2635.34 --> 2636.22] We're married. +[2638.52 --> 2639.74] And we're under 80. +[2642.16 --> 2643.02] Oh, boy. +[2643.32 --> 2643.58] Yeah. +[2643.58 --> 2645.12] So I'll see you guys all there. +[2645.80 --> 2646.20] Everyone. +[2646.56 --> 2647.52] Since my data got leaked. +[2647.52 --> 2649.40] I was just going to say, everyone's going to know now. +[2649.90 --> 2651.32] Go buy the NCAX data. +[2651.44 --> 2652.32] Meet me at my place. +[2652.48 --> 2652.74] Yeah. +[2652.86 --> 2654.36] It's only a $15,000 to an invite. +[2654.46 --> 2654.98] Call me up. +[2655.62 --> 2661.02] Anyways, Google's Chinese search engine links searches to phone numbers? +[2661.70 --> 2662.12] Possibly. +[2662.28 --> 2662.68] Allegedly. +[2662.88 --> 2663.14] Maybe. +[2664.14 --> 2667.38] Google is taking a second crack at offering its search engine in China. +[2667.74 --> 2669.90] Google pulled out of mainland China in 2010. +[2669.90 --> 2671.26] So it's been a little while now. +[2671.64 --> 2675.92] After discovering a phishing attack targeting human rights activists. +[2676.18 --> 2679.18] This time to comply with the Chinese government censorship requirements. +[2679.30 --> 2680.52] Google is reportedly. +[2681.06 --> 2681.62] Reportedly. +[2682.58 --> 2684.06] Important operative word right there. +[2684.06 --> 2691.14] Building a prototype system that would tie Chinese users' Google searches to their personal phone numbers. +[2691.80 --> 2692.38] Google hasn't. +[2692.38 --> 2694.44] Which they probably already kind of do. +[2694.58 --> 2696.46] So they would just be giving that information to China. +[2697.46 --> 2698.24] This time. +[2698.58 --> 2699.06] Whoops. +[2699.06 --> 2702.64] Google hasn't confirmed the existence of this project at all. +[2702.82 --> 2705.86] Also extremely important line right there. +[2706.30 --> 2711.78] It's previously said that it's only doing exploratory work on a search service in China. +[2712.02 --> 2716.00] And that it's not close to launching a search product in the country. +[2716.22 --> 2716.90] Very specifically. +[2717.36 --> 2723.22] Around 1,400 Google employees have allegedly signed a letter demanding more information about the project. +[2724.46 --> 2727.78] Which reportedly runs in partnership with a Chinese company. +[2727.78 --> 2730.88] Apparently five employees have left because of the project. +[2731.30 --> 2732.36] I have some questions about this. +[2732.68 --> 2732.80] Yeah. +[2733.02 --> 2733.68] First question. +[2734.38 --> 2735.80] How many people are going to use this? +[2736.10 --> 2739.28] Given that there's huge search incumbents there. +[2739.74 --> 2740.82] Notably Baidu. +[2741.94 --> 2744.16] Who's going to use Google when you've got to sign up? +[2745.10 --> 2746.82] It's not frictionless like it is here. +[2747.12 --> 2749.64] You're not going to be able to go to a new tab, Google, search for what you want. +[2749.70 --> 2750.54] You're going to have to sign up. +[2750.82 --> 2751.82] Do you have to sign up for Baidu? +[2753.40 --> 2755.04] That's when you're going to input your phone number. +[2755.12 --> 2756.70] But everyone already did sign up for Baidu. +[2756.70 --> 2757.22] Right. +[2757.78 --> 2760.32] I don't know how much of a footprint they're going to get there. +[2760.98 --> 2761.88] Next question. +[2763.32 --> 2764.62] This is more of a statement. +[2764.82 --> 2770.16] I think that your phone number is tied to like your official government ID there. +[2771.94 --> 2772.38] Yeah. +[2772.44 --> 2773.18] So that's why this. +[2773.40 --> 2773.78] For your. +[2774.68 --> 2775.82] I'm going to butcher this. +[2775.94 --> 2776.86] I don't remember what it's called. +[2776.96 --> 2778.28] But you're like citizen standing. +[2778.90 --> 2779.34] Ah. +[2781.58 --> 2783.40] Which is like a really deep topic. +[2783.50 --> 2784.56] That's like a new thing though, right? +[2785.30 --> 2785.88] New-ish. +[2785.88 --> 2786.32] Yeah. +[2786.64 --> 2787.02] All right. +[2787.50 --> 2787.72] Yeah. +[2787.88 --> 2788.76] That's its own thing. +[2788.88 --> 2789.12] Yeah. +[2789.12 --> 2790.64] That's very much its own conversation. +[2790.80 --> 2792.38] And I'm not well-versed enough in that at all. +[2792.76 --> 2793.96] You know what I am well-versed in? +[2794.06 --> 2799.56] The first uncensored adult Steam game, which got banned in 28 countries after only coming +[2799.56 --> 2799.80] out. +[2799.88 --> 2800.42] I'm so surprised. +[2800.42 --> 2801.42] On September 14th. +[2801.42 --> 2803.58] That was fast. +[2803.72 --> 2804.12] But you know what? +[2804.28 --> 2807.30] It's still available in the US, Canada, and UK. +[2807.80 --> 2810.58] And that's a lot of the people listening right now. +[2811.50 --> 2811.92] It is. +[2812.00 --> 2815.90] And now since it's banned, we all get to talk about it and see what all the fuss is about. +[2816.02 --> 2816.94] And their sales get to go. +[2817.30 --> 2817.94] We've been. +[2818.04 --> 2818.36] Yeah. +[2818.36 --> 2819.08] That's a good point. +[2819.36 --> 2819.58] Yeah. +[2819.62 --> 2820.68] Maybe that was the whole goal. +[2821.26 --> 2825.36] We've been talking about this developing Steam conversation for quite a while now. +[2825.36 --> 2830.08] I think this is the third or fourth time it's come into the show where Steam banned a game +[2830.08 --> 2835.34] and then there became the whole topic of like, well, should they actually be the gatekeepers +[2835.34 --> 2837.20] to what games get to be on the platform? +[2837.94 --> 2840.84] Because at a certain point, you kind of stop. +[2843.10 --> 2848.58] Like when you own so much of a space, people stop seeing you as a private company and start +[2848.58 --> 2850.08] seeing you as like. +[2850.08 --> 2851.10] Like an essential service. +[2851.24 --> 2851.46] Yeah. +[2851.80 --> 2852.06] Yeah. +[2852.06 --> 2856.42] And it's not actually what happens, but people start observing your company as that. +[2856.86 --> 2860.16] It's like when Target said that they weren't going to have Grand Theft Auto on their shelves +[2860.16 --> 2860.54] anymore. +[2860.90 --> 2864.82] It's like they thought that was some kind of breach of human rights or something. +[2864.88 --> 2872.12] It's like if I open James Pizza Shop and I want to serve only ham and pineapple, I'm allowed +[2872.12 --> 2872.50] to do that. +[2872.60 --> 2873.24] It's my shop. +[2873.24 --> 2873.68] You can absolutely do that. +[2873.68 --> 2877.86] But you start to get kind of entitled and be like, no, Walmart has to have everything, +[2877.86 --> 2879.74] a completely comprehensive selection. +[2879.74 --> 2882.02] And if it doesn't, then they're just censoring. +[2882.96 --> 2889.36] And there's some validity there because consumers could just go somewhere else. +[2889.62 --> 2889.74] Right. +[2890.18 --> 2896.28] So you start being seen as an essential service and then you kind of have to act that way +[2896.28 --> 2897.50] or else people will just bail. +[2898.30 --> 2901.04] Or you don't and then hope that you make it anyways. +[2901.32 --> 2905.16] But Steam's approach was that we'll just add filters and you can just not see what you +[2905.16 --> 2905.72] don't want to see. +[2905.72 --> 2909.06] And then apparently countries are just going to ban games anyways. +[2909.34 --> 2910.94] So it doesn't really matter. +[2911.18 --> 2911.48] Yeah. +[2911.56 --> 2917.14] So the official statement from Steam, I believe, is like they do not endorse pornography or +[2917.14 --> 2918.98] erotica in games. +[2919.60 --> 2920.90] The game's still on the store. +[2921.40 --> 2921.58] Yeah. +[2922.00 --> 2926.36] But you're not going to see it unless you specifically tell Steam that you want to see +[2926.36 --> 2926.92] those things. +[2927.10 --> 2927.30] Yeah. +[2927.58 --> 2931.00] And I'm 13 and I'm on Steam and I'm just checking that box. +[2931.26 --> 2931.52] Yeah. +[2931.52 --> 2933.70] I'm sure most people are. +[2934.16 --> 2936.88] I am definitely 28 years old. +[2936.94 --> 2940.58] It's like those Flash games when you're a kid and the internet was new. +[2940.98 --> 2941.92] You're like, are you at least 18? +[2942.38 --> 2942.82] Sure. +[2943.14 --> 2944.18] It's like, what year were you born? +[2944.50 --> 2945.50] Scroll down to the 50s. +[2945.52 --> 2946.54] That's definitely old enough. +[2946.80 --> 2949.46] Dude, I used to troll and just make myself like a thousand years old. +[2949.64 --> 2953.86] Because sometimes they just pull from like a database of years, right? +[2954.04 --> 2955.08] So they wouldn't even check. +[2955.16 --> 2955.98] Input the year? +[2956.10 --> 2957.52] You're like 1676. +[2958.08 --> 2958.32] Yeah. +[2958.32 --> 2962.00] I was born in the 1500s. +[2962.14 --> 2968.06] The game Negligé Love Stories is the first totally uncensored adult game on Steam. +[2969.48 --> 2974.78] It's been banned in all sorts of usual suspect kind of countries like Saudi Arabia. +[2976.34 --> 2976.56] Yeah. +[2977.30 --> 2978.26] That's not surprising. +[2979.14 --> 2982.90] The game's been banned in a number of countries for having uncensored naked anime girls. +[2984.12 --> 2985.24] Damn cartoon boobies. +[2985.24 --> 2985.76] Yep. +[2986.70 --> 2993.80] They might release future games with a censored edition as the main release with a free or cheap mature content filter. +[2994.60 --> 2996.36] Mature content release. +[2996.62 --> 2997.96] I don't know what to call that. +[2998.08 --> 2998.92] The opposite of filter. +[3000.06 --> 3000.62] Uncensored. +[3000.80 --> 3001.04] Unveiling. +[3001.26 --> 3001.54] Yeah. +[3002.20 --> 3003.64] The unveiling DLC. +[3003.84 --> 3004.12] There you go. +[3004.30 --> 3005.16] The RTX on. +[3005.42 --> 3005.54] Yeah. +[3006.12 --> 3007.10] Way on. +[3008.08 --> 3009.84] I think they're a little bit worried. +[3010.06 --> 3010.46] RTX off. +[3010.56 --> 3011.12] RTX on. +[3011.20 --> 3012.36] RTX super on. +[3012.36 --> 3013.78] The switch is broken. +[3015.14 --> 3016.28] Just holding the lever. +[3016.50 --> 3016.68] Yeah. +[3017.18 --> 3018.16] There's a quote here. +[3018.56 --> 3029.48] If they find or targeted Steam as per our agreement with Steam, we, this is Darker Studios, we would be liable for all the costs and damages to Steam, which would end our company. +[3029.48 --> 3036.34] And since we are a small indie developer and do not have the resources for such costs while making games, that would be a bad thing. +[3036.44 --> 3047.32] And that's why they're considering in the future just kind of making it safe by default and then just charging you a bit more, having you to opt in to get in the dirty version. +[3047.32 --> 3052.46] Speaking of things getting banned in different countries, Twitch has been blocked in China. +[3052.62 --> 3053.64] You are trying to block me. +[3056.28 --> 3071.50] Twitch has received an uptick in Chinese viewership over the last few months as audiences flocked to watch esports matches being played at the Asian Games in Jakarta, an event not broadcasted on state-run media in China. +[3071.50 --> 3076.22] Last month, Twitch hit the number three spot among free apps in China. +[3076.64 --> 3083.20] Downloads for the app of the week of August 27th rose 23 times higher than the previous week. +[3083.68 --> 3088.20] China performed well during the event and brought back two gold medals. +[3088.38 --> 3096.42] But now Twitch has been blocked in China with no official statement being released by Chinese authorities because they probably really don't care. +[3096.42 --> 3102.70] The steady shutdown of access to Twitch was logged via social media in China. +[3103.04 --> 3109.04] Viewers in many provinces reported that the site was suddenly unavailable in their region while it was still up elsewhere. +[3109.28 --> 3111.46] By the end of the week, Twitch had been completely blocked. +[3111.46 --> 3120.86] Yeah, so the way this works, I think, is that you kind of, obviously China, they like to control the activity that happens online. +[3121.16 --> 3127.92] So if suddenly there's a lot of activity on a website, that kind of gets their attention. +[3128.48 --> 3133.60] And so, for example, streaming is really popular in China, but they've got strict rules. +[3134.12 --> 3135.04] Some of them are really weird. +[3135.04 --> 3140.40] Like you are not allowed to stream yourself eating a banana because pornography is illegal in China. +[3140.40 --> 3148.18] There became a trend of people just doing non-pornographic erotic things like eating bananas in a sexual manner while streaming. +[3148.48 --> 3151.60] So then they just said, okay, eating a banana on a stream is illegal. +[3151.72 --> 3153.02] So they have rules like this. +[3153.18 --> 3156.20] And when suddenly a large portion of the Chinese population... +[3156.20 --> 3157.76] What about like a voluptuous grapefruit? +[3158.58 --> 3159.66] I'm sure you could push it. +[3160.64 --> 3161.54] It's not a banana. +[3161.64 --> 3162.40] It's a plantain. +[3163.28 --> 3164.16] It's girthier. +[3164.48 --> 3165.30] This one's an eggplant. +[3165.30 --> 3169.34] There's another one you're not allowed to wear. +[3169.82 --> 3170.96] Something you're not allowed to wear. +[3171.18 --> 3172.68] I forget, but it's silly. +[3173.92 --> 3177.74] So then you get a foreign website that gets a lot of traction. +[3177.88 --> 3179.18] There's a lot of people watching streams. +[3179.56 --> 3181.26] And they have no control of what happens on those streams. +[3181.84 --> 3187.92] The population could be watching streamers who are talking about topics that are not friendly to the party. +[3188.32 --> 3189.26] And that's no good. +[3189.30 --> 3190.20] So they just shut it down. +[3190.20 --> 3198.74] And if they think it's a compelling offering that the people of China should have in their lives, then they'll just get a Chinese company to make a carbon copy of it. +[3198.96 --> 3199.06] Yeah. +[3199.68 --> 3201.02] And then they keep the money in China. +[3201.40 --> 3207.04] Someone in chat is like putting me on blast because I'm not using this opportunity to rep PIA. +[3209.42 --> 3211.02] That's going to cost you PIA. +[3211.04 --> 3211.60] They're helpful. +[3211.82 --> 3212.52] TNX week. +[3213.10 --> 3214.42] You might be in trouble in China. +[3215.96 --> 3218.66] There's a bunch more topics, but we could also be sort of done. +[3218.66 --> 3220.52] Is there any you want to talk about? +[3220.58 --> 3221.54] Because there's a lot of topics. +[3221.66 --> 3223.32] So is there any you specifically want to jump to? +[3223.36 --> 3225.06] Here's one that's 10 seconds long. +[3225.24 --> 3226.48] OnePlus is making TVs. +[3226.94 --> 3227.62] That's all we know. +[3228.06 --> 3228.88] We don't know when. +[3229.08 --> 3230.30] We don't know how much they cost. +[3230.98 --> 3234.16] We can be reasonably sure they're not going to actually make panels like LG. +[3234.40 --> 3234.58] Yeah. +[3234.72 --> 3239.66] Or what's the big Chinese one that no one knows, but it's actually third. +[3240.00 --> 3240.22] Oh. +[3241.06 --> 3241.64] Start with the T. +[3242.10 --> 3242.38] TLC. +[3243.18 --> 3243.48] Is it? +[3244.20 --> 3244.88] No, TCL. +[3245.22 --> 3245.56] TCL. +[3245.74 --> 3246.60] They're not going to do that. +[3246.60 --> 3248.32] They're just going to be a... +[3248.32 --> 3248.54] Yeah. +[3248.62 --> 3249.44] Tender loving China. +[3250.36 --> 3253.54] They're just going to buy a panel from someone else and then put a casing on it and make their +[3253.54 --> 3257.02] own on-screen display and somehow integrate it with their phones, I'm sure. +[3257.14 --> 3258.30] But that's about all we know. +[3258.56 --> 3258.72] Yeah. +[3258.78 --> 3259.38] But that's cool. +[3259.70 --> 3260.64] They make headphones good. +[3262.10 --> 3262.50] Yeah. +[3263.18 --> 3267.42] I don't know anything about this at all, but it seems cool. +[3267.86 --> 3272.52] Europe and Washington State bands together to tackle the loot box problem. +[3272.52 --> 3274.46] And it's a long topic. +[3275.10 --> 3277.20] It's cool, though, because it just puts more pressure. +[3277.60 --> 3278.34] Hopefully... +[3278.34 --> 3278.66] Absolutely. +[3278.72 --> 3281.60] There'll be no more loot boxes at all, but that's dumb. +[3282.40 --> 3282.48] That'd be great. +[3282.48 --> 3284.44] They'll make it freemium somehow. +[3284.68 --> 3285.34] They'll find a way. +[3286.42 --> 3287.64] Money will find a way. +[3288.22 --> 3289.06] I hate loot boxes. +[3289.78 --> 3290.62] See you at my birthday. +[3290.86 --> 3291.34] My... +[3291.34 --> 3292.82] I'm out of here. +[3292.82 --> 3299.02] Honestly, one of my biggest problems with loot boxes is, I think, something that isn't +[3299.02 --> 3300.50] being fought for very much. +[3301.04 --> 3302.98] I hate that cosmetic items are in it. +[3303.44 --> 3304.86] And a lot of people say that it's fine. +[3305.08 --> 3309.18] But there's a lot of paid games that have cosmetic items in loot boxes. +[3309.42 --> 3311.18] And I think that is horrendous. +[3311.18 --> 3314.60] The old League of Legends model, especially then, it wasn't even a loot box. +[3315.36 --> 3316.44] You just buy it. +[3316.66 --> 3318.18] You buy the one you want, which is... +[3318.86 --> 3320.06] Why is that so hard? +[3320.52 --> 3321.72] You just get the thing you want. +[3321.72 --> 3325.72] But with loot boxes, putting cosmetic items in it, it removes... +[3326.48 --> 3329.70] In my opinion, it removes features from the game. +[3329.90 --> 3332.46] And I think that's something that people aren't really paying attention to. +[3332.54 --> 3333.54] Like, if you look at Destiny. +[3334.58 --> 3336.68] Destiny, when it first came out, I've heard the new expansion is good. +[3336.76 --> 3336.94] Whatever. +[3337.10 --> 3337.46] I don't care. +[3337.50 --> 3338.16] I'm done with that game. +[3338.36 --> 3343.16] But when Destiny first came out, there was all this stuff to do, but it was extremely +[3343.16 --> 3343.94] not rewarding. +[3344.38 --> 3346.80] And you would hit a cap really, really quickly. +[3347.02 --> 3351.42] And then the main things left to do in the game, in a lot of games, once you hit the end, +[3351.42 --> 3353.86] is to make your character look really cool. +[3354.36 --> 3356.50] And there was a lot of ways to pay for that. +[3357.02 --> 3363.06] But there's so many systems in the game where it would have been really easy and absolutely +[3363.06 --> 3367.80] would have happened, like, 10 years ago, if there was no loot boxes. +[3368.18 --> 3371.90] They would have had, maybe not all the cosmetic items, but a lot of the cosmetic items that +[3371.90 --> 3376.02] were there would be unlockable through doing something in the game. +[3376.02 --> 3378.94] And you paid full price for this game. +[3379.08 --> 3382.70] So having, like, additional challenges, like, oh, beating the raid in under a certain amount +[3382.70 --> 3386.84] of time, or beating the raid with no deaths, or doing whatever else. +[3386.84 --> 3387.22] It's not new content. +[3387.36 --> 3388.46] The raid was already there. +[3388.52 --> 3388.66] Yeah. +[3388.74 --> 3390.52] It's just new incentive to play it a different way. +[3390.78 --> 3391.00] Yeah. +[3391.06 --> 3392.62] And that's huge for me, personally. +[3392.62 --> 3394.58] I love weird challenge modes. +[3394.58 --> 3398.82] I'll often, like, play a game on a not very high difficulty, but then make it so that, +[3398.90 --> 3401.18] like, oh, I'm playing a shooter game, but I'm... +[3401.18 --> 3401.68] You nerf yourself. +[3401.84 --> 3403.30] I don't allow myself to use guns. +[3403.46 --> 3403.54] Yeah. +[3403.54 --> 3406.96] I have to use, like, just a knife. +[3407.08 --> 3407.30] Yeah. +[3407.32 --> 3409.60] I did that in Splinter Cell in the third one, Chaos Theory. +[3409.72 --> 3409.86] Yeah. +[3409.86 --> 3412.82] I was only allowed to stun the lights out, like EMP them. +[3413.16 --> 3413.94] No bullets at all. +[3414.14 --> 3417.44] I missed out on all the shotguns and snipers and all the cool things in that game. +[3417.58 --> 3417.82] Yeah. +[3418.44 --> 3420.32] But it makes it really a cool experience. +[3420.32 --> 3425.70] And that's something you can do, and the game can also incentivize those types of situations, +[3426.28 --> 3427.22] and they often... +[3427.22 --> 3431.02] Games often do with cosmetic items or unlocks of some sort. +[3431.30 --> 3438.24] Like, if you remember Smash back in the day, to unlock all the characters, you had to do +[3438.24 --> 3438.66] some stuff. +[3438.68 --> 3439.36] What did you have to do? +[3439.48 --> 3441.22] I don't even remember, but you had to do some stuff. +[3441.60 --> 3443.78] I feel like it required an all-nighter. +[3444.26 --> 3447.98] It's like you had to do something with every character, some crazy thing like that. +[3447.98 --> 3449.44] Like, it was kind of not... +[3449.44 --> 3452.90] A lot of games used to have those types of systems, and those were really fun. +[3453.26 --> 3455.16] And now most of those things... +[3455.16 --> 3457.22] I'm not saying the new Smash doesn't have this one. +[3457.24 --> 3459.22] I don't even know if the last Smash had that type of a system. +[3459.56 --> 3460.94] I'm not trying to throw Smash under the bus. +[3461.00 --> 3464.24] I just remember that was a very legendary one, being able to unlock the characters, +[3464.36 --> 3465.40] fairly core to the game. +[3466.34 --> 3471.18] A lot of games used to have systems where if you did something at an advanced level or +[3471.18 --> 3473.74] in a specific way, you would unlock something. +[3473.74 --> 3477.82] And most of those systems have been removed in order to make it so you pay for those things. +[3477.98 --> 3478.56] Yeah, that's weak. +[3478.78 --> 3479.32] That is... +[3479.32 --> 3480.58] I hate that so much. +[3480.62 --> 3481.40] We need a new council. +[3481.80 --> 3482.38] A new council. +[3482.70 --> 3482.94] Yeah. +[3483.48 --> 3483.72] Yeah. +[3484.02 --> 3485.02] Hey, are there any more Super Chats? +[3486.32 --> 3487.58] I don't know how to check. +[3488.54 --> 3489.64] Like, 100%. +[3489.64 --> 3489.72] I have no idea. +[3489.72 --> 3491.12] Do you have to just scroll up or something? +[3491.66 --> 3491.98] Oh, wait. +[3492.00 --> 3492.56] Are they in line? +[3492.62 --> 3493.06] Here they are. +[3493.42 --> 3493.60] Oh. +[3493.84 --> 3494.20] I think. +[3494.54 --> 3494.76] Hello? +[3496.14 --> 3496.88] Hi, boys. +[3497.92 --> 3498.28] Notice. +[3498.54 --> 3500.46] Luke is the best at responding to Super Chat. +[3501.88 --> 3502.52] Two bucks. +[3502.80 --> 3503.48] Hi, boys. +[3503.48 --> 3504.48] Just want to say... +[3504.48 --> 3506.28] Say you're beautiful people. +[3506.40 --> 3507.44] My beautiful people what? +[3507.44 --> 3508.76] Linus is not there. +[3508.90 --> 3510.10] Please raise mic volume. +[3510.20 --> 3511.04] Does this thing work? +[3511.44 --> 3514.58] September 7th isn't in the playlist, by the way. +[3515.08 --> 3515.46] Okay. +[3516.02 --> 3516.90] Thanks, Gabriel. +[3517.28 --> 3518.46] How many giga raised? +[3518.70 --> 3519.48] Says Alexa support. +[3519.62 --> 3519.86] LOL. +[3520.66 --> 3521.50] DLSS. +[3522.60 --> 3525.66] Does the NCIX data breach affect anybody? +[3526.12 --> 3528.08] In a real first world country. +[3528.94 --> 3529.34] Okay. +[3529.34 --> 3532.34] That person must be from England because... +[3532.34 --> 3534.82] Is that a shot at Canada and the US? +[3535.56 --> 3535.86] No. +[3536.08 --> 3539.64] I'm saying this from someone from the US making a shot at Canada. +[3540.44 --> 3542.84] But I think Canada is more first world than the US. +[3543.04 --> 3544.04] Get at me, haters. +[3544.34 --> 3545.22] But there's NCIX US. +[3546.52 --> 3547.98] The US database is in there. +[3550.38 --> 3554.22] On privacy flight, there's people with US addresses because the US database leaked. +[3554.28 --> 3555.36] We're all wrecked together. +[3555.50 --> 3555.74] Yeah. +[3556.22 --> 3556.52] Unity. +[3556.88 --> 3557.24] Unity. +[3557.24 --> 3559.48] I gotta get my carpool home. +[3560.02 --> 3560.42] Ubuntu. +[3561.16 --> 3562.56] Just get bunted. +[3563.40 --> 3564.50] Turn off slow mode. +[3564.62 --> 3565.24] It's what Linus... +[3565.24 --> 3566.28] I don't even know how to do that. +[3566.90 --> 3568.16] Luke, my girlfriend is in love with you. +[3568.20 --> 3568.70] What do I do? +[3569.06 --> 3569.34] Wow. +[3570.10 --> 3570.66] Kill Luke. +[3571.66 --> 3573.24] And take his... +[3574.54 --> 3575.16] His loot. +[3577.20 --> 3578.24] Unlock some new... +[3578.24 --> 3580.74] He's just gonna be sitting on the ground. +[3581.56 --> 3582.58] Equip his items. +[3584.24 --> 3585.32] Unlock new cosmetics. +[3585.32 --> 3586.84] Plus three beard of wisdom. +[3588.14 --> 3589.20] Minus two knees. +[3590.86 --> 3593.80] When will NCX Tech Tips be doing a collaboration with Linus Tech Tips? +[3593.92 --> 3595.84] Either that's a joke or you're really behind the times. +[3596.42 --> 3598.42] Google Home or Alexa preference. +[3598.66 --> 3598.80] Go. +[3599.44 --> 3601.12] Google Home, but I haven't really played with Alexa too much. +[3601.18 --> 3603.30] But it seems so geared towards ordering stuff on Amazon. +[3603.42 --> 3603.82] I don't care. +[3604.02 --> 3605.12] Exact same story for me. +[3608.32 --> 3609.18] I don't know. +[3609.34 --> 3610.58] Also, this shirt's for sale. +[3610.86 --> 3611.58] There's a lot of these. +[3611.90 --> 3612.16] Yeah. +[3612.16 --> 3618.60] Are you RTX on enough to sport this thing and be swimming in the affections of the people you love? +[3618.94 --> 3619.16] No. +[3619.32 --> 3620.08] You can buy it. +[3620.44 --> 3621.10] Get it. +[3621.30 --> 3621.84] Get at it. +[3622.08 --> 3623.46] It actually fits pretty good. +[3623.62 --> 3624.82] I think this looks great on me. +[3625.72 --> 3627.32] It does fit well. +[3627.68 --> 3628.16] Yeah. +[3628.62 --> 3628.92] Hell yeah. +[3629.26 --> 3630.10] All right, guys. +[3630.26 --> 3631.76] I think that's it for the show. +[3631.90 --> 3632.90] Thank you for tuning in. +[3633.64 --> 3637.76] Sorry it was like half an hour late because we were streaming to the wrong platform. +[3638.02 --> 3638.58] So, rip. +[3640.26 --> 3640.70] Rip. +[3640.70 --> 3641.82] And I'll see you next time. diff --git a/NEW HOST - WAN Show May.11 2018_transcript.txt b/NEW HOST - WAN Show May.11 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8df7b3072239b2f4e0671b012a103ad8c98b828a --- /dev/null +++ b/NEW HOST - WAN Show May.11 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,2219 @@ +[0.04 --> 6.04] Press the button and we're live. Welcome to the WAN show. How's it going? How was your week? How was your week? +[6.82 --> 12.00] It's the Na Show. It's the Na Show again, buddy. I forgot about that. I'm sorry. We're in Bizarro land. +[12.54 --> 14.96] Yes, we're lazy James. We went by fast. +[15.60 --> 21.20] Went by fast, eh? I guess. I think having really poor short-term memory helps because +[22.00 --> 25.70] Basically every Monday people are like, what did you do this weekend? +[25.70 --> 28.80] I don't know. What did I do on Friday? +[28.80 --> 32.16] Nah. Something not very novel, apparently. +[32.50 --> 47.48] Right. Red books. We have an interesting show today, though. If your weekend went by kind of quickly and was uninteresting as well, maybe this will be an interesting cap to the end of the rest of the week. We're talking about people not knowing that they're talking to AI. +[48.12 --> 48.56] Yes. +[48.70 --> 52.70] Which is a surprising amount of sophistication from Google Duplex, but we'll talk about that later. +[52.70 --> 57.76] Google blew everyone's collective mind at their I.O. conference earlier this weekend. We're also going to talk about Boston Dynamics. +[57.76 --> 60.62] Who's kicking ass on the other part of robot futures. +[61.06 --> 61.26] Yeah. +[61.26 --> 62.32] The embodied part. +[62.52 --> 65.00] Oh, my. Put them together and it can talk and move. +[65.62 --> 71.08] Also, Nintendo has shared some details about its Switch online service, which is Coolio. +[71.08 --> 78.68] And rumors about the iPhone 10 Plus sized version of the future this fall. The big one. The big 10. +[78.82 --> 79.76] I thought it was already pretty big. +[80.22 --> 81.28] No, we'll talk about that. +[81.34 --> 83.68] Okay. I'm not really into the whatever. That's fine. +[83.84 --> 84.04] Woo! +[85.32 --> 86.42] Can you see his feet? +[87.68 --> 88.52] When he's in the boat? +[89.08 --> 89.96] When he's in the boat? +[90.04 --> 90.26] Yeah. +[90.26 --> 91.16] Okay, let's uh. +[92.48 --> 92.86] Again. +[93.40 --> 94.18] No, not really. +[94.32 --> 94.44] Kind of. +[94.78 --> 95.76] The one leg you can. +[96.04 --> 98.56] You can see his. Yeah, you can see the side of his leg. You can't see his feet, though. +[99.86 --> 100.62] You can there. +[104.62 --> 107.14] That was one of the best, like, Mario spring noises. +[107.30 --> 109.12] That's my best sound I can do. +[109.30 --> 109.98] That's pretty epic. +[112.78 --> 113.42] Uh, right. +[113.58 --> 114.96] I really wish I could do the tube. +[115.20 --> 115.84] Spectrum. +[116.18 --> 116.68] Yeah. +[116.68 --> 116.96] Yeah. +[117.64 --> 119.24] Stab is jerky and Linus isn't here. +[119.34 --> 120.04] Ha ha ha ha. +[120.24 --> 120.54] Also. +[120.94 --> 121.94] Gonna eat all the maple bacon. +[122.24 --> 123.08] Fresh bugs. +[123.22 --> 123.76] Fresh bugs. +[124.84 --> 126.12] Let's reset this. +[126.34 --> 126.84] Fresh bugs. +[127.06 --> 128.24] And then go back to here. +[129.32 --> 129.72] Yes. +[129.98 --> 130.64] We did it. +[131.00 --> 131.84] How's it going, everyone? +[131.92 --> 134.88] I don't know if the Twitch chat opened, which makes me feel strange. +[135.08 --> 135.74] I'm gonna fix that. +[137.94 --> 140.34] You wanna, let's just get right into Google duplexes. +[140.34 --> 143.34] I think that was the coolest thing I've seen at least all year. +[143.34 --> 147.54] I think, okay, let's just assume that no one's seen it. +[147.54 --> 150.20] Our source is SC2 Mitch on the forum. +[150.26 --> 151.06] Is it SC2 Mitch? +[151.32 --> 151.58] Yeah. +[151.64 --> 151.90] Yes. +[151.98 --> 153.64] And I assume that stands for StarCraft II. +[154.34 --> 155.30] I've just always assumed that. +[155.30 --> 156.20] I'm gonna go with it. +[156.62 --> 157.36] I like it. +[157.40 --> 162.10] I feel like I've been told what it stood for before, but I don't remember, but I'm gonna +[162.10 --> 162.80] go with StarCraft. +[163.12 --> 163.26] Yeah. +[163.82 --> 163.98] Yeah. +[164.34 --> 167.82] Anyways, I will never trust anyone on the phone that goes, uh-huh. +[168.28 --> 168.62] Mm-hmm. +[168.86 --> 169.18] Mm-hmm. +[169.30 --> 169.62] Mm-hmm. +[169.62 --> 170.16] That's it. +[170.22 --> 170.56] Yeah, yeah. +[170.80 --> 171.14] Mm-hmm. +[171.14 --> 175.38] So at Google I.O., which is their conference every year for developers, as opposed to the +[175.38 --> 180.14] Made by Google hardware event in the fall, which is for consumer products, at Google I.O. +[180.14 --> 183.84] this week, they were showing off all the new feature tech that they're doing. +[184.00 --> 185.44] It's way beyond Android now. +[185.86 --> 188.66] And one of the things they showed is a future service that's gonna be rolling out later +[188.66 --> 189.94] this year that they call... +[189.94 --> 190.80] What the hell? +[192.56 --> 195.76] Why does something weird happen, like, out there every time we're on the show now? +[195.76 --> 196.54] They're listening to us. +[196.78 --> 196.96] Yeah. +[196.96 --> 201.72] Um, they're calling it Google Duplex, and the idea here is that in the future, Google's +[201.72 --> 203.10] gonna help you get stuff done. +[203.18 --> 206.26] That's the Google Assistant's job, and one of those things that you need to get done a +[206.26 --> 210.42] lot of the time is making a phone call to book reservations at a restaurant, or book a hair +[210.42 --> 211.46] appointment, or something like that. +[211.70 --> 213.24] And these are the two examples they showed. +[213.60 --> 219.88] So, Sundar puts up on the screen behind him a real recording of a real call, and I expect +[219.88 --> 222.14] that they did hundreds or thousands of these calls. +[222.14 --> 226.16] And they probably cherry-picked, and it seemed like the person that picked up the phone was +[226.16 --> 228.22] the same person on, like, a few of them that I heard. +[228.62 --> 230.64] Oh, there's more than just the two he demoed? +[230.64 --> 231.92] There's more calls you can listen to? +[231.98 --> 236.22] I think I heard three, but I could be really not remembering accurately. +[236.52 --> 238.80] Again, we've got a similar short-term memory loss situation. +[239.02 --> 240.34] At least two, for sure. +[240.86 --> 243.38] I heard one where it was a guy calling in... +[243.38 --> 243.62] Yeah. +[243.88 --> 248.12] And I think there was a girl calling in to something, a hair appointment or something? +[248.20 --> 248.22] Yeah. +[248.22 --> 248.82] Those are the ones... +[248.82 --> 249.36] Calling for my client? +[249.44 --> 250.44] That's what he demoed, right? +[250.44 --> 250.82] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[250.94 --> 254.62] So, on the screen, we just see kind of a visualization of a phone call. +[254.72 --> 260.74] You get the Google Assistant logo representing the robot or the AI, and then just like a phone +[260.74 --> 261.78] logo representing the person. +[262.72 --> 266.16] And the person answers the phone and says, you know, this is the hair salon. +[266.22 --> 266.84] How can I help you? +[266.90 --> 272.40] And then you hear this impeccably human-sounding voice on the other side saying, hey, I'm calling +[272.40 --> 274.94] on behalf of a client, and I'm looking to book a hair appointment. +[274.94 --> 280.02] And then a conversation ensues, and the result of which is a hair appointment is booked. +[280.02 --> 284.00] And then I guess the user's phone would receive a notification that says, you have got a hair +[284.00 --> 284.34] appointment. +[284.46 --> 290.36] So, you can just be like, hey, assistant, book me a hair appointment at this place for this +[290.36 --> 293.54] time or between this time, between 10 and 12 on Friday. +[293.74 --> 296.60] And then a few minutes later, you're going to get a notification that says, yep, that's +[296.60 --> 296.80] done. +[298.30 --> 298.74] Yeah. +[300.62 --> 303.02] Someone in chat said, Luke is skeptical as usual. +[303.24 --> 306.02] I think it will work as advertised service people stick to a script. +[306.02 --> 311.46] I am skeptical, but I think it will usually work because of what you just said. +[311.54 --> 311.68] Yeah. +[311.72 --> 316.16] Usually, when you're calling into a restaurant, there's a fairly formulaic way that you would +[316.16 --> 316.82] book a reservation. +[316.92 --> 317.82] That is absolutely true. +[317.98 --> 318.10] Right. +[318.10 --> 319.86] And it's not even necessarily that they stick to a script. +[320.00 --> 324.32] It's just there's fairly basic information that needs to be passed back and forth, and +[324.32 --> 325.70] it's not that complicated to figure out what is going to be there. +[325.70 --> 326.06] That's right. +[326.06 --> 332.38] So, that kind of feeds into how the voice sounds because it sounds really realistic. +[332.66 --> 335.58] It sounds more realistic than the Google Assistant voice. +[335.76 --> 341.88] It even sounds more realistic than the Google Assistant voice using WaveNet, which is another +[341.88 --> 343.14] thing they announced at IO. +[343.26 --> 349.68] WaveNet, which was a system that was outlined in a paper by Google's DeepMind like 18 months +[349.68 --> 351.44] ago, was finally being integrated into the Google Assistant. +[351.44 --> 356.46] So, this is just taking in raw waveforms and making your phonemes based on that. +[356.70 --> 358.52] It makes the Google Assistant voice way better. +[358.94 --> 363.12] They demoed that, and it still wasn't as good as what we hear on Duplex, which makes me think +[363.12 --> 367.26] that what we hear on Duplex, for the most part, is pre-recorded soundbites. +[367.86 --> 372.92] You can hear it sounds a little inhuman when they say numbers and dates and times because +[372.92 --> 375.16] that's kind of turnkey. +[375.30 --> 376.06] They plug that in. +[376.28 --> 376.36] Yeah. +[376.36 --> 382.52] But the reason they would be able to use pre-recorded soundbites is because the possible set of +[382.52 --> 388.58] interactions is much decreased when you're in this kind of scenario where you just need +[388.58 --> 389.94] to do this one thing. +[390.28 --> 394.66] And a lot of it is like, let me check that for you, or would you mind going on hold for +[394.66 --> 396.96] a second, or something like that, where you just need to confirm. +[397.62 --> 401.18] So, the amount of times, that's why I keep on saying that mm-hmm thing, because the amount +[401.18 --> 404.04] of times, and that's all you really need to say on the phone, and that's often all you +[404.04 --> 413.52] really say on the phone, but the amount of times that the AI says it and does it very +[413.52 --> 415.50] believingly, very believably? +[415.72 --> 416.08] Believably. +[416.20 --> 416.48] You got it. +[416.82 --> 419.18] And it's really good. +[419.26 --> 426.40] The one thing that I noticed was there's a slight delay, a little bit more than I feel +[426.40 --> 429.40] like most people would take before they say something, but not very much. +[429.40 --> 433.36] And I think to counteract that, like they programmed in some delay. +[433.84 --> 438.28] Like when you answer the phone and say hello, they program in a wait, a B, because no one +[438.28 --> 439.10] just goes, hello, hello. +[439.50 --> 439.70] Yeah. +[439.98 --> 441.00] You wait a second, right? +[441.12 --> 443.82] And I might have been trying to look for it. +[444.46 --> 445.96] They also programmed in ums. +[446.40 --> 448.72] I mean, there's going to be some processing time too, right? +[448.80 --> 448.94] Yeah. +[449.92 --> 450.54] Really cool. +[450.62 --> 456.14] So, the reason that they can do that is because when I'm talking to my Google Assistant, I could +[456.14 --> 462.08] say anything to it and it has to be able to respond, but as this user on Twitch says, in +[462.08 --> 468.58] this situation, not only is the computer basically performing a script, a narrow set of actions, +[468.66 --> 472.20] of possible actions, but so is a human because the human on the other end is just trying to +[472.20 --> 473.50] get some basic information from you. +[473.52 --> 474.34] Someone's calling in. +[474.56 --> 475.60] What time do they want to come? +[475.70 --> 476.18] How many people? +[478.44 --> 481.92] Everyone's complaining about the contrast, so I'm trying to fix it, but I'm really bad. +[482.00 --> 482.42] I like that. +[482.46 --> 483.38] It's like an Instagram filter. +[483.38 --> 487.76] I'm really bad at doing anything related to this at all. +[487.98 --> 490.96] So, how brittle do you think this system is going to be when it launches? +[491.36 --> 492.70] That's everyone's first complaint. +[492.88 --> 497.56] Like, what if someone just says, enjoying the weather we're having and it doesn't know what +[497.56 --> 497.98] that means? +[498.42 --> 498.64] Yeah. +[498.70 --> 501.26] Like, if they need to do something and they're trying to carry on small talk. +[501.40 --> 501.54] Yeah. +[502.74 --> 505.08] Honestly, there might be some stuff set in. +[505.14 --> 509.68] I wouldn't be too surprised if there's some stuff set in to, like, basically cut those +[509.68 --> 512.28] conversations off by just using the, mm-hmm. +[512.74 --> 513.00] Yeah. +[513.28 --> 514.24] Enjoying the weather we're having? +[514.64 --> 514.82] Mm-hmm. +[514.92 --> 519.58] Well, another difference is that during the demo, the assistant never announces itself +[519.58 --> 520.26] as such. +[520.32 --> 522.22] It never says, hey, you're talking to a robot. +[522.34 --> 526.74] And a lot of people got pretty angry about that, but Google has, since the demo, promised +[526.74 --> 531.32] that when it rolls out, it will announce itself as a virtual assistant. +[531.32 --> 536.06] So, then you're not even going to have those problems because you know you're talking to +[536.06 --> 536.44] a person. +[536.64 --> 540.38] But you're not just going to hang up like you or me might when we answer our phone and +[540.38 --> 543.72] there's a robot there because it's business and you don't want to lose that business. +[543.92 --> 545.24] You want that appointment to get made. +[546.58 --> 548.92] Most, well, most businesses probably wouldn't hang up. +[549.80 --> 550.08] Yeah. +[550.38 --> 554.86] I, no, I, I completely agree because you want the business, but I think it's, I think it's, +[555.44 --> 557.46] I didn't know that it was going to announce. +[558.60 --> 559.46] That's a new development. +[560.10 --> 560.46] Okay. +[561.32 --> 566.30] Because I feel like now if I was a business, if I had a text version, I would just want +[566.30 --> 566.62] that. +[567.74 --> 569.86] Oh, you mean like if there's just an online web form? +[570.16 --> 570.32] Yeah. +[570.70 --> 570.94] Yeah. +[571.06 --> 573.24] I would rather that Google just filled that out. +[573.72 --> 576.26] Well, well, you would have to pay for that though. +[576.42 --> 578.78] You would have to build that, that booking system. +[578.90 --> 579.76] Whereas Google built this. +[579.78 --> 582.22] But there's a lot of like open table for restaurants. +[582.38 --> 582.56] Yeah. +[582.56 --> 583.52] There's open table. +[583.66 --> 590.08] There's like a lot of different services like this have services out there that work with +[590.08 --> 590.86] them to pair that together. +[590.86 --> 593.96] Like now I don't know if open table like takes something. +[594.52 --> 596.06] I can't see how they could take a cut. +[596.06 --> 599.84] But like, I'm sure there's some benefit there. +[599.84 --> 603.02] Like maybe you have to pay them to be on it or there's ads or something. +[603.10 --> 603.70] I have no idea. +[604.06 --> 609.68] There's another angle with the virtual assistant announcing itself, which is eavesdropping laws. +[609.94 --> 615.90] So when at least a dozen states, there's laws because it's, it doesn't have ears like you +[615.90 --> 616.16] and me. +[616.22 --> 617.26] It's not hearing the conversation. +[617.26 --> 619.36] It needs to actually record the conversation. +[619.36 --> 619.64] Yeah. +[619.64 --> 625.12] And because you're recording the conversation, there's states where every party on the, in +[625.12 --> 628.34] the conversation, each party has to consent to it being recorded. +[628.54 --> 631.58] So it either has to say, this is a virtual assistant. +[632.44 --> 633.88] Can I record this? +[633.88 --> 637.98] Or maybe it can get away with just announcing this is being recorded. +[638.20 --> 639.90] And if you don't hang up, you consent. +[640.32 --> 642.28] I don't know the particular laws for each state. +[642.28 --> 645.32] I feel like that could work. +[646.02 --> 647.58] Just so you know, this call is being recorded. +[647.80 --> 649.28] Please hang up if you don't want it to be. +[649.64 --> 649.68] Yeah. +[649.78 --> 650.24] But then. +[653.50 --> 654.38] Or maybe you. +[654.40 --> 656.02] You would have already started recording. +[656.14 --> 657.54] So I think you already broke the law. +[657.84 --> 660.76] So you'd have to be like, this call will be recorded in however much time. +[661.22 --> 661.76] Please hang up. +[661.78 --> 662.20] I don't know. +[662.32 --> 662.68] I don't know. +[662.76 --> 663.16] That's weird. +[663.74 --> 664.62] Maybe they just won't let it. +[664.72 --> 665.28] Well, it doesn't. +[665.36 --> 667.64] No, it doesn't necessarily have to have begun recording yet. +[669.18 --> 671.14] It can just say that script. +[672.28 --> 674.02] Before it starts hearing. +[674.44 --> 675.16] That's what I was saying. +[675.42 --> 675.56] Yeah. +[675.96 --> 677.98] So they might have to delay when it starts recording. +[678.38 --> 678.60] Right. +[678.86 --> 680.96] This call will be recorded in X amount of seconds. +[681.08 --> 682.14] Hang up if you don't want it to be. +[682.30 --> 682.48] Yeah. +[682.62 --> 683.44] And then start the conversation. +[685.04 --> 686.30] I don't know how to fix this for you guys. +[686.44 --> 686.88] I'm sorry. +[687.00 --> 687.94] I don't know camera stuff. +[688.12 --> 690.12] I've slightly moved all the dials. +[690.40 --> 692.46] I went down and people hated it. +[692.56 --> 693.72] I went up and people hated it. +[693.86 --> 694.30] I don't know. +[694.42 --> 694.84] I'm sorry. +[695.72 --> 697.58] Some camera person will have to fix it eventually. +[697.58 --> 700.00] I don't know why Wancho gets screwed up every week. +[700.14 --> 700.68] But it does. +[700.96 --> 702.04] We have way more lights this time. +[702.04 --> 703.30] For the demo. +[703.74 --> 706.32] When the virtual assistant was calling all these people. +[706.44 --> 707.32] When they're collecting this data. +[707.40 --> 708.72] And they're doing their test runs. +[708.84 --> 710.74] They did presumably hundreds of these calls. +[711.34 --> 712.72] I think this is kind of like. +[712.78 --> 714.12] It might go down in the history books. +[714.76 --> 715.60] Because when. +[716.12 --> 717.12] What other time. +[717.52 --> 718.54] Like if we live in a future. +[718.72 --> 720.26] Where there's AIs that look like us. +[720.28 --> 720.88] And think like us. +[720.90 --> 721.56] And are better than us. +[722.00 --> 723.50] You're going to be able to look back in time. +[723.64 --> 725.82] And point to a scenario where. +[725.82 --> 726.16] Yep. +[726.28 --> 729.54] That was the first time that a human didn't know they were talking to an AI. +[729.54 --> 729.62] Why? +[731.86 --> 732.22] Yeah. +[732.32 --> 733.76] Because no one leaked this. +[734.20 --> 735.02] No one was like. +[735.10 --> 736.90] I think a computer called me. +[737.66 --> 739.74] Like I never saw an article about that. +[740.94 --> 741.34] You know what I mean? +[741.34 --> 742.02] Like they didn't know. +[742.20 --> 742.32] Yeah. +[742.32 --> 742.52] They just. +[742.66 --> 743.58] They talked to it and they hung up. +[743.82 --> 745.04] I mean there's been chatbots. +[745.40 --> 746.88] People could be talking to chatbots. +[747.04 --> 747.24] Yeah. +[747.24 --> 748.28] There's the Turing test. +[748.36 --> 749.34] Which again is chat based. +[749.50 --> 749.62] Not. +[750.52 --> 750.80] Yeah. +[750.80 --> 751.54] Not audio based. +[751.54 --> 751.68] Yeah. +[752.36 --> 754.18] But even in the Turing test. +[754.30 --> 754.48] The. +[755.08 --> 755.56] The. +[756.20 --> 756.80] Participants. +[757.26 --> 758.22] They know that. +[758.38 --> 758.78] One of the. +[759.02 --> 760.90] The one of the conversations they're going to be having. +[761.00 --> 762.14] Is going to have an AI. +[762.30 --> 763.92] So like they're looking out for it. +[764.74 --> 765.04] Yeah. +[767.74 --> 768.46] Pretty cool. +[769.02 --> 771.14] And the Turing test could be used. +[771.42 --> 772.16] With chat. +[772.30 --> 773.74] With vocal chat in mind. +[774.16 --> 775.36] To just be adapted for it. +[775.36 --> 777.06] Like I know it's a specific thing. +[777.06 --> 778.74] It hasn't been conducted like that though. +[778.92 --> 779.18] Yeah. +[779.34 --> 779.70] I know. +[779.86 --> 780.70] But like it could be. +[780.76 --> 781.68] You could be adapted for that. +[781.72 --> 783.46] There's lots of ways to adapt the imitation game. +[783.50 --> 784.72] Because it's actually not that great of a test. +[785.62 --> 786.36] But anyway. +[787.84 --> 788.16] Yeah. +[788.28 --> 789.70] Let's just go right into Boston Dynamics. +[789.70 --> 790.56] I think it's very cool. +[790.56 --> 792.38] I don't want to like play the audio on stream. +[792.48 --> 793.52] Because I don't know how well it's going to come out. +[793.58 --> 794.10] And all that kind of stuff. +[794.20 --> 796.18] But if you guys haven't heard of it before now. +[796.28 --> 797.70] I would definitely look up Google Duplex. +[797.82 --> 798.70] And listen to the calls. +[799.16 --> 800.82] Because it's way more interesting. +[801.14 --> 802.06] Than it probably seems. +[802.62 --> 803.12] In fact. +[803.48 --> 804.24] If you have. +[804.66 --> 804.76] It's. +[804.76 --> 805.80] I mean when you're on YouTube. +[805.80 --> 807.58] It looks like the video is three hours long. +[807.66 --> 807.94] But if you. +[808.06 --> 809.22] It's probably only an hour and a half. +[809.26 --> 810.16] And if you have that time. +[810.20 --> 811.30] I would say watch all of IO. +[811.78 --> 812.50] There was a lot of. +[812.50 --> 813.06] I want to. +[813.16 --> 814.58] There was a lot of cool stuff in there. +[814.64 --> 815.48] Not just Duplex. +[815.58 --> 816.70] Duplex was definitely the coolest. +[816.86 --> 816.94] But. +[817.16 --> 818.44] Before the end of this weekend. +[818.44 --> 819.60] I will have seen the whole thing. +[820.02 --> 820.30] That's like. +[820.30 --> 821.24] Have you seen the bit with lens? +[821.66 --> 821.86] No. +[822.14 --> 822.90] Oh it's so crazy. +[823.00 --> 824.06] I've had almost no time. +[824.18 --> 825.12] I've been super slammed this week. +[825.12 --> 827.42] Because now that they've got such good image recognition. +[827.84 --> 831.04] They're getting closer to Google's end game goal. +[831.22 --> 831.66] Which was. +[832.84 --> 833.90] Information's coming at you. +[833.90 --> 835.52] Without you needing to query it. +[836.04 --> 836.18] With. +[836.30 --> 837.36] Like you're walking down the street. +[837.44 --> 838.84] Let's say you have some cool glasses. +[839.36 --> 840.70] And you just look at a building. +[840.94 --> 842.00] The image recognition. +[842.92 --> 845.06] Knows that that building is the Washington Monument. +[845.22 --> 845.60] And then. +[845.88 --> 848.08] A card comes up with the information about it. +[849.34 --> 850.10] Looks so awesome. +[850.24 --> 850.54] And it's. +[850.70 --> 852.16] It's integrated with the AR kit. +[852.22 --> 853.70] So it's like a nice distance away from you. +[853.74 --> 854.58] Like there's nice depth. +[854.68 --> 855.04] Oh yeah. +[855.12 --> 855.26] Yeah. +[855.26 --> 855.44] Yeah. +[855.56 --> 856.24] So it doesn't feel like. +[856.50 --> 856.70] It's not just. +[856.70 --> 858.38] It's not just a window that comes up here. +[858.46 --> 859.84] It's like anchored in space. +[859.84 --> 860.04] Right. +[860.08 --> 860.66] It's so sweet. +[860.82 --> 861.24] That's cool. +[861.24 --> 861.64] Okay. +[862.64 --> 863.60] So now we have. +[864.24 --> 865.70] Well the source is Linus's email. +[865.86 --> 867.28] Thank you very much Linus's email. +[868.10 --> 869.48] I think Linus wants to talk about this one. +[869.66 --> 870.14] He does? +[870.36 --> 871.56] Well that's why he sent it to me. +[872.80 --> 873.80] Why does he care? +[874.30 --> 874.84] I don't know. +[875.74 --> 877.26] I mean you can just do it. +[877.40 --> 877.88] No that's fine. +[877.90 --> 878.52] You can snipe him. +[878.60 --> 880.08] There's another Nintendo one we can do. +[880.84 --> 881.44] I also don't. +[881.54 --> 882.02] With this one? +[883.08 --> 883.40] No. +[883.46 --> 884.34] That's another Linus one. +[884.46 --> 884.72] Okay. +[884.72 --> 885.96] The. +[889.18 --> 890.34] I don't care what we talk about. +[890.42 --> 890.98] I'm freaking down. +[890.98 --> 892.80] I want to talk about Boston Dynamics. +[892.90 --> 893.14] Sure. +[893.28 --> 893.52] Let's do it. +[893.52 --> 896.18] Because we're on to this robot like kind of kick right now. +[896.28 --> 896.48] Yeah. +[896.78 --> 899.34] So this again was SE2 Mitch who posted it in the forum. +[899.60 --> 900.10] Thanks my dude. +[901.06 --> 901.94] Boston Dynamics. +[902.26 --> 902.94] They're amazing. +[903.18 --> 906.48] They make bewildering robots like new backflips and stuff. +[906.82 --> 908.62] They have a kick ass YouTube channel. +[908.76 --> 909.78] You saw the door opening one right? +[910.12 --> 910.34] Yeah. +[910.34 --> 913.14] Where it holds the door open for the other one to walk through. +[913.48 --> 914.52] Go to their YouTube channel. +[914.72 --> 915.46] It's so cool. +[915.54 --> 918.78] Every few months they upload a new video of what the progress they've made. +[919.40 --> 920.88] And two days ago they did that. +[920.96 --> 922.16] They uploaded two new videos. +[922.56 --> 923.92] One shows the Atlas robot. +[924.04 --> 924.62] Can we play it? +[925.12 --> 925.40] Yeah. +[925.70 --> 926.72] We don't need audio or anything. +[926.86 --> 927.26] Yeah. +[927.50 --> 927.86] This is. +[927.94 --> 928.56] I want to put this. +[928.76 --> 931.16] I'm going to make this into a GIF and put it on my Twitter and pin it. +[931.50 --> 932.52] This is so inspiring. +[932.58 --> 932.78] Oh no. +[932.84 --> 933.16] Here we go. +[933.24 --> 933.94] It's Grammarly. +[936.64 --> 937.90] Look at that thing. +[939.52 --> 941.86] That is so awesome. +[941.88 --> 943.16] You can do it little buddy. +[943.68 --> 944.44] Uneven ground. +[944.88 --> 945.40] Grass. +[946.34 --> 947.26] Variable friction. +[947.56 --> 948.56] That's a different type of ground. +[948.56 --> 950.36] I want the Rocky theme in the background. +[950.74 --> 951.02] Yeah. +[951.26 --> 952.88] I want him to go up the steps. +[952.88 --> 953.02] Yeah. +[953.02 --> 953.12] Yeah. +[953.12 --> 954.82] I wish he raised his arms up. +[954.88 --> 956.24] He does that in the back of the video. +[956.80 --> 957.24] Oh yeah. +[957.30 --> 957.40] Yeah. +[957.40 --> 957.52] No. +[957.54 --> 957.98] That makes sense. +[958.06 --> 958.16] Yeah. +[958.22 --> 958.36] Yeah. +[958.76 --> 958.98] Yeah. +[958.98 --> 959.30] Yeah. +[961.30 --> 961.58] Yeah. +[961.82 --> 962.34] Oh sweet. +[962.34 --> 964.82] Imagine how hard that is to run. +[964.82 --> 967.04] I know kids who can't run. +[967.74 --> 968.84] That's amazing man. +[968.84 --> 972.86] The only thing is in most of their videos when they have one of their robots walking around. +[972.86 --> 976.76] Somebody kicks it or pushes it with a hockey stick or something and they don't do that in this video. +[976.76 --> 976.98] Yeah. +[976.98 --> 979.50] And I would assume that's because it can't take it yet. +[979.92 --> 981.32] Because if it could take it they'd show it. +[981.52 --> 981.80] Yeah. +[981.80 --> 985.94] It also looks like those are what do you call this? +[986.00 --> 986.86] Linear hips. +[987.82 --> 988.22] Oh yeah. +[988.32 --> 990.38] So if they hit the side it'll probably just tip over. +[990.68 --> 991.28] Oh yeah. +[991.58 --> 992.02] I see. +[992.14 --> 992.28] Yeah. +[992.34 --> 993.98] I want to give me a figure eight here. +[994.28 --> 996.88] But at the same time it might be able to the arms aren't. +[998.22 --> 999.12] So they might be able to teach. +[1000.18 --> 1001.10] Good job buddy. +[1001.10 --> 1002.72] Can we just play that again and again? +[1002.90 --> 1003.70] It's a jump. +[1003.80 --> 1004.88] I just want to make sounds. +[1006.66 --> 1007.38] Where is it? +[1010.56 --> 1011.30] Now you do one. +[1011.80 --> 1020.08] I love that you can make that noise. +[1020.18 --> 1021.32] I've never heard anyone do that before. +[1021.70 --> 1024.00] I really wish I could do the going down a tube sound. +[1024.40 --> 1024.66] Not even. +[1024.88 --> 1025.70] I don't know if a human. +[1025.88 --> 1026.20] Yeah. +[1026.48 --> 1027.10] It's not even close. +[1027.38 --> 1027.58] Yeah. +[1028.58 --> 1030.22] I can't even possibly. +[1030.72 --> 1033.96] The only reason why I went choo choo choo is so people would know what we were even talking about. +[1034.32 --> 1035.24] That's not bad. +[1035.30 --> 1037.38] I want to see that robot juke a football player out. +[1037.46 --> 1039.44] You know like go this way and spin or something. +[1039.68 --> 1039.86] Yeah. +[1040.00 --> 1040.56] That'll be epic. +[1040.56 --> 1043.88] See it would need multi-directional hips. +[1044.04 --> 1044.40] You're right. +[1044.74 --> 1047.04] Because just doing this won't work for that. +[1047.26 --> 1054.32] So the second video that they uploaded was their Spot Mini which is the smaller quadruped dog-like one. +[1054.32 --> 1062.18] It's the one that you might have seen videos where it has a weird arm slash head slash whatever you want to call it that opens doors and recycles cans. +[1062.18 --> 1064.26] In this video it doesn't have that. +[1064.26 --> 1068.14] Instead it has this extra little modular on the back. +[1068.14 --> 1069.12] This white box. +[1069.70 --> 1074.16] And what you're watching is this thing navigate itself. +[1074.64 --> 1075.96] It's kind of self-driving right now. +[1076.72 --> 1076.82] Yeah. +[1076.82 --> 1081.78] It has a route that I believe it's trying to do and it's just moving through space. +[1081.88 --> 1086.68] If you click forward in the video they'll actually put a render on the side of the screen to show you the data that it's seeing. +[1088.30 --> 1088.70] Yeah. +[1088.80 --> 1089.28] There we go. +[1089.28 --> 1101.22] So reading up if you look at the description of the YouTube video what it actually says is it's not going through this as a novel situation. +[1101.48 --> 1107.10] They've actually manually piloted the robot through this area first to teach it. +[1107.16 --> 1107.40] Okay. +[1107.40 --> 1110.46] To map it and then it goes through on its own after that. +[1111.68 --> 1112.80] Which is still useful. +[1112.98 --> 1113.50] I mean if you're. +[1113.52 --> 1114.50] But it's not trying to. +[1114.62 --> 1115.16] I don't think. +[1116.30 --> 1116.66] Yes. +[1116.76 --> 1117.74] But I don't think it's trying to follow. +[1118.02 --> 1123.52] So some people might think like okay I've done this once so it's going to do like exactly step by step. +[1123.64 --> 1125.14] I think it's trying to go to the same destination. +[1125.36 --> 1125.60] Correct. +[1125.84 --> 1130.32] But it's still like they could have put a box in the way or something and it would be able to deal with. +[1130.32 --> 1130.72] That's right. +[1130.78 --> 1132.22] It's not on like a set path. +[1132.32 --> 1132.52] Yeah. +[1132.72 --> 1134.56] It's just going through a known space. +[1134.56 --> 1137.66] It's like they gave it a map but like it still had to get there. +[1137.94 --> 1140.04] Which I mean self-driving cars do have that. +[1140.18 --> 1140.34] Yeah. +[1141.04 --> 1141.28] Yeah. +[1142.78 --> 1145.12] I just wanted to clarify because some people might not understand. +[1145.40 --> 1145.56] Yeah. +[1145.78 --> 1146.72] That's pretty sweet. +[1147.88 --> 1152.48] I mean the fact that it has to drive through first seems like it would limit the applications. +[1152.48 --> 1156.90] If you're thinking about like a conflict zone then you know you're not going to be able to bring this thing in first. +[1156.90 --> 1163.76] But maybe you could fly in a small drone first or use a different type of robot to or different type of vehicle to map the area. +[1163.76 --> 1163.80] Yeah. +[1164.16 --> 1166.76] It's also this is also completely autonomous navigation. +[1167.58 --> 1176.68] So like if you're bringing in another robot you could like you could use this as some sort of like patrol or to check your own areas or something like that. +[1176.68 --> 1180.12] And have manually controlled things to check out areas that you haven't seen before. +[1180.38 --> 1180.50] Right. +[1180.80 --> 1182.48] Go back to the part where it's on the stairs. +[1183.14 --> 1188.30] There's actually something you'll notice when it gets to the top of the stairs and wants to turn around again. +[1188.30 --> 1192.02] So you could think we're looking at its butt right now right. +[1192.86 --> 1194.12] Now skip ahead just a burr. +[1194.14 --> 1195.54] It's like its face right. +[1196.38 --> 1198.88] So it gets to the top now it wants to go back. +[1200.88 --> 1201.02] Yeah. +[1201.02 --> 1206.50] It wants to go down and see how it turned around. +[1206.62 --> 1209.32] It's like its legs are optimized for kind of one direction. +[1209.62 --> 1214.18] So now relative to what we were looking at before it was kind of going backwards down those stairs. +[1215.62 --> 1216.20] Now is he going to. +[1216.40 --> 1216.62] Yeah. +[1216.70 --> 1219.60] So he always wants that end to be lower. +[1220.32 --> 1221.10] Face down. +[1221.22 --> 1221.86] Ass up. +[1221.86 --> 1226.88] I guess it's got those grasshopper legs. +[1227.14 --> 1227.38] Yeah. +[1227.84 --> 1229.18] I want to see this thing jump. +[1229.38 --> 1231.20] Did you see that other one they have that's on wheels? +[1232.56 --> 1232.68] Yeah. +[1232.68 --> 1233.38] It rips around. +[1233.62 --> 1235.44] It could jump like four feet or something. +[1235.86 --> 1236.74] That thing was crazy. +[1236.92 --> 1237.48] I love that thing. +[1237.52 --> 1239.60] I don't know the name of that one but so badass. +[1239.76 --> 1240.60] These guys are the best. +[1240.60 --> 1242.30] Are those that's like murdered friends? +[1242.44 --> 1243.04] Did you see that? +[1244.22 --> 1245.12] Did you see that though? +[1245.12 --> 1245.96] Maybe they're sleeping. +[1246.20 --> 1246.66] Look at that. +[1247.24 --> 1247.84] Oh god. +[1249.52 --> 1251.00] Oh they're all mangled. +[1251.00 --> 1253.26] That one is like oh I'm okay. +[1253.44 --> 1254.46] Too many hockey sticks. +[1254.62 --> 1255.00] The other one. +[1255.20 --> 1255.68] Yeah exactly. +[1255.68 --> 1256.40] They kick me too hard. +[1256.76 --> 1258.36] Why are you still kicking us? +[1258.68 --> 1258.88] No. +[1259.28 --> 1259.92] So okay. +[1260.46 --> 1265.20] I read that and I was googling about it and then I came across this other article. +[1265.30 --> 1266.42] It's like hold up. +[1267.42 --> 1268.26] Stop the press. +[1268.76 --> 1271.80] Spot Mini is going to be on sale next year. +[1272.20 --> 1274.80] In 2019 you're going to be able to buy one of those things. +[1274.88 --> 1275.36] How much? +[1275.44 --> 1276.02] I didn't know. +[1276.22 --> 1277.00] It doesn't say. +[1277.34 --> 1277.84] They don't say. +[1277.84 --> 1282.02] But I didn't think these things were going to be for sale to the general public like anytime soon. +[1283.48 --> 1284.34] So it says. +[1284.60 --> 1289.54] I can't wait for the like the Casey Neistat drone review of this. +[1289.64 --> 1290.76] We got to get one for sure. +[1290.86 --> 1294.60] No I'm just saying like it just seems like the kind of thing he would buy. +[1296.06 --> 1296.76] Yeah I don't know. +[1296.90 --> 1298.54] Like ride it around New York somehow. +[1298.60 --> 1299.42] I think we should. +[1299.72 --> 1301.38] We shouldn't even do a sponsored thing. +[1301.46 --> 1305.04] We should just outright buy one so we can have it around all the time. +[1305.04 --> 1309.02] I want to put my lunch on it and like get it to carry it down the stairs for me and stuff. +[1310.04 --> 1311.80] You can get it with different attachments. +[1311.80 --> 1313.84] And then to rig a camera onto it. +[1314.98 --> 1316.48] You can get different attachments. +[1316.84 --> 1317.02] Yeah. +[1317.48 --> 1324.64] And you know have you ever seen it do the chicken head thing where it can move its body but the head stays in one position. +[1325.14 --> 1327.20] So we could do that with like it's like basically a gimbal. +[1328.58 --> 1329.28] That would be cool. +[1329.60 --> 1330.28] Like we don't need to hire. +[1330.36 --> 1332.88] You know that video where we were saying we're hiring another shooter. +[1332.98 --> 1333.24] We're not. +[1333.30 --> 1334.40] We're just going to wait it out. +[1334.84 --> 1335.30] Spot Mini. +[1335.52 --> 1337.32] We're just getting a Spot Mini to walk around. +[1338.16 --> 1338.68] Thing's awesome. +[1338.84 --> 1340.30] Last 90 minutes it's all electric. +[1340.30 --> 1341.86] Obviously it's wireless. +[1342.74 --> 1344.58] You're probably not going to buy one when they come out. +[1344.62 --> 1346.22] They're probably going to be stupid expensive. +[1346.46 --> 1348.00] Probably going to be tens of thousands of dollars. +[1348.12 --> 1348.24] Yeah. +[1349.20 --> 1350.70] And not really for you yet. +[1350.76 --> 1351.94] Although it will be. +[1352.34 --> 1354.12] Probably for governments and PMCs mostly. +[1354.36 --> 1356.46] It's going to be a consumer product eventually. +[1356.56 --> 1357.18] That's their hope. +[1357.46 --> 1358.30] A couple years after that. +[1358.34 --> 1361.00] So right now there are 10 Spot Mini prototypes in existence. +[1361.58 --> 1363.66] I guess not counting the murdered ones we just saw. +[1363.66 --> 1368.54] And they're hoping to make one like a total of 100 by the end of this year. +[1368.98 --> 1369.92] And then sell them next year. +[1370.16 --> 1375.96] So they think it'll be useful for security patrols or helping construction companies keep tabs on what's happening at the building site. +[1376.68 --> 1377.76] So security overnight. +[1379.22 --> 1379.70] Okay. +[1379.98 --> 1381.52] So security patrol pretty much. +[1381.52 --> 1384.42] And you can get specialized attachments for different types of jobs. +[1384.74 --> 1385.04] Yeah. +[1385.68 --> 1388.34] I like the idea of it auto-following someone with a camera. +[1389.24 --> 1389.68] That's cool. +[1392.06 --> 1392.98] Paramilitary company. +[1393.10 --> 1394.88] What would happen if you put little roller skates on each foot? +[1395.34 --> 1395.74] Private. +[1398.96 --> 1401.26] Just like how you troll a normal dog. +[1401.26 --> 1401.56] Yeah. +[1401.98 --> 1403.14] Putting socks on it. +[1403.30 --> 1403.72] It's just like. +[1404.10 --> 1405.32] I don't want this. +[1405.82 --> 1406.52] Please stop. +[1407.48 --> 1408.50] That's super cool though. +[1408.50 --> 1410.64] What else do you want to talk about? +[1412.58 --> 1413.92] You want to talk about this tickets thing? +[1414.40 --> 1414.72] Yes. +[1414.86 --> 1417.92] This is kind of a low tech thing? +[1419.48 --> 1419.88] Yeah. +[1420.00 --> 1423.38] But it's a problem that plagues a lot of people that are probably watching right now. +[1423.38 --> 1425.42] Here's the problem with tickets. +[1427.10 --> 1430.40] There's a big economic problem with ticket sales. +[1430.54 --> 1433.38] Freakonomics, the podcast, did a sweet episode about this actually. +[1433.38 --> 1439.02] When you go to buy concert tickets, the price of those concert tickets actually isn't driven +[1439.02 --> 1441.46] by normal capitalist market dynamics. +[1441.76 --> 1445.00] This was supposed to buy WM Groom AK on the form. +[1445.18 --> 1445.42] Yeah. +[1445.52 --> 1446.52] Who's a baller. +[1446.62 --> 1449.92] And I like him even more now that I know he's a Nine Channels fan like I am. +[1450.10 --> 1452.80] Because anyone who likes Nine Channels likes it a lot. +[1453.56 --> 1456.48] Anyway, tickets are basically too cheap. +[1456.70 --> 1459.78] Because artists want all their fans to be able to come and see them. +[1459.78 --> 1465.02] If they were priced accordingly, like just by supply and demand, they'd probably be a +[1465.02 --> 1465.72] lot more expensive. +[1466.22 --> 1471.16] And they are a lot more expensive when people are able to scalp them, which they're easily +[1471.16 --> 1472.18] able to do with bots. +[1472.56 --> 1478.22] And so in order to reduce the number of bots scalping tickets, the band Nine Inch Nails or +[1478.22 --> 1483.82] Trent Reznor has made the decision on their upcoming tour this fall to not sell any tickets +[1483.82 --> 1485.12] online at all. +[1485.28 --> 1486.00] They're going old school. +[1486.24 --> 1488.30] You have to go and line up and buy them. +[1488.30 --> 1490.52] And you can't even line up overnight or anything like that. +[1490.62 --> 1492.32] You can't line up prior to 8 a.m. +[1492.52 --> 1496.62] You have to just like show up and it's like a mob of people and then organize yourself in +[1496.62 --> 1496.92] a line. +[1497.02 --> 1499.38] Or maybe even a lottery system they talked about. +[1499.44 --> 1504.40] Some venues, maybe the employees just come out and go, okay, like you, you, you, you, +[1504.40 --> 1505.14] you're at the front. +[1505.26 --> 1506.30] And it's just like random. +[1507.06 --> 1510.86] Because just because they don't sell online doesn't mean there won't be scalpers, right? +[1511.10 --> 1511.30] Yeah. +[1511.86 --> 1514.12] Scalpers can just pay someone 20 bucks to stand there. +[1514.56 --> 1516.82] There is a limit of four tickets per person. +[1516.82 --> 1519.40] Hopefully that will reduce the scalping. +[1520.74 --> 1521.14] Okay. +[1521.60 --> 1523.36] I don't think that'll completely solve it. +[1523.46 --> 1525.06] It won't, but it'll, it'll make a dent. +[1525.30 --> 1525.62] Yeah. +[1526.32 --> 1527.68] It's, it's, it's interesting. +[1527.86 --> 1533.02] This has been really frustrating with like, so my, my dad and my group of friends have +[1533.02 --> 1537.16] been going to PAX Prime since I was like 14 or something or 15. +[1537.16 --> 1537.66] I don't remember. +[1537.76 --> 1539.20] We've been going for a very long time. +[1539.20 --> 1545.06] When we first started going, you could walk up and go to the desk and buy a ticket and +[1545.06 --> 1545.64] walk in. +[1546.00 --> 1548.10] Cause there, there wasn't enough fans. +[1548.70 --> 1556.44] And now for PAX West, like PAX Prime, as it, as I know it, um, they sell out in seconds. +[1556.44 --> 1561.06] And like, they do this crazy queuing thing and there's limits per person. +[1561.06 --> 1564.36] And like, they do IP lock and like all this crazy stuff. +[1564.42 --> 1565.06] Doesn't matter. +[1565.22 --> 1566.40] Completely gone immediately. +[1566.40 --> 1569.56] And there's an insane amount of scalping just outside of PAX. +[1569.58 --> 1572.86] There's like many people scalping stacks of tickets every single year. +[1573.24 --> 1575.42] And there's an insane amount of scalping online. +[1575.58 --> 1580.68] There is a really nice community online where there's a bunch of different communities that +[1580.68 --> 1582.36] sell them at cost. +[1582.56 --> 1583.04] Okay. +[1583.04 --> 1584.38] Because it's like, Oh, I bought too many. +[1584.44 --> 1586.04] My friend can't go, whatever, that kind of stuff. +[1586.34 --> 1589.70] I suspect those communities have a whole bunch of people in them. +[1590.30 --> 1591.76] Just buying them and scalping them. +[1591.88 --> 1592.12] Yeah. +[1592.22 --> 1597.06] But, but I do know a lot of people that have gotten tickets at cost that needed them from +[1597.06 --> 1597.52] those communities. +[1597.52 --> 1598.98] So it is working to a certain degree. +[1598.98 --> 1599.66] So that's cool. +[1600.02 --> 1606.66] But like, it really sucks when me and my friends who have been going since PAX was really small +[1606.66 --> 1612.96] and like barely a convention are now struggling to be able to go, even though we've +[1612.96 --> 1614.14] been loyal this whole time. +[1614.36 --> 1616.54] It's just like, Oh man, that kind of sucks. +[1616.70 --> 1618.14] We still make it every year. +[1618.22 --> 1620.22] We somehow make it, but it's just. +[1620.28 --> 1621.64] Well, you can always pay a bunch more. +[1622.18 --> 1622.42] Yeah. +[1622.92 --> 1623.04] Yeah. +[1623.22 --> 1628.32] We, I don't think we've had to do like, Oh, we have to buy like two single days or something +[1628.32 --> 1628.54] like that. +[1628.54 --> 1634.12] We've never had to buy like entire sets of tickets for every person from scalpers. +[1634.22 --> 1635.02] We've never had to do that. +[1635.02 --> 1640.28] There are other approaches rather than going full stone age that have been experimented +[1640.28 --> 1640.46] with. +[1640.54 --> 1644.24] One of them is basically kind of verified. +[1644.58 --> 1648.62] You buy your ticket, you pay for it, but you don't really have it until you show up with +[1648.62 --> 1652.32] your identification with the credit card that bought the tickets. +[1652.40 --> 1655.24] Then you're let in and they print the tickets for you at that time. +[1656.52 --> 1659.82] There's problems with that though, because you can't, you want there to be a secondary market. +[1659.82 --> 1664.58] You know, you don't, you want to be able to buy them the week before cause you just found +[1664.58 --> 1666.16] out or like you're visiting that city. +[1666.50 --> 1666.62] Yeah. +[1666.80 --> 1668.32] You want to be able to buy online. +[1668.64 --> 1670.72] Like Nine Channels fans are diehards. +[1671.28 --> 1672.04] People travel. +[1672.22 --> 1674.58] Once at a concert, by the way, I've seen them five times. +[1674.70 --> 1680.96] Once at a concert, I was there and there was a lady who had followed them across Europe. +[1681.08 --> 1682.50] She'd seen them like 28 times. +[1682.72 --> 1685.10] She had a stack of picks, four tambourines. +[1685.36 --> 1688.72] She got an autograph from them and then got that autograph tattooed on her body. +[1688.72 --> 1689.70] Like she was insane. +[1689.82 --> 1694.02] Like people want to be able to see, oh, they're not coming to Vancouver, but they're going +[1694.02 --> 1694.56] to Seattle. +[1694.82 --> 1696.20] I'm going to buy a ticket for Seattle. +[1696.94 --> 1697.30] Yeah. +[1697.32 --> 1703.16] But I'm not going to drive out there and get in a non-line on the hopes that I can buy a +[1703.16 --> 1705.34] ticket and then drive out there again for the show. +[1705.76 --> 1705.92] Yeah. +[1705.98 --> 1708.30] There's really no like great solution. +[1710.64 --> 1711.38] And it sucks. +[1712.98 --> 1714.02] I love the quote here. +[1714.06 --> 1714.78] Speaking of sucks. +[1715.70 --> 1716.76] What does he say here? +[1717.18 --> 1718.84] We decided to try something different. +[1718.84 --> 1721.24] That will also likely suck, but in a different way. +[1721.72 --> 1725.80] We're hoping many of you will be happy with results while some may do what they always +[1725.80 --> 1726.80] do and bitch about it. +[1727.56 --> 1727.76] Yeah. +[1727.82 --> 1729.76] Like there's and there's no other way to say it. +[1729.84 --> 1730.54] He's trying something. +[1731.54 --> 1732.88] It's probably not going to completely. +[1733.00 --> 1734.62] It definitely won't completely work. +[1734.62 --> 1738.86] I think I think for them, they're just going to have to try to like weigh the noise. +[1739.00 --> 1739.64] It's trade offs. +[1739.82 --> 1740.00] Yeah. +[1740.24 --> 1744.98] And just like see how much less or more negative their new solution is. +[1745.08 --> 1747.22] It's not and they're never going to have like a perfect solution. +[1747.34 --> 1749.04] There was one other solution that's been tried. +[1749.14 --> 1751.36] I believe I take a master called verified fan. +[1751.58 --> 1752.18] You ever heard of that? +[1752.62 --> 1752.84] No. +[1753.52 --> 1757.42] It's I believe they take a certain number of tickets or maybe certain sections. +[1757.42 --> 1763.10] And what you do is you have to register like ahead of time to kind of a community forum +[1763.10 --> 1767.26] that'll be on in this case Ticketmaster's website where you have to do all these different +[1767.26 --> 1769.26] things that signal that you're a true fan. +[1769.48 --> 1771.64] You've got to engage with so many posts. +[1772.04 --> 1773.04] You've got to like. +[1773.04 --> 1775.92] I think that's basically it. +[1775.98 --> 1776.50] Like you're on. +[1776.64 --> 1777.66] It's like a process. +[1777.80 --> 1778.02] Okay. +[1778.14 --> 1779.78] To verify yourself. +[1780.00 --> 1781.52] It's not just I log in and buy. +[1781.62 --> 1783.92] See that that almost makes me kind of happy. +[1784.00 --> 1788.56] And like something that I've wanted from PAX for a long time is like, okay, so I've bought +[1788.56 --> 1791.48] tickets to PAX West for like 12 years. +[1792.04 --> 1794.08] It would be nice if you knew that. +[1795.04 --> 1795.44] Yeah. +[1795.48 --> 1796.26] But so have the scalpers. +[1796.46 --> 1797.18] Let me buy another one. +[1797.18 --> 1798.72] They have to know they scanned you in. +[1799.18 --> 1799.30] Yeah. +[1799.30 --> 1806.20] Or yeah, but then like maybe I have like a profile and scalpers could still do this. +[1806.26 --> 1810.20] But I was going to say like I sign in at the event and I'm showing you like, yeah, I'm +[1810.20 --> 1811.24] showing up every day. +[1811.40 --> 1811.98] This is me. +[1812.12 --> 1813.98] You can check me every time if you want. +[1814.16 --> 1819.44] Like make some process that you can go through that gives you some form of elevated account. +[1819.48 --> 1823.28] Well, even what you just described would introduce quite a bit of friction to scalpers because +[1823.28 --> 1827.22] if you're scalping 10 tickets and then all those people arrive at like the same time and +[1827.22 --> 1830.02] you can't wait in line 10 different times, you might. +[1830.66 --> 1831.38] It would be harder though. +[1831.48 --> 1833.40] Whatever introduces more friction. +[1833.64 --> 1838.94] And even the waiting in line 10 different times thing though, like if you have to verify +[1838.94 --> 1840.50] it by ID and stuff, they wouldn't be able to. +[1840.60 --> 1842.10] They'd only be able to scalp one set of tickets. +[1843.54 --> 1844.98] I actually got screwed by that once. +[1845.52 --> 1852.56] I bought, we spent like over, no, I think it was 560 bucks for Red Hot Chili Peppers tickets +[1852.56 --> 1853.86] for four of them. +[1853.86 --> 1857.84] So and I bought them on Craigslist and they were printed out and they were black and white +[1857.84 --> 1861.68] and the guy was super sketch and we didn't feel good about it. +[1861.82 --> 1867.74] So my buddy was also texting the same person and after I bought them, he continued to text +[1867.74 --> 1867.94] them. +[1868.20 --> 1869.12] Hey, are they still available? +[1869.42 --> 1870.30] Yeah, they sure are. +[1871.42 --> 1873.20] Met up with them again and busted them. +[1873.84 --> 1878.56] Didn't end up, we got like some collateral from the guy, but he ended up just forgoing it. +[1878.56 --> 1882.98] Like we got his phone and stuff, but he is because we're like, we got your phone. +[1883.14 --> 1884.90] Now you have to like give us a refund. +[1884.90 --> 1887.22] And he's like, okay, I'll go get money out. +[1887.26 --> 1889.06] I'll come back like tomorrow kind of thing. +[1889.08 --> 1889.76] And he never did. +[1889.86 --> 1891.30] And the cops didn't care at all. +[1891.40 --> 1895.90] So we just had his crappy phone after and like, and his debit card or something like +[1895.90 --> 1896.02] that. +[1896.04 --> 1897.94] You took his phone from him? +[1898.00 --> 1898.08] Okay. +[1898.08 --> 1898.76] I wasn't there. +[1898.84 --> 1900.04] I was, I happened to be traveling. +[1900.20 --> 1904.46] I was, but my friends who also were part of this and who are also larger than I am, +[1904.46 --> 1907.14] they confronted him and like had a stakeout and stuff. +[1907.18 --> 1907.52] It was cool. +[1907.52 --> 1914.04] But in the end, basically the deal is they could have sold these tickets a dozen times +[1914.04 --> 1919.30] and actually ours could have worked if we were the first ones who showed up. +[1919.50 --> 1924.08] Whoever gets their first and gets those tickets scanned, the rest are inactive after that. +[1924.66 --> 1925.42] So that was a drag. +[1925.92 --> 1926.58] What a guy. +[1927.26 --> 1930.38] It's just so junk. +[1930.38 --> 1935.18] I don't like it when people, when people prey on like the average person in general, +[1935.18 --> 1936.24] but it sucks too. +[1936.26 --> 1939.24] When someone's like so excited for something and they're going to like, they're going to +[1939.24 --> 1941.32] fork out the money for this band that they really want to go see. +[1941.40 --> 1942.96] And they're like, yes, I finally get to see them in concert. +[1942.96 --> 1947.90] And then they get like screwed at the door and so bad that the person scanning their ticket +[1947.90 --> 1949.68] is probably like, you're a terrible person. +[1949.82 --> 1950.48] You know what I mean? +[1950.86 --> 1954.74] And then you finally get in there and you're like, okay, that all sucked, but we're here. +[1955.00 --> 1958.72] And then the whole show is just actually someone else doing this in front of you. +[1958.72 --> 1959.16] Yeah. +[1960.36 --> 1960.80] Holy. +[1961.98 --> 1963.02] Kill yourselves. +[1964.62 --> 1967.74] I don't want to be ageist, but young people are getting pretty bad at that. +[1968.84 --> 1974.30] I've seen people, I've watched people just like, just continually hold the button down +[1974.30 --> 1977.64] and contribute each one to their story and then watch it themselves. +[1978.22 --> 1979.36] And then here's the thing. +[1979.44 --> 1983.82] People, if you're the type of person that likes to take cell phone recordings for your Instagram +[1983.82 --> 1988.14] or Snapchat or just for video at a concert, know this. +[1989.02 --> 1993.96] Every other person in the world, when they log into their Snapchat or Instagram and they're +[1993.96 --> 1999.66] watching a story and that story is a dark room with crackling music, they skip it, man. +[2000.00 --> 2001.04] Nobody watches it. +[2001.38 --> 2001.70] Nobody. +[2001.70 --> 2001.90] Nobody. +[2002.26 --> 2005.02] You're ruining the experience for everybody for nothing. +[2005.24 --> 2006.02] Including you. +[2006.16 --> 2007.46] You skip their stuff too. +[2007.66 --> 2008.30] Almost certainly. +[2008.82 --> 2011.62] There was one time I went to a Blink-182 concert. +[2011.84 --> 2014.68] I was a ridiculous fan of Blink-182 for a really long time. +[2014.76 --> 2015.02] Nice. +[2015.70 --> 2016.66] Not their new stuff. +[2017.00 --> 2018.00] Take off your pants and jacket. +[2018.10 --> 2018.30] Yes. +[2018.30 --> 2018.74] Change your life. +[2018.88 --> 2019.08] Yes. +[2019.08 --> 2019.46] For sure. +[2019.62 --> 2020.40] And Enema of the State. +[2020.70 --> 2023.66] And like, what was the album before that? +[2024.54 --> 2025.54] They had one before that? +[2025.70 --> 2026.60] They had two before that. +[2027.08 --> 2027.28] See? +[2027.62 --> 2029.60] I thought Enema of the State was like their first one. +[2029.70 --> 2029.88] No. +[2030.04 --> 2032.24] That was their first one where they were like a big deal. +[2032.58 --> 2032.92] Whoa. +[2033.38 --> 2033.64] Yeah. +[2033.78 --> 2034.74] They also had a different drummer. +[2035.84 --> 2040.26] Well, that makes sense because he really catapulted them. +[2040.56 --> 2040.74] Yeah. +[2040.84 --> 2042.24] Travis is kind of incredible. +[2043.02 --> 2044.12] Let's go to the discography. +[2045.22 --> 2046.36] Cheshire Cat and Dude Ranch. +[2046.74 --> 2047.22] I told you. +[2047.22 --> 2048.04] Two more. +[2048.04 --> 2049.30] I knew of Dude Ranch. +[2050.00 --> 2050.16] Yeah. +[2050.30 --> 2051.26] Those were great. +[2051.42 --> 2051.84] Oh, yeah. +[2051.88 --> 2054.94] There's the album cover with the big, the ox's butt. +[2055.22 --> 2055.38] Yeah. +[2055.38 --> 2055.78] The rump. +[2056.18 --> 2056.38] Yeah. +[2056.90 --> 2058.42] I like the old punk stuff. +[2058.52 --> 2058.76] Whatever. +[2059.18 --> 2060.38] I finally got to go see them in concert. +[2060.58 --> 2061.82] Was so freaking stoked. +[2062.32 --> 2064.94] Travis gets like pulled up into the air. +[2065.16 --> 2068.64] His drum platform gets elevated on these like big chords. +[2069.06 --> 2069.98] And then they make it vertical. +[2069.98 --> 2070.32] They did? +[2070.38 --> 2070.56] Yeah. +[2070.64 --> 2070.78] Okay. +[2070.82 --> 2071.90] And he's like strapped in a thing. +[2072.02 --> 2072.70] He's freaking. +[2072.70 --> 2075.52] It was one of the coolest things I've like ever seen. +[2075.60 --> 2077.60] And I did like pull my phone out. +[2077.66 --> 2079.52] But I recorded like low. +[2080.32 --> 2081.92] The worst video that's ever existed. +[2082.08 --> 2083.44] Just because I was like, I know it's going to suck. +[2083.52 --> 2085.20] But I want to just like be able to remember it. +[2085.40 --> 2085.60] Mm-hmm. +[2085.60 --> 2086.66] And that's, yeah. +[2087.10 --> 2087.38] So. +[2087.48 --> 2088.44] I don't think I sent it to anyone. +[2088.44 --> 2088.84] Two questions. +[2089.48 --> 2090.90] Did you watch that video again? +[2091.02 --> 2091.66] I did actually. +[2091.96 --> 2092.18] Again? +[2092.18 --> 2093.38] And I deleted it immediately. +[2093.70 --> 2093.90] Oh. +[2093.98 --> 2095.12] Because it was completely useless. +[2095.20 --> 2097.80] Do you think recording it pampered your experience? +[2097.98 --> 2098.18] No. +[2098.18 --> 2099.28] Okay. +[2099.78 --> 2102.00] Because again, I didn't, I didn't put it in front of my face. +[2102.22 --> 2102.48] Mm-hmm. +[2102.52 --> 2104.00] I didn't put it in front of anyone's face. +[2104.44 --> 2105.10] Man, I went to the. +[2105.18 --> 2106.80] I like pulled it out between a song. +[2107.50 --> 2107.86] Okay. +[2108.18 --> 2109.64] And like it was, it was, yeah, I didn't. +[2109.72 --> 2110.54] There's a way to do it. +[2110.60 --> 2111.86] And I think everyone gets one. +[2112.16 --> 2113.24] The first one's free. +[2113.24 --> 2117.72] I went to this folkloric ballet in Mexico City once. +[2118.20 --> 2118.52] And this. +[2118.80 --> 2120.30] Someone phone recorded that? +[2120.62 --> 2120.88] No. +[2121.10 --> 2121.78] I wish they had. +[2121.78 --> 2121.96] Okay. +[2122.52 --> 2122.96] iPad. +[2123.70 --> 2124.02] Oh. +[2124.02 --> 2124.12] Oh. +[2124.12 --> 2126.62] I wish. +[2126.72 --> 2126.90] Okay. +[2126.94 --> 2128.02] If I was a dictator. +[2128.22 --> 2130.26] If you live in one of those dictator countries. +[2131.84 --> 2135.88] One upside is you can make sweet or whatever silly law you want. +[2135.94 --> 2140.14] And if I was a dictator, my silly law would be if you see someone taking a photograph or +[2140.14 --> 2145.56] a video with an iPad in public, you are completely allowed and culturally sanctioned to walk by +[2145.56 --> 2148.14] and bitch slap that thing down to the ground. +[2148.28 --> 2149.18] And they can't get mad. +[2149.32 --> 2150.58] They can, they can look you. +[2151.26 --> 2151.50] Ah. +[2151.50 --> 2151.98] Ah. +[2153.48 --> 2154.32] Caught me slipping. +[2154.62 --> 2155.48] I hate it, man. +[2155.60 --> 2155.92] Okay. +[2156.04 --> 2159.02] This lady recorded the entire, I mean entire. +[2159.46 --> 2160.40] I mean entire. +[2160.40 --> 2160.50] Oh my God. +[2160.72 --> 2161.84] Like an hour and a half video. +[2161.94 --> 2162.84] Why wouldn't someone stop her? +[2163.58 --> 2165.56] Because wouldn't that even, aren't you like not even allowed? +[2165.56 --> 2166.04] I would have. +[2166.06 --> 2166.64] I was seething. +[2166.80 --> 2167.82] But there was a language barrier. +[2167.90 --> 2168.88] My Spanish wasn't that good. +[2169.00 --> 2169.14] Okay. +[2169.16 --> 2169.98] I didn't even mean you. +[2170.10 --> 2171.66] I meant like someone who was running. +[2172.02 --> 2172.52] I don't know. +[2172.80 --> 2173.96] We were at the kind of the top. +[2174.34 --> 2174.70] Okay. +[2175.20 --> 2175.74] There was no one. +[2176.48 --> 2178.08] I talked to her after the show though. +[2178.40 --> 2179.30] I embarrassed my wife. +[2179.40 --> 2180.42] I went up to the lady. +[2180.42 --> 2182.40] She, it turns out she spoke English. +[2183.54 --> 2184.84] She wasn't Mexican actually. +[2185.44 --> 2190.82] And I, I said, I just wanted you to know that you ruined the entire show for me. +[2191.08 --> 2191.96] You ruined it. +[2192.62 --> 2194.04] And she was like, what? +[2196.20 --> 2196.60] What? +[2196.60 --> 2199.22] I was on crutches and stuff. +[2199.30 --> 2204.94] So when I first, I got stabbed a few days before and I, I, I crutched up to her. +[2205.28 --> 2207.30] And so she was, and I was like, excuse me. +[2207.36 --> 2209.56] And so she was just like, how can I help you? +[2209.60 --> 2210.82] Like, hello, who are you? +[2211.16 --> 2213.86] And I was like, I hate you. +[2213.86 --> 2216.12] Where did you get stabbed? +[2216.38 --> 2217.48] In an Uber in Mexico city. +[2217.94 --> 2218.86] Oh yeah. +[2219.34 --> 2220.06] By the driver? +[2221.10 --> 2222.68] No, he drove me to hospital. +[2223.18 --> 2223.62] Oh, no. +[2223.66 --> 2226.92] Like we were, uh, uh, we were stuck in traffic. +[2227.02 --> 2228.90] It was broad daylight near a tourist area. +[2229.26 --> 2229.52] Sorry. +[2229.58 --> 2231.02] Just, you can't just like drop that. +[2231.24 --> 2233.38] And yeah, it was a minor stabbing. +[2233.56 --> 2235.18] We are stuck in traffic, right? +[2235.20 --> 2237.32] When you're in gridlock, you can't move. +[2237.50 --> 2239.72] And the mistake we made was that our windows were down. +[2239.96 --> 2241.42] So they see a bunch of tourists. +[2241.76 --> 2242.50] Windows are down. +[2242.72 --> 2247.04] I'm sitting in the back and suddenly this, there's a guy talking to the driver at his +[2247.04 --> 2247.26] window. +[2247.42 --> 2250.72] So being in South America, I assume, okay, this guy's selling us something. +[2251.02 --> 2255.62] And then I see that they're like arguing and like, he's got a knife and I'm like, oh, +[2255.64 --> 2256.70] the driver's getting robbed. +[2256.90 --> 2259.56] And then I'm like, oh, we're getting robbed. +[2259.74 --> 2266.02] And by that time, uh, his partner, there was two of them had come to the other side and, +[2266.02 --> 2268.18] but everyone had their windows down to a different degree. +[2268.30 --> 2269.56] Mine was like all the way down. +[2270.02 --> 2271.58] My buddy and I was behind the driver. +[2271.76 --> 2275.82] My buddy in the passenger seat, his window was like this much down. +[2276.10 --> 2278.88] And my wife's window was completely up and she was behind the driver. +[2280.18 --> 2280.86] Excuse me. +[2281.52 --> 2283.08] That was something to do with the power. +[2283.26 --> 2283.78] What is it not? +[2287.44 --> 2287.84] Okay. +[2288.84 --> 2294.66] Anyway, so my, my friend at the front seat, uh, one of the assailants put his hand in +[2294.66 --> 2298.52] that window gap and was like groping at his pockets to try to get his phone. +[2299.34 --> 2302.62] And meanwhile, the guy on the driver's side came to the back. +[2302.62 --> 2303.56] So you guys are stopped at a light? +[2303.78 --> 2304.94] We're stopping gridlock traffic. +[2304.98 --> 2305.60] Gridlock traffic. +[2305.90 --> 2309.26] And the other guy came to the back and was like yelling at me. +[2309.46 --> 2312.28] And my thought was like, why don't we just get out of the car and run away? +[2312.44 --> 2313.76] Like, they're not going to chase us. +[2313.80 --> 2315.40] There's like a crowd of people everywhere. +[2315.40 --> 2318.92] Like, let's just exit the vehicle while they're like trying, like yelling at us. +[2318.92 --> 2324.98] So I moved over toward my wife, um, but couldn't open the door because it's like locked because +[2324.98 --> 2325.62] the car is moving. +[2326.44 --> 2331.92] And basically I didn't, I was probably this far from him from like the window. +[2332.02 --> 2336.58] Like I'm in the middle seat and I couldn't understand what he was saying, but I now know +[2336.58 --> 2338.76] it was like, give me the stuff or I'm going to stab you. +[2339.76 --> 2342.84] So what he did was he reached, he didn't want to hurt me. +[2342.96 --> 2344.70] And by the way, this guy was like 19 tops. +[2344.70 --> 2349.18] He reached in and like started stabbing at my legs and he got me just above the knee +[2349.18 --> 2351.58] and it went in like a half inch, like nothing. +[2352.12 --> 2353.66] And, uh, it didn't hurt. +[2353.96 --> 2356.38] It, it kind of feels like it sounds. +[2356.84 --> 2357.70] That makes sense. +[2357.78 --> 2358.34] Kind of just like. +[2362.32 --> 2362.76] Okay. +[2363.00 --> 2365.04] And I was just like, ah, God damn it. +[2365.08 --> 2370.10] So then I grabbed a backpack that we had and I threw the backpack at him and that backpack +[2370.10 --> 2372.04] did contain a DLSLR camera. +[2372.04 --> 2378.16] Uh, the one only piece of cashmere I owned and don't own since like a sweater, like a +[2378.16 --> 2379.00] two pairs of sunglasses. +[2379.00 --> 2380.34] We got like a decent haul. +[2380.72 --> 2382.96] And by the way, insurance never ended up claiming it. +[2382.96 --> 2386.22] Cause it was one of those situations where your insurance would go up and it wasn't worth +[2386.22 --> 2386.42] it. +[2386.76 --> 2389.02] So he got that, but he didn't get our passports. +[2389.50 --> 2392.48] Oh, I had just engaged or just become engaged. +[2392.96 --> 2397.36] I proposed my wife like the week before and the photos, like I took a photo of her right +[2397.36 --> 2401.64] after I took it, after I proposed to her and she was like teary eyed and had the ring. +[2401.64 --> 2405.50] You know, so those kinds of sacred photos were gone, which was probably the biggest drag, +[2405.72 --> 2406.86] but we still had our passports. +[2407.60 --> 2410.40] And I just got my wife to give me her sweater and like tied her on the leg. +[2410.40 --> 2413.96] And then we took, it took us like 45 minutes to get to the hospital. +[2414.12 --> 2414.90] Cause you're in gridlock. +[2415.00 --> 2416.46] Oh, it was so chaotic, man. +[2416.50 --> 2417.30] It was like traffic. +[2417.42 --> 2419.66] We had a police escort, but they were still inept. +[2419.84 --> 2422.44] We went to this first hospital and decided that wasn't a good one. +[2422.44 --> 2425.00] Like we were outside the hospital. +[2425.10 --> 2427.52] I'm like, are they going to come and like bring something? +[2428.42 --> 2430.72] And then like 20 minutes later, like, we're just going to go to another one. +[2430.78 --> 2431.30] Like, okay. +[2432.50 --> 2436.48] We got to drive down the wrong side of the road with like police sirens blaring and stuff. +[2436.50 --> 2437.90] And this Uber driver's just like, woo. +[2438.98 --> 2439.90] It was insane. +[2440.12 --> 2440.82] Yeah, it was pretty cool. +[2441.10 --> 2445.64] My cousin, speaking of, I've never been stabbed, but my cousin, when he was in high school, +[2445.64 --> 2451.58] there was another kid at the high school, I guess, who his gang initiation was to stab someone. +[2451.98 --> 2452.28] God. +[2452.34 --> 2454.70] So he just like walked up to my cousin after school and stabbed him. +[2455.10 --> 2457.02] My cousin pulled the knife out and stabbed him back. +[2457.18 --> 2457.68] Hell yeah. +[2457.86 --> 2459.54] Which is like not really smart. +[2459.72 --> 2460.32] What is that? +[2460.40 --> 2461.48] Like wounds and stuff. +[2461.74 --> 2462.12] That's badass. +[2462.30 --> 2464.28] But it was, yeah, my cousins are insane. +[2464.30 --> 2465.70] He's got that fight response. +[2465.80 --> 2466.16] That's sweet. +[2466.24 --> 2466.68] Killer instinct. +[2466.80 --> 2467.22] Good for him. +[2467.50 --> 2469.64] I got the fright response. +[2469.76 --> 2470.62] The flight response. +[2472.08 --> 2472.86] God damn it. +[2472.88 --> 2473.86] Just take the bag. +[2473.86 --> 2476.86] Well, I couldn't have ran if I wanted. +[2477.02 --> 2477.54] Yeah, I know. +[2477.74 --> 2478.00] I did want to. +[2478.00 --> 2478.16] Yeah. +[2478.48 --> 2483.68] It felt like you had the like disappointed response, I guess. +[2484.14 --> 2485.44] Like, why is this what's happening? +[2485.86 --> 2487.14] Just take the stupid thing. +[2487.22 --> 2488.80] I appreciate that he stabbed my legs. +[2489.60 --> 2490.64] Instead of like your chest? +[2490.76 --> 2494.76] It was so, yeah, he could have just been like, I don't value human life. +[2495.08 --> 2495.94] Like, there's your neck. +[2496.08 --> 2499.20] Or like, I mean, he could have slipped and got my femoral artery. +[2499.20 --> 2504.02] But the damage that was incurred was worth it for the story. +[2504.34 --> 2504.44] Right. +[2504.58 --> 2506.14] Like, now I've been stabbed. +[2506.14 --> 2506.34] Do you have a scar? +[2506.84 --> 2507.06] Yeah. +[2507.32 --> 2507.54] Cool. +[2508.08 --> 2511.46] I'd show you, but I have to take my pants off and the camera won't even see it. +[2511.66 --> 2512.88] So, yeah, it's not worth it. +[2513.08 --> 2513.42] Yeah, it's not worth it. +[2513.42 --> 2515.22] Twitch 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they're stylish. +[2664.32 --> 2664.84] I don't know. +[2665.18 --> 2666.22] I think yours look pretty good. +[2666.78 --> 2667.26] Uh. +[2667.30 --> 2668.76] I'm very hit or miss with glasses. +[2668.94 --> 2670.58] I don't think these look great on me, but I. +[2670.74 --> 2672.08] Those ones look great on Colton. +[2672.36 --> 2672.60] Yeah. +[2672.78 --> 2675.20] I have had Spectrum glasses that have looked good on me too. +[2675.80 --> 2677.84] Um, and I think those look good on you. +[2677.84 --> 2683.18] Um, I was wearing these for a while before I got like prescription glasses. +[2683.36 --> 2684.46] Were those the specific ones? +[2684.48 --> 2686.32] These are the ones I was wearing at my desk for a while. +[2686.40 --> 2687.72] And sometimes I wore them just to look cool. +[2688.06 --> 2688.26] Yeah. +[2688.58 --> 2689.18] They're pretty sweet. +[2689.34 --> 2689.72] Is it working? +[2690.40 --> 2691.20] I think so. +[2691.52 --> 2693.24] Uh, they have low color distortion. 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and they do offer international +[2727.04 --> 2727.60] shipping. +[2727.78 --> 2729.22] They're expanding into Europe now. +[2729.42 --> 2729.66] Yeah. +[2729.76 --> 2730.38] I didn't know that. +[2730.52 --> 2730.72] Yeah. +[2730.80 --> 2731.74] You know, I went to school with the founder. +[2732.44 --> 2732.66] Oh. +[2732.90 --> 2733.66] He's a nice guy. +[2734.04 --> 2734.92] His name's also James. +[2735.24 --> 2735.48] Oh. +[2735.48 --> 2736.32] He's a nice guy. +[2736.44 --> 2737.02] Buy his glasses. +[2737.38 --> 2737.60] Cool. +[2738.08 --> 2738.76] I didn't know that. +[2739.38 --> 2745.14] And if, if you're thinking about expanding into Europe, maybe think about FreshBooks. +[2745.54 --> 2746.14] FreshBooks. +[2746.40 --> 2753.46] That might simplify your accounting and free up enough of your finances to help you do +[2753.46 --> 2755.08] that little push you need. +[2755.20 --> 2759.92] I don't know what market you might be in that that would be applicable to, but it might make +[2759.92 --> 2760.24] sense. +[2760.36 --> 2760.92] Hell of a segue. +[2761.18 --> 2761.44] Yeah. +[2761.76 --> 2763.06] It was, it was fantastic. +[2763.06 --> 2767.92] If you do, I know one thing that's really applicable to our audience is people who might +[2767.92 --> 2770.64] be doing like little tech things on the side. +[2770.64 --> 2776.00] Like I know a lot, like Linus and I, and most people that I know that are really into +[2776.00 --> 2780.02] computers at one point in time, really early on in their life, they were like the person +[2780.02 --> 2785.42] that all their friends knew that fixed and built and repaired and maintained all the computers +[2785.42 --> 2786.46] around. +[2786.46 --> 2788.08] And you can turn that into a business. +[2788.70 --> 2792.08] I did it for a few little shops there for a while and whatnot. +[2792.50 --> 2795.08] I even had like an official company name and all that kind of stuff. +[2795.08 --> 2799.80] And if you really don't want to like manage invoices, manage expenses, make sure people +[2799.80 --> 2800.64] are paying you. +[2800.70 --> 2805.64] If you have, uh, if you're not doing like cash deal under the table every single time, +[2805.68 --> 2808.36] if you want to be a little bit more legit, you want to allow people to take time to pay +[2808.36 --> 2808.82] for stuff. +[2809.18 --> 2811.56] Uh, you can do that with FreshBooks, which is great. +[2811.90 --> 2814.10] Uh, you can create invoices super fast. +[2814.16 --> 2815.40] You can check if people have seen them. +[2815.40 --> 2820.42] You can manage all your expenses, which for me is a big deal because I hate doing little +[2820.42 --> 2821.74] micro paperwork things. +[2821.90 --> 2823.50] It's one of my like biggest pet peeves. +[2823.84 --> 2824.12] Oh yeah. +[2824.18 --> 2827.24] It's just feels like a waste of time all the time and then I'll put it off for way too +[2827.24 --> 2827.48] long. +[2827.76 --> 2829.26] So yeah, it's helpful. +[2829.76 --> 2830.10] FreshBooks. +[2830.36 --> 2830.86] Super cool. +[2831.04 --> 2832.02] Check them out right here. +[2832.78 --> 2833.86] And, uh, yeah. +[2834.58 --> 2838.70] Put WAN in the how did you hear about us section and use offer code WAN and go to freshbooks.com +[2838.70 --> 2841.18] slash WAN and everything will, everything will go. +[2841.18 --> 2845.20] We're working on getting the slash and ah implemented, but it's not there yet. +[2845.20 --> 2846.04] So for now it's slash WAN. +[2846.04 --> 2846.58] It's going to take some time. +[2846.78 --> 2846.88] Yeah. +[2847.02 --> 2847.26] You know? +[2847.50 --> 2847.68] Yeah. +[2849.18 --> 2849.50] Okay. +[2849.58 --> 2850.20] Linus isn't coming. +[2850.42 --> 2851.22] Let's talk about Nintendo. +[2851.50 --> 2851.82] I was going to say, I don't think he's going to make it. +[2851.92 --> 2852.12] Yeah. +[2852.24 --> 2852.82] He's not coming. +[2852.96 --> 2853.56] Let's do it. +[2853.68 --> 2853.88] So. +[2854.10 --> 2855.38] We'll put him in the thumbnail though still. +[2855.96 --> 2856.44] You know? +[2856.74 --> 2857.78] Get more views that way. +[2857.92 --> 2862.14] I wanted to do when we both did, we both did this like weird arm thing at one point +[2862.14 --> 2863.28] in time and I was going to use that. +[2863.28 --> 2864.56] Oh, when we were talking about Boston Dynamics? +[2864.84 --> 2865.52] Maybe that was it. +[2865.68 --> 2865.84] Yeah. +[2865.84 --> 2866.32] I don't remember. +[2866.86 --> 2869.52] Um, I just remember being like, I have to mentally log that. +[2869.62 --> 2871.24] I was like somewhere around three quarters through the show. +[2871.24 --> 2873.88] Uh, where is it? +[2874.00 --> 2874.08] So. +[2874.46 --> 2878.62] Nintendo shares new details about its Nintendo Switch online service, which is going to +[2878.62 --> 2879.64] launch this September. +[2881.72 --> 2882.16] So. +[2882.16 --> 2882.88] So cool. +[2883.08 --> 2883.80] It's kind of good. +[2883.88 --> 2884.68] It's kind of bad. +[2884.90 --> 2885.08] Oh. +[2885.36 --> 2892.08] Um, the, the, the reason why I'm going to say it's kind of bad is because as you may or +[2892.08 --> 2898.98] may not know the online right now is at no cost and this will make it so that the online +[2898.98 --> 2900.04] is at a cost. +[2900.20 --> 2901.82] And what might that cost be? +[2901.98 --> 2903.36] We have it written down here. +[2903.44 --> 2904.04] We do. +[2904.38 --> 2908.34] Uh, a year for 25 bucks, 24 99. +[2908.70 --> 2914.24] So just, just about two bucks a month for an individual. +[2914.62 --> 2914.96] Okay. +[2914.96 --> 2916.22] That's Canadian pricing. +[2916.40 --> 2916.98] Uh, yes. +[2917.16 --> 2918.48] U S pricing is 20 bucks. +[2918.48 --> 2921.84] So you, U S pricing for one year is 20 bucks. +[2921.96 --> 2926.30] U S pricing for three months is eight bucks and U S pricing for one month is four bucks, +[2926.30 --> 2930.60] but Canadian it is 25, 10 and five respectively. +[2930.96 --> 2933.14] There's also family membership pricing. +[2933.24 --> 2937.38] So that covers eight people and they can even be on different Nintendo systems. +[2937.52 --> 2940.44] And that in Canadian is 45 bucks a year. +[2940.56 --> 2942.48] And 35 in American. +[2942.48 --> 2947.18] So if there's a way to use that with just you and seven friends that you're not actually +[2947.18 --> 2949.50] related to, you might be able to, that'll be sweet. +[2949.60 --> 2950.16] It'd be really cheap. +[2950.18 --> 2953.22] People do that all the time with Spotify and, and schnaz, right? +[2953.22 --> 2953.54] Yes. +[2953.80 --> 2954.58] All that kind of stuff. +[2955.46 --> 2961.62] I am totally not on Linus's family plan for something similar to that. +[2962.34 --> 2964.52] Um, what can it do? +[2964.64 --> 2966.52] Well, it, it gives you a few things. +[2966.52 --> 2971.90] Uh, it includes some NES games like ice climber, legend of Zelda, balloon fight, soccer, tennis, +[2972.04 --> 2972.24] Mario. +[2972.32 --> 2974.90] I love it when games used to be able to be just called soccer or tennis. +[2975.06 --> 2975.34] Yeah. +[2975.50 --> 2981.58] Uh, Mario bros, super Mario bros, Dr. Mario, super Mario bros three and donkey Kong. +[2981.58 --> 2985.74] And 10 more will also launch with the service will be announced at a later date. +[2985.84 --> 2987.24] So that is completely novel. +[2987.40 --> 2988.86] That's totally new for those games. +[2988.96 --> 2991.28] There's never before been online play with those games. +[2991.32 --> 2991.74] Is that correct? +[2992.82 --> 2993.74] That's what I understood. +[2995.62 --> 2996.14] Uh, +[2996.14 --> 2999.48] any that will, uh, okay. +[2999.62 --> 3004.70] So with emulators, you could, well, yeah, well, you could come up with emulators. +[3004.70 --> 3005.70] What can't you do with an emulator? +[3005.78 --> 3006.14] Yeah. +[3006.42 --> 3010.80] But so any that originally supported multiplayer will still support multiplayer and will support +[3010.80 --> 3014.34] online multiplayer, which is cool because it'll be like a really easy way to do so. +[3014.54 --> 3018.72] Doing online co-op with emulators has always been a little jank, but doable. +[3019.56 --> 3025.02] Um, I don't think it's very known if you cancel your subscription, if you'll still have access +[3025.02 --> 3026.50] to those games, but I doubt it. +[3027.18 --> 3028.90] Uh, back to the multiplayer thing. +[3028.96 --> 3030.06] Uh, that's definitely new. +[3030.12 --> 3033.80] It's what I've got written here is depending on the game, players can engage in online competitive +[3033.80 --> 3037.24] co-op or multiplayer, or this is probably new for all of them. +[3037.74 --> 3039.22] Take turns controlling the action. +[3039.22 --> 3040.86] Yes. +[3040.86 --> 3045.08] So this was, uh, this was something that I noticed as well, which is really cool where +[3045.08 --> 3047.04] I think they call it like pass the controller. +[3047.64 --> 3048.02] Yeah. +[3048.02 --> 3052.26] It says friends can even watch each other play single player games and pass the controller +[3052.26 --> 3053.06] at any time. +[3053.24 --> 3057.18] So you can watch your friend play a game through the switch. +[3057.26 --> 3062.32] That's, that's a cool idea because I think with Twitch, we've, we've like sort of lost +[3062.32 --> 3067.32] something, which is like, I was playing a game with a friend the other day and we both stream +[3067.32 --> 3070.54] on Twitch, but we didn't want to stream at that point in time. +[3070.54 --> 3075.56] And I commented where like, I, I wish I could see your screen right now because like I was, +[3075.62 --> 3077.58] I was dead in a match and there's no spectate. +[3077.88 --> 3078.06] Yeah. +[3078.14 --> 3078.24] Yeah. +[3078.24 --> 3081.70] So I was like, I wish you were like streaming, but I guess just to me. +[3082.22 --> 3084.50] What if, and that's like not super a thing. +[3084.50 --> 3088.82] Do you think when, once you pass the controller, you still have control of where the controller +[3088.82 --> 3089.30] goes? +[3089.46 --> 3092.14] Or do you think if I pass it to you? +[3092.34 --> 3092.36] Yeah. +[3092.46 --> 3093.32] I want to be able to yank it. +[3093.36 --> 3097.02] Cause imagine how fun that would be if you're watching Ninja or you're, you're watching your +[3097.02 --> 3098.92] favorite streamer and they're like, Hey, I'm going to the bathroom. +[3098.92 --> 3102.56] And then they just pass their controller to some random person in the stream. +[3102.64 --> 3104.70] And buddy's just like, Oh no. +[3104.88 --> 3109.08] Two million people get to watch them play Fortnite, not Fortnite, but a Switch game. +[3109.16 --> 3109.28] Yeah. +[3109.28 --> 3109.50] Yeah. +[3109.82 --> 3110.68] That would be pretty sweet. +[3110.78 --> 3111.44] That'd be really sick. +[3111.44 --> 3111.74] Actually. +[3112.28 --> 3114.10] I don't think it'll work in that way. +[3114.36 --> 3117.98] But if I remember correctly, Mixer does that Microsoft streaming service. +[3118.06 --> 3122.78] You can do stuff like that, but I could be super extremely off base there. +[3122.92 --> 3126.92] I've, I've, I know there's some form of thing that can work that way, but it might've been +[3126.92 --> 3129.80] a specific game that someone happened to be playing on Mixer. +[3129.88 --> 3131.00] It could be completely unrelated. +[3131.24 --> 3131.60] I don't know. +[3132.00 --> 3133.62] Uh, but I think that idea is super cool. +[3133.78 --> 3135.42] I like the idea of sharing the controller too. +[3135.52 --> 3138.96] So like, if you're like, uh, dude, look, I'm so stuck on this freaking boss. +[3139.04 --> 3139.38] Oh yeah. +[3139.42 --> 3142.26] And then you like play the boss for a while and he's like, yo, give me a shot. +[3142.46 --> 3144.02] You just like pass the control over and he gets to like try it. +[3144.02 --> 3145.70] What about a new form of smurfing? +[3146.40 --> 3147.00] You're like, yeah, man. +[3147.00 --> 3148.36] Just one B one me. +[3148.36 --> 3150.22] And then there's like someone spectating. +[3150.32 --> 3152.80] You're like, send it across. +[3153.26 --> 3154.08] There it is. +[3154.26 --> 3154.84] Are we live? +[3154.88 --> 3155.42] There's the thumbnail. +[3155.42 --> 3156.00] We are live. +[3157.14 --> 3158.88] Uh, that's the end of the show. +[3159.00 --> 3160.02] We're going to stop now. +[3160.42 --> 3161.22] You're behind the mic. +[3161.74 --> 3163.70] Oh, it's technically not. +[3163.74 --> 3166.30] If you don't want it to be, we went live a little late. +[3167.00 --> 3167.58] Oh, okay. +[3167.64 --> 3168.66] Can I come in and do a topic? +[3169.04 --> 3169.24] Yeah. +[3169.30 --> 3169.74] All right. +[3169.86 --> 3170.30] I'll go home. +[3170.96 --> 3172.02] You can't take these though. +[3173.24 --> 3174.68] Thank you for keeping my seat warm. +[3175.40 --> 3177.66] Ah, oh, that is a warm seat. +[3177.66 --> 3180.52] You could say it's a warm ass seat. +[3180.76 --> 3181.20] Oh my. +[3181.50 --> 3183.24] Because it's an ass seat. +[3183.44 --> 3184.46] So do I get one of these shirts? +[3185.22 --> 3186.48] Yeah, you can have one if you want. +[3186.56 --> 3186.88] Nice. +[3187.04 --> 3187.76] I'm actually pretty excited. +[3187.78 --> 3188.72] I designed it myself. +[3188.96 --> 3189.78] Yeah, I saw that. +[3190.46 --> 3193.00] The writing is like precisely messy. +[3193.40 --> 3194.56] It's like perfectly messy. +[3194.64 --> 3194.96] It's good. +[3194.96 --> 3195.30] Thank you. +[3195.38 --> 3195.72] I like this. +[3195.72 --> 3196.20] Thank you. +[3196.40 --> 3197.28] I like the show too. +[3197.36 --> 3200.64] I wanted to say when I first saw this in person, Riley even asked me about it. +[3200.66 --> 3201.64] He's like, so what do you think of the set? +[3201.66 --> 3204.14] I was like, ah, but it looks really good on camera. +[3204.48 --> 3204.78] Cool. +[3204.92 --> 3205.16] Good. +[3205.28 --> 3206.80] Did, oh, did Riley jump on the show at all? +[3206.96 --> 3207.14] No. +[3207.14 --> 3211.70] Oh, I kind of thought he was going to come in and sort of talk about working here and +[3211.70 --> 3211.92] stuff. +[3212.08 --> 3212.54] He may have been. +[3212.58 --> 3214.10] He can take me out if he wants. +[3214.68 --> 3216.74] No, he can't because he carpools with James. +[3216.90 --> 3217.28] Okay. +[3217.48 --> 3217.78] Oh. +[3218.42 --> 3219.20] Oh, okay. +[3219.42 --> 3220.32] James is his ride. +[3220.54 --> 3221.20] Well then, okay. +[3221.24 --> 3222.42] Bye, James and Riley. +[3222.60 --> 3222.86] Bye. +[3224.60 --> 3226.62] Do we have any cool topics to talk about? +[3226.62 --> 3230.28] We tried to leave some for you and then you didn't show up. +[3230.44 --> 3231.80] I was busy. +[3231.94 --> 3234.88] I was busy running a laptop at five gigahertz. +[3235.48 --> 3235.82] Oh. +[3236.98 --> 3237.38] Okay. +[3237.58 --> 3239.30] Is it ridiculous or is it reasonable? +[3239.98 --> 3241.64] Oh, it's not reasonable. +[3241.98 --> 3242.12] Okay. +[3242.72 --> 3244.08] Do you want any spoilers? +[3244.48 --> 3245.62] Is it the too big? +[3245.62 --> 3247.84] It is. +[3247.96 --> 3250.06] It involves server fans. +[3250.06 --> 3254.56] Oh, no. +[3255.50 --> 3255.94] Okay. +[3256.02 --> 3258.44] You got to do a follow-up video where you go and use it in public. +[3260.08 --> 3261.74] And just see how people react. +[3261.80 --> 3266.30] It involves an external variable voltage power supply that's about this big. +[3266.42 --> 3266.76] Totally. +[3267.12 --> 3268.26] You should still do it. +[3268.52 --> 3270.22] It's louder than a hairdryer. +[3270.40 --> 3270.80] Totally. +[3271.46 --> 3273.30] I would love to. +[3273.38 --> 3274.62] I would watch that video. +[3274.70 --> 3275.18] Oh, man. +[3275.24 --> 3276.16] You got to name it. +[3277.14 --> 3281.78] And then like bring it back by like using the blah in public. +[3281.98 --> 3282.66] It's terrible. +[3283.66 --> 3285.36] Anyways, we haven't talked about. +[3285.44 --> 3287.56] Have we talked about renting out your graphics card for mining? +[3287.56 --> 3288.18] We left that. +[3288.30 --> 3289.02] Let's do that. +[3289.08 --> 3289.26] Okay. +[3289.36 --> 3294.24] So the original article here is from Tech Radar and it was posted by apparently no one on the forum. +[3294.34 --> 3295.64] James is apparently on it. +[3295.64 --> 3296.80] Morgan MLG man. +[3297.06 --> 3308.16] A German company has announced Games from Space, which borrows your GPU for cryptocurrency mining purposes and then gives you free PC games in return. +[3308.82 --> 3314.80] So you pick any game you want, watch a progress bar slowly tick up as your GPU is used for the company's mining efforts. +[3316.00 --> 3320.02] The faster your graphics card, the quicker the process towards getting a new game. +[3320.60 --> 3323.82] So here's a really important thing to point out. +[3325.64 --> 3329.82] Games that you pay for on your electricity bill are not free. +[3330.80 --> 3331.20] Yeah. +[3331.92 --> 3334.58] But I think a lot of kids are going to think they are. +[3335.52 --> 3339.24] This is totally going to be kids using their computers to screw over their parents. +[3339.24 --> 3339.58] Yeah. +[3339.58 --> 3342.76] Or people in dorms or whatever else. +[3342.76 --> 3354.38] So it's, I will give Games from Space credit for being devious enough to figure out one of the biggest challenges of cryptocurrency mining. +[3354.38 --> 3358.04] And that is power and actually cooling as well. +[3358.04 --> 3364.02] So by distributing the computing around the globe, it's effectively kind of not their problem. +[3364.02 --> 3374.84] And everyone who's running on their network of computers is going to be contributing such a small amount to it that it's not really going to be, like it's not going to be noticeable. +[3376.96 --> 3377.48] Yeah. +[3377.70 --> 3381.88] Some of the games are actually newer big name affairs like PUBG or Grand Theft Auto V. +[3381.88 --> 3387.50] So with a GTX 1070, either of those would take you about a month of mining. +[3388.24 --> 3389.88] You can get Dirt 3 in a day apparently. +[3391.16 --> 3396.06] Now obviously you won't be able to mine while you are actually playing games. +[3396.26 --> 3409.86] And from my experience with software like NiceHash, it might not necessarily cooperate that well when you launch applications that want the GPU back. +[3409.86 --> 3414.10] Like I've, that was actually why I stopped running folding on my gaming system. +[3414.62 --> 3421.16] Because I was running into weird issues even if folding at home was technically giving the GPU back. +[3421.28 --> 3421.42] Yeah. +[3421.68 --> 3421.84] Yeah. +[3422.04 --> 3424.06] I was still not running correctly. +[3424.20 --> 3426.00] So I would watch out for... +[3426.00 --> 3427.32] We had the same problems at ours. +[3427.48 --> 3430.10] I would watch out for pretty much everything about this. +[3431.84 --> 3432.74] What else we got? +[3433.06 --> 3433.50] Yeah. +[3434.14 --> 3437.16] So there's, there was a few topics. +[3437.28 --> 3437.54] Where are we? +[3437.54 --> 3439.14] The, the, that. +[3439.86 --> 3444.34] Qualcomm is finally making a smartwatch chip. +[3444.42 --> 3447.42] So this was originally posted by Edward the Weeb on the forum. +[3447.94 --> 3453.84] Hey, James didn't tell you you're not getting a ride and that you can't come and say hi. +[3454.86 --> 3455.34] Okay. +[3455.38 --> 3457.52] Well, let's just burn through this really quickly. +[3457.52 --> 3459.92] And then you guys can ask Riley some questions in Twitch chat. +[3460.46 --> 3461.26] Does that sound pretty good? +[3461.44 --> 3461.66] Yeah. +[3461.66 --> 3462.18] Okay. +[3462.28 --> 3464.82] So Qualcomm is making a smartwatch chip. +[3465.02 --> 3470.56] AI Wear OS watches that come out today have little option but to use Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 2100 from February 2016. +[3471.18 --> 3474.00] Some have argued this is holding the entire Wear OS platform back. +[3474.32 --> 3475.12] It is pretty slow. +[3475.56 --> 3483.06] Qualcomm has announced a watch focused silicon this fall alongside a flagship device with several partners set to release Wear OS watches based on the new chips by the holidays. +[3483.06 --> 3488.72] The third generation processors will be designed from the ground up for a no compromises smartwatch experience. +[3490.28 --> 3491.98] So better battery life, smaller watches. +[3492.36 --> 3494.84] Apparently designing the chips to work more effectively with always on displays. +[3495.04 --> 3496.96] And a smartwatch is first and foremost a watch. +[3497.04 --> 3497.84] It needs to look good. +[3497.92 --> 3498.72] It needs to be sleek. +[3498.90 --> 3500.40] It needs to look good when I'm looking at it. +[3500.42 --> 3502.14] These are all just looking good. +[3502.20 --> 3502.74] This is a quote. +[3502.92 --> 3503.54] It has nothing to do with. +[3503.54 --> 3504.28] Why would you say that? +[3504.32 --> 3504.58] Yeah. +[3504.68 --> 3505.80] It has nothing to do with the chip. +[3505.96 --> 3506.28] All right. +[3506.84 --> 3507.32] Thank you very much. +[3507.32 --> 3509.28] Oh, also rumor Google preparing Pixel smartwatch. +[3509.44 --> 3510.86] Probably related to that last one. +[3510.86 --> 3512.76] You're talking really fast, Linus. +[3512.82 --> 3513.22] You are. +[3513.28 --> 3513.56] Okay. +[3513.64 --> 3514.04] I'm sorry. +[3514.18 --> 3515.74] Are you okay? +[3516.94 --> 3520.48] Nine inch nails to fight ticket bots by not selling tickets online. +[3521.66 --> 3522.02] Yeah. +[3522.10 --> 3523.00] We already covered that one. +[3523.00 --> 3523.42] Oh, all right. +[3523.52 --> 3526.62] We covered that one because James thought you wouldn't want to talk about it. +[3526.68 --> 3527.92] So this guy works here now. +[3528.02 --> 3531.66] I didn't want to make you stop doing the actual news part. +[3531.94 --> 3532.22] Well, no. +[3532.28 --> 3532.60] That's okay. +[3532.62 --> 3533.66] We have a new news show. +[3534.12 --> 3534.72] That's true. +[3534.96 --> 3535.20] No. +[3535.34 --> 3536.60] But a lot of people are concerned. +[3536.72 --> 3538.18] They're like, don't stop doing the WAN show. +[3538.52 --> 3539.44] It's not going to stop. +[3539.44 --> 3543.70] Someone just said Central Park, but he misspelled the misspelling. +[3545.82 --> 3546.26] What? +[3546.38 --> 3547.72] He did Central Prack. +[3548.64 --> 3549.34] Which is like. +[3549.34 --> 3549.54] Hey, man. +[3549.70 --> 3550.60] Central Prack. +[3551.16 --> 3552.54] It's a meme for the people. +[3552.72 --> 3554.00] You can make it your own. +[3554.74 --> 3556.84] You want to put an R in there at the beginning? +[3556.96 --> 3557.48] That's fine. +[3558.64 --> 3559.88] Central Repack. +[3563.10 --> 3564.00] It's Riley. +[3564.00 --> 3565.22] Yeah. +[3566.22 --> 3567.06] This is a. +[3567.26 --> 3569.16] I'm having a hard time with this mic in the middle. +[3569.24 --> 3569.32] Yeah. +[3569.38 --> 3569.72] You know what? +[3569.76 --> 3570.38] Why don't you. +[3570.50 --> 3571.26] No, no, no, no. +[3571.26 --> 3571.80] No, no, no. +[3571.80 --> 3572.12] Please. +[3572.24 --> 3572.82] No, I'm going to sit. +[3572.84 --> 3573.50] I'm going to sit there. +[3574.52 --> 3575.28] I'll sit here. +[3575.44 --> 3577.34] I'll take a back seat. +[3577.50 --> 3578.16] I'm just a boy. +[3579.94 --> 3580.54] This is a. +[3580.54 --> 3581.80] I'm just a small town boy. +[3581.92 --> 3584.16] The last time I was on this show, I was a guest. +[3584.64 --> 3587.76] Someone says, are you only hosting shows or are you doing other things at LMG as well? +[3589.06 --> 3589.96] Well, I'm writing. +[3592.22 --> 3592.64] What's this? +[3592.74 --> 3593.24] What are you looking at? +[3593.62 --> 3594.12] Oh, the audience. +[3594.44 --> 3595.02] Oh, the set. +[3595.10 --> 3596.00] They're on the camera over there. +[3596.80 --> 3598.08] You gestured over here. +[3598.18 --> 3598.36] Yeah. +[3598.74 --> 3599.80] Oh, I thought you were gesturing that way. +[3599.86 --> 3600.16] No, yeah. +[3600.16 --> 3600.80] I mean, I built. +[3600.80 --> 3601.44] Yeah, I guess. +[3601.56 --> 3602.62] Well, I didn't build the set. +[3602.96 --> 3603.76] I mean, I sort of did. +[3603.96 --> 3605.14] A bunch of people built it. +[3605.72 --> 3608.04] I've been working on this set for the past, like, month. +[3608.86 --> 3609.72] I've been here for a month. +[3609.72 --> 3610.50] Trying to give you some credit, man. +[3610.52 --> 3611.16] Can I say that? +[3611.34 --> 3611.58] Yeah. +[3611.58 --> 3616.12] I've been here for like a month, and I've just been building the set and doing a bunch +[3616.12 --> 3619.16] of stuff with Yvonne and Edsel. +[3619.82 --> 3620.14] Yeah. +[3620.30 --> 3621.86] It was hard work, guys. +[3622.62 --> 3623.44] But I'm here. +[3626.36 --> 3629.08] Everett asks, were you okay when NCIX went bankrupt? +[3629.60 --> 3630.52] Was I okay? +[3631.40 --> 3631.82] Yeah. +[3632.72 --> 3633.10] Actually. +[3633.94 --> 3634.92] Weren't you gone already? +[3634.94 --> 3636.92] Yeah, I was gone by the time they had gone bankrupt. +[3636.92 --> 3640.68] I had left and started with Secret Informant. +[3640.78 --> 3641.02] Sorry. +[3641.28 --> 3641.54] No. +[3641.58 --> 3641.98] No, that's fine. +[3642.02 --> 3642.30] I don't care. +[3642.36 --> 3643.24] You can talk about Secret Informant. +[3643.32 --> 3643.58] Yeah. +[3643.96 --> 3649.26] So I went to do that, and then I was doing that for a while, and then we started talking. +[3650.22 --> 3651.02] Yes, we did. +[3651.20 --> 3652.54] Someone said, is Linus a terrible boss? +[3652.54 --> 3652.82] And the news was born. +[3653.06 --> 3653.66] He's asking. +[3654.28 --> 3655.66] Someone's asking if Linus is a terrible boss. +[3655.66 --> 3657.78] He's asking you specifically if Linus is a terrible boss. +[3658.58 --> 3661.02] Well, you know, I've only been here for a minute. +[3661.06 --> 3662.04] I can't tell yet. +[3662.04 --> 3662.50] I know. +[3662.50 --> 3668.78] No matter how I answer that question, I feel like it's going to seem insincere. +[3669.18 --> 3670.36] Linus is a great boss. +[3671.00 --> 3672.40] No, Linus is a terrible boss. +[3673.38 --> 3674.84] Yeah, they both sound like lies. +[3674.84 --> 3681.08] Is the show still a work in progress? +[3681.24 --> 3682.70] Kind of seems cobbled together. +[3682.70 --> 3685.96] It's definitely a work in progress still. +[3686.04 --> 3688.02] We're still tweaking stuff. +[3688.08 --> 3689.76] You said that on social media the other day. +[3690.14 --> 3695.44] So if you guys have suggestions for how to change it, definitely let us know. +[3695.76 --> 3698.08] We will read them, and we will take them into account. +[3699.06 --> 3700.44] Yeah, it has its own Twitter handle. +[3701.32 --> 3701.88] What is it? +[3702.08 --> 3703.92] At TechLinkedYT. +[3704.68 --> 3706.06] I think it's at TechLinkedYT. +[3706.06 --> 3706.68] I think it's at TechLinkedYT. +[3706.68 --> 3707.80] It might just be at TechLinkedYT. +[3708.96 --> 3711.76] MazioSair says, please sell a t-shirt with that exact design. +[3712.48 --> 3713.78] Yeah, we're doing it. +[3713.80 --> 3714.74] I think that's the plan, right? +[3714.74 --> 3716.08] It's actually available right now. +[3716.10 --> 3716.80] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[3716.90 --> 3717.98] It was up really fast. +[3717.98 --> 3724.22] Yeah, you've got to go to the LTT merch store because TechLinked is still too bitch mode to have its own merch store. +[3725.16 --> 3730.62] It's no longer like Linus and I make a meme on when, and then four months later we have a shirt. +[3730.78 --> 3731.62] It's like fast. +[3731.98 --> 3733.84] Now memes turn into t-shirts immediately. +[3733.92 --> 3734.06] Yeah. +[3734.12 --> 3736.78] We actually have a dedicated graphic designer. +[3737.22 --> 3746.02] So there's been, honestly, there's been so many moving parts getting this show started, getting him in here, getting all the design work done, getting the set built, all the negotiations. +[3746.02 --> 3747.28] I really wish I could tell. +[3747.42 --> 3752.44] You know most of the story behind the NCIX Tech Tips acquisition effort, right? +[3753.16 --> 3753.46] Yes. +[3753.48 --> 3755.42] Okay, that is strictly under NDA. +[3756.46 --> 3757.40] Just so you know. +[3757.92 --> 3760.50] It's too long of a story to tell anyways. +[3760.62 --> 3763.62] 10 out of 10, how crazy is it? +[3764.26 --> 3766.62] I mean, it's insane. +[3766.78 --> 3767.22] I had no... +[3767.22 --> 3781.78] When we filmed the announcement video, I wrote the skit and then I wrote the end part and I'm like, okay, Linus, fill in the NCIX story. +[3781.98 --> 3784.48] And I thought it was going to be like a couple paragraphs or something. +[3784.48 --> 3786.10] It's like an essay. +[3786.22 --> 3788.14] It was like four pages long or something. +[3788.70 --> 3789.44] I was like, what? +[3789.52 --> 3790.16] Well, you can't do that. +[3790.16 --> 3791.60] And then he's like, no, we're doing the whole thing. +[3792.24 --> 3793.96] Stinky Pete said, great to see you. +[3794.02 --> 3796.16] Are you continuing the NCIX persona, i.e. +[3796.22 --> 3798.58] Quick Bits, or are you trying to differentiate the show from the past? +[3798.58 --> 3801.92] I mean, Central Park survived. +[3802.92 --> 3803.80] So did Quick Bits. +[3803.88 --> 3804.32] I tried. +[3805.60 --> 3807.24] Well, I didn't know what else to call it. +[3807.36 --> 3809.52] What should I call Quick Bits if not Quick Bits? +[3810.68 --> 3812.10] Rapid Small Portions. +[3814.48 --> 3817.12] Rapid Fire Small Portion News Stories Bits. +[3817.12 --> 3819.22] No, I don't know. +[3819.46 --> 3822.70] If you guys, I mean, there are some other names already. +[3822.86 --> 3825.30] It's supposed to be a spiritual successor. +[3825.72 --> 3832.94] So like, I saw some people leaving comments like, wow, you guys really captured the essence of Netlinked. +[3833.36 --> 3835.78] And I'm kind of sitting there going, well, oh crap. +[3835.88 --> 3838.02] We've got the same host and writing staff. +[3838.14 --> 3842.70] We've got the same other host and sort of troll. +[3844.28 --> 3845.70] Really captured the essence. +[3845.80 --> 3846.62] How did you do that? +[3846.86 --> 3848.82] How'd you make sure it was so true to the original? +[3849.50 --> 3850.76] You called the original people. +[3851.12 --> 3852.28] It's basically the original. +[3854.20 --> 3855.12] Yeah, I don't know. +[3856.62 --> 3858.00] What does Central Park mean? +[3858.86 --> 3859.10] Ugh. +[3861.02 --> 3864.76] If you don't want to answer the damn question, you're going to have to stop saying it. +[3865.22 --> 3866.50] I do want to answer it. +[3866.52 --> 3868.84] I just feel like it's just kind of a long story. +[3868.94 --> 3869.88] So it's kind of a lengthy. +[3870.44 --> 3875.46] It's an inside joke originating on Flight of the Conchords that me and my friend said all the time. +[3875.46 --> 3877.48] And then I started saying it on Netlink Daily. +[3878.32 --> 3879.34] And it kind of caught on, I guess. +[3879.34 --> 3880.76] Top comment every video from there on. +[3880.96 --> 3881.18] Yeah. +[3881.42 --> 3883.00] That's not actually a very long story. +[3883.00 --> 3883.36] I know. +[3883.62 --> 3885.08] Well, I was just like, can I do it? +[3885.16 --> 3885.48] Can I? +[3885.70 --> 3886.40] I guess I did. +[3886.54 --> 3886.84] Apparently. +[3886.84 --> 3888.56] Quick Bits through and through. +[3888.82 --> 3893.70] Someone said you will do, you said you will do not only tech, but until now it's only been tech. +[3893.78 --> 3894.30] What's going on? +[3895.48 --> 3896.84] I will not do only tech? +[3896.96 --> 3897.18] Where? +[3897.48 --> 3897.86] Who on what? +[3897.86 --> 3898.98] Because it said STEM news. +[3899.12 --> 3900.02] I remember that from the video. +[3900.80 --> 3901.62] Oh, yeah. +[3901.62 --> 3901.66] Yeah. +[3901.98 --> 3905.50] So that's more of a bet hedging strategy. +[3906.22 --> 3915.58] You know, like if some kind of like biomedical thing comes out, we don't want to end up in a stupid argument with people in the comments that that's not tech. +[3915.98 --> 3916.16] Yeah. +[3916.20 --> 3919.02] Because when it comes down to it, everything is tech. +[3919.18 --> 3920.06] The wheel is tech. +[3921.36 --> 3921.64] Eh. +[3923.10 --> 3923.72] It is. +[3923.72 --> 3925.18] It's super easy. +[3925.18 --> 3925.66] Yeah, it is. +[3925.70 --> 3926.04] Yeah, it is. +[3927.18 --> 3928.36] I'm a contrarian. +[3929.42 --> 3935.44] So that was actually a change that I made to the script where I kind of went, look, let's not paint ourselves into a box. +[3935.84 --> 3936.00] Yeah. +[3936.06 --> 3936.92] It's about STEM. +[3937.34 --> 3939.50] That way it can be about basically anything. +[3939.50 --> 3940.04] It can be about literally anything. +[3940.22 --> 3942.76] If someone finds a new prime number, we can talk about it. +[3942.76 --> 3944.30] Games doesn't really fit in there, though. +[3944.74 --> 3945.18] Oh. +[3945.94 --> 3948.08] What if we say it's STEM and gaming? +[3948.46 --> 3948.86] Stegma. +[3949.04 --> 3950.94] This news stems from. +[3950.94 --> 3954.06] Geez. +[3959.32 --> 3959.88] Okay. +[3960.42 --> 3962.22] Moving on immediately. +[3962.94 --> 3966.16] What do you hope to learn or improve working with Linus? +[3966.26 --> 3966.74] Speaking of. +[3967.10 --> 3967.34] Yeah. +[3967.94 --> 3975.62] Well, I've already learned to kind of like fly by the seat of my pants as in like do it now. +[3975.78 --> 3976.42] Do something. +[3976.54 --> 3977.04] Get it done. +[3977.58 --> 3977.84] You know? +[3977.84 --> 3979.44] Yeah, you came in on your first day. +[3979.52 --> 3980.78] Didn't have an email address. +[3980.94 --> 3984.06] Didn't have like any passwords for anything. +[3984.26 --> 3985.32] Didn't actually have an assignment. +[3985.48 --> 3989.36] Because basically we had put the whole thing off for so long. +[3990.00 --> 3993.34] Like Riley's start date was supposed to be like many weeks ago. +[3993.34 --> 3998.34] I think I was looking at the emails and they started like February or March. +[3998.62 --> 3998.86] Yeah. +[3999.10 --> 3999.32] Yeah. +[3999.34 --> 4003.88] And so what happened was we kept thinking we were going to get the channel. +[4004.46 --> 4006.34] And then we were like, okay, here's your start date. +[4006.60 --> 4008.42] And then we were like, oh, we weren't going to get it. +[4008.48 --> 4008.58] Yeah. +[4008.58 --> 4009.94] But we were just going to start our own channel. +[4010.10 --> 4010.68] We were back to it. +[4010.78 --> 4012.24] And you were like, just stay tuned. +[4012.66 --> 4013.54] I'll get you an update. +[4013.62 --> 4014.54] And I'm just like, okay, cool. +[4014.82 --> 4015.64] And you're like, okay, yeah. +[4015.70 --> 4016.34] Now this is happening. +[4016.94 --> 4017.96] I'm just like, okay, yeah. +[4018.08 --> 4018.30] All right. +[4018.30 --> 4023.50] The amount of people that got chat banned immediately after you made that joke was insane. +[4023.62 --> 4024.88] There's like a whole block. +[4025.40 --> 4025.56] What? +[4025.56 --> 4027.72] It's above this, but just like, oh, yeah. +[4028.12 --> 4028.48] Jeez. +[4031.66 --> 4036.84] Anyway, so there was a whole thing where we were just like, okay, screw it. +[4037.40 --> 4043.56] We've got some pre-show preparation to do like a set and figuring out branding and all this stuff. +[4044.10 --> 4045.44] Riley can help with that. +[4045.44 --> 4049.86] Let's just get him in here and honestly, it was a good move. +[4049.92 --> 4058.20] It was actually Nick's idea because it really put the pressure on me to start making videos with this person that I'm paying all the time. +[4059.18 --> 4063.04] We hired a writer and host to build a set. +[4063.14 --> 4065.60] Maybe not the best decision. +[4066.22 --> 4069.70] I did learn a lot of my management strategies from NCIX. +[4073.00 --> 4075.42] So I came in here and it was like coming home. +[4076.44 --> 4078.86] People are asking, will you do WAN Show 2? +[4080.12 --> 4081.46] Will I do WAN Show 2? +[4081.86 --> 4084.52] I mean, I guess that's up to you guys. +[4084.96 --> 4085.34] I don't know. +[4085.50 --> 4089.60] We actually haven't really decided how we're going to best utilize Riley. +[4089.82 --> 4091.40] I mean, I think I'm screwing it up right now. +[4091.52 --> 4093.34] So if you're taking that as an example. +[4093.34 --> 4097.38] Yeah, I mean, we brought him in as someone who's multi-talented. +[4097.66 --> 4106.28] Something that some people wouldn't know is he was basically running the entire NCIX channel by himself by the end of it. +[4106.28 --> 4110.36] And like arguably it wasn't its finest, you know, moment. +[4110.70 --> 4111.84] But rude. +[4112.06 --> 4117.86] He was literally by himself writing, filming, editing, posting. +[4118.34 --> 4118.98] At the end. +[4118.98 --> 4121.14] Actually posting it to YouTube. +[4121.74 --> 4125.68] Answering comments about, yo guys, what's going on with my order? +[4125.86 --> 4127.34] Is that whole place imploding? +[4127.44 --> 4128.22] What's going on? +[4128.22 --> 4128.50] Yeah. +[4129.50 --> 4130.24] In the comments. +[4130.24 --> 4137.24] So we brought Riley in knowing that we wanted to bring back a spiritual successor to Netlinked. +[4137.48 --> 4149.08] Knowing that the best way to do that would be to bring back the sort of tag team that I think, nothing against anyone else who ever worked on Netlinked. +[4149.08 --> 4160.98] But the tag team that I think refined the Netlinked format made it what it was and was kind of the golden age of Netlinked in terms of audience reception, in terms of viewership. +[4161.18 --> 4161.36] Yeah. +[4161.80 --> 4166.96] Well, originally, because Netlinked was Netlinked Weekly that you did on the NCX channel. +[4167.12 --> 4167.26] Way back. +[4167.26 --> 4175.24] And it was like a longer show and it wasn't really, I guess you guys edited it a bit, but like that was before I came launch. +[4175.24 --> 4175.52] Yeah. +[4175.64 --> 4178.54] And then when we came on, we were like, hey, we're going to make it a daily show. +[4178.54 --> 4179.54] And then like, yeah. +[4179.54 --> 4181.10] And then you guys took it totally serial. +[4181.72 --> 4185.28] And then I came in when I was like a contractor and didn't really care anymore. +[4185.60 --> 4191.84] And that was, that was, that whole casual feel of Netlinked was not manufactured. +[4192.20 --> 4194.78] It was because I actually didn't give any cares. +[4195.36 --> 4197.18] I would roll in on a Friday. +[4197.36 --> 4199.00] That's definitely the feeling I got. +[4199.00 --> 4205.08] At like 10.30, we would bang out all the videos that had to be done for that week. +[4205.18 --> 4206.18] Yeah, like four at one time. +[4206.20 --> 4207.96] And then I'd be like, yeah, it's two o'clock. +[4207.96 --> 4208.60] Boom. +[4208.76 --> 4209.18] See ya. +[4209.34 --> 4209.92] You're out of there. +[4210.40 --> 4213.18] And I'd come back here and host WAN Show often late. +[4213.50 --> 4213.68] Yeah. +[4214.46 --> 4214.82] Yeah. +[4214.92 --> 4218.84] And then we were kind of like, hey, Linus, so we wrote this funny bit. +[4219.02 --> 4221.52] Could you put the hat on and like do the voice for the thing? +[4221.54 --> 4222.80] And he's like, no, I'm doing this. +[4222.88 --> 4223.04] Boom. +[4223.30 --> 4223.92] Okay, guys. +[4224.06 --> 4225.22] So I'm Linus. +[4225.38 --> 4225.90] Brr, brr, brr. +[4226.46 --> 4227.80] And I'd like get stuff wrong. +[4227.82 --> 4229.30] But that's not, that's okay. +[4229.56 --> 4229.66] Fine. +[4229.66 --> 4232.12] I'd get stuff wrong, right? +[4232.18 --> 4235.30] Like I'd read the script wrong, but I would just like keep going through it because I +[4235.30 --> 4235.84] was in a hurry. +[4236.08 --> 4236.24] Yeah. +[4236.64 --> 4238.72] And that was where that kind of stuff. +[4238.76 --> 4239.78] And people liked it. +[4239.82 --> 4240.14] Mm-hmm. +[4240.14 --> 4242.44] So, so we ended up with- +[4242.44 --> 4244.22] So like yelling at people from off screen and stuff. +[4244.32 --> 4244.48] Yeah. +[4244.56 --> 4248.52] That was all, that was actually the only feedback that I gave them on their writing. +[4248.84 --> 4249.14] Hmm. +[4249.40 --> 4250.62] Was during the show. +[4250.62 --> 4251.46] During the show. +[4251.48 --> 4252.26] Telling them stuff. +[4252.32 --> 4253.24] That was a stupid bit. +[4253.30 --> 4253.82] Don't do it. +[4253.86 --> 4254.06] Okay. +[4254.10 --> 4254.76] What's the next one? +[4254.76 --> 4262.72] So, so, so the goal was to, to, to, to, that seemed like the best way to, I don't forget +[4262.72 --> 4266.82] where I was going with this, but it seemed like the best way to, to, to make this happen +[4266.82 --> 4271.52] was to bring back sort of what I see as sort of the heart and soul of it and then just inject +[4271.52 --> 4272.34] it into something new. +[4272.40 --> 4274.40] And I forget what the point of getting there was. +[4274.52 --> 4276.62] I'm going to take a few different questions and lump them into one. +[4276.82 --> 4277.00] Yeah. +[4277.00 --> 4278.82] How do you guys expect the channel to perform? +[4279.00 --> 4282.38] Some people are asking comparatively to TechQuickie, but I don't really think that's super relevant. +[4282.38 --> 4287.26] But like the, like, how do you expect the growth of the channel to go? +[4288.30 --> 4290.40] I feel like I'm a bad person to answer that question. +[4290.54 --> 4291.74] You guys know so much about. +[4292.18 --> 4292.44] Okay. +[4292.44 --> 4293.88] I think this is general to. +[4294.06 --> 4299.20] So my expectation for the channel was, or not my expectation. +[4299.20 --> 4307.50] My goal was as sort of a, a, a salty, well, sort of thing. +[4307.50 --> 4317.04] My goal was for TechLinked to basically immediately have as good or better viewership than the latter +[4317.04 --> 4319.86] episodes of TechLinked on the NCIX comm channel. +[4320.42 --> 4324.20] Anything beyond that, I consider to be a smashing success. +[4324.78 --> 4331.06] And as for the sales team, anything above a hundred thousand views of video should be +[4331.06 --> 4333.30] quite easy for them to bring in sponsors for. +[4333.30 --> 4338.42] Or if they can bring in sponsors on a consistent basis, we will, we will comfortably cover, +[4338.42 --> 4345.98] um, Riley's, uh, Riley's cost and the extra editing courses that we need. +[4346.20 --> 4350.74] And the lunch, um, um, we don't do free lunch here, but good try. +[4352.90 --> 4357.10] So as long as we can bring sponsors in, we will comfortably cover our overhead is basically +[4357.10 --> 4358.18] where I was going with that. +[4358.18 --> 4362.16] Even, even like the square footage, the equipment, like all those things that you have to factor +[4362.16 --> 4363.26] into the cost of a show. +[4363.48 --> 4368.60] And I mean, if, if your standard was that they outperform like the later episodes of +[4368.60 --> 4370.44] NetLinked, it's already done that. +[4370.56 --> 4370.74] So. +[4371.40 --> 4371.68] Yeah. +[4371.72 --> 4374.02] I think there's a bit of a honeymoon period going on right now though. +[4374.14 --> 4376.76] Well, but it could continue forever perfectly. +[4377.30 --> 4378.90] It could continue forever perfectly. +[4379.26 --> 4381.12] I mean, honestly, I think we're going to get there. +[4381.12 --> 4386.62] I think, I think that not, I think we've actually gotten a lot of feedback already from community +[4386.62 --> 4389.68] members saying there really was a gap there. +[4390.26 --> 4392.06] NetLinked had a purpose. +[4392.44 --> 4394.62] This, this source fed style. +[4395.08 --> 4396.04] Tech news thing. +[4396.22 --> 4402.04] And I was kind of surprised when, when we stopped and people were like, there's no other like +[4402.04 --> 4406.80] really quick, like tech news shows about like, you know, centering on like PC stuff. +[4406.86 --> 4407.40] And there isn't. +[4407.44 --> 4410.24] And a lot of people are trying to hit the 10 minute minimum and all this kind of stuff. +[4410.24 --> 4410.56] Yeah. +[4410.92 --> 4412.54] But we're not interested in that. +[4412.60 --> 4414.10] We've never cared about the 10 minute minimum. +[4414.40 --> 4418.16] A lot of people, we've released videos that are 10 minutes and one second or whatever. +[4418.38 --> 4422.32] And a lot of people are like, aha, in the comments. +[4422.54 --> 4422.84] Gotcha. +[4423.06 --> 4426.08] And I'm kind of sitting there going, you don't understand how this works. +[4426.28 --> 4430.98] The 10 minute mark is only important if you run a mid roll AdSense spot. +[4431.46 --> 4432.18] And we don't. +[4432.18 --> 4432.98] And we don't. +[4433.08 --> 4433.32] So. +[4433.42 --> 4433.90] My ride is leaving. +[4433.90 --> 4434.44] So it doesn't matter. +[4434.56 --> 4435.32] Oh, your ride is leaving. +[4435.42 --> 4436.06] I need to leave. +[4436.06 --> 4436.80] You can go. +[4437.48 --> 4438.86] Thank you for joining us. +[4438.96 --> 4439.86] Thanks for having me. +[4439.94 --> 4440.16] Yeah. +[4440.40 --> 4441.06] This is cool. +[4441.18 --> 4441.84] It's been fun. +[4442.54 --> 4443.30] Can I do this again? +[4443.56 --> 4445.04] I remember where I was going with that. +[4445.22 --> 4446.52] He's very multi-talented. +[4446.66 --> 4451.68] So we brought him in knowing that he was multi-talented thinking that we would just find. +[4452.70 --> 4453.08] We'd find. +[4453.18 --> 4454.52] I'm just like a natural on camera. +[4454.72 --> 4457.44] I know everything that you need to do on like a set. +[4457.52 --> 4457.96] Thank you. +[4458.42 --> 4459.06] Thank you. +[4459.06 --> 4461.60] So right now. +[4461.60 --> 4467.24] His time is not completely occupied just by writing TechLinked and hosting it. +[4467.30 --> 4469.66] And in some cases, he won't even be hosting it. +[4469.82 --> 4471.46] It's only a three times a week show. +[4471.64 --> 4474.46] And I'll probably be hosting somewhere between a third and half of them. +[4474.92 --> 4477.02] Riley will be doing between a third and half of them. +[4477.48 --> 4479.34] And we might have other people jump in. +[4479.42 --> 4480.62] James has expressed interest. +[4480.74 --> 4482.00] Colton has expressed interest. +[4482.00 --> 4485.40] And we'd like to have it actually be quite diverse. +[4486.50 --> 4488.94] Maybe even Luke would come back and host an episode. +[4488.94 --> 4489.16] That would be cool. +[4489.40 --> 4489.82] I'd like to. +[4490.02 --> 4491.62] Especially on certain topics. +[4491.78 --> 4492.54] So yeah. +[4492.54 --> 4497.40] So I have two things in the chat that I'm going to pull from archival stuff. +[4497.56 --> 4499.86] One, someone was like, oh my God, Luke is back. +[4500.04 --> 4500.90] That's confusing. +[4501.96 --> 4503.88] He's literally on WAN show every week. +[4503.90 --> 4505.46] I've been here the whole time. +[4506.02 --> 4506.50] Pretty much. +[4506.84 --> 4509.06] The other one was, is Riley Luke's replacement? +[4509.48 --> 4510.68] That's been asked a whole bunch of times. +[4511.34 --> 4518.94] So right now, in terms of actual hosting on LTT, I am on the fence. +[4518.94 --> 4523.02] You will see Luke host another LTT before you will see Riley. +[4523.12 --> 4523.84] In fact, how's that going? +[4524.42 --> 4524.60] Good. +[4525.40 --> 4526.66] It keeps changing. +[4527.42 --> 4527.70] Right. +[4527.86 --> 4529.46] I can probably just talk about it. +[4529.54 --> 4530.00] Yeah, sure. +[4530.14 --> 4530.32] Yeah. +[4530.44 --> 4532.06] So I'm doing Nintendo Labo. +[4532.90 --> 4536.16] But I've changed how I wanted to review it a couple times. +[4536.32 --> 4540.72] I don't think, I haven't seen a single review of it online that I think, this is going to +[4540.72 --> 4543.56] throw some shade, has done a very good job. +[4543.70 --> 4544.50] Because I agree. +[4544.50 --> 4549.90] Um, and because of that, I'm now like, okay, that's a lot of pressure. +[4550.34 --> 4553.38] Because I'm thinking no one's done a very good job of covering it. +[4553.46 --> 4554.98] So now I need to not screw up. +[4555.06 --> 4556.42] You've been in that position before. +[4556.52 --> 4558.38] And I think, I'm trying to think of an example. +[4558.80 --> 4562.18] Um, we were really late on, was it the Rift? +[4563.20 --> 4566.88] We were really late on something that you like cared about a lot. +[4567.36 --> 4568.26] Might have been Vive. +[4568.36 --> 4569.08] I think it was one of those. +[4569.12 --> 4570.82] It was, it was, it was a VR headset, I think. +[4570.82 --> 4571.02] Yeah. +[4571.38 --> 4573.98] And basically, I think we talked about it. +[4574.38 --> 4579.22] And we were like, okay, well then in that case, yeah, I think I, okay, I'm remembering +[4579.22 --> 4580.10] this even better now. +[4580.40 --> 4581.96] Uh, I remember talking about it. +[4582.04 --> 4585.12] And you were like, this is going to take a long time. +[4585.12 --> 4589.48] And so I took on sort of some more quick, quick videos to fill in the gaps. +[4589.48 --> 4591.66] Because I think you spent like almost an entire week on it. +[4591.82 --> 4591.98] Yeah. +[4591.98 --> 4596.54] So it's been a little bit hard because this week we've been, we've been pushing for V1, +[4596.70 --> 4597.86] which won't mean anything to you guys. +[4598.30 --> 4599.00] Also, I'm hiring. +[4599.62 --> 4600.12] For FlowPlant. +[4600.40 --> 4600.56] Yeah. +[4600.70 --> 4601.90] Also, I'm hiring for FlowPlant. +[4602.08 --> 4603.52] So I've been going through resumes and stuff. +[4603.74 --> 4605.20] Also, I've been trying to do this Labo thing. +[4605.30 --> 4606.98] And I was like, I'll be done early in the week. +[4607.14 --> 4609.56] And then I was like, done most of my notes. +[4609.64 --> 4610.94] And I was like, it's been out for a while. +[4611.02 --> 4612.40] Let me watch some reviews and see what's going on. +[4612.42 --> 4615.72] And I was like, oh, okay. +[4616.74 --> 4617.40] All right. +[4617.40 --> 4618.80] But this changes things. +[4618.88 --> 4623.20] Because when like, when everyone else's stuff is like, again, I'm going to throw some shade. +[4623.52 --> 4628.32] Really surface level and really missing the point, in my opinion, for most people. +[4631.00 --> 4632.24] It's, it's, yeah. +[4632.38 --> 4634.00] I have to take it to the next level, I think. +[4634.40 --> 4634.80] So, yeah. +[4634.82 --> 4636.08] I should be ready relatively soon. +[4636.20 --> 4637.58] I'm expecting next week. +[4637.92 --> 4641.88] So I'm traveling for like the next two and a half weeks or something like that. +[4642.34 --> 4646.36] Oh, have we told people that Scrapyard Wars Season 7 is coming? +[4647.40 --> 4648.88] No, I don't think so. +[4649.00 --> 4649.74] We are shooting. +[4649.94 --> 4651.18] We actually have a shoot date. +[4651.56 --> 4651.76] Yeah. +[4651.88 --> 4653.04] We have a sponsor locked in. +[4653.12 --> 4654.48] Finally, we've got a shoot date. +[4655.36 --> 4658.46] It's going to, should we tell them the challenge? +[4659.44 --> 4662.34] I mean, I don't know it off the top of my head. +[4662.44 --> 4662.74] Let's do it. +[4662.74 --> 4664.46] I've been, I've been emailed it. +[4664.54 --> 4665.08] I just don't remember. +[4665.14 --> 4665.26] Sure. +[4665.36 --> 4665.54] Okay. +[4665.60 --> 4665.76] Yeah. +[4665.80 --> 4665.98] Yeah. +[4665.98 --> 4669.90] So it's going to be a classic head to head me versus Luke. +[4670.30 --> 4675.18] No teams, no gimmicks, except for one gimmick. +[4675.18 --> 4680.40] Neither of us gets an internet capable device. +[4680.72 --> 4682.48] Oh, oh, I remember that. +[4682.70 --> 4683.72] Oh, I remember that. +[4684.24 --> 4686.46] Oh, that's so sketch. +[4687.30 --> 4687.74] Okay. +[4687.90 --> 4688.14] Okay. +[4688.28 --> 4688.56] Okay. +[4688.56 --> 4692.98] Previous seasons, we've been heavily reliant on Craigslist. +[4693.12 --> 4693.48] Hardcore. +[4693.64 --> 4696.32] Or like buy and sell trade apps. +[4697.02 --> 4701.00] Is it still possible to build a decent gaming rig? +[4701.38 --> 4702.68] What other rules are we including? +[4703.62 --> 4704.30] I don't know. +[4704.38 --> 4708.02] We're going to have to kind of, we'll have to hash that out between the two of us a little +[4708.02 --> 4708.40] bit, I think. +[4708.40 --> 4711.90] Because I'm assuming like the one, the like ace in the hole is not allowed. +[4712.06 --> 4712.76] I don't remember the name of it. +[4712.78 --> 4712.88] Yeah. +[4712.90 --> 4713.66] You can't go to free geek. +[4713.78 --> 4713.94] Yeah. +[4714.32 --> 4714.68] Yeah. +[4714.78 --> 4715.52] No, no, no. +[4715.60 --> 4719.60] Or like, and we're also getting rid of free geek similar situations. +[4719.60 --> 4727.44] Um, I think if you and I both do no research, which is what I've done, um, and we don't +[4727.44 --> 4728.56] look them up online. +[4728.70 --> 4729.26] I don't know any. +[4729.46 --> 4730.62] I don't know any either. +[4730.76 --> 4731.30] So we'd have to. +[4731.32 --> 4733.02] I think they're fair game at that point. +[4733.30 --> 4735.96] So we'd have to like go to the library and get a phone book. +[4736.28 --> 4738.84] I wouldn't give me any ideas if I were you. +[4739.52 --> 4740.18] All right. +[4740.34 --> 4745.56] So we're going to keep to ourselves what our ideas might be for. +[4747.04 --> 4748.62] That's pretty crazy. +[4748.62 --> 4749.58] It's going to be really hard. +[4749.58 --> 4749.86] Okay. +[4750.06 --> 4750.26] Yeah. +[4750.32 --> 4750.92] That's going to be interesting. +[4751.18 --> 4754.74] Luckily, the one thing I was actually really worried about for this coming Scrapyard Wars +[4754.74 --> 4755.74] was GPU prices. +[4756.56 --> 4757.84] It looks like that's all resolved. +[4758.14 --> 4758.90] That's coming back down. +[4759.04 --> 4763.68] So I think we dodged that bullet because that was like actually going to make it impossible +[4763.68 --> 4764.34] or stupid. +[4764.34 --> 4767.66] They were going to be the crappiest Scrapyard Wars PCs yet. +[4767.96 --> 4768.08] Yeah. +[4768.90 --> 4772.68] We would have had to do like the like student computer. +[4774.06 --> 4775.22] CPU benchmarks only. +[4776.34 --> 4777.66] Neenan262 in the chat. +[4777.66 --> 4779.12] Sorry. +[4779.26 --> 4782.14] Just blowing the dust off my local computer store. +[4782.26 --> 4782.98] Yeah, exactly. +[4784.02 --> 4786.14] Man, this is going to be pretty dumb. +[4787.94 --> 4788.34] Yeah. +[4788.76 --> 4789.28] All right. +[4789.36 --> 4791.54] Well, I think that's pretty much it for WAN Show. +[4791.78 --> 4793.04] Thank you guys for tuning in. +[4793.18 --> 4793.90] See you again next week. +[4794.00 --> 4795.32] Same bat time, same bat channel. +[4795.48 --> 4795.72] Bye. +[4795.72 --> 4795.88] Bye. +[4796.60 --> 4801.44] Oh, we should let people weigh in on whether they want the WAN Show to stay here with the +[4801.44 --> 4805.30] white, orange and white, or if we want to move over to the hex wall. +[4805.62 --> 4806.02] Yeah. +[4806.46 --> 4807.84] We haven't painted the hex wall yet though. +[4808.06 --> 4810.10] I think right now there's like a lighting problem or something. +[4810.14 --> 4810.40] Oh yeah. +[4810.40 --> 4815.92] It just needs to be, it needs a light on the floor to even it out a little bit. +[4815.92 --> 4817.12] Like your face. +[4817.22 --> 4819.02] And we're also going to have some shelves here. +[4819.32 --> 4819.48] Yeah. +[4819.52 --> 4820.72] Like there's going to be some stuff there. +[4820.88 --> 4821.80] Like, yeah. +[4822.20 --> 4823.48] No, there's some, there's some. +[4823.56 --> 4824.54] Should we straw for it right now? +[4824.78 --> 4826.96] Looks like people are sounding hex wall, but they're also getting banned. +[4827.14 --> 4828.54] People want, oh, um. +[4828.66 --> 4829.04] No, no. +[4829.08 --> 4830.02] We can ask them next week. +[4830.22 --> 4830.38] Okay. +[4830.38 --> 4831.44] Am I even here next week? +[4831.70 --> 4833.12] Hex wall will be really dark. +[4833.52 --> 4833.78] Yeah. +[4833.78 --> 4835.10] That's something to consider. +[4835.24 --> 4837.34] Well, we're going to paint it red, white, and blue. +[4837.86 --> 4838.14] Okay. +[4838.32 --> 4840.28] Not like America style red, white, and blue. +[4840.40 --> 4842.60] Like, um, I forget how we're planning to do it. +[4842.66 --> 4845.24] Like white background and then like red and blue hexes or something. +[4845.36 --> 4845.46] Okay. +[4845.86 --> 4846.92] But like bright ones. +[4846.92 --> 4852.68] I think what we should do is on the WAN Show have a screenshot of here and there. +[4853.40 --> 4854.88] And put like both of them on screen. +[4854.94 --> 4855.18] Yeah. +[4855.28 --> 4856.34] And then be like, pick one. +[4856.48 --> 4857.00] We could do that. +[4857.92 --> 4858.52] All right. +[4858.98 --> 4859.50] See ya. +[4859.64 --> 4859.86] Okay. +[4859.88 --> 4860.20] Bye. +[4860.20 --> 4864.12] I just realized I'm sitting on the wrong side. +[4864.46 --> 4864.74] Yeah. diff --git a/NVIDIA Allegedly Screwing Everyone - WAN Show Mar. 16 2018_transcript.txt b/NVIDIA Allegedly Screwing Everyone - WAN Show Mar. 16 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a8de071a99b2a812eebd1dbae36c557f9a4258a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/NVIDIA Allegedly Screwing Everyone - WAN Show Mar. 16 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1295 @@ +[0.00 --> 0.22] Okay. +[3.00 --> 4.94] It's WAN showtime again. +[4.94 --> 5.28] Yes. +[5.28 --> 7.40] Or that is to say, it was WAN showtime. +[7.52 --> 8.34] About 20 minutes ago. +[8.34 --> 9.46] About 20 minutes ago. +[9.68 --> 10.78] Thank you for your patience. +[11.48 --> 13.02] Those of you who are watching on YouTube, +[13.68 --> 15.58] this is not very meaningful to you. +[15.78 --> 16.72] We were on time today. +[17.06 --> 18.14] In some time zone. +[18.24 --> 18.70] We were on time. +[20.12 --> 21.58] It's 5 o'clock somewhere. +[23.44 --> 25.62] Which is irrelevant because we don't start at 5. +[26.06 --> 26.96] Wait, yes we do. +[27.18 --> 27.56] Oh, crap. +[27.70 --> 28.70] But not in that time zone. +[28.70 --> 29.26] Not in that. +[29.26 --> 30.00] Well, uh. +[32.30 --> 32.74] Um. +[33.26 --> 35.82] Can we blame Daylight Saving Time? +[36.34 --> 36.66] Uh. +[36.88 --> 37.28] Oh. +[37.86 --> 38.30] Yeah. +[38.68 --> 39.16] There we go. +[39.16 --> 39.76] That was last weekend. +[39.76 --> 40.32] That was it. +[40.48 --> 40.70] Yep. +[41.02 --> 43.40] So actually, no one's going to be watching this week anyway. +[43.58 --> 45.10] Like, go look at the viewership statistics. +[45.28 --> 47.48] Probably everyone was like, um. +[48.20 --> 51.38] Everyone everywhere else in the world probably thinks that. +[51.60 --> 52.58] It doesn't start for an hour, I think. +[52.58 --> 54.06] It doesn't start for another hour, yeah. +[54.16 --> 56.16] So no, we're 40 minutes early. +[56.64 --> 56.92] Whoa. +[57.42 --> 58.58] Oh, no way. +[58.58 --> 59.44] Oh, my goodness. +[59.60 --> 62.54] We are early for like most of the world. +[62.64 --> 63.88] That's fantastic. +[65.44 --> 66.92] We are so good at this. +[67.00 --> 67.30] Yes. +[67.42 --> 68.94] Being like online content creators. +[69.26 --> 69.44] Yeah. +[69.60 --> 70.06] Um. +[70.06 --> 70.60] All right. +[70.60 --> 72.56] So we've got a great show for you guys today. +[73.34 --> 73.58] Yeah. +[73.68 --> 79.86] We specifically went out of our way to avoid talking about it last week. +[79.86 --> 87.86] And the reason was that, honestly, I just needed a little bit more time to figure out what the heck was going on here. +[87.86 --> 90.66] The GeForce Partner Program. +[90.66 --> 91.26] Yeah. +[91.26 --> 95.46] On the surface, this looks like some pretty jank, pretty scummy stuff. +[95.46 --> 102.32] And below the surface, well, we'll talk about it later. +[102.32 --> 103.32] Yeah. +[103.32 --> 104.32] Yeah. +[104.32 --> 104.68] Um. +[104.68 --> 108.92] But, I mean, realistically, if I was going to say it's all good, I would have said that before. +[109.18 --> 109.52] Yes. +[109.52 --> 110.08] Um. +[110.82 --> 113.72] There was another big news item this week. +[114.24 --> 119.72] Security flaws found in AMD Zen processors from CTS Labs. +[120.38 --> 120.90] Wow. +[121.14 --> 122.64] That's been a drama and a half. +[122.78 --> 125.24] And I think that even technically started last week, too. +[125.42 --> 125.66] Yeah. +[125.66 --> 129.12] But especially this one, super muddy waters last week. +[129.30 --> 131.74] And it's a little bit more clear now. +[131.74 --> 131.82] A little bit more clear. +[131.96 --> 132.16] Like. +[132.28 --> 133.14] Still kind of confusing. +[133.14 --> 137.56] Did you ever play the game at the beach where you would, like, you would, like, stomp. +[137.64 --> 142.26] And then you'd get, like, the, like, the kind of Godzilla-looking cloud that comes out around your foot. +[142.38 --> 144.00] And then you'd be like, oh, that was fun. +[144.44 --> 144.84] Stomp. +[145.32 --> 147.90] And then you would get to the point where you couldn't really see the cloud anymore. +[147.90 --> 148.10] It doesn't really happen as much. +[148.10 --> 150.54] Because it's because you just mucked up everything. +[150.70 --> 150.86] Yeah. +[150.98 --> 152.38] So that was last week. +[152.38 --> 155.94] Now we've left it for a few hours. +[155.94 --> 159.24] And, like, we can go sort of stomp around a bit again. +[159.36 --> 160.70] But it's not clear either. +[161.22 --> 162.06] What else we got? +[162.86 --> 163.18] Okay. +[164.62 --> 166.22] Apparently, another NVIDIA thing. +[166.30 --> 167.80] They're both just slamming it this week. +[168.08 --> 171.66] Apparently, they're going to announce RTX or ray tracing technology. +[171.90 --> 172.74] Which is pretty interesting. +[173.58 --> 177.38] And another company is removing another headphone jack. +[178.28 --> 179.48] No, it's the same headphone jack. +[179.62 --> 179.88] Yeah. +[180.38 --> 180.72] That's fair. +[180.72 --> 182.10] Well, I guess it's a different headphone jack. +[182.10 --> 182.64] You know what? +[182.96 --> 183.94] Well, it's the same kind. +[184.00 --> 184.76] Let's just roll the intro. +[184.88 --> 185.06] Yeah. +[185.06 --> 185.46] Yeah. +[185.46 --> 185.56] Yeah. +[185.56 --> 186.06] Yeah. +[186.06 --> 186.42] Yeah. +[205.42 --> 207.86] This video brought to you by... +[207.86 --> 208.38] Spectra! +[208.38 --> 211.84] And... +[211.84 --> 213.34] FreshBooks! +[214.14 --> 215.50] Can you eat either of those things? +[217.46 --> 219.40] That's a real bummer because I'm super hungry. +[222.76 --> 227.04] I thought you were, like, spilling into a spot for the other guys. +[227.24 --> 227.62] No. +[227.96 --> 228.46] Oh, no. +[228.64 --> 228.80] Okay. +[228.80 --> 230.18] No, no, not really. +[230.52 --> 231.60] I'm sure you can have these. +[231.60 --> 233.82] Oh, I'm not going to eat Reaper Jerky. +[233.82 --> 234.40] You want one of those? +[234.40 --> 234.42] You want one of those? +[234.42 --> 236.38] Savage Jerky's not sponsoring the show. +[237.18 --> 238.28] They're right there. +[238.60 --> 239.90] Yeah, they're right there. +[240.02 --> 241.06] And I'd feel better. +[241.22 --> 242.56] Well, first I'd feel worse. +[243.64 --> 244.94] Then I'd feel better. +[245.16 --> 246.70] And then I'd feel much worse. +[248.74 --> 249.10] Yeah. +[249.10 --> 249.58] All right. +[249.70 --> 251.14] Why don't we jump into the news? +[251.98 --> 255.56] This is going to be, like, not very many topics, but a very long time. +[255.64 --> 255.96] Yeah. +[256.18 --> 258.42] I'm not ready for the GeForce Partner Program. +[258.42 --> 259.18] Are we jumping to that? +[259.36 --> 260.04] Not yet. +[260.20 --> 260.44] Yeah. +[260.44 --> 263.40] Let's talk about something kind of trivial. +[263.70 --> 264.68] Taking the easy fish first. +[264.70 --> 265.00] Wow. +[265.16 --> 267.06] You and I are going to have to play... +[267.06 --> 267.80] What's going on? +[267.80 --> 270.98] We're going to have to play share the power adapter over the next little bit here. +[271.02 --> 271.20] Oh. +[271.20 --> 272.42] Because I've only got 10%. +[272.42 --> 273.92] But that's okay. +[274.00 --> 274.50] I'm going to... +[274.50 --> 275.68] Oh, I'm on battery saver already. +[275.78 --> 276.58] Well, okay then. +[276.76 --> 280.10] I'm going to turn down my screen brightness a bit. +[280.28 --> 280.54] Okay. +[280.76 --> 281.22] Let's do it. +[281.24 --> 288.34] Sony removed the headphone jack from the Xperia XZ2 and XZ2 Compact. +[288.80 --> 292.60] They outlined the details of why they did this in their blog. +[292.60 --> 296.60] This was originally posted on the forum by DieHardMind. +[296.60 --> 297.60] DieHardMind. +[297.60 --> 298.98] Would you mind doing a straw pool? +[298.98 --> 299.64] DieHardToLive. +[299.72 --> 300.34] DieHardToLive. +[300.40 --> 301.36] Yeah, I can do a straw pool. +[301.44 --> 301.80] Heck yeah. +[302.74 --> 306.96] Do you even consider Sony phones when buying a phone? +[307.72 --> 310.58] That is a fantastic straw pool. +[311.30 --> 313.82] Would you consider a Sony phone? +[313.94 --> 314.50] Now... +[314.50 --> 314.70] Yeah. +[315.78 --> 319.70] Here in North America, Sony's market share is like... +[321.32 --> 324.36] This is one of the reasons why I want to do this poll though. +[324.36 --> 326.86] Because we don't necessarily have just a North American audience. +[326.86 --> 327.34] Exactly. +[327.54 --> 330.14] It'll be a little skewed because we're live right now. +[330.70 --> 331.06] Yeah. +[331.20 --> 332.54] If this was the... +[332.54 --> 336.84] If we were able to get these results from the YouTube audience, I think it would be different +[336.84 --> 337.88] than what it's going to be now. +[337.88 --> 342.88] Someday when we're streaming on Floatplane and that stream can then go... +[342.88 --> 344.74] We could have like perpetual polling. +[344.92 --> 346.18] That like sits right under the video. +[346.36 --> 347.54] That would be super cool. +[347.62 --> 348.20] That would totally work. +[348.20 --> 354.08] I mean, yeah, it's all sort of theoretical at this point because Floatplane is not particularly +[354.08 --> 355.94] fully featured at the moment. +[356.54 --> 357.06] That's fair. +[358.14 --> 358.96] Last week... +[358.96 --> 360.42] I'm not trying to be a jerk or anything. +[360.56 --> 361.88] Last week hit a little deep. +[362.62 --> 363.64] That comment's fair. +[363.88 --> 364.28] Yeah. +[364.28 --> 365.28] Okay. +[366.96 --> 368.90] So I've gone ahead and I've dropped the straw poll in there. +[369.04 --> 372.56] But this was originally posted on the forum by Die Hard to Live. +[373.34 --> 380.96] And they basically outlined the two reasons for removing the headphone jack that subjectively +[380.96 --> 389.54] are probably about the worst reasons that you could do anything and contribute to, in +[389.54 --> 390.20] my opinion... +[390.20 --> 390.62] Oh my God. +[390.68 --> 391.44] Was that actually... +[391.44 --> 391.60] Okay. +[391.68 --> 393.12] I hadn't read their two reasons before. +[393.12 --> 394.20] Was that actually it? +[394.28 --> 395.84] Or did we just like come up with that? +[395.92 --> 398.74] Contribute to probably why I think... +[398.74 --> 402.50] Probably why the straw poll results will be what I think they will be. +[405.10 --> 406.30] So it's not good. +[406.38 --> 408.36] Let's go ahead and pull up the results here. +[408.46 --> 410.14] Would you consider a Sony phone? +[410.48 --> 413.52] Remember, we didn't say would you buy a Sony phone. +[413.60 --> 413.82] Yeah. +[414.12 --> 416.14] We said would you even consider one. +[416.16 --> 417.90] Would you even think about it at all? +[418.36 --> 420.84] We've got 26% of you saying yes. +[421.40 --> 423.20] 74% of you saying no. +[423.20 --> 427.08] And only 500% of you even bothering to vote. +[427.24 --> 431.46] Which is some pretty low numbers for these WAN show straw polls. +[431.46 --> 434.84] Which I'm going to put that category as a wow, I really don't care. +[434.84 --> 437.96] And no one is even still voting. +[438.22 --> 440.34] Like the results aren't even rolling in anymore. +[440.42 --> 441.62] Oh wait, yes they are. +[441.76 --> 442.50] Oh, oh. +[442.60 --> 443.06] And it's... +[443.06 --> 444.38] It died off pretty hard at 635. +[444.42 --> 446.06] It died off pretty hard. +[446.06 --> 447.56] It's like still kind of going. +[447.78 --> 448.26] It's not too much. +[448.26 --> 449.44] Okay, so... +[449.44 --> 454.06] Here are the reasons that Sony outlined for making this decision. +[454.32 --> 457.58] And you've got to remember, the strong opinion on this would be a yes. +[457.98 --> 461.40] Anyone thinking no, like it's kind of effort for them to be like, yeah, no. +[461.40 --> 465.88] So like there's probably a way higher percentage of people that actually wouldn't consider it. +[465.88 --> 466.18] But anyway. +[466.28 --> 466.96] Reason number one. +[467.92 --> 469.26] It looks more sleek without it. +[470.14 --> 474.40] So by that logic, a human would probably look more sleek without an anus. +[475.16 --> 476.74] But you probably shouldn't remove it. +[479.44 --> 480.44] Reason number two. +[480.44 --> 485.88] I thought you were going to hold it together on that one, but you couldn't. +[486.22 --> 487.14] No, not quite. +[487.64 --> 488.60] Reason number two. +[489.80 --> 491.74] Other companies are doing it. +[491.88 --> 492.20] Oh. +[493.48 --> 494.56] So painful. +[495.18 --> 496.82] Now, in fairness to... +[496.82 --> 498.12] Is that actually what they said? +[498.66 --> 499.94] In fairness to Sony. +[500.56 --> 501.66] In fairness to Sony. +[501.74 --> 502.42] Hold on a second. +[504.92 --> 505.66] Here, okay. +[505.80 --> 507.12] Look, do you want me to read the whole thing? +[507.12 --> 512.16] This is part of the shift to our new ambient flow design language. +[512.62 --> 517.50] In order to create the beautiful seamless design, our designers needed to remove the headphone jack. +[517.92 --> 522.92] Plus, we were aware of the major market trend towards wireless headphones over wired headphones. +[523.56 --> 524.12] So yes. +[524.70 --> 525.80] They literally did say that. +[525.80 --> 527.28] They literally did say that. +[527.58 --> 528.00] Oh. +[529.04 --> 530.08] So, okay. +[530.64 --> 536.40] In fairness to Sony, in defense of Sony, something that I'm not 100% sure if they deserve right now. +[537.12 --> 540.84] No one cares about their phones anyways. +[541.06 --> 543.54] No, that is not what I was going to say. +[543.56 --> 544.80] To be clear there, I was also kidding. +[545.14 --> 548.18] In fairness to Sony, I never set the announcement video live. +[548.26 --> 549.56] I was trying to figure out why so few people are watching. +[549.56 --> 552.82] I used to like their phones until we had so many of them just bend in half. +[553.76 --> 554.04] Yeah. +[554.42 --> 555.40] Well, two, I think. +[556.44 --> 556.76] Three? +[557.48 --> 558.76] Burkle's mine, yours. +[559.12 --> 559.96] Burkle's did too? +[560.06 --> 560.20] Yeah. +[560.36 --> 561.36] Oh, I didn't even know that. +[561.42 --> 561.56] Yeah. +[561.68 --> 562.52] How do you manage to do that? +[562.54 --> 563.14] It was a compact. +[563.90 --> 566.52] The compacts have the same issue, it's just less likely. +[566.52 --> 567.48] It was just Burkle. +[569.48 --> 570.70] He's an action man. +[571.36 --> 573.18] Probably more action-y in his pants. +[573.50 --> 573.70] Wow. +[573.80 --> 574.62] I meant like, wow. +[574.76 --> 574.98] Okay. +[575.04 --> 577.92] Actually, my defense of Sony is actually worse than anything you said. +[578.04 --> 578.16] Okay. +[578.16 --> 583.20] In defense of, in Sony's defense, the last time they tried to do something really innovative +[583.20 --> 587.22] that was probably really expensive from an R&D perspective. +[587.34 --> 590.00] Because remember, Sony was the one that made waterproof mainstream. +[590.60 --> 591.12] That was cool. +[591.12 --> 592.16] That was very cool. +[592.28 --> 593.62] That's why I used to really like their phones. +[594.14 --> 594.46] And then it bent and half. +[594.46 --> 597.44] They still didn't manage to sell more phones because of it, but that's a whole other issue. +[597.78 --> 601.34] The last time they tried to do something, they were the first to have a 4K display. +[602.14 --> 605.62] Now, creating a 4K mobile display, you guys got to understand. +[605.62 --> 614.04] When you have a feature on your phone, let's say OnePlus launches a 2560x1080 mobile display. +[614.28 --> 614.38] Yeah. +[614.88 --> 619.64] OnePlus did not go and get that freaking panel created. +[620.16 --> 622.22] They are a relatively small player. +[622.22 --> 634.86] And when you're a relatively small player doing relatively small volume, you don't get to walk up to Samsung's display division or LG or AUO or Philips or whoever it is. +[635.16 --> 638.36] You don't get to walk up and be like, yo, we need a custom SKU. +[638.56 --> 643.28] It needs to have this color gamut, this response time. +[643.38 --> 645.08] It needs to be this size at this resolution. +[645.24 --> 646.86] They're going to laugh you out of their office. +[647.72 --> 650.98] You get to do that when you're Apple, when you're Samsung. +[650.98 --> 656.34] Believe it or not, Apple's notch display was custom created just for them. +[656.86 --> 663.48] Because until Apple did it, of course, after Apple does it, which ties into Sony's other reason, of course, other people want it. +[663.52 --> 666.52] But until Apple did it, nobody else was going to want that. +[668.20 --> 680.00] So Sony would have had to actually create a 4K mobile display in that form factor for that phone that, quite honestly, they probably didn't sell a ton of. +[680.00 --> 681.32] It's based on our straw poll results. +[681.38 --> 682.86] And also you can just Google it. +[683.42 --> 686.60] And just see, like, the people around you, what phones they're using. +[686.66 --> 688.64] So they didn't, yeah, when's the last time you saw one? +[688.80 --> 688.96] Yeah. +[688.96 --> 696.02] So Sony didn't probably get a great ROI on that particular, you know, breaking the mold kind of investment. +[696.12 --> 701.00] Although even then, giving them credit for breaking the mold in that way is not entirely fair. +[701.00 --> 703.02] Because they were just following an overall market trend. +[703.10 --> 706.00] They were just trying to get out ahead of it in a way that was totally meaningless and stupid. +[706.00 --> 708.90] Yes, and almost never even worked anyways. +[709.04 --> 712.62] The phone ran in default 1080p almost all the time. +[712.72 --> 716.82] And then you'd, like, view a picture that was in 4K and you'd have to wait a second. +[716.82 --> 719.58] And then it would just, like, and then change resolution. +[719.74 --> 720.66] It was really weird. +[721.10 --> 721.92] It was very odd. +[721.98 --> 723.62] Almost everything ran at 1080p. +[724.50 --> 725.14] But anyways. +[725.14 --> 728.70] So I can see how they don't want to take any risks. +[728.70 --> 735.02] Because you have to move a lot of devices to make up for any kind of R&D investment. +[735.74 --> 737.42] Beyond just even the basics. +[739.56 --> 741.16] But I'm just, I'm disappointed. +[741.34 --> 746.28] I was thrilled to see that Samsung still had the headphone jack on the S9 and S9+. +[746.28 --> 748.70] I think that, you know what? +[748.88 --> 749.12] Yeah. +[749.32 --> 751.08] The mainstream is moving to wireless. +[751.62 --> 755.04] But Samsung is going to sell some handsets just for that. +[755.04 --> 757.10] And I really hope that they do get rewarded for it. +[758.06 --> 758.24] Yeah. +[758.40 --> 758.84] All right. +[759.72 --> 761.94] What do we got for our next topic here? +[763.68 --> 765.46] Oh, should we get into the NVIDIA thing? +[765.46 --> 767.18] They're just all big, deep ones. +[767.24 --> 768.30] I just have such a headache. +[768.30 --> 770.98] There's this thing if you want to go pretty light and easy. +[771.40 --> 772.28] No, no. +[772.38 --> 774.04] Let's just get this out of the way. +[774.14 --> 774.32] Okay. +[775.02 --> 777.16] So the GeForce Partner Program. +[777.32 --> 778.94] This was originally posted on the forum. +[779.02 --> 782.16] This is actually an 11-page topic over on our forum. +[782.16 --> 785.24] And it was posted by WMGroomAK. +[785.94 --> 788.68] And this lady or gentleman, whichever it is. +[789.76 --> 789.98] Okay. +[790.00 --> 792.04] Let's go ahead and get a screenshot going on here. +[793.16 --> 799.94] Basically read an article over on HardOCP from Kyle Bennett and said this. +[800.46 --> 804.52] Found all of this interesting if his reporting checks out. +[804.52 --> 810.80] Because basically, and this is sort of the problem. +[811.62 --> 822.42] This came to light from AMD bringing some of the details of what's called the GeForce Partners Program or GPP to his attention. +[822.94 --> 826.88] And you got to look at no matter who it is. +[826.88 --> 842.12] Like, I get that whoever you're a fanboy of, whether it's AMD or Intel or NVIDIA, I get that there's this, like, tribalism thing that's wired into us as human beings. +[842.12 --> 845.76] And when someone else does it, it's the worst. +[846.58 --> 850.84] And when we do it, it's just us getting back at them for being bad people. +[851.60 --> 861.16] But you got to understand that any time any company brings something to your attention, oh, hey, have you noticed them doing this? +[861.72 --> 863.04] There's an agenda at play. +[863.18 --> 864.40] There's room for spin. +[864.40 --> 866.68] Almost every action is selfish. +[867.12 --> 870.86] Whether it's helpful to other people or not, there's some amount of element that is usually selfish. +[871.16 --> 872.70] Which is okay in a lot of cases. +[872.94 --> 874.04] But it's just something to be aware of. +[874.28 --> 874.76] Yes. +[874.96 --> 879.40] You got to live your life sort of thinking about that in everything that you do. +[880.72 --> 891.04] So, the basic summary is that the story began when several sites, including HardOCP, were alerted to the goings-on by AMD. +[891.04 --> 912.20] In a blog post from March 1st, NVIDIA outlined their new GeForce Partner Program, which ostensibly helps consumers identify brands that deliver the GeForce promise of delivering the best PC gaming platform bar none. +[912.50 --> 917.30] So, let's go ahead and pull up NVIDIA's blog post that NVIDIA's very good at this. +[917.38 --> 917.58] Oops. +[918.18 --> 918.66] There we go. +[918.66 --> 924.26] Let's pull up NVIDIA's blog post that NVIDIA is so good at this. +[925.68 --> 931.02] Sort of puts it in the shiniest possible terms, what they're doing here. +[931.80 --> 932.68] This is the headline. +[932.94 --> 936.74] The GeForce Partner Program helps gamers know what they're buying. +[937.70 --> 938.40] Oh, boy. +[938.40 --> 942.44] I was having trouble figuring out what I was buying before. +[942.66 --> 944.00] I'm sure glad that I know now. +[944.00 --> 947.12] Isn't it like last stream we talked about how confusing Intel SKUs are? +[947.56 --> 947.88] Yeah. +[948.06 --> 952.54] Graphic Art SKUs are not a huge problem on the NVIDIA side. +[952.54 --> 953.30] Yeah, actually. +[953.54 --> 954.84] And even on the AMD side. +[954.86 --> 955.62] Yeah, it's pretty straightforward. +[955.88 --> 956.88] They're not that bad. +[956.96 --> 958.18] Higher number is more better. +[958.18 --> 961.26] There was a little bit of confusingness for a section there, but it's kind of fine. +[961.26 --> 962.56] The first number is the generation. +[963.02 --> 965.00] And then beyond that, higher is more better. +[965.80 --> 970.58] I think it got a little bit confusing on the AMD side when we had like Fury and Nano and a few other things. +[970.58 --> 971.12] Actually, no. +[971.16 --> 977.86] NVIDIA does have some stupid BS going on right now where the 3GB and the 6GB version of the 1060 are actually different cards. +[978.06 --> 978.08] Yeah. +[978.34 --> 978.48] Yeah. +[978.48 --> 979.28] Okay. +[979.28 --> 979.72] Yeah, that's fair. +[979.82 --> 980.46] So hold on a second. +[980.60 --> 981.82] Well, wait a minute. +[982.10 --> 984.30] Is NVIDIA rescuing us from themselves? +[985.20 --> 986.94] Is that what's happening right now? +[987.16 --> 990.12] We also had that stuff where the Titan XP and the Titan XPP. +[991.24 --> 992.62] Okay, that was really annoying. +[992.64 --> 993.30] That wasn't great either. +[993.32 --> 994.08] That was really annoying. +[994.08 --> 994.30] So. +[995.52 --> 999.12] Especially when the whole community nicknamed the first one the XP. +[999.40 --> 999.70] Yeah. +[999.92 --> 1001.60] And then they called their next one the XP. +[1001.94 --> 1002.26] Okay. +[1002.38 --> 1002.76] Okay. +[1002.98 --> 1003.64] So fine. +[1003.76 --> 1004.40] Okay, fine. +[1004.48 --> 1004.90] You know what? +[1004.90 --> 1007.90] Then let's play NVIDIA Advocate. +[1008.48 --> 1009.08] Go away. +[1009.54 --> 1014.32] Let's play NVIDIA Advocate and say they did need to do something about this confusing industry. +[1014.76 --> 1016.28] So let's have a look at what they said. +[1016.98 --> 1017.76] Oh, man. +[1017.92 --> 1018.08] Wow. +[1018.12 --> 1019.14] This starts off horrible. +[1019.34 --> 1020.96] Like right within the first two lines. +[1021.48 --> 1026.28] The GPU and software of a gaming PC make all the difference in a gamer's experience. +[1026.94 --> 1032.66] And together with our add-in card and system partners, we're dedicated to building the best PC gaming platform bar none. +[1032.66 --> 1035.22] This is the GeForce promise. +[1035.22 --> 1043.20] Partner program is designed to ensure that gamers have full transparency into the GPU platform and software they're being sold. +[1043.28 --> 1046.08] Now, I'm going to let you finish, but. +[1046.78 --> 1049.08] Do you ever read stuff that just makes you, like, tired? +[1050.54 --> 1051.98] I'm doing it right now. +[1052.86 --> 1054.76] Which is, I'm sure, where you were going with that. +[1054.76 --> 1054.82] Yeah. +[1055.00 --> 1055.10] Yeah. +[1055.10 --> 1058.16] I'm going to let you finish, but. +[1058.90 --> 1060.98] There was no ambiguity here. +[1061.90 --> 1072.38] There's already marketing incentives and in some cases, like, basically an arm twisted behind the back like this. +[1072.38 --> 1080.46] Where Nvidia really has a lot of control over the badges that are put on, for example, a product box. +[1080.64 --> 1084.22] Or in the case of add-in cards, even the overall design. +[1084.22 --> 1091.50] Like, you could take a picture from the side of an entire shelf of cards made by MSI, ASUS, Gigabyte, EVGA. +[1092.58 --> 1095.46] And all the Nvidia ones would be basically the same. +[1095.64 --> 1095.66] Yeah. +[1095.84 --> 1096.30] They're really similar. +[1096.30 --> 1102.74] Because Nvidia has mandated, and they have lots of levers they can pull to control their partners. +[1102.96 --> 1105.80] But Nvidia has mandated that they need to kind of look like this. +[1105.80 --> 1115.96] And the levers that they can pull include pricing, allocation of the hot parts that actually sell, partner support. +[1116.46 --> 1124.02] So, things like providing engineering support for your custom boards, access, early access to the parts. +[1124.08 --> 1126.96] So, you can begin development ahead of other guys. +[1127.12 --> 1127.90] And effectively launch it. +[1127.90 --> 1130.50] All this kind of stuff has existed forever, and it's, like, totally kind of fine. +[1130.88 --> 1131.34] Kind of. +[1131.52 --> 1131.88] Kind of. +[1131.88 --> 1135.88] There's some issues in some realms, but most of it is fairly standard practice. +[1136.22 --> 1136.46] Okay. +[1136.80 --> 1137.92] Fine is a relative term. +[1138.20 --> 1141.18] Most of this is fairly standard practice for a lot of different industries. +[1141.22 --> 1141.58] Yeah. +[1141.82 --> 1143.36] Depending on how it's done. +[1143.54 --> 1144.06] That's the thing. +[1144.06 --> 1152.80] So, the thing is that we get a lot of sort of feedback from our community that the perception is that we're sort of like friends of Nvidia. +[1153.52 --> 1156.94] But the reality of it is we're not friends with anybody. +[1157.60 --> 1160.88] We are a business, and we have business partnerships. +[1160.88 --> 1166.58] And from a product perspective, we like Nvidia products just fine. +[1167.26 --> 1175.68] From a sort of how we perceive their reputation within the industry, we have some misgivings. +[1175.80 --> 1178.44] Ones that we have brought to light in the past. +[1178.60 --> 1178.70] Yeah. +[1179.32 --> 1183.50] Particularly, actually, I think probably the most recent example is the 1060, 6 gig, and 3 gig. +[1183.72 --> 1185.50] That's an extremely recent example. +[1185.52 --> 1187.26] We didn't like the way they did that. +[1187.26 --> 1192.28] Well, I mean, like we mentioned at this show, but there's also the recent change to GeForce experience. +[1192.92 --> 1193.24] Yes. +[1193.30 --> 1194.34] We've also mentioned that. +[1194.40 --> 1197.56] Which was like, we put them on blast for that. +[1197.78 --> 1200.14] And I still don't install it, and I still don't recommend it. +[1200.14 --> 1213.02] And while I am not always at liberty to talk about, especially the sources of the frustration with Nvidia that takes place behind the scenes, +[1213.68 --> 1216.82] there's a lot of it that we're aware of, and there's a lot of arm twisting. +[1216.82 --> 1221.14] And, you know, think about it. +[1221.50 --> 1231.06] Nvidia is like the partner that stands there posing for a picture with you and has their foot on your toe. +[1231.48 --> 1233.04] Yeah, being like, smile properly. +[1234.08 --> 1234.30] Man. +[1234.70 --> 1237.50] That's the perception that I get a lot of the time. +[1237.52 --> 1238.16] By the way, everybody at Paxi's, come say hi. +[1238.16 --> 1244.34] So, let's continue reading about the GeForce promise here. +[1245.68 --> 1252.94] This transparency into what you're buying is only possible when Nvidia brands and partner brands are consistent. +[1253.52 --> 1259.20] So, the new program means that we'll be promoting our GPP partner brands across the web, on social media, at events, and more. +[1259.20 --> 1263.24] So, this sounds like, oh, Nvidia's doing great things for their partners. +[1264.26 --> 1271.26] GPP partners will also get early access to our latest innovations and work closely with our engineering team to bring the newest technologies to gamers. +[1271.94 --> 1273.88] Partners are signing up fast. +[1274.42 --> 1278.24] They see the benefit of keeping brands and communication consistent and transparent. +[1278.24 --> 1287.68] Does this not have, like, a, which Harry Potter movie is it where Umbridge takes over the professor? +[1288.36 --> 1295.50] The prim and proper, you know, lady who turns out to be, like, an absolute monster. +[1295.64 --> 1297.56] I don't remember the name of it, but I think it's the second last one. +[1297.74 --> 1298.84] Yeah, I don't remember. +[1298.92 --> 1300.34] Anyway, it's not really important. +[1300.54 --> 1307.56] The point is, does this not have, like, kind of rules for, you know, proper behavior as students kind of vibe to it? +[1307.56 --> 1307.80] Yeah. +[1308.26 --> 1309.76] The program isn't exclusive. +[1310.32 --> 1313.82] Partners continue to have the ability to sell and promote products from anyone. +[1314.34 --> 1318.98] Partners choose to sign up for the program, and they can stop participating at any time. +[1319.32 --> 1325.16] There's no commitment to make any monetary payments or product discounts for being part of the program. +[1325.86 --> 1331.32] GPP ensures our engineering and marketing efforts support brands consumers associate with GeForce. +[1331.32 --> 1337.04] That transparency will give gamers the confidence needed to make their purchase whichever products they choose. +[1337.56 --> 1352.90] Now, I don't often feel the need to read out an entire press release from a company because a lot of the time, frankly, I feel like companies should pay me to read their stupid press release. +[1353.98 --> 1356.46] Like, honestly, press releases, that's not journalism. +[1356.72 --> 1357.34] That's not objective. +[1358.28 --> 1359.04] That's advertising. +[1359.04 --> 1364.60] They literally pay someone to write it, and then they pay, like, MarketWire to distribute it. +[1364.74 --> 1365.80] That's what it is. +[1365.80 --> 1376.44] Okay, so on the surface, this sounds like everything about this is voluntary and terrific. +[1376.78 --> 1380.12] But let's look at the state of the GPU market right now. +[1380.12 --> 1393.04] If you can get GPUs, you are making bank because of the whole cryptocurrency mining thing and pent-up demand from gamers who haven't been able to get GPUs because of the cryptocurrency mining thing. +[1393.04 --> 1406.38] If you can't get GPUs, you are basically plum out of luck, and NVIDIA, without doing anything that could open them up to a lawsuit, can plausibly say, +[1406.66 --> 1408.74] we just didn't have enough for you. +[1409.22 --> 1410.14] You were on the list. +[1411.06 --> 1411.50] Sorry. +[1411.50 --> 1418.62] And if you're, let's say, someone like EVGA, for example, you have other businesses. +[1418.98 --> 1420.14] You sell motherboards. +[1420.86 --> 1421.50] You sell... +[1422.02 --> 1424.16] Crazy, ridiculously high-wattage power supplies. +[1424.20 --> 1425.46] Yeah, you sell power supplies. +[1425.58 --> 1426.50] You sell cases, even. +[1427.22 --> 1428.00] But let's be honest. +[1428.00 --> 1428.28] Who is? +[1428.92 --> 1431.56] When's the last time you saw an EVGA motherboard out in the wild? +[1434.96 --> 1438.30] So they sell motherboards, but do they sell a lot of them? +[1438.62 --> 1440.94] Compared to someone like an ASUS or a Gigabyte? +[1440.94 --> 1442.12] No, not really. +[1442.62 --> 1444.46] And that isn't to say that they're bad boards. +[1444.56 --> 1451.92] That's just to say that they aren't as popular, and that EVGA's business is very reliant on GPUs. +[1452.28 --> 1460.78] So if EVGA couldn't get allocation of GPUs to say that their business would suffer would be a gross understatement. +[1461.34 --> 1466.30] So NVIDIA's blog post outlining how this is all very voluntary, +[1466.30 --> 1471.98] it just ensures that they get the benefits of being part of the partner program. +[1473.26 --> 1478.46] It comes across a little bit disingenuous because that's not what's going on here. +[1478.56 --> 1482.60] What's going on is that if you don't join the partner program, you're not going to get allocation, +[1482.60 --> 1489.12] and your business is going to suffer, and you're going to have to lay off real people with real families +[1489.12 --> 1493.90] who won't have a job anymore and won't be able to support them, +[1493.98 --> 1497.32] and that's something that if I'm a company like EVGA, +[1497.98 --> 1501.52] that for the most part my experience with them has actually been very positive, +[1501.84 --> 1504.94] I would like to believe that they care about. +[1504.94 --> 1509.86] So you're pretty much joining the GeForce partner program. +[1513.78 --> 1516.06] Let's go to the HardOCP article. +[1516.38 --> 1520.70] Huge shout out to Kyle for doing what he was doing here. +[1521.04 --> 1524.68] So HardOCP began interviewing AIBs and OEMs. +[1524.76 --> 1527.72] I'm going to reshare this in Twitch chat because I showed it a while ago. +[1527.74 --> 1529.72] Yeah, go ahead. Hit Twitch chat with that. It's really important. +[1529.72 --> 1535.90] So they began interviewing AIBs and OEMs who communicated a few things. +[1536.06 --> 1541.82] One, that the GeForce partner program has terms in it that are likely illegal. +[1542.58 --> 1550.00] Number two, that the GeForce partner program is going to likely tremendously hurt consumer choice. +[1550.50 --> 1556.04] And number three, that the GeForce partner program will disrupt business with companies +[1556.04 --> 1563.12] that are currently doing business with AMD, in particular AMD and Intel. +[1563.92 --> 1569.92] The other thing that he gleaned, and we haven't been able to verify this, +[1569.98 --> 1571.70] because here's what you guys got to understand. +[1573.28 --> 1574.90] I've never seen the agreement. +[1575.60 --> 1578.06] And I know for a fact I will never see the agreement. +[1578.68 --> 1583.10] It would shock me if anyone ever saw this agreement out in the public. +[1583.10 --> 1589.32] But what I know about agreements like this is that, let's say, for example, +[1589.52 --> 1595.12] that a gag order was done in an illegal fashion. +[1595.38 --> 1599.04] Let's say I made you sign some kind of an agreement that says... +[1599.04 --> 1600.42] This is a very spicy agreement. +[1600.46 --> 1601.26] Yeah, spicy agreement. +[1601.38 --> 1604.52] If you talk about this agreement, I will kill you. +[1605.04 --> 1606.74] And you will authorize me to kill you. +[1607.00 --> 1607.30] Oh. +[1607.30 --> 1607.74] Okay? +[1608.64 --> 1609.70] Obviously illegal. +[1611.62 --> 1613.72] But let's say it wasn't murder. +[1614.18 --> 1617.48] Let's say it was something slightly less black and white than that. +[1617.62 --> 1618.86] Like I'll kill your company. +[1619.36 --> 1620.54] Yeah, like that. +[1622.80 --> 1626.26] Which, to a lot of people, is kind of close. +[1626.96 --> 1627.42] Yeah. +[1627.52 --> 1630.24] I mean, people have committed suicide over their company's bailing. +[1630.24 --> 1630.38] That's what I mean. +[1630.54 --> 1630.70] Yeah. +[1630.70 --> 1633.08] So let's say that it was something like that. +[1634.30 --> 1639.10] You could break the agreement at some point. +[1640.02 --> 1646.60] But until you fight me in court and prove that, depending on the way it's wording, +[1646.80 --> 1650.46] because expensive lawyers can do expensive lawyer things, +[1650.80 --> 1652.14] depending on the way it's worded, +[1652.14 --> 1657.78] the onus could be on you to prove that you don't owe me whatever it was. +[1658.32 --> 1665.90] So your business could effectively be destroyed in the years and after the money that it costs you to fight me. +[1666.82 --> 1672.12] So even though I have an illegal term and I have a potentially illegal punishment for it, +[1673.12 --> 1675.54] you don't want to be the one who steps out of line +[1675.54 --> 1680.22] because I can punish you in the meantime in ways that would destroy you +[1680.22 --> 1684.86] to the point where it would never matter if what I did was illegal +[1684.86 --> 1690.62] because you wouldn't even exist to take a payout anymore five years, ten years down the road +[1690.62 --> 1693.90] when you would be in a position to finally get your payout. +[1695.12 --> 1698.00] Now that is a real possibility, +[1698.00 --> 1700.78] and I'm not saying that I know that that's what's happening, +[1700.78 --> 1705.20] but what I do know is that nobody is coughing up this agreement, +[1705.66 --> 1709.52] and I do know that agreements like this do exist. +[1710.60 --> 1710.98] Okay. +[1711.60 --> 1713.18] So with all of that in mind, +[1714.70 --> 1718.64] further information that Hard OCP is publishing +[1718.64 --> 1722.58] alleges that the G-Force Partner Program... +[1722.58 --> 1724.22] And I think, okay, to... +[1724.22 --> 1726.50] I'm not disagreeing with anything that you're saying. +[1726.86 --> 1727.04] Okay. +[1727.10 --> 1729.10] But to play a little bit of both sides... +[1729.10 --> 1729.68] Oh, I know, I know. +[1729.68 --> 1731.48] But to play a little bit of both sides... +[1731.48 --> 1731.66] Yeah. +[1732.00 --> 1733.82] Alleges is a pretty important word here. +[1735.42 --> 1735.98] Like... +[1735.98 --> 1736.78] Yeah. +[1736.96 --> 1738.32] There's a lot of... +[1738.32 --> 1742.42] It's all according to Kyle Bennett's article on Hard OCP. +[1742.60 --> 1744.86] And a lot of it makes sense. +[1745.68 --> 1749.34] And I'm explaining how it could make sense, but... +[1749.34 --> 1752.26] And it lines up pretty okay, but like... +[1752.26 --> 1753.56] Okay, yeah, so thank you. +[1753.76 --> 1753.94] Yeah. +[1754.36 --> 1755.40] Are you our legal department? +[1755.40 --> 1758.64] I was sort of at one point. +[1759.04 --> 1759.80] Long time ago. +[1760.70 --> 1760.98] But... +[1760.98 --> 1762.48] Okay, I don't want to talk about those days. +[1764.72 --> 1765.88] We were dark times. +[1766.08 --> 1768.70] But like, yeah, I just want to make sure that's clear, +[1768.80 --> 1771.04] because while all of this may make sense and all that kind of stuff, +[1771.06 --> 1774.04] it's not technically complete. +[1774.14 --> 1775.32] It's all alleges. +[1775.42 --> 1775.70] Okay. +[1775.70 --> 1783.42] So, Kyle's article further alleges that in order to have access to the GeForce partner program, +[1784.16 --> 1791.72] partners must have their own gaming brand aligned exclusively with GeForce. +[1792.06 --> 1793.90] Now, think about that for a minute. +[1794.34 --> 1798.78] Because that's been a huge trend over the last 10 years or so. +[1798.78 --> 1804.84] I think ROG just celebrated its 10-year anniversary with the Rampage 5 Extreme. +[1805.04 --> 1806.92] They had a 10-year anniversary edition of that port. +[1807.58 --> 1809.48] And ROG was one of the... +[1809.48 --> 1811.24] To Asus's credit, this was... +[1811.24 --> 1812.94] Asus doesn't always get marketing right. +[1813.88 --> 1820.52] But to Asus's credit, they built the ROG brand when I called it a stupid idea way back in the day. +[1820.96 --> 1825.46] So, kudos to them and the rest of the industry basically was playing follow the leader. +[1825.46 --> 1825.92] And that's... +[1825.92 --> 1829.34] Yeah, I would also say they have nailed it quite a few times. +[1829.38 --> 1830.50] So, Asus's ROG. +[1832.58 --> 1833.50] Gigabyte's Aorus. +[1834.36 --> 1834.78] Yeah. +[1835.24 --> 1836.14] Lenovo's Legion. +[1837.06 --> 1837.98] Who else do we have? +[1838.06 --> 1840.74] Dell's XPS or Alienware to a greater extent. +[1840.86 --> 1842.22] XPS is less gaming these days. +[1842.28 --> 1842.84] It used to be Dell's gaming brand. +[1842.84 --> 1845.46] I feel like Legion has been having more of an issue getting its... +[1846.02 --> 1846.96] Well, they just launched. +[1847.12 --> 1847.56] That's fair. +[1847.60 --> 1849.84] Like CES 15 months ago or something like that. +[1849.86 --> 1850.64] So, give them some time. +[1850.76 --> 1850.88] Yeah. +[1850.88 --> 1858.38] But it also alleges that all of these brands will have to be exclusively aligned with GeForce. +[1858.38 --> 1869.16] So, even though NVIDIA's blog post says partners continue to have the ability to sell and promote products from anyone, +[1869.16 --> 1879.00] the GPP documentation allegedly says that those who do not participate will lose benefits like high effort engineering engagements, +[1879.46 --> 1885.76] early tech engagement, launch partner status, game bundling, sales rebate programs. +[1886.14 --> 1887.22] I'll get back to that one. +[1887.58 --> 1892.36] Social media and PR support, marketing reports, and marketing development funds. +[1892.62 --> 1896.24] So, let's get back to sales rebate programs and marketing development funds for a minute here. +[1896.24 --> 1896.68] NBF is huge. +[1896.68 --> 1900.86] The way the tech industry works, and there's a reason for it, +[1901.00 --> 1904.80] because if you gave every mom and pop computer shop a $1 discount, +[1905.12 --> 1907.82] they would take it straight to price and sell the product for cheaper, +[1908.12 --> 1910.80] which, as a consumer, you might go, wow, that's great. +[1911.46 --> 1915.10] But it isn't necessarily, because we talked about this previously +[1915.10 --> 1920.30] when Intel wasn't providing the support that we feel like they should +[1921.14 --> 1926.66] on their previous generation chipsets, in terms of patching for Spectre and Meltdown. +[1926.68 --> 1936.48] The problem with just charging the bare amount is that it doesn't give you the business war chest that you need to, +[1936.58 --> 1938.80] well, to go to war in the event that you have to. +[1939.54 --> 1946.58] And it's one of those things where it kind of relies on a business to behave in a manner that is in good faith, +[1946.58 --> 1948.16] acting in the consumer's best interest. +[1948.16 --> 1953.92] But a business that is making a healthy profit is in a better position to, as an extreme example, +[1954.34 --> 1958.34] still exist a year later when you come back for warranty support. +[1958.78 --> 1962.86] You actually need the companies that you buy things from to make a profit. +[1962.86 --> 1964.84] Does that make sense? +[1964.90 --> 1965.00] Yeah. +[1965.12 --> 1965.32] Okay. +[1965.56 --> 1969.74] So anyway, the problem with the IT industry is that it tends to be, +[1969.80 --> 1973.24] and it's kind of a cultural thing, I'm not going to get any deeper into it than that, +[1973.38 --> 1975.68] but it tends to be a race to zero industry. +[1976.16 --> 1977.38] Volume, volume, volume. +[1978.40 --> 1983.26] Take down as much margin as you can so you can take the volume that your competitor would have been doing, +[1983.60 --> 1986.82] force them under, and then someday we'll raise the prices. +[1986.82 --> 1989.20] And you do eventually see that. +[1989.28 --> 1993.94] Like the hard drive industry enjoyed a short period of great margins when basically everyone was gone, +[1994.14 --> 1996.96] and then they were supplanted by the SSD industry in the mainstream. +[1997.48 --> 1999.90] And to be clear, hard drives are still doing fine in the cloud. +[2000.12 --> 2005.56] They're not going away or anything, but that business is a B2B business, which tends to be lower margins. +[2005.70 --> 2009.22] So there was like a golden hour there for the hard drive industry. +[2009.98 --> 2010.60] Here, do you need this? +[2010.90 --> 2011.02] Yeah. +[2011.02 --> 2011.54] Yeah, go for it. +[2011.66 --> 2011.78] Thank you. +[2013.72 --> 2014.12] Right. +[2014.12 --> 2017.90] So the way that the tech industry works is that the pricing is fixed. +[2018.84 --> 2025.86] You just say, okay, look, a Core i5 8600K, that's $200 US. +[2026.86 --> 2033.48] And then the way that you actually provide promotions or the way that you make someone like a formerly, +[2033.66 --> 2040.10] so when I worked at NCIX, the way that NCIX was able to differentiate from mom and pop chops was not the sticker price. +[2040.10 --> 2048.12] It was the backend support because every CPU we sold, we got a couple percentage kickback at the end of a quarter. +[2048.82 --> 2054.64] And every CPU we sold, well, you know, during Black Friday, we might get $5 or $10 off. +[2054.86 --> 2060.60] Now, all of a sudden, mom and pop, in order to compete with us, have to sell below cost, giving us an advantage. +[2060.60 --> 2063.64] That's the way that you actually stay competitive. +[2063.94 --> 2072.14] And to be clear, this isn't some kind of like subversive cloak and dagger nonsense because within sort of the mainstream stores that you shop at, +[2072.26 --> 2081.34] Best Buy, Newegg, I mean, okay, some of these are kind of dated references, Tiger Direct, Memory Express, Canada Computers, Micro Center, Amazon, +[2081.34 --> 2084.66] the programs are basically across the board pretty similar. +[2085.30 --> 2090.48] And whenever someone finds out that someone else got a program that they didn't, there's outrage. +[2090.96 --> 2095.54] And usually the brand ends up kind of doing something to make it up to you, and then the other guy complains about that. +[2095.60 --> 2097.68] It's all negotiations. It's business as usual. +[2097.68 --> 2114.84] Now, the problem here is that with GPUs in particular, NVIDIA maintains a lot of control over the pricing at every level to the partners and to the end users through tools like these kinds of rebates. +[2115.32 --> 2123.14] So they sell the chipset to the vendor at some price X, but then NVIDIA could decide a week later to go, +[2123.14 --> 2128.82] Well, you know what, here's a sell-through rebate, effectively lowering the price without actually lowering the sticker price, +[2129.12 --> 2137.64] meaning that someone who has a multi-week, in some cases, lead time between acquiring chips and then turning them into boards, +[2137.92 --> 2146.64] delivering them to retailers, and eventually selling through them might effectively have a bunch of stock that's overpriced now and no real recourse for getting rid of it. +[2147.00 --> 2150.72] And so it's at NVIDIA's discretion to support you to get rid of it. +[2150.72 --> 2158.48] Which is a fairly strong but indirect way to sort of choke out a company. +[2158.82 --> 2159.26] That's right. +[2159.72 --> 2165.14] So game bundling, MDF, and sales rebate programs are basically like saying, +[2165.70 --> 2170.92] you'll never make money on graphics cards again if you were to remove all that stuff. +[2172.16 --> 2172.30] Yeah. +[2173.38 --> 2173.86] Okay. +[2173.86 --> 2180.20] I forget where we were going with this, but partner brand aligned exclusively with NVIDIA. +[2180.58 --> 2183.34] Partners have the ability to sell and promote products from anyone, +[2184.02 --> 2189.12] but allegedly this behind-the-scenes documentation says they'll get all of this support cut. +[2189.38 --> 2192.48] And to be clear, the public documentation doesn't say any of that. +[2193.38 --> 2193.66] Okay. +[2193.66 --> 2199.88] HardOCP has been told that if a company does not participate in GPP, they feel... +[2199.88 --> 2200.62] Not by NVIDIA. +[2200.92 --> 2201.08] Yeah. +[2201.78 --> 2205.76] As if NVIDIA would hold back allocation of GPUs from their inventories. +[2205.88 --> 2212.30] This has not been spelled out contractually, but the feeling is that it's done on a wink and a nod. +[2212.80 --> 2220.30] To be fair, they said that the stuff we just mentioned, losing all these different things, was in the documentation. +[2220.98 --> 2222.62] This is a feeling. +[2222.62 --> 2223.02] Yeah. +[2223.08 --> 2224.46] The allocation bit is a feeling. +[2224.98 --> 2230.06] And then the next part that we're going to talk about is also a feeling? +[2230.34 --> 2230.46] Yeah. +[2230.76 --> 2237.74] So it was expressed to HardOCP that publishing that article could damage HardOCP's relationship with NVIDIA. +[2238.60 --> 2239.68] Which, knowing... +[2239.68 --> 2240.94] Well, we've gotten to the end of it now. +[2241.08 --> 2242.54] I guess we're in the same boat. +[2242.84 --> 2243.04] Yeah. +[2243.42 --> 2244.26] Look at that. +[2244.46 --> 2245.62] But knowing... +[2246.14 --> 2249.26] And like, okay, to jump all the way back to the beginning of this conversation, +[2249.26 --> 2251.10] in terms of... +[2251.10 --> 2252.74] Like, there's always... +[2252.74 --> 2255.60] There's very extremely, massively often... +[2255.60 --> 2258.46] I'm not going to say always because someone's going to call me on that in some weird way. +[2258.78 --> 2263.12] But there's basically always a selfish reason for everything. +[2263.36 --> 2263.48] Yes. +[2263.48 --> 2265.40] Whether a selfish reason is tiny or huge, whatever. +[2265.50 --> 2265.60] Yeah. +[2266.48 --> 2270.56] Saying, hey, if you release this, NVIDIA's going to be mad. +[2271.24 --> 2275.56] Saying that to HardOCP was probably pushing them to release it. +[2275.56 --> 2277.94] Um, then again, maybe not. +[2278.26 --> 2280.28] Kyle's been in the industry a long time. +[2280.54 --> 2281.52] And he's deeply connected. +[2281.66 --> 2283.92] They may have actually had his best interest at heart. +[2284.56 --> 2285.00] Possibly. +[2285.22 --> 2289.72] But from articles that I've read from him before, too, no issue pushing that kind of stuff. +[2289.74 --> 2290.40] But let's go... +[2290.40 --> 2293.20] Let's take the helicopter up another thousand feet. +[2293.20 --> 2293.40] Okay. +[2293.40 --> 2293.98] And let's go... +[2293.98 --> 2295.26] Why were they talking to him at all? +[2295.76 --> 2296.00] Yeah. +[2296.60 --> 2297.04] Yeah. +[2297.20 --> 2297.66] Seriously, yeah. +[2297.66 --> 2301.60] So the particular warning might have been in Kyle's best interest. +[2301.60 --> 2306.02] But the fact that they're talking to him at all is probably in their own best interest. +[2306.14 --> 2308.18] And I'm sure they know that he likes juicy articles. +[2308.40 --> 2311.60] And also for the consumer's best interest, potentially. +[2312.26 --> 2314.88] Like, because remember, there could be a selfish kernel. +[2315.12 --> 2318.16] But that doesn't mean that it doesn't benefit a whole bunch of people. +[2318.30 --> 2318.60] And that you couldn't... +[2318.60 --> 2319.66] We just don't know how much. +[2320.14 --> 2324.86] Rationalize the benefit you're providing to yourself by saying, well, it also helps out all these other guys. +[2325.20 --> 2326.62] Which is great in a lot of situations. +[2326.72 --> 2328.44] That's honestly mostly how charity works. +[2328.44 --> 2332.14] But, like, you just don't know how much. +[2332.36 --> 2334.32] How much of this is helping other people. +[2334.42 --> 2335.14] How much of this is helping. +[2335.14 --> 2342.54] And for Kyle to talk about how this article could damage the relationship with NVIDIA, you can find a selfish kernel there, too. +[2342.76 --> 2347.94] By saying that, he's adding credibility to his own publication by saying, you know what? +[2348.32 --> 2352.56] I'm willing to risk damaging my relationship with NVIDIA in order to bring you guys the facts. +[2352.56 --> 2356.48] And in this case, this actually does look to me... +[2356.48 --> 2358.10] And I haven't seen the partner agreement. +[2358.70 --> 2362.50] And I won't admit to having talked to anyone about this behind the scenes. +[2362.96 --> 2368.78] But this looks to me like it actually does have the potential to damage a relationship with NVIDIA. +[2369.26 --> 2370.56] NVIDIA is... +[2371.26 --> 2374.70] Well, it comes back to the portrait. +[2375.72 --> 2377.10] NVIDIA smiles a lot. +[2377.10 --> 2380.10] And they talk about partnership a lot. +[2381.42 --> 2384.10] And what they mean is... +[2384.82 --> 2388.00] They have expectations of their partners. +[2388.46 --> 2391.10] And if their partners don't meet them... +[2391.10 --> 2392.10] Well... +[2392.92 --> 2393.20] Hmm. +[2393.98 --> 2394.28] Hmm. +[2394.86 --> 2395.16] Hmm. +[2397.02 --> 2398.44] That's my perception. +[2398.86 --> 2403.34] And a lot of people think that we're, like, super, super chummy with NVIDIA. +[2403.34 --> 2407.54] But I've said before in the past, and I'll say it again now... +[2407.54 --> 2412.98] We have done a grand total of three sponsored engagements with NVIDIA. +[2413.52 --> 2417.32] We did some pre-rolls way back when we first started. +[2417.90 --> 2419.52] And those were actually... +[2419.52 --> 2423.18] That was a complicated thing because probably none of you even remember them. +[2423.24 --> 2424.26] It was ten spots. +[2424.56 --> 2427.26] And they were all for a particular EVGA graphics card. +[2427.48 --> 2432.56] But the funding was being passed through via MDF from NVIDIA. +[2432.56 --> 2432.60] Yeah. +[2433.32 --> 2435.60] So that one hardly even registers. +[2436.10 --> 2436.60] Number two. +[2437.12 --> 2441.82] We went down to California and hosted Mod24, their modding event. +[2441.82 --> 2448.10] We were paid what I consider to be a very modest fee for that kind of an engagement. +[2448.74 --> 2448.78] Yeah. +[2448.94 --> 2449.98] And then number three. +[2450.66 --> 2456.00] This was the first time they had actually done flat out a sponsored video with us ever. +[2456.52 --> 2460.76] They did something with us in Q4 talking about how to game at 4K. +[2460.76 --> 2465.14] Anyway, they were actually pretty easy to work with, which was kind of refreshing. +[2466.12 --> 2468.84] Because we were able to talk about game consoles as well. +[2469.00 --> 2470.20] We kept it very objective. +[2470.34 --> 2474.96] And we told them up front, we were like, look, we never actually work with you guys on sponsored stuff. +[2475.10 --> 2477.08] But there's this perception that we're in your pocket. +[2477.30 --> 2481.28] So you've got to understand, we're going to have to approach this very carefully. +[2481.54 --> 2481.72] Yeah. +[2481.72 --> 2484.22] And they were actually pretty cool about it. +[2484.34 --> 2485.34] But that's the extent of it. +[2485.54 --> 2490.32] We have worked far more extensively with AMD, Intel, ASUS. +[2491.34 --> 2493.34] I think we've done more stuff with MSI. +[2494.70 --> 2498.96] I mean, certainly more stuff with the regular partners like Squarespace. +[2499.78 --> 2501.38] Zotac, we haven't really done much big stuff with. +[2501.58 --> 2502.42] I think more than NVIDIA. +[2502.42 --> 2504.96] But we've done, actually, yeah, we've done a fair bit with Zotac. +[2505.04 --> 2505.18] Yeah. +[2505.54 --> 2506.22] Okay, yeah. +[2506.44 --> 2506.64] Yeah. +[2507.12 --> 2508.52] Like most people. +[2509.62 --> 2511.82] So there you go. +[2512.04 --> 2514.70] So are we putting ourselves at risk? +[2515.08 --> 2519.36] Given that the relationship was finally starting to warm up and we were really getting some stuff done. +[2519.62 --> 2524.98] Like a dedicated sponsored video with us is one of the biggest things that a partner can do with us. +[2525.66 --> 2527.26] And we finally did one with them. +[2527.64 --> 2530.26] Given things were starting to warm up, yes, we're putting ourselves at risk. +[2530.52 --> 2535.66] But given that our business survived just fine for the five years prior to that, no, it's not a ton. +[2535.74 --> 2538.28] So we're not going to act like white knights here or anything like that. +[2538.82 --> 2539.18] But... +[2539.18 --> 2540.70] Also said allegedly a lot. +[2540.78 --> 2542.20] We said allegedly a lot because... +[2542.20 --> 2542.82] And perception. +[2543.26 --> 2546.34] And that I'm not going to admit to having talked to anyone. +[2546.80 --> 2547.88] I'm going to say this. +[2547.88 --> 2549.00] I haven't talked to anyone. +[2549.96 --> 2551.20] And I'm also going to say this. +[2551.30 --> 2553.36] I'm not always 100% honest with you guys. +[2553.36 --> 2556.44] So you can read into that whatever you feel like. +[2557.08 --> 2558.32] Speaking of honesty... +[2558.32 --> 2558.86] There's a few... +[2558.86 --> 2562.44] I want to add one thing before we jump into sponsor spots. +[2563.22 --> 2567.50] But one thing I want to add to you is some of this stuff is future traceable. +[2568.98 --> 2570.46] So you'll be able to tell. +[2570.68 --> 2570.92] Yep. +[2571.60 --> 2573.22] Just keep that in mind. +[2573.22 --> 2582.24] Like one of the smart things you can do if you're trying to keep an agreement under wraps is you could give everyone slightly different terms. +[2583.36 --> 2584.10] Yeah, that's fair. +[2584.30 --> 2584.36] Yeah. +[2584.36 --> 2588.72] And that way if it came to light you could kind of go, okay. +[2589.84 --> 2591.32] If it was one of them, them or them. +[2591.52 --> 2594.02] And if something else came to light you could go, it was them. +[2595.68 --> 2598.14] So even if I knew anything. +[2598.70 --> 2600.16] And I am being honest. +[2600.24 --> 2602.28] This is Honest Answers episode whatever this is. +[2602.58 --> 2603.68] Has Linus seen the agreement? +[2604.26 --> 2605.14] The answer is no. +[2605.40 --> 2606.40] I have not seen it. +[2606.40 --> 2616.20] And I have been told by the people that I would never admit that I have talked to that I will never see it. +[2616.40 --> 2618.82] And that they will never tell me any details about it. +[2619.34 --> 2619.64] Okay. +[2619.78 --> 2621.14] That actually did happen as well. +[2621.34 --> 2621.60] Okay. +[2622.10 --> 2627.24] Anyone that I won't admit that I talked to told me they would never show it to me and they would never tell me the details of it. +[2627.30 --> 2628.14] So that happened. +[2628.36 --> 2628.62] Okay. +[2628.62 --> 2630.62] So there you go. +[2634.62 --> 2635.14] Yeah. +[2635.44 --> 2639.58] Let's talk about something like not horrible. +[2640.40 --> 2641.74] Here's Spectrum glasses. +[2642.00 --> 2642.10] Hey. +[2642.10 --> 2646.68] Like my life is far less complicated right now. +[2647.32 --> 2651.10] Talking about Spectrum glasses instead of like stuff. +[2651.28 --> 2652.52] Because this is just, it's simple. +[2652.64 --> 2652.86] Okay. +[2653.20 --> 2658.30] If you stare at a monitor all day, the blue light can be bad for your eyes. +[2658.54 --> 2658.66] Yeah. +[2659.22 --> 2664.80] This filters it without having a huge impact on the color accuracy of the world around you. +[2664.80 --> 2671.22] And compared to a software solution like Flux or Twilight, it's more effective. +[2671.76 --> 2671.90] There. +[2672.34 --> 2673.18] It's also kind of weird. +[2673.40 --> 2676.50] Like I've got a Flux equivalent on my phone. +[2676.56 --> 2677.20] I don't remember what it's called. +[2677.30 --> 2677.40] Yeah. +[2677.66 --> 2678.68] And it's kind of jarring. +[2678.82 --> 2678.92] Yeah. +[2678.96 --> 2679.08] I know. +[2679.14 --> 2680.28] It doesn't work that well. +[2680.84 --> 2681.72] They're stylish. +[2682.36 --> 2685.18] They've got tons of different styles to choose from, including ones for kids. +[2686.54 --> 2687.52] They're high quality. +[2687.88 --> 2688.72] They feel good. +[2688.76 --> 2689.50] They feel good in the hand. +[2689.56 --> 2690.48] They've got a one-year warranty. +[2690.78 --> 2692.16] Not just in the hand, on your face too. +[2693.38 --> 2694.18] It's like Spectrum. +[2694.18 --> 2696.56] It works great in your hand and on your face. +[2697.82 --> 2698.18] Spectrum. +[2698.50 --> 2699.52] You'll want them in your hand. +[2699.64 --> 2700.62] You'll want it on your face. +[2701.08 --> 2703.36] That would actually be an interesting commercial for them to run. +[2703.88 --> 2705.48] It's just they like hand people glasses. +[2705.64 --> 2708.16] They're like, wow, these feel great. +[2708.50 --> 2710.06] And then they just like, they won't put them on. +[2710.08 --> 2710.92] Now try putting it on your face. +[2710.92 --> 2712.98] And the person's like, you know, you should try it on. +[2713.00 --> 2715.00] And they're like, no, it just, it feels amazing. +[2715.80 --> 2719.76] So they're primarily focused on the Canadian and US markets, but they're expanding to Europe +[2719.76 --> 2721.20] and they offer shipping internationally. +[2721.20 --> 2723.42] Check them out at spectrumglasses.com. +[2723.42 --> 2727.76] slash collections slash prospect or at the link right there. +[2727.86 --> 2728.98] I still think it's pro spec. +[2729.54 --> 2729.92] Pro spec. +[2730.00 --> 2730.36] I'm sorry. +[2730.38 --> 2731.00] Pro and spectacle. +[2731.00 --> 2731.82] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. +[2732.22 --> 2732.96] I'm an idiot. +[2733.24 --> 2735.16] Use offer code Linus to save 10%. +[2735.16 --> 2739.12] If I was Spectrum, I would change our offer code to use offer code idiot. +[2739.94 --> 2740.98] I would read it. +[2741.10 --> 2742.42] I would read anything for money. +[2742.42 --> 2745.64] That's what people think of me. +[2745.64 --> 2746.86] So I might as well just do it. +[2746.86 --> 2747.76] Just embrace it. +[2747.76 --> 2752.46] Speaking of anything for money, if you're a freelancer or a small business owner doing +[2752.46 --> 2756.68] whatever it is that you do for money, FreshBooks is here to help. +[2757.12 --> 2761.28] FreshBooks is the super simple to use invoicing tool that 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30-day free trial and enter WAN in the how did +[2796.18 --> 2797.40] you hear about us section. +[2798.72 --> 2799.62] All right. +[2800.02 --> 2800.62] One thing. +[2800.62 --> 2802.58] We did a one-topic WAN show today. +[2802.62 --> 2804.68] People are running super hard with the allegedly thing. +[2805.00 --> 2806.66] Everything's allegedly and I love it. +[2807.74 --> 2811.50] And then the other thing is people are saying that the offer code should just be ID10T. +[2812.74 --> 2814.18] Oh, yeah, that could work. +[2814.66 --> 2815.88] It's not a bad offer code. +[2816.26 --> 2816.78] You're pretty good. +[2816.84 --> 2818.64] I'm hungry enough to eat Reaper jerky. +[2819.06 --> 2819.62] That's pretty epic. +[2819.62 --> 2821.22] And I'm not being paid by Savage. +[2821.34 --> 2822.06] That's pretty epic. +[2822.30 --> 2822.62] Okay. +[2822.96 --> 2823.96] Ask them for a sweater. +[2824.34 --> 2826.00] I don't think I've ever done that from a company before. +[2826.18 --> 2827.02] I liked their shirt. +[2827.14 --> 2828.06] I liked the logo on their shirt. +[2828.12 --> 2829.42] So I was like, you guys should make a sweater. +[2829.42 --> 2831.42] And they replied. +[2831.94 --> 2832.88] They're like, what kind? +[2835.20 --> 2837.76] A high quality one made from the freshest ingredients. +[2839.48 --> 2841.52] It tastes great and isn't bad for you. +[2841.84 --> 2842.62] Jerky sweater. +[2842.62 --> 2846.24] Oh, my God. +[2846.66 --> 2848.12] That would be really gross, actually. +[2848.30 --> 2851.10] But like your girlfriend be like, I can't wait to get that off of you. +[2851.80 --> 2852.36] And she's just like. +[2852.90 --> 2853.22] No. +[2855.14 --> 2855.38] Oh. +[2855.38 --> 2858.18] It's probably not a good idea. +[2859.24 --> 2861.08] Well, he asked if I wanted a hockey sweater. +[2861.50 --> 2862.92] Or like a more American style sweater. +[2863.00 --> 2864.48] And I was like, that's a good point. +[2865.74 --> 2870.48] It would be kind of interesting to have a hockey style Savage jerky sweater. +[2871.48 --> 2872.40] That doesn't help, dude. +[2872.40 --> 2872.70] I got the hiccups. +[2872.90 --> 2873.10] Yeah. +[2873.92 --> 2875.24] Water doesn't make it better. +[2876.16 --> 2876.50] Oh, no. +[2877.66 --> 2878.18] Float plane? +[2878.24 --> 2879.62] Do you want to do float plane while you're all screwed up? +[2879.62 --> 2880.18] No. +[2880.36 --> 2881.08] Do the AMB thing. +[2881.12 --> 2881.80] No, do float plane. +[2881.90 --> 2882.32] Do float plane. +[2882.38 --> 2882.70] No. +[2882.98 --> 2883.66] Do float plane. +[2885.00 --> 2885.36] Okay. +[2885.52 --> 2885.78] Fine. +[2890.52 --> 2891.74] I hate you so much. +[2903.56 --> 2904.50] That was a big bite. +[2906.86 --> 2908.20] I haven't eaten in a while. +[2908.20 --> 2911.46] Like, you have to build up a tolerance. +[2912.58 --> 2914.98] I'm like straight up crying right now. +[2916.52 --> 2916.96] Okay. +[2917.32 --> 2918.94] I thought I did bad last week. +[2919.46 --> 2922.04] Videos on float plane. +[2922.38 --> 2923.56] What are OEMs? +[2924.08 --> 2925.38] Original equipment manufacturers. +[2925.56 --> 2926.70] I think everyone's heard this term. +[2927.00 --> 2927.18] Yeah. +[2927.74 --> 2928.34] What is it? +[2929.04 --> 2929.62] We explain. +[2930.18 --> 2930.42] Cool. +[2930.58 --> 2931.58] Scraping thermal paste. +[2931.72 --> 2934.02] Oh, by the way, you're looking at the new layout of the float plane site. +[2934.50 --> 2934.74] Yeah. +[2934.86 --> 2935.24] In order. +[2935.76 --> 2935.92] Yeah. +[2935.92 --> 2936.90] Scraping thermal paste. +[2936.90 --> 2939.34] Is Intel's thermal paste actually that bad? +[2939.66 --> 2949.22] We get a bag full of processors, delib them, harvest the thermal paste, and then use it on a liquid metal CPU against normal thermal paste. +[2949.80 --> 2950.22] Cool. +[2951.18 --> 2951.58] All right. +[2951.58 --> 2951.98] Okay. +[2954.34 --> 2956.24] NVIDIA's first SLI gaming setup. +[2956.96 --> 2957.24] Reconstructed. +[2957.62 --> 2957.90] Okay. +[2958.00 --> 2960.24] 6,800 GTs on an Enforce board. +[2960.32 --> 2960.54] That finally came out. +[2960.70 --> 2962.16] We've been working on that for a long time. +[2962.28 --> 2962.46] Yep. +[2963.66 --> 2964.64] 2,000. +[2964.76 --> 2965.28] Oh, 1,000. +[2965.38 --> 2966.74] 2 million dollar clean room. +[2967.02 --> 2968.40] Drive saver's data recovery tour. +[2968.46 --> 2969.04] You should watch this. +[2969.10 --> 2969.58] You love this stuff. +[2969.60 --> 2970.18] I want to, yeah. +[2970.28 --> 2971.70] I haven't seen it yet, but I'm really excited. +[2972.08 --> 2972.46] TechWiki. +[2972.56 --> 2973.68] How does eye tracking work? +[2974.46 --> 2975.36] I saw that thumbnail. +[2975.50 --> 2975.94] I was like, whoa. +[2975.94 --> 2978.30] Testing the 56 core system. +[2978.74 --> 2980.34] Holy sh-bleep. +[2981.76 --> 2983.34] We don't have bleeping on the Wancho. +[2984.06 --> 2986.46] This was a simultaneous, or no, this was a short window. +[2987.52 --> 2989.24] The laptop to buy right now. +[2989.30 --> 2990.22] The LG Gram 2018. +[2990.48 --> 2991.16] They added Thunderbolt. +[2992.28 --> 2993.12] Great laptop. +[2994.58 --> 2995.98] Intel CPU letters explained. +[2996.10 --> 2998.56] I don't think that's actually on YouTube yet. +[2998.74 --> 3000.40] And then we do do some exclusive content. +[3000.46 --> 3003.20] Not a ton, but I tested the NVIDIA Shield from the NCI-X auction. +[3003.84 --> 3005.86] So, no spoilers, but that's over there as well. +[3006.36 --> 3007.98] And I think that's pretty much it. +[3008.00 --> 3008.56] I think that's it for us, yeah. +[3008.76 --> 3010.04] I think that's all we've got on there right now. +[3010.32 --> 3011.00] You're doing pretty good. +[3011.22 --> 3011.44] Yeah. +[3011.62 --> 3012.88] You recovered quite a bit, I think. +[3012.88 --> 3014.40] No, I have recovered. +[3014.64 --> 3014.78] Yeah. +[3014.78 --> 3014.92] Okay. +[3015.42 --> 3018.26] So, let's talk about the next completely AIDS topic. +[3018.40 --> 3020.16] Posted by Coaxial Gamer on the forum. +[3021.78 --> 3024.30] Security flaws discovered in AMD Zen processors. +[3025.48 --> 3030.20] So, this sounds on the surface like, oh, either. +[3031.46 --> 3032.08] Yeah, you know what? +[3032.08 --> 3034.96] Depending on what kind of a tinfoil hat you wear, this could sound like a lot of things. +[3035.56 --> 3038.06] This could sound like Intel trying to make AMD look bad. +[3038.42 --> 3048.68] This could sound like AMD actually having security flaws and, like, them being all, like, being up on their high horse when Intel was dealing with their flaws. +[3048.90 --> 3049.94] Wow, they're a bunch of jerks. +[3049.94 --> 3058.80] Or, it looks like it may even be possible that this was an independent group looking to make AMD's stock perform poorly so they could short it. +[3058.80 --> 3078.32] So, CTS Labs, a security company based in Israel, announced Tuesday that its researchers had found 13 critical security vulnerabilities that would let attackers access data stored on AMD's Zen family processors, including Ryzen and even their Epic server processors, as well as install malware on them. +[3078.32 --> 3088.06] The vulnerabilities have been put into four groups called Masterkey, Ryzenfall, Fallout, and Chimera. +[3089.10 --> 3095.82] Thankfully, nearly all of these vulnerabilities require root access in order to be exploited, but it does get sketchy. +[3095.82 --> 3102.34] The researchers gave AMD less than 24 hours to look at the vulnerabilities and respond before publishing the report. +[3102.80 --> 3109.20] Now, that's not illegal, but that is not considered to be industry not being a douche practices. +[3109.66 --> 3109.78] Yeah. +[3111.36 --> 3112.68] What else we got here? +[3114.16 --> 3118.96] Standard vulnerability disclosure calls for at least 90 days so that the companies have time to address flaws properly. +[3119.46 --> 3122.96] Google gave Intel six months to fix issues related to Spectre and Meltdown. +[3122.96 --> 3131.32] So, if it's less than 90 days, that could be like rivals, like Google and Facebook being like, +[3131.58 --> 3134.32] I've got your thing. +[3134.80 --> 3135.20] Yeah. +[3135.62 --> 3138.14] Oh, well, you know, we gave you enough time to fix it. +[3138.18 --> 3140.16] We're going public with this because it makes them look bad, right? +[3140.42 --> 3144.66] It doesn't make you look that bad when a vulnerability goes public because everyone has issues. +[3144.84 --> 3147.10] When a vulnerability goes public, but it's like already fixed. +[3147.78 --> 3152.38] So, if you're trying to cause PR damage to someone, you might go live in 30 days. +[3152.38 --> 3155.18] So, that you could be like, well, they had a whole month to fix this. +[3155.40 --> 3155.48] Yeah. +[3155.54 --> 3156.78] And kind of plausibly say that. +[3157.00 --> 3157.56] 24 hours? +[3157.66 --> 3159.08] That's not even enough time to check your email. +[3159.56 --> 3160.42] In some cases. +[3160.96 --> 3169.40] The researchers pre-briefed media and a company that makes money by shorting the stock market before going live with it. +[3170.20 --> 3176.04] Viceroy Research published an obituary for AMD just 30 minutes after CTS Labs publicized the vulnerabilities. +[3177.04 --> 3179.64] So, this is some sketchy stuff. +[3179.74 --> 3185.02] Now, I'm not saying that these researchers aren't qualified to do CPU research. +[3185.22 --> 3185.80] I don't know. +[3186.28 --> 3187.54] There's been a lot of weird stuff, too. +[3187.62 --> 3188.94] Like, people tried to deep dive this. +[3189.26 --> 3195.22] And one of the ones that I saw was, like, someone figured out that the backgrounds in all the videos were stock photos. +[3195.32 --> 3195.90] Mm-hmm. +[3195.90 --> 3197.80] So, they're, like, they don't have real, whatever. +[3197.80 --> 3198.12] That was posted on Reddit. +[3198.34 --> 3199.58] They may not even have a real office. +[3199.68 --> 3202.40] Or they may have a real office, but it doesn't look, like, super pro like that. +[3202.46 --> 3202.68] Yeah. +[3202.82 --> 3211.70] But at the same time, if you pay attention to the backgrounds throughout the videos, at one point in time, they're, like, middle frame on a photo that was taken mostly at the floor. +[3212.30 --> 3217.40] So, like, the person would have to be standing on, like, a 70-degree angle off the ground this way. +[3217.56 --> 3217.74] Yeah. +[3217.74 --> 3218.44] For it to be realistic. +[3218.56 --> 3220.34] Like, I don't think they were actually trying to fool people. +[3221.34 --> 3221.70] Yeah. +[3222.10 --> 3225.32] It was also, like, a super overproduced kind of video, too. +[3225.40 --> 3228.34] Like, it had kind of a sleazy vibe to me. +[3228.66 --> 3231.98] But that's actually not surprising from a company that's probably not released a video before. +[3231.98 --> 3232.66] Like a Kickstarter. +[3233.16 --> 3233.32] Yeah. +[3233.32 --> 3235.36] Except that the production values were pretty good. +[3235.86 --> 3239.92] So, for some reason, they spent money to make a good-looking video. +[3241.04 --> 3244.36] But, here, I think this is it. +[3244.86 --> 3245.16] Didn't get like a producer. +[3245.16 --> 3247.62] This is a great article from Reborn.com. +[3247.72 --> 3248.22] I'm going to go ahead. +[3248.28 --> 3249.16] I'll post this for you guys. +[3249.18 --> 3249.78] Giant banner. +[3250.06 --> 3250.68] But check this out. +[3250.94 --> 3253.42] Like, this is actually done well. +[3255.02 --> 3257.74] So, they put money into looking like they had an office. +[3257.84 --> 3258.04] Okay. +[3258.16 --> 3258.50] Sort of. +[3258.52 --> 3259.02] But hold on. +[3259.12 --> 3259.38] But then. +[3259.90 --> 3260.76] Look at this one. +[3261.90 --> 3262.12] Yeah. +[3262.12 --> 3263.22] Like, that's the floor. +[3263.34 --> 3264.46] Those servers are reflecting on. +[3264.54 --> 3266.12] This photo is taken from the floor. +[3266.24 --> 3267.04] It's a reflective floor. +[3267.64 --> 3268.26] I think. +[3268.40 --> 3268.60] No. +[3268.74 --> 3268.98] No, no. +[3269.22 --> 3270.20] Oh, I got that wrong. +[3270.48 --> 3270.66] Yeah. +[3270.76 --> 3271.84] It's halfway down the server rack. +[3271.88 --> 3272.02] Yeah. +[3272.12 --> 3272.50] Never mind. +[3273.30 --> 3273.62] So. +[3273.68 --> 3274.04] All right. +[3274.04 --> 3276.84] I thought that was the floor right here. +[3276.96 --> 3277.28] Oh, wait. +[3277.36 --> 3277.68] Hold on. +[3278.56 --> 3279.06] Are you right? +[3279.18 --> 3279.60] But no. +[3280.04 --> 3280.72] I don't know. +[3280.74 --> 3281.14] I'm not sure. +[3282.84 --> 3283.18] I don't. +[3283.28 --> 3285.34] I thought it was really reflective polished floor. +[3285.60 --> 3287.50] But now I kind of think that's just halfway through the server rack. +[3287.50 --> 3287.54] Yeah. +[3287.54 --> 3288.34] No, I think it's just server racks. +[3288.60 --> 3288.76] Yeah. +[3288.76 --> 3289.20] So. +[3289.20 --> 3289.26] So. +[3289.76 --> 3290.32] Um. +[3291.92 --> 3292.54] Does it. +[3292.64 --> 3294.72] Does it look really, really janky? +[3294.90 --> 3295.26] Yes. +[3295.42 --> 3297.54] I guess that's basically all we have to say about that. +[3299.76 --> 3300.20] Yeah. +[3300.26 --> 3300.38] Yeah. +[3300.44 --> 3302.30] So there may actually be security issues. +[3303.02 --> 3303.38] But. +[3306.38 --> 3306.82] Yeah. +[3307.28 --> 3308.38] There also might not be. +[3308.80 --> 3311.10] Or they also might just be like giant jerks. +[3311.10 --> 3312.74] All right. +[3313.22 --> 3313.62] Um. +[3313.62 --> 3315.34] Nvidia's ray tracing thing. +[3315.42 --> 3316.46] We're like out of time. +[3317.54 --> 3321.04] Is there anything else that's like absolutely critical that we have to talk about this week? +[3321.38 --> 3322.14] I feel so bad. +[3322.24 --> 3325.66] James spent all day on this dock and we ended up talking about the Nvidia thing the whole time. +[3325.74 --> 3325.90] Uh. +[3325.90 --> 3327.24] Famous people play video games. +[3327.42 --> 3328.46] That's a thing that happens. +[3328.84 --> 3329.16] Uh. +[3329.16 --> 3330.78] That's probably all we really need to say about that. +[3330.96 --> 3331.30] Uh. +[3331.38 --> 3331.60] Yeah. +[3331.88 --> 3332.08] Uh. +[3332.08 --> 3334.88] EA is turning Star Wars Battlefront 2 into a real game. +[3334.98 --> 3335.34] Apparently. +[3335.34 --> 3336.28] I'm a real game. +[3336.74 --> 3336.92] No. +[3337.02 --> 3338.02] No one cares. +[3338.38 --> 3339.58] The progression is now linear. +[3340.30 --> 3340.66] Um. +[3340.72 --> 3343.90] Star cards or any other item impacting gameplay can only be earned through gameplay. +[3344.00 --> 3345.38] Will not be available for purchase. +[3346.30 --> 3348.20] So basically they made their money I guess. +[3348.58 --> 3350.06] Or people stopped playing I guess. +[3350.18 --> 3350.66] One of the two. +[3350.74 --> 3353.78] Starting in April you'll be able to get appearances directly through in game credits or crystals. +[3353.78 --> 3356.78] All they need to do is make it Star Wars Battlefront 2 Battlegrounds. +[3357.86 --> 3359.10] Or Battle Royale. +[3359.34 --> 3360.62] Or Battle Extravaganza. +[3360.98 --> 3362.68] And then they'll make all their money back. +[3363.28 --> 3363.54] Yeah. +[3364.10 --> 3364.38] Uh. +[3364.38 --> 3366.54] They're going to be rolling out a bunch of new mods over the coming months. +[3367.06 --> 3367.40] Cool. +[3367.54 --> 3368.04] So there you go. +[3368.30 --> 3368.98] Make it that. +[3369.42 --> 3370.22] And you'll do great. +[3370.98 --> 3371.40] Um. +[3372.32 --> 3374.46] Twitch Prime now offers free games every month. +[3375.22 --> 3377.10] Amazon just like spending that money hey? +[3378.10 --> 3378.86] Pretty nuts. +[3379.82 --> 3380.20] Wow. +[3380.20 --> 3381.46] Apparently um. +[3382.02 --> 3384.90] Games for March 6th to April 3rd will be Superhot. +[3385.00 --> 3386.46] Which is actually amazing if you haven't played it yet. +[3386.54 --> 3386.98] Great game. +[3387.48 --> 3389.18] Oxen Free Shadow Tactics. +[3389.34 --> 3390.14] Mr. Shifty. +[3390.72 --> 3392.20] And Tales from Candle Keep. +[3392.42 --> 3393.44] Tomb of Annihilation. +[3394.22 --> 3396.08] Next month will be Tales from the Borderlands. +[3396.56 --> 3397.58] SteamWorld Dig 2. +[3397.88 --> 3398.32] Kingsway. +[3398.50 --> 3399.16] Tokyo 42. +[3399.34 --> 3399.82] And Dub Wars. +[3400.00 --> 3401.00] Much like Humble Bundles. +[3401.12 --> 3401.36] Um. +[3401.36 --> 3404.06] I would be surprised if these stay awesome. +[3404.56 --> 3405.06] And it will. +[3405.18 --> 3405.32] Okay. +[3405.32 --> 3408.44] It also looks kind of like they've got one more headliner game. +[3409.22 --> 3410.08] In each one. +[3410.74 --> 3411.14] And then. +[3412.26 --> 3412.70] Some. +[3413.32 --> 3414.80] Other ones which may or may not be cool. +[3414.94 --> 3416.10] But I'm not super familiar with them. +[3416.56 --> 3418.72] Twitch Prime is included with Amazon Prime by the way. +[3419.56 --> 3420.32] So I mean. +[3420.48 --> 3422.62] I already would have recommended an Amazon Prime membership. +[3423.74 --> 3426.26] So I guess I recommend it a little tiny bit more. +[3426.60 --> 3426.78] Yeah. +[3428.12 --> 3428.52] Um. +[3429.34 --> 3432.24] At the same time if you don't want the entire world to be taken over. +[3432.24 --> 3434.88] Maybe consider not buying Amazon. +[3435.30 --> 3435.42] Uh. +[3435.50 --> 3437.28] Broadcom is not buying Qualcomm anymore. +[3437.82 --> 3439.40] Because the US government blocked it. +[3439.92 --> 3440.46] It's official. +[3441.46 --> 3443.44] And SpaceX is trying to reach Mars in 2019. +[3443.72 --> 3444.12] Go SpaceX. +[3444.58 --> 3444.86] Cool. +[3445.42 --> 3446.38] Thanks for watching The WAN Show. +[3446.56 --> 3447.24] See you again next week. +[3447.32 --> 3447.72] Same bad time. +[3447.78 --> 3448.32] Same bad channel. +[3448.58 --> 3448.84] Bye. +[3452.26 --> 3453.16] The WAN Show. +[3453.40 --> 3453.60] Like. +[3454.22 --> 3455.58] 40 minutes of one thing. +[3455.90 --> 3456.46] And then like. +[3456.94 --> 3457.68] Oh by the way. +[3457.86 --> 3458.52] Some other stuff. +[3458.52 --> 3462.56] Like the timestamps this week. +[3462.86 --> 3464.18] Are going to be like four things. +[3464.62 --> 3465.02] Giant. +[3465.22 --> 3465.40] Yeah. +[3465.60 --> 3465.74] Yeah. +[3466.94 --> 3467.42] Wow. +[3467.52 --> 3469.22] We got a lot of viewership this week. +[3471.42 --> 3472.32] We should like. +[3472.52 --> 3474.36] Do more exposés on NVIDIA. +[3475.56 --> 3477.40] I mean I can't really think of anything at the moment. +[3477.64 --> 3477.76] But. +[3478.12 --> 3479.24] Are you guys super. +[3479.32 --> 3480.08] All the Twitch viewers. +[3480.16 --> 3481.20] Are you guys super excited. +[3481.20 --> 3482.76] For the super clickbaity. +[3483.50 --> 3485.40] Thumbnail and title on YouTube. +[3485.52 --> 3486.26] Go to LTX. +[3486.26 --> 3487.40] Yeah. +[3488.00 --> 3489.24] Oh we didn't do that. +[3489.24 --> 3489.30] We didn't do that. diff --git a/NVIDIA Has LOST Their MINDS - The WAN Show Dec 28 2018_transcript.txt b/NVIDIA Has LOST Their MINDS - The WAN Show Dec 28 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7f1941ac3f87e4d8f4a4519d1d94e89bb437520d --- /dev/null +++ b/NVIDIA Has LOST Their MINDS - The WAN Show Dec 28 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1814 @@ +[0.52 --> 1.58] How was your week? +[2.96 --> 7.80] You know what? Actually, okay, here's the thing about taking time off. +[8.44 --> 12.92] It's off of work, but it's actually more tiring. +[13.46 --> 20.46] So my body has kind of a, like a rhythm, I guess you could call it, like a schedule, +[20.80 --> 28.40] where the instant that I am out of the office, like off work, I get sick. +[28.40 --> 33.50] Yes. Yep. I get absolutely the exact same thing. +[33.92 --> 37.82] So we were, the Linus Media Group team anyway. +[38.36 --> 38.94] Sorry, bro. +[39.20 --> 39.64] Get rekt. +[39.78 --> 44.44] The Linus Media Group team had Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. +[44.44 --> 51.76] So we actually had six days continuously not in the office, most of us. +[52.10 --> 56.18] One person opted to stay in and hold down the fort, which actually ended up being really helpful. +[56.18 --> 58.96] So massive shout out to Alex P anyway. +[60.58 --> 68.76] But anyway, within two days of those six, I was like sick as a dog. +[70.02 --> 76.02] The fourth day, I basically spent the morning in bed, and then I'm recovered enough to come to work today. +[76.20 --> 79.94] Because that's just the way my body handles things. +[79.94 --> 88.72] It's like, well, you don't have to work, so surely you have nothing better to do than to just, like, recover or something. +[89.64 --> 93.72] The problem with that theory is that we had all kinds of things to do. +[94.20 --> 100.80] So over the six days, I spent two of them watching my kids' two cousins. +[100.80 --> 106.62] So we had five children in our house, six and under, five of them. +[107.40 --> 114.94] Two of the days, I was on a staycation, which sounds great when it's just you and your SO, +[115.20 --> 121.42] but is more complicated when you have three children, and you also intend to go up to Grouse Mountain +[121.42 --> 128.96] and go sledding and stuff, you know, with a six, four, and two-year-old. +[129.18 --> 129.36] Yep. +[129.36 --> 133.76] I had three Christmas dinners. +[134.32 --> 140.82] So there was my wife's family, and then my family, and then my other more different fragmented part of my family. +[140.88 --> 142.82] My family is, like, pretty... +[142.82 --> 144.02] I mean, they're cool. +[144.10 --> 145.16] I love my family, but yo. +[147.00 --> 149.14] And then, like, I'm sure there's other stuff. +[150.16 --> 154.98] I was supposed to get together with you last night, and we were supposed to just, like, bro out. +[154.98 --> 161.86] But apparently your Christmas time off was, aside from not being off, just sort of generally horrible, too. +[162.02 --> 165.40] Mine has, yeah, we've had a lot of health issues in the family, so... +[165.40 --> 166.04] You're good, right? +[166.24 --> 166.82] Yes, I'm fine. +[166.82 --> 167.28] Don't worry about that? +[167.46 --> 170.86] I didn't have the sickness thing this time, which probably because I kept working. +[171.06 --> 171.26] Cool. +[171.44 --> 173.18] It's the same thing. +[173.44 --> 174.36] No, that's terrible! +[175.22 --> 176.68] I mean, hey, there's a positive. +[177.10 --> 177.74] That's not good. +[177.74 --> 183.68] It's the same kind of thing where when I go to a show, if I get sick, I'll get sick the day after the show. +[183.68 --> 189.12] We'll be sick for the weekend, and then we'll be totally okay again to go back to work. +[189.30 --> 190.38] My body's like, it's okay. +[190.54 --> 192.56] We're going to flush all this out Saturday, Sunday. +[192.70 --> 193.14] We're good. +[193.24 --> 194.34] Monday, you're good to go. +[194.42 --> 194.88] No problem. +[195.74 --> 196.26] Oh, man. +[197.06 --> 202.48] I ate something weird last night and, like, didn't agree with my body at all, but I was like, I don't think I'm actually sick. +[202.66 --> 205.00] And then by the time I woke up, I was like, yeah, no, I'm fine. +[205.12 --> 205.96] Yeah, was it turkey? +[206.36 --> 207.16] It was actually chicken. +[207.30 --> 208.00] Is it bad turkey? +[208.24 --> 210.58] But it wasn't like salmonella bad chicken. +[211.10 --> 213.52] It was just like, I don't know. +[213.68 --> 214.12] Huh. +[214.40 --> 215.76] Just didn't like it for some reason. +[215.86 --> 216.18] Interesting. +[216.38 --> 216.54] Yeah. +[217.24 --> 217.92] All right. +[218.18 --> 220.82] So we've got a great show for you guys today, presumably. +[221.12 --> 221.44] Obviously. +[221.44 --> 221.60] I don't know. +[221.70 --> 222.50] Haven't looked at the doc. +[222.64 --> 224.20] It's great every time. +[224.24 --> 226.92] Also, I just got logged out of my Google account. +[227.10 --> 228.16] I hate how that happens. +[228.26 --> 230.24] I was just looking at this doc. +[230.32 --> 231.62] It always happens mid-show. +[231.78 --> 236.20] Anyways, RTX 2060 is apparently going to have six variants. +[237.74 --> 238.18] Wow. +[238.18 --> 241.10] Just in case we needed a little bit more confusion there. +[241.40 --> 248.70] Chinese schools are enforcing their kids to wear smart uniforms, which is, that's super fun. +[248.90 --> 250.30] I have a feeling we'll talk about that for a while. +[250.40 --> 255.08] There's an iOS update that disables cellular service on the XR and XS. +[255.94 --> 257.34] Obviously, that's not on purpose. +[258.02 --> 260.38] And I need some help. +[260.38 --> 262.68] This is super cool. +[262.86 --> 263.64] What do you mean you need some help? +[263.66 --> 264.34] Oh, yeah. +[264.44 --> 265.00] No, do that one. +[265.08 --> 266.00] Yeah, I need some help. +[266.36 --> 269.34] I built a DIY battery out of 1650 cells. +[269.86 --> 276.54] And I'm a little bit stuck on why it is bottoming out at, what is it? +[277.02 --> 280.48] It's about 3.91 volts per cell in my RC car. +[280.88 --> 283.72] So I was hoping that you guys might be able to help me with that. +[283.84 --> 286.20] Could it be explained by one of the cells not being in? +[286.20 --> 288.96] I don't think so. +[289.06 --> 290.24] Because I've already, you know what? +[290.28 --> 291.46] We'll talk about it in more detail later. +[291.46 --> 291.64] Sure, yeah. +[291.64 --> 292.72] I know it's what I'm doing. +[292.72 --> 322.70] I don't think so. +[322.70 --> 323.38] Weirdest injury. +[323.50 --> 324.52] Did I tell you what happened to my knee? +[324.54 --> 324.60] Yeah. +[324.86 --> 325.28] Oh, okay. +[325.54 --> 329.52] So I was playing badminton, and I didn't do anything in particular. +[329.76 --> 331.50] I was just moving or something. +[332.16 --> 334.40] It wasn't like a dive shot. +[334.50 --> 338.02] I've hurt myself pretty badly diving for shots or doing whatever. +[339.34 --> 341.10] But it was just a totally normal thing. +[341.18 --> 345.54] But I was playing sick, but not really sick, not coughing or anything like that. +[345.66 --> 348.50] I just kind of had fatigue, and I felt weak. +[348.50 --> 352.48] Do you ever kind of wake up, and you're not feeling well? +[352.52 --> 353.48] Lethargic days. +[353.90 --> 355.72] Your whole body's just like bleh. +[356.32 --> 356.48] Yeah. +[356.62 --> 361.26] You would go to crush an aluminum can, and you wouldn't be able to do it. +[361.38 --> 363.14] It'd be like, just your muscles are weak. +[364.12 --> 367.16] And it's just kind of weird. +[367.34 --> 368.26] You just feel slow. +[368.46 --> 369.52] And things kind of hurt. +[369.76 --> 369.98] Yeah. +[370.30 --> 371.80] So I felt kind of like that. +[372.10 --> 379.40] And I felt like what happened was the muscles weren't strong enough to hold everything together, +[379.46 --> 381.12] and it just kind of popped funny. +[381.66 --> 386.32] And I've got kind of a history of joint issues, particularly with my knees. +[386.68 --> 390.22] And so it's been a little disconcerting that it's taken this long to heal, +[390.32 --> 391.98] because that was over a month ago. +[392.22 --> 394.12] But it is continuing to get better. +[394.46 --> 400.76] And the answer seems to be, even though it hurts when I go hard on it, +[401.28 --> 404.52] like with my right leg, I can go all the way down and lift all the way up. +[404.64 --> 405.20] No problem. +[405.62 --> 409.74] With my left, like that's really, really hard. +[409.74 --> 412.96] I was actually going to say, you probably need to do quad exercise. +[413.30 --> 419.16] And it hurt a little bit, but the thing is that the more I keep just like doing my normal things that I do, +[419.34 --> 420.64] like taking stairs two at a time. +[420.72 --> 422.34] I always take stairs two at a time. +[422.50 --> 427.92] And just like all the normal little things that I do, you know, stretching, ice, heat, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[428.44 --> 432.48] Every morning I wake up, it feels a little bit better and a little bit stronger. +[432.76 --> 434.96] You know, there's this like meme going around kind of. +[435.02 --> 435.20] Yeah. +[435.20 --> 438.18] I think it's not really a thing right now, actually, +[438.18 --> 441.28] but it was like you're like a better person if you take stairs two at a time. +[441.36 --> 442.32] So it's funny that you brought that up. +[442.48 --> 444.00] I always take stairs two at a time. +[444.44 --> 446.18] It was like a thing for a little while. +[446.68 --> 448.60] But anyways, yeah, no. +[448.90 --> 450.30] It's just more of an efficiency thing. +[451.40 --> 453.30] That's a big part of the point. +[453.48 --> 455.80] And like how it builds muscle more and stuff. +[456.04 --> 459.70] But anyways, I had knee problems for a long time working on quads helped it for me. +[459.88 --> 461.22] Especially you brought up the like, +[461.26 --> 463.28] it doesn't feel like the muscles are strong enough to keep everything together. +[463.28 --> 465.26] But knee stables was in your quads. +[466.04 --> 466.98] Oh, okay. +[467.30 --> 468.38] I have this book. +[468.46 --> 469.68] So maybe it was a leg injury. +[470.26 --> 470.74] It might be. +[471.00 --> 471.86] Oh, interesting. +[472.12 --> 474.10] But there's been no pain whatsoever. +[474.48 --> 475.38] I'm not trained in any of this stuff. +[475.46 --> 476.30] I have no idea. +[476.30 --> 480.74] But I have a book from a doctor who's into this stuff called The Supple Leopard. +[481.06 --> 484.08] And it's all about like keeping yourself prepared for physical activity +[484.08 --> 486.64] and preventing problems and all this kind of stuff. +[487.18 --> 489.42] And it's like big and kind of a textbook thingy. +[489.78 --> 491.98] But it talks about all the different parts of your body. +[492.22 --> 494.10] And that's where I got a lot of stuff for fixing my knees. +[494.44 --> 495.38] And it was successful. +[495.56 --> 496.98] So maybe I can lend you that book or something. +[497.26 --> 497.60] All right. +[498.96 --> 501.98] Well, it'll have to be after the book of short stories by Roald Dahl +[501.98 --> 503.40] that my sister gave me for Christmas. +[503.64 --> 504.16] Oh, okay. +[504.32 --> 505.74] I actually am not sure if I'm going to read them. +[505.74 --> 508.30] You know, I read through a lot of his stuff with my kids. +[508.62 --> 511.02] And some of it is utter horse crap. +[511.50 --> 511.64] Oh. +[511.72 --> 512.42] Like it is not. +[513.06 --> 514.74] Not all of his books are very good. +[514.84 --> 516.50] James and the Giant Peach is a stupid book. +[517.74 --> 520.46] And, you know, that's been an experience that I've had +[520.46 --> 523.00] going back and reading these children's stories with my kids. +[523.50 --> 525.50] Stuart Little is trash. +[526.16 --> 527.66] It is hot garbage. +[528.16 --> 528.24] Why? +[528.46 --> 530.76] E.B. White had one good book in him. +[530.86 --> 532.56] Because Charlotte's Web is a masterpiece. +[533.30 --> 533.46] Yeah. +[533.46 --> 537.20] But Stuart Little, it's just about nothing. +[538.14 --> 544.98] There's just this rat that, like, is in this family for some reason. +[545.38 --> 547.60] And he does some stuff. +[548.22 --> 549.86] And then it's over. +[550.32 --> 551.42] Nobody learns anything. +[551.98 --> 553.00] Nobody develops. +[553.40 --> 557.16] There's no real explanation given for why the hell is he there. +[557.86 --> 559.42] What are we trying to accomplish? +[559.68 --> 563.02] Like, he just, he's in, like, a boat race or something. +[563.30 --> 566.12] And it's got, like, all these nautical terms in it that I'm, like, +[566.12 --> 567.96] I'm reading this out to my kids and I'm going, +[568.08 --> 569.76] do you guys have any idea what's going on? +[570.00 --> 571.32] They're like, yeah, I think it's a boat race. +[571.34 --> 572.60] And I'm like, yeah, me too. +[573.12 --> 576.16] Like, and it's, like, really detailed and stuff. +[576.20 --> 579.30] And I'm kind of sitting here going, like, no, this isn't good. +[579.70 --> 581.24] Why is this a children's classic? +[582.04 --> 585.60] I mean, maybe there just weren't, like, maybe books weren't as good back then. +[585.60 --> 587.10] I don't remember Stuart Little at all. +[587.72 --> 588.96] Maybe that's part of the problem. +[589.12 --> 589.64] It's terrible. +[589.84 --> 590.14] It's terrible. +[590.44 --> 591.76] It's the one about the mouse. +[591.98 --> 592.88] No, I knew that. +[592.88 --> 597.10] It's, like, it's funny because their last name is Little and he's Little, I guess. +[597.52 --> 597.88] Okay. +[598.84 --> 599.22] All right. +[599.54 --> 599.84] Sure. +[599.90 --> 600.32] Yeah. +[600.46 --> 600.76] Why not? +[601.74 --> 602.26] I don't know. +[602.48 --> 602.98] Sounds good. +[603.16 --> 604.50] Are people upset? +[605.08 --> 605.96] People are upset. +[606.18 --> 606.92] That you don't like Stuart Little? +[607.04 --> 608.70] They're upset that I don't like Stuart Little. +[608.96 --> 609.54] I'm not surprised. +[609.54 --> 612.82] Because that's something they would have been attached to from when they were kids, +[612.92 --> 614.18] which is something people are very defensively. +[614.18 --> 615.44] People are like, he mouse. +[616.12 --> 616.74] I know. +[617.04 --> 617.94] It doesn't matter. +[619.24 --> 622.00] I was using a denigrating term for him, okay? +[622.04 --> 624.38] Because I think he's a little poohead. +[625.28 --> 626.60] I think he's useless. +[627.94 --> 629.40] Like, welcome to Harry Potter. +[629.54 --> 630.38] No, no, no, no, no, no, no. +[630.44 --> 632.54] Harry Potter holds up very well. +[632.70 --> 633.58] Harry Potter's excellent. +[634.34 --> 634.92] The movies. +[635.92 --> 637.98] Some of the earlier movies are a little rough. +[637.98 --> 639.46] The third one's fine. +[639.84 --> 647.72] But there was a really awkward period in cinema in the early 2000s when CGI was good enough +[647.72 --> 652.80] for people to want to play with it all the time and to be cool, but not good enough to +[652.80 --> 653.42] be convincing. +[654.02 --> 656.02] It was a bad, bad time. +[656.12 --> 658.66] Honestly, early 2000s was good. +[659.12 --> 659.36] Okay. +[659.36 --> 662.40] So I had never seen a Mission Impossible film. +[662.88 --> 663.18] Okay. +[663.28 --> 664.20] Have you ever seen a Mission Impossible? +[664.20 --> 664.60] Yeah. +[664.78 --> 665.76] Yeah, but not recently. +[665.94 --> 666.12] Okay. +[666.88 --> 672.58] So I recently was like, I want to see the Mission Impossible movies. +[672.80 --> 678.30] So I watched Mission Impossible 1, having actually seen a few episodes of the classic show, but +[678.30 --> 679.18] a long time ago. +[679.18 --> 685.88] So I was familiar with the face covering technology and that the message will explode or whatever. +[687.66 --> 694.18] We used to have on our, we had satellite TV and we used to have like this old timey channel +[694.18 --> 695.56] that had all these old shows. +[696.20 --> 700.56] So, and you know, the funny thing about it is that with the way that the programming stacked +[700.56 --> 705.32] up on some of the channels that had new stuff that you wanted to watch, like Comedy Central +[705.32 --> 707.46] or whatever else, we had American satellite TV, it was awesome. +[708.44 --> 709.30] That is pretty awesome. +[709.50 --> 714.02] With the way that the programming would stack up, if you wanted to watch during an off time, +[714.76 --> 719.78] this like classic shows channel actually was one of the best ones because it has primetime +[719.78 --> 721.66] crap from the last 40, 50 years. +[721.78 --> 722.08] Yeah, yeah. +[722.28 --> 726.92] So it would have like, I Love Lucy, which is actually a great show, holds up very well, +[726.98 --> 728.48] at least when I was a teenager. +[728.68 --> 729.02] I don't know. +[729.14 --> 730.14] I don't watch anything recently. +[730.70 --> 735.30] So it had like, I Love Lucy, it had, what's that really good one with Archie Bunker? +[735.32 --> 739.24] Edith Bunker, Edith Bunker, all in the family, all in the family, like just like these older +[739.24 --> 739.58] shows. +[739.78 --> 745.04] And they would, so they would show Mission Impossible from time to time. +[745.12 --> 748.98] Anyway, the point is I watched the first one, really enjoyed it. +[749.06 --> 751.12] A little bit unconventional. +[751.90 --> 755.08] You know, there were some things that were a little bit hard to follow along with, but +[755.08 --> 755.94] I was like, okay, cool. +[756.24 --> 758.12] This sets me up well to watch the next one. +[758.56 --> 760.14] The next one was terrible. +[760.72 --> 761.86] I couldn't even believe it. +[761.86 --> 763.20] I was halfway through the movie. +[763.72 --> 767.42] No, I think it was 45 minutes in and I was, I, I turned to my wife. +[767.48 --> 770.16] I was like, hey, so I guess like the plot's starting now. +[770.76 --> 771.68] So that's cool. +[771.82 --> 773.44] Maybe we're going to go somewhere from here. +[774.18 --> 775.92] And then it just doesn't. +[776.30 --> 782.20] It's like, it's everything that was bad about an 80s action flick, except it was made in +[782.20 --> 783.22] like 2001. +[785.36 --> 786.46] Am I too? +[786.46 --> 787.54] Maybe that's why people liked it though. +[787.54 --> 790.76] It reminded them of the older movies. +[790.76 --> 791.66] So here's the thing. +[791.74 --> 792.68] Because sometimes that can work. +[792.68 --> 794.52] Um, oh, damn it. +[795.08 --> 795.98] Impossible to. +[796.08 --> 797.32] Let's find out what year that was. +[798.04 --> 798.78] Ah, blah, blah. +[798.82 --> 799.12] 2000. +[799.46 --> 799.64] Okay. +[799.84 --> 800.54] So here's the thing. +[800.74 --> 807.78] It was actually the biggest commercial success of the series in spite of getting panned by +[807.78 --> 808.22] critics. +[808.54 --> 808.72] Yeah. +[808.72 --> 811.92] Although people say that at the time people were quite a bit more forgiving. +[811.92 --> 819.30] Um, and in spite of just, just being, it's, it's awful. +[819.70 --> 820.72] And I, okay. +[820.72 --> 824.36] Maybe there were things about it that were a little bit more groundbreaking at the time, +[824.36 --> 830.50] but, um, I mean, it was directed by, uh, was this the one where they have the fake faces? +[830.50 --> 832.24] Mission Impossible is, yeah. +[832.24 --> 833.30] It was directed by John Woo. +[834.58 --> 834.98] Okay. +[835.14 --> 836.38] You don't know who John Woo is? +[836.82 --> 837.22] Okay. +[837.46 --> 839.94] Um, here, hold on a second. +[840.06 --> 840.14] Do you? +[841.56 --> 842.42] Yeah, he does. +[842.60 --> 842.72] Okay. +[842.78 --> 843.40] Of course he does. +[844.10 --> 845.60] Who doesn't know John, John Woo? +[845.90 --> 847.44] I don't know, man. +[847.54 --> 847.74] Okay. +[847.78 --> 848.82] Did you ever see Face Off? +[849.22 --> 849.50] No. +[849.74 --> 850.32] Oh, man. +[850.50 --> 852.14] But I've seen parts of it. +[852.32 --> 853.96] Um, okay, whatever. +[854.08 --> 859.54] The point is lots of doves flying around, lots of slow motion that doesn't really make +[859.54 --> 860.32] a ton of sense. +[860.68 --> 863.34] Lots of like flying kicks through the air. +[863.78 --> 871.18] Um, so like a very acrobatic sort of, uh, plot is less important than style approach. +[871.30 --> 872.80] He mostly does Asian films. +[872.84 --> 874.12] I haven't seen any of this stuff. +[874.12 --> 874.46] Yeah, no, no, no. +[874.46 --> 876.54] You wouldn't have, you wouldn't have heard of most of this stuff. +[876.62 --> 877.06] Like there's. +[877.06 --> 877.46] Okay. +[877.72 --> 879.50] Uh, he's worked with Chow Yun-Fat a bunch. +[879.76 --> 886.50] And anyway, the point is it, the movie seems to be more about Tom Cruise's hair and how +[886.50 --> 888.46] majestically it flows in the wind. +[888.54 --> 888.84] Okay. +[888.98 --> 891.44] And less about any kind of advancement of plot. +[891.52 --> 891.66] Okay. +[891.72 --> 892.30] Spoiler alert. +[892.40 --> 894.46] Not that I'm saying anyone should watch this movie anyway. +[894.54 --> 894.98] It's awful. +[895.58 --> 896.68] Um, so spoiler alert. +[896.76 --> 897.72] Here comes the plot. +[898.50 --> 902.36] Um, there's some MacGuffin that is bad. +[902.36 --> 902.64] Yep. +[902.64 --> 907.60] And there was a guy trying to transport aforementioned MacGuffin. +[907.74 --> 907.86] Yep. +[908.42 --> 910.84] Um, in his bloodstream. +[910.92 --> 911.94] It's a disease MacGuffin. +[912.08 --> 912.32] Okay. +[912.40 --> 912.64] Okay. +[912.90 --> 913.56] So he's like. +[913.90 --> 914.06] Yeah. +[914.12 --> 914.26] Okay. +[914.26 --> 916.80] So the plane he's on gets hijacked. +[916.92 --> 917.58] He dies. +[917.70 --> 918.70] They steal the MacGuffin. +[918.82 --> 921.00] But oh no, it turns out they only got half of it. +[921.34 --> 926.70] So stuff was actually happening at the beginning, but none of this is really explained. +[926.70 --> 929.46] Because with the aforementioned face covering malarkey. +[929.56 --> 929.84] Yes. +[930.18 --> 935.64] Um, it seems like Tom Cruise is actually the guy stealing the MacGuffin up until he rips +[935.64 --> 936.02] off the face. +[936.08 --> 938.70] We have no idea who this guy is and he just kind of takes off. +[939.30 --> 940.90] And you're like, okay, but like stuff's happening. +[941.54 --> 941.84] Okay. +[942.44 --> 944.14] So all that happens in like the first five minutes. +[944.46 --> 947.44] Over the entire rest of the movie. +[947.44 --> 955.36] Literally, literally all that happens is they, wait, am I getting the, am I getting the third +[955.36 --> 956.90] one and the second one confused now? +[957.24 --> 959.06] What the hell does happen in the second one? +[959.12 --> 959.28] Right. +[959.80 --> 960.50] He could, okay. +[960.54 --> 967.90] So he convinces the guy's ex to help him seduce the guy who like has it. +[968.40 --> 973.62] And then she gets in with him, but then he figures out she's working with Tom Cruise. +[973.62 --> 982.16] And then ultimately he captures her and she takes the MacGuffin, which she has now for +[982.16 --> 984.94] some reason during a firefight, injects it into herself. +[985.40 --> 992.58] And then, um, there's like this weird car chase and then Tom Cruise and the bad guy literally +[992.58 --> 996.64] joust with motorcycles, leap off their motorcycles, collide in the air. +[996.86 --> 997.06] Nice. +[997.08 --> 998.60] And then fist fight to the death. +[998.72 --> 999.16] Nice. +[999.38 --> 1002.76] And then they get the cure from him because he had the cure, but not the disease. +[1002.76 --> 1003.68] And then they cure her. +[1004.06 --> 1006.08] That is two hours of cinema. +[1007.46 --> 1011.20] And Tom Cruise's hair is admittedly majestic. +[1011.20 --> 1012.26] Just wonderful the whole time. +[1012.30 --> 1012.54] Yes. +[1012.72 --> 1013.28] On point. +[1013.32 --> 1017.24] His stylist must've had the, the, the hairspray. +[1017.52 --> 1021.44] No, not, not hairspray because it was too, it was too beautiful for hairspray. +[1021.54 --> 1021.70] Yeah. +[1022.70 --> 1023.10] Something. +[1023.26 --> 1026.60] I don't know what product they were using in his hair, but if they could bottle that +[1026.60 --> 1027.22] and sell it. +[1027.26 --> 1028.26] That should've been a main ad. +[1028.34 --> 1029.78] Like product placement throughout the whole film. +[1029.78 --> 1032.02] It should've just like gone hard with it. +[1032.02 --> 1032.80] He had a comb though. +[1033.16 --> 1033.80] He had a comb. +[1034.10 --> 1036.98] He was like right out of frame the entire time. +[1037.08 --> 1037.42] Guaranteed. +[1037.54 --> 1037.64] Yeah. +[1037.90 --> 1038.00] Yeah. +[1038.50 --> 1038.90] Um. +[1039.02 --> 1040.84] Should've been the first person on the credits list. +[1040.88 --> 1042.18] I don't remember what I was talking about. +[1042.48 --> 1042.80] Anyway. +[1042.98 --> 1043.20] Right. +[1043.38 --> 1047.90] So the third movie is then directed by, um, what's his face? +[1048.08 --> 1049.38] Star Trek and Star Wars. +[1049.66 --> 1050.06] JJ Abrams? +[1050.06 --> 1050.24] Yeah. +[1050.32 --> 1050.62] Thank you. +[1050.68 --> 1051.30] JJ Abrams. +[1053.04 --> 1053.48] Yes! +[1053.48 --> 1056.10] I got one. +[1057.68 --> 1064.32] So I forget where I was going with this, but these three movies have the least in common, +[1064.64 --> 1073.60] like thematically, like the tone, the style that I have ever seen in any sequels at all. +[1073.94 --> 1076.98] They just have nothing to do with each other. +[1076.98 --> 1079.86] So the first one is kind of like a spy thriller. +[1080.02 --> 1081.06] There's almost no violence. +[1081.32 --> 1081.58] Okay. +[1081.80 --> 1086.66] The second one is just like people punching each other endlessly. +[1086.86 --> 1087.50] And wonderful hair. +[1087.62 --> 1088.78] And then, and wonderful hair. +[1088.88 --> 1095.56] And then the third one plays kind of like your, your bog standard modern action flick. +[1095.98 --> 1102.40] Like it's, it's, it's, it's sort of well shot, like artfully shot, but it doesn't try too hard. +[1102.40 --> 1103.04] Pause, pause, pause. +[1103.22 --> 1104.76] Someone said, where did Luke get his shirt? +[1104.76 --> 1106.54] Oh, that's funny. +[1106.80 --> 1108.00] Um, well. +[1108.26 --> 1109.20] We should come back to this. +[1109.32 --> 1110.46] I am glad you asked. +[1110.52 --> 1111.92] But I just thought that was really good timing. +[1112.30 --> 1114.16] Or not timing, but it was a really good question. +[1114.72 --> 1119.00] On LTTstore.com, that is one of the newest designs. +[1119.66 --> 1120.36] It's called. +[1120.62 --> 1120.98] Constellation. +[1121.36 --> 1121.76] Constellations. +[1122.02 --> 1122.78] It's not even that expensive. +[1123.04 --> 1124.02] And if this guy. +[1124.10 --> 1124.54] That's not bad. +[1124.74 --> 1127.06] Wears it, then surely you could also wear it. +[1127.16 --> 1127.42] Yeah. +[1128.10 --> 1130.28] And it looks really cool and like neutral. +[1130.28 --> 1133.98] So it doesn't look like you're super shilling for a brand, but there's a little LTT on the back. +[1133.98 --> 1139.62] And it's hard to see on me, but if you zoom in on him, you can, you can see an LTT. +[1139.98 --> 1144.08] So there's a very subtle, like connected stars thing going on. +[1144.20 --> 1146.52] This guy barely looks like he can get out of bed in the morning. +[1146.82 --> 1147.74] Like, look at him. +[1147.82 --> 1150.12] If we zoom in on his pupils, he's probably high. +[1151.98 --> 1153.22] Did I not tell you about this? +[1153.32 --> 1153.46] No. +[1153.52 --> 1153.62] Yeah. +[1153.64 --> 1154.48] We saw it last time. +[1155.30 --> 1156.06] That's so epic. +[1156.06 --> 1159.94] I think the first one I did was this one. +[1160.18 --> 1163.14] So I think this is the one that's the worst because they're still the most dilated. +[1163.78 --> 1164.40] Oh, yeah. +[1164.40 --> 1165.08] Look how big this one is. +[1165.08 --> 1165.52] Oh, yeah. +[1165.72 --> 1166.46] That's amazing. +[1166.70 --> 1166.96] It's like my whole eye. +[1167.38 --> 1167.94] Oh, that's great. +[1167.94 --> 1168.32] Not really the point. +[1168.40 --> 1170.74] I'm kind of done talking about Mission Impossible anyway. +[1170.90 --> 1171.94] I don't really remember. +[1171.94 --> 1176.74] Okay, but you didn't get to the, so the first one's not a very spy based. +[1176.88 --> 1178.40] The second one's action and great hair. +[1178.48 --> 1178.60] Yeah. +[1178.66 --> 1179.30] What's the third one? +[1179.32 --> 1184.16] The third one is just like a modern, like it could just as easily be a Bond or Jason Bourne movie. +[1184.48 --> 1184.68] Okay. +[1184.76 --> 1185.44] It's just like. +[1185.52 --> 1186.94] So it's a J.J. Abrams film. +[1187.18 --> 1188.74] Very, yes. +[1188.84 --> 1189.04] Okay. +[1189.20 --> 1190.58] But not that much lens flare. +[1190.72 --> 1191.34] Like I didn't notice. +[1191.36 --> 1191.68] Okay. +[1191.96 --> 1192.08] Yeah. +[1193.80 --> 1197.04] One thing that I will say that they did a. +[1197.04 --> 1197.80] Linus was not high. +[1197.80 --> 1200.14] A much better job of in the third one. +[1200.40 --> 1203.60] And this is something that I think is really hard for movies in general. +[1203.80 --> 1206.06] So we're actually getting kind of into an on-topic discussion. +[1206.28 --> 1206.52] Wow. +[1206.96 --> 1208.16] I knew we were going to get there. +[1208.52 --> 1209.18] We made it. +[1209.52 --> 1218.96] How to handle having high tech in your films without it immediately dating it three years later when someone goes to watch it and they go, oh, that's silly. +[1218.96 --> 1228.10] So the first Mission Impossible has this great scene where they're talking about like, you know, if I'm going to be involved, I'm going to need all the great hardware. +[1228.60 --> 1232.94] You know, I want those prototype laptops with the 686s. +[1233.50 --> 1235.60] And I went, holy crap. +[1235.60 --> 1246.30] This was made at the time when the 386 or 486 was the top of the line and everyone just figured Intel was going to keep calling them number 86. +[1247.34 --> 1248.62] Like, whoa. +[1249.56 --> 1250.20] Whoa. +[1250.46 --> 1250.66] Dang. +[1251.46 --> 1254.82] So technically they had laptops with unreleased processors. +[1255.34 --> 1255.62] Yeah. +[1255.82 --> 1256.98] That never got released. +[1257.16 --> 1257.36] Yeah. +[1257.88 --> 1261.00] Maybe never got made, but they also were never released. +[1261.00 --> 1266.42] And that was something that the third one did a much better job of. +[1266.66 --> 1266.84] Okay. +[1266.90 --> 1275.44] Because satellites were and will continue to be a thing that tracks locations and can get imagery. +[1275.44 --> 1277.48] It might do more stuff, but it'll still be a satellite. +[1277.58 --> 1278.84] But like, it'll still be a satellite. +[1278.94 --> 1279.04] Yeah. +[1279.56 --> 1288.94] Whereas like the kind of hacking that you see in older sort of tech-centric movies drives me just absolutely nuts. +[1288.94 --> 1290.22] But have you seen Hackers? +[1291.00 --> 1292.50] I actually still haven't. +[1292.56 --> 1293.64] You keep telling me to watch it. +[1293.70 --> 1297.48] It's so good because it's so bad. +[1297.66 --> 1300.60] But they like know that it's so bad and they just run with it. +[1300.90 --> 1301.94] And that I can appreciate. +[1302.32 --> 1306.68] When they try to play it off as like, this is hardcore and totally real. +[1306.88 --> 1307.54] Oh, yeah. +[1307.72 --> 1307.86] Yeah. +[1307.90 --> 1314.94] But when they like, we're going through the data and you're basically like flying in a ship through a city of like columns of floating text. +[1314.94 --> 1316.50] And they're like, where's the file? +[1316.50 --> 1317.78] And they have to like find it. +[1317.88 --> 1319.22] And like, oh, man. +[1319.48 --> 1320.56] That I like. +[1320.56 --> 1321.82] That is fantastic. +[1321.94 --> 1322.58] When they're like, okay. +[1322.92 --> 1325.00] Showing real hacking is super boring. +[1325.20 --> 1328.52] So we're just going to make it very obvious that this isn't real and have fun with it. +[1328.60 --> 1329.16] That's cool. +[1329.66 --> 1332.48] Speaking of movies that had fun with it, I finally saw Ready Player One. +[1332.52 --> 1332.90] Hack the Gibson. +[1333.38 --> 1333.64] Okay. +[1333.80 --> 1334.40] Haven't seen it. +[1334.52 --> 1334.88] What do you think? +[1334.90 --> 1335.68] You still haven't seen it? +[1335.70 --> 1335.88] No. +[1336.06 --> 1337.56] I read the book a long time ago, but I haven't seen it. +[1337.58 --> 1338.04] Oh, okay. +[1338.92 --> 1340.66] There were some obvious flaws. +[1341.04 --> 1341.32] Okay. +[1341.32 --> 1343.46] I've actually heard very mixed reviews. +[1343.60 --> 1343.98] So I'm interested. +[1343.98 --> 1345.66] There were very obvious flaws. +[1345.66 --> 1353.66] Like they had a lot of fun with the idea of people in VR looking like complete idiots in real life. +[1354.14 --> 1354.58] Okay. +[1354.70 --> 1355.76] Do you care about spoilers? +[1356.36 --> 1357.36] No, because I read the book. +[1357.50 --> 1358.14] Okay, cool. +[1358.80 --> 1361.48] So during, and guys, I'll be pretty vague with this. +[1361.48 --> 1366.58] So during some kind of situation where a lot of people are charging in one direction. +[1367.06 --> 1367.14] Okay. +[1367.20 --> 1369.84] You probably know what point of the movie that is. +[1369.84 --> 1371.20] I've got a couple guesses, but mainly one. +[1372.92 --> 1380.24] There's a cutaway where they show the real world and everyone's in the real world wearing their headsets charging down the street. +[1380.90 --> 1381.06] Right? +[1381.56 --> 1381.82] Yeah. +[1382.58 --> 1383.14] Okay. +[1384.36 --> 1384.64] Yep. +[1384.64 --> 1388.32] So they conveniently ignore that. +[1388.46 --> 1390.96] And there's, so there's one part where someone gets like hit by something. +[1391.04 --> 1391.94] This is very early on. +[1392.00 --> 1396.02] Someone gets hit by something and that zeros out their account or whatever. +[1396.02 --> 1399.88] And they fall backwards off their couch in the real world. +[1401.16 --> 1406.12] And it kind of goes, okay, but what about the preceding five minutes when they were leaping around? +[1406.40 --> 1408.26] That wouldn't have worked in this living room. +[1408.40 --> 1411.16] So they, like, they took artistic liberties. +[1411.16 --> 1418.04] They had fun with the aspects of the concept that were convenient when it was convenient and just ignored it otherwise. +[1418.58 --> 1420.12] See, that's probably fine. +[1420.68 --> 1425.68] But it seemed self-aware enough to me that I was okay with it. +[1426.02 --> 1426.14] Yeah. +[1426.14 --> 1436.94] They also, they, I think that something that some people, whether they like to admit it to themselves or not, probably did not appreciate about it is that it did poke fun at gamers. +[1437.60 --> 1438.06] Okay. +[1438.16 --> 1454.64] In a pretty, if you are, if you are even remotely capable of reading the subtext of a book or, you know, an email or a movie, you're, like, you're pretty aware of it. +[1454.64 --> 1458.68] Like, the badass guy that's, like, the enforcer. +[1460.82 --> 1462.88] And this is, again, this is very early on. +[1463.06 --> 1464.34] The actual person, I'm assuming. +[1464.56 --> 1467.14] The actual person has, like, kind of a chronic neck thing. +[1467.14 --> 1479.90] And, like, so is probably not in great health, but, like, lives in this escapist, you know, dream world where he's, like, the keeper of the mighty artifacts or whatever. +[1480.18 --> 1480.36] Yeah. +[1480.56 --> 1486.70] And so it's got kind of a, it's got a scent of, you know, the South Park World of Warcraft guy. +[1486.88 --> 1487.22] Okay. +[1487.40 --> 1488.12] About it. +[1488.34 --> 1488.58] Yeah. +[1488.66 --> 1490.90] And the whole movie does. +[1491.54 --> 1491.96] Okay. +[1492.68 --> 1493.48] Things I liked. +[1493.48 --> 1498.82] They casted just normal people, which I thought was really cool. +[1499.24 --> 1505.52] The love interest is a, like, moderately attractive normal chick. +[1506.32 --> 1513.88] And the guy, the hero, is, like, I actually can't tell if he's moderately attractive. +[1514.00 --> 1515.04] I have kind of a hard time. +[1515.12 --> 1515.34] Yeah. +[1515.46 --> 1515.92] With that. +[1516.14 --> 1517.82] He's not repugnant. +[1518.12 --> 1519.54] Like, I can tell that. +[1519.54 --> 1523.12] Which, for guys, seems to usually be, like, you're kind of fine. +[1523.28 --> 1523.48] Yeah. +[1523.82 --> 1525.00] As far as I can tell. +[1525.14 --> 1530.00] As far as I could tell, he was just, like, a pretty normal dude. +[1532.08 --> 1539.38] Apparently, she's supposed to be, like, super unattractive in the book. +[1541.00 --> 1541.02] So. +[1541.12 --> 1542.02] If I remember correctly, yeah. +[1542.02 --> 1546.94] The best they could manage for that was she has a birthmark on her face, which is interesting. +[1547.12 --> 1553.26] So, my daughter has a birthmark on her face, which, if that's sort of the Hollywood standard +[1553.26 --> 1559.22] for really ugly, I guess sort of has a bit of a personal meaning to me. +[1559.66 --> 1559.78] Yeah. +[1559.96 --> 1562.02] Apparently, the lead was the... +[1564.58 --> 1565.32] Oh. +[1566.56 --> 1566.94] Sorry. +[1567.02 --> 1567.40] One second. +[1567.52 --> 1567.92] No worries. +[1568.24 --> 1568.72] Well, okay. +[1568.72 --> 1571.08] Apparently, the lead is about as attractive as me. +[1571.92 --> 1572.20] So. +[1573.12 --> 1573.88] That's a shame. +[1574.12 --> 1575.12] Wait, did she... +[1575.12 --> 1575.94] No, that's this. +[1576.04 --> 1576.38] Okay. +[1576.60 --> 1576.78] No. +[1577.04 --> 1578.26] I was like, whoa. +[1581.32 --> 1581.68] Okay. +[1581.90 --> 1582.26] All right. +[1583.66 --> 1584.02] Anyway. +[1584.92 --> 1585.36] So. +[1585.58 --> 1585.90] So. +[1586.28 --> 1587.62] I forget where I was going with this. +[1587.68 --> 1587.86] So. +[1588.64 --> 1591.60] I turned my brain off and had fun. +[1592.20 --> 1592.40] For. +[1592.62 --> 1592.76] Okay. +[1592.90 --> 1593.38] Two hours. +[1593.56 --> 1593.76] Okay. +[1594.16 --> 1594.60] But. +[1595.00 --> 1596.18] I can do that with movies. +[1596.18 --> 1600.52] But, like, I kind of went into it with really high expectations. +[1601.14 --> 1601.44] Because. +[1602.10 --> 1603.10] The book is really famous. +[1603.80 --> 1605.58] Technology enthusiasts and gamers. +[1606.12 --> 1608.30] We don't really get a lot of movies. +[1609.10 --> 1610.04] People are upping you now. +[1610.10 --> 1610.68] There's like. +[1610.82 --> 1611.48] They're upping me? +[1611.98 --> 1612.00] By the way. +[1612.00 --> 1612.60] What's up me? +[1612.82 --> 1613.76] Minus is attractive. +[1614.40 --> 1615.06] Oh, thanks. +[1615.06 --> 1615.38] 11 out of 10. +[1615.84 --> 1616.24] Yeah. +[1616.30 --> 1616.72] It's fine. +[1616.78 --> 1617.28] I don't care. +[1617.28 --> 1618.28] I'm married already. +[1618.54 --> 1622.26] Like, the yoke and harness or whatever is already on. +[1622.62 --> 1623.44] Both of us. +[1623.56 --> 1624.20] For better or for worse. +[1624.40 --> 1624.46] Yeah. +[1624.46 --> 1624.86] Um. +[1625.10 --> 1625.38] So. +[1625.70 --> 1625.98] So. +[1626.66 --> 1627.02] Shoot. +[1627.10 --> 1627.70] Why was I going with that? +[1627.74 --> 1627.92] Right. +[1628.16 --> 1629.48] We don't get a lot of movies. +[1630.04 --> 1631.64] So, we got like that Tron movie. +[1632.34 --> 1634.22] There was that Warcraft movie. +[1634.32 --> 1634.94] You mean nerds? +[1635.10 --> 1635.42] Gamers? +[1635.64 --> 1636.14] Nerds and gamers? +[1636.18 --> 1636.32] Yeah. +[1636.46 --> 1636.66] Yeah. +[1636.84 --> 1637.04] Yeah. +[1637.22 --> 1637.38] Yeah. +[1637.48 --> 1638.86] Like, we don't get a lot of stuff. +[1638.86 --> 1639.54] We don't get very many good ones, too. +[1639.64 --> 1639.76] Because. +[1639.92 --> 1640.80] That's the problem. +[1640.92 --> 1641.10] Yeah. +[1641.10 --> 1641.14] Yeah. +[1641.50 --> 1641.94] A lot. +[1642.00 --> 1643.60] A lot of movies made around. +[1643.84 --> 1644.74] What is happening? +[1650.68 --> 1652.06] Guys, are you pranking us? +[1652.06 --> 1654.48] Oh, that's a notification. +[1655.74 --> 1656.20] Oh, okay. +[1656.28 --> 1656.56] Okay. +[1657.28 --> 1658.94] I was so confused for a second. +[1659.82 --> 1663.96] A lot of movies based around games just end up being super horrible. +[1664.48 --> 1664.84] Oftentimes. +[1666.56 --> 1667.20] Not often. +[1667.36 --> 1668.88] Have you heard about that one director? +[1669.80 --> 1670.14] U-Bull. +[1670.44 --> 1670.84] Yes. +[1671.66 --> 1672.04] Yes. +[1672.04 --> 1674.36] I think he's made a lot of movies based around games. +[1674.36 --> 1674.54] Yes. +[1674.54 --> 1674.64] Right? +[1675.26 --> 1676.78] So, that's, like, a problem. +[1677.04 --> 1679.60] And if we could stop doing that, that would be great. +[1680.50 --> 1681.30] But, like, yeah. +[1681.30 --> 1682.06] A lot of them are garbage. +[1682.42 --> 1682.70] Okay. +[1683.02 --> 1686.46] So, we've got people in chat that are making arguments for good ones. +[1686.58 --> 1688.06] Wreck-It Ralph was fantastic. +[1688.32 --> 1689.50] I haven't seen the second one yet. +[1689.62 --> 1690.56] I don't know if it's any good. +[1690.66 --> 1690.84] Yeah. +[1691.62 --> 1692.12] That's true. +[1692.14 --> 1697.28] But then I'll watch almost any animated movie from DreamWorks or Pixar and probably enjoy it. +[1697.28 --> 1701.60] There was another one here that I thought was really important to bring up. +[1702.80 --> 1705.40] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[1706.24 --> 1706.60] Okay. +[1708.28 --> 1712.26] Alex J. Hastie over on Floatplane says, we get Marvel movies? +[1714.00 --> 1714.40] No. +[1714.40 --> 1714.50] No. +[1714.64 --> 1716.14] We get a Marvel movie. +[1716.58 --> 1717.76] They're all the same movie. +[1718.32 --> 1719.62] And I really like them. +[1720.08 --> 1720.72] I watch them. +[1721.06 --> 1721.18] Okay. +[1721.20 --> 1722.06] For one, yes. +[1722.40 --> 1725.38] But Marvel movies, if we're talking about... +[1725.38 --> 1729.84] See, there's a little bit of a mix between movies for nerds and movies for gamers. +[1730.26 --> 1735.58] But also, I would like to add in there, Marvel movies are very borderline for nerds. +[1735.72 --> 1735.94] Yeah. +[1735.94 --> 1737.16] They're kind of for everyone. +[1737.64 --> 1739.14] They're action movies. +[1739.34 --> 1739.60] Yeah. +[1739.96 --> 1742.10] Like, there's no... +[1742.10 --> 1743.70] They're also for nerds, for sure. +[1744.26 --> 1745.80] But, like, they're actually... +[1745.80 --> 1747.90] And am I missing the boat here? +[1747.90 --> 1751.84] Or are there not actually a ton of inside jokes? +[1751.84 --> 1755.40] I've... +[1755.40 --> 1757.64] Yeah. +[1758.00 --> 1759.42] I've seen some references and stuff. +[1759.64 --> 1761.38] I'm not super deep into comics. +[1761.52 --> 1765.46] There are a few superheroes that I know, like, probably a disproportionate amount about. +[1765.52 --> 1765.68] Sure. +[1765.84 --> 1766.58] But not a ton. +[1768.84 --> 1771.54] And, yeah, I don't see a huge amount of them. +[1771.62 --> 1773.62] There's some references, like, I know in the Deadpool movie. +[1774.08 --> 1778.14] That's one that I know probably a little bit more than average about. +[1778.14 --> 1779.66] I know less than average about most of them. +[1780.06 --> 1781.88] I did notice a few things, for sure. +[1782.18 --> 1782.36] Yeah. +[1782.44 --> 1784.30] But they're usually handed to you. +[1784.84 --> 1785.20] Right. +[1785.90 --> 1786.06] Yeah. +[1786.06 --> 1787.34] Like, it's not even really a reference. +[1787.58 --> 1789.58] It's just, like, this is something in the universe. +[1789.72 --> 1791.06] Hello, here it is, very clearly. +[1791.20 --> 1793.14] So, Jay On, or however I pronounce this, says, +[1793.22 --> 1796.14] Marvel movies are for nerds, kind of like the Big Bang Theory is for nerds. +[1796.70 --> 1799.16] In that nerds will get the joke and they'll know the characters, +[1799.40 --> 1803.58] but, like, it's more of a mainstream entertainment product +[1803.58 --> 1808.00] that was sort of built on a thing that was traditionally for nerds. +[1808.00 --> 1809.54] I think that's a bit of an extreme example, +[1809.72 --> 1812.20] because I know a lot of nerds that don't like Big Bang Theory, +[1812.66 --> 1814.52] and I don't know a lot of nerds that are like, +[1814.96 --> 1818.12] Marvel movies are too mainstream and stuff. +[1818.34 --> 1819.54] I know a lot of nerds that are like, +[1819.58 --> 1821.80] Marvel movies are all exactly the same and really boring. +[1822.06 --> 1824.28] Well, Big Bang Theory, though, has the issue where +[1824.28 --> 1826.84] it kind of crosses the line into offending nerds a fair bit. +[1826.84 --> 1828.78] That's what I'm kind of trying to say. +[1828.96 --> 1833.18] But it's for nerds in the sense that, like, I get all the jokes. +[1833.88 --> 1834.10] Yeah. +[1834.46 --> 1834.82] Yeah. +[1835.24 --> 1835.50] Yeah. +[1836.80 --> 1838.24] But then, like, so does my mom. +[1838.58 --> 1839.48] Silicon Valley is awesome. +[1839.70 --> 1839.96] Yes. +[1840.08 --> 1841.06] Silicon Valley is awesome. +[1841.14 --> 1843.66] I actually haven't seen anything since What's-His-Face +[1843.66 --> 1846.60] behaved like an idiot and got kicked off the show. +[1847.98 --> 1848.82] No, it's been a while. +[1848.90 --> 1851.04] I sat in Austin Evans' house and watched, like, +[1851.04 --> 1853.14] the first two seasons, but other than that, +[1853.16 --> 1853.86] I haven't seen any of it. +[1854.68 --> 1857.12] 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--> 1959.28] And I was like, really? +[1959.68 --> 1961.04] Were you able to PIA it away? +[1961.82 --> 1962.70] No, actually. +[1962.86 --> 1963.16] Really? +[1963.16 --> 1963.38] Unfortunately. +[1963.86 --> 1964.64] It didn't work that time. +[1964.74 --> 1967.68] We do have experience of it working in that scenario. +[1967.68 --> 1969.68] But I think the reason why the cost went up +[1969.68 --> 1971.38] wasn't my own searches. +[1971.54 --> 1973.88] It was that I tried to buy the thing so many times. +[1974.12 --> 1975.82] I was trying to buy it on Expedia +[1975.82 --> 1979.00] and it failed on checkout six or seven times. +[1979.00 --> 1981.22] And then it went up by $100. +[1981.70 --> 1983.26] And then later on it worked. +[1983.76 --> 1985.32] So that is known in the biz as a... +[1985.32 --> 1985.78] Super cheese. +[1985.78 --> 1986.38] ...self-own? +[1987.88 --> 1988.52] Self-own? +[1988.88 --> 1989.10] Yep. +[1989.34 --> 1990.04] You self-owned. +[1990.30 --> 1990.74] Oh, 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you do, do not go there. +[2028.28 --> 2029.00] Oh, goodness. +[2029.30 --> 2029.50] Yeah. +[2029.60 --> 2030.54] It's going to be a bad scene. +[2030.60 --> 2031.30] I guarantee it. +[2033.14 --> 2034.66] Or someone's just going to buy it, +[2034.72 --> 2036.28] like link it to the forum or something. +[2036.36 --> 2037.40] That seems to happen pretty often. +[2038.12 --> 2038.32] Yeah. +[2038.38 --> 2039.60] Sometimes we get white nights. +[2039.76 --> 2041.58] Sometimes we get less white nights. +[2041.82 --> 2042.06] Yes. +[2042.30 --> 2043.10] That is true. +[2043.50 --> 2044.48] Also, LTD store? +[2044.62 --> 2045.52] We did already talk about it. +[2045.58 --> 2045.78] Yeah. +[2045.88 --> 2047.24] Also, the LTD store. +[2047.34 --> 2048.52] Guys, you should check out... +[2048.52 --> 2049.76] Buy cool shirts like this one. +[2049.84 --> 2049.98] Yeah. +[2050.06 --> 2051.16] Check out our dank new merch. +[2051.58 --> 2053.78] We also have cable ties and all that kind of good stuff. +[2054.00 --> 2054.20] Yeah. +[2055.20 --> 2057.06] Oh, Jono says, +[2057.16 --> 2059.20] Yes, I am working on getting you more maple bacon. +[2059.52 --> 2059.98] Very nice. +[2059.98 --> 2060.66] Thank you. +[2060.78 --> 2061.46] Very nice. +[2061.46 --> 2065.26] Please get a big box this time. +[2066.56 --> 2067.04] Yeah. +[2067.42 --> 2072.80] You should remind users to move their floatplane subs from the forum to floatplane site. +[2073.24 --> 2073.58] Wow. +[2074.28 --> 2077.14] It's really interesting that you brought that up. +[2077.24 --> 2077.98] Thank you for... +[2077.98 --> 2078.90] I didn't bring that up. +[2079.28 --> 2080.82] Also, we're not screen sharing with you. +[2081.20 --> 2081.92] That's fine. +[2082.10 --> 2082.56] Oh, okay. +[2082.56 --> 2082.80] That's actually fine. +[2082.86 --> 2083.66] I'm just going to read it out. +[2083.90 --> 2084.08] Sure. +[2084.08 --> 2085.86] No, I know you didn't. +[2086.00 --> 2089.52] Someone in the floatplane chat was being very helpful and reminding me. +[2090.30 --> 2091.30] So, yeah. +[2091.40 --> 2094.78] We are not going to be doing floatplane subscriptions through the forum. +[2095.04 --> 2096.82] There has been some questions about this. +[2097.08 --> 2100.36] If you are a bronze, silver, or gold subscriber, you're fine. +[2101.24 --> 2103.02] You have your own little loophole. +[2103.10 --> 2104.06] You don't have to do anything. +[2104.24 --> 2105.10] Everything's okay. +[2105.10 --> 2107.10] Just relax. +[2107.92 --> 2108.36] You're good. +[2108.72 --> 2112.58] If you are subscribed, there are some steps that you need to go through. +[2113.34 --> 2118.24] Those steps will be in the description of the video on YouTube. +[2119.08 --> 2124.70] And you can also find them if you just go to the forum and go to the LMG official section +[2124.70 --> 2125.92] or whatever it's actually called. +[2126.00 --> 2126.54] I think it's LMG. +[2126.64 --> 2127.78] LTT official section. +[2128.46 --> 2132.54] And then there's a pinned post called Floatplane Subscriptions and Migrating to Floatplane.com. +[2132.70 --> 2134.42] There's a step-by-step process. +[2134.42 --> 2136.22] It goes through everything you need to do. +[2136.34 --> 2141.54] If you are a yearly subscriber, there is also a step where you need to give us an email. +[2141.68 --> 2146.22] But you need to do all the steps before that, which include canceling your subscription on the forum. +[2146.74 --> 2149.06] And there's instructions on how to do that. +[2149.48 --> 2151.92] Creating or signing into your floatplane.com account. +[2152.10 --> 2153.96] Subscribing to whatever creators you want to support. +[2154.56 --> 2159.56] And just watching cool stuff because you're just paid to do that. +[2159.90 --> 2162.66] If you are a yearly subscriber, you also need to send us an email +[2162.66 --> 2168.30] because then we'll grant you roughly whatever amount of remaining months you had left on your yearly. +[2168.72 --> 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depending on what time's on your end. +[2243.34 --> 2245.88] So yeah, check it out. +[2246.00 --> 2246.40] Do it up. +[2246.52 --> 2247.02] Send us an email. +[2247.30 --> 2250.18] We have been getting a lot more emails than we suspected. +[2250.18 --> 2252.84] So you might not get responded to absolutely immediately. +[2253.44 --> 2255.56] But Joe and I are on it pretty hardcore. +[2255.76 --> 2257.84] So you should get a response fairly quickly. +[2259.90 --> 2261.68] And yeah, there you go. +[2262.52 --> 2265.06] So the RTX 2060 is rumored to be coming. +[2265.86 --> 2268.14] This comes from videocards.com. +[2268.22 --> 2269.54] Look, we're doing an actual tech topic. +[2269.96 --> 2270.14] Hey! +[2271.62 --> 2273.58] Someone already bought samplejerky.com, by the way. +[2273.92 --> 2274.38] I see that. +[2275.06 --> 2279.84] This looks like it's going to be just about the most confusing card to ever exist. +[2280.46 --> 2280.86] Whoa! +[2281.46 --> 2284.88] And this is in a world where, what's it called? +[2284.94 --> 2286.84] That stupid one that AMD just did. +[2288.00 --> 2292.50] The RX 580 2048 SP or whatever. +[2292.64 --> 2295.00] The one that's basically a 2070 overclocked. +[2295.06 --> 2295.20] Yeah. +[2296.94 --> 2298.50] This is in a world where that exists. +[2298.50 --> 2311.18] So the RTX 2060, not to be confused with the rumored GTX 1160, both of which will occupy that mid-price tier, +[2311.18 --> 2316.60] is rumored to be available with 6, 4, or 3 gigs of memory. +[2317.80 --> 2322.46] And it can be either GDDR6, GDDR5 for either of them. +[2322.46 --> 2334.24] So Gigabyte, according to an entry in the Eurasian Economic Commission, is preparing 40 RTX 2060 graphics cards. +[2334.30 --> 2334.90] Because you've got to remember. +[2334.98 --> 2336.26] Oh my God. +[2336.26 --> 2337.36] I didn't even think about this. +[2337.36 --> 2338.88] Yeah, because you've got your Wind Force. +[2338.88 --> 2339.26] Oh no. +[2339.48 --> 2340.32] And your Euras. +[2340.96 --> 2342.30] And you've got your gaming. +[2342.78 --> 2344.80] And you've got your, like, whatever other series. +[2344.96 --> 2346.10] And this is just Gigabyte. +[2346.24 --> 2347.10] Remember EVGA. +[2347.52 --> 2349.92] They're the kings of taking every card they have. +[2350.02 --> 2350.40] For the win. +[2350.40 --> 2350.78] For the win plus. +[2350.78 --> 2353.06] Yeah, OC, SO, Super OC. +[2353.06 --> 2353.76] For the win OC edition. +[2353.94 --> 2354.80] Super OC plus. +[2355.18 --> 2355.46] For the win. +[2355.54 --> 2356.30] Kingpin edition. +[2356.70 --> 2358.42] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[2359.44 --> 2360.66] So this is ridiculous. +[2361.78 --> 2363.24] This, all this does. +[2363.34 --> 2370.20] Like, we have been railing against confusing naming schemes for a very long time over here. +[2370.34 --> 2371.52] Oh my God. +[2371.56 --> 2374.12] All this does is create consumer confusion. +[2374.22 --> 2375.68] Like, there's a few here that we need. +[2376.76 --> 2378.78] Mini ITX, sure. +[2378.78 --> 2384.22] Do we really need a GDDR6 and GDDR5 version of that? +[2385.18 --> 2389.08] Is it possible that Gigabyte is just covering all their bases here? +[2391.32 --> 2395.44] Because I know that what we would see sometimes is particular models. +[2395.44 --> 2403.24] Because there might be, there might be, like, oh, like PC part picker, whatever, always recommends, like, one of these types. +[2403.94 --> 2405.90] So they don't want to get left out of that type. +[2406.72 --> 2408.46] So they're just going to be every type. +[2409.44 --> 2411.02] Or the build a PC subreddit. +[2411.08 --> 2414.98] Or the building suggestion, building and planning line of psych tips forum. +[2415.28 --> 2417.82] All these guys are going to kind of, like, glom onto a type. +[2418.16 --> 2421.78] Oh, it's the best value if you get, like, this much RAM and this type of RAM. +[2421.92 --> 2422.84] So you should buy that kind. +[2422.90 --> 2426.42] They can create the SKUs now and then just focus on whatever's working later. +[2426.42 --> 2429.10] Yeah, so they might not end up making a ton of each one. +[2429.22 --> 2429.56] Yeah. +[2430.06 --> 2433.62] But I think they'll shift manufacturing to whatever one becomes a major thing. +[2433.82 --> 2434.70] This is insane, though. +[2435.00 --> 2438.72] Like, it's, the SKU mess around this is going to be nuts. +[2438.76 --> 2441.38] And if you're not super into computers, this is going to be a big problem. +[2441.38 --> 2451.62] The other issue here is that one of my problems with manufacturers calling different products pretty much the same thing. +[2451.62 --> 2454.14] Because they're all RTX 2060. +[2454.34 --> 2459.78] All they had to do was make the GDDR6 ones 2060 Ti or something. +[2461.18 --> 2463.02] Sample Jerky redirects to Savage Jerky now. +[2463.02 --> 2465.02] The guy that bought it is a cool dude. +[2465.46 --> 2465.96] That's funny. +[2466.02 --> 2468.16] And SampleJerky.com redirects to Savage Jerky. +[2468.28 --> 2468.58] You don't know. +[2468.64 --> 2469.20] That's hilarious. +[2469.46 --> 2470.00] Thank you very much. +[2470.00 --> 2473.38] So all they had to do was call that one a Ti or something. +[2474.30 --> 2474.48] Yeah. +[2474.56 --> 2478.26] And then they can go, okay, now it has either 3, 4, or 6 gigs of RAM. +[2478.80 --> 2481.02] Because Ti, people kind of get Ti now. +[2481.18 --> 2481.46] Yes. +[2482.14 --> 2482.94] Ti's not that bad. +[2483.30 --> 2483.80] Ti's okay. +[2484.34 --> 2485.34] It's been around for a while. +[2485.42 --> 2485.96] People are used to it. +[2486.04 --> 2486.44] Titanium. +[2486.58 --> 2486.74] Yeah. +[2486.80 --> 2487.28] It's pretty cool. +[2487.36 --> 2487.66] It's hard. +[2487.92 --> 2488.06] Yeah. +[2489.50 --> 2490.20] Titanium, it's hard. +[2490.32 --> 2490.50] Yeah. +[2491.84 --> 2492.04] Yeah. +[2492.04 --> 2492.48] Yeah. +[2492.48 --> 2500.40] But this, all this does is make it so that the only way to differentiate one card from +[2500.40 --> 2502.30] another is through the manufacturer part number. +[2502.42 --> 2505.86] Something that very rarely even ends up in a product description on a website. +[2506.46 --> 2512.46] So if you're looking for reviews of the RTX 2060, you might find a review. +[2512.50 --> 2513.80] And we've seen this strategy. +[2514.20 --> 2521.74] You might find a review of the RTX 2060 GDDR6 overclocked thing, because that's what the manufacturer +[2521.74 --> 2523.02] is sampled to all the press. +[2523.32 --> 2528.30] And then you might see that and go, well, that can't be that different from the 3 gig +[2528.30 --> 2530.76] GDDR5 non-overclocked one. +[2531.00 --> 2534.92] But the thing is that we might be looking at, even if that performance delta is only like +[2534.92 --> 2537.86] 10%, 12%, 15%. +[2537.86 --> 2539.12] Let's say it's somewhere in that range. +[2539.12 --> 2545.62] You look at how compressed the stacks of technology products have become, and those are completely +[2545.62 --> 2546.78] different products now. +[2547.34 --> 2551.22] 10% difference in performance is not the same product anymore. +[2551.22 --> 2555.30] And it's very frustrating to me that we get the same name assigned to both of them. +[2555.60 --> 2557.34] Now, to be clear, I don't blame Gigabyte for this. +[2557.76 --> 2559.38] I blame NVIDIA for this. +[2559.44 --> 2559.54] Yeah. +[2560.40 --> 2560.80] 100%. +[2560.80 --> 2561.16] Because... +[2561.16 --> 2565.08] Gigabyte's just trying to cover themselves and be like, whichever one of these goes gangbusters, +[2565.22 --> 2566.96] we need to be ready for it. +[2567.02 --> 2569.20] If I was the product manager at Gigabyte, I'd do the same thing. +[2569.32 --> 2569.48] Yeah. +[2569.52 --> 2570.82] I'd be ready to go with all of it. +[2570.82 --> 2573.18] I would be really frustrated about it, but I would do the same thing. +[2576.08 --> 2576.56] I don't know. +[2576.60 --> 2578.52] This is just yet another example of NVIDIA's arrogance. +[2578.52 --> 2579.70] Like, they just don't give a crap. +[2580.10 --> 2584.16] Like, the amount of extra headache and cost that this adds for their partners to have +[2584.16 --> 2588.88] to support all of these SKUs, it just doesn't make any sense. +[2589.92 --> 2595.66] Because the thing about it is that you'll get this price sheet, and the manufacturer already +[2595.66 --> 2596.22] knows. +[2596.72 --> 2598.70] They already know which ones are the focus models. +[2599.14 --> 2599.26] Yeah. +[2599.34 --> 2600.38] They just get rid of the other stuff. +[2600.42 --> 2601.24] Why are we doing this? +[2601.40 --> 2601.62] Yeah. +[2602.34 --> 2602.82] I don't know. +[2602.82 --> 2604.66] I gave Asus a hard time about this a few years ago. +[2605.52 --> 2607.78] So, this was pre-RGB. +[2608.22 --> 2611.18] This was back in, like, back when they were doing that weird gold thing. +[2612.38 --> 2614.72] With, like, that kind of tacky, yellowy gold. +[2614.94 --> 2618.24] Which is funny, because that got, like, really hot shortly after, anyway. +[2618.24 --> 2624.42] And I was telling them, look, you guys sell, like, three boards, okay? +[2624.80 --> 2625.90] In the mainstream lineup. +[2626.40 --> 2627.42] Leaving out ROG. +[2627.68 --> 2630.70] You've got your dash A, or, like, your blank one. +[2631.08 --> 2638.02] So, your P whatever, chipset name, D, A, or just with nothing. +[2638.14 --> 2638.32] Yeah. +[2638.44 --> 2639.16] You got that one. +[2639.58 --> 2641.44] Then you've got your whatever pro. +[2641.70 --> 2644.62] Which is usually that one with, like, a couple features. +[2644.92 --> 2647.40] Like, raid support or something like that. +[2647.40 --> 2650.94] Then you've got your deluxe, which is your Cadillac board. +[2651.70 --> 2652.58] Everything else. +[2652.68 --> 2656.26] And there's, obviously, you need a micro ATX one or whatever. +[2656.58 --> 2660.14] But all the other ATX boards, and there would be, like, nine in the lineup, +[2660.64 --> 2666.02] would sell drips and drabs, and those three are moving the vast majority of the volume. +[2666.02 --> 2669.40] And I was like, look, wouldn't it be a better idea at this point? +[2669.46 --> 2673.18] Because this was at a time when NZXT was starting to take off as a case manufacturer. +[2673.48 --> 2675.78] And they were, like, offering, like, all these colors of their cases. +[2675.78 --> 2681.16] Wouldn't you be better off just taking, like, the two boards that sell the vast majority of your volume, +[2681.26 --> 2684.86] the pro and the regular, and just doing, like, four different colors of them at this point? +[2685.44 --> 2688.94] I mean, people are buying motherboards more based on fashion decisions already. +[2689.02 --> 2690.96] And this was back, like, five, six, seven years ago. +[2691.32 --> 2691.48] Yeah. +[2691.48 --> 2695.76] People are buying motherboards more based on fashion decisions than based on performance and features anyway, +[2695.76 --> 2698.16] because there's no differentiating left anymore. +[2698.52 --> 2700.52] So why not just give the people what they want? +[2700.58 --> 2701.60] Give them a bunch of color options. +[2701.60 --> 2704.46] Because back then, if you wanted blue and black, you bought MSI. +[2704.88 --> 2707.08] If you wanted green and black, you bought Gigabyte. +[2708.00 --> 2711.64] DFI was dead already, so there was no orange and black or yellow and black. +[2711.98 --> 2716.12] And then ASUS was generally, like, kind of that weird—well, this was the gold era, +[2716.20 --> 2719.90] but before that it was, like, that weird powder blue, and then they had white, and then they also had black. +[2721.00 --> 2725.38] I mean, everyone kind of, like, moved past that, because they're like, yeah, we'll just RGB illuminate everything, +[2725.46 --> 2726.44] and then it's not really a problem. +[2726.44 --> 2727.44] But, uh— +[2727.44 --> 2730.82] Yeah, I kind of agree with a lot of that. +[2731.60 --> 2732.50] I'll do it at the right end. +[2736.50 --> 2742.70] And, like, one of the problems with this, too, is, like, I kind of understood for a while when they had skew differentials +[2742.70 --> 2747.10] between RGB and non-RGB, because you could legitimately save some money having non-RGB options. +[2747.40 --> 2748.40] And there's quite a few people. +[2748.70 --> 2751.54] I don't think it's—I actually can't even tell. +[2751.54 --> 2755.28] I don't necessarily think it's the majority right now, but I think there's a fair amount of people that don't really care. +[2755.58 --> 2755.76] Yeah. +[2756.06 --> 2757.42] And would rather not pay for it. +[2758.08 --> 2760.18] There's—that subset, I know it exists. +[2760.34 --> 2761.42] I don't think it's the majority. +[2761.42 --> 2761.58] Hard to quantify. +[2762.06 --> 2762.72] Yeah, yeah. +[2763.54 --> 2765.80] But, like, I understand those skews as well. +[2765.88 --> 2769.76] So, like, do you have those differentiators for these? +[2769.88 --> 2771.04] You already have, like, 40. +[2771.70 --> 2774.32] That's going to be a really hard thing to push now. +[2774.32 --> 2782.28] It's going to be really hard, and especially because unless you have, like, a reasonably deep understanding of PCB design, +[2782.48 --> 2791.46] you're not going to be able to tell the difference between Strix and ROG and gaming and whatever else. +[2792.60 --> 2799.72] So it's all just kind of sold on these sort of weird features, like ultra-durable, whatever that means. +[2800.28 --> 2801.10] Yeah, yeah. +[2801.10 --> 2801.38] Yeah. +[2802.44 --> 2811.88] Like, I honestly think NVIDIA is attacking their own base here because this is going to make buying an NVIDIA product really, really confusing. +[2812.60 --> 2814.70] Buying an AMD product, not that confusing. +[2814.98 --> 2819.12] And buying a console, the most understandable thing there is. +[2819.38 --> 2821.86] I'm not even, like—I know, I know, I'm sorry. +[2822.00 --> 2827.66] But, like, actually, a big part of the reason why people don't like buying computers is, like, I just want to play a freaking game. +[2828.32 --> 2830.66] Cross-platform play is much more popular these days. +[2831.10 --> 2833.22] Xbox is literally just a computer now. +[2833.40 --> 2834.78] You can use a keyboard and mouse on it. +[2838.28 --> 2842.78] If you're like, wow, I really don't have a ton of time to, like, research this stuff and build my own thing, +[2843.04 --> 2850.20] and now buying a graphics card from one brand, there's 40 different options for one type of GPU. +[2850.52 --> 2851.44] Like, what the heck? +[2852.00 --> 2853.60] Just get me whatever that'll work. +[2853.72 --> 2854.10] I don't know. +[2854.10 --> 2855.84] It's interesting. +[2856.52 --> 2861.22] I often allow myself to forget how overwhelming learning something all new can be. +[2861.60 --> 2861.64] Yeah. +[2861.64 --> 2866.26] So, I've recently been learning about DIY lithium batteries. +[2867.16 --> 2867.54] Why? +[2868.34 --> 2871.44] I wanted to soup up my kids' power wheels, but also I was just interested. +[2872.98 --> 2875.36] And so, I've learned a whole bunch of stuff. +[2875.90 --> 2877.16] It's better to spot weld. +[2877.74 --> 2879.48] It's—you lay them out like this. +[2879.86 --> 2884.04] You need to make sure that your bus bars run in such a configuration. +[2884.46 --> 2884.68] Have you been welding? +[2885.46 --> 2885.92] No. +[2886.52 --> 2886.82] Okay. +[2886.82 --> 2887.56] I will. +[2887.98 --> 2888.26] Oh. +[2888.48 --> 2894.22] I actually just got my roll of zinc, which I have to verify is actual zinc, +[2894.58 --> 2901.78] because a lot of the places on, like, AliExpress or whatever will sell you rolls of zinc that are actually just zinc-coated steel. +[2902.14 --> 2906.74] So, what you have to do is you have to rub it, put it in some salt water, make sure it doesn't rust, make sure it's actual zinc. +[2906.78 --> 2907.60] So, I've got that. +[2908.42 --> 2912.68] Anyway, so, the one that I showed, I think I sent it to you. +[2913.04 --> 2914.48] Did I send you my weird DIY battery? +[2914.66 --> 2914.80] Mm-hmm. +[2914.80 --> 2915.32] Yeah, okay. +[2915.32 --> 2917.64] So, that I made just soldering. +[2918.12 --> 2922.12] And soldering 18650 cells is not ideal, because heating them up is bad. +[2922.40 --> 2933.16] There's, like, this very thin membrane at the end of the cell that, if you damage—and it can be easily damaged by heat—can basically cause it to fail, which can be really bad, because it's a lithium battery. +[2933.74 --> 2933.84] Yeah. +[2934.64 --> 2938.14] So, the problem with my battery—well, there's a couple problems with my battery, anyway. +[2938.14 --> 2948.48] I just wanted to see if it would work as a pack for my RC car, because I wanted to go from 2S to 3S, which basically just spins the motor 50% faster. +[2949.56 --> 2950.54] It can wear out your gearbox. +[2950.86 --> 2952.46] It can wear out your motor, but I don't really care. +[2952.60 --> 2958.22] The motor's already kind of rat-bagged anyway, because I was driving around in the dirt, and I got some, like, sand stuck in it. +[2958.22 --> 2959.88] So, like, it sucks, and I'm going to have to replace it anyway. +[2959.96 --> 2960.26] Okay. +[2960.54 --> 2962.54] And the gearbox, I'm not too worried about 3S. +[2962.56 --> 2964.46] As long as you don't hit the throttle too hard, it's not a problem. +[2964.96 --> 2968.90] So, anyway, I just wanted to—just proof of concept, know if it worked. +[2968.90 --> 2980.08] So, I grabbed a power cord that I could just sacrifice that I didn't need, stripped it, grabbed the copper—and it's stranded copper wiring, which I didn't see coming, but I was pretty annoyed when I figured that out. +[2980.12 --> 2981.94] I wanted solid core, but whatever. +[2982.04 --> 2982.44] It doesn't matter. +[2982.48 --> 2982.76] It worked. +[2983.22 --> 2986.72] So, I grabbed this stranded copper wiring, and I made myself a battery pack out of it. +[2987.48 --> 2988.12] That's pretty awesome. +[2988.12 --> 2988.78] And I couldn't use my— +[2988.78 --> 2989.70] I didn't realize it was stranded. +[2990.20 --> 2993.30] I couldn't use my—ah, I forgot. +[2993.46 --> 2996.68] Vruzend, like, my Vruzend kit, because it would be too bulky to fit in the car. +[2996.68 --> 2999.02] So, I was like, okay, I'm just going to do this, like, proof of concept. +[3000.24 --> 3005.72] And so, the reason—okay, so the other problem is my joints are really cold. +[3005.80 --> 3007.92] They're cold solder joints, which means they're, like, kind of lumpy. +[3007.98 --> 3009.52] Like, it didn't completely melt properly. +[3009.64 --> 3010.34] They're not as strong. +[3010.64 --> 3013.16] But the reason I did that was I didn't want to heat them up too much. +[3013.24 --> 3014.60] And this was just, like, proof of concept. +[3014.72 --> 3022.18] These are cells that I harvested from a failed battery pack from the Tesla Model S radio flyer, Rhydon. +[3023.00 --> 3025.86] So, I left it out in the cold or something because I forgot it in the garage. +[3025.86 --> 3028.58] And a couple of the cells failed. +[3028.86 --> 3031.50] So, I ripped it apart and then just checked the voltages of all of them. +[3031.56 --> 3035.24] Like, a couple of them died, but the rest of them were all still well within normal margins. +[3035.38 --> 3036.66] They were at, like, 3.92. +[3036.94 --> 3037.98] So, they were very usable. +[3038.26 --> 3039.46] So, I made a pack out of these. +[3039.54 --> 3041.06] They're kind of disposable, sort of. +[3041.62 --> 3043.46] And I was sort of tinkering with them. +[3043.64 --> 3047.06] Anyway, so the end game is to spot weld. +[3047.54 --> 3051.00] So, you use zinc strips, and then you spot weld. +[3051.00 --> 3054.54] But it's so funny because going into this. +[3054.58 --> 3055.62] So, I've learned a lot already. +[3056.42 --> 3062.36] But then now, you're not getting into, like, batteries so much. +[3062.56 --> 3065.50] You're getting into, like, spot welders land now. +[3065.94 --> 3066.06] Yeah. +[3066.06 --> 3068.84] So, there's a whole new, like, thing I've got to do. +[3069.20 --> 3069.96] So, okay. +[3069.96 --> 3070.12] Careful with fumes. +[3070.64 --> 3072.04] You can, okay. +[3072.18 --> 3072.66] Like, seriously. +[3072.88 --> 3073.06] That, too. +[3073.52 --> 3074.64] But even just making it. +[3074.78 --> 3077.14] Even getting to the point of spot welding something. +[3077.30 --> 3080.94] You can buy spot welders, but they're all kind of designed, as far as I can tell. +[3081.00 --> 3084.20] Like, the countertop ones are designed kind of with a specific purpose. +[3084.20 --> 3086.26] Like, they have a thing, and you, like, hold something up to it. +[3086.52 --> 3094.94] Whereas, all the guys that are DIYing them out of, like, car batteries and capacitors are on an arm that you can make your battery out of. +[3095.16 --> 3098.18] So, I'm kind of sitting here going, why doesn't that exist as a prepackaged thing? +[3098.18 --> 3100.60] Maybe it does, but it's probably on eBay somewhere. +[3100.90 --> 3102.22] And are they reputable? +[3102.38 --> 3103.26] I have no idea. +[3103.66 --> 3106.52] Everyone recommends building your own, but no one actually has. +[3106.58 --> 3108.20] Look, it's all itemized. +[3108.48 --> 3109.72] Here's exactly the thing. +[3109.78 --> 3116.06] Out of the, let's say, 40 bloody part numbers, here's the exact thing that actually works exactly right for you. +[3116.10 --> 3120.94] So, I'm, like, I'm on this whole new journey of discovery now just to figure out how to spot weld the damn battery together. +[3121.08 --> 3123.88] And I don't even know if it's going to work well. +[3123.88 --> 3127.90] So, this comes back to helping me figure out what's wrong with my battery. +[3128.18 --> 3134.00] So, I actually have a draft post because I still needed to check a couple things over on Arma forum. +[3135.48 --> 3135.92] Whoops. +[3136.38 --> 3136.84] There we go. +[3138.20 --> 3140.38] So, configured as 3S3P. +[3140.60 --> 3143.06] Charge voltage reads correctly about 12.6 volts. +[3143.06 --> 3149.54] But, the car auto powers off after just a few minutes with the battery at, and I needed to double check this. +[3149.70 --> 3151.36] That's why I haven't actually posted this yet. +[3151.70 --> 3157.94] But, it's somewhere in the neighborhood of, like, 11.8 volts, which is not low enough. +[3158.34 --> 3160.32] It should hold for much longer. +[3160.32 --> 3164.90] And so, I know enough, just enough. +[3165.02 --> 3166.30] Like, it's just enough to be dangerous. +[3166.64 --> 3171.82] So, I know that, you know, when a load increases, you can get a drop in voltage. +[3171.82 --> 3188.80] But, I have a hard time imagining that the pack dropped in voltage so much that it would trigger the low voltage protection in the car that keeps your lithium batteries from over-draining themselves and becoming damaged. +[3188.80 --> 3192.28] Especially because I'm running a 3S pack instead of a 2S pack. +[3192.46 --> 3194.70] So, I have 50% higher voltage in the first place. +[3194.88 --> 3199.50] It's not like the balance leads actually connect to the car, so it has no way of knowing how many cells I'm running. +[3199.82 --> 3205.54] Unless it just assumes, based on your initial voltage, that you want to go down to some value X minus Y. +[3206.56 --> 3206.88] Okay. +[3207.28 --> 3209.52] So, I thought, maybe this is, like, a V-droop issue. +[3209.88 --> 3216.90] But then, why is it that out of the gate, I can hit it and it's fine? +[3217.76 --> 3218.28] Oh, no, no, no. +[3218.28 --> 3219.52] Sorry, that wasn't the issue there. +[3219.58 --> 3220.42] Could be a V-droop issue. +[3220.54 --> 3220.70] Right. +[3220.80 --> 3225.46] The other issue was I thought maybe the individual cells, I'm tripping their overcurrent protection. +[3225.82 --> 3229.04] But then, out of the gate, why does it work fine and then why does it cut off later? +[3229.04 --> 3231.80] There might be overcurrent protection, like, lag almost. +[3232.58 --> 3233.36] I doubt it. +[3233.50 --> 3234.20] I doubt it, too. +[3234.28 --> 3239.20] Because that would generally be heat activated and the way that that works is that it won't work again until you cool off. +[3239.52 --> 3241.32] And all I have to do is unplug and replug and it goes. +[3241.70 --> 3242.02] Okay. +[3242.36 --> 3242.58] Yeah. +[3244.04 --> 3245.94] And these ones should be fine for Hydra anyway. +[3245.94 --> 3247.28] I pulled them out of a ride-on car. +[3247.28 --> 3250.20] Like, it theoretically should be fine. +[3250.28 --> 3251.16] It's just a little RC thing. +[3251.22 --> 3251.38] Anyway. +[3251.62 --> 3258.30] One thing the chat brought up and I would bring up as well is look into, maybe there's, like, a spray foam solution or something. +[3258.96 --> 3260.96] But, like, fire protection from the batteries. +[3261.74 --> 3264.36] Oh, I charge in an insulated metal box. +[3264.36 --> 3264.58] No, they're running. +[3265.12 --> 3265.80] Oh, I don't care. +[3265.80 --> 3268.80] If that car blows up, I give exactly zero Fs. +[3269.02 --> 3269.32] All right. +[3270.98 --> 3271.42] Oh, cool. +[3272.86 --> 3273.34] Any blueberry? +[3273.90 --> 3274.76] I don't think so. +[3274.94 --> 3275.72] Oh, that sucks. +[3275.82 --> 3278.08] I'm bringing them over because almost everyone else is gone. +[3278.16 --> 3278.40] I'm good. +[3278.40 --> 3280.12] Karen didn't take them for, like, once. +[3280.46 --> 3280.92] Oh, wow. +[3281.04 --> 3281.56] There's one blueberry. +[3281.80 --> 3282.22] Okay, I'm good. +[3282.60 --> 3283.04] Thank you. +[3283.42 --> 3284.00] What, you guys? +[3284.00 --> 3287.76] Oh, so now it's just my problem to get rid of it. +[3289.02 --> 3294.70] I traded, I traded, like, three minutes of my time for one Timbet. +[3295.06 --> 3296.24] Try not to be wasteful. +[3298.50 --> 3298.90] Anyway. +[3303.02 --> 3303.50] What's up? +[3303.52 --> 3305.66] This guy says lithium cells can only provide a few amps. +[3305.74 --> 3306.26] No, that's not true. +[3306.88 --> 3309.02] There's lithium cells that can provide quite a few amps. +[3309.48 --> 3311.46] Yes, I know lithium polymers are lighter. +[3312.96 --> 3313.90] They're also more dangerous. +[3314.36 --> 3315.66] I don't really want to work with them. +[3317.44 --> 3318.80] I wouldn't want to work with them either. +[3318.90 --> 3319.48] They're sweet. +[3319.80 --> 3321.56] LiPo is awesome. +[3321.88 --> 3322.04] Yeah. +[3326.12 --> 3328.44] Are we going through super chats? +[3329.34 --> 3329.66] No. +[3330.50 --> 3331.22] I mean, maybe? +[3331.36 --> 3331.72] I don't know. +[3332.14 --> 3332.32] I don't know. +[3332.32 --> 3332.68] Are we done? +[3332.86 --> 3333.68] I kind of think so. +[3333.70 --> 3334.32] Holy crap, we're done. +[3334.62 --> 3334.74] Yeah. +[3335.56 --> 3337.66] Should we talk about the smart uniforms, like, really fast? +[3337.68 --> 3338.34] I'm down, yeah. +[3338.34 --> 3339.16] RC Mail. +[3339.70 --> 3342.18] This is originally from abc.net.au. +[3342.84 --> 3343.50] This is amazing. +[3343.96 --> 3348.42] Eleven schools in the province of, I have no idea how to pronounce that, Guizou? +[3348.72 --> 3349.12] Guizou? +[3349.34 --> 3349.56] Sure. +[3349.86 --> 3350.08] Sure. +[3350.36 --> 3354.16] Have introduced smart uniforms embedded with computer chips to monitor students' movement +[3354.16 --> 3356.12] to prevent them from skipping classes. +[3356.88 --> 3359.58] Skipping classes or leaving the classroom without permission triggers an alarm. +[3359.84 --> 3362.94] GPS tracks students' movements even beyond the school's grounds. +[3363.50 --> 3366.28] Alarms will sound if a student falls asleep in class. +[3366.28 --> 3373.24] Parents can monitor purchases their child makes at the school and set spending limits via a mobile app. +[3373.24 --> 3380.26] As students enter the school, the time and date is recorded along with a short video that parents can access via a mobile app. +[3380.62 --> 3384.92] And facial recognition ensures that each uniform is worn by its rightful owner. +[3385.30 --> 3386.16] How the what? +[3386.58 --> 3387.50] Facial recognition? +[3387.74 --> 3387.90] Yeah. +[3387.90 --> 3392.06] So if you walked past a sensor that reads this and checks the face. +[3392.18 --> 3392.40] Gotcha. +[3392.94 --> 3399.00] The two chips inserted into each uniform's shoulders can withstand up to 500 washes. +[3400.12 --> 3403.16] That's actually not an amazing amount of washes. +[3403.32 --> 3404.08] That's a lot of washes. +[3404.64 --> 3407.68] It would last for, because you're expected to buy a new uniform every year if it's a private school. +[3407.80 --> 3408.22] Oh, okay. +[3408.34 --> 3408.48] Yeah. +[3408.64 --> 3409.22] It doesn't really matter. +[3409.22 --> 3411.38] So this is scary. +[3412.68 --> 3413.16] Yeah. +[3414.20 --> 3414.68] Yeah. +[3416.12 --> 3416.60] Wow. +[3417.12 --> 3417.40] Okay. +[3417.54 --> 3418.46] You have kids. +[3418.72 --> 3419.22] So I'm... +[3420.10 --> 3422.96] I don't want to discount myself here, but I'm more interested in your feedback. +[3423.06 --> 3423.32] Okay. +[3423.52 --> 3428.82] So as a parent, when they're still minors, I'm comfortable with myself having this information. +[3428.88 --> 3429.14] Yeah. +[3429.60 --> 3431.16] Their school should absolutely not. +[3432.24 --> 3432.56] Yeah. +[3433.14 --> 3433.32] Yeah. +[3433.32 --> 3435.26] Because you can't control who at their school can see this. +[3435.26 --> 3435.46] That's right. +[3435.54 --> 3436.56] That's the thing that worries me. +[3436.56 --> 3441.96] I'm not a parent, but my thing is I have no clue who has access to this and, oh boy. +[3441.96 --> 3442.58] Who they're sharing it with. +[3442.68 --> 3443.42] Who they're sharing it with. +[3443.42 --> 3445.06] Because it's not anonymous, obviously. +[3445.38 --> 3445.60] Yeah. +[3446.16 --> 3447.60] And I don't... +[3447.60 --> 3449.42] I mean, that's a huge security thing to trust. +[3450.42 --> 3453.96] Constant tracking on your kids is a very crazy security thing to trust. +[3454.10 --> 3458.10] Wasn't it the New York Times just did something where they can track you through your Facebook +[3458.10 --> 3458.82] or something? +[3459.46 --> 3459.90] Yeah. +[3460.08 --> 3460.24] Yeah. +[3460.34 --> 3460.92] Just like anyone? +[3461.08 --> 3461.22] Yeah. +[3461.26 --> 3461.64] Just anyone. +[3461.64 --> 3461.92] Like... +[3461.92 --> 3464.64] So the thing is that... +[3464.64 --> 3465.52] Hooray. +[3465.52 --> 3468.50] Is this really any different from what already exists? +[3468.64 --> 3469.22] Or Google account. +[3469.66 --> 3470.48] I don't know. +[3472.80 --> 3474.42] I don't have to like it. +[3474.52 --> 3477.46] I think the active facial recognition thing is different. +[3477.92 --> 3478.12] Yeah. +[3478.16 --> 3478.72] That's different. +[3478.96 --> 3479.98] Detecting if you're asleep. +[3480.12 --> 3480.78] That's different. +[3480.92 --> 3484.36] So there's obviously some kind of like biometric monitoring going on here. +[3484.50 --> 3484.52] Yeah. +[3484.52 --> 3484.62] Yeah. +[3484.62 --> 3484.80] Yeah. +[3484.80 --> 3484.92] Yeah. +[3484.92 --> 3485.02] Yeah. +[3485.02 --> 3486.94] Like there's some pretty next level stuff here. +[3488.98 --> 3490.44] And controlling spending. +[3490.44 --> 3493.76] I know that's like in the parents' hands. +[3493.86 --> 3494.38] That's great. +[3494.46 --> 3496.56] But that's probably also controllable somewhere else. +[3497.22 --> 3500.90] So someone could just like turn off their ability to buy food and water. +[3502.12 --> 3503.54] Oh, we've got another good one. +[3504.24 --> 3508.30] This was originally posted by Chaliana Sassel on the forum. +[3508.58 --> 3510.48] And it's from futurism.com. +[3510.54 --> 3510.90] Excuse me. +[3510.90 --> 3518.64] A Walmart patent filed earlier this year describes a system capable of using audio data captured by sound sensors to determine a variety of performance metrics for employees. +[3519.48 --> 3522.46] Basically, they patented listening to every sound in their stores. +[3523.28 --> 3525.46] So it can listen for noises made by shoppers. +[3525.62 --> 3530.82] It can determine how long a lineup is based on the distance between noises made by guests. +[3531.56 --> 3537.54] It can figure out the number of products purchased by register beeps, the number of bags used by crinkling sounds heard. +[3537.54 --> 3541.64] Also listens to interactions between employees and customers. +[3542.44 --> 3543.34] And customers and customers. +[3543.48 --> 3544.46] That's definitely going to happen. +[3544.56 --> 3547.12] So you can figure out whether your greeter is actually greeting the guests. +[3547.90 --> 3555.68] Walmart says, this patent is a concept that would help us gather metrics and improve the checkout process by listening to the sounds produced by the bags, carts, and cash registers. +[3555.94 --> 3557.66] And not intended for any other use. +[3558.32 --> 3563.22] But the patent also includes a notification that the system could be altered in any number of ways. +[3563.40 --> 3566.08] Including to listen in on shopping activity throughout the store. +[3567.54 --> 3569.16] Wow. +[3569.82 --> 3572.02] Oh yeah, and Jack Black has a gaming channel on YouTube. +[3572.14 --> 3573.28] How did this make it into the news? +[3573.48 --> 3573.98] I don't know. +[3574.06 --> 3575.56] Alright, so thanks for watching, guys. +[3576.18 --> 3577.46] We'll see you again next week. +[3577.54 --> 3578.92] Same bad time, same bad channel. +[3579.10 --> 3580.30] That Walmart thing is horrible. +[3580.52 --> 3580.84] What's that? +[3580.90 --> 3581.24] Super Chats. +[3581.54 --> 3582.04] Super Chats? +[3582.16 --> 3582.98] Oh, right, Super Chats. +[3583.46 --> 3585.70] Somebody apparently already got their shirts in Australia. +[3586.18 --> 3587.40] Someone got their shirt in Australia? +[3588.02 --> 3590.08] Wow, for all $60 they paid to ship it? +[3590.18 --> 3590.40] I know, right? +[3590.40 --> 3592.62] I was going to say, they basically bought like four or five shirts. +[3592.64 --> 3594.52] So yeah, they paid for like four shirts. +[3594.84 --> 3595.64] Oh my goodness. +[3595.64 --> 3596.54] Wow, dang. +[3596.76 --> 3598.06] Okay, you guys are too dedicated. +[3598.42 --> 3598.68] Clearly. +[3600.42 --> 3603.22] Pup says, I build editing workstation. +[3603.94 --> 3607.26] Choose the i9-7900X because of higher PCIe lanes. +[3607.80 --> 3609.94] What's with the new stuff having 16 lanes on i9? +[3610.04 --> 3610.60] Any drawbacks? +[3610.76 --> 3613.26] It's just the mainstream platform versus the high-end platform. +[3613.66 --> 3615.22] That's how they differentiate it these days. +[3615.30 --> 3618.08] Number of PCI Express lanes and number of memory channels. +[3618.62 --> 3621.20] Frankly, they don't really affect performance much. +[3621.20 --> 3628.10] You probably got worse performance for your dollar, but it's sort of too late, unfortunately. +[3629.20 --> 3631.26] I don't even like these other ones. +[3631.32 --> 3631.96] There's no blueberries. +[3632.18 --> 3634.28] Someone else in chat can confirm got the shirts. +[3635.88 --> 3637.96] I'm assuming that's the Australian guy, but I don't actually know. +[3637.96 --> 3639.26] You know who's shipping the shirts, right? +[3639.86 --> 3640.04] Yeah. +[3640.04 --> 3640.60] I think I told you. +[3640.64 --> 3641.06] Yeah, it's Patrick. +[3641.22 --> 3641.74] Good old Patrick. +[3642.02 --> 3642.44] Love Patrick. +[3642.64 --> 3643.88] Everything just keeps coming back. +[3643.88 --> 3645.74] Oh, Andrew. +[3645.88 --> 3647.14] Is it Andrew Bishop that you're saying? +[3647.22 --> 3647.84] Yeah, okay, cool. +[3648.02 --> 3648.84] That's the two shirts. +[3650.18 --> 3652.34] Please add Wancho as a podcast to Spotify. +[3652.70 --> 3656.08] I mean, nobody listened to it for years. +[3656.40 --> 3657.18] For years. +[3657.40 --> 3660.42] I got a support request to the float point email. +[3660.54 --> 3660.80] Please. +[3661.68 --> 3662.58] It's a different company. +[3663.82 --> 3664.68] But I got a support. +[3664.68 --> 3670.78] Like, the guy who mainly monitors it literally has no affiliation with Linus Agdibs. +[3671.06 --> 3673.46] I love you, Joe, but he doesn't work for Linus Agdibs. +[3673.46 --> 3674.18] I've never met him. +[3674.90 --> 3675.68] Yes, you have. +[3675.98 --> 3677.70] You have, but you didn't realize it. +[3677.74 --> 3678.86] Oh, personally, I have. +[3678.96 --> 3681.84] But I've never, since he started at Floatplane Media Inc. +[3681.84 --> 3683.26] You've never sat down and like. +[3683.30 --> 3684.58] I have never talked to him. +[3685.04 --> 3685.24] Yeah. +[3685.60 --> 3685.78] So. +[3686.36 --> 3686.60] Yeah. +[3687.00 --> 3687.90] So, like. +[3688.54 --> 3690.22] They are actually separate. +[3690.22 --> 3691.08] They're actually different companies. +[3691.08 --> 3698.02] Anyways, we got a support request asking, someone was asking if they could listen to the Wancho. +[3698.56 --> 3700.06] And I was like, yeah. +[3700.66 --> 3701.76] So, people still don't know. +[3702.46 --> 3702.70] Okay. +[3702.72 --> 3704.78] Like, we've been doing this for years, but people have no idea. +[3704.80 --> 3705.10] I don't know. +[3705.16 --> 3706.48] It's just no one seems to care. +[3706.66 --> 3708.60] Do you know what the, do we know what the viewership is on SoundCloud? +[3708.80 --> 3709.70] Like four people. +[3709.78 --> 3710.00] Yeah. +[3710.10 --> 3712.82] No, it's like, it's like a few hundred people per episode. +[3713.40 --> 3714.58] I love how that's like four for us. +[3715.06 --> 3715.38] Yeah. +[3715.76 --> 3716.04] Well. +[3716.22 --> 3716.88] Yeah, people don't know. +[3716.88 --> 3719.34] I think part of it is no one uses Spotify anymore. +[3719.72 --> 3720.06] Right. +[3720.06 --> 3721.16] That's why they're kind of dying. +[3721.30 --> 3721.86] Unless you're like. +[3723.06 --> 3723.30] Or wait. +[3723.40 --> 3723.54] No. +[3723.70 --> 3724.06] Sorry. +[3724.14 --> 3724.88] Everyone uses Spotify. +[3725.10 --> 3726.12] No one uses SoundCloud anymore. +[3726.26 --> 3727.04] Unless you're a rapper. +[3727.14 --> 3727.72] Unless you're a rapper. +[3727.82 --> 3731.02] Speaking of 400 people being nothing these days. +[3731.28 --> 3736.98] We did a stream earlier today that on top of the viewers on Twitch and Floatplane, of +[3736.98 --> 3737.70] which there were some. +[3737.78 --> 3738.88] Thank you for fixing that, by the way. +[3739.08 --> 3739.48] Hooray. +[3739.72 --> 3740.24] That was Yuki. +[3740.34 --> 3740.64] Thank you, Yuki. +[3740.64 --> 3743.12] Peaked at 63,000 viewers on YouTube. +[3744.22 --> 3744.90] Live viewers. +[3744.98 --> 3745.56] Live viewers. +[3746.34 --> 3747.88] Absolutely destroyed. +[3747.88 --> 3749.44] I've been saying it for a while. +[3749.44 --> 3750.50] Every other record. +[3750.62 --> 3752.82] YouTube is the future of streaming stuff. +[3753.00 --> 3753.28] Oh, yeah. +[3753.62 --> 3754.64] Maybe not gaming. +[3754.84 --> 3755.94] I don't know if they're going to figure that out. +[3755.98 --> 3758.72] But this was me unboxing a gaming computer. +[3759.12 --> 3759.32] Yeah. +[3759.56 --> 3759.86] Like. +[3760.16 --> 3761.74] To be fair, you clickbaited the crap out of it. +[3762.40 --> 3764.14] I did not clickbait it. +[3764.26 --> 3767.10] That was exactly as advertised, sir. +[3768.36 --> 3768.80] Okay. +[3768.86 --> 3771.04] I called it unboxing the god of gaming PCs. +[3772.14 --> 3772.46] Yeah. +[3772.58 --> 3772.84] Okay. +[3772.86 --> 3773.76] That's a bit of clickbait. +[3773.76 --> 3775.14] Have you seen it? +[3775.44 --> 3775.84] No. +[3775.90 --> 3777.62] It's a badass PC. +[3777.78 --> 3779.30] It's a digital storm of Ventim X. +[3779.42 --> 3779.64] Yeah. +[3780.32 --> 3781.86] Does it like create other computers? +[3782.04 --> 3782.80] I don't know how to. +[3782.82 --> 3785.56] They were surprised that you were able to pick it up by yourself. +[3785.96 --> 3786.40] Oh, okay. +[3786.48 --> 3788.80] Do the LEDs only turn on after seven days? +[3788.82 --> 3789.64] It's really heavy. +[3790.50 --> 3791.96] It's like shockingly heavy. +[3792.26 --> 3794.26] It weighs as much as the mineral oil PC. +[3794.70 --> 3795.14] What? +[3796.22 --> 3797.06] Like easily. +[3797.66 --> 3798.06] Why? +[3798.52 --> 3799.18] What's in it? +[3799.34 --> 3800.28] A lot of water. +[3801.36 --> 3802.50] Oh, so it is water cooled. +[3802.56 --> 3803.12] It's water cooled. +[3803.22 --> 3803.46] Oh, yeah. +[3803.54 --> 3803.72] Yeah. +[3803.72 --> 3803.88] Yeah. +[3803.88 --> 3804.06] Yeah. +[3804.06 --> 3804.26] Okay. +[3804.38 --> 3805.24] A lot of copper. +[3805.58 --> 3807.80] Like, it's just really, really heavy. +[3807.80 --> 3807.96] That's cool. +[3808.16 --> 3808.48] That's cool. +[3809.28 --> 3811.72] Do you mind doing me a favor and heading to the LTX site? +[3811.90 --> 3813.06] We haven't done an LTX update. +[3814.12 --> 3817.52] Theoretically, there's a new blog update every week. +[3818.40 --> 3819.32] LTXExpo.com. +[3819.34 --> 3820.62] So we're going to find out if. +[3821.04 --> 3821.78] We know it's redundant. +[3821.92 --> 3823.30] Steph and Colton are doing their job. +[3823.98 --> 3824.90] It's on updates. +[3825.08 --> 3825.38] Updates. +[3825.92 --> 3826.28] Yep. +[3826.28 --> 3828.72] I don't think they did their. +[3829.44 --> 3829.92] Wait, what? +[3830.34 --> 3831.64] Wasn't this already up last time? +[3831.86 --> 3832.10] Yeah. +[3832.42 --> 3832.82] 21st. +[3832.92 --> 3833.82] Yeah, that's last week. +[3834.98 --> 3835.86] Dang it, you guys. +[3836.64 --> 3837.10] Can you go? +[3837.30 --> 3837.50] Sorry. +[3837.84 --> 3838.26] This is the. +[3839.06 --> 3839.54] Fired. +[3840.00 --> 3841.56] It's Christmas, Linus. +[3842.32 --> 3842.80] Fired. +[3843.18 --> 3843.48] Wow. +[3843.80 --> 3844.20] Wow. +[3844.80 --> 3845.24] Fired. +[3845.36 --> 3845.54] Wow. +[3845.92 --> 3846.18] Wow. +[3846.34 --> 3846.68] All right. +[3846.90 --> 3847.06] Fine. +[3847.18 --> 3847.42] Fired. +[3847.60 --> 3848.78] There's no LTX update this week. +[3848.78 --> 3851.56] Future updates will be on LTXExpo.com. +[3851.58 --> 3851.80] Yep. +[3852.38 --> 3852.94] Slash updates. +[3853.06 --> 3854.36] But, I mean, you can just go to the website. +[3854.36 --> 3855.32] We're going to see you guys there. +[3855.32 --> 3860.40] By the way, we would highly recommend that if you're thinking about going, book your flight +[3860.40 --> 3860.84] now. +[3861.28 --> 3865.16] We've gotten a lot of really good feedback from people that are like, yo, thank you for telling +[3865.16 --> 3866.34] me the date so early. +[3866.72 --> 3868.56] It was a third of the price of last time. +[3869.08 --> 3871.06] Like, literally a third of the price. +[3871.70 --> 3871.90] So. +[3871.90 --> 3874.64] It's way cheaper to book ahead of time. +[3874.64 --> 3875.40] And I don't think we're going to run out of tickets. +[3875.76 --> 3876.98] You don't think we're going to run out of tickets? +[3876.98 --> 3877.56] Well, I would assume. +[3877.56 --> 3878.34] Oh, it's a big venue. +[3878.56 --> 3879.38] You know what? +[3879.46 --> 3880.68] It's going to be interesting. +[3881.04 --> 3885.60] Because with the dream hack element as well, there's sort of an X factor there. +[3885.66 --> 3888.56] We actually don't know how many tickets are going to sell for this. +[3888.56 --> 3892.68] All I'm saying is for people who might be scared to book tickets or to book flights before +[3892.68 --> 3893.34] they have tickets. +[3893.64 --> 3894.42] Oh, oh, yeah. +[3894.62 --> 3894.80] Yeah. +[3895.14 --> 3895.58] Oh, yeah. +[3895.62 --> 3897.92] It's not going to be like sold out in three minutes or anything like that. +[3897.94 --> 3898.40] It's not like that. +[3898.40 --> 3898.54] Yeah. +[3898.60 --> 3900.50] And we're going to do multiple waves of tickets. +[3900.76 --> 3904.74] So if you are coming, then get your flight and hotel booked. +[3904.84 --> 3906.42] Like, there's no real reason to not do it now. +[3907.34 --> 3907.80] All right. +[3908.46 --> 3909.14] Is that it? +[3909.34 --> 3911.84] Someone in chat said plane tickets are not a third of the price. +[3912.36 --> 3913.24] Maybe for some people. +[3913.64 --> 3914.92] Maybe from some airports. +[3914.98 --> 3915.90] And maybe you should be using. +[3915.90 --> 3916.42] Maybe on some airlines. +[3916.56 --> 3917.84] Maybe you should be using PIA. +[3918.08 --> 3919.02] Maybe you should be using PIA. +[3919.24 --> 3919.50] Bam. +[3920.10 --> 3920.72] You ever think of that? +[3920.80 --> 3926.04] Maybe the airline you book through or the site you book through or whatever thinks you're affluent. +[3926.36 --> 3927.38] So it wants to make it more expensive. +[3927.56 --> 3927.70] Yeah. +[3927.70 --> 3933.24] So VPN to a less generally affluent area and you might have more success. +[3934.78 --> 3937.98] Jono asks if I want a skid of maple buffalo bacon. +[3938.26 --> 3939.10] I'm going to go with no. +[3939.46 --> 3939.80] Yes. +[3940.30 --> 3941.08] That would be. +[3941.28 --> 3941.66] No, yeah. +[3941.78 --> 3941.98] Yes. +[3941.98 --> 3942.42] Stream it. +[3942.46 --> 3943.18] Yes, Jono. +[3943.28 --> 3944.12] Stream it. +[3944.16 --> 3945.20] Unbox a skid. +[3945.20 --> 3945.76] Stream it. +[3945.80 --> 3946.70] Unboxing a skid. +[3946.76 --> 3948.18] 63,000 viewers. +[3949.40 --> 3954.30] Should we return the Walmart PC for refund or have them send us a fixed version? +[3955.22 --> 3956.12] I would return it for refund. +[3956.12 --> 3957.32] Are you going to make another video? +[3957.32 --> 3958.14] I don't know. +[3958.70 --> 3960.06] If you want to make another video, then sure. +[3960.82 --> 3961.04] Hmm. +[3961.28 --> 3961.84] What was broken? +[3962.38 --> 3963.50] Oh, it's just like dumb. +[3963.82 --> 3965.82] Like I think they're just like fixing it. +[3966.14 --> 3966.56] Oh, yeah. +[3966.60 --> 3968.48] I'll return it for refund then because it's not going to be any different. +[3968.72 --> 3969.48] It's still going to be dumb. +[3969.64 --> 3970.86] Should I make another video about it? +[3970.86 --> 3972.44] Yeah, we could probably make the second video. +[3972.90 --> 3973.58] Walmart fixed our TV. +[3973.58 --> 3977.18] We wouldn't be able to do it until like mid to late January though at this point. +[3977.50 --> 3978.86] We've got CES coming up. +[3978.86 --> 3980.40] I still think that'll be clickable. +[3980.78 --> 3982.10] Why do I get these emails? +[3982.30 --> 3985.68] Like these kinds of emails are the ones that give me a headache for an entire weekend. +[3985.86 --> 3989.92] At 548 on a Friday, Colton Potter sends me an email. +[3990.10 --> 3990.70] Subject line. +[3991.08 --> 3991.58] New channel? +[3991.58 --> 3997.40] Do we have plans of doing another one in 2019 or is that still up in the air? +[3997.64 --> 3997.98] Thanks. +[3998.18 --> 3998.60] Colton Potter. +[4000.08 --> 4001.64] Why does he do these things to me? +[4001.64 --> 4002.78] I don't want to think about that. +[4002.92 --> 4005.86] Because if he doesn't send it, it'll stress him out all weekend. +[4005.98 --> 4008.10] I don't care about him being stressed out all weekend. +[4008.30 --> 4009.92] So he wants to stress you out all weekend instead of him. +[4010.00 --> 4011.20] How is that my problem? +[4011.68 --> 4012.94] Why is it my problem? +[4013.48 --> 4014.90] No, I don't want to do a new channel. +[4015.02 --> 4015.94] Because your name's on the building. +[4015.94 --> 4020.70] Yeah, he's going to be like, look how successful TechLinked is. +[4020.90 --> 4022.62] We should just copy paste that. +[4023.00 --> 4025.28] You know, it's not that simple. +[4026.70 --> 4028.42] TechLinked, it had a host already. +[4028.66 --> 4030.02] It had a format already. +[4030.34 --> 4033.86] All we had to do was like play connect the dots. +[4033.98 --> 4035.00] It was paint by numbers. +[4035.28 --> 4035.52] Give it a home. +[4036.06 --> 4037.44] Give it a home, you know? +[4037.80 --> 4038.84] We hire Steve. +[4039.08 --> 4040.48] And even that was a nightmare. +[4040.74 --> 4041.56] That would be awesome. +[4041.68 --> 4042.92] We call it Gamers Command Center. +[4043.12 --> 4043.66] Heck yeah. +[4043.66 --> 4044.60] Gamers Command Center. +[4044.60 --> 4047.22] Gamers Hatchery or whatever this word is. +[4049.08 --> 4050.84] I didn't get the commands or anything right away. +[4051.08 --> 4051.74] That's wonderful. +[4052.12 --> 4053.82] I like the Starkraft references. +[4053.98 --> 4054.48] And that's the show! +[4054.52 --> 4057.96] And we're losing viewers at an incredible rate. +[4058.10 --> 4058.82] Incredible rate. +[4058.90 --> 4059.08] Okay. +[4059.42 --> 4061.12] Speaking of things that are my problem. +[4061.68 --> 4062.58] Oh, yes, right. +[4062.80 --> 4067.00] If you have questions or you're having problems or anything like that with the floatplane migration, +[4067.64 --> 4068.64] come check out my stream. +[4068.70 --> 4069.44] I'll be streaming tonight. +[4069.80 --> 4071.32] Switch.tv slash Luke underscore. +[4071.32 --> 4077.80] I'm imagining like the annual migratory movement of the floatplanes across the continent now. +[4078.46 --> 4079.16] Floatplane migration. +[4079.16 --> 4080.44] Oh, my God. +[4080.56 --> 4083.94] Like when we're bigger and we like maybe have someone who can do that kind of stuff, +[4084.22 --> 4088.80] that would have been really cool to like have a post and have like make it look like a migration of floatplanes. +[4089.04 --> 4089.92] That would have been awesome. +[4090.28 --> 4091.88] But yeah, no, we're still really small. +[4091.98 --> 4092.62] That's okay. +[4093.02 --> 4093.62] Matter of time. +[4093.78 --> 4095.06] Working on getting bigger. +[4095.78 --> 4096.62] Matter of time, baby. +[4096.62 --> 4096.86] Yeah. +[4098.28 --> 4099.64] There's been some really good feedback. +[4099.82 --> 4102.78] Also, if you have feedback or suggestions, you can come bug me about it too. +[4103.04 --> 4104.16] But there's been some really good feedback. +[4104.30 --> 4110.38] People, I had at least one person say they're watching from India and it's working, but it's like not the greatest. +[4110.52 --> 4112.72] Yeah, we don't have an edge super close to there. +[4113.14 --> 4115.12] And I've had a couple of people mention that recently. +[4115.26 --> 4119.40] So we will be looking into getting something up a little bit closer to there. +[4119.40 --> 4123.86] I mean, at this point, like honestly, I'm down to kind of spin up as many edges as it takes. +[4123.86 --> 4124.48] Get them all over the place. +[4124.82 --> 4130.60] One thing that we're working on is one thing that I'm actually going to have a person that I'm not naming yet, +[4131.28 --> 4136.10] who's sort of joining the team maybe-ish, working on is the automation of doing that. +[4136.36 --> 4136.64] Cool. +[4137.30 --> 4137.54] Yeah. +[4137.92 --> 4138.20] Okay. +[4138.32 --> 4140.00] So they don't all have to be manually done. +[4140.90 --> 4146.90] We're going to be working with a different server provider to spin up some ones in areas that we don't currently have access to. +[4146.90 --> 4150.10] And we've already started working on that, but we want to automate it and stuff. +[4150.18 --> 4151.28] So yeah, it's coming along. +[4151.70 --> 4155.94] I can imagine with our edge map right now that India is not doing the greatest. +[4156.08 --> 4158.60] And there's a few other areas that I've heard that feedback from as well. +[4158.68 --> 4160.50] So we are definitely going to work on it. +[4161.14 --> 4161.72] All right. +[4161.88 --> 4162.56] See you guys. +[4162.94 --> 4163.38] Bye. +[4167.88 --> 4170.30] Someone's asking, is an AMA possible in the future? +[4170.30 --> 4171.30] Just... +[4171.30 --> 4172.30] Thanks. +[4173.08 --> 4173.24] Yeah. +[4173.52 --> 4174.12] There you go. +[4176.90 --> 4206.88] There you go. +[4207.32 --> 4207.92] Hooray. +[4208.16 --> 4208.58] Top dream. diff --git a/NVIDIA Pulling MORE BS! - WAN Show April 6 2018_transcript.txt b/NVIDIA Pulling MORE BS! - WAN Show April 6 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..781c047cf40debed1ce008d50aafb33fd7e831a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/NVIDIA Pulling MORE BS! - WAN Show April 6 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,2087 @@ +[0.00 --> 0.32] Here we go. +[3.92 --> 6.38] We're live! It's WAN Showtime! +[6.90 --> 11.08] Luke is at PAX in Boston. Thank you for asking. +[11.90 --> 12.66] James is here. +[12.84 --> 13.38] James is here. +[13.90 --> 17.04] Yay! New Luke! +[17.64 --> 19.78] Discount Luke. Discount Luke. +[19.84 --> 20.54] Said everyone. +[21.64 --> 23.08] Sorry we're late, you guys. +[23.30 --> 28.90] I have to confess that it was not entirely my fault. +[28.90 --> 31.64] James was at least partially to blame. +[32.60 --> 33.56] Go on. +[34.42 --> 38.56] Well, James distracted me with his marvelous beard. +[39.16 --> 44.54] I spent 25 minutes just staring at it today rather than working, +[45.04 --> 48.12] which happens to be exactly the amount of time that I'm late. +[48.46 --> 50.18] Yvonne looks confused and worried. +[52.24 --> 55.92] Well, she shouldn't be confused, but she can be a little worried if she'd like. +[55.92 --> 59.20] She knows by now. +[59.20 --> 64.94] In all seriousness, guys, we have got... +[65.64 --> 71.38] Oh, apparently the left ear is not getting the right amount of attention. +[72.12 --> 72.94] Oh, crap. +[73.46 --> 76.12] I legitimately don't know how to fix that. +[77.82 --> 79.38] Put your headphones in mono. +[79.38 --> 82.96] Yeah, that may actually be the solution, +[83.78 --> 86.52] because I don't remember which dial does what. +[89.92 --> 90.48] Yeah. +[91.36 --> 91.92] Okay. +[92.92 --> 93.50] So, yep. +[93.70 --> 93.94] Nope. +[94.84 --> 96.80] I don't actually know how that stuff works. +[97.38 --> 98.16] So there you go. +[99.30 --> 100.86] Apparently left... +[100.86 --> 102.34] Why do people change these things? +[102.70 --> 104.16] Why would anyone change that? +[104.16 --> 107.74] Once again, we didn't touch it all week. +[107.86 --> 109.48] And once again, it's different. +[109.76 --> 110.12] Gremlins. +[110.30 --> 111.80] I swear there are gremlins living in it. +[111.86 --> 117.68] So what's actually going on is I have been in a mad sprint to get a bunch of stuff done, +[117.78 --> 120.18] because I am going to China. +[121.50 --> 124.68] I will be gone all next week, but there will still be videos, +[125.12 --> 127.92] because this week, instead of being on time for WAN show, +[128.12 --> 129.90] I was shooting two videos. +[130.30 --> 131.72] One's actually pretty cool. +[131.72 --> 133.78] The other one's garbage. +[134.00 --> 136.82] Yeah, the other one's kind of lame. +[137.74 --> 143.52] Yeah, no, one of them, Intel released an entire lineup called Xeon W, +[143.96 --> 146.30] that as far as we could tell, +[146.54 --> 148.22] as far as we could tell, +[148.58 --> 152.80] is basically their Core Series high-end desktop processors +[152.80 --> 157.60] with a Xeon sticker over top of Core i9, +[157.60 --> 163.22] and some ECC support kind of ticked on in the microcode +[163.22 --> 167.90] or with a non-lasered connection somewhere in the chip or something along those lines. +[168.46 --> 170.52] At least that's what we thought. +[172.00 --> 174.70] And that turned out to be very true. +[175.12 --> 176.82] So that's going to be interesting. +[177.04 --> 178.40] So you can see what you're paying an extra, +[179.00 --> 181.30] as much as like $500, $600 for, +[181.82 --> 183.50] depending on what kind of occurrence you use. +[183.50 --> 185.80] I'm just mad that that was like a spoiler. +[186.52 --> 188.04] Yeah, I guess it's kind of a spoiler. +[188.22 --> 188.50] I'm sad. +[188.92 --> 192.56] I mean, people who watch the WAN show, we want to spoil them. +[192.78 --> 192.94] Nah. +[193.22 --> 193.80] They're nice people. +[193.86 --> 194.48] They're good people. +[194.54 --> 195.10] You do best. +[198.08 --> 200.60] Second one is actually on the Lenovo X1 Carbon. +[200.76 --> 202.04] Really nice machine. +[202.22 --> 202.44] Yeah. +[203.38 --> 207.66] But like everything this year, it is not quite perfect, +[207.66 --> 210.64] which will drive me to madness at some point +[210.64 --> 214.44] because you've got either 1080p with touch +[214.44 --> 220.94] or 1440p with HDR, but no touchy. +[222.22 --> 225.06] Is there any technical reason for that? +[225.86 --> 229.08] Actually, I remember talking to them back at CES, +[229.34 --> 231.60] and I managed to get not a marketing person, +[231.72 --> 233.24] which is always awesome. +[233.24 --> 236.70] When you manage to find the engineering guy +[236.70 --> 241.74] that's kind of like back at the back of the booth +[241.74 --> 244.46] or kind of sipping a coffee. +[244.68 --> 245.86] They don't let me talk to people. +[246.10 --> 247.62] Like, yeah, I'm here, +[247.84 --> 251.12] but realistically, I'm not really supposed to say anything. +[253.50 --> 254.66] You know, whatever. +[254.76 --> 255.88] So you go find that guy, +[256.16 --> 256.86] and he'll be like, +[256.86 --> 260.50] you know, yeah, I wanted that too, +[260.64 --> 265.36] but there was some issue with this, +[265.36 --> 267.28] and I don't remember what the reason was. +[267.52 --> 270.54] It seemed to be a fairly good one. +[271.76 --> 273.92] And anyway, we actually had a great chat. +[274.00 --> 275.34] But you remember a technical reason. +[275.40 --> 277.30] It wasn't just they were trying to hit a particular price point. +[277.44 --> 278.80] There was a business reason. +[278.94 --> 279.16] Okay. +[279.24 --> 281.12] There was a compelling enough reason. +[281.12 --> 283.20] Because I remember we had a long chat +[283.20 --> 286.76] where we were discussing sort of the stagnation +[286.76 --> 290.12] of display technology in the PC space. +[290.44 --> 293.44] No one does anything until Apple does it. +[294.26 --> 295.16] Because you think about it. +[295.66 --> 298.44] A PC up to the very high end +[298.44 --> 302.10] would be like 1366 by 768. +[302.18 --> 305.86] You remember that horrible sort of HD resolution +[305.86 --> 307.36] that they were pushing for a while? +[308.76 --> 310.18] Freaking awful. +[310.18 --> 311.86] And that was like the norm +[311.86 --> 313.78] until Apple came out +[313.78 --> 315.78] and was like, okay, no, Retina. +[316.56 --> 317.50] Retina's a thing now. +[317.58 --> 319.74] And then everyone raced to Retina. +[320.30 --> 323.08] But it all feels kind of like +[323.08 --> 326.50] it's driven by just responsiveness +[326.50 --> 330.40] rather than trying to innovate +[330.40 --> 331.88] in a way that's meaningful to the consumer. +[332.22 --> 334.52] So I would look at notebook displays, +[334.58 --> 335.10] and I would go, +[335.76 --> 338.36] why are we trying to sell 4K? +[338.36 --> 341.90] Why aren't we just running a sensible resolution +[341.90 --> 343.72] like 2560 by 1440 +[343.72 --> 345.90] and doing it at a higher refresh rate? +[346.40 --> 347.66] That's what I'd like to see. +[347.80 --> 351.22] I don't mind seeing features like HDR, for example, +[351.46 --> 355.46] but I don't necessarily want to compromise on them. +[355.46 --> 359.46] So, yeah. +[359.92 --> 363.96] To be clear, we are trying to fix the audio, +[364.20 --> 366.72] but for now, what I would recommend +[366.72 --> 368.58] is that you use the +[368.58 --> 371.40] I'm watching a podcast, +[371.84 --> 373.40] but my kids are in the next room, +[373.46 --> 375.24] and I need to hear if they're crying technique. +[375.78 --> 377.52] I can't do one headphone. +[377.82 --> 378.18] Really? +[378.18 --> 378.96] I can't do it. +[379.20 --> 379.70] I don't know. +[379.90 --> 380.30] Psychological. +[380.30 --> 381.06] It falls out? +[381.32 --> 381.96] No, no, no, no, no. +[381.98 --> 383.34] It's just the sound of it. +[384.06 --> 386.78] I think I'm focusing on the fact +[386.78 --> 389.58] that one of my ears is getting worn out +[389.58 --> 390.46] faster than the other, +[390.84 --> 392.06] and I need them to be balanced. +[393.62 --> 394.02] What? +[395.74 --> 396.86] That's insane. +[396.86 --> 400.42] I'll concede it could be insane. +[401.02 --> 401.92] It just bugs me. +[402.50 --> 403.58] So, Anne, okay, +[403.78 --> 407.10] let's say that I do subscribe to you. +[407.12 --> 407.94] Oh, wait, it's too loud. +[408.20 --> 408.48] Anthony? +[409.64 --> 410.66] Just scream at him. +[410.74 --> 411.06] Anthony? +[411.56 --> 411.80] Yeah. +[413.00 --> 414.62] I'm between a rock and a hard place. +[414.70 --> 415.10] No, no, it's fine. +[415.12 --> 415.58] I'll message him. +[417.18 --> 417.58] Technology. +[418.68 --> 419.96] Let's see him walking away. +[421.28 --> 423.74] So, let's say that I do subscribe to your theory +[423.74 --> 425.16] that listening to headphones +[425.16 --> 426.46] is going to wear out my ears. +[427.30 --> 431.34] Wouldn't I want to wear them out less? +[433.08 --> 433.48] Okay. +[433.92 --> 435.36] No, it's not the fact that... +[435.36 --> 437.68] So, I would use just one for a bit, right? +[437.80 --> 438.18] Right here. +[438.24 --> 440.42] Here, I'll show you the technique I came up with. +[440.86 --> 443.18] I call it the James is crazy, +[443.30 --> 445.76] but maybe just crazy enough for it to work technique. +[446.66 --> 447.90] I'm going to listen for a little while here. +[449.40 --> 450.66] I'm going to listen for a little while here. +[450.72 --> 452.98] I actually miss very little of my program. +[453.94 --> 455.94] But you're saving on 50% ear erosion. +[456.74 --> 458.56] So, ear erosion. +[459.06 --> 459.84] Okay, here's the thing. +[459.92 --> 460.48] It's not... +[460.48 --> 461.40] Hold on just a sec. +[461.42 --> 462.44] I hate you so much. +[462.90 --> 465.78] It's not that they're getting used or worn out, +[465.86 --> 466.68] like your brakes on the car. +[466.72 --> 467.18] That's fine. +[467.26 --> 469.12] It's that they're getting used unequally. +[471.20 --> 471.60] Okay. +[471.82 --> 472.20] All right. +[472.26 --> 472.60] All right. +[472.64 --> 472.96] All right. +[473.38 --> 473.48] All right. +[473.48 --> 473.60] All right. +[473.60 --> 474.62] But this is all... +[474.62 --> 479.44] This was just like the seed that resulted in me just hating the feeling of it now. +[479.62 --> 479.92] Right. +[480.02 --> 481.28] This is like when I was like 12 or something. +[481.60 --> 481.90] Right. +[485.10 --> 485.92] Oh, man. +[486.40 --> 487.58] Luke, even... +[487.58 --> 488.72] He knew I wouldn't check, +[488.72 --> 492.60] so he went out of his way to message me and tell me, +[492.74 --> 494.86] make sure that you change the title of the WAN show +[494.86 --> 497.30] because I'm changing it for the thing that I'm doing at PAX. +[498.52 --> 502.74] Oh, Fridays. +[504.42 --> 505.14] 17. +[505.14 --> 505.26] 17. +[506.26 --> 506.66] 17. +[507.84 --> 509.30] Can we talk about news while you do that? +[510.06 --> 510.42] What? +[510.48 --> 511.32] You want to talk about news? +[511.48 --> 516.32] You want the work that you do on this show to actually, like, be for something? +[516.64 --> 516.86] Yeah. +[516.98 --> 517.28] Sometimes. +[517.30 --> 517.90] No, that's madness. +[518.80 --> 519.62] Yeah, fine. +[519.84 --> 520.06] Okay. +[520.14 --> 521.00] What do you want to talk about? +[521.00 --> 528.56] There's a thread on our forum posted by Aluminum Tech, also known as Aluminium Tech. +[529.52 --> 532.12] And this thread is about the Facebook Messenger app +[532.12 --> 537.82] and how Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, this week confirmed that Facebook does indeed +[537.82 --> 540.74] scan your messages, whether they're pictures or text or whatever, +[542.44 --> 545.38] make sure that they conform with community guidelines +[545.38 --> 549.60] before actually sending it to the recipient. +[549.60 --> 553.02] So if you send something that's against their guidelines, +[553.20 --> 555.82] like hate speech or inciting genocide or something like that, +[555.94 --> 558.98] they may not actually deliver that message to whoever you're talking to, +[559.28 --> 561.26] which definitely has some benefits. +[562.12 --> 570.24] But the thread on our forum kind of erroneously implies that we're not just talking about +[570.24 --> 574.92] Facebook Messenger's normal messaging when we're talking about this surveillance. +[575.20 --> 577.80] It implies that we're talking about Facebook's secret function, +[577.92 --> 582.00] which is more akin to apps like Signal or Telegram. +[582.40 --> 583.56] And that's actually not the case. +[583.68 --> 585.04] Facebook does have a function. +[585.04 --> 590.38] Facebook Messenger has a function where you can make your chats encrypted end-to-end. +[590.62 --> 593.00] And the interface turns black and there's a little lock. +[593.34 --> 596.18] And you can even make exploding messages like Snapchat style. +[597.20 --> 601.14] Facebook is not scanning those messages at all. +[601.64 --> 603.44] Or maybe they are and we have no evidence of it. +[603.48 --> 608.32] But the news or whatever Zuckerberg confirmed has nothing to do with the secret messages. +[608.44 --> 610.72] It has to do with the normal messages. +[610.72 --> 614.34] And so we really shouldn't be surprised that they're looking at those. +[614.86 --> 617.06] So tell me then. +[618.64 --> 620.40] Okay, do you use Facebook Messenger? +[620.72 --> 622.56] Yeah, actually, it's one of my primary messaging apps. +[622.76 --> 627.80] Okay, how do you feel about them scanning your messages with an automated system +[627.80 --> 633.34] for community guidelines standards adherence? +[633.34 --> 636.64] As opposed to like a human? +[636.88 --> 639.16] Well, I guess I'm asking two questions first. +[639.40 --> 642.56] So do you like or dislike it? +[643.84 --> 645.80] Okay, first of all, I think we should clarify. +[646.04 --> 648.44] I believe that they're scanned with an automated system. +[648.56 --> 652.04] And once they're flagged, it requires a human to then say, +[652.20 --> 653.68] this message is not getting sent through. +[653.82 --> 655.08] I believe that's how it works. +[655.18 --> 655.40] Sure. +[656.48 --> 658.76] I am fine with my messages being scanned. +[659.32 --> 659.72] Okay. +[660.42 --> 662.38] And are you surprised by this? +[662.66 --> 663.02] No. +[663.02 --> 663.50] No. +[663.86 --> 666.76] Should also mention that they do not use the data that they, +[667.00 --> 669.04] any of the information that they scan, +[669.50 --> 671.56] that information is not used to sell ads, +[671.76 --> 675.00] which is what Gmail used to do prior to last year. +[675.60 --> 676.16] Right. +[679.74 --> 683.94] So I got to tell you, I, so, okay. +[684.86 --> 685.92] Okay, story time. +[685.92 --> 692.58] So the only reason that I use Facebook is that Facebook does not +[692.58 --> 697.14] permit you to manage a Facebook page. +[697.14 --> 702.44] So the first page that I had to manage and the reason that I had to create a Facebook account +[702.44 --> 706.30] was the one for NCIX PC back when I worked there. +[706.30 --> 710.04] So we were trying to get into this whole new fangled social media thing. +[710.04 --> 718.00] And so I needed an account so that the page could invite me to manage it and make posts on it and stuff. +[718.00 --> 725.48] I have probably posted of my own volition a grand total of, I don't know, between five and ten things on Facebook ever. +[725.48 --> 738.32] I only use Facebook Messenger as sort of a digital phone book because the good thing about Facebook is that whether, you know, +[738.32 --> 746.46] whether you're happy about it or whether you kind of just do it because you have to, pretty much everyone has it. +[746.78 --> 754.34] And, yes, thank you, whoever's in the Twitch chat declaring that they do not have Facebook because they're taking some stand. +[755.22 --> 756.00] Good for you. +[756.10 --> 756.68] We're all jealous. +[756.84 --> 757.74] We all want to be in your shoes. +[757.98 --> 762.74] Yeah, but the truth of the matter is that Facebook is a great way to get in touch with people. +[762.74 --> 769.18] And aside from people changing their names, like, yeah. +[771.68 --> 772.08] Okay. +[772.50 --> 774.76] Like having your first name and middle name as your Facebook name? +[774.78 --> 775.30] No, no. +[775.40 --> 776.72] I mean people getting married. +[777.10 --> 777.44] Oh, okay. +[777.48 --> 784.28] So this is kind of embarrassing, but I was going through my friends on Facebook and I was like, who are these people? +[786.48 --> 788.44] And the people, shut up. +[788.44 --> 796.04] The people I was confused about were mostly women from my high school class that are now married. +[796.46 --> 801.34] And I was like, that kind of looks all, oh, okay. +[802.10 --> 804.00] That makes sense. +[804.68 --> 813.12] And then, like, a kid that I went to elementary school with, he changed his name from, like, his stepdad's name, +[813.12 --> 818.82] which was his last name for some reason, I'm not quite sure how that worked, to his birth father's name. +[819.22 --> 819.24] Oh. +[819.42 --> 823.32] So I was like, oh, you're, whatever your name is, Barry now. +[824.86 --> 825.54] That's cool. +[825.78 --> 827.18] Wouldn't have known that if I hadn't already had your platform. +[827.18 --> 827.78] From Barry to Barry? +[828.04 --> 828.88] V-E to B-A? +[829.92 --> 830.32] No. +[830.76 --> 831.54] That would be tough. +[831.64 --> 836.04] But anyway, so what's good about Facebook is that it's a digital phone book. +[836.24 --> 838.18] It's, because real phone books aren't a thing anymore. +[838.18 --> 843.46] But the bad thing about it, and the thing that has always made me both a little bit uncomfortable +[843.46 --> 848.08] and just feel like it's a little bit unnecessary, is that while I am technically a millennial, +[848.64 --> 854.48] I share sort of updates about my life as a job. +[854.84 --> 857.12] I have never done it for leisure, not once. +[857.70 --> 860.84] When I created a Facebook account, it was because I needed to for work. +[860.90 --> 863.52] When I created a Twitter account, it was because I had to for work. +[863.52 --> 867.34] And when I created a YouTube account, it was because I had to for work. +[867.34 --> 868.50] Same with Twitch, for that matter. +[870.54 --> 873.48] So I just straight up, like, don't really get it. +[873.88 --> 878.12] And I've never really felt, it's never been because I feel super comfortable with it +[878.12 --> 880.06] that I've shared a lot of detail about my life. +[880.50 --> 886.20] Like, some of you have probably noticed that I, now that, especially now that the Linus +[886.20 --> 892.68] Tech Twitter account is managed by the entire team, I post almost nothing really personal +[892.68 --> 893.14] on it. +[893.36 --> 898.14] And I only post to my personal account, like, once every couple weeks at most. +[898.90 --> 901.88] And I've had a lot of people ask me, like, why don't you do more videos on your Linus Cat +[901.88 --> 902.36] Tips channel? +[902.50 --> 903.38] Or why don't you vlog? +[903.46 --> 904.56] Or why don't you do this or do that? +[904.60 --> 910.38] And the truth of the matter is, like, I actually, I like not having to talk to anybody when I +[910.38 --> 910.80] go home. +[911.10 --> 911.66] Yeah, no kidding. +[912.16 --> 913.24] Like, it's related. +[913.44 --> 918.56] I found that I watched, started watching our videos a lot less once I worked here for +[918.56 --> 918.90] a while. +[920.46 --> 921.66] And it's, like, not a surprise. +[921.78 --> 923.54] Like, what do you want to do when you go home? +[923.60 --> 924.68] Do you want to watch Linus Tech Tips? +[924.84 --> 927.30] Like, no, you just did Linus Tech Tips all day. +[927.50 --> 930.58] I just had to look at him for the last eight hours. +[931.80 --> 936.62] The last thing I want to do is to see him again because he's annoying. +[937.34 --> 937.94] Oh, it's not you. +[937.94 --> 940.32] See how I'm only wearing out one ear right now? +[940.88 --> 941.52] It's not you. +[941.62 --> 941.94] It's me. +[943.32 --> 943.78] It's weird. +[943.86 --> 947.96] Today, someone made a thread about an item that they thought would be awesome for us +[947.96 --> 948.34] to review. +[948.66 --> 949.56] So I sent it to Anthony. +[949.64 --> 950.54] I was like, oh, have you seen this yet? +[950.70 --> 953.30] And he's like, yeah, Alex just made a video about that today. +[953.44 --> 954.50] Like, it's done already. +[955.24 --> 955.98] Like, oh. +[958.40 --> 959.64] So, okay. +[959.78 --> 960.90] So back to Messenger. +[961.14 --> 965.08] So for me, honestly, it doesn't affect me much because even though I do have a Facebook +[965.08 --> 965.42] account. +[965.52 --> 966.52] This is actually, okay. +[966.52 --> 968.66] You know, I'm going to go off on another thing here. +[970.22 --> 971.00] The not... +[971.00 --> 973.00] Use your words. +[973.42 --> 980.36] If I had a dollar for every time we've run a giveaway or a promotion or something and +[980.36 --> 983.24] it has required you to tweet something. +[983.24 --> 990.58] For every time someone's been like, yeah, well, you guys suck because I don't have Twitter. +[991.58 --> 999.06] If I had a dollar for every time I saw that, I would still be mad because it's phenomenally +[999.06 --> 999.46] stupid. +[1000.52 --> 1001.70] Twitter is free. +[1002.30 --> 1003.46] Facebook is free. +[1003.46 --> 1008.08] And the only information they have is what you give them. +[1008.94 --> 1016.24] Creating a Twitter account that's sole purpose is to enter giveaways really doesn't give them +[1016.24 --> 1016.96] a lot on you. +[1017.68 --> 1019.08] And get this. +[1019.34 --> 1020.08] It's free. +[1020.48 --> 1022.94] You could create a new one every time. +[1022.94 --> 1027.34] Hey, but you need to have an email address which is free to me. +[1027.36 --> 1028.08] Also free. +[1028.78 --> 1039.38] So if you don't want it that bad to create a free anonymous email and a free anonymous Twitter +[1039.38 --> 1041.48] account, people are like, uh, cookies? +[1042.62 --> 1043.54] Walk in once. +[1044.38 --> 1045.28] Post the thing. +[1046.12 --> 1046.94] Log back out. +[1050.00 --> 1051.26] It's pet peeve show. +[1051.40 --> 1052.64] Next pet peeve topic. +[1052.82 --> 1053.26] How about that? +[1053.40 --> 1054.18] So, so I do. +[1054.28 --> 1059.32] So, so anyway, so I do have a Facebook account, but they actually probably know very, very little +[1059.32 --> 1060.14] about me personally. +[1060.14 --> 1063.96] Other than that, I'm a tech head and I post a lot of techie stuff for work. +[1063.96 --> 1071.44] Um, so I guess I'm trying to say that I just am not bothered that much. +[1071.52 --> 1076.54] You know what sucks more about Facebook Messenger than that feature is them putting ads in your +[1076.54 --> 1077.00] inbox. +[1077.86 --> 1081.74] You probably haven't even seen this, but on mobile, like you'll open your messages. +[1082.04 --> 1088.70] It'll be like your partner, your best friend, your acquaintance, Oculus, blah, blah, blah, +[1088.78 --> 1089.78] with a picture and everything. +[1090.08 --> 1090.14] Really? +[1090.26 --> 1093.80] And then another acquaintance straight up like right in there. +[1093.96 --> 1097.52] And I don't know if these are in WhatsApp yet, but I wouldn't be surprised if that happens +[1097.52 --> 1101.64] soon since they've been wanting to monetize WhatsApp for a while and they own it. +[1102.74 --> 1106.86] Um, I would like to show you something super, super cool and funny. +[1107.34 --> 1114.22] Um, I think there's a way to see your page as though you are like, oh man. +[1114.32 --> 1116.54] No, you might not your personal page. +[1116.56 --> 1116.66] Yeah. +[1116.72 --> 1117.56] View as a page visitor. +[1117.56 --> 1118.18] No, no, no. +[1118.22 --> 1119.66] The line of the line is tech tips one. +[1120.04 --> 1120.16] Right. +[1120.44 --> 1123.08] Um, oh wow. +[1123.12 --> 1123.80] Is it gone? +[1123.96 --> 1126.22] Oh, that's pretty annoying. +[1126.62 --> 1133.54] Um, well anyway, up until sometime, hopefully fairly recently, the, the line is tech tips +[1133.54 --> 1137.96] page actually had as like, like the top post, like somewhere near the top. +[1138.40 --> 1141.20] Um, please don't send messages to this account. +[1141.66 --> 1142.86] Nobody checks them. +[1142.86 --> 1149.90] And right now, see, I don't even know where to find them, which is super terrible. +[1150.58 --> 1151.76] Uh, see the feed. +[1151.88 --> 1153.54] Do you know where you find messages? +[1153.72 --> 1154.76] Maybe you disabled it. +[1154.82 --> 1156.96] Maybe that's why that, uh, warning isn't even there anymore. +[1156.96 --> 1158.74] I don't know. +[1158.74 --> 1160.66] We had something horrendous. +[1160.78 --> 1166.32] Like, uh, I don't remember how many tens of thousands of messages that people sent. +[1166.32 --> 1169.00] And I was just like, I don't know. +[1169.00 --> 1173.46] I don't know what I can do for you to help make it more clear that you shouldn't send +[1173.46 --> 1174.44] messages through here. +[1175.00 --> 1178.32] Um, and it just said something like, yeah, you need to go on the, you need to go on the +[1178.32 --> 1181.46] Twitter page if you want to, or the Twitter account, if you need to send a message. +[1181.46 --> 1187.96] Um, and I, wow, I just, I have no, I should, I should, honestly, I should be screen sharing +[1187.96 --> 1190.20] right now because you guys would find this pretty funny. +[1190.52 --> 1192.50] I have no idea how to use Facebook. +[1192.90 --> 1194.02] How do I Facebook? +[1194.78 --> 1198.36] You may, maybe you used to, and then as soon as you had a kid, it just left you. +[1198.60 --> 1199.42] Now you're old people. +[1199.48 --> 1200.04] I just never did. +[1200.10 --> 1202.12] I just actually never cared, like at all. +[1203.12 --> 1205.36] Um, yeah, I don't know. +[1205.42 --> 1209.84] But anyway, so the point is I do use Messenger, but it's usually just to be like, oh yeah, that +[1209.84 --> 1213.18] person that I met at like badminton at the rec center a couple of weeks ago. +[1213.80 --> 1215.18] Uh, what was their name again? +[1215.30 --> 1215.72] Oh, right. +[1215.82 --> 1217.14] Maybe I'll see if I can get in touch with them. +[1217.72 --> 1217.96] Yeah. +[1218.62 --> 1223.88] One Facebook Messenger feature I like is that you can make it your default SMS app on Android +[1223.88 --> 1224.20] anyway. +[1224.42 --> 1228.94] So you could type in someone's name and then choose to message them via Facebook or through +[1228.94 --> 1233.22] like regular texting, which is sweet because then you only have one app for both purposes. +[1234.02 --> 1235.24] But it also kind of sucks. +[1235.42 --> 1237.12] So I eventually switched back to not doing that. +[1238.08 --> 1238.88] All right. +[1238.88 --> 1242.34] So why don't we jump into the next thing that I'm super mad about? +[1242.84 --> 1247.68] Um, the original article here is from Anantek and this was posted by Aluminium Tech on the +[1247.68 --> 1248.00] forum. +[1248.62 --> 1249.34] Once again. +[1251.04 --> 1251.72] All right. +[1253.96 --> 1256.88] This is really dumb and really frustrating. +[1257.10 --> 1260.94] And it's not the first time that this has been done by either AMD or NVIDIA. +[1261.42 --> 1267.22] And so, right, to be clear, even though it's NVIDIA doing it this time, AMD has done it +[1267.22 --> 1267.84] in the past. +[1268.22 --> 1270.32] Neither of them is getting a free pass here. +[1270.32 --> 1274.28] And this behavior is absolutely 100% unacceptable. +[1274.60 --> 1276.74] It's right in the headline. +[1277.02 --> 1285.94] NVIDIA quietly rolls out slower, lower TDP GeForce GT 1030 with DDR4 VRAM. +[1285.94 --> 1297.30] Now, to be clear, the GT 1030 is not some kind of pillar of gaming cards or anything like that. +[1297.30 --> 1302.10] And you wouldn't expect to be running the latest games at the highest settings, at the highest +[1302.10 --> 1303.24] resolutions with them. +[1303.24 --> 1313.34] But, you would expect that if you bought a GT 1030, that what you got out of the box would +[1313.34 --> 1316.36] be similar to someone else's GT 1030. +[1316.60 --> 1321.26] And I would make the argument that if you look a little bit closer at these specs here, look +[1321.26 --> 1321.58] at this. +[1321.58 --> 1328.06] memory that is running at one third of the speed. +[1329.42 --> 1329.78] Huh. +[1330.54 --> 1331.72] Oh, man. +[1332.00 --> 1340.48] Not to mention, at lower base and boost clocks with a completely different memory technology. +[1340.48 --> 1344.32] So, we're talking DDR4 versus GDDR5. +[1346.40 --> 1350.02] I would make the assumption that that is not what you would expect. +[1350.82 --> 1355.30] And that that is going to make some difference to the gaming experience. +[1355.58 --> 1361.38] And that if you are buying a dedicated graphics card, you probably care at least somewhat about +[1361.38 --> 1362.58] the gaming experience. +[1362.58 --> 1367.06] Is it true that these systems, the systems that will be running these low-end cards, +[1367.06 --> 1373.66] as discreet as they may be, won't actually be able to really reap the benefits of GDDR5 +[1373.66 --> 1374.58] anyway? +[1375.24 --> 1376.84] So, it's not a huge loss. +[1377.22 --> 1377.48] Okay. +[1378.02 --> 1385.00] So, you could make the argument that the way that a review site, like us, or an on-tech, +[1385.00 --> 1391.92] or whoever else, would typically benchmark a card like this is not necessarily a very real +[1391.92 --> 1392.26] world. +[1392.52 --> 1396.74] Because what we'll do, and we've taken a lot of flack for this over the years. +[1396.74 --> 1399.40] Presumably from people who don't understand why we do it this way. +[1399.68 --> 1404.36] But what we'll typically do is we'll take the highest-end processor on the market, and +[1404.36 --> 1407.12] we'll throw a GT 1030 on it. +[1408.24 --> 1413.50] And then we'll report our results with the GT 1030 compared to some other graphics cards. +[1413.56 --> 1415.32] You know, whatever suite of cards we decide to test. +[1415.90 --> 1421.28] And the fatal flaw that people feel like they're pointing out for us is that no one would install +[1421.28 --> 1425.60] a GT 1030 on a $2,000 7980 XC 18 car extreme edition. +[1427.60 --> 1435.96] But the problem is that if we use anything else, we lose track of the difference between +[1435.96 --> 1437.32] these graphics cards. +[1437.54 --> 1441.82] Because what might happen is the higher-end ones might end up bottlenecked, so it doesn't +[1441.82 --> 1448.08] give you a clear idea of the value-per-dollar prospect of each card. +[1448.08 --> 1450.38] You're trying to remove the CPU as a variable altogether. +[1450.86 --> 1451.18] Yes. +[1451.66 --> 1453.64] So it's as fast as possible. +[1457.00 --> 1462.92] Now, with that said, it is possible that in the kind of system someone might install +[1462.92 --> 1467.28] one of these in, you might not see as much of a difference. +[1467.62 --> 1469.80] But I think you would probably see a difference. +[1469.80 --> 1475.58] Especially because GPU memory has an impact on the GPU's ability to load in textures, for +[1475.58 --> 1475.98] example. +[1476.20 --> 1479.30] So it might affect the detail level that you can run at. +[1479.72 --> 1482.78] Now, this might be completely naive and ignorant. +[1483.02 --> 1488.54] But does the type of memory impact the TDP of the graphics card? +[1488.70 --> 1490.12] So it depends. +[1490.18 --> 1491.90] It depends on the clock speed it's running at. +[1491.90 --> 1493.90] It depends on the... +[1493.90 --> 1496.30] I think it... +[1496.30 --> 1497.78] Yeah, it depends how many chips you're running. +[1498.04 --> 1499.74] It depends on... +[1499.74 --> 1501.44] Yeah, mainly that. +[1501.50 --> 1502.10] It depends on the... +[1502.10 --> 1503.74] Yeah, it depends on the tech that's being used. +[1504.16 --> 1508.82] Because you could also make an argument that it's better to have a lower TDP GPU. +[1509.16 --> 1512.96] Like, if you're looking to get a 1030 and the kind of system that's going to run it, +[1513.00 --> 1517.42] you might actually want that lower TDP more than you want the extra memory. +[1517.42 --> 1520.00] So that is possible. +[1521.76 --> 1525.36] But in that case, what I'd like to see is a separate SKU. +[1525.64 --> 1530.42] I ended up arguing with Sapphire on the phone about... +[1530.42 --> 1532.12] How old was I? +[1532.26 --> 1534.56] It was supposed to be about 16 years ago, but I'm still mad. +[1535.04 --> 1542.40] I ended up arguing with Sapphire on the phone, and AMD for that matter, about a Radeon 9600 +[1542.40 --> 1543.22] that I bought. +[1544.00 --> 1546.16] So that should give you guys some idea of... +[1546.16 --> 1547.42] Well, I told you how long ago it was. +[1547.46 --> 1550.16] Anyway, the point is, it was a Radeon 9600. +[1550.70 --> 1553.92] And it came with a 64-bit... +[1553.92 --> 1555.14] I still remember to this day. +[1555.20 --> 1559.78] It came with a 64-bit memory bus instead of a 128-bit bus. +[1560.32 --> 1564.92] And back then, that was a big deal. +[1564.92 --> 1571.18] And compared to a 1030, a 960 was still sort of a somewhat respectable card. +[1571.54 --> 1573.06] Like, if you wanted to play... +[1573.06 --> 1577.60] I don't remember if this is sort of era appropriate, but I think, like, Sims would have been the +[1577.60 --> 1579.52] kind of thing that my sister might have wanted to run on it. +[1579.98 --> 1582.28] That would have made a significant difference. +[1582.28 --> 1589.54] And the reason I was mad was that not only was it not marked clearly anywhere on the box what the +[1589.54 --> 1595.38] difference in spec was between this card and the other one, the only place anywhere that I could find +[1595.38 --> 1599.78] this information was on Sapphire's website, but not their North American one. +[1599.98 --> 1601.30] It was on their European one. +[1601.76 --> 1602.18] Wow. +[1602.18 --> 1609.60] So I had to go all the way out of my own territory online in order to find out that this card was +[1609.60 --> 1610.62] not the same thing. +[1610.64 --> 1612.90] And it was, like, hidden, like, way down somewhere. +[1613.20 --> 1619.74] And this was at a time when manufacturers were often doing, like, SE editions of cards, +[1620.26 --> 1622.02] special edition or second edition. +[1622.44 --> 1625.96] But what the community nicknamed these things was slow edition because a lot of the time they +[1625.96 --> 1627.70] were cut down because of yields. +[1628.20 --> 1630.70] So, like, they had a bunch of scrap chips that they had to do something with. +[1630.70 --> 1634.82] So they'd, like, you know, cut down the memory bus or they'd do something else like that. +[1635.72 --> 1637.84] And that's a point that people are bringing up this time. +[1638.06 --> 1641.14] You know, what's the difference between this and, like, 1080 Ti? +[1641.86 --> 1642.88] It's just... +[1642.88 --> 1647.54] But the thing is, they don't put these other letters, these qualifiers, front and center +[1647.54 --> 1648.78] on the box in this case. +[1649.02 --> 1649.20] No. +[1649.30 --> 1651.16] This is way down the line in the product description. +[1651.16 --> 1653.50] It's a description of the memory. +[1653.68 --> 1655.48] It's not up front right beside the 1080. +[1656.02 --> 1660.14] They do put D4 in the description, but it's not a 1080 D4. +[1660.14 --> 1662.32] It's way, way, way, way down there. +[1662.76 --> 1664.50] So I find it really frustrating. +[1664.84 --> 1671.62] But NVIDIA seems to be, rather than having taken our feedback and a lot of other members +[1671.62 --> 1679.00] of the press feedback to heart about the 1060 3GB, which is more than just a 1060 with 3GB of RAM, +[1679.06 --> 1679.94] or I should say less. +[1680.12 --> 1681.90] It's actually slower as well. +[1681.90 --> 1687.46] They seem to have taken all the feedback that we gave them and crumpled it up and thrown +[1687.46 --> 1690.82] it in a fire because here they are doing it again, and it's only been a few months. +[1691.14 --> 1695.88] So what I worry about is that if we don't call them out on this, it's going to be something +[1695.88 --> 1697.90] that we're going to continue to see happen. +[1697.90 --> 1700.56] And that's not what we need. +[1700.82 --> 1702.36] You don't want to have to walk... +[1702.36 --> 1709.80] Remember, guys, this is the same company that brought you Greenlight, that brought you a +[1709.80 --> 1715.04] program that restricted their partner's abilities to pre-overclock their cards to differentiate +[1715.04 --> 1715.58] them. +[1717.34 --> 1718.72] Supposedly to reduce confusion. +[1718.86 --> 1721.36] That's why they have all these branding initiatives and stuff like that. +[1722.26 --> 1724.40] Oh, not to mention GeForce Partner Program. +[1724.46 --> 1725.54] We want to reduce confusion. +[1725.54 --> 1730.10] Do you want to reduce confusion or do you just want the right type of confusion? +[1730.66 --> 1732.68] So it's good for their business interests. +[1732.80 --> 1733.64] So it does matter. +[1734.04 --> 1736.16] A lot of people won't notice anyway or won't know. +[1736.48 --> 1738.88] So just let it kind of slip by. +[1740.60 --> 1741.38] This is great. +[1742.52 --> 1745.42] Sparkleman55 says, rip, I got the notification a half hour late. +[1745.68 --> 1747.30] No, no, we were just a half hour late. +[1748.58 --> 1750.00] Unless you just got it now. +[1751.20 --> 1752.36] Yeah, we're the ones ripped. +[1752.36 --> 1757.14] So I guess I don't really have a ton more to add. +[1757.58 --> 1759.22] I mean, this is really frustrating. +[1759.46 --> 1760.60] You've got a note in here. +[1760.66 --> 1763.34] Some of the listed documentation does show two different core names. +[1763.74 --> 1766.42] GP108300 versus GP108310. +[1768.00 --> 1769.86] But the whole thing is very confusing. +[1769.86 --> 1774.62] Oh, this was what I ended up yelling at AMD about 16 years ago. +[1775.18 --> 1777.26] AMD on their website. +[1777.66 --> 1780.44] Because remember, this was not an AMD card technically. +[1780.56 --> 1781.82] It was a Sapphire card. +[1782.36 --> 1784.38] As if AMD didn't send them the frigging chips. +[1785.08 --> 1790.80] AMD's own website had no mention whatsoever of a 64-bit memory bus variant of this card. +[1790.80 --> 1793.42] So in this case, once again... +[1793.42 --> 1794.54] Just washing their hands of it. +[1794.72 --> 1800.30] The official NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 product page mentions nothing about this change. +[1800.30 --> 1812.94] So how can you advocate for less consumer confusion when you're running around enabling your partners to release products, +[1813.00 --> 1816.08] even if you're technically not your product or whatever the defense would be? +[1816.42 --> 1822.02] How can you be running around enabling partners to create products based on your products that you don't even list on your website? +[1822.02 --> 1826.82] Especially going forward when those partners are part of the GeForce partner program. +[1826.82 --> 1832.30] Very, very frustrating. +[1833.22 --> 1833.80] Alright. +[1834.34 --> 1837.08] Do you also feel passionately about this Spectre business? +[1837.88 --> 1841.04] I can't imagine that you feel as passionate about it. +[1843.12 --> 1848.96] What I really feel passionate about is eating Savage Jerky. +[1848.96 --> 1850.40] I knew... +[1850.40 --> 1854.52] In my head I was like, he wouldn't. +[1855.26 --> 1856.24] He couldn't. +[1856.82 --> 1857.70] God damn it. +[1857.70 --> 1858.38] He did. +[1859.66 --> 1865.04] Savage Jerky is a tasty snack that's not bad for you. +[1865.10 --> 1867.72] It's made with the best ingredients without nitrates or preservatives. +[1868.16 --> 1872.74] And their goal was to, well, create a snack that's full of flavor and not bad for you. +[1873.04 --> 1874.30] Which I think I already said. +[1874.46 --> 1875.98] I got my talking points mixed up here. +[1876.30 --> 1878.24] They've got 13 different flavors of jerky. +[1878.72 --> 1881.24] Some of the fan favorites are the sriracha bacon. +[1881.24 --> 1884.22] My personal favorite is the maple buffalo bacon. +[1884.50 --> 1887.66] I gave it to someone else to try like two weeks ago and they were like, eh. +[1888.04 --> 1888.58] But whatever. +[1888.72 --> 1889.20] I like it. +[1889.26 --> 1889.46] I don't care what they think. +[1889.46 --> 1890.32] More for you, man. +[1890.42 --> 1890.98] More for me. +[1891.04 --> 1891.80] There's probably John. +[1892.22 --> 1892.88] He's not Canadian. +[1893.02 --> 1893.64] Not that I was gonna... +[1893.64 --> 1894.38] Doesn't understand maple. +[1894.58 --> 1896.26] Not that I was gonna share it with anybody anyway. +[1896.48 --> 1897.38] So whatever. +[1897.38 --> 1900.64] The cracked pepper and sea salt is really good. +[1900.72 --> 1901.84] The traditional is really good. +[1902.02 --> 1904.08] The anything moho is really good. +[1904.46 --> 1905.16] Can you hand me a bag? +[1906.48 --> 1907.24] You're a vegetarian. +[1907.24 --> 1908.98] I want to check out the label and stuff. +[1909.14 --> 1909.28] Oh. +[1910.16 --> 1911.94] And why not show off a different flavor? +[1912.08 --> 1912.34] Fine. +[1912.42 --> 1913.76] You can show off whatever flavor you want. +[1913.86 --> 1914.60] You can have a little box. +[1915.32 --> 1917.52] So they not only make jerky. +[1917.62 --> 1920.48] They've got hot sauces, barbecue sauces, a spice rub. +[1921.16 --> 1921.56] Jacked. +[1921.72 --> 1922.46] I never get any. +[1923.30 --> 1924.88] You're not supposed to get any. +[1924.88 --> 1927.34] Well, this bag's... +[1927.34 --> 1927.44] Fine. +[1927.52 --> 1927.86] Take it. +[1927.90 --> 1928.34] Take it. +[1928.34 --> 1929.68] This bag's been open for over a week. +[1929.92 --> 1932.00] But you don't get to complain when I take your M&Ms anymore. +[1932.38 --> 1933.06] I don't. +[1933.40 --> 1933.76] Well... +[1933.76 --> 1934.98] It's just that you do it all the time. +[1935.24 --> 1935.50] Okay. +[1935.76 --> 1937.00] Actually, I don't eat M&Ms anymore. +[1937.12 --> 1937.66] I eat trail mix. +[1937.74 --> 1938.72] You take that all the time. +[1938.86 --> 1941.92] Yeah, but you don't get to complain when I pick the M&Ms out of your trail mix. +[1942.42 --> 1943.76] I think he's pretty generous. +[1943.98 --> 1945.80] He's given me M&Ms without me even asking before. +[1946.80 --> 1950.64] So use offer code LTT to save 10% on Savage Jerky Products. +[1950.64 --> 1957.38] Next up, we've got Honey. +[1958.38 --> 1963.86] So when you shop online, are you the kind of person who suddenly turns into a tab hoarder? +[1964.64 --> 1965.48] Yeah, turns into. +[1965.60 --> 1965.74] Sure. +[1967.50 --> 1969.24] Loading dozens and dozens of new tabs. +[1969.40 --> 1971.14] Middle click really is like the bomb. +[1971.60 --> 1972.28] What is that? +[1972.62 --> 1974.16] Middle click to open in a new tab. +[1974.38 --> 1975.54] You mean like click the mouse wheel? +[1975.72 --> 1975.94] Yeah. +[1976.34 --> 1978.96] Doesn't that just make it like the continuous scrolling thing? +[1979.06 --> 1979.24] No. +[1979.24 --> 1980.56] What? +[1980.78 --> 1981.62] Not when you click a link. +[1982.34 --> 1983.64] Oh, you middle click a link. +[1983.84 --> 1984.58] Yeah, you don't know this? +[1984.82 --> 1985.62] No, I don't know that. +[1985.70 --> 1986.06] It's the best. +[1986.50 --> 1988.72] That's how I end up with like 100 tabs open. +[1988.86 --> 1989.70] Oh, I really like that. +[1989.74 --> 1990.54] You know what I use a lot? +[1991.10 --> 1992.10] Control shift T. +[1992.34 --> 1992.98] You know what that is? +[1993.60 --> 1994.40] That's your next tab. +[1994.82 --> 1996.10] Reopen close tab. +[1996.46 --> 1997.74] Oh, no, I just never close them. +[1997.88 --> 1998.30] That's far better. +[1998.30 --> 2006.36] So anyway, one of the reasons you might end up with a bunch of tabs is searching for promo codes. +[2006.96 --> 2009.68] Hopefully at least one that actually works. +[2009.68 --> 2017.54] And you don't want to close any of them because you might have to go back and, you know, try them again 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2056.04] And we're going to have that linked in the video description. +[2057.80 --> 2059.64] Finally, FreshBooks. +[2060.42 --> 2061.62] FreshBooks. +[2061.90 --> 2068.06] FreshBooks is the super simple to use invoicing tool that does a lot more than just help you create and send professional looking invoices. +[2068.36 --> 2074.08] It helps you track your time with their timesheet function, manage your expenses, and keep track of who owes you what, which is important. +[2074.56 --> 2080.86] It also has a feature that tells you when your client has looked at your invoice for the first time so that you can put an end to that whole, +[2081.28 --> 2082.84] Hey, did you get that invoice I sent? +[2083.60 --> 2086.70] Wow, you're really not going to help me out here. +[2086.76 --> 2087.36] This is what they do. +[2087.42 --> 2088.60] They stare blankly at you. +[2088.62 --> 2089.04] Ah, I see. +[2089.20 --> 2090.56] What invoice, Linus? +[2090.64 --> 2092.02] I didn't pick up what you're 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+[2133.42 --> 2133.86] All right, fine. +[2133.90 --> 2135.02] We'll do your stupid PS5 thing. +[2135.08 --> 2135.82] Nah, this is good. +[2135.88 --> 2136.66] I didn't want to talk about this. +[2136.66 --> 2140.42] No, I'm already screen sharing the original article here from express.co.uk. +[2141.00 --> 2141.40] PS5. +[2141.64 --> 2143.18] Rumors are it might come out this Christmas. +[2143.66 --> 2145.28] A lot of people think those rumors are dumb. +[2145.82 --> 2150.28] So this started on a website called, what is it called? +[2150.58 --> 2152.66] The Situation or... +[2152.66 --> 2154.16] We're going to have to stop calling you Laser James. +[2154.16 --> 2154.84] Semi-accurate. +[2155.12 --> 2157.76] We're going to have to go with Savage James. +[2158.66 --> 2160.04] Here, have some Savage Jerky. +[2160.94 --> 2161.60] That was Savage. +[2162.44 --> 2166.54] Okay, so I actually, this website has a great name in this context. +[2166.66 --> 2167.86] Semi-accurate.com. +[2168.12 --> 2172.86] Behind a $1,000 per year paywall, or $100 a year for students, +[2173.20 --> 2177.52] this website published an article with allegedly legit information +[2177.52 --> 2180.80] claiming that the PlayStation 5 was going to come out this holiday season, +[2180.80 --> 2183.60] which is a lot sooner than people would think, +[2183.74 --> 2186.20] considering that the PS4 Pro came out only two years ago, +[2186.30 --> 2189.00] and the PS4 itself only came out five years ago, +[2189.26 --> 2194.02] when traditionally the launch cycles of these things have been about seven years, +[2194.08 --> 2195.24] between the three and four. +[2195.24 --> 2199.34] So people think that you can... +[2199.34 --> 2202.52] Sony can make a lot more money off the PS4 Pro still. +[2203.58 --> 2207.12] Like, that can become the de facto, like, normal default PlayStation for people, +[2207.16 --> 2209.08] and they can start to push the price down to, like, $250. +[2209.54 --> 2212.96] They don't need to release the new PlayStation just yet. +[2213.62 --> 2216.22] The PS4 Pro was two years ago? +[2216.22 --> 2218.54] Yeah, bro. +[2219.32 --> 2221.62] See, the older you get, the faster time goes. +[2221.92 --> 2222.28] What? +[2223.50 --> 2226.60] Because each year of your life is a smaller proportion of your life. +[2226.64 --> 2228.18] No, it was a year and a half. +[2230.26 --> 2230.62] Okay. +[2231.18 --> 2232.58] Oh, okay. +[2232.64 --> 2233.84] I should have written the months in. +[2234.32 --> 2235.18] Oh, okay. +[2235.44 --> 2238.94] No, no, no, but by the time this launched at Christmas, it would be two years. +[2238.94 --> 2240.02] Oh, I see your point. +[2240.14 --> 2241.04] Okay, okay, okay. +[2241.58 --> 2243.04] So here's... +[2244.04 --> 2244.36] Okay. +[2244.60 --> 2246.72] Do you want to go through the rumored specs first? +[2247.92 --> 2248.30] Sure. +[2248.40 --> 2249.62] It's going to be AMD again. +[2249.70 --> 2251.70] The platform, like, the architecture is Navi. +[2251.78 --> 2252.76] It's going to be eight cores. +[2252.90 --> 2254.82] And I actually have a question about that if we get to it. +[2254.84 --> 2254.98] Yeah. +[2254.98 --> 2257.44] It's going to have a strong emphasis on VR support. +[2258.60 --> 2260.36] That, some discussion there. +[2260.62 --> 2265.14] You know, they have to make certain considerations and decisions to include that. +[2265.64 --> 2269.34] And maybe no one cares, but maybe no one cares because there's no good VR yet. +[2269.50 --> 2271.30] And this is a chicken and egg thing. +[2271.40 --> 2276.24] They did recently drop the price of the PSVR, but I don't know what's... +[2276.24 --> 2281.48] My understanding is that the PSVR is the best-selling gaming VR headset. +[2281.48 --> 2288.10] But I also don't know if that's meeting Sony's expectations in terms of how many they have to sell in order to support it. +[2289.32 --> 2290.08] It's a... +[2290.08 --> 2293.12] I think at this point, it's a rising tide lifts all boats thing with VR. +[2294.14 --> 2296.04] It's a setup for future profits. +[2296.56 --> 2298.00] What else do we know about this thing? +[2298.26 --> 2301.76] We know that the CPU would be rumored to be Zen-based, although... +[2301.76 --> 2307.50] We could pretty much take for granted that any future custom SoC that AMD would produce for, +[2307.50 --> 2311.78] whether it's Microsoft or Sony, would hopefully be Zen-based at this point. +[2311.92 --> 2314.58] So here's my question, and again, noob question, maybe. +[2316.00 --> 2321.84] On the PC, in the realm of PC gaming, prior to Ryzen and Coffee Lake for sure, +[2322.34 --> 2328.62] single-threaded, all the games and engines and all that, APIs, are optimized for single-threaded, right? +[2330.06 --> 2330.66] So... +[2330.66 --> 2331.44] Depends. +[2332.10 --> 2332.50] Mostly. +[2334.38 --> 2335.72] Strongly, strongly depends. +[2335.72 --> 2337.72] So some of them... +[2338.58 --> 2343.72] Basically, since we started getting dual cores, which was actually... +[2344.56 --> 2344.92] Oh! +[2345.28 --> 2346.72] A really long time ago now. +[2347.64 --> 2348.92] Which is sort of terrible. +[2349.08 --> 2349.72] At least 10 years. +[2349.96 --> 2350.52] More than that. +[2350.84 --> 2351.26] Yeah, I mean... +[2351.26 --> 2352.70] They were in laptops 10 years ago. +[2352.72 --> 2353.90] Q-6600. +[2353.98 --> 2355.72] I remember buying our... +[2356.72 --> 2359.22] Q-6600 engineering sample, +[2359.70 --> 2362.56] which technically you're neither supposed to buy nor sell, +[2362.56 --> 2367.62] from my old boss at NCIX back in 2007. +[2368.38 --> 2372.96] So yes, quad core, and that was a like $600, $700 CPU, +[2373.18 --> 2377.74] so that was like the first non-extreme edition quad core, +[2378.34 --> 2380.26] but certainly not mainstream yet. +[2380.42 --> 2381.72] Dennis just walked by with an eggplant. +[2381.72 --> 2383.72] So we've got... +[2383.72 --> 2384.72] What are you... +[2384.72 --> 2386.46] Get out of here with that. +[2388.14 --> 2392.26] So we've had quad cores on the desktop for 10 years, +[2392.42 --> 2394.76] and that chip later dropped in price, +[2394.82 --> 2398.98] I think probably about 8 months to 8 to 12 months later, +[2399.06 --> 2400.30] and became far more accessible. +[2400.30 --> 2403.74] So ever since then, +[2404.06 --> 2407.72] we have seen an onward march towards supporting more cores. +[2407.82 --> 2408.90] Now, in the early days, +[2409.06 --> 2410.48] the support was fairly rudimentary. +[2410.94 --> 2414.22] Like, you would have one core dedicated to, like, +[2414.76 --> 2416.38] mostly the entire game, +[2416.56 --> 2419.42] and then you'd have another one that handled, like, +[2419.52 --> 2420.88] maybe enemy AI. +[2421.20 --> 2423.56] Like, one thing would be offloaded. +[2423.56 --> 2425.42] But over time, +[2425.58 --> 2429.08] they got to supporting more and more and more threads natively, +[2429.26 --> 2433.02] and I believe Crysis 3 supports something like 4? +[2433.72 --> 2436.52] Well, why is it then when Ryzen came out, +[2436.70 --> 2438.10] and it had all these cores, +[2438.68 --> 2439.96] everyone was stoked on it, +[2440.18 --> 2440.90] and in theory, +[2440.98 --> 2444.10] the performance should beat a lot of these Intel SKUs, +[2444.70 --> 2445.30] it didn't, +[2445.38 --> 2447.24] and it was because we had to wait for the game developers +[2447.24 --> 2451.20] to optimize their games and the APIs for quality core. +[2451.38 --> 2453.20] Okay, so there were a couple of things that happened. +[2453.20 --> 2454.26] First of all, +[2454.82 --> 2457.54] a lot of the things that people were excited about with Ryzen, +[2457.62 --> 2459.08] and about multi-core on Ryzen, +[2459.34 --> 2460.98] well, actually, I think it's mainly two things. +[2461.36 --> 2462.96] One is that AMD, +[2464.34 --> 2466.38] depending on how you look at it, +[2466.94 --> 2467.96] and it's complicated, +[2468.20 --> 2472.08] but AMD wasn't that far behind Intel for gaming +[2472.08 --> 2475.06] from a certain point of view, +[2475.20 --> 2476.82] as Obi-Wan might put it, +[2477.26 --> 2479.60] because at the resolutions +[2479.60 --> 2481.76] that you would be likely to run games at, +[2481.76 --> 2483.56] so higher resolution with higher details, +[2483.98 --> 2486.22] you'd be more likely to hit a GPU bottleneck +[2486.22 --> 2487.10] than a CPU one. +[2487.90 --> 2488.86] So in that sense, +[2489.02 --> 2491.68] AMD CPUs weren't that far off, +[2492.42 --> 2494.86] unless you did want to turn down your details +[2494.86 --> 2495.98] to get higher frame rates +[2495.98 --> 2497.46] because you were a competitive player, +[2497.46 --> 2503.56] or unless you cared about your power consumption +[2503.56 --> 2506.36] because they did consume a lot more power before Zen, +[2507.00 --> 2510.82] or if you wanted more up-to-date features on the platform +[2510.82 --> 2512.06] because by the end of it, +[2512.18 --> 2514.70] those boards were looking pretty dated +[2514.70 --> 2515.76] in terms of their feature sets, +[2515.80 --> 2517.00] so there were lots of other things. +[2517.10 --> 2519.38] Let me fully actually finish the question. +[2519.38 --> 2521.14] The final clause of the question is, +[2521.74 --> 2523.70] given that in the PC side, +[2524.52 --> 2528.16] it's so weird that in the console side, +[2528.26 --> 2531.38] you've got these multi-core AMD chips +[2531.94 --> 2534.40] ruling the roost on all the consoles. +[2534.76 --> 2537.10] So are game developers +[2537.10 --> 2540.10] taking different approaches on console and PC? +[2540.96 --> 2541.44] So, okay. +[2542.02 --> 2546.18] So, back to your question. +[2546.36 --> 2547.60] The things people were excited about. +[2548.20 --> 2550.66] AMD having better single-threaded performance for gaming, +[2551.04 --> 2553.76] and AMD having multi-threaded performance +[2553.76 --> 2555.52] for other workloads, +[2555.78 --> 2557.62] and also to put pressure on Intel. +[2558.26 --> 2559.34] Because that's what Intel did. +[2559.74 --> 2560.00] Right. +[2560.10 --> 2561.84] They launched quad-core on the desktop +[2561.84 --> 2563.60] back in like 2006, +[2564.14 --> 2566.30] and it was quad-core on the desktop +[2566.30 --> 2569.54] up until 2006. +[2571.06 --> 2572.06] That was pretty much it, +[2572.12 --> 2574.04] unless you wanted to spring from the high-end desktop platform. +[2574.04 --> 2577.24] Well, there were six core AMD CPUs in like 2010. +[2577.24 --> 2578.48] No, but I mean on the Intel side. +[2578.56 --> 2578.92] Yeah, yeah, okay. +[2578.96 --> 2581.20] The thing about those six core AMD processors, though, +[2581.22 --> 2582.22] is that they didn't threaten Intel. +[2582.60 --> 2583.60] Even with six cores, +[2583.98 --> 2586.06] they weren't competitive with Intel's own quad cores +[2586.06 --> 2587.10] that they could turn out. +[2587.20 --> 2588.38] So it wasn't really relevant, +[2588.46 --> 2589.24] and they sucked more power. +[2589.50 --> 2590.24] They didn't overclock. +[2590.36 --> 2591.30] There was a bunch of things. +[2592.32 --> 2593.84] So, people were excited +[2593.84 --> 2597.46] because Zen would bring more competition to the market. +[2597.46 --> 2600.78] Now, getting back to AMD's previous cores, +[2601.06 --> 2604.22] not necessarily being that underpowered for gaming, +[2604.32 --> 2606.76] well, that's what you're seeing on the game consoles. +[2607.50 --> 2608.84] So because the game developers +[2608.84 --> 2611.48] know exactly what hardware they're optimizing for, +[2611.48 --> 2612.22] they can go, +[2612.22 --> 2614.92] okay, we're going to have exactly this. +[2615.02 --> 2615.34] Oh, right. +[2615.38 --> 2617.90] The other issue with Zen performance on the desktop and games +[2617.90 --> 2620.56] was actually more software and firmware related. +[2620.70 --> 2622.48] There were scheduler issues with Windows, +[2623.02 --> 2625.60] and there were, I mean, any new CPU. +[2625.86 --> 2627.32] It's kind of like why I put, +[2629.62 --> 2630.82] what was the, +[2630.82 --> 2633.68] what was the not set of the 6950Xs +[2633.68 --> 2635.12] in the editing machines, +[2635.30 --> 2636.50] like three weeks before +[2636.50 --> 2638.52] the new 18 core flagship came out. +[2638.52 --> 2639.82] The reason is that +[2639.82 --> 2641.36] anytime you have a new CPU launch, +[2641.42 --> 2642.52] whether it's AMD or Intel, +[2642.62 --> 2644.32] and particularly on this last round, +[2644.60 --> 2646.34] where both AMD and Intel +[2646.34 --> 2648.30] were guilty of pulling up their launches +[2648.30 --> 2649.94] just to like, +[2650.00 --> 2651.34] just to have something out there +[2651.34 --> 2653.90] and them being not quite 100% polished, +[2654.54 --> 2656.28] anytime you have a new CPU, +[2656.44 --> 2657.96] you're going to have some issues. +[2658.66 --> 2661.38] And that was a big part +[2661.38 --> 2663.12] of what affected gaming performance on the desktop. +[2663.26 --> 2664.48] And sometimes game developers +[2664.48 --> 2665.54] did have to optimize +[2665.54 --> 2667.14] because even though it's x86, +[2668.20 --> 2670.82] it's not like a new CPU +[2670.82 --> 2672.82] is just the old CPU, +[2672.98 --> 2674.90] but like with a Trogdor, +[2675.32 --> 2676.08] like arm, +[2676.32 --> 2680.22] like it's actually different. +[2681.60 --> 2683.04] And so if you gave, +[2683.24 --> 2683.88] even if let's say +[2683.88 --> 2685.40] you gave a professional driver, +[2686.20 --> 2688.84] and I don't know cars, +[2689.14 --> 2690.18] but so you'll have to forgive me, +[2690.22 --> 2691.42] but let's say you gave them +[2691.42 --> 2693.94] a Bugatti and a Lamborghini, +[2694.50 --> 2695.62] some model, +[2695.72 --> 2696.44] X and Y, +[2696.64 --> 2697.28] and you were like, +[2697.36 --> 2697.58] okay, +[2697.74 --> 2698.92] get the best track time +[2698.92 --> 2700.36] on this track. +[2701.40 --> 2702.98] It would take them a little while +[2702.98 --> 2704.16] if they switched from this one +[2704.16 --> 2704.72] to that one +[2704.72 --> 2706.12] to learn the best way to do it, +[2706.14 --> 2707.40] even if this one was more powerful. +[2708.08 --> 2708.86] Like they are, +[2708.98 --> 2710.46] they're different machines. +[2711.58 --> 2713.54] So coming back to consoles, +[2713.64 --> 2714.64] this has been a very sort of +[2714.64 --> 2715.70] winding topic here. +[2716.64 --> 2717.46] They know exactly +[2717.46 --> 2718.50] what they're optimizing for. +[2718.50 --> 2720.04] They don't have to make any guesses +[2720.04 --> 2722.42] and they are going to +[2722.42 --> 2724.58] run the game in such a way +[2724.58 --> 2725.34] and they're going to optimize +[2725.34 --> 2726.18] the game in such a way +[2726.18 --> 2727.02] that you aren't going to run +[2727.02 --> 2727.96] out of CPU resources. +[2728.48 --> 2730.02] Also, by the end of AMD's +[2730.02 --> 2730.84] non-Zen cores, +[2730.98 --> 2732.34] while the performance wasn't great, +[2732.46 --> 2733.36] their power efficiency +[2733.36 --> 2735.00] was getting a lot better. +[2735.82 --> 2737.02] So they take this good +[2737.02 --> 2737.62] power efficiency +[2737.62 --> 2738.42] and they've got four +[2738.42 --> 2740.36] kind of like good enough cores +[2740.36 --> 2741.84] and they've got developers +[2741.84 --> 2743.56] who know that they can split it up +[2743.56 --> 2744.76] exactly in this way +[2744.76 --> 2745.44] because it's going to run +[2745.44 --> 2746.60] on four cores. +[2746.72 --> 2747.24] There's not going to be +[2747.24 --> 2748.26] some Yahoo out there +[2748.26 --> 2749.10] running a dual core +[2749.10 --> 2751.40] because Intel still has +[2751.40 --> 2753.56] dual cores for some reason +[2753.56 --> 2756.60] and they can split it up +[2756.60 --> 2757.20] that way to make +[2757.20 --> 2758.24] the best possible use +[2758.24 --> 2759.06] of the quad core. +[2759.56 --> 2760.22] And then the GPU. +[2760.50 --> 2761.26] Well, they can push +[2761.26 --> 2762.40] the game's visual effects +[2762.40 --> 2763.10] to the max +[2763.10 --> 2764.48] so that they can run +[2764.48 --> 2765.50] into a GPU bottleneck +[2765.50 --> 2766.52] rather than a CPU one. +[2766.76 --> 2767.72] Also, it's a console. +[2767.82 --> 2768.68] It's going to run on a TV. +[2768.80 --> 2769.40] It doesn't have to run +[2769.40 --> 2771.24] higher than 60 FPS anyway. +[2771.54 --> 2771.90] Cool. +[2772.00 --> 2772.42] I get it now. +[2772.42 --> 2773.12] There's the long, +[2773.26 --> 2774.58] the very, very long answer. +[2774.72 --> 2775.80] Hopefully that wasn't too boring. +[2775.80 --> 2776.32] You're bacon. +[2776.50 --> 2778.92] You've been talking with your hands +[2778.92 --> 2779.70] way too much +[2779.70 --> 2782.72] to still be holding that bacon. +[2782.84 --> 2783.22] So please, +[2783.60 --> 2785.30] now to circle all the way back +[2785.30 --> 2785.76] to the beginning, +[2786.92 --> 2787.86] in your opinion, +[2788.02 --> 2790.72] is the PS5 coming out in 2018? +[2790.72 --> 2793.84] Even if it's December 31st. +[2795.04 --> 2795.44] Okay. +[2795.76 --> 2798.84] Consider that when the PS4, +[2799.24 --> 2800.40] I think, was it Pro, +[2800.54 --> 2801.02] came out? +[2801.78 --> 2802.38] Which it was, +[2802.60 --> 2803.26] it was either the Pro +[2803.26 --> 2803.84] or the PS4. +[2803.96 --> 2804.80] It came out in November +[2804.80 --> 2805.74] and we knew about it +[2805.74 --> 2806.72] in February of that year. +[2807.66 --> 2808.54] If this is going to come out +[2808.54 --> 2808.80] on the holiday, +[2808.80 --> 2809.70] early April, yep. +[2810.00 --> 2810.70] Yeah, we're two months +[2810.70 --> 2811.64] beyond that now. +[2811.90 --> 2812.92] It probably would be +[2812.92 --> 2813.60] launching in November +[2813.60 --> 2814.26] if they're trying +[2814.26 --> 2814.84] to make the holiday. +[2815.48 --> 2815.78] Yep. +[2816.76 --> 2818.54] So that's a short media window +[2818.54 --> 2820.10] to get the media hype running. +[2820.10 --> 2820.86] So do you think +[2820.86 --> 2821.52] it's coming out this year? +[2821.52 --> 2822.42] So normally, +[2822.60 --> 2823.90] I would say absolutely not. +[2824.02 --> 2825.78] And the reason is that +[2825.78 --> 2827.32] up until now, +[2827.40 --> 2828.18] every PlayStation, +[2828.72 --> 2830.38] whether it was Emotion +[2830.38 --> 2831.86] or whether it was Cell +[2831.86 --> 2833.22] or whether it was a move +[2833.22 --> 2834.34] to Jaguar, +[2835.22 --> 2836.04] every PlayStation +[2836.04 --> 2837.98] has been architecturally +[2837.98 --> 2839.68] dramatically different. +[2840.30 --> 2841.24] Totally different. +[2842.94 --> 2845.10] So if you told me in April, +[2845.42 --> 2846.00] there's a PlayStation +[2846.00 --> 2846.74] coming in November, +[2846.98 --> 2847.72] I'd tell you to go +[2847.72 --> 2848.56] take a long walk +[2848.56 --> 2849.24] off a short pier +[2849.24 --> 2850.06] because you're an idiot. +[2850.52 --> 2851.86] Because there's no way +[2851.86 --> 2852.74] that in, +[2853.02 --> 2854.38] what does that work out to? +[2854.56 --> 2855.28] Seven months? +[2855.48 --> 2856.22] There's no way +[2856.22 --> 2857.40] that in seven months +[2857.40 --> 2859.32] anyone is going to have +[2859.32 --> 2860.10] launch titles ready. +[2860.76 --> 2861.74] Because they're going to have +[2861.74 --> 2862.62] to completely +[2862.62 --> 2864.76] recode aspects +[2864.76 --> 2865.34] of these games +[2865.34 --> 2865.86] in order to run +[2865.86 --> 2866.50] on this new machine. +[2866.88 --> 2867.88] The developer things +[2867.88 --> 2868.74] are already out there. +[2869.30 --> 2869.54] Okay. +[2869.92 --> 2870.70] That is known. +[2870.92 --> 2871.82] Okay, so that we know. +[2872.18 --> 2872.84] But even then, +[2872.96 --> 2873.58] like I'm saying, +[2873.98 --> 2875.00] there's still no way +[2875.00 --> 2875.66] that seven months +[2875.66 --> 2876.24] would be even close. +[2876.44 --> 2877.42] Like a modern AAA game, +[2877.42 --> 2877.66] remember, +[2877.76 --> 2878.98] you can't launch a console +[2878.98 --> 2879.84] without, +[2880.70 --> 2881.68] unless you're Nintendo, +[2882.30 --> 2883.54] without at least a couple, +[2883.66 --> 2885.20] at least a couple +[2885.20 --> 2887.16] AAA tier games. +[2887.68 --> 2888.74] And those take +[2888.74 --> 2890.78] literally years to develop. +[2891.18 --> 2892.18] And it's not going to be, +[2892.38 --> 2893.96] it's not going to be good enough +[2893.96 --> 2894.92] to just take +[2894.92 --> 2896.14] some existing titles +[2896.14 --> 2897.12] and go now at, +[2897.54 --> 2898.04] you know, +[2898.12 --> 2899.38] 4K with better details +[2899.38 --> 2900.02] or whatever else. +[2900.16 --> 2901.14] If, if, if people +[2901.14 --> 2901.84] were really into that, +[2901.84 --> 2902.70] they'd go buy a PC. +[2903.94 --> 2904.36] However, +[2904.66 --> 2906.84] because a PlayStation 5 +[2906.84 --> 2908.34] would be just +[2908.34 --> 2909.98] PlayStation 4 +[2909.98 --> 2911.32] on steroids +[2911.32 --> 2913.36] with Zen cores, +[2913.46 --> 2914.00] which is going to make +[2914.00 --> 2914.94] a big difference. +[2914.94 --> 2915.76] That's going to be like +[2915.76 --> 2917.02] really nice. +[2917.62 --> 2918.98] And then presumably, +[2919.26 --> 2919.76] and it says +[2919.76 --> 2920.92] Navi-based graphics, +[2921.10 --> 2921.78] which would be, +[2921.84 --> 2922.46] again, +[2922.60 --> 2923.18] very nice. +[2923.24 --> 2923.42] Remember, +[2923.48 --> 2924.06] this is not Vega. +[2924.16 --> 2925.80] This is a new architecture, +[2925.92 --> 2926.48] past Vega. +[2928.44 --> 2929.38] Because it would be +[2929.38 --> 2930.54] just like that on steroids, +[2930.76 --> 2931.46] new architectures, +[2931.46 --> 2932.70] but much more powerful ones, +[2932.78 --> 2934.06] but still fundamentally +[2934.06 --> 2935.50] x86 +[2935.50 --> 2936.70] and, +[2936.84 --> 2938.02] oh crap, +[2938.10 --> 2938.44] what does AMD +[2938.44 --> 2939.22] call their thing again? +[2940.28 --> 2940.76] So what you're saying +[2940.76 --> 2941.14] is a kind of, +[2941.14 --> 2941.58] GCN. +[2941.72 --> 2942.32] It's kind of like PS. +[2942.32 --> 2943.46] No, not GCN anymore. +[2945.50 --> 2945.78] Anyway, +[2946.00 --> 2946.14] the point is. +[2946.14 --> 2946.62] So you're saying +[2946.62 --> 2947.30] it's kind of like +[2947.30 --> 2948.92] PS4 Pro Pro. +[2949.52 --> 2949.92] Yeah, +[2950.06 --> 2950.20] like, +[2950.30 --> 2951.14] but way more Pro. +[2951.50 --> 2952.44] Because the PS4 Pro +[2952.44 --> 2953.56] relied on Crossfire, +[2953.68 --> 2954.62] which was a bad approach. +[2955.60 --> 2956.34] I think actually +[2956.34 --> 2956.92] your theory +[2956.92 --> 2958.30] might have some credence +[2958.30 --> 2959.16] given that one of the other +[2959.16 --> 2960.54] leaked bullet points here +[2960.54 --> 2961.16] is that +[2961.16 --> 2962.72] the PS5 +[2962.72 --> 2963.90] would be backwards compatible +[2963.90 --> 2965.82] with PS4 Pro titles. +[2965.98 --> 2966.40] Why not? +[2967.40 --> 2968.58] It might as well be, +[2968.64 --> 2968.78] right? +[2968.82 --> 2969.90] Because it's +[2969.90 --> 2971.12] fundamentally +[2971.12 --> 2972.44] pretty similar +[2972.44 --> 2973.38] in terms of the hardware. +[2974.48 --> 2974.88] And +[2974.88 --> 2976.16] so you've got, +[2976.34 --> 2976.84] you go, +[2976.98 --> 2977.34] you go. +[2978.10 --> 2978.96] This site, +[2979.20 --> 2979.86] semi-accurate. +[2980.60 --> 2981.88] You haven't heard of it, +[2981.94 --> 2982.24] apparently, +[2982.44 --> 2983.42] but I've been following +[2983.42 --> 2984.30] Charlie, +[2984.54 --> 2985.36] I don't remember +[2985.36 --> 2985.84] how to pronounce, +[2985.94 --> 2986.38] Demerogen? +[2986.94 --> 2987.38] Demerogen? +[2987.38 --> 2988.10] Whatever, +[2988.24 --> 2988.48] Charlie. +[2988.96 --> 2989.88] I've been following +[2989.88 --> 2991.04] Charlie since +[2991.04 --> 2991.84] about +[2991.84 --> 2993.04] 2002, +[2993.42 --> 2994.16] back when he used +[2994.16 --> 2994.68] to work at +[2994.68 --> 2995.32] The Enquirer. +[2996.10 --> 2997.70] Not the National Enquirer, +[2998.28 --> 2999.22] The Enquirer. +[2999.48 --> 2999.90] And +[2999.90 --> 3000.90] back then, +[3001.12 --> 3002.00] The Enquirer +[3002.00 --> 3002.68] was +[3002.68 --> 3004.06] the bomb +[3004.06 --> 3005.28] for industry leaks. +[3005.28 --> 3007.14] They do have a track record +[3007.14 --> 3008.62] of being prescient +[3008.62 --> 3010.44] at accurately leaking, +[3011.40 --> 3013.32] specifically console-related +[3013.32 --> 3015.20] leaks in the past. +[3015.26 --> 3015.78] They've been wrong +[3015.78 --> 3016.28] a couple times +[3016.28 --> 3016.62] on something. +[3016.70 --> 3017.40] I can suggest +[3017.40 --> 3018.44] why that might be. +[3021.52 --> 3021.96] See, +[3022.14 --> 3022.40] okay, +[3023.04 --> 3023.84] and it makes me +[3023.84 --> 3024.50] a little uncomfortable +[3024.50 --> 3024.92] because +[3024.92 --> 3026.36] I've never really +[3026.36 --> 3027.60] talked to Charlie much, +[3027.66 --> 3028.56] so I don't want to +[3028.56 --> 3029.78] talk about him +[3029.78 --> 3030.52] when I don't actually +[3030.52 --> 3031.28] know him that well. +[3031.62 --> 3032.84] But what I can say +[3032.84 --> 3034.14] is that I do know +[3034.14 --> 3035.98] that I've never seen him +[3035.98 --> 3037.22] at an industry event +[3037.22 --> 3038.76] that isn't an AMD one. +[3040.58 --> 3041.18] Okay. +[3041.56 --> 3042.14] So, +[3042.34 --> 3043.90] what I can +[3043.90 --> 3045.40] extrapolate +[3045.40 --> 3046.58] from that particular +[3046.58 --> 3047.30] data point +[3047.30 --> 3048.50] is that +[3048.50 --> 3052.06] if AMD talks to him +[3052.06 --> 3053.38] and no one else does +[3053.38 --> 3055.12] and he gets +[3055.12 --> 3056.06] industry information +[3056.06 --> 3056.66] somehow, +[3057.66 --> 3058.64] that maybe he's +[3058.64 --> 3059.52] getting his information +[3059.52 --> 3060.74] from +[3060.74 --> 3062.16] That's pretty interesting. +[3062.32 --> 3063.02] contacts at AMD. +[3063.02 --> 3064.98] And if he would be, +[3065.30 --> 3066.62] if he has a track record +[3066.62 --> 3067.94] of leaking +[3067.94 --> 3069.28] console news, +[3070.10 --> 3071.46] which AMD +[3071.46 --> 3072.74] has their hardware +[3072.74 --> 3073.24] in, +[3073.46 --> 3074.80] up until the Switch, +[3074.90 --> 3075.54] had their hardware +[3075.54 --> 3076.82] in all three, +[3077.60 --> 3079.40] that would align +[3079.40 --> 3080.72] with my guesses +[3080.72 --> 3081.52] as to where +[3081.52 --> 3082.10] his sources +[3082.10 --> 3083.90] might be from. +[3083.90 --> 3085.04] So, +[3085.04 --> 3085.50] that, +[3085.76 --> 3086.26] to me, +[3086.62 --> 3087.98] adds some credibility +[3087.98 --> 3089.22] because over the years, +[3089.36 --> 3090.16] Charlie has taken +[3090.16 --> 3091.18] a lot of flack +[3091.18 --> 3092.32] for saying a lot of stuff +[3092.32 --> 3093.36] that didn't turn out +[3093.36 --> 3093.86] to be true. +[3094.66 --> 3095.10] But, +[3095.36 --> 3098.54] as a reader of his +[3098.54 --> 3099.46] over the years +[3099.46 --> 3099.88] who, +[3100.28 --> 3100.82] you know, +[3100.90 --> 3101.66] takes rumors +[3101.66 --> 3102.84] with the grain of salt +[3102.84 --> 3103.82] You pay the thousand dollars +[3103.82 --> 3104.04] a year? +[3104.18 --> 3104.42] No. +[3104.82 --> 3105.04] Okay. +[3105.14 --> 3106.26] Are you a student? +[3106.42 --> 3107.14] I read before +[3107.14 --> 3109.88] he put up the paywall. +[3110.32 --> 3110.44] So, +[3110.60 --> 3111.28] but as someone +[3111.28 --> 3111.92] who's kind of +[3111.92 --> 3112.38] paid attention +[3112.38 --> 3113.06] to his career, +[3113.22 --> 3113.74] he's been +[3113.74 --> 3115.02] right enough +[3115.02 --> 3115.98] that if you +[3115.98 --> 3117.58] read with the grain of salt +[3117.58 --> 3118.60] that you should take rumors +[3118.60 --> 3119.66] with in the first place, +[3120.34 --> 3121.28] and he called the site +[3121.28 --> 3122.02] semi-accurate. +[3122.08 --> 3122.22] I mean, +[3122.24 --> 3123.06] what more do you want? +[3124.62 --> 3125.54] He's offered a lot +[3125.54 --> 3125.98] of insight +[3125.98 --> 3127.56] over the years. +[3128.12 --> 3129.46] That's what I'll say. +[3129.74 --> 3129.76] So, +[3129.90 --> 3131.56] I'm not saying, +[3131.72 --> 3131.82] yeah, +[3131.88 --> 3133.04] there's going to be a PS5, +[3133.36 --> 3134.68] but I would suggest +[3134.68 --> 3136.04] that this might be +[3136.04 --> 3136.94] why +[3136.94 --> 3139.50] Sony hasn't had a response +[3139.50 --> 3140.82] to the Xbox One X yet, +[3141.26 --> 3141.94] and +[3141.94 --> 3143.70] this might have been +[3143.70 --> 3144.62] a good move for them +[3144.62 --> 3146.34] to let Microsoft +[3146.34 --> 3147.56] launch the One X +[3147.56 --> 3148.56] a few months ago +[3148.56 --> 3149.58] and then say, +[3149.68 --> 3149.80] okay, +[3149.80 --> 3150.34] you know what? +[3150.38 --> 3151.22] We're going to miss out +[3151.22 --> 3152.08] on having the crown +[3152.08 --> 3152.86] for like a year, +[3153.00 --> 3154.08] but realistically, +[3154.68 --> 3156.20] Microsoft can't run out +[3156.20 --> 3157.54] and release +[3157.54 --> 3158.64] a new Xbox +[3158.64 --> 3160.02] again. +[3160.82 --> 3161.10] So, +[3161.42 --> 3162.28] we're giving up +[3162.28 --> 3163.20] this year now +[3163.20 --> 3164.28] of console, +[3164.64 --> 3165.18] you know, +[3165.62 --> 3166.14] throne-dom, +[3166.56 --> 3167.38] but we should have +[3167.38 --> 3168.08] a year or maybe +[3168.08 --> 3168.74] more than that +[3168.74 --> 3169.22] afterward +[3169.22 --> 3170.64] while Microsoft responds. +[3171.16 --> 3171.26] Yeah, +[3171.28 --> 3171.84] they want to wait +[3171.84 --> 3173.30] until the PS4 Pro sales +[3173.30 --> 3173.98] have peaked +[3173.98 --> 3174.42] and are starting +[3174.42 --> 3175.22] to taper off, +[3176.00 --> 3177.56] but also enough time +[3177.56 --> 3178.76] so people, +[3178.96 --> 3179.76] so some people +[3179.76 --> 3180.96] who bought a PS4 Pro +[3180.96 --> 3182.82] will also buy +[3182.82 --> 3184.10] a PS5 +[3184.10 --> 3184.76] at launch. +[3185.70 --> 3185.98] Obviously, +[3186.02 --> 3186.52] not everyone's +[3186.52 --> 3186.98] going to do that. +[3187.10 --> 3187.94] Another major factor +[3187.94 --> 3188.94] is that they're +[3188.94 --> 3190.30] at AMD's mercy here. +[3190.64 --> 3191.38] They can't release +[3191.38 --> 3192.26] a faster console +[3192.26 --> 3193.36] until AMD releases +[3193.36 --> 3194.46] a faster freaking +[3194.46 --> 3195.14] piece of hardware. +[3196.08 --> 3196.48] So, +[3197.02 --> 3198.78] that custom SoC +[3198.78 --> 3199.68] design process +[3199.68 --> 3200.40] takes time +[3200.40 --> 3201.58] and you can't +[3201.58 --> 3202.52] start that process +[3202.52 --> 3203.10] until +[3203.10 --> 3205.00] the individual +[3205.00 --> 3205.98] components of it, +[3206.10 --> 3206.90] so both the CPU +[3206.90 --> 3207.92] and GPU, +[3208.28 --> 3209.04] are at least +[3209.04 --> 3209.90] somewhat finalized. +[3210.30 --> 3210.40] So, +[3210.56 --> 3211.38] that looks, +[3211.54 --> 3211.78] I mean, +[3211.84 --> 3212.30] that timeline +[3212.30 --> 3213.20] sounds not that, +[3213.54 --> 3214.06] you know what? +[3214.16 --> 3214.88] The more we talk +[3214.88 --> 3215.40] about this, +[3216.66 --> 3217.74] I'm going with it. +[3217.74 --> 3217.98] Oh, +[3218.22 --> 3219.28] PS5, +[3219.90 --> 3220.62] this Q4. +[3220.80 --> 3221.24] It's on. +[3221.40 --> 3221.84] Put your balls +[3221.84 --> 3222.28] on the table. +[3222.40 --> 3222.82] There you go. +[3222.96 --> 3223.44] Bet something. +[3224.76 --> 3225.10] So, +[3225.18 --> 3225.80] the bet would be +[3225.80 --> 3226.78] either it's coming +[3226.78 --> 3227.86] out holiday season +[3227.86 --> 3229.04] or it's being +[3229.04 --> 3230.24] announced at E3 +[3230.24 --> 3232.98] next June? +[3234.14 --> 3234.70] Or I guess +[3234.70 --> 3235.22] this June. +[3235.50 --> 3235.66] Yeah, +[3235.68 --> 3236.00] I don't know. +[3237.46 --> 3238.00] I'm going to say +[3238.00 --> 3239.38] it's coming holiday season. +[3239.48 --> 3240.18] I don't know exactly +[3240.18 --> 3240.58] how they're going +[3240.58 --> 3241.12] to handle the hype +[3241.12 --> 3241.86] leading up to the release, +[3241.94 --> 3242.40] but you know what? +[3242.42 --> 3242.66] I'm in. +[3243.36 --> 3243.86] When are they +[3243.86 --> 3244.50] going to announce it? +[3244.60 --> 3245.08] They can't wait +[3245.08 --> 3245.98] until E3 at June. +[3246.78 --> 3247.26] Could they? +[3247.30 --> 3247.42] Yeah, +[3247.42 --> 3247.72] they could. +[3247.82 --> 3247.94] Yeah, +[3247.98 --> 3248.42] that gives them +[3248.42 --> 3248.94] like a few months. +[3248.96 --> 3249.82] Do they need to announce +[3249.82 --> 3250.50] it at a conference +[3250.50 --> 3251.58] or an event +[3251.58 --> 3252.20] or can they just +[3252.20 --> 3253.50] launch it? +[3253.62 --> 3254.46] More and more companies. +[3254.74 --> 3255.02] Excuse me, +[3255.06 --> 3255.72] I mean announce it. +[3255.92 --> 3256.72] Microsoft did this +[3256.72 --> 3257.62] for the Xbox One. +[3258.50 --> 3259.34] More and more companies +[3259.34 --> 3259.92] are just doing +[3259.92 --> 3260.74] an Apple style +[3260.74 --> 3262.44] conference. +[3263.32 --> 3263.74] They're just doing, +[3263.80 --> 3264.14] you know what? +[3264.82 --> 3265.28] Forget it. +[3265.30 --> 3265.62] We're not going +[3265.62 --> 3266.08] to announce things +[3266.08 --> 3266.74] at CES +[3266.74 --> 3267.38] or Computex +[3267.38 --> 3267.78] or E3 +[3267.78 --> 3268.00] or whatever. +[3268.10 --> 3269.24] We'll do our own party. +[3269.36 --> 3269.86] But they do it, +[3269.96 --> 3270.46] Apple does it +[3270.46 --> 3271.24] at their own conference +[3271.24 --> 3271.60] every year. +[3272.08 --> 3272.58] But does Sony +[3272.58 --> 3273.10] have one of those? +[3273.96 --> 3274.76] I don't know +[3274.76 --> 3275.44] if Sony's done that +[3275.44 --> 3276.14] but more and more +[3276.14 --> 3276.84] companies are trying +[3276.84 --> 3277.26] to do this. +[3277.32 --> 3277.72] So yeah, +[3277.72 --> 3278.34] let's find out. +[3278.88 --> 3280.00] Maybe they'll just +[3280.00 --> 3280.50] do their own thing. +[3281.94 --> 3283.32] I'm seeing CES, +[3283.46 --> 3284.46] I'm seeing E3, +[3284.46 --> 3285.90] MWC. +[3285.90 --> 3286.24] You never know. +[3287.24 --> 3288.00] Speaking of things +[3288.00 --> 3288.68] you never know, +[3289.00 --> 3289.88] you never know +[3289.88 --> 3290.70] when Big Brother +[3290.70 --> 3291.34] is watching. +[3291.78 --> 3292.56] The original article +[3292.56 --> 3293.58] here is from CNET. +[3293.96 --> 3294.74] Sorry for the abrupt +[3294.74 --> 3295.38] change in topics +[3295.38 --> 3296.06] but I really want +[3296.06 --> 3296.58] to cover this +[3296.58 --> 3297.18] and it's like +[3297.18 --> 3298.22] 20 after 6 already +[3298.22 --> 3299.16] and I really want +[3299.16 --> 3299.72] to talk about this. +[3300.90 --> 3302.06] I am going +[3302.06 --> 3303.48] to Shenzhen +[3303.48 --> 3304.56] on Monday. +[3306.32 --> 3308.00] So an AI company +[3308.00 --> 3308.70] that works with +[3308.70 --> 3309.54] Shenzhen police +[3309.54 --> 3311.04] is creating a system +[3311.04 --> 3311.94] that will use +[3311.94 --> 3313.22] CCTV cameras +[3313.22 --> 3314.78] to identify +[3314.78 --> 3315.82] jaywalkers +[3315.82 --> 3316.46] and send them +[3316.46 --> 3317.06] a fine +[3317.06 --> 3318.82] via a messaging app. +[3319.56 --> 3319.86] Okay, +[3319.98 --> 3321.42] so full disclosure +[3321.42 --> 3321.72] here, +[3322.34 --> 3323.32] that CNET article +[3323.32 --> 3324.62] is from July 2017 +[3324.62 --> 3325.54] because this is +[3325.54 --> 3326.44] the fact that +[3326.44 --> 3328.54] people are getting +[3328.54 --> 3329.56] in trouble, +[3329.72 --> 3330.28] like their faces +[3330.28 --> 3331.06] are being projected +[3331.06 --> 3332.26] onto a giant billboard +[3332.26 --> 3333.18] in real time +[3333.18 --> 3334.14] because these facial +[3334.14 --> 3335.12] recognition equipped +[3335.12 --> 3336.56] cameras are watching +[3336.56 --> 3337.42] them jaywalk. +[3337.60 --> 3338.60] That's old news. +[3338.76 --> 3339.58] That's been since +[3339.58 --> 3340.14] last summer. +[3340.52 --> 3342.00] The new update +[3342.00 --> 3343.34] now is that +[3343.34 --> 3344.50] if that happens +[3344.50 --> 3344.88] to you, +[3345.16 --> 3345.66] you might just +[3345.66 --> 3346.34] get an SMS +[3346.34 --> 3346.96] that's like, +[3347.02 --> 3347.62] here's your fine, +[3347.74 --> 3347.88] bud, +[3348.00 --> 3348.44] click through +[3348.44 --> 3349.12] and pay it. +[3350.90 --> 3351.66] Could be SMS, +[3351.80 --> 3352.64] could be in WeChat, +[3352.78 --> 3353.22] which is, +[3353.42 --> 3353.90] I guess, +[3353.96 --> 3354.38] gets compared +[3354.38 --> 3355.48] to Chinese WhatsApp. +[3356.44 --> 3357.96] So over 10 months, +[3358.10 --> 3358.82] ending in February +[3358.82 --> 3359.44] of this year, +[3359.76 --> 3360.50] these boards +[3360.50 --> 3361.36] that they created +[3361.36 --> 3364.24] displayed 13,930 +[3364.24 --> 3365.44] jaywalker faces. +[3366.38 --> 3367.70] It's like a public +[3367.70 --> 3368.64] shaming thing +[3368.64 --> 3369.00] or something, +[3369.00 --> 3369.02] I guess? +[3369.02 --> 3369.04] Yeah, +[3369.10 --> 3369.22] well, +[3369.26 --> 3370.08] apparently jaywalking +[3370.08 --> 3370.72] is a bigger deal +[3370.72 --> 3371.10] in China +[3371.10 --> 3372.82] than it is over here. +[3373.08 --> 3373.78] I can kind of see that. +[3373.82 --> 3374.48] There's more people, +[3374.62 --> 3375.22] they have a different +[3375.22 --> 3375.60] attitude, +[3376.38 --> 3377.30] both the pedestrians +[3377.30 --> 3377.90] have a different +[3377.90 --> 3378.92] attitude to the law, +[3379.18 --> 3380.48] according to Chinese +[3380.48 --> 3382.22] political party +[3382.22 --> 3382.98] opinion anyway, +[3383.12 --> 3384.08] and drivers have +[3384.08 --> 3385.02] a different standpoint +[3385.02 --> 3386.22] to pedestrian +[3386.22 --> 3387.00] right of way. +[3387.10 --> 3387.42] Apparently, +[3387.98 --> 3389.86] I saw there's studies +[3389.86 --> 3390.90] where in Germany +[3390.90 --> 3391.68] you might only wait +[3391.68 --> 3392.34] 60 seconds +[3392.34 --> 3393.04] to cross the road, +[3393.12 --> 3394.12] but in China +[3394.12 --> 3395.28] it might be 90 seconds +[3395.28 --> 3395.82] and that's longer +[3395.82 --> 3396.74] than people need to wait. +[3396.88 --> 3397.38] And even when +[3397.38 --> 3397.94] it's their turn, +[3397.94 --> 3398.74] the drivers might +[3398.74 --> 3399.64] still just +[3399.64 --> 3401.52] not respect +[3401.52 --> 3402.20] their right of way +[3402.20 --> 3402.58] anyway. +[3403.00 --> 3404.18] So there's a lot +[3404.18 --> 3404.92] of jaywalking +[3404.92 --> 3405.80] and presumably +[3405.80 --> 3406.68] because of the +[3406.68 --> 3407.32] number of people +[3407.32 --> 3407.52] there, +[3407.68 --> 3409.28] it causes a lot +[3409.28 --> 3409.76] of traffic +[3409.76 --> 3410.44] and bottlenecks. +[3410.62 --> 3411.34] So there's a high +[3411.34 --> 3412.48] incentive for the +[3412.48 --> 3413.12] government to try +[3413.12 --> 3413.92] to work this out. +[3414.00 --> 3414.66] So one of the ways +[3414.66 --> 3415.64] they'll de-incentivize +[3415.64 --> 3416.80] people to jaywalk +[3416.80 --> 3417.84] is by socially +[3417.84 --> 3418.36] shaming them, +[3418.40 --> 3419.02] putting their face +[3419.02 --> 3420.02] and their family name +[3420.02 --> 3420.52] by the way, +[3420.76 --> 3421.52] up on a giant +[3421.52 --> 3422.30] billboard that you +[3422.30 --> 3422.74] can see. +[3423.44 --> 3424.16] And now, +[3424.30 --> 3424.96] I guess they're +[3424.96 --> 3425.34] attaching +[3425.34 --> 3427.50] a monetary incentive +[3427.50 --> 3428.50] or de-incentive +[3428.50 --> 3429.66] on that as well. +[3429.76 --> 3429.96] I mean, +[3430.02 --> 3430.62] this is just so +[3430.62 --> 3431.22] apparently only +[3431.22 --> 3432.04] about 10% +[3432.04 --> 3432.86] of the population +[3432.86 --> 3433.66] can be identified +[3433.66 --> 3434.50] by the city +[3434.50 --> 3435.44] or by the system +[3435.44 --> 3436.04] in the city +[3436.04 --> 3437.08] of Shenzhen. +[3437.92 --> 3439.92] But if you consider +[3439.92 --> 3441.40] that they're already +[3441.40 --> 3442.26] working with +[3442.26 --> 3443.66] third parties +[3443.66 --> 3444.98] like these chat +[3444.98 --> 3445.54] applications +[3445.54 --> 3447.56] to deliver fines, +[3448.00 --> 3448.84] presumably they could +[3448.84 --> 3449.36] work with +[3449.36 --> 3450.88] third parties +[3450.88 --> 3451.86] like, +[3452.08 --> 3453.36] crap, +[3453.48 --> 3453.94] what's their +[3453.94 --> 3455.12] Amazon, +[3455.36 --> 3455.74] Alibaba? +[3456.02 --> 3456.48] Like they could +[3456.48 --> 3457.30] work with Alibaba. +[3457.30 --> 3457.72] Aliexpress. +[3458.38 --> 3458.88] Well, no, +[3458.90 --> 3459.72] Aliexpress is +[3459.72 --> 3460.42] part, +[3460.50 --> 3461.02] is like... +[3461.02 --> 3461.22] Yeah, +[3461.28 --> 3462.02] but Alibaba is +[3462.02 --> 3463.14] like to contact +[3463.14 --> 3463.78] manufacturers, +[3463.98 --> 3464.90] not to just buy stuff. +[3464.92 --> 3465.10] you're right, +[3465.16 --> 3465.42] you're right. +[3466.26 --> 3467.02] So they could +[3467.02 --> 3468.02] work with... +[3468.02 --> 3468.24] Wait, +[3468.32 --> 3468.90] hold on a second. +[3470.80 --> 3471.18] Oh, +[3471.28 --> 3471.76] where's he going? +[3475.66 --> 3476.62] Alibaba Group, +[3477.16 --> 3478.22] Chinese multinational +[3478.22 --> 3478.52] e-com... +[3478.52 --> 3478.64] Yeah, +[3478.70 --> 3478.78] no, +[3478.84 --> 3479.48] Alibaba Group, +[3479.56 --> 3479.86] not like +[3479.86 --> 3480.66] Alibaba.com +[3480.66 --> 3481.12] necessarily. +[3481.42 --> 3481.68] Okay. +[3482.24 --> 3482.64] Anyway, +[3482.80 --> 3483.72] so the point is +[3483.72 --> 3484.84] that they could +[3484.84 --> 3485.54] work with companies +[3485.54 --> 3486.22] like that +[3486.22 --> 3487.48] that have... +[3487.48 --> 3487.90] Or they could +[3487.90 --> 3488.52] work with +[3488.52 --> 3489.48] Chinese phone +[3489.48 --> 3490.20] manufacturers, +[3490.38 --> 3490.90] for example, +[3491.08 --> 3491.54] that... +[3492.66 --> 3493.14] I'm not going +[3493.14 --> 3493.88] to say who +[3493.88 --> 3494.76] or what they're +[3494.76 --> 3495.40] doing now, +[3495.50 --> 3496.56] but have been +[3496.56 --> 3497.74] known in the past +[3497.74 --> 3498.56] to put, +[3498.64 --> 3498.92] you know, +[3498.96 --> 3499.60] back doors on +[3499.60 --> 3500.50] phones and... +[3500.50 --> 3501.42] Or share information +[3501.42 --> 3501.90] with the Chinese +[3501.90 --> 3502.24] government. +[3502.62 --> 3503.24] So they could +[3503.24 --> 3503.96] work with these +[3503.96 --> 3505.46] groups to make +[3505.46 --> 3506.42] the facial recognition +[3506.42 --> 3507.62] just one part +[3507.62 --> 3508.28] of how they +[3508.28 --> 3509.02] identify you. +[3509.22 --> 3510.10] So they could +[3510.10 --> 3511.10] monitor where you go, +[3511.38 --> 3512.12] what you buy, +[3512.40 --> 3513.04] who you spend +[3513.04 --> 3513.82] your time with, +[3513.94 --> 3514.70] and they could +[3514.70 --> 3515.46] use all of these +[3515.46 --> 3516.88] things to augment +[3516.88 --> 3517.88] their facial recognition +[3517.88 --> 3519.36] technology so that +[3519.36 --> 3520.08] they could actually +[3520.08 --> 3521.72] make a very, +[3521.96 --> 3523.14] very good guess +[3523.14 --> 3525.78] as to who you are +[3525.78 --> 3526.96] even if they don't +[3526.96 --> 3528.04] get a perfect look +[3528.04 --> 3528.56] at your face. +[3528.68 --> 3529.10] And where you are. +[3529.16 --> 3529.84] They can track you +[3529.84 --> 3530.50] while you're driving +[3530.50 --> 3531.02] your car. +[3531.18 --> 3531.46] Exactly. +[3531.48 --> 3532.12] There are apparently +[3532.12 --> 3533.76] 600 million CCTV +[3533.76 --> 3534.94] cameras in China. +[3535.58 --> 3536.68] It's like... +[3536.68 --> 3537.64] It's getting to +[3537.64 --> 3538.36] full-on surveillance +[3538.36 --> 3538.78] state. +[3539.34 --> 3540.22] And some of these +[3540.22 --> 3540.96] things are positive, +[3540.96 --> 3542.22] like there's benefits +[3542.22 --> 3542.78] from it. +[3543.50 --> 3544.44] You can go to +[3544.44 --> 3545.34] certain airports in +[3545.34 --> 3547.00] China and not have +[3547.00 --> 3547.56] a boarding pass. +[3547.62 --> 3548.20] It's all facial +[3548.20 --> 3548.66] recognition. +[3548.96 --> 3549.66] Your hands are full +[3549.66 --> 3550.26] of your bags. +[3550.64 --> 3551.86] You just walk by +[3551.86 --> 3553.74] the attendant as you +[3553.74 --> 3554.38] go onto the plane. +[3554.52 --> 3555.50] Like that's pretty +[3555.50 --> 3555.86] sweet. +[3556.30 --> 3556.58] Wow. +[3557.74 --> 3558.36] Maybe you'll get to +[3558.36 --> 3558.72] do that. +[3558.98 --> 3559.58] If you're in an +[3559.58 --> 3560.24] airport that has +[3560.24 --> 3560.74] that, you should +[3560.74 --> 3561.18] make a video. +[3562.30 --> 3562.84] There's no way +[3562.84 --> 3563.36] I'll be able to do +[3563.36 --> 3563.88] it because I won't +[3563.88 --> 3565.04] be registered. +[3565.32 --> 3565.96] In fact, the reason +[3565.96 --> 3566.98] why only 10% of the +[3566.98 --> 3567.88] population of Shenzhen +[3567.88 --> 3569.62] gets their faces +[3569.62 --> 3570.94] recognized is because +[3570.94 --> 3573.36] presumably it's +[3573.36 --> 3574.06] like the database +[3574.06 --> 3574.96] of all the +[3574.96 --> 3575.64] different provinces +[3575.64 --> 3576.46] isn't integrated. +[3576.66 --> 3577.48] So if you live in +[3577.48 --> 3577.94] Shenzhen but you're +[3577.94 --> 3578.30] from a different +[3578.30 --> 3579.42] province, then they +[3579.42 --> 3579.98] just don't have +[3579.98 --> 3581.32] your record available. +[3582.70 --> 3583.52] So that's why they +[3583.52 --> 3584.06] think that the +[3584.06 --> 3584.68] number of people +[3584.68 --> 3586.04] who will be +[3586.04 --> 3586.88] susceptible to this +[3586.88 --> 3588.20] tech should go up +[3588.20 --> 3589.08] dramatically once they +[3589.08 --> 3590.54] do get a more +[3590.54 --> 3591.70] broadly based system +[3591.70 --> 3593.38] in the future. +[3593.88 --> 3594.46] All right. +[3594.72 --> 3595.62] Last topic for the +[3595.62 --> 3596.78] day because we are +[3596.78 --> 3597.46] not going to stop +[3597.46 --> 3598.26] harping on this, +[3598.40 --> 3599.92] at least until you +[3599.92 --> 3600.44] guys get bored +[3600.44 --> 3600.74] of it. +[3603.46 --> 3604.58] More GeForce +[3604.58 --> 3605.60] partner program +[3605.60 --> 3606.14] news. +[3607.64 --> 3610.04] Asus to Ares. +[3610.92 --> 3611.58] Is it just me or +[3611.58 --> 3612.22] does that sound like +[3612.22 --> 3612.78] kind of like a +[3612.78 --> 3613.26] Spanish? +[3613.68 --> 3614.48] I'm actually trying to +[3614.48 --> 3615.38] figure out if it's +[3615.38 --> 3616.04] supposed to be like +[3616.04 --> 3616.60] Ares. +[3617.34 --> 3618.58] Well, Ares used to +[3618.58 --> 3618.72] be. +[3618.72 --> 3619.76] They had Ares before +[3619.76 --> 3620.62] with an S on the +[3620.62 --> 3620.78] end. +[3621.00 --> 3621.60] What they called +[3621.60 --> 3623.02] their ROG AMD +[3623.02 --> 3623.82] based cards. +[3624.32 --> 3625.28] So it was at the +[3625.28 --> 3626.06] very high end. +[3626.14 --> 3627.04] They had Mars on the +[3627.04 --> 3627.56] Nvidia side. +[3627.56 --> 3628.00] Well, maybe that's +[3628.00 --> 3629.38] intentional because +[3629.38 --> 3630.02] they're not allowed to +[3630.02 --> 3631.06] say ROG anymore. +[3631.26 --> 3631.96] They're still saying +[3631.96 --> 3632.42] Strix. +[3633.44 --> 3634.48] So maybe people +[3634.48 --> 3635.32] will remember that +[3635.32 --> 3637.28] Ares was ROG. +[3637.48 --> 3639.14] Because losing ROG +[3639.14 --> 3640.02] hurts, man. +[3640.10 --> 3640.44] Like people, +[3640.64 --> 3641.32] consumers know what +[3641.32 --> 3642.54] ROG is and they +[3642.54 --> 3643.12] want to buy it. +[3643.16 --> 3643.80] Which is still +[3643.80 --> 3644.64] bizarre to me because +[3644.64 --> 3645.28] I still remember +[3645.28 --> 3646.14] being just like +[3646.14 --> 3647.66] baffled and angered +[3647.66 --> 3648.82] by the original +[3648.82 --> 3650.42] implementation of +[3650.42 --> 3650.94] that branding. +[3651.34 --> 3651.84] I was just like, +[3652.00 --> 3652.70] this is so stupid. +[3653.12 --> 3653.92] What does Republic of +[3653.92 --> 3654.64] Gamers even mean? +[3654.70 --> 3655.28] What is this like a +[3655.28 --> 3656.18] place where all the +[3656.18 --> 3656.80] gamers live? +[3656.88 --> 3657.38] You've never been. +[3659.24 --> 3660.12] It smells weird, +[3660.20 --> 3660.78] but it's pretty dope +[3660.78 --> 3660.98] there. +[3664.84 --> 3665.62] That's what we need +[3665.62 --> 3666.36] as a new sponsor. +[3666.60 --> 3667.30] Like a deodorant +[3667.30 --> 3667.68] product. +[3668.24 --> 3669.54] People's Republic of +[3669.54 --> 3669.64] Gamers. +[3669.64 --> 3670.16] The sales pitch +[3670.16 --> 3670.74] writes itself. +[3670.86 --> 3671.20] It's like, +[3671.56 --> 3672.36] too busy gaming to +[3672.36 --> 3672.66] shower? +[3673.26 --> 3674.40] Just use this spray. +[3675.18 --> 3676.00] No problem. +[3676.58 --> 3677.24] At least for a +[3677.24 --> 3677.58] little while. +[3678.30 --> 3678.84] Eventually you'll +[3678.84 --> 3679.30] have a problem. +[3682.06 --> 3682.62] Thuristics! +[3682.62 --> 3684.30] Asus ROG Strix +[3684.30 --> 3685.06] turns into +[3685.06 --> 3687.30] Ares Strix. +[3688.00 --> 3689.04] Asus Duel +[3689.04 --> 3690.16] turns into +[3690.16 --> 3691.86] Ares Duel. +[3692.78 --> 3693.84] Asus Expedition, +[3693.92 --> 3694.30] which I've never +[3694.30 --> 3695.14] even heard of before, +[3695.26 --> 3695.82] turns into +[3695.82 --> 3696.80] Ares Expedition. +[3696.84 --> 3697.52] It's way out there. +[3697.54 --> 3698.60] So not only +[3698.60 --> 3700.42] do we appear +[3700.42 --> 3702.52] to be losing +[3702.52 --> 3704.52] ROG branding, +[3704.90 --> 3705.78] it looks like +[3705.78 --> 3706.58] they aren't even +[3706.58 --> 3707.74] putting Asus +[3707.74 --> 3708.54] branding on the +[3708.54 --> 3708.86] cards. +[3708.86 --> 3712.72] That weirds +[3712.72 --> 3713.26] me out a little +[3713.26 --> 3713.54] bit. +[3714.22 --> 3714.68] Isn't that a +[3714.68 --> 3714.90] maybe? +[3715.22 --> 3716.58] At what point is +[3716.58 --> 3717.18] somebody going to +[3717.18 --> 3718.32] leak this freaking +[3718.32 --> 3719.58] agreement so that +[3719.58 --> 3720.18] we can have a look +[3720.18 --> 3720.42] at it? +[3720.48 --> 3721.90] Because I'll tell +[3721.90 --> 3722.06] you, +[3722.14 --> 3723.88] 99% of the time +[3723.88 --> 3725.94] when some +[3725.94 --> 3727.14] controversial +[3727.14 --> 3728.34] document gets +[3728.34 --> 3728.94] leaked or whatever, +[3729.44 --> 3730.56] I'll read a bunch +[3730.56 --> 3731.00] of articles, +[3731.16 --> 3731.68] figure out what +[3731.68 --> 3732.48] the consensus is, +[3732.54 --> 3732.76] and go, +[3732.86 --> 3733.40] okay, yeah. +[3733.68 --> 3734.98] Or I might read +[3734.98 --> 3735.46] a couple of +[3735.46 --> 3736.14] paragraphs of the +[3736.14 --> 3736.26] thing. +[3736.36 --> 3737.56] If the G-Force +[3737.56 --> 3738.20] partner program +[3738.20 --> 3738.44] leaked, +[3738.56 --> 3738.94] I would read +[3738.94 --> 3739.32] the whole +[3739.32 --> 3739.66] thing, +[3739.82 --> 3740.52] like multiple +[3740.52 --> 3740.92] times. +[3741.08 --> 3742.32] I want to +[3742.32 --> 3742.80] understand. +[3743.12 --> 3743.46] I don't just +[3743.46 --> 3743.86] want to see +[3743.86 --> 3744.40] what's in there. +[3744.72 --> 3745.18] I want to +[3745.18 --> 3746.04] understand what's +[3746.04 --> 3746.48] in there because +[3746.48 --> 3747.12] this sounds like +[3747.12 --> 3747.96] a scary +[3747.96 --> 3749.20] freaking document. +[3749.58 --> 3749.98] Well, in the +[3749.98 --> 3750.38] original, +[3751.12 --> 3752.12] what's the site +[3752.12 --> 3752.66] that leaked it? +[3753.22 --> 3753.66] HardOCP, +[3753.88 --> 3753.96] right? +[3754.46 --> 3755.20] In that original +[3755.20 --> 3756.80] blog post or +[3756.80 --> 3757.24] article, +[3758.04 --> 3760.50] he wondered +[3760.50 --> 3761.34] if it was +[3761.34 --> 3762.06] actually legal. +[3764.32 --> 3765.12] I don't know, +[3765.18 --> 3765.44] man. +[3766.22 --> 3767.02] Me too. +[3768.20 --> 3768.56] So, +[3768.62 --> 3768.86] thanks for +[3768.86 --> 3769.14] watching, +[3769.24 --> 3769.52] guys. +[3769.78 --> 3770.40] See you again +[3770.40 --> 3770.84] next week. +[3770.94 --> 3771.28] Same bad +[3771.28 --> 3771.60] time, +[3771.70 --> 3772.08] same bad +[3772.08 --> 3772.42] channel. +[3772.92 --> 3773.46] So much +[3773.46 --> 3773.74] bacon. +[3773.94 --> 3774.42] Maybe a different +[3774.42 --> 3774.82] co-host. +[3777.04 --> 3777.48] No, +[3777.88 --> 3778.12] no, +[3778.20 --> 3778.38] no, +[3778.44 --> 3778.64] no, +[3778.64 --> 3779.12] hold on, +[3779.16 --> 3779.32] no, +[3779.38 --> 3779.80] hold on, +[3779.88 --> 3780.10] no, +[3780.18 --> 3781.04] hold on a minute. +[3781.04 --> 3781.50] Same bad +[3781.50 --> 3781.92] time, +[3782.34 --> 3783.34] variable co-host. +[3783.52 --> 3784.16] Hold on a minute. +[3784.46 --> 3784.58] Wait, +[3784.66 --> 3784.98] are you looking at +[3784.98 --> 3785.56] the dates of +[3785.56 --> 3785.86] tax? +[3785.94 --> 3786.22] No, +[3786.26 --> 3786.50] no, +[3786.50 --> 3786.60] no, +[3786.60 --> 3786.74] no, +[3786.80 --> 3787.06] we're going to +[3787.06 --> 3787.92] straw pull this. +[3787.98 --> 3788.20] We're going to +[3788.20 --> 3788.82] straw pull this. +[3789.50 --> 3789.90] James. +[3790.98 --> 3791.26] Okay, +[3791.62 --> 3792.32] good +[3792.32 --> 3793.58] job. +[3793.58 --> 3795.70] All right, +[3795.76 --> 3796.38] let's get some +[3796.38 --> 3797.14] options in here. +[3797.80 --> 3798.20] Yes, +[3798.90 --> 3799.48] no, +[3800.80 --> 3802.24] donkey balls. +[3802.70 --> 3802.96] Ooh, +[3803.60 --> 3804.42] I'm going to log in +[3804.42 --> 3805.34] and vote donkey balls. +[3805.38 --> 3806.48] Create this pull here. +[3806.72 --> 3807.02] Come on, +[3807.04 --> 3807.40] you guys. +[3808.20 --> 3808.92] You got to let us know. +[3809.02 --> 3810.24] Do you really want a new +[3810.24 --> 3811.08] co-host next week? +[3811.08 --> 3813.42] I guess I ignored the +[3813.42 --> 3815.34] possibility that the new +[3815.34 --> 3816.80] co-host being replaced +[3816.80 --> 3818.04] would be me because I'm +[3818.04 --> 3818.86] traveling next week. +[3819.30 --> 3819.66] Oh, +[3819.74 --> 3819.98] yeah. +[3820.40 --> 3821.66] Some people have said that +[3821.66 --> 3822.40] Luke James is their +[3822.40 --> 3823.00] favorite combo. +[3824.40 --> 3824.84] Well, +[3824.90 --> 3825.74] it was my mom. +[3829.08 --> 3830.02] She's biased. +[3831.14 --> 3831.58] Oh, +[3831.70 --> 3832.78] terrible. +[3833.12 --> 3833.32] Hey, +[3833.40 --> 3834.30] more donkey balls than +[3834.30 --> 3834.68] nose. +[3834.78 --> 3835.18] Come on, +[3835.22 --> 3835.80] donkey balls. +[3835.80 --> 3836.24] Let's get it. +[3836.32 --> 3837.18] Let's get our act together +[3837.18 --> 3837.44] here. +[3837.48 --> 3838.16] That's a win. +[3838.32 --> 3839.32] I want to see some more +[3839.32 --> 3839.90] donkey ball. +[3839.90 --> 3842.80] That's what the poster +[3842.80 --> 3844.00] on your office door is +[3844.00 --> 3844.56] about. +[3845.56 --> 3846.86] Donkey balls inside. +[3846.98 --> 3847.14] Well, +[3847.18 --> 3847.76] I didn't need the whole +[3847.76 --> 3848.52] donkey for that. +[3848.64 --> 3848.86] Wait, +[3849.62 --> 3850.66] Linus likes donkey balls. +[3851.02 --> 3851.78] James donkey. +[3854.32 --> 3855.26] And we'll see you again +[3855.26 --> 3855.76] next week. +[3858.54 --> 3859.26] Good show. +[3859.42 --> 3860.52] Most people said good job. +[3860.86 --> 3861.18] Cool. +[3861.66 --> 3862.46] 51% +[3862.46 --> 3863.28] so it's like a very +[3863.28 --> 3863.90] narrow most. +[3864.62 --> 3864.94] Oh, +[3864.94 --> 3865.32] oh. +[3868.66 --> 3869.62] That was a good show. +[3869.90 --> 3870.14] No, +[3870.20 --> 3870.38] it was fun. +[3870.58 --> 3871.50] Felt smooth. +[3872.30 --> 3873.00] You know we're still +[3873.00 --> 3873.26] live, +[3873.32 --> 3873.38] right? +[3873.44 --> 3873.84] That's good. +[3875.58 --> 3876.54] Felt smooth, +[3876.84 --> 3877.44] buttery, +[3878.12 --> 3879.16] savage jerky smooth. +[3879.82 --> 3880.70] Smooth like honey. +[3881.62 --> 3882.74] Thresh books. +[3882.98 --> 3883.54] Number four. +[3887.94 --> 3888.42] Sriracha. diff --git a/New CPUs From Intel and AMD - WAN Show June 6 2018_transcript.txt b/New CPUs From Intel and AMD - WAN Show June 6 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7aa786252b8a1edc10e345e03e7a3677087c22fd --- /dev/null +++ b/New CPUs From Intel and AMD - WAN Show June 6 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,612 @@ +[0.00 --> 8.50] boom and we're live hey all right hey welcome to the WAN show this week we have John it's been a +[8.50 --> 14.20] while it has been a while I do you remember the last time no I don't I remember the audience I +[14.20 --> 19.44] vaguely remember a Santa hat maybe so it's probably been a while okay but yeah that might have been +[19.44 --> 25.42] the like I I've done this every year where I bring each person onto the show yeah at the end +[25.42 --> 29.98] well it might have been that yeah when I got stuck at the U.S. border people are saying John but +[29.98 --> 35.32] they're spelling it wrong oh no someone spelled it right that happens literally every time like it +[35.32 --> 39.90] happens to me on Twitter and my name is right there it's on Twitter and they send you a message +[39.90 --> 44.36] it has the at and then the correct spelling of your name and if you're on the forum you might know +[44.36 --> 49.42] in my signature I say I stole my name without an h people still get it wrong so I'm just I'm used to +[49.42 --> 54.16] it by now I don't even notice it anymore yeah well that's a lie I do but you know my problem is that +[54.16 --> 60.82] I know like three different spellings of John well no one of them is Johnny I guess oh yeah okay +[60.82 --> 67.96] his is like actually kind of weird for a Johnny what is because it's five letters yeah yeah so I +[67.96 --> 73.22] don't know yeah we're talking about the guy that does some of our server work here who is also my +[73.22 --> 78.30] landlord funnily enough and and people have seen him on camera yeah they have so yeah Johnny's Johnny's +[78.30 --> 83.82] basically the nicest person on the entire planet but he can't make it to so every single year I will get +[83.82 --> 88.20] into the show in a second don't worry but every single year since I was like 15 I've been going +[88.20 --> 94.08] to PAX West and I bring all my friends every time and Johnny can't make it this time and really very +[94.08 --> 99.42] weird it's actually like very very weird that he's not going to be that really is strange uh the rest +[99.42 --> 103.22] of people that have been going that are going to be going are all like it's so weird that Johnny's +[103.22 --> 107.44] not gonna what are we gonna do I don't know I feel like he would be the straw that serves a drink +[107.44 --> 112.34] so to speak so yeah yeah so it'll be it'll be interesting but it should be good this week we have +[112.34 --> 117.12] interesting news because like Computex is happening and E3 is right around the corner and all this kind +[117.12 --> 121.62] of stuff there's interesting stuff going on we don't have a lot of gaming news quite yet because +[121.62 --> 129.30] I think that'll probably be next week um but we've got Intel news a unnamed 28 core 56 thread CPU +[129.30 --> 136.26] we've got news about second gen Threadripper being on track for a Q3 2018 launch that means this +[136.26 --> 141.92] year also massive changes to the Steam store we were talking about this recently on a WAN show +[141.92 --> 146.84] it's gonna be crazy I actually think it's super cool but we'll talk about that later there's an +[146.84 --> 155.34] obscene amount of notes on that uh AMD unveiling a 7 nanometer GPU that's insane gigabyte making fake +[155.34 --> 161.92] RAM and it's actually really cool so it's kind of like bonded leather +[161.92 --> 168.74] I understand that and then actually my favorite news of this week even though it doesn't necessarily +[168.74 --> 175.78] sound super cool see Sonic introducing SCMD and your cable clutter it's amazing I can't show you +[175.78 --> 181.70] what it is right now I'm getting one for surezies but we'll have to talk about that later I'm constantly +[181.70 --> 186.08] kicking the cables underneath my desk in my office they won't help you with that it's like cables +[186.08 --> 191.68] inside your computer but it's super cool we'll get there later boom it worked this week is going +[191.68 --> 203.24] well yes it was going well until I died I guess rip also Anthony Bourdain died yes I know very sad +[203.24 --> 213.36] he was what 61 I think I don't know I liked him though that sucks fresh books fresh books LTX be there +[213.36 --> 219.02] or or don't but preferably be there if you can because it's cool and I'd like to say hi also +[219.02 --> 227.18] Squarespace yeah I'm gonna put this back up here and we're back boom okay that's all it takes +[227.18 --> 234.32] WAN show intro completed let's move up to the top because we've got this crazy Intel processor that has +[234.32 --> 238.82] some interesting news coming with it thank you by the way to vegetable stew and radiating light for +[238.82 --> 244.54] sourcing this vegetable stew I see we did it there oh very clever oh yeah I'm gonna post this link in +[244.54 --> 249.64] me WAN doc you look like you had something to say do you I was just commenting on vegetables too +[249.64 --> 254.92] although I did cover this today well James covered it but I wrote the thing today for tech linked on +[254.92 --> 259.96] this story oh so okay yeah so do you have any interesting quips from that because you definitely +[259.96 --> 264.30] know more about it than I do I have some interesting things to bring up but okay what do you think okay +[264.30 --> 268.88] well without I guess without running through the bullet points first so I'll give a quick TLDR +[268.88 --> 276.08] yeah so Computex Intel shows off this 28 core 56 thread CPU and they did this demo of it and it +[276.08 --> 283.66] was like oh man the CPU is running at five gigahertz it's so cool um so after it happened um a few people +[283.66 --> 291.32] noticed that there was a gigantic weird like industrial water chiller sticking out the back of the unit um I +[291.32 --> 295.12] think they had it set up such that you couldn't see it straight on when they were actually doing the +[295.12 --> 302.24] demo for members of the press so but that wasn't even like the worst of it they also said this chip +[302.24 --> 308.38] was running at five gigahertz not telling people that it had actually in fact been overclocked so a +[308.38 --> 313.52] lot of people were thinking that oh this thing is just going to run this freaking 28 chord zeon is +[313.52 --> 318.26] going to run at five gigahertz out of the box which was not the case at all Intel got called out on it +[318.26 --> 324.44] they had to acknowledge it and then they ended up saying oh well they blamed it on quote unquote the +[324.44 --> 328.80] excitement of the moment or something like that and they said that their guy running the demo just +[328.80 --> 334.66] forgot he forgot to say oh by the way this is not running at stock speed so people were very +[334.66 --> 340.80] understandably upset about that's so lame but honestly I can kind of understand if it's just +[340.80 --> 346.10] the demo guy that forgot to say it now if there was like press documents given out to any degree +[346.10 --> 352.22] it should have it in there and the guy shouldn't forget admittedly I'm not sure if there were documents +[352.22 --> 357.14] handed out but I have no idea I think it was just whoever was running the demo said five gigahertz +[357.14 --> 362.64] if I'm not saying come on man don't forget that so the processor is clocked at 2.7 gigahertz +[362.64 --> 369.06] normally um and without revealing turbo speeds they haven't done they were able to overclock it to +[369.06 --> 377.76] five gigahertz which is pretty crazy um the demo setup was cooled by an 850 dollar uh aquarium +[377.76 --> 384.70] chiller which consumes which the chiller alone consumes 1200 watts and is meant to be able to +[384.70 --> 392.54] cool a thousand liters of water so we have just found an actual use if you buy a 1600 watt power +[392.54 --> 400.66] supply we finally found a real world use so you run a 400 watt computer it's a 1200 watt chiller +[400.66 --> 408.64] that would be sick I'd love to see that so yeah it's it's pretty cool um we'll have to see how +[408.64 --> 414.96] freaking hot this thing actually gets normally um and how high you can overclock it with reasonable +[414.96 --> 419.48] cooling solutions and I'm sure Linus will be all over that once he's able to get his hands on it +[419.48 --> 425.68] or if I'm reasonable like was a 480 millimeter radiator reasonable or that's fairly aggressive yeah but +[425.68 --> 429.38] it's not the same it's way more reasonable than this it's better than the aquarium yeah yeah yeah +[429.38 --> 435.38] like even even like a triple red personally I would like to see a double red a double 120 or double +[435.38 --> 441.24] 140 yeah that that's very if you whatever you can overclock it on that that's solid because I think +[441.24 --> 444.50] that's probably where most people kind of are when they're yeah like really wanting to be an over +[444.50 --> 451.68] a nice thick thicc but still regular sized radiator yeah yeah all right cool with that so okay +[451.68 --> 458.68] that'll be interesting next up in crazy processor news we've got a post from Alex Solo thank you very +[458.68 --> 467.80] much saying that the second generation Threadripper is on track for a Q3 2018 launch it's AMD Zeppelin +[467.80 --> 472.64] silicon let me get this on screen and in the twitch chat Zeppelin so we've moved away from like earth +[472.64 --> 479.94] moving material and now we're doing blimps and awesome music mm-hmm okay +[479.94 --> 489.42] boop boop boop boop boop boop boop there we go cool 12 nanometer 3264 second gen features +[489.42 --> 495.92] I know a lot of people are saying like oh it's it's not it's not the most exciting processor ever +[495.92 --> 503.72] I don't care is there well I'm happy that I'm mainly just stoked that they're continuing to step +[503.72 --> 508.62] forward instead of abandoning for a huge section of years again well is there anything is like a most +[508.62 --> 514.74] exciting processor ever anymore even just with the way there's some really exciting computer hardware +[514.74 --> 519.22] later on in the show I am so stoked for this you have no idea I think most of the people in chat +[519.22 --> 523.36] are gonna be like yawn but I think it's amazing so don't worry about it but yeah I I think this is +[523.36 --> 528.06] super cool it's I think it's great that they're pushing forward again with Threadripper going with +[528.06 --> 532.60] their big heavy hitter as well bringing out another one definitely definitely that's super cool +[532.60 --> 538.84] they're not backing down it's 3264 which is sick I'm really excited for this process that's insane +[538.84 --> 551.36] um 250 watt TDP boom so boom many don't even care super cool mm-hmm so not not in a literal sense but +[551.36 --> 559.20] yeah it's nice and warm actually uh they've they've got it displayed next to some nhu 14 s's which +[559.20 --> 565.52] aren't even that huge so that's not too bad that's a beautiful looking board good job MSI +[565.52 --> 577.02] I like that aesthetic that's cool that one too woo ASUS everyone has cool boards these days I like +[577.02 --> 582.54] that like when I first got into computers it was like oh wow you got a board with a black PCB yeah +[582.54 --> 589.10] it's just like even having a non-green like it felt like back in what like 2009 2010 it was like +[589.10 --> 596.12] oh the PCB is blue buy this and that was it yeah yeah yeah and now we have like like this one has +[596.12 --> 602.12] like under lighting that's RGB and like metal accents and like aggressive little thing or the IO like +[602.12 --> 607.74] they look so cool now I don't know that's pretty sweet but yeah this is cool I'm very happy that uh +[607.74 --> 611.10] they're they're launching another processor I know some people weren't that interested like I was +[611.10 --> 616.42] saying earlier uh AMD Zeppelin silicon has eight cores and is the first generation thread ripper +[616.42 --> 624.00] and the first generation thread ripper uses two of them to get the top skew of 16 cores that's written +[624.00 --> 628.66] a little oddly but hopefully that makes sense yeah um moving on +[629.66 --> 638.10] yeah I think that's pretty much about it yeah uh rumors are saying August and there's no pricing yet +[638.10 --> 643.42] yeah so coming up hopefully hopefully you got the dollar bills for it if you need 64 threads +[643.42 --> 647.32] yeah I was gonna say if you need that uh if you need that it's probably for some type of work +[647.32 --> 651.40] application so hopefully it's okay I would say almost certainly for work yeah like maybe there's +[651.40 --> 656.98] someone out there just really likes benchmarking just freaking loves it or like is just really +[656.98 --> 663.88] really into editing home videos in like wicked quality yeah exactly like like someone out there +[663.88 --> 669.14] you'd have cinema level quality of my kid playing ball just spent like five figures on like a red or +[669.14 --> 674.80] something and like I need yes I need to look look make the driveway ball hockey yeah look like it was +[674.80 --> 681.44] put together by I need to film my kids schooling the neighbor kid in hockey with a red yeah and then +[681.44 --> 687.02] edit it very efficiently so when they send like the kids like hockey mixtakes the junior leagues they're +[687.02 --> 693.66] going to be like the production values are amazing we have to have this kid yeah 100 uh moving on to +[693.66 --> 702.94] the next topic posted by matrix 07012 uh James and I were someone is yelling what the heck so I don't +[702.94 --> 709.30] know if uh twitch got to hear that but James and I were talking about this last week uh twitch took a game +[709.30 --> 716.80] down where you were a school shooter wait twitch did or steam did sorry steam did okay completely +[716.80 --> 721.50] I don't know I just I said twitch because I was clicking on the twitch tab and it just like invaded +[721.50 --> 728.00] my brain but yeah steam took a game down because it was like about a school shooter uh also twitch chat +[728.00 --> 735.50] apparently heard the yell so thank you apron um but yeah and my stance on that was essentially if twitch +[735.50 --> 740.78] wants to do this if this is within twitch's policies why do I keep saying twitch if steam +[740.78 --> 745.70] wants to do this and this is within steam's policies maybe I should just say it aggressively +[745.70 --> 750.00] yeah you're turning you're actually turning red I don't like saying the wrong thing man let's go +[750.00 --> 755.08] yeah you probably can't tell at home but this guy this guy looks like a lobster right now like like to +[755.08 --> 763.20] me so I have very pale skin so it shows really easy uh it's it's that Scandinavia in me um but yeah I +[763.20 --> 767.16] I think it's completely within their right to take it down some people were screaming for free +[767.16 --> 771.10] speech and like this isn't a government platform it's it's a company if they don't want to have +[771.10 --> 775.96] yeah they can they can do basically whatever they want to with it yeah but I also really like what +[775.96 --> 781.20] they ended up doing which is saying that we don't care anymore yeah so what they're doing now is +[781.20 --> 788.52] they're only removing items that are actually illegal or straight up trolling yeah quote from them so +[788.52 --> 793.08] but unless it's one of those two things then the game is probably fine so yeah so +[793.08 --> 796.92] like my my stance on this is interesting because people there's actually a surprising amount of +[796.92 --> 802.16] people that have asked me about this um because of how I run the forum and how I run flowplane +[802.16 --> 809.68] because they're actually so different on the forum things get axed yeah all the time this is a tech +[809.68 --> 813.20] forum stop screwing around we're gonna get rid of your stuff it's a little bit it's a little bit +[813.20 --> 819.08] different though because you're on the forum you have to like keep peace between users or it falls apart +[819.08 --> 823.24] this is just a store where you if you don't want it yeah if you don't want to act interact with +[823.24 --> 829.50] anyone you don't have to and it's also like the the the center of the topic here is supposed to be +[829.50 --> 836.26] games yeah not a type of game and the center of the thing on the forum is tech news you go it's +[836.26 --> 841.78] or tech stuff in general I was thinking the tech news section but the computer stuff tech stuff gaming +[841.78 --> 846.44] stuff whatnot if you're going outside of that it might make sense in off topic but if it's too far +[846.44 --> 852.10] like we're not we don't want to mess with that kind of stuff this is a tech focused forum floatplane +[852.10 --> 859.80] on the other hand is a website for creators if you are a user and you go on floatplane and you don't +[859.80 --> 866.04] want to see a certain type of content don't give the person who makes that content your money and you +[866.04 --> 871.86] won't see it it's fairly straightforward so I don't really care what people do on the platform +[871.86 --> 878.50] and I don't I don't want to care I can I can have the stance personally where I'm like as a personal +[878.50 --> 884.76] human being as Luke I don't like this content I don't necessarily hope that they do well I don't +[884.76 --> 888.78] hope that they have a big audience but I'm just going to vote with my wallet but I'm going to +[888.78 --> 894.18] facilitate their platform and be impartial because okay I am acting on behalf of a platform +[894.18 --> 902.08] and I will do nothing to hinder them in any way because that would be bad were you saying that +[902.08 --> 906.42] the steam store was allowing the school shooting game or they took it down I think they took it +[906.42 --> 913.84] down but I think that was because right now they're they're going with the allow everything +[913.84 --> 919.34] approach but I believe they took it down and I believe they're keeping it down because I'm pretty +[919.34 --> 924.10] sure the guy that made it was already banned from releasing games and he made it as a troll I'm pretty +[924.10 --> 931.64] sure okay which they are reserving the right to kick off another interesting question is uh what +[931.64 --> 937.74] even is a game because you can publish stuff on steam is it a game if it's a visual novel and you +[937.74 --> 944.88] just click next constantly does it respects yeah does it now make it a game if there's multiple options +[944.88 --> 949.94] to click next that still could be a visual novel it's just a choose your own adventure visual novel does +[949.94 --> 953.98] that make it a game does that not make it a game it's a it's an interesting conversation what's up +[953.98 --> 961.08] um so this is why this is why I've sort of been like silent for a second um because I think uh so +[961.08 --> 965.48] okay here we go steam's policy change follows the platform's banning of controversial school shooting +[965.48 --> 969.84] simulation game active shooter so yes you were you were correct so they they they took this down yeah +[969.84 --> 977.36] yeah but I think so like I think what this is saying is that they would have left it up but yeah this +[977.36 --> 982.94] guy was already banned off the platform yeah they are they think he's trolling he's a notorious troll he has +[982.94 --> 987.56] a record of having terrible customer service and all this other kind of stuff like there's other +[987.56 --> 994.18] reasons why they wanted to take this thing down um so I think they're leaving it down because of those +[994.18 --> 1002.42] reasons gotcha uh it's it's gonna be an interesting time because I think this is gonna spawn not that +[1002.42 --> 1009.76] there isn't already but I think it'll spawn an incredible amount more of garbage on steam there is +[1009.76 --> 1015.10] already a lot of garbage because there's no law against like a bad game yeah so yeah yeah yeah I +[1015.10 --> 1020.36] know I know what you mean so so they have yeah they've it's it's interesting and another thing that +[1020.36 --> 1026.04] they were talking about is how apparently uh there was a lot of controversy in the community as to +[1026.04 --> 1032.62] whether or not they should allow everything or they should ban a whole bunch of different stuff or +[1032.62 --> 1036.04] whatever there was a lot of controversy in the community right a lot of people were angry that they +[1036.04 --> 1041.90] took this game down I'm not first of all I don't care second of all I think it's their right to do +[1041.90 --> 1046.88] whatever they want is their platform and third of all they already didn't like the publisher bad +[1046.88 --> 1052.18] customer service troll banned already in the past so there's many reasons but some people were very +[1052.18 --> 1057.80] upset that they took it down some people were very uh some people think they should have taken it +[1057.80 --> 1062.56] down some people think they shouldn't have basically and what valve has said is internally +[1062.56 --> 1067.02] apparently they've had essentially that same war they have like the same spectrum of people +[1067.02 --> 1073.56] that are outside talking about this inside the company so they've essentially decided if if the +[1073.56 --> 1078.52] community is all mixed and we're all mixed we'll kind of let the community sort it out well yeah I +[1078.52 --> 1082.84] mean you talk about like a lot of trash potentially showing up on the platform but you know this is the +[1082.84 --> 1087.38] same for like the app store or this is the same for google play there was a lot of stuff there that +[1087.38 --> 1092.98] all that google or apple have done have vetted to say this does not contain malware but other than +[1092.98 --> 1098.42] that there's no guarantee as to the quality of what you're buying but the model still works especially +[1098.42 --> 1102.92] on steam where I feel like it's easier to filter out stuff that you don't want to see as far as like +[1102.92 --> 1107.80] recommendations or whatever I do think they'll need to do a much better job of categorizing and +[1107.80 --> 1111.52] filtering things I know they do some suggestions already but they need to amp up that system +[1111.52 --> 1119.02] I know that uh they plan on making it so there's parental controls in terms of what stuff you can +[1119.02 --> 1124.80] see and what stuff you can't see obviously that's gonna have to come in so like theoretically you +[1124.80 --> 1132.46] wouldn't be able to see active shooter or uh a game with wives or something yeah banging simulator 2019 +[1132.46 --> 1138.78] uh unless you have your settings to be uh to be allowed to see those types of waifu banging simulator +[1138.78 --> 1147.00] it's 2019 it's yeah it's next year yeah 10% more polygons already yeah it's amazing it's the best game +[1147.00 --> 1156.64] if it even is a game I don't know um moving on to my favorite thing in this show I don't know if +[1156.64 --> 1161.06] everyone else is going to agree with me but I think it's freaking fantastic I'm getting one for +[1161.06 --> 1170.10] jerseys uh this was posted by wmk groom ak on the forum uh it is a pc per article and it's from +[1170.10 --> 1177.40] csonic it is the csonic scmd let's have a look at this thing it's the system cable management device +[1177.40 --> 1181.58] that's what you think they could have what you know what I would say you think they would come up with +[1181.58 --> 1186.54] like if they're going to have a four letter name they could do something sexy you know like the nzxt puck +[1186.54 --> 1193.90] or whatever it is and that was yeah scmd doesn't like skimmed skimmed i'm just gonna go down to the +[1193.90 --> 1202.68] store and buy some skimmed uh so what's cool about this is it's this bar what is this sound good um +[1202.68 --> 1208.66] someone is shuffling through some equipment over there um sorry about that twitch chat but it and +[1208.66 --> 1213.78] youtube later on but it's this bar that you can put into the back of your computer you can see there's +[1213.78 --> 1217.82] some ssds mounted here and stuff and you plug all your power supply cables into the bottom of the +[1217.82 --> 1224.92] bar and then you branch off them later on higher up so it's yeah speaking of nzxt they have um a few +[1224.92 --> 1229.26] of their cases on so i know the s340s know for this they have the cable management bar built in but +[1229.26 --> 1235.48] this one looks a little bit a little bit more like a one size fits most kind of solution instead yes and +[1235.48 --> 1240.38] my understanding of it right now is like because in this picture in this picture it shows that it's +[1240.38 --> 1246.62] connected directly to the power supply but uh this bar you can see is off by itself there like i don't +[1246.62 --> 1250.54] i don't have a ton of pictures of this thing but my understanding is that you should be able to get +[1250.54 --> 1255.80] it separately that's what yeah it kind of i mean if they're going to if they're going to enter if +[1255.80 --> 1262.02] they're going to introduce this thing called the scoomed and they'll make a big deal out of it you +[1262.02 --> 1267.64] would think that you could buy it without buying a c-sonic power supply so apparently that is an rgb +[1267.64 --> 1274.44] logo so this c-sonic logo is rgb uh can i say i'm a little bit surprised by this because it's rgb +[1274.44 --> 1280.98] c-sonics whole like mo as a company they're they're very like straightforward not a whole lot of frills +[1280.98 --> 1285.06] like if any of y'all if y'all follow c-sonic on twitter you probably know what i'm talking about +[1285.06 --> 1291.08] but the stuff they make is pretty good so i really like even something even we were not compensated to +[1291.08 --> 1296.56] say that just personal opinion but um but uh well if you look at my uh personal rig there's a c-sonic +[1296.56 --> 1300.56] right yeah geodude has a c-sonic power supply that's right but yeah even that was not a sponsorship +[1300.56 --> 1305.92] sorry it's fine no just i was just gonna say even something is you know a simple provision of an rgb +[1305.92 --> 1310.58] logo surprises me a bit but i think it looks pretty sharp yeah yeah yeah like even their prime power +[1310.58 --> 1316.32] supplies there's no rgb on it um but yeah apparently it does drop your efficiency by one percent overall +[1316.32 --> 1325.32] that's really not a lot um my main thing is in in what it looks like this case right here in my case at +[1325.32 --> 1330.32] home cable management in the back of tempered glass cases especially when there's not a big gap +[1330.32 --> 1336.46] is a nightmare yeah and this looks really good yeah and that's the trend now isn't it because +[1336.46 --> 1340.88] you're seeing more and more cases that even like reasonable price points where it's tempered glass +[1340.88 --> 1345.06] all the way around and i think there was just an assumption that people thought this would be cool +[1345.06 --> 1350.46] and that has been true to a degree but there's also plenty of you out there that just want to hide +[1350.46 --> 1355.70] all the messy cable routing behind the motherboard tray so it looks like it can power some fans +[1355.70 --> 1359.60] are those you see this are those fans or those sata +[1359.60 --> 1365.34] i'm pretty sure those are fans i think you're right yeah those those look like fan cables yeah +[1365.34 --> 1371.74] everything is seems like it's seemingly intelligently placed to like this looks like a +[1371.74 --> 1376.60] sata bridge coming right off of there with a really short run directly just because you have +[1376.60 --> 1381.06] some right there so this is right up at the top and it's your cpu power 24 pins right off on that +[1381.06 --> 1384.86] side like it looks like they've paid attention it does as long as you're not running some like weird +[1384.86 --> 1388.54] exotic setup where you have like sata headers like all the way up towards the top it looks like it's +[1388.54 --> 1392.96] probably fine for most systems even then it might work i just i don't have very good pictures i don't +[1392.96 --> 1399.30] know yeah and this okay to be fair this little blue cable i just realized almost certainly doesn't +[1399.30 --> 1406.06] come with it these are probably after markets um maybe they sell them as like a kit that like +[1406.06 --> 1409.84] goes with it we'll have to see i don't know a ton about it right it could just be cable mod cables +[1409.84 --> 1413.52] i don't know but but i actually think that's really cool that's that's the first i have this +[1413.52 --> 1419.16] happens every show i don't know why google docs decides to sign me out part way through every +[1419.16 --> 1423.46] single time that's so annoying that's happened to me before when i've tried to upload tech cookie +[1423.46 --> 1429.58] videos thanks google but um but it's it's the first time in a long time that i've looked at +[1429.58 --> 1437.40] a piece of computer hardware and been like i am going to buy that basically now and put it in my +[1437.40 --> 1441.66] system right away the one percent efficiency drop is really funny to me not because well i do think +[1441.66 --> 1446.24] it's good that they're being transparent about it but i can see someone out there with like an 80 plus +[1446.24 --> 1450.44] power supply like the lowest year of 80 plus and then he hooked this thing up to it and they're like +[1450.44 --> 1458.00] oh well there goes my superior efficiency to to that to that you know um raid max power supply my +[1458.00 --> 1463.66] will be a neighbor blah blah whatever so uh apparently it will come in three sizes which +[1463.66 --> 1469.18] makes sense there's probably like general itx cases general matx oh are they going to make +[1469.18 --> 1475.24] different sizes yeah that's great yeah you know and i know i said this before but i'm still baffled as +[1475.24 --> 1483.26] to why matx is not a more popular thing if you're a gamer it's like 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you show up to ltx because then +[1670.90 --> 1677.98] i'll see you um and that would be pretty neat ltx is a meetup and interactive tech event the interactive +[1677.98 --> 1684.46] honestly the meetup part is is hopefully cool you get to meet all of us here at linus media group um +[1684.46 --> 1688.94] which might sound weird because i'm not part of whatever don't worry about um but you you get to +[1688.94 --> 1695.34] meet everyone from linus media group plus me uh and the really cool part though and the reason in my +[1695.34 --> 1701.66] opinion why you should go is because it is a interactive tech event it's not just a convention where you get +[1701.66 --> 1705.74] to go see a couple booths and you maybe take a picture with someone and you bail there are actual +[1705.74 --> 1711.82] things to do stuff yeah amazing like i like i'm not even kidding or trying to oversell this at all i +[1711.82 --> 1716.86] had so much fun last year it was very very enjoyable i liked it as well and like it was so cool that +[1716.86 --> 1721.66] rod and bob were there and showing people how to do hardline water cooling bends with actual tubes you +[1721.66 --> 1726.54] got to sit there with a heat gun and make a tube bend with hardline water tubing which takes some of the +[1726.54 --> 1731.98] the fear out of it this year we're going to be deleting tutorial leading the cpus that is sick +[1731.98 --> 1735.82] where else can you just try to learn that from people that really know what they're talking about +[1735.82 --> 1739.74] i don't know ltx is a really cool event if you want to check it out you absolutely should it is +[1739.74 --> 1746.06] held on july 14th at the richmond olympic oval in richmond bc i know it's in canada i'm sorry try to +[1746.06 --> 1751.10] get here if you can the good news is you don't have to know how to skate that's true unlike in 2010 +[1751.10 --> 1756.22] when they had the olympics there and they had speed skating yeah that is gone so you can you can just walk +[1756.22 --> 1761.82] in you don't have to skate in yeah it's completely fine completely uh current booths include a blind +[1761.82 --> 1767.18] cable management competition brought to you by cable mod a delitting workshop so you can bring your cpus +[1767.18 --> 1772.94] and we'll show you how to delit it a cable toss or sorry case toss 2.0 which is cool that was a good +[1772.94 --> 1777.90] idea that it got updated uh multi-headed vr so you can go up against each other in vr which is cool a lan +[1778.62 --> 1784.86] like that's cool we're gonna have like an actual lantern yeah yeah a 12k ultra-wide gaming setup +[1784.86 --> 1793.66] what that's like 4k but times three times three um and more there will be more on top of that +[1793.66 --> 1799.34] there's gonna be food there's gonna be music there's gonna be music probably okay where's colton +[1800.78 --> 1803.74] i wonder like is it live music or are we just gonna play music or speakers +[1805.02 --> 1810.38] um please direct all inquiries uh twitter at colton underscore potter that ask him everything +[1810.38 --> 1815.18] there's gonna be cool systems to look at for sure more room more games more swag than last year the +[1815.18 --> 1819.26] fact that we have more swag is insane because every single person left with at least one thing last +[1819.26 --> 1824.46] year there's special guests there's exclusive live unboxings just like last line this will probably +[1824.46 --> 1829.66] drop something probably yeah uh and more which includes the line is dropping something come hang +[1829.66 --> 1834.14] out tickets start at 35 canadian that's really not that much money it really is it's worth almost +[1834.14 --> 1838.78] nothing 35 canadian if you're american or from the eu you probably have that much in like whatever your +[1838.78 --> 1844.54] currency is just in your couch cushions right now so and you can check it says them out but what +[1844.54 --> 1849.82] that's weird it's just you can check the link out in the link below uh or on screen if you're watching +[1849.82 --> 1858.78] on twitch over there ltx expo.com it's it's super hard to get to um and then that brings us to the +[1858.78 --> 1866.38] float plane uh which i don't know if i have we had a very very very illuminating episode of tech +[1866.38 --> 1871.42] quickie out on float plane today oh very illuminating what one is it should i tell them +[1871.42 --> 1878.14] or are we are we really trying to plug this one yeah oh that's pretty interesting isn't it though +[1879.02 --> 1883.50] see if this guy says it's interesting he's been doing this longer than i have so that's actually i +[1884.22 --> 1889.66] yeah i don't know yeah and i want to know so we're gonna we're gonna show my screen so it doesn't seem +[1889.66 --> 1896.22] insane but there's a tech cookie episode on the fastest possible internet how fast can you actually +[1896.22 --> 1904.30] go yeah how fast can you download gotta go fast questionable videos yeah pretty much that's a +[1904.30 --> 1912.62] question uh there's there's uh amd's 32 core fu to intel wow that's a little for a second i thought +[1912.62 --> 1918.14] you're going to read out a model number that started with fu yeah but uh portable professional +[1918.14 --> 1923.42] workstation with three displays that thing is actually insane and a pumpless liquid cooler from +[1923.42 --> 1927.82] der bauer which that's another video both these videos at the top i'm super interested in checking +[1927.82 --> 1933.66] out anytime der bauer does anything it's amazing it sounds very like german and intense you know well +[1933.66 --> 1938.54] yeah it is engineering uh also there is bitwit ultra on here and tech deals i'm not going to show you +[1938.54 --> 1944.30] their guys's their stuff because i don't know if i'm like really necessarily even allowed to but if +[1944.30 --> 1950.06] you're a fan of tech deals or if you're a fan of kyle at bitwit uh check out their channels as well +[1950.06 --> 1954.62] their stuff comes on here a week early everyone's using the same model right now full plane does not +[1954.62 --> 1959.18] make people use this exact model but everyone has done the exact same thing which is fine but it's +[1959.18 --> 1963.42] three bucks per channel so far every single person has gone with three dollars and you get their content +[1963.42 --> 1970.22] a week early the comment section is awesome because there's way less cancer than on youtube uh way less +[1970.22 --> 1975.10] it's like always positive discussion which is super cool and we have uh in terms of features that are +[1975.10 --> 1978.70] coming soon one of the really cool ones that people have been asking for a while is playback +[1978.70 --> 1983.66] speed there's some guys that apparently watch it like two times or one and a half times on youtube +[1983.66 --> 1989.34] they just gotta get stuff done i i'm guilty of watching things at 1.5x on youtube sometimes that +[1989.34 --> 1995.02] is that that's actually a good feature fully operational uh relatively soon and just the comment +[1995.02 --> 2000.70] session thing on float plane you can actually have a comment score the negative so if someone just posts +[2000.70 --> 2008.14] like if someone just posts the hottest of takes they'll get like a minus 50 so i think it was on +[2008.14 --> 2014.70] this video but i don't see it but someone said first and they're just like no that was on that was on +[2014.70 --> 2019.02] mine oh that was that was on that was on today's tech wiki that was so funny +[2020.94 --> 2027.42] yeah they're minus 29 yeah just slammed so uh yeah you you can do that +[2027.42 --> 2034.54] yeah it's possible um for those of you who watched um already thanks very much shout out to +[2034.54 --> 2038.30] portugal you'll know what i'm talking about if you watched if not you'll see next week shout out to +[2038.30 --> 2044.22] portugal i mentioned portugal very randomly in my video i'm definitely gonna watch that yeah so so +[2044.22 --> 2049.58] thank you to all of our fans in porto in lisbon in the azores wherever you may be in portugal +[2050.70 --> 2057.02] good luck in the world cup so heck yeah all right okay moving on to back to uh news topics thank you +[2057.02 --> 2065.26] atlas rafe for posting this on the forum amd unveils seven nanometer gpu at computex super +[2065.26 --> 2068.62] cool let me just get this stuff if you want to start i'm going to get this stuff in twitch chat +[2068.62 --> 2074.30] and sure on the screen okay um also at computex big surprise there right um amd announced the first +[2074.30 --> 2080.70] seven nanometer gpu launching in the second half of 2018 it's a big deal because intel has a big deal +[2080.70 --> 2085.50] intel hasn't even gotten to 10 yet and amd is already announcing hey we're going to have a seven +[2085.50 --> 2090.86] nanometer gpu oh well this is a gpu so to be fair to intel they make it's a little different yeah +[2090.86 --> 2097.74] well um what does nvidia have right now do they have are they on 10 yet uh i admittedly have forgotten +[2098.62 --> 2102.38] yeah i'm pretty i'm sure twitch has screaming at me for that intel gaffe by the way because we're +[2102.38 --> 2108.70] talking about gpus but that's okay see they've been on 10 for a while oh have they okay +[2108.70 --> 2121.42] why am i blanking i shouldn't be yeah uh 1080 i just love having dead air oh it's great +[2122.06 --> 2129.10] it's so great it's i mean it's um oh no no yeah 16 yeah pascal 14 so pascal is what 14 16 and 14 +[2129.10 --> 2135.74] 16 and 14 okay so there you go so yes so we're they're basically having that amd is having that um +[2135.74 --> 2141.74] with vega so amd will have vega on seven nanometers inside of the new radeon instinct part uh they're +[2141.74 --> 2147.74] claiming 25 or excuse me 35 percent more performance over the previous gen 14 nanometer part so so +[2147.74 --> 2152.38] they're so they're having it is what they're doing yeah is i remember there was a split and i was trying +[2152.38 --> 2159.58] to think of what number is it split on but okay 14 nanometer is 10 30 10 50 10 50 10 50 ti so the lower +[2159.58 --> 2165.50] end silicon is 14 and then for the higher end ships are we using 16 yeah oh but yeah with 10 60 okay +[2165.50 --> 2170.94] yeah i see yeah 16 so so there you go so and these latest offerings are either 14 or 16 depending on +[2170.94 --> 2176.62] what you get amd is going down to seven uh twice the power efficiency so which kind of makes sense +[2176.62 --> 2182.46] right because it's two times the density of their last gen which was 14 so um this now means andy is +[2182.46 --> 2188.14] ahead of the gpu game in this one area because even volta and the newer gen architecture is at 12 +[2188.14 --> 2195.02] nanometers right now so uh but do note that there actually isn't an industry standard way +[2195.50 --> 2203.58] to measure transistor sizes so um you're it i think it used to mean a little bit more than it does +[2203.58 --> 2209.42] now so do take that number with a small grain of salt but it's still a pretty big deal also remember +[2209.42 --> 2216.94] that it's i believe it's square nanometers so seven is like considerably smaller than 10 right yeah yeah +[2216.94 --> 2222.54] it's just like how four square inches is a lot smaller than yeah so yeah okay just a thing to remember +[2222.54 --> 2228.54] there you go uh someone in the twitch chat reminded me of that so thank you to whoever that was so +[2228.54 --> 2234.38] prepare for high wattage power supplies being even dumber unless you have a water chiller from an +[2234.38 --> 2240.30] aquarium hook in your computer so yes yes of course now okay wow what is that cacophony back there +[2241.18 --> 2247.74] loud noises uh so this is another really really cool piece of news in my opinion this is posted by +[2247.74 --> 2257.26] shreyas one on the forum gigabyte making fake ram it's fake except it's super cool and and you want +[2257.26 --> 2262.54] it to be fake so i'll explain that in a moment uh do you know about this i know about it now so +[2262.54 --> 2269.26] apparently they're selling their um aorus is that how you pronounce it aorus oris oris oris oris rgb led +[2269.26 --> 2275.10] memory um which is it's not surprising that's sort of that's sort of their like gamer line of stuff now so +[2275.10 --> 2282.46] it's going to have all the rgb so two of the sticks are your run of the mill eight gig uh ddr4 +[2282.46 --> 2288.38] memory modules yeah but the other half of the bundle is two sticks of fake ram they're made the +[2288.38 --> 2293.58] same aluminum housing but and they have the leds that can sync up with your actual ram sticks but they +[2293.58 --> 2299.58] have none of the memory bits so if you can afford to populate every single slot on your motherboard +[2299.58 --> 2304.30] with actual ram but you don't want it to look like there's big gaps in between your rgb you can get +[2304.30 --> 2308.86] this instead you can save some money and have it look like they're all populated until you can +[2308.86 --> 2315.34] afford more actual ram now i don't personally care at all because i've never cared about fully +[2315.34 --> 2321.90] populating slots i don't think it looks bad but i'm 100 certain because i know them uh that there +[2321.90 --> 2328.14] are people that do care about fully populating all their slots yeah and ram is incredibly expensive +[2328.14 --> 2333.74] right now so the fact that they are able to bridge that gap a little bit you can fill all the slots +[2333.74 --> 2338.14] but you don't have to spend ludicrous amounts of money well there's a certain effect you get you +[2338.14 --> 2344.30] know because when you have all the slots populated if the light bars on top are thicc thick enough +[2344.30 --> 2349.42] then you will have an effect that looks like a big block or a big brick instead of like little strips +[2349.42 --> 2354.30] of color so yeah that so i don't mind the strips of color thing but yeah i i just understand how people +[2354.30 --> 2359.90] like that aesthetic and it still gets you the the sticks of ram that actually have memory on them in this +[2359.90 --> 2365.66] kit that we're talking about here is eight gig dims each so you're getting 16 total gigs of ram which +[2365.66 --> 2370.38] is pretty solid yeah so so the modules the fake modules can still communicate with the other ones +[2370.38 --> 2376.78] they just don't have any actual ram on them but um so um do note if you're interested in this um right +[2376.78 --> 2381.82] now you have to buy it as a whole kit but gigabyte is considering the possibility of just selling the +[2381.82 --> 2389.50] fake stick separately at some point so i think they'll do that based on can we like not and say we did +[2389.90 --> 2399.50] um uh so he has no idea no uh hey there we go they'll probably end up selling them individually +[2399.50 --> 2405.66] if these kits sell well enough yeah it makes sense um it's it's probably like a manufacturing worthiness +[2405.66 --> 2409.98] situation i could see it happening because i'm sure there's plenty of people who have bought ram they +[2409.98 --> 2415.90] didn't need just so they could populate all their slots so i'm sure this happened again i i know people +[2415.90 --> 2419.82] that have done that there you go i even know people that have bought the same looking kit just lower +[2419.82 --> 2425.66] capacity for the second set because they're like i don't even need more ram yeah like oh man okay +[2425.66 --> 2430.54] and then you get into this whole like catch 22 where even if you don't need more like oh let me just buy +[2430.54 --> 2437.10] like a one gig stick of this thing but it's higher end ram that has the rgb so you can't so yeah yeah +[2438.22 --> 2444.46] um so this one moving on this was posted by sc2 mitch on the forum just like every week dude thank you +[2444.46 --> 2452.30] very much for posting uh the the source of this article is motherboard.vice.com as many of you have +[2452.30 --> 2459.90] probably heard github is being purchased by microsoft now github and gitlab are different things i'm just +[2459.90 --> 2465.10] putting that out here for people that may not know uh so git for the for the context of this story +[2465.10 --> 2471.74] gitlab is not being purchased by microsoft github is being purchased by microsoft uh this 13 000 projects +[2471.74 --> 2477.82] ditched github for gitlab monday morning thing is a little out of date the current number that we have +[2477.82 --> 2488.14] is i believe 150 000 of them have ditched github for gitlab um now more projects have bailed off of github +[2488.14 --> 2495.18] in that time uh these are just the ones that have gone to gitlab specifically um there are other solutions +[2495.18 --> 2504.38] but that that's the the majority of the movers have done that now to put to rest a little bit of the +[2504.38 --> 2510.78] freak out from the information that i've been able to see online and some of the stuff that's in this +[2510.78 --> 2519.82] exact article it seems like most people are bailing because they're making like xbox emulators well here's +[2519.82 --> 2525.82] i mean like things that microsoft that are going against microsoft specifically well there's okay +[2525.82 --> 2529.98] obviously something like an emulator you can see the problems there with like ip and copyright +[2529.98 --> 2536.78] infringement but but okay so just uh one example i can think of that has some pretty recent relevance +[2536.78 --> 2543.18] um if you go on youtube shameless plug for tech wiki we did a recent tech wiki episode on dns leak leaks +[2543.18 --> 2548.38] and how they can undermine your privacy and how they can expose your browsing history even if you're using a vpn +[2548.38 --> 2557.34] so let's say you're using a vpn that has um a dns leak protection feature on it yeah um so there is a +[2557.90 --> 2563.18] feature in windows 8 and in windows 10 um it has a really long acronym i can't exactly remember what +[2563.18 --> 2568.54] it is right um smhnr i think is what it's called but it is a feature and there's a reason i'm doing +[2568.54 --> 2575.26] the quotation fingers that can't apparently even override dns leak protection and compromise your privacy +[2575.26 --> 2581.90] yeah um so there was someone on github that wrote a patch for open vpn uh where you could just +[2581.90 --> 2587.02] download it and it would like take care of that for you when microsoft considers something like that +[2587.02 --> 2591.58] undermining their own software if they don't want people doing that you know because i mean copyright +[2591.58 --> 2597.26] infringement is one thing it's super obvious but what if it's like there's an actual problem with +[2597.26 --> 2602.54] a microsoft product like windows that someone is in good faith trying to fix for people +[2603.50 --> 2608.14] and microsoft just says no and people wouldn't know where to look because so many people just +[2608.14 --> 2612.46] kind of automatically go to github and think the stuff is going to be on there so yeah it's going +[2612.46 --> 2618.70] to be interesting and also i forgot to post the youtube announcement so rip um and there's like not +[2618.70 --> 2622.30] even that much time left in the show but i just published it so people will be able to see watch the +[2622.30 --> 2627.98] last seven minutes or however long we however long we have i don't know so uh anyways it's it's +[2627.98 --> 2637.58] it's yeah people are even thinking projects that could easily be used to harm others like deepfakes +[2637.58 --> 2643.74] might be a problem and a lot of those types of projects have bailed already okay which sucks because +[2643.74 --> 2651.98] deepfakes can also be used to not hurt people yeah just like a power drill yeah pretty much so like +[2652.38 --> 2658.86] we'll have to see how microsoft deals with this um trying to connect you are offline oh great +[2658.86 --> 2666.78] uh i got it but but yeah i just i don't think it's gonna be as nuclear as people think i suspect +[2666.78 --> 2673.66] microsoft isn't gonna do a ton different with it than was already being done with github hopefully +[2673.66 --> 2680.14] everything doesn't become weird colored squares because i really have oh good lord yeah really have not +[2680.14 --> 2685.42] enjoyed microsoft ui for a long time it kind of depends i mean i think there were fears about +[2685.42 --> 2691.74] that with something like uwp for example uh but at the same time you know the desktop experience on +[2691.74 --> 2700.22] windows 10 is still like largely open whatever sense you want garbage garbage i hate the desktop +[2700.22 --> 2706.70] experience on windows 10 sorry oh oh no i'm not talking about ui ui is different than whether the +[2706.70 --> 2711.26] platform is open or closed okay yeah yeah yeah ui is a totally different story like you can hate the +[2711.26 --> 2716.78] ui all you want to but um that is a preference thing i know some people are gonna screech i just +[2717.90 --> 2722.22] i don't personally do you want to do um um this thing here +[2725.02 --> 2730.86] or this thing is better either one sure i don't know a ton about it is cool i don't know a ton about +[2730.86 --> 2739.26] it but let's let's dive into it see what we can get so thank you club 3d q u b 3d cub cute oh i +[2739.26 --> 2746.22] think it's cube it's just of course it's it's just a very tortured spelling of cubed i failed that one +[2746.22 --> 2752.62] it is cubed for surezies all right you've steak forbes is the source article here and there's been so +[2752.62 --> 2759.34] once it loads my internet is uh not the happiest at the moment uh but there's been some leaks of the +[2759.34 --> 2766.06] pixel 3. now one interesting thing here is that there's going to be three phones there's going +[2766.06 --> 2770.94] to be the standard normal pixel there's going to be the pixel xl those are already expected now there's +[2770.94 --> 2777.10] going to be a mid-range phone and they don't mean size they don't mean between the normal size pixel +[2777.10 --> 2781.98] they're talking like power yeah they mean power and price and stuff like that what is going on i +[2781.98 --> 2786.06] don't care about your quote of the day load the web page please it's hard to fly without ruffling a +[2786.06 --> 2794.62] few feathers i'm trying to ruffle your feathers forbes let me fly please hello okay oh my goodness +[2794.62 --> 2802.46] awesome all right well the cool part is that there's three phones there's the affordable pixel 3 uh which +[2802.46 --> 2807.10] is the interesting one in this lineup not not because the other ones aren't interesting but because it's +[2807.10 --> 2812.46] new um so the affordable pixel 3 which is what we're going to call instead of mid-range just so we don't get +[2812.46 --> 2818.30] confused by the sizing things it is a likely going to be a game changer for mid-range smartphone +[2818.30 --> 2823.98] photography and that kind of makes sense because a lot of the awesomeness of the pixel camera is in +[2823.98 --> 2831.42] the software and they can put that software on the cheap phone which is really cool the 3xl is going to +[2831.42 --> 2839.90] have a notch however you feel about this yeah that's happening so i'm gonna i'm all we'll have to see but +[2839.90 --> 2845.58] i'm almost certainly going to be getting a pixel 3 okay um i currently still have my pixel 1 xl +[2846.30 --> 2852.78] and i like this phone a lot but it's starting to show the signs of being tired the battery starting +[2852.78 --> 2859.26] kind of yeah yeah there's like it started yeah you can tell i can't i can't anymore it's it's still a +[2859.26 --> 2864.38] very good phone if i wasn't a ridiculous power user of my phone i wouldn't care that much but +[2864.38 --> 2871.66] i am a absolute ridiculous power user oh we have a power user oh yeah boy um i'm always on this thing +[2871.66 --> 2878.30] and i do a lot of stuff on it so i'm stoked and i will probably get the xl okay because i have large +[2878.30 --> 2886.14] hands i can hide my whole phone um so oh look a power user with his large hands yeah dude so the the +[2886.14 --> 2892.22] small phones are just a little too small let's see yeah no not not quite this is a 6p so yeah they're +[2892.22 --> 2898.14] pretty similar okay um so i want the xl that means i have to deal with the notch traditionally i +[2898.14 --> 2904.22] haven't really liked notches but it might work if the notch is small enough which i can't see because +[2904.22 --> 2911.50] forms won't load uh i saw some i saw some allegedly leaked images of the thing it does look a fair bit +[2911.50 --> 2918.38] smaller than the iphone 10 the notch does which makes sense right because on android what how it does +[2918.38 --> 2923.26] does notifications it fills them in from the sides right but on iphone that doesn't happen +[2923.26 --> 2928.70] they all your notifications are just in that little tray so so if they if it is just a fairly small +[2928.70 --> 2934.86] one that's cool i'm down they it also has front-facing speakers which i can't show you because they +[2934.86 --> 2939.26] won't load by the way i don't think this is forbes's fault just in case anyone in the audience is like +[2939.26 --> 2944.14] what the heck i was making jokes about not being able to fly because of the forbes thing whatever i think +[2944.14 --> 2951.10] our internet's being super weird uh because i had this problem earlier but yeah okay so i i don't +[2951.10 --> 2955.42] know that's super cool i can't show you what the small one looks like i can't show you what the mid-range +[2955.42 --> 2962.14] one looks like uh it apparently the the uh the mid-range phone it's me based on qualcomm's new +[2962.14 --> 2970.14] snapdragon 710 chipset which promises performance close to 2017's flagship snapdragon 835. +[2970.14 --> 2978.94] um yeah i i think that will be cool because one big issue that people had with pixel phones when +[2978.94 --> 2983.18] they started being called pixel was that they were a lot more expensive than people wanted so being +[2983.18 --> 2987.82] able to give a more affordable option is is cool that's definitely maybe it'll stick maybe it'll be +[2987.82 --> 2997.90] it'll go the way the iphone 5c who knows yeah yeah australian gamers are being blamed for slow internet +[2997.90 --> 3009.10] wow okay apparently this was slightly taken out of context uh this is from abc.net.au uh maybe this will load +[3010.70 --> 3020.22] uh maybe not i'm gonna post this in twitch chat and if you're watching on youtube there are either +[3021.18 --> 3027.50] um time stamps posted in the description of this video or i have noticed many wonderful people +[3027.50 --> 3034.22] also post their own custom time stamps below the video in the comments wow this looks like it's not +[3034.22 --> 3040.14] properly loading but it's sort of working so let's show that screen why not i really like how the image +[3040.14 --> 3047.58] they used for this story is a screen cap from big bang like what they don't what the heck that is them +[3047.58 --> 3054.46] what are they doing is this like a retro edition i don't watch this show i don't know it's always been +[3054.46 --> 3060.54] kind of weird to me but anyways moving on uh believe it or not some of the biggest online games +[3060.54 --> 3065.66] use very little data when you're playing compared to streaming hd video or even high fidelity audio so +[3065.66 --> 3071.42] people are slamming back at whoever the heck said this i don't care it doesn't matter uh because he's +[3071.42 --> 3079.66] like gamers are blah blah but apparently the within the context that he was saying it uh so someone named +[3079.66 --> 3085.74] moro i don't know said it's gamers product predominantly on fixed wireless apparently +[3085.74 --> 3093.66] what he meant is it's that he's typecasting gamers not saying that games are right because +[3093.66 --> 3099.82] later on he said that the people who game are also the power they they tend to like consume more data +[3099.82 --> 3103.66] just across the board whether it's video or whether they're watching twitch streams they're watching +[3103.66 --> 3109.50] youtube they're they're streaming audio while they play their game they're these are power users of +[3109.50 --> 3116.30] the internet because people asked uh he he originally said extreme users and then he was asked to +[3116.30 --> 3121.26] clarify on that so he said it's gamers predominantly on fixed wireless but i don't think he meant +[3121.26 --> 3126.70] it is video games that are the problem i think he was saying like man it's gamers which i also think +[3126.70 --> 3131.10] is not necessarily true because out of all the people that i know that watch a ludicrous amounts of +[3131.10 --> 3135.58] streaming video it's not necessarily gamers no i mean you have you have people that think +[3135.58 --> 3140.70] oh like video games are stupid but they'll sit there and they'll binge netflix like eight hours +[3140.70 --> 3145.82] at a time and that takes more bandwidth so yeah it's not that's not the best look for him at least +[3145.82 --> 3151.50] to people coming home no cracking a bottle of wine yeah and chugging it while binging multiple seasons +[3151.50 --> 3157.98] at a time of your favorite show of yeah whatever people who don't game watch so i don't i'm not very up on +[3157.98 --> 3164.38] on this hip alcoholic terminology so sorry if i said that wrong but yes like wine yeah yeah they +[3164.38 --> 3168.78] didn't call it wine anymore i don't know man well i said crack in a bottle of wine then i realized you +[3168.78 --> 3175.26] don't do that you you uncork it you do the thing and then you crack a bottle of beer i'm a hip man +[3175.90 --> 3181.50] i'm i'm in with the the boys now it's time for you to the macarena i'm hip i'm with it +[3181.50 --> 3189.66] but yeah i i don't know i i think it's just something taken out of context i don't think +[3189.66 --> 3193.82] it's actually what people are freaking out about people just like screaming i think the guy is just +[3193.82 --> 3199.34] saying it's power users it's people that use the internet a lot it's it's this stuff yeah um if he +[3199.34 --> 3204.46] actually thinks it's video games he now for sure knows that it's not because everyone on the planet +[3204.46 --> 3210.78] has told him you're wrong um so i think he gets it now and we can probably hopefully move on but i +[3210.78 --> 3215.26] thought it was an interesting story anyways and something to bring up australia's internet +[3215.26 --> 3222.86] is actually garbage um and one thing that i i am very aggressively against is that um apparently +[3222.86 --> 3228.06] they've been considering throttling back data consumption of extreme users during peak periods +[3228.06 --> 3235.10] that's ridiculous australia just fix your freaking internet it's not that hard everyone else has +[3235.10 --> 3240.30] seemed to figure this out um might be a cost issue they are in an unfortunate place +[3240.78 --> 3247.82] yeah for undersea cables figure it out i don't know what else to say australia's internet has +[3247.82 --> 3252.94] been garbage for a very long time working at flow plane it's super expensive to get bandwidth there +[3253.58 --> 3258.30] i'm trying to serve people in australia videos and it's hard it's gotta be a cost issue because i mean +[3258.30 --> 3264.38] i mean how many how many times have we had people coming on the forum saying oh like this gpu +[3264.94 --> 3269.42] costs almost twice as much in australia because reasons so i imagine it might be similar here +[3269.42 --> 3274.30] i just australia's internet is just garbage i know quite a few people from australia and it's +[3274.86 --> 3281.02] it's really really expensive and it's really really bad um and it's a shame because i i don't think it +[3281.02 --> 3286.70] needs to be i understand that there is definitely cost implications but there are countries not that +[3286.70 --> 3293.82] far away um that have really expensive and really bad they're the stadium nachos of internet yeah okay +[3293.82 --> 3298.70] yeah australia yeah you have the stadium nachos of internet i like that analogy and you know i +[3298.70 --> 3302.70] don't understand like people like that fake cheese sauce that tastes like plastic a lot of people like +[3302.70 --> 3306.94] that stuff it's disgusting why do you even bother yeah it's so bad no just like order a hot dog or +[3306.94 --> 3314.70] something like just or do what i did and smuggle in four spicy chickens from wendy's into a movie +[3314.70 --> 3321.10] that's a great idea and trade them for other things bartering i hope no one's i hope no one's +[3321.10 --> 3327.10] from cineplexes watching this they won't let me back into a movie boy i get it done also organic +[3327.10 --> 3334.86] carbon module modules organic carbon molecules found on mars nasa's mars rover curiosity has +[3334.86 --> 3341.18] identified a variety of organic molecules the carbon-based building blocks of life as we know it +[3341.18 --> 3349.02] in 3.5 billion year old rocks on mars this does not give us any evidence of life necessarily but there's +[3349.02 --> 3355.82] a possibility that the organics are a form of an ancient life source of some kind we just don't +[3355.82 --> 3362.94] know another finding that methane concentrations in mars atmosphere cycle seasonally the discovery +[3362.94 --> 3369.82] suggests that the gas is seeping out from underground reservoirs it is possible that some of the methane +[3369.82 --> 3377.02] was produced by organisms as it is here on earth be very careful that everything in his in this has +[3377.02 --> 3384.22] possible um written all over it it's not not necessarily guaranteed they did find organic carbon +[3384.22 --> 3391.74] molecules and methane concentrations in ours mars atmosphere do cycle around seasonally we got that +[3391.74 --> 3396.62] the rest of it is all hypotheticals impossible i wonder exactly what organics they found because um +[3396.62 --> 3400.78] obviously you know just because it has a carbon atom and it doesn't mean it you know came from life you +[3400.78 --> 3405.02] know like see but a lot of people don't know that which is why we gotta gotta really qualify yeah +[3405.02 --> 3410.94] the possible like methane is an extremely simple molecule it could form without life around very +[3410.94 --> 3414.70] easily so yeah i was trying to look through the story to see if there were any more deets but it +[3414.70 --> 3420.78] didn't say don't think too many um but but yeah i think that's honestly about it the rest of the +[3420.78 --> 3425.98] stuff in the doc is not crazy interesting there's the amazon thing we can go over that real quick but +[3425.98 --> 3430.54] oh it doesn't have anything to do with tech so i don't really know why it kind of it does i think it does +[3430.54 --> 3438.62] the fact that they sell well is that that is amazon and i yeah it's a store like it's it's an on i i +[3438.62 --> 3443.98] don't know why we always end up talking about amazon the the fact that it was online made it a federal +[3443.98 --> 3451.18] crime okay but online shopping yeah is old as heck and amazon is just like taking over the whole planet +[3452.78 --> 3457.58] that's like they're like political level instead of like basically tech news but whatever we'll talk +[3457.58 --> 3464.22] about it amazon return policy abusers were sentenced to nearly six years in prison basically they bought +[3464.22 --> 3471.26] a whack ton of gopros and other stuff so for two years the finans not sure what that means i'm assuming +[3471.26 --> 3475.98] that's that's their name yeah they're a merry they're a merry couple yeah okay they ordered over 2700 +[3475.98 --> 3482.06] electronic items from amazon including gopro digital cameras xboxes smart watches tablets laptops and then +[3482.06 --> 3488.94] they reported them as damaged and that somehow didn't get flagged automatically used a lot of +[3488.94 --> 3493.50] like shell accounts and stuff so they did it from like a bunch of different accounts to try to avoid +[3493.50 --> 3499.98] detection good job vpns i'm assuming uh once amazon replaced the products they would sell them to a +[3499.98 --> 3507.66] third person denijal glumac i probably is that typo i don't know i'm assuming it doesn't matter +[3507.66 --> 3515.98] daniel glumac but currently it's d-a-n-i-j-e-l which is a pretty cool name um donjel that's if that +[3515.98 --> 3520.86] is i'm sure it's just daniel but if that is his name that name is sick someone should steal that as +[3520.86 --> 3529.34] a screen name i should get a dog named donjel donjel uh in all aaron and leah finnan are said to have +[3529.34 --> 3535.66] made approximately 750 000 running the scam while glumac made approximately 500 000 +[3535.66 --> 3543.58] dollars so um the the couple that got nearly six years each uh the accomplice got uh two years 24 +[3543.58 --> 3549.26] months um so i thought this was interesting because just from from a legal perspective legal corner with +[3549.26 --> 3556.38] john real quick real quick here they um they were prosecuted federally okay because it was done across +[3556.38 --> 3563.34] state lines and the feds are pretty serious about like winning cases against people like if like like +[3563.34 --> 3568.30] i think the feds have like an over 90 conviction rate when they bring charges against people and if +[3568.30 --> 3572.38] you go to federal prison i think the rule is you have to serve 85 of your sentence before you're +[3572.38 --> 3577.26] eligible for parole so they're not getting out for a little while okay yeah so apparently this wasn't +[3577.26 --> 3581.74] the only thing that happened i again i don't know why amazon means that we're talking about it but the +[3581.74 --> 3587.34] amazon fraud wasn't the only problem uh they also bounced checks they rented cars and failed to pay for +[3587.34 --> 3593.42] them they sold other stolen high-end goods yeah and they withheld rent all of which are actions that +[3593.42 --> 3598.46] were taken into account during the sentencing none of which mean that it makes sense being on the wands +[3598.46 --> 3604.30] show i just on that note i just realized i'm responsible for having this on here i'm sorry i just don't +[3604.30 --> 3610.94] i just i just don't now i feel bad anyways thanks for watching we'll see you next time +[3610.94 --> 3617.58] i think it's time for a morale meeting next week like we need to have a company-wide dialogue +[3617.58 --> 3623.50] on how we like treat the contributions of our fellow employees oh no and the notes were so good i think +[3623.50 --> 3630.30] it's high time for this i'm sorry no i just we always talk about amazon stuff and sometimes they +[3630.30 --> 3635.26] do tech related things but not always thank you very much squarespace alexa thank you for see like +[3635.26 --> 3640.94] that makes sense thank you very much ltx so us for sponsoring the show and thank you very much +[3640.94 --> 3647.66] freshbooks for fresh bucks i just okay so my i just it's not always tech stuff when they make the +[3647.66 --> 3651.58] stores where you can just walk in and walk out and you just get your stuff like that's cool that's +[3651.58 --> 3656.38] tech go yeah i did a tech week on amazon go it was good yeah i thought it was good but yeah they do have +[3656.38 --> 3663.10] a lot of tech news but it's not just automatically i don't know anyways i'm sorry john bye everyone +[3663.10 --> 3665.50] i'll see you next time diff --git a/RTX Performance LEAKS - The WAN Show Sept 14, 2018_transcript.txt b/RTX Performance LEAKS - The WAN Show Sept 14, 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f0ef620979874bfdc9acecbcdddb2053cf85df3d --- /dev/null +++ b/RTX Performance LEAKS - The WAN Show Sept 14, 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,2080 @@ +[0.00 --> 0.72] Okay. +[1.70 --> 2.10] Okay. +[2.94 --> 4.72] Oh, did they remove the no nooks on Twitch rule? +[4.72 --> 6.14] There's no way they removed that rule. +[6.68 --> 7.28] You think so? +[7.38 --> 8.32] I would not risk it. +[9.04 --> 9.72] I doubt it. +[10.24 --> 15.00] Either way, I just have to get my super professional shirt on here. +[15.00 --> 15.50] Thank you. +[15.92 --> 16.36] Saved. +[16.36 --> 17.02] There we go. +[17.10 --> 17.48] Oh, yeah. +[17.72 --> 18.44] RTX on. +[18.52 --> 20.96] You don't want to stand up and show everyone how that works. +[21.26 --> 23.30] Twitter hates this shirt. +[23.52 --> 24.04] Oh, yeah. +[24.20 --> 26.64] They're like, why would I buy that? +[26.64 --> 31.90] And I heard through the grapevine that some people at NVIDIA have seen it already. +[32.20 --> 32.46] Yeah. +[32.76 --> 39.58] And they're like, so was he saying that like RTX makes him hard or that like RTX can suck it? +[39.90 --> 42.34] And I'm just like, neither of those things? +[43.72 --> 45.06] That's not even the meme. +[45.34 --> 47.14] It's when you've got a big ray to trace. +[47.46 --> 48.16] You need ray tracing. +[48.40 --> 48.74] Right? +[48.94 --> 49.20] Yeah. +[49.44 --> 52.68] I mean, it's a lie, but I'm going to wear the shirt anyway. +[54.34 --> 55.18] Oh, boy. +[55.18 --> 57.28] Oh, this week. +[57.74 --> 59.00] That's been a good week. +[59.10 --> 63.56] As long as you're not NVIDIA hoping to keep RTX 20. +[63.90 --> 65.00] Actually, no, never mind. +[65.30 --> 68.32] Well, what can I say? +[70.12 --> 72.48] Partway through, I was like, why is he stuttering on this? +[72.54 --> 74.16] And then I realized that maybe there's. +[74.32 --> 75.94] So there is a good chance. +[76.28 --> 76.60] Okay. +[76.60 --> 86.78] That reviews of the RTX graphics cards when they come, because we know everyone has them, right? +[86.86 --> 88.38] Because unboxings went up today. +[89.06 --> 89.16] Yeah. +[89.16 --> 95.54] So I could extrapolate from that that probably reviews are coming at some point. +[95.68 --> 96.32] Do we have one? +[96.84 --> 97.16] Yes. +[97.30 --> 97.60] Okay. +[97.98 --> 98.14] Yeah. +[98.94 --> 103.56] We did an unboxing today of a network switch and my new router. +[103.56 --> 107.38] With RTX boxes in the background. +[107.82 --> 108.18] Nice. +[108.34 --> 108.50] Okay. +[108.60 --> 109.28] Pure lulz. +[109.38 --> 109.78] That's awesome. +[109.78 --> 110.12] Pure lulz. +[110.16 --> 110.54] That's great. +[110.62 --> 114.18] So people, like, the comments are full of, like, I thought it would be the iPhone XS. +[114.44 --> 116.20] I thought it would be RTX graphics cards. +[116.98 --> 117.36] Nope. +[118.08 --> 118.40] Neither. +[118.40 --> 118.52] Neither. +[119.12 --> 120.46] It's what I wanted to do. +[121.88 --> 123.20] So, okay. +[123.36 --> 124.44] So we know everyone has cards. +[125.52 --> 133.68] And we know that usually reviews come, you know, I don't know, a week or so after unboxings start to go up. +[133.82 --> 133.88] Yeah. +[134.00 --> 134.98] That's generally how that works. +[134.98 --> 135.76] A week or two. +[137.20 --> 138.94] Especially when they embargo everything. +[138.94 --> 149.58] What we don't know is what, if anything, with RTX in it could possibly be included in a review in that time frame. +[151.50 --> 152.22] No, no, no. +[152.22 --> 156.86] These are all things that, okay, so there's, okay, we'll get into it more later. +[157.02 --> 161.32] But I'm just, I'm just saying gear up for disappointment. +[163.94 --> 167.50] I mean, there's one good game in that list. +[167.50 --> 169.14] It's not about good games or bad games. +[169.24 --> 171.18] It's about having it. +[171.28 --> 171.88] How is it under the rest? +[172.04 --> 172.52] Having it. +[172.56 --> 173.32] Do you have this? +[173.88 --> 174.36] Which one? +[174.80 --> 176.12] Hellblade Senua's Sacrifice. +[177.18 --> 177.62] Okay. +[177.88 --> 180.12] But is the feature enabled? +[180.44 --> 180.80] Oh, no. +[180.80 --> 184.90] Because we also have Shadow of the Tomb Raider, which doesn't have the patch. +[185.12 --> 185.32] Yeah. +[186.30 --> 187.06] And PUBG. +[187.38 --> 187.54] Okay. +[187.76 --> 189.32] Love how PUBG is under the rest. +[190.20 --> 190.70] Oh, okay. +[190.82 --> 192.02] Newly added in the rest. +[192.22 --> 192.34] I get it. +[192.34 --> 192.78] Oh, okay. +[192.86 --> 193.08] All right. +[193.14 --> 193.32] All right. +[193.80 --> 194.24] Anyway. +[194.40 --> 194.80] Anyway. +[195.00 --> 196.06] Topics for this week. +[196.06 --> 201.44] NVIDIA has revealed some performance of the RTX series, but like. +[201.76 --> 202.28] One question. +[202.34 --> 202.66] One question. +[202.74 --> 202.88] Yeah. +[202.88 --> 204.78] Have you tried RTX? +[205.20 --> 205.44] No. +[205.76 --> 206.36] I haven't tried it yet. +[206.36 --> 206.38] I have. +[207.38 --> 208.08] You know what? +[208.24 --> 212.28] Save that for after the intro, because I don't want people, you know, leaving the video yet. +[212.34 --> 212.60] Okay. +[212.84 --> 216.64] Because that's like, as soon as people see it, because that's the title of the video is it's +[216.64 --> 218.04] something about RTX performance. +[218.12 --> 219.78] As soon as people get that, they're just going to leave. +[219.92 --> 220.24] Okay. +[220.24 --> 221.10] They're going to leave us. +[221.44 --> 222.64] And we're going to be sad. +[222.64 --> 223.64] That does. +[223.74 --> 224.66] That would make me sad. +[225.30 --> 227.50] Um, actually, I just, I just, you know what? +[227.60 --> 228.04] Screw it. +[228.06 --> 230.34] We'll talk about it now, but you have to watch the intro first. +[233.44 --> 235.52] We didn't even announce any other topics. +[235.62 --> 235.90] No. +[237.40 --> 238.38] Does any of them matter? +[238.50 --> 239.60] It's all RTX right now. +[240.06 --> 240.86] Everything's RTX. +[240.86 --> 241.04] Yeah. +[242.70 --> 243.48] Oh, crap. +[243.66 --> 244.10] Nightbox. +[244.10 --> 259.06] Watch it. +[259.06 --> 261.56] Oh, Jörd? +[262.04 --> 262.38] Uh-oh. +[262.66 --> 263.42] I'm in trouble now. +[263.78 --> 264.48] Oh, boy. +[264.52 --> 265.48] Colton's going to yell at me. +[266.26 --> 269.92] You know, he has gotten pretty big for his britches. +[269.98 --> 272.26] He, like, gets mad at me when I do stuff wrong now. +[272.26 --> 275.24] Do you remember how timid he was? +[275.58 --> 275.72] Yes. +[277.84 --> 279.02] Very much so. +[279.78 --> 281.62] Like, I would. +[281.82 --> 286.34] If you told me back then that he would eventually do that, part of me would be like, it's Colton. +[286.42 --> 287.02] I could see it. +[287.10 --> 288.50] But at the same time, no. +[289.10 --> 289.30] No. +[289.40 --> 294.40] He was like, oh, apparently the intro volume is bunged up for some reason. +[294.54 --> 295.86] I have no idea why that is. +[295.98 --> 296.90] But I blame Jake. +[297.64 --> 298.16] Yeah, me too. +[298.96 --> 301.34] Anyway, the, what was I talking about? +[301.34 --> 308.58] Yeah, Colton, when he first started, I'd be like, hey, Colton, would you mind maybe please doing something? +[308.68 --> 310.94] Be like, oh, okay. +[311.16 --> 311.90] I'm sorry. +[313.16 --> 315.60] Whereas now he's like, yeah, you done. +[315.68 --> 316.56] You done screwed that up. +[316.66 --> 317.98] But, you know, don't worry. +[318.02 --> 318.50] I'll fix it. +[318.64 --> 320.94] You know, he's like, he's all like businessy. +[321.04 --> 321.60] It's crazy. +[321.94 --> 322.26] Laser focus. +[322.36 --> 324.02] Anyway, I forget why I was talking about Colton. +[324.02 --> 324.30] Right. +[324.42 --> 324.66] Yeah. +[324.66 --> 327.98] Because he's going to give me crap if I say the sponsor's name wrong. +[328.74 --> 333.54] Anyway, why don't we jump right into, tell me. +[334.84 --> 338.92] So you were at, I guess, was it, oh my goodness, it's September. +[339.04 --> 339.74] You were at PAX then. +[339.82 --> 340.14] I was at PAX. +[340.14 --> 340.34] Yeah. +[340.60 --> 341.42] So you tried RTX. +[341.70 --> 341.86] Yeah. +[341.86 --> 341.96] Okay. +[342.06 --> 342.86] There was an, all right. +[343.06 --> 351.78] There was an, so how much of your life would you want to look back on and not have had RTX in it? +[351.78 --> 352.22] Yeah. +[355.02 --> 355.42] Yeah. +[355.52 --> 362.14] I don't, I don't, I understand this is the meme, but I don't, I don't remember exactly how Steve replied to the meme. +[362.22 --> 364.08] So I can't do like the proper meme response. +[364.26 --> 364.38] Yeah. +[365.14 --> 367.88] But yeah, no, it was, I mean, it was cool. +[368.70 --> 372.16] I had some, some bigger and other takeaways though. +[372.32 --> 377.30] I asked, I was very specific about what I was able to talk about from the invite only event. +[378.74 --> 379.14] Okay. +[379.14 --> 381.80] And I'm not allowed to say what game it was. +[384.04 --> 389.28] And I can't say whether or not it's on the list of games that we have here, but I can talk about the experience. +[389.28 --> 390.84] I just can't talk about what game it was. +[391.06 --> 396.54] I think the reason for that was, um, actually, no, I don't even want to go into that. +[396.66 --> 401.04] Cause I don't want to allude to, to what game it was, but yeah, I can talk about how good it was. +[401.04 --> 403.34] They're being so cagey about this stuff. +[403.34 --> 405.96] They are being very cagey, but I was able, yeah, I was able to use. +[406.02 --> 408.10] Frame rate limiters on demos. +[408.10 --> 411.48] I have an interesting idea as to why that might be. +[411.66 --> 411.76] Okay. +[411.86 --> 412.16] All right. +[412.16 --> 412.38] All right. +[412.38 --> 413.58] We'll get into that next then. +[413.66 --> 415.62] Looks like this is going to be the RTX show. +[415.76 --> 418.50] So are we going into another topic or am I just keep on? +[418.50 --> 418.72] No, no. +[418.82 --> 418.96] Okay. +[419.02 --> 419.34] Hit me. +[419.46 --> 419.72] Hit me. +[419.76 --> 423.00] So they had a cool feature where you could just tap, I think it was F1. +[423.14 --> 423.34] Yeah. +[423.48 --> 426.72] And it would rapidly switch between RTX on and RTX off. +[426.72 --> 427.02] Sure. +[427.02 --> 432.20] Like there was like no lag, no switching between it at all. +[432.58 --> 434.76] Um, and there was no frame rate difference. +[434.76 --> 443.06] And I think that was the reason why they limited was because they didn't want to show you the difference in performance. +[443.06 --> 451.86] Even if there was a very minor difference in performance, if there was some amount, it would skew the conversation away from what RTX looked like. +[452.12 --> 454.68] And they wanted the conversation to be about what it looked like. +[454.96 --> 455.44] Sure. +[455.44 --> 457.94] Now the second part was how good did it look? +[458.36 --> 458.70] Yes. +[459.68 --> 464.96] I can't tell you what game it was, which would be super helpful for explaining how good it looked. +[465.18 --> 468.16] But I'll give you the vague, definitely not enough information. +[468.56 --> 469.70] It looked very good. +[471.16 --> 474.06] Which is useless because you don't know what game it was. +[474.06 --> 474.34] That's not it. +[474.40 --> 474.86] You know what? +[474.90 --> 476.10] And I can't tell you much about it. +[476.12 --> 478.06] You know what? I want Riley back on the LAN show instead. +[478.72 --> 480.10] I want Riley back. +[480.24 --> 482.24] He's going to review the RTX 2080. +[483.78 --> 484.80] Do you know about this? +[484.80 --> 485.76] Do you know about this controversy? +[485.94 --> 486.56] Yes, no, I do know about this. +[486.62 --> 486.78] Yeah. +[486.88 --> 487.82] I saw that while I was going to. +[487.82 --> 488.40] That was nuts. +[488.52 --> 489.74] People freaked out way too hardcore. +[490.04 --> 493.66] I watched it and was like, I don't understand what people have said about it. +[493.66 --> 495.64] Riley watched it and was like, I don't understand. +[496.40 --> 500.48] So the thing is that people were like, Linus, you made a joke and it didn't land. +[501.08 --> 504.22] But I think what they're missing is that Riley was the one who made the joke. +[504.68 --> 506.52] And it was an inside joke to me. +[506.64 --> 506.88] Yeah. +[506.96 --> 509.26] And I made an inside joke back to him. +[509.36 --> 509.98] And it was fine. +[510.12 --> 512.92] And it didn't really matter if it landed with you guys. +[512.92 --> 516.30] Not everything on the LAN show is necessarily about. +[516.86 --> 517.12] Okay. +[517.74 --> 518.62] Like it is. +[518.70 --> 519.92] It's obviously it's a show. +[520.06 --> 520.84] It's right in there. +[520.94 --> 521.28] It's show. +[522.06 --> 526.44] But to keep some banter going, some inside stuff is going to be said because you're just +[526.44 --> 527.38] in the flow of things. +[527.60 --> 527.94] Okay. +[528.06 --> 529.30] Here's the big thing here though. +[530.02 --> 532.78] RTX off looked horrible. +[534.16 --> 535.12] And I can't tell you. +[535.12 --> 540.44] So are we back to the whole stupid HDR on and off again thing? +[540.80 --> 541.00] Like. +[541.48 --> 541.92] No. +[542.56 --> 543.32] This is where. +[543.42 --> 543.56] Okay. +[543.68 --> 544.86] So my theory is. +[545.00 --> 550.26] We're like the games looked intentionally destroyed with HDR off. +[550.40 --> 552.12] This is where I think it's different. +[552.40 --> 553.64] This is all theory crafting. +[553.64 --> 555.56] I couldn't get any answers out of them obviously. +[556.14 --> 558.54] But in the pitch that happened before. +[558.70 --> 558.96] Yeah. +[559.06 --> 559.84] We saw the game. +[559.98 --> 562.84] A big part that they brought up was that enabling RTX. +[563.00 --> 565.56] Putting RTX into your game is super easy. +[567.86 --> 569.22] This is really important. +[569.66 --> 571.40] It takes very little time. +[571.56 --> 572.74] It takes very little work. +[573.00 --> 573.44] Okay. +[573.92 --> 574.74] So basically. +[574.74 --> 575.62] You see where it's going. +[575.62 --> 581.96] Whatever game this is has just garbage town lighting because that's hard. +[582.74 --> 587.02] And it has good lighting with RTX because RTX is easy. +[587.44 --> 588.72] Is that what we're saying? +[588.72 --> 589.72] So it looks like. +[590.46 --> 590.62] Oh. +[590.88 --> 592.30] But part of the problem is. +[592.52 --> 593.28] You're killing me here. +[593.40 --> 594.78] I can't say what game it was. +[594.94 --> 595.32] Yeah. +[596.10 --> 597.96] But either people that have. +[599.14 --> 599.70] Maybe. +[600.16 --> 601.48] Maybe I will say. +[601.48 --> 606.74] That something along the lines of that game that has existed in the past. +[606.82 --> 611.04] Whether it was a previous version or it was the same development house or it was something. +[611.22 --> 611.40] I don't. +[611.48 --> 611.66] I'm not. +[611.78 --> 612.70] I can't get too specific. +[613.34 --> 614.88] The lighting was really good. +[615.34 --> 615.78] Okay. +[615.88 --> 617.16] Like notably really good. +[617.46 --> 617.94] Okay. +[618.10 --> 619.90] And it looked like trash. +[620.80 --> 621.28] So. +[621.44 --> 623.32] So I think the thing that's happening is. +[623.40 --> 623.80] Yeah. +[624.28 --> 624.94] I don't know. +[624.94 --> 626.34] This is all super unconfirmed. +[626.58 --> 626.72] Yeah. +[626.82 --> 627.04] Sure. +[627.04 --> 628.26] I think the thing that's happening is. +[628.76 --> 630.72] It's really easy to turn RTX on. +[630.72 --> 632.18] You can save development dollars. +[632.28 --> 633.94] By just throwing RTX on your game. +[634.02 --> 635.16] Then it'll look really good. +[635.24 --> 636.12] You can get great screenshots. +[636.28 --> 637.02] And get great demos. +[637.18 --> 639.14] Some people will have a great experience in the game. +[639.40 --> 640.46] To just turn RTX on. +[640.62 --> 642.74] And then for all of the plebs. +[643.12 --> 643.34] Who. +[644.64 --> 645.04] Maybe. +[645.38 --> 645.72] You know. +[645.80 --> 647.12] You just don't care about. +[647.46 --> 647.62] Or. +[648.18 --> 648.54] Whatever. +[648.78 --> 650.54] They can just have a garbage experience. +[651.14 --> 651.40] Yeah. +[651.50 --> 653.64] And I'm hoping that whatever game it was. +[653.70 --> 655.62] And I think this is why I'm not allowed to say it. +[656.02 --> 658.64] Is because they're probably going to work on their RTX off. +[659.36 --> 659.76] Okay. +[659.76 --> 661.84] But I think Nvidia wanted to show it. +[662.28 --> 664.10] Before they had worked on their RTX off. +[664.22 --> 664.90] Of course. +[665.02 --> 666.92] So I think the RTX off will get better. +[667.56 --> 668.68] Because they'll work on it. +[668.76 --> 671.70] But it revealed this potential scenario. +[672.02 --> 673.96] Where they just plug RTX into their game. +[674.04 --> 674.30] And they're like. +[674.36 --> 674.82] Well that's enough. +[674.94 --> 676.32] You know what it seems like to me. +[678.22 --> 679.86] This whole thing is just not ready. +[681.10 --> 681.24] Yeah. +[681.28 --> 681.98] And it's being rushed. +[682.34 --> 682.58] Yeah. +[682.58 --> 685.66] I really really like the idea of the tech. +[685.98 --> 686.68] Like the hardware. +[687.14 --> 687.54] Yeah. +[687.54 --> 688.66] Not ray tracing necessarily. +[688.86 --> 689.96] But having the AI cores. +[690.34 --> 693.12] Being able to move things onto the AI cores. +[693.44 --> 696.64] Because with having async on your CUDA cores. +[696.80 --> 696.90] Yeah. +[696.96 --> 698.46] And having like physical async. +[698.56 --> 701.32] With being able to move things to the other cores. +[701.54 --> 703.52] Like being able to pull anti-aliasing. +[703.74 --> 705.26] And putting it on one of the AI cores and stuff. +[705.36 --> 706.22] That's super cool. +[706.22 --> 708.22] I really really like that stuff. +[710.74 --> 711.46] I don't know. +[711.62 --> 712.84] So part of my idea is. +[712.94 --> 714.04] I think they're trying to add. +[714.18 --> 716.12] Something a little bit less tangible. +[716.38 --> 719.18] To the difference between NVIDIA cards and AMD cards. +[719.32 --> 720.34] You mean more tangible. +[721.20 --> 724.42] Or something less quantitatively measurable. +[724.42 --> 724.54] Yeah. +[724.72 --> 726.22] So like an FPS number. +[726.60 --> 727.52] And a dollar number. +[728.26 --> 728.50] Are very. +[728.64 --> 729.92] We used to. +[730.00 --> 730.82] I'm sure we still do. +[731.06 --> 733.30] Make dollar per performance graphs for everything. +[733.80 --> 734.60] All the time. +[734.60 --> 736.20] Because it's a really good measure. +[736.30 --> 736.54] But that's. +[736.60 --> 738.12] They've been trying to do that for years. +[738.26 --> 739.70] With GF experience. +[739.94 --> 740.72] Which by the way. +[740.82 --> 742.46] I don't think was unintentional. +[742.78 --> 743.84] GeForce experience. +[744.12 --> 744.96] GF experience. +[745.38 --> 745.68] Yeah. +[745.70 --> 746.00] I know. +[746.08 --> 746.28] Right. +[746.48 --> 746.80] Okay. +[746.94 --> 747.30] I mean. +[747.38 --> 749.32] They also called a TV. +[750.02 --> 750.28] Yeah. +[750.46 --> 752.08] A BFG display. +[752.28 --> 752.78] BFGD. +[752.96 --> 753.10] Yeah. +[753.14 --> 753.42] Yeah. +[753.80 --> 754.08] I mean. +[754.14 --> 755.08] These guys man. +[755.84 --> 756.28] Anyway. +[756.46 --> 756.78] Anyway. +[756.88 --> 757.12] Anyway. +[757.12 --> 757.22] Anyway. +[757.22 --> 758.18] The point is. +[758.28 --> 760.56] They've been trying to differentiate themselves. +[760.90 --> 761.86] Through features. +[762.28 --> 763.12] And experience. +[763.12 --> 764.32] For years now. +[764.40 --> 765.04] I don't blame them for. +[765.04 --> 765.28] Which. +[765.28 --> 766.68] Which I don't blame them for at all. +[766.76 --> 766.88] Yeah. +[767.36 --> 767.72] But. +[768.54 --> 769.64] And for a long time. +[769.70 --> 770.16] To be honest. +[770.30 --> 771.38] I think they kind of had it. +[772.22 --> 772.74] And then. +[772.86 --> 774.34] I think they pissed a lot of people off. +[774.46 --> 776.08] With the GF experience stuff. +[776.42 --> 776.58] Yeah. +[776.58 --> 778.20] They've helped it a lot. +[778.30 --> 779.62] I'm going to keep giving them credit for this. +[779.76 --> 779.94] Yeah. +[780.02 --> 780.52] Because now there's. +[780.66 --> 781.92] It's way more simple. +[782.00 --> 782.92] It's way easier to not install it. +[782.94 --> 783.14] Yeah. +[783.16 --> 783.88] I appreciate that. +[785.34 --> 785.88] That is. +[785.94 --> 786.48] That is way. +[786.56 --> 786.64] Way. +[786.70 --> 787.02] Way better. +[787.40 --> 787.76] I don't know. +[787.98 --> 789.24] AFK Jim 420. +[789.48 --> 789.70] Says. +[789.70 --> 790.82] I see the new architecture. +[790.82 --> 794.14] Will make the RTX cards viable for longer as they age. +[794.34 --> 796.76] Being able to offload some of the work to other cores. +[796.94 --> 797.22] Okay. +[797.58 --> 798.94] The issue with that. +[799.08 --> 803.18] Is that unless NVIDIA absolutely nailed it. +[803.64 --> 803.92] Like. +[803.92 --> 806.06] This is the first attempt. +[806.74 --> 808.92] And I don't think I've ever seen that happen before. +[809.56 --> 809.76] Where. +[810.00 --> 810.90] Whether it's. +[811.04 --> 812.16] Beefing up a GPU. +[812.50 --> 812.68] Like. +[812.70 --> 813.22] Whenever it's. +[813.30 --> 814.24] The next. +[814.50 --> 816.36] The next gen GPU tech. +[816.44 --> 817.74] Whether it's a tessellation. +[817.96 --> 818.82] Or whether it's. +[819.30 --> 820.60] A new shader model. +[820.90 --> 822.20] Or whatever the case may be. +[822.26 --> 824.42] Whenever there's some new piece of tech that lands. +[824.86 --> 827.16] The first implementation in hardware. +[827.52 --> 829.10] Always kind of misses something. +[829.92 --> 831.44] And it's the tweaked one. +[831.78 --> 832.10] That goes. +[832.22 --> 832.56] Oh yeah. +[832.56 --> 836.38] We just needed a little bit more reinforcement over there. +[836.46 --> 836.92] And oh okay. +[837.02 --> 837.38] Now. +[837.76 --> 838.16] We're. +[838.24 --> 838.72] We're not. +[838.80 --> 840.42] We're not starving the rest of the pipeline. +[840.64 --> 840.98] Woohoo. +[841.10 --> 841.70] It's much better. +[842.34 --> 842.90] I just. +[843.06 --> 843.56] I have. +[843.74 --> 845.26] I just am so. +[846.92 --> 848.06] I'm so hesitant. +[848.56 --> 849.22] To just say. +[849.34 --> 849.66] You know. +[849.76 --> 850.04] Yeah. +[850.64 --> 851.48] Go ahead. +[851.80 --> 853.90] That way you're going to have the tech that you need going forward. +[853.96 --> 854.92] It's future proof. +[855.48 --> 856.72] Well that's never a good idea. +[856.86 --> 857.26] Exactly. +[857.42 --> 857.80] It's like. +[857.80 --> 859.18] So when I was shopping for my car. +[859.46 --> 861.30] One of the reasons I ended up with the Volt. +[861.30 --> 861.38] Volt. +[861.58 --> 863.40] Is that it is the. +[864.44 --> 864.92] Shoot. +[865.28 --> 865.52] Yes. +[865.76 --> 867.18] So the 2017 Volt. +[867.38 --> 869.34] Is the second model year. +[869.66 --> 872.16] Of the third generation design of this car. +[873.12 --> 874.50] Now you compare that. +[874.62 --> 876.74] One of the other cars I was looking at was the Honda Clarity. +[876.74 --> 879.54] That is the first model year. +[879.60 --> 880.66] It is an all new. +[880.90 --> 881.64] Actually it's an all. +[881.70 --> 883.42] It was the all new model year. +[883.66 --> 885.40] Of a completely new car. +[885.68 --> 886.84] That's what mine is. +[887.20 --> 887.88] Which is. +[889.00 --> 889.40] Terrifying. +[889.66 --> 890.04] Because. +[891.18 --> 893.46] From one car manufacturer to another. +[893.60 --> 896.36] I don't think there are any exceptions here that I'm aware of. +[896.84 --> 898.10] The all new platform. +[898.66 --> 900.72] Tends to have some bugs that need to be wrinkled out. +[900.96 --> 902.68] And that do get fixed over the next two to three years. +[902.68 --> 905.66] So yeah I bought my car used for surezies. +[905.96 --> 908.04] And they were like done with that model. +[908.74 --> 909.94] By the time I bought the car. +[910.06 --> 911.82] And I knew any potential problems that it might have. +[912.20 --> 912.84] To be clear. +[912.96 --> 914.00] So that helps a lot. +[914.10 --> 914.26] Yeah. +[914.52 --> 915.52] But in my case. +[915.70 --> 916.74] I was going in. +[917.24 --> 918.52] Completely cold on the Clarity. +[918.72 --> 918.82] Yeah. +[918.82 --> 920.94] They only had a handful of them for Canada apparently. +[921.80 --> 922.10] So. +[923.18 --> 924.16] I just. +[925.90 --> 926.30] Yeah. +[926.30 --> 928.76] We'll see. +[928.76 --> 929.70] To be clear. +[929.92 --> 930.10] Like. +[930.48 --> 932.18] It could be a super awesome. +[932.66 --> 935.04] I think it probably will be a great card. +[935.44 --> 938.50] I think a lot of the media right now. +[938.84 --> 941.78] I think a lot of the fans are confused by some of the media reaction. +[941.78 --> 944.48] Because the media is really frustrated that we don't have performance stuff. +[944.56 --> 945.96] There's been really weird embargo setups. +[946.38 --> 949.92] And that Tom's article just set everyone on fire. +[951.52 --> 951.80] But like. +[952.14 --> 953.32] Set themselves on fire is what they did. +[953.38 --> 954.76] It sounds really cool. +[955.20 --> 955.42] Yeah. +[955.42 --> 957.16] I'm not scared of this card. +[957.30 --> 957.44] Like. +[957.52 --> 958.28] I don't think it's going to. +[958.56 --> 960.72] If the RTX stuff doesn't work that great. +[960.72 --> 961.60] You just turn it off. +[961.76 --> 964.02] So you can hate a lot of things about Nvidia. +[964.44 --> 965.52] You can hate their marketing. +[966.04 --> 967.24] You can hate their prices. +[967.74 --> 968.86] You can hate their. +[969.04 --> 971.16] You can hate the way that they engage with the market. +[971.30 --> 972.00] And with their partners. +[972.00 --> 973.58] With the GeForce partner program. +[973.78 --> 973.88] Yeah. +[974.80 --> 975.18] But. +[975.96 --> 976.36] You're. +[976.48 --> 978.34] You're probably missing something. +[978.54 --> 978.64] Like. +[978.76 --> 978.88] There's. +[979.04 --> 979.92] A problem. +[980.42 --> 982.66] Likely exists between the keyboard and chair. +[982.96 --> 984.52] Unless you're a member of the Linux community. +[984.52 --> 987.86] Because they really haven't treated that community very well over the years. +[988.16 --> 990.30] But there's probably something else wrong. +[990.48 --> 993.20] If you look at the product itself. +[993.20 --> 993.82] And you go. +[993.98 --> 994.28] You know. +[994.74 --> 995.50] It's bad. +[995.76 --> 995.94] Yeah. +[996.02 --> 996.46] They're good. +[996.52 --> 996.96] It's not. +[997.52 --> 997.92] Bad. +[998.18 --> 998.32] Yeah. +[998.32 --> 998.38] Yeah. +[998.38 --> 1000.90] You can have a lot of problems with Nvidia. +[1001.10 --> 1002.34] With Nvidia products. +[1002.98 --> 1004.60] But as a general rule. +[1004.60 --> 1005.74] They aren't bad. +[1005.94 --> 1008.78] They might not be the best value per dollar. +[1008.78 --> 1011.14] For the particular workload that you're looking at. +[1011.24 --> 1012.40] But there are a lot of things. +[1012.98 --> 1013.16] That. +[1013.72 --> 1014.78] In fairness to Nvidia. +[1014.78 --> 1016.38] We have to give them credit for. +[1016.66 --> 1018.78] They support legacy products. +[1018.78 --> 1022.30] For an un-freaking-believable amount of time. +[1023.04 --> 1023.18] Like. +[1024.12 --> 1025.78] How far does it go back now? +[1025.92 --> 1026.32] I'm. +[1026.52 --> 1026.96] Actually. +[1027.12 --> 1027.46] I'm quite. +[1027.58 --> 1028.44] I'm quite curious. +[1029.40 --> 1030.60] If you go on their site. +[1031.50 --> 1035.16] How far back does the latest GeForce driver go? +[1036.14 --> 1037.88] So let's throw 10 series in here. +[1037.96 --> 1039.60] So they've still got downloads on their site. +[1039.64 --> 1040.78] Going all the way back. +[1041.52 --> 1041.84] To. +[1042.84 --> 1043.56] GeForce. +[1044.34 --> 1044.82] What? +[1044.82 --> 1046.48] Oh crap. +[1046.72 --> 1048.22] It keeps screwing up and scrolling. +[1049.00 --> 1050.18] GeForce 6 series. +[1050.98 --> 1052.68] And their most recent driver. +[1053.24 --> 1053.78] So they've. +[1053.90 --> 1055.20] It only goes up to Windows 7. +[1055.38 --> 1055.98] But bear in mind. +[1056.06 --> 1058.78] You can typically install a Windows 7 driver on Windows 10. +[1059.04 --> 1060.64] They supported that card. +[1060.98 --> 1062.66] Up to 2015. +[1064.12 --> 1064.42] Okay. +[1064.84 --> 1066.12] So the 6800. +[1066.12 --> 1066.66] That's pretty insane. +[1066.98 --> 1067.44] GT. +[1067.88 --> 1068.32] Ultra. +[1068.94 --> 1069.04] Oh. +[1069.30 --> 1070.28] Did they launch with the. +[1070.28 --> 1071.28] I think they launched with the GT. +[1071.78 --> 1073.44] So the 6800 GT. +[1073.44 --> 1073.60] GT. +[1074.50 --> 1075.96] Was launched in. +[1077.66 --> 1078.68] Son of a. +[1079.06 --> 1079.22] Okay. +[1079.76 --> 1080.08] Two. +[1080.44 --> 1080.78] No. +[1080.94 --> 1081.12] Oh. +[1081.68 --> 1082.06] There's so. +[1082.14 --> 1082.28] Oh. +[1082.32 --> 1082.76] Here we go. +[1083.06 --> 1085.34] Was launched in 2004. +[1086.64 --> 1088.54] They supported that card. +[1089.18 --> 1089.54] For. +[1089.88 --> 1090.54] 11 years. +[1091.10 --> 1091.38] Yeah. +[1091.66 --> 1092.08] I'll let. +[1092.38 --> 1093.64] Well it's February 2015. +[1093.80 --> 1094.72] It was late 2004. +[1095.30 --> 1096.82] So 10 years. +[1097.32 --> 1098.56] When you compare that. +[1098.56 --> 1101.86] To what the typical smartphone manufacturer will do. +[1102.04 --> 1102.50] Like Apple. +[1102.50 --> 1105.68] Apple's a shining beacon in the smartphone industry. +[1105.68 --> 1106.96] In terms of model support. +[1107.04 --> 1109.76] I was looking at a table of how long Apple has supported their devices. +[1110.10 --> 1112.42] And it's anywhere from three years and. +[1112.52 --> 1113.40] And lots of change. +[1113.40 --> 1114.36] Like almost four. +[1114.58 --> 1115.90] To four and a half years. +[1115.98 --> 1118.30] And in some cases even a little over four and a half years. +[1118.68 --> 1120.20] When even Google. +[1120.20 --> 1121.22] Is only committing. +[1121.22 --> 1122.04] What two years. +[1122.16 --> 1123.56] I think for pixel devices. +[1123.56 --> 1124.56] Something like that. +[1124.56 --> 1125.66] I think OnePlus is committing. +[1125.96 --> 1126.06] Something like that. +[1126.06 --> 1126.92] Two OS updates. +[1127.06 --> 1128.10] So about two years. +[1129.24 --> 1130.28] We got to give them. +[1130.88 --> 1131.82] Credit for. +[1132.50 --> 1133.64] What they do do well. +[1133.72 --> 1134.94] It's not a bad product. +[1135.08 --> 1136.26] Someone in chat is saying. +[1136.70 --> 1138.86] They just bully partners to buy old cards. +[1139.36 --> 1139.94] What does that mean? +[1139.94 --> 1140.06] But not bad. +[1140.12 --> 1140.28] Sure. +[1140.38 --> 1141.00] I don't know. +[1141.10 --> 1142.16] I have no idea what you're talking about. +[1142.16 --> 1142.90] I don't know what it means. +[1143.10 --> 1145.48] And that's literally the point we're talking about. +[1145.54 --> 1146.42] Is that the product is. +[1147.14 --> 1147.54] Yeah. +[1147.74 --> 1147.88] So. +[1148.06 --> 1149.18] You might not like other things. +[1149.18 --> 1150.14] There can be all kinds. +[1150.20 --> 1152.20] And you can not buy Nvidia out of principle. +[1152.38 --> 1154.52] And I'm sure you could find a dozen reasons to do it. +[1154.92 --> 1155.78] That's not the point. +[1156.08 --> 1157.14] The point is that. +[1157.34 --> 1158.98] We don't have a reason to believe. +[1159.16 --> 1161.52] That the upcoming RTX cards will be bad. +[1161.72 --> 1161.92] Yeah. +[1162.12 --> 1164.82] We just also don't have a reason to believe. +[1165.02 --> 1166.98] That RTX will be. +[1167.68 --> 1169.96] The game changing feature that they say it will. +[1169.96 --> 1171.62] Or that the RTX cards. +[1171.92 --> 1174.42] Will fully enable the. +[1174.92 --> 1177.06] Will give you the full experience of that. +[1177.06 --> 1179.30] As new games come out. +[1179.36 --> 1180.22] Over the coming years. +[1180.58 --> 1181.06] And hopefully. +[1181.18 --> 1181.54] Hopefully. +[1181.78 --> 1182.52] Hopefully it does. +[1182.66 --> 1183.14] Hopefully it does. +[1183.20 --> 1184.00] Hopefully we're totally wrong. +[1184.16 --> 1184.74] But we have no idea. +[1184.84 --> 1185.18] Super cool. +[1185.60 --> 1187.88] But until Nvidia is willing to. +[1187.92 --> 1188.84] Well it's not even that we're wrong. +[1188.92 --> 1190.22] We just don't have any information. +[1190.36 --> 1190.46] Yeah. +[1190.52 --> 1192.06] Until they're willing to put up or shut up. +[1192.14 --> 1193.30] Like what are we supposed to say? +[1193.40 --> 1193.50] Yeah. +[1193.50 --> 1194.64] If we can't test RTX. +[1195.02 --> 1196.34] Then we can't form an opinion. +[1196.72 --> 1196.88] Yeah. +[1196.94 --> 1197.66] So right now. +[1197.66 --> 1199.70] All we can do is speculate based on the past. +[1199.86 --> 1200.50] And in the past. +[1200.60 --> 1201.44] I've observed this pattern. +[1201.58 --> 1202.92] So that's all I can really tell you guys. +[1203.18 --> 1203.28] Yeah. +[1204.34 --> 1204.84] All right. +[1204.90 --> 1205.40] Let's have a look. +[1205.48 --> 1205.82] Oh yeah. +[1205.92 --> 1206.54] So right. +[1206.54 --> 1208.12] They're finally talking about performance. +[1208.12 --> 1209.70] And these slides aren't like. +[1210.76 --> 1211.60] Exceedingly helpful. +[1211.98 --> 1212.20] But. +[1212.64 --> 1213.36] As per usual. +[1213.66 --> 1213.96] Yeah. +[1214.06 --> 1215.30] So as per usual. +[1215.30 --> 1216.44] They're just kind of vague. +[1216.52 --> 1217.20] But there you go. +[1217.54 --> 1218.80] We've got something to work with here. +[1218.84 --> 1221.02] The original source is from overclock3d.net. +[1221.78 --> 1222.04] But. +[1222.18 --> 1223.24] Oh that's deep learning imaging. +[1223.24 --> 1224.46] So they're saying both. +[1224.76 --> 1226.50] RTX 2080 and 2080 Ti. +[1227.02 --> 1229.60] Are going to be capable of 4K 60 FPS gaming. +[1230.28 --> 1232.50] What the crap does this line mean? +[1233.06 --> 1234.80] I am not sure. +[1235.12 --> 1235.96] Is this zero? +[1235.96 --> 1237.18] Is this 30? +[1237.58 --> 1238.80] I'm not sure. +[1240.28 --> 1242.36] This is actually like pretty much the worst. +[1242.92 --> 1243.90] Not the worst. +[1244.04 --> 1245.38] But it's like it's close to there. +[1245.70 --> 1246.04] Yeah. +[1246.42 --> 1247.62] It's pretty dumb. +[1249.18 --> 1249.42] And. +[1249.68 --> 1250.18] Because like what. +[1250.28 --> 1251.60] What actually goes down? +[1252.66 --> 1253.24] This. +[1253.40 --> 1254.12] Is it the frame rate? +[1254.24 --> 1254.88] Or is it the resolution? +[1254.88 --> 1256.16] Is it both? +[1256.26 --> 1257.84] But like by weird amounts? +[1258.02 --> 1258.72] I don't know. +[1259.02 --> 1263.32] Like this is basically what is causing all of this speculation around RTX. +[1263.66 --> 1265.42] And that like maybe it sucks. +[1265.50 --> 1266.96] Because NVIDIA is just. +[1267.10 --> 1270.30] And this looks like kind of a dumb response to all of it. +[1270.36 --> 1274.72] Because NVIDIA is just being so tight lipped about the whole thing. +[1274.88 --> 1275.58] And just going. +[1275.66 --> 1276.08] No, no, no. +[1276.14 --> 1276.50] Ray tracing. +[1276.58 --> 1276.90] Ray tracing. +[1277.00 --> 1277.42] Ray tracing. +[1277.42 --> 1279.18] When really a lot of gamers. +[1279.54 --> 1282.40] Especially the ones that are playing games that won't have ray tracing. +[1282.74 --> 1282.82] Like. +[1283.92 --> 1284.56] I don't know. +[1284.62 --> 1286.36] That's another thing I got from the demo. +[1286.56 --> 1288.60] You will not want it on for multiplayer. +[1289.36 --> 1290.02] Well, yeah. +[1290.54 --> 1291.26] Like ever. +[1291.68 --> 1292.34] At all. +[1292.44 --> 1293.24] Like ever. +[1293.48 --> 1294.40] I don't think ever. +[1294.62 --> 1294.88] Really? +[1295.02 --> 1295.20] Why? +[1295.54 --> 1297.04] Because there's more shadows. +[1298.16 --> 1298.74] Oh, I see. +[1299.50 --> 1301.36] And like darker shadows. +[1301.36 --> 1305.60] Because if you definitely know where the light source is coming from. +[1305.84 --> 1306.14] Yeah. +[1308.70 --> 1311.74] Instead of just like washing a room with light. +[1312.50 --> 1313.14] It's going to. +[1313.24 --> 1313.88] There's going to be like. +[1314.02 --> 1316.54] Oh, there's like a branch that crosses the light source here. +[1316.62 --> 1318.52] So there's a huge shadow cast across that whole area. +[1318.70 --> 1319.06] Okay. +[1319.54 --> 1319.92] Wait. +[1321.14 --> 1323.38] I am going to pitch you something here. +[1323.88 --> 1324.18] Okay. +[1324.18 --> 1325.82] What about Rainbow Six? +[1328.26 --> 1329.18] Rainbow Six specifically. +[1330.12 --> 1330.56] Like Siege? +[1330.60 --> 1331.18] Are you talking to Siege? +[1331.18 --> 1332.34] I'm talking about. +[1332.70 --> 1334.70] I'm talking about Rainbow Six style games. +[1335.14 --> 1335.46] Okay. +[1335.92 --> 1336.54] So yeah. +[1336.62 --> 1338.02] Siege is the one everyone's playing right now. +[1338.10 --> 1338.26] Yeah. +[1338.36 --> 1338.46] Yeah. +[1338.54 --> 1338.58] Yeah. +[1338.72 --> 1342.08] Where basically interacting with the environment. +[1342.40 --> 1344.54] Is a huge part of the gameplay. +[1345.10 --> 1345.38] Uh huh. +[1345.62 --> 1347.10] So if you could. +[1348.88 --> 1349.88] Hit a light. +[1350.80 --> 1353.64] Causing a shadow of an opponent to appear somewhere. +[1354.82 --> 1357.10] The more realistic that interaction. +[1357.28 --> 1358.14] Potentially the better. +[1358.36 --> 1359.22] If you hit a light. +[1359.50 --> 1361.14] Like if you shoot out a bulb or something. +[1361.14 --> 1362.36] If you turn a light off though. +[1363.20 --> 1363.54] Yes. +[1364.14 --> 1365.60] Or what if you could add one? +[1365.66 --> 1366.40] Would you throw a flare? +[1368.30 --> 1368.86] I'm just. +[1368.94 --> 1370.08] I'm just throwing that out there. +[1370.20 --> 1371.90] What if they made it a fundamental. +[1372.00 --> 1374.12] Because this is the whole conversation that. +[1374.30 --> 1375.58] I'm sure we've had multiple times. +[1375.58 --> 1378.04] But I've had definitely with a lot of people over the years. +[1378.10 --> 1381.54] Going all the way back to when PhysX was first introduced. +[1381.64 --> 1383.02] And what was that stupid game? +[1384.80 --> 1385.16] Uh. +[1386.80 --> 1387.24] Shoot. +[1387.38 --> 1387.88] I forget. +[1387.88 --> 1390.14] It was like a. +[1390.14 --> 1391.68] Like a space marine style. +[1391.68 --> 1393.20] Like running around game. +[1393.36 --> 1395.70] But PhysX was a fundamental. +[1396.54 --> 1397.70] Part of the gameplay. +[1398.90 --> 1399.76] Demo game. +[1399.82 --> 1400.54] Are you talking about Borderlands? +[1400.82 --> 1401.28] No. +[1401.66 --> 1402.82] No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. +[1403.36 --> 1403.98] It was. +[1405.58 --> 1406.52] Oh, no. +[1406.62 --> 1407.78] Are you talking about that game that you could. +[1407.78 --> 1407.94] Twitch chat. +[1408.20 --> 1408.72] Help me. +[1408.86 --> 1410.88] Run faster in if you had an Intel SSD. +[1411.02 --> 1412.92] No, it was basically a demo. +[1413.14 --> 1415.02] Like this is before the NVIDIA. +[1415.42 --> 1416.44] Cell Factor Revolution. +[1416.46 --> 1416.62] Yeah. +[1416.72 --> 1417.46] Cell Factor. +[1417.72 --> 1418.04] Yes. +[1418.12 --> 1418.66] Thank you. +[1418.82 --> 1419.80] Good call Ricky Dog. +[1419.94 --> 1420.42] Thank you. +[1420.52 --> 1421.16] Cell Factor. +[1421.74 --> 1422.64] Rick Yogg. +[1423.22 --> 1423.40] Sorry. +[1424.66 --> 1426.00] No, not Cell Factory. +[1426.18 --> 1426.30] Yeah. +[1426.36 --> 1427.18] Like it disappeared. +[1427.30 --> 1428.20] It never got finished. +[1428.94 --> 1429.38] Um. +[1429.66 --> 1430.54] But there was like. +[1430.60 --> 1432.78] Like you could like do physics things. +[1432.78 --> 1434.20] And like move stuff around. +[1434.36 --> 1435.00] And like it was. +[1435.74 --> 1436.18] Um. +[1437.10 --> 1437.50] Wait. +[1437.58 --> 1438.42] Was it Cell Factor? +[1438.50 --> 1438.64] No. +[1438.72 --> 1439.02] Hold on. +[1439.02 --> 1442.08] No, it wasn't Roblox. +[1442.16 --> 1442.46] I think. +[1442.54 --> 1443.84] I think it was Cell Factor. +[1444.56 --> 1446.76] As far as I know it like never got finished. +[1447.62 --> 1448.04] Yeah. +[1448.06 --> 1448.94] I'm pretty sure it was Cell Factor. +[1449.04 --> 1449.24] Anyway. +[1449.32 --> 1449.62] Anyway. +[1449.70 --> 1449.88] Anyway. +[1450.10 --> 1451.12] The point is. +[1451.40 --> 1452.44] It was this cool demo. +[1452.64 --> 1455.82] Where PhysX was a fundamental core part of gameplay. +[1456.02 --> 1457.96] But it never took off. +[1458.02 --> 1461.22] Because you couldn't count on everyone to have PhysX. +[1461.72 --> 1463.24] I mean especially because at the time. +[1463.24 --> 1463.66] It was. +[1463.76 --> 1465.86] It was like a hardware card that you had to buy. +[1465.94 --> 1467.20] It was a separate accelerator card. +[1467.20 --> 1468.62] Um. +[1469.06 --> 1470.76] This whole thing feels very PhysX. +[1470.84 --> 1471.96] But built into the card. +[1472.40 --> 1472.76] Yeah. +[1472.94 --> 1473.56] But the thing is. +[1473.64 --> 1474.72] Is that we've had PhysX. +[1474.88 --> 1475.84] Built into the card. +[1476.02 --> 1476.66] And still. +[1476.80 --> 1477.56] All you can do is. +[1477.80 --> 1479.06] Kick garbage around on the ground. +[1479.06 --> 1479.76] As Batman. +[1480.30 --> 1481.74] And see your cape flutter better. +[1481.80 --> 1482.48] Because of PhysX. +[1482.54 --> 1484.28] Like it's still not a core part of gameplay. +[1484.84 --> 1485.28] So. +[1485.54 --> 1486.04] To me. +[1486.48 --> 1487.54] I think you could. +[1487.68 --> 1487.92] If. +[1488.16 --> 1489.90] If the Rainbow Six developers were like. +[1489.90 --> 1490.26] Yeah. +[1490.80 --> 1493.42] We're going to take the destructibility of the environment. +[1493.88 --> 1495.34] And the lighting of the environment. +[1495.34 --> 1496.16] To a whole new level. +[1496.26 --> 1497.62] But you have to have RTX. +[1497.82 --> 1500.40] I think no game that's actually going to be competitive. +[1500.40 --> 1501.64] Would ever do that. +[1506.62 --> 1508.12] Uneven playing field for hardware. +[1508.32 --> 1510.76] Is not something that has ever gone well for competitive games. +[1510.76 --> 1511.00] No. +[1511.16 --> 1513.86] And requiring people to have super high end hardware. +[1514.12 --> 1515.24] Is just not a thing. +[1515.30 --> 1516.62] I guess that's where I'm going with this. +[1516.62 --> 1517.00] Is that. +[1517.68 --> 1518.08] You. +[1518.22 --> 1520.72] You won't be able to make it fundamental to gameplay. +[1521.36 --> 1523.40] Unless you can count on everyone having it. +[1523.40 --> 1524.58] If you can set up. +[1524.78 --> 1525.78] If you can like. +[1526.32 --> 1526.60] Shoot. +[1527.24 --> 1527.40] Yeah. +[1527.40 --> 1528.88] A door off a car. +[1528.88 --> 1529.06] Yeah. +[1529.48 --> 1529.98] And then. +[1530.26 --> 1532.18] Use the reflections off the door. +[1532.26 --> 1533.72] To like see someone coming around the corner. +[1533.94 --> 1534.14] Yeah. +[1534.22 --> 1535.60] Like that sounds freaking sweet. +[1535.88 --> 1536.10] Yeah. +[1536.26 --> 1538.02] Sounds pretty single player to me dude. +[1538.64 --> 1538.96] Yeah. +[1539.20 --> 1539.48] Like. +[1539.70 --> 1540.26] I don't. +[1540.40 --> 1542.04] I don't think that's going to be a thing. +[1543.34 --> 1545.00] And it sounds single player. +[1545.18 --> 1545.72] But like. +[1545.96 --> 1547.04] Not fundamental to gameplay. +[1547.26 --> 1548.32] Single player games are great. +[1548.44 --> 1548.80] There was a. +[1548.88 --> 1549.34] Very recently. +[1549.34 --> 1550.74] There was a thread trending on. +[1550.74 --> 1552.58] I don't remember what that was talking about. +[1552.62 --> 1555.78] How it's like people that just don't play multiplayer games anymore. +[1555.78 --> 1556.68] And all this kind of stuff. +[1556.80 --> 1559.26] And there's actually a lot of really great single player games. +[1559.30 --> 1560.20] That have been coming out for a while. +[1560.34 --> 1562.60] There's quite a few great single player games on the horizon. +[1562.82 --> 1564.32] And you might even find like. +[1564.70 --> 1566.08] PVE multiplayer games. +[1566.46 --> 1567.54] Where you don't care as much. +[1568.40 --> 1568.68] Sure. +[1568.98 --> 1569.38] Okay. +[1569.52 --> 1571.02] And you might just want the lighting. +[1571.02 --> 1572.44] Because you want it to look really cool. +[1572.64 --> 1573.42] And that might all. +[1573.50 --> 1574.04] That's all great. +[1574.10 --> 1574.58] That's all awesome. +[1574.58 --> 1575.10] I'm not saying. +[1575.44 --> 1576.58] There isn't benefits to it. +[1576.66 --> 1577.28] I just think like. +[1577.28 --> 1579.18] People who want to be hardcore competitive. +[1579.36 --> 1579.46] Yeah. +[1579.78 --> 1581.44] I don't think that's going to be a thing. +[1581.52 --> 1582.44] It probably won't even be an option. +[1582.52 --> 1583.10] And I'm just saying. +[1583.20 --> 1585.00] Until you can make it fundamental to gameplay. +[1585.32 --> 1586.22] It's always. +[1586.66 --> 1588.36] It's always a bell and whistle. +[1590.40 --> 1590.76] And. +[1591.02 --> 1592.10] There's some people that will care. +[1592.54 --> 1592.78] Yeah. +[1592.84 --> 1593.58] There's definitely some people that will care. +[1593.58 --> 1594.72] But just like gameplay is king. +[1595.24 --> 1595.44] Like. +[1595.58 --> 1595.70] You know. +[1595.76 --> 1597.02] It's the whole Nintendo thing. +[1597.18 --> 1597.34] Yeah. +[1597.60 --> 1597.96] Where. +[1598.28 --> 1599.12] And I completely agree with that. +[1599.12 --> 1601.22] The Switch doesn't look any better than. +[1601.44 --> 1601.74] What? +[1601.80 --> 1602.78] Like a PS3? +[1604.28 --> 1604.92] If that. +[1604.92 --> 1605.68] Is it even. +[1605.80 --> 1607.20] Does it even look as good as a PS3? +[1607.20 --> 1608.18] It's a hard thing to compare. +[1608.22 --> 1609.62] When did the stupid PS3 come out? +[1609.80 --> 1611.42] If you define look as good. +[1611.54 --> 1613.52] That would be like what resolution and frame rate it can push. +[1613.68 --> 1613.78] But. +[1614.06 --> 1617.24] Nintendo titles on general have like a way different art style. +[1617.50 --> 1617.68] Which actually. +[1617.68 --> 1617.90] They do. +[1618.10 --> 1618.44] They do. +[1618.52 --> 1619.92] Doesn't need more hardware. +[1620.24 --> 1621.90] But that's exactly the point is like. +[1623.26 --> 1625.02] Gameplay is far more important. +[1625.32 --> 1625.60] Oh yeah. +[1625.60 --> 1625.72] Than. +[1627.10 --> 1627.54] Lighting. +[1627.64 --> 1628.80] I've had more fun on my Switch. +[1628.90 --> 1629.14] Physics. +[1629.14 --> 1630.20] For like a long time. +[1630.94 --> 1632.10] Than my computer. +[1633.46 --> 1633.80] Rip. +[1634.92 --> 1637.88] Honestly. +[1638.42 --> 1643.46] 95% of my gaming time in the last few months has been Zelda Breath of the Wild. +[1643.84 --> 1644.16] Oh yeah. +[1644.32 --> 1644.72] It's great. +[1644.90 --> 1645.54] It's a great game. +[1645.60 --> 1646.34] I'm not done yet. +[1646.72 --> 1647.12] But like. +[1647.22 --> 1647.72] I don't care. +[1648.68 --> 1649.98] Because I just go and like. +[1650.50 --> 1651.50] Walk around the mountains. +[1651.76 --> 1652.08] And like. +[1652.32 --> 1653.18] Find snails. +[1653.44 --> 1653.62] Yeah. +[1653.84 --> 1654.42] And like. +[1654.78 --> 1654.98] Dude. +[1655.06 --> 1655.24] Oh. +[1655.38 --> 1656.28] Super Mario Tennis. +[1656.68 --> 1657.06] Aces. +[1657.76 --> 1658.94] Actually super fun. +[1659.16 --> 1659.40] Yeah. +[1659.76 --> 1660.08] I was. +[1660.08 --> 1660.40] I was like. +[1660.50 --> 1661.08] When I got it. +[1661.16 --> 1661.54] I was like. +[1662.50 --> 1664.56] It's like a full price tennis title. +[1664.92 --> 1665.74] Have you played Overcooked? +[1665.92 --> 1666.26] Oof. +[1666.70 --> 1667.04] No. +[1667.18 --> 1667.96] But it looks really good. +[1667.96 --> 1669.44] I tried it for the first time. +[1669.88 --> 1670.50] Last week. +[1671.00 --> 1671.94] It's really good. +[1672.08 --> 1672.28] Yeah. +[1672.40 --> 1673.10] So we're gonna. +[1673.32 --> 1674.00] When we do the land. +[1674.06 --> 1675.04] Do you know about the land center? +[1675.46 --> 1675.70] Yeah. +[1675.78 --> 1677.58] I was there when we made the decision to. +[1677.66 --> 1677.92] Sick. +[1678.02 --> 1678.20] Okay. +[1678.32 --> 1678.46] Yeah. +[1678.46 --> 1679.74] So when we build the land center. +[1679.86 --> 1681.08] I want to put like a big screen. +[1681.20 --> 1681.70] Like a projector. +[1682.46 --> 1682.56] Yeah. +[1682.56 --> 1683.22] And that'll be. +[1683.44 --> 1684.38] So we'll have consoles. +[1684.58 --> 1685.32] And a PC. +[1685.56 --> 1686.22] With controllers. +[1686.22 --> 1688.42] But I want that to be like the. +[1688.64 --> 1689.00] The. +[1689.12 --> 1690.22] The local multiplayer. +[1690.44 --> 1690.62] Yeah. +[1690.82 --> 1691.58] Set up spot. +[1691.72 --> 1693.40] And we are gonna play some Overcooked. +[1693.68 --> 1694.02] Hell yeah. +[1694.26 --> 1694.82] For sure. +[1694.92 --> 1695.20] Definitely. +[1695.54 --> 1697.72] I'm actually so excited for that land center. +[1698.18 --> 1698.54] Me too. +[1698.62 --> 1699.90] I haven't watched it yet. +[1699.98 --> 1701.92] But it was cool that you had nothing up here. +[1702.70 --> 1702.98] Yeah. +[1703.28 --> 1703.80] Do you even. +[1704.16 --> 1704.78] Did you know. +[1705.28 --> 1706.02] Not much. +[1706.16 --> 1706.28] Yeah. +[1706.28 --> 1708.26] I had to like stream a PDA him before. +[1708.48 --> 1708.80] But like. +[1708.80 --> 1708.88] Yeah. +[1708.88 --> 1709.62] I didn't feel bad. +[1709.62 --> 1710.10] Because he. +[1710.44 --> 1710.74] Like. +[1711.00 --> 1711.44] He was like. +[1711.50 --> 1711.68] Yeah. +[1711.80 --> 1713.50] I'm pretty sure I watched your videos before. +[1713.50 --> 1715.98] It was like an Intel thing to kind of put us together. +[1716.12 --> 1716.22] Yeah. +[1716.22 --> 1716.28] Yeah. +[1716.28 --> 1716.60] Honestly. +[1716.74 --> 1718.70] I had a lot of fun just doing the stream with him. +[1718.78 --> 1719.36] So that was great. +[1719.56 --> 1719.68] No. +[1719.70 --> 1720.06] He's cool. +[1720.14 --> 1720.36] Yeah. +[1720.36 --> 1720.52] Yeah. +[1720.52 --> 1720.58] Yeah. +[1720.82 --> 1727.10] I couldn't believe it when he chickened dinnered the one PUBG match that he got to play as part +[1727.10 --> 1727.92] of his sponsor thing. +[1728.54 --> 1729.06] So like. +[1729.72 --> 1730.54] Still though. +[1731.26 --> 1732.52] Even if you're really good. +[1732.56 --> 1733.44] He got like eight kills. +[1733.82 --> 1734.04] Yeah. +[1734.56 --> 1734.88] So. +[1735.02 --> 1735.16] So. +[1735.28 --> 1735.44] So. +[1735.44 --> 1735.72] Okay. +[1735.80 --> 1741.46] So what happened was Intel sponsored him to come up here as part of Gamer Days to build +[1741.46 --> 1742.36] a PC with me. +[1742.36 --> 1744.48] So my commitment was to build a PC for him. +[1744.66 --> 1749.12] And then he was supposed to stream for like a few hours after we built the PC. +[1749.66 --> 1753.76] Just like from our office here on that PC or the exact same spec. +[1753.86 --> 1754.76] But like it was actually. +[1755.20 --> 1755.64] Whatever. +[1755.88 --> 1755.98] Yeah. +[1756.14 --> 1756.28] Yeah. +[1756.60 --> 1756.90] Anyway. +[1757.10 --> 1758.12] The point is. +[1758.32 --> 1759.32] His flight got delayed. +[1759.88 --> 1761.94] So we had to throw the machine together. +[1762.22 --> 1764.60] We did like a super quick build. +[1765.06 --> 1765.66] Like I was cutting. +[1765.80 --> 1766.90] Oh like he got here late. +[1767.08 --> 1767.42] Yeah. +[1767.42 --> 1767.82] Okay. +[1767.92 --> 1768.06] Okay. +[1768.10 --> 1768.46] Yeah. +[1768.46 --> 1772.60] And then he only got to stream for like one round. +[1772.96 --> 1774.42] And then the fact that he won it. +[1774.90 --> 1775.14] I was. +[1775.40 --> 1776.18] When he was on his way out. +[1776.24 --> 1776.52] I was like. +[1777.00 --> 1777.40] Yeah. +[1779.12 --> 1780.38] Way to go man. +[1780.72 --> 1781.64] That is pretty cool. +[1781.80 --> 1782.38] That's awesome. +[1782.68 --> 1783.58] That's freaking awesome. +[1783.66 --> 1784.68] You won your first game. +[1784.90 --> 1785.24] Didn't you? +[1785.46 --> 1786.08] I did. +[1786.24 --> 1786.38] Yeah. +[1786.62 --> 1787.96] But I didn't kill anyone. +[1788.54 --> 1789.34] Still won. +[1789.34 --> 1792.40] I had you carrying me. +[1792.82 --> 1793.38] And Joe. +[1793.80 --> 1794.36] And Joe. +[1794.66 --> 1795.44] And then who else did we have? +[1795.44 --> 1796.06] Well we had Dennis. +[1796.22 --> 1797.06] Someone else was there. +[1797.62 --> 1797.82] No. +[1797.82 --> 1798.20] I think it was. +[1798.20 --> 1799.36] We got Dennis later I think. +[1800.20 --> 1800.66] Was it Dennis? +[1800.68 --> 1801.42] I think that was Dennis. +[1801.42 --> 1801.92] Yeah it was Dennis. +[1802.00 --> 1802.50] But Dennis died. +[1802.74 --> 1802.98] He just died. +[1803.04 --> 1803.24] Yeah. +[1803.34 --> 1803.68] Dennis died. +[1803.96 --> 1805.22] We just three manned it. +[1806.00 --> 1808.08] We had basically a three man squad. +[1808.22 --> 1808.98] Now to be clear. +[1809.08 --> 1810.14] Just because I didn't kill anyone. +[1810.22 --> 1811.16] Doesn't mean I didn't help. +[1811.28 --> 1811.84] He did help. +[1812.20 --> 1814.16] He actually did a fair amount of damage too. +[1814.16 --> 1815.86] Because you were pinging people with the sniper. +[1816.18 --> 1818.04] I'm a good helper. +[1818.04 --> 1819.22] And I can communicate. +[1819.38 --> 1819.98] You were spotting. +[1820.08 --> 1820.70] Making calls. +[1820.92 --> 1822.54] And hitting people at least once with a sniper. +[1822.74 --> 1824.80] Which is like actually a huge help. +[1824.92 --> 1826.42] Because you only need to hit them once or twice. +[1826.62 --> 1826.80] Just saying. +[1826.90 --> 1827.72] Just saying. +[1827.84 --> 1828.42] Not that bad. +[1828.90 --> 1830.10] Speaking of not that bad. +[1830.18 --> 1831.16] We should talk about our sponsors. +[1832.00 --> 1833.26] Because they're not that bad. +[1833.36 --> 1833.56] Yeah. +[1833.72 --> 1834.02] Yeah. +[1835.72 --> 1836.52] Meanwhile like. +[1837.10 --> 1839.46] Poor Yord watches here. +[1839.88 --> 1840.46] Is like. +[1841.16 --> 1841.56] Really? +[1842.52 --> 1844.94] Clearly they've never sponsored Linus Tech Tips before. +[1844.94 --> 1848.34] So these are handcrafted. +[1848.88 --> 1852.52] Using sustainably sourced hardwoods from around the world. +[1853.50 --> 1854.12] So Yord. +[1854.28 --> 1855.20] I'm glad I'm saying Yord. +[1855.24 --> 1855.98] Because they're Swedish. +[1856.10 --> 1856.52] That's good. +[1856.94 --> 1858.58] Yord is Swedish for earth. +[1858.88 --> 1860.94] Which is where they draw their inspiration from. +[1861.18 --> 1862.88] So they have designs for men and women. +[1863.26 --> 1865.42] They have battery or automatic power. +[1865.64 --> 1866.76] They use quartz movement. +[1867.44 --> 1869.58] And they have something for everyone. +[1869.68 --> 1872.30] Now this one needs to be adjusted to be the right size for me. +[1872.92 --> 1875.02] But here I can give you guys a look at that. +[1875.10 --> 1875.66] Check that out. +[1878.60 --> 1879.04] That's a. +[1879.18 --> 1880.18] I like the square one better. +[1880.58 --> 1880.84] Really? +[1881.04 --> 1881.32] Yeah. +[1881.36 --> 1881.88] What do you think? +[1883.76 --> 1884.54] I like mine. +[1884.60 --> 1885.60] But I see why you like yours. +[1885.66 --> 1886.38] Well you know what's funny. +[1886.48 --> 1889.72] They actually picked out designs specifically for us. +[1889.78 --> 1890.86] I think that worked out pretty well. +[1890.86 --> 1892.76] Which is actually pretty cool. +[1893.40 --> 1894.40] So the whole thing. +[1894.42 --> 1895.20] That's a really nice watch. +[1895.20 --> 1896.36] So it comes with extra links. +[1897.08 --> 1897.42] This is. +[1897.56 --> 1898.52] I don't generally. +[1898.70 --> 1900.34] I'm not a stylish kind of guy. +[1900.34 --> 1901.22] No. +[1901.42 --> 1903.18] I don't think either of us really are. +[1903.96 --> 1904.64] But like. +[1905.02 --> 1905.60] I wish. +[1905.70 --> 1907.32] I wish it had one link out of it. +[1907.44 --> 1908.00] Because then it would. +[1908.10 --> 1909.18] Then it would fit perfectly. +[1909.60 --> 1911.90] But that looks really sharp. +[1913.22 --> 1915.18] So they do free worldwide shipping. +[1916.34 --> 1917.58] The one that I'm wearing. +[1917.58 --> 1918.34] I got mine pretty good. +[1918.46 --> 1919.44] The Delmar series. +[1919.58 --> 1921.06] So that's a dark sandalwood. +[1921.06 --> 1922.76] With an obsidian carbon watch face. +[1922.94 --> 1924.56] So you can actually see the. +[1924.56 --> 1925.32] Like the carbon. +[1925.52 --> 1926.96] The carbon fiber finish on there. +[1926.96 --> 1928.22] Looks really nice. +[1928.58 --> 1930.32] And then Luke's is in a dark sandalwood. +[1930.40 --> 1931.48] This is the Frankie series. +[1931.48 --> 1933.02] With an emerald watch face. +[1933.22 --> 1935.22] So if you guys use offer code LTT. +[1936.12 --> 1937.50] Oh the box is magnetic. +[1938.28 --> 1939.02] Oh jeez. +[1939.54 --> 1940.10] So fancy. +[1940.10 --> 1940.50] Of course it is. +[1940.80 --> 1942.16] If you use offer code LTT. +[1942.30 --> 1943.68] You'll get $25 off. +[1943.78 --> 1944.70] And a free sizing. +[1944.84 --> 1946.68] At yordwatches.com +[1946.68 --> 1947.52] We're going to have that. +[1947.70 --> 1948.94] Linked in the video description. +[1949.96 --> 1950.42] Oh man. +[1950.52 --> 1950.84] I want to. +[1950.88 --> 1951.02] Yeah. +[1951.06 --> 1951.86] I want to get this. +[1951.90 --> 1953.22] I want to get this sized. +[1953.36 --> 1953.60] And then. +[1953.60 --> 1955.02] Like this is the kind of thing. +[1955.16 --> 1956.10] That I could actually. +[1956.64 --> 1958.08] The clasp is really interesting. +[1958.08 --> 1959.06] If I went out somewhere nice. +[1959.20 --> 1959.30] Do you have the same thing? +[1959.48 --> 1959.72] Yeah. +[1959.86 --> 1960.14] No no. +[1960.20 --> 1960.72] Mine's different. +[1960.84 --> 1961.06] Oh. +[1961.44 --> 1963.08] I think I've seen that style before. +[1963.10 --> 1964.54] Mine goes in both directions. +[1965.90 --> 1966.14] Oh. +[1966.38 --> 1966.68] Oh. +[1966.84 --> 1967.08] Oh. +[1967.52 --> 1967.88] Yeah. +[1968.06 --> 1968.24] Oh. +[1968.24 --> 1969.84] Which makes it actually way easier to put on. +[1969.84 --> 1970.80] For if you have big hands. +[1971.04 --> 1973.36] But they didn't feel that I needed that I guess. +[1975.64 --> 1977.16] Oh yordwatches. +[1977.92 --> 1978.68] Thanks guys. +[1979.30 --> 1980.02] You guys are. +[1980.30 --> 1980.72] I'm going to. +[1980.72 --> 1981.70] I'm going to keep that safe. +[1981.78 --> 1982.84] I'm going to have to deal with that later. +[1983.68 --> 1984.20] All right. +[1984.62 --> 1985.50] Other sponsor. +[1986.98 --> 1988.22] Did I just get burned? +[1988.96 --> 1991.64] Did I just get burned by a first time sponsor? +[1992.12 --> 1994.02] They picked my sizing like perfectly. +[1996.36 --> 1997.24] Spectrum glasses. +[1998.62 --> 1999.12] All right. +[1999.68 --> 2000.30] Mystery meat. +[2000.38 --> 2001.00] Which one do you want? +[2001.44 --> 2001.60] That. +[2002.60 --> 2002.82] Yeah. +[2003.42 --> 2003.62] Perfect. +[2003.78 --> 2005.46] That was me picking essentially. +[2005.60 --> 2008.40] I actually didn't really look that carefully at which one was in there. +[2008.40 --> 2008.96] These are like the. +[2008.96 --> 2010.10] I think that's the small one. +[2010.16 --> 2011.42] I think that's the one that's better for me. +[2011.48 --> 2012.02] But you know what? +[2012.02 --> 2014.52] I'm going to wear the bolder frames today. +[2014.98 --> 2016.66] Because the point of Spectrum. +[2016.76 --> 2018.10] Just because they look good. +[2018.40 --> 2022.60] Doesn't mean that that's necessarily why you would run out and buy Spectrum glasses. +[2022.80 --> 2024.94] Staring at a monitor all day can be hard on your eyes. +[2025.14 --> 2026.96] And also make it tougher to fall asleep. +[2027.08 --> 2030.52] So Spectrum is an affordable long-term solution to staring at a computer screen. +[2030.90 --> 2033.18] Instead of using a software one like Flux. +[2033.24 --> 2035.86] Which doesn't offer the same kind of filtering that these glasses do. +[2036.32 --> 2037.22] So they're high quality. +[2037.22 --> 2038.44] They come with a one-year warranty. +[2038.58 --> 2039.46] The glasses are durable. +[2039.66 --> 2041.62] They've got a ton of different styles. +[2041.68 --> 2042.66] Including ones for kids. +[2042.86 --> 2044.26] They have low color distortion. +[2044.44 --> 2046.82] So they don't just turn your entire world year in yellow. +[2046.92 --> 2047.62] Which is nice. +[2047.80 --> 2049.60] But they block high energy blue light. +[2049.80 --> 2052.78] And while they're primarily focused around the Canadian US markets. +[2053.02 --> 2054.60] They do ship internationally. +[2054.94 --> 2057.36] So go check them out at spectrumglasses.com. +[2057.46 --> 2058.24] Slash collections. +[2058.72 --> 2059.96] Slash products. +[2059.96 --> 2060.16] Slash products. +[2060.54 --> 2061.46] And finally. +[2062.26 --> 2063.36] An oldie but a goodie. +[2063.84 --> 2064.60] Savage jerky. +[2064.60 --> 2065.26] Oh there we go. +[2067.66 --> 2068.54] You know what? +[2068.62 --> 2069.82] I'm wussing out today. +[2069.98 --> 2071.34] I'm just going to eat some original. +[2071.56 --> 2072.60] Because I like original. +[2072.84 --> 2073.48] I'm going to chill. +[2073.60 --> 2074.64] You can eat whatever you want. +[2074.72 --> 2076.48] The reapers here from last week. +[2078.46 --> 2081.26] Oh was it Riley that I had on who tried the reaper? +[2081.70 --> 2082.28] How did he do? +[2082.94 --> 2083.38] Good. +[2083.70 --> 2084.04] Oh okay. +[2084.08 --> 2085.66] Good but it was spicy. +[2085.98 --> 2086.52] Yeah yeah yeah. +[2086.52 --> 2087.68] Yeah I think it was Riley. +[2087.68 --> 2089.32] I had someone on a little while ago. +[2090.16 --> 2090.98] Jono's hovering. +[2091.36 --> 2092.94] Do you have something to tell us Jono? +[2093.46 --> 2094.58] Uh Yord giveaway. +[2095.28 --> 2096.10] Yord's doing a giveaway? +[2096.36 --> 2096.56] Yeah. +[2096.88 --> 2097.12] Oh. +[2097.44 --> 2097.92] Alright. +[2098.24 --> 2100.84] Well I'll get back to that once I tell you guys about Savage Jerky. +[2101.46 --> 2104.00] I always salivate when I'm opening up the bag. +[2104.10 --> 2104.42] Me too. +[2105.02 --> 2108.80] Their jerky is made with high quality ingredients without nitrates or preservatives. +[2109.22 --> 2113.10] The goal is to create a snack that's full of flavor and spice that isn't bad for you. +[2113.86 --> 2117.50] They've got 13 different flavors of jerky like sriracha bacon and maple buffalo bacon. +[2117.50 --> 2118.76] Which is my personal favorite. +[2118.76 --> 2120.20] The mojo is also great. +[2121.10 --> 2122.60] The original is good if you're bland. +[2123.58 --> 2124.64] But like it's good. +[2125.50 --> 2126.90] They also make... +[2126.90 --> 2128.78] Oh man have you tried their hot sauce? +[2129.96 --> 2130.22] No. +[2130.72 --> 2131.04] Okay. +[2131.90 --> 2133.04] You took it home didn't you? +[2133.34 --> 2133.68] Yeah. +[2134.56 --> 2135.38] It's really good. +[2135.46 --> 2136.34] How would I have tried it? +[2136.40 --> 2137.04] Well I don't know. +[2137.54 --> 2138.44] Oh no I guess I did. +[2138.88 --> 2139.20] Did you? +[2139.28 --> 2140.26] We did the finger dab thing. +[2140.50 --> 2141.06] Oh that's right. +[2141.16 --> 2141.34] Yeah. +[2141.34 --> 2141.70] Yeah. +[2141.70 --> 2141.74] Yeah. +[2143.04 --> 2144.76] It is as good as I expected. +[2145.48 --> 2147.00] It's like freaking awesome. +[2147.16 --> 2149.40] So to be clear I'm not being down on the jerky. +[2149.80 --> 2152.12] But the hot sauce is really good. +[2152.16 --> 2154.00] If you want to buy one thing from Savage Jerky. +[2154.06 --> 2156.22] I haven't actually tried the spice rub or the barbecue sauce. +[2156.62 --> 2158.52] But if you want to buy one thing from Savage Jerky. +[2159.00 --> 2159.86] Get the hot sauce. +[2160.00 --> 2160.68] It was the... +[2160.68 --> 2161.12] Interesting. +[2161.12 --> 2162.52] I think it was the Reaper hot sauce. +[2163.18 --> 2165.88] That I have in my fridge right now. +[2166.06 --> 2167.36] It is so good. +[2168.22 --> 2169.32] Don't use a ton. +[2170.68 --> 2173.42] But the flavor that it adds is really nice. +[2173.74 --> 2178.36] So you guys can use offer code LTT to save 10% at SavageJerky.com. +[2179.42 --> 2180.50] What can I do for you? +[2181.70 --> 2182.10] Nice. +[2182.48 --> 2183.12] You're my favorite. +[2183.12 --> 2183.84] What are you doing? +[2185.00 --> 2186.36] Have you been reading us from Chats? +[2186.68 --> 2187.28] Super Chats? +[2187.40 --> 2187.54] Yeah. +[2187.72 --> 2188.88] Do we have Super Chats? +[2189.30 --> 2190.52] Yeah you're streaming on YouTube. +[2190.52 --> 2191.68] Oh that's right. +[2191.74 --> 2192.46] We're streaming on YouTube. +[2192.60 --> 2192.96] I forgot. +[2194.26 --> 2197.54] So do we read Super Chats but we don't read Twitch stuff? +[2197.90 --> 2198.38] So the... +[2198.38 --> 2199.32] Well no. +[2199.74 --> 2202.02] We don't read Super Chats because I completely forgot. +[2202.36 --> 2203.04] So there's that. +[2203.50 --> 2204.80] We don't really have a policy. +[2207.42 --> 2209.40] These are fake by the way. +[2209.48 --> 2210.60] But they're like... +[2210.60 --> 2212.44] They're the okay kind of fake. +[2213.40 --> 2214.32] What does that mean? +[2214.82 --> 2215.74] It's a long story. +[2215.98 --> 2219.72] But like you can get in trouble for having fake money that is too real. +[2219.72 --> 2220.72] Oh. +[2220.88 --> 2222.18] So those are like fake enough? +[2222.30 --> 2222.48] Yeah. +[2223.02 --> 2224.52] So Yord Watches has a giveaway. +[2224.94 --> 2229.84] Check it out over at www.yordwatches.com slash g slash LTT. +[2230.40 --> 2233.76] Which actually gets us perfectly into our next segment here. +[2235.96 --> 2238.16] Which I'm not even sure if it's a topic this week. +[2238.16 --> 2238.58] What do you even want? +[2238.58 --> 2238.76] Oh. +[2240.46 --> 2240.82] Yeah. +[2240.90 --> 2241.54] I don't think it's a topic. +[2241.54 --> 2243.14] What is his dedication to keeping the office clean? +[2243.24 --> 2243.52] I know. +[2243.60 --> 2244.16] He's like doing the worm. +[2244.16 --> 2244.94] You guys can't see it. +[2244.98 --> 2246.30] But he's prone on the ground. +[2246.46 --> 2246.64] Yeah. +[2247.22 --> 2248.48] It's actually kind of embarrassing. +[2248.76 --> 2249.66] I'm embarrassed for him. +[2250.40 --> 2251.32] I'm proud of him. +[2251.66 --> 2252.82] Did you read the Super Chats yet? +[2253.42 --> 2253.74] No. +[2256.62 --> 2257.72] So this is great. +[2258.80 --> 2259.16] Chrome. +[2259.24 --> 2259.58] Hold on. +[2259.62 --> 2259.88] Hold on. +[2259.98 --> 2260.58] Someone in chat. +[2260.84 --> 2262.28] Where do I get my RTX on shirt? +[2263.32 --> 2263.54] Oh. +[2265.46 --> 2267.14] Design by humans. +[2267.38 --> 2267.70] LTT. +[2267.86 --> 2268.66] I'll post it in the chat. +[2269.52 --> 2269.84] Oh, wait. +[2269.96 --> 2270.32] LTT. +[2270.56 --> 2271.78] I guess I should probably put Linus Tech. +[2271.80 --> 2271.94] No. +[2272.02 --> 2272.28] Here it is. +[2272.32 --> 2272.44] Yeah. +[2272.48 --> 2272.86] It's the first chat. +[2272.86 --> 2275.64] If you just Google Design by Humans Linus Tech Tips, you'll find it. +[2275.76 --> 2275.90] Yeah. +[2275.94 --> 2276.20] It's fine. +[2276.26 --> 2276.68] I got it. +[2276.68 --> 2277.00] I got it. +[2277.00 --> 2277.54] I'll throw it in the chat. +[2277.60 --> 2278.04] I'll throw it in the chat. +[2278.08 --> 2278.20] Cool. +[2278.94 --> 2279.06] Oh. +[2279.24 --> 2279.50] Right. +[2279.58 --> 2280.02] Two chats. +[2280.18 --> 2280.66] Oh, Lordy. +[2281.32 --> 2282.60] Well, there it is in Twitch chat. +[2283.30 --> 2283.64] Uh-oh. +[2284.60 --> 2285.68] I'm a bad YouTuber. +[2286.24 --> 2286.60] Officially. +[2286.98 --> 2290.00] Officially 10 out of 10 bad YouTuber. +[2290.16 --> 2293.12] Because I completely forgot that we were even streaming on YouTube. +[2293.24 --> 2294.22] I streamed earlier on YouTube. +[2294.42 --> 2296.02] So, you know, I got that going for me. +[2296.80 --> 2297.86] I can't even find it. +[2298.30 --> 2300.20] I don't even see the stream here in the thing. +[2300.32 --> 2306.56] Someone in the super chat says, I wonder if LTT YouTube channel going to do the community +[2306.56 --> 2309.50] join thing, like with the join button on channel. +[2310.00 --> 2310.24] Oof. +[2310.82 --> 2312.34] That is a great question. +[2312.54 --> 2314.26] And one that I would love to answer for you. +[2314.32 --> 2314.78] Give me a moment. +[2314.90 --> 2316.12] I'm just going to post that thing there. +[2316.32 --> 2316.76] Yes. +[2317.32 --> 2317.52] There. +[2318.02 --> 2318.94] So, we are. +[2319.56 --> 2322.26] But, Floatplane is not going away. +[2322.44 --> 2325.52] So, this is something that Luke and I, I think, talked about on the WAN show a little +[2325.52 --> 2326.08] while ago. +[2326.48 --> 2331.08] When we were both kind of independently having huge freakouts. +[2331.30 --> 2333.62] And then together having a huge freakout. +[2334.06 --> 2337.22] And then realized that it's not actually a big deal. +[2337.58 --> 2337.82] Yeah. +[2337.82 --> 2340.98] Because the whole, I forget what it's called. +[2341.16 --> 2341.60] Supporter? +[2342.90 --> 2343.34] Contributor? +[2343.54 --> 2343.94] Sponsor? +[2343.94 --> 2343.96] Sponsor? +[2343.96 --> 2345.58] I forget what it's called when someone. +[2345.68 --> 2346.50] I think it's called sponsor. +[2346.60 --> 2347.48] Clicks that button. +[2347.82 --> 2349.38] But basically, it's like a Twitch. +[2349.62 --> 2350.74] It's like a Twitch sub. +[2351.38 --> 2353.26] The button is titled Join. +[2353.54 --> 2353.92] Is it? +[2354.06 --> 2354.28] Okay. +[2354.44 --> 2354.92] Join. +[2355.12 --> 2356.10] It's a Join button. +[2356.34 --> 2357.44] But I don't remember what you become. +[2357.50 --> 2360.48] So, when someone does that, they pay money. +[2360.78 --> 2362.34] And it helps support the creator. +[2362.58 --> 2364.58] And also gives some money to Google. +[2365.38 --> 2368.94] And other than that, I think you get some emojis. +[2369.40 --> 2371.84] But there's not a ton of tangible benefits. +[2372.04 --> 2373.00] So, there's no early access. +[2373.74 --> 2378.96] So, already, right out of the gate, it doesn't compete with Floatplane's. +[2379.52 --> 2383.86] Well, what we consider to be at least one of Floatplane's sort of dominant features +[2383.86 --> 2385.28] is early access to video. +[2385.96 --> 2388.38] So, there you go. +[2389.34 --> 2391.56] There's not actually as much overlap as you might think. +[2392.04 --> 2397.66] And two, the way that we see it, both for supporters and for creators, +[2398.02 --> 2402.24] there is always going to be the people who wouldn't go off platform. +[2402.66 --> 2405.36] Like, just have no interest in leaving YouTube.com. +[2405.78 --> 2408.58] And do want to support Linus Media Group. +[2408.86 --> 2410.42] But they want to do it on YouTube.com. +[2410.56 --> 2411.60] There's always going to be those people. +[2411.60 --> 2415.74] And then there's always going to be the people that don't want to give Google a dollar. +[2416.24 --> 2417.12] They'll turn on Adblock. +[2417.56 --> 2421.98] They will refuse any kind of contribution that gives Google a cut. +[2422.68 --> 2426.36] And for those people, there's always going to have to be a third-party option. +[2426.68 --> 2430.08] And we see ourselves, especially in the direction that we're going right now, +[2430.20 --> 2433.82] as being able to be a very strong third-party option. +[2433.82 --> 2440.90] So, life is not as simple as this one or this one. +[2441.22 --> 2441.94] Why not both? +[2442.10 --> 2443.46] Maybe they could just coexist. +[2443.72 --> 2446.48] I mean, we always said we're not a YouTube competitor. +[2447.04 --> 2447.92] And that's true. +[2448.12 --> 2451.12] So, we're just going to have to keep not being a YouTube competitor. +[2451.12 --> 2456.66] And I guess I'm speaking as floatplane media Linus right now, +[2456.76 --> 2459.58] as opposed to YouTuber Linus Media Group Linus. +[2459.76 --> 2461.70] But then from Linus Media Group's perspective, +[2462.04 --> 2465.74] we have always been all about diversification. +[2466.26 --> 2468.10] That's why we joined Vessel. +[2468.46 --> 2471.12] That's why we started LinusTechTips.com forum. +[2471.86 --> 2477.86] That's why we reached out to partners directly to bake sponsorships into our videos, +[2477.86 --> 2479.96] rather than being entirely dependent on AdSense, +[2480.00 --> 2483.48] because we don't want to be completely reliant on Google. +[2483.56 --> 2489.52] Because Google is actually, they're on a bit of a run right now towards us, +[2489.54 --> 2491.88] because I know other creators have had some issues with them. +[2492.08 --> 2494.90] But for us, they're on a bit of a run right now +[2494.90 --> 2497.16] where they've been actually supporting us really well. +[2497.16 --> 2503.14] But the thing is that you can't necessarily count on that lasting forever. +[2503.98 --> 2507.46] Because we've had situations where there was no communication from Google, +[2507.54 --> 2509.06] and all of a sudden there's these guidelines +[2509.06 --> 2513.64] for how they're not going to allow you to have sponsors built into your content anymore, +[2513.64 --> 2516.16] unless you adhere to all these weird rules, +[2516.24 --> 2518.64] like you can't show any logos in your video. +[2519.18 --> 2521.80] That was awkward, trying to explain to someone like Squarespace, +[2522.04 --> 2523.74] yeah, we can talk about your service, +[2523.90 --> 2526.50] and we can have our site be built with Squarespace, +[2526.50 --> 2528.66] and we can say, you know, we love Squarespace, +[2528.94 --> 2530.08] and it's really cool, +[2530.58 --> 2532.52] but we can't show your logo on screen. +[2532.60 --> 2533.20] They'd be like, what? +[2533.96 --> 2537.02] And you'd be like, well, so the issue is that if we do that, +[2537.08 --> 2542.08] then you have to buy through Google all of the advertising on that video, +[2542.34 --> 2543.84] but then I don't know how that works, +[2543.86 --> 2545.56] because you can't buy it perpetually. +[2545.76 --> 2547.48] They don't even have a system for that. +[2547.60 --> 2547.70] Yeah. +[2547.84 --> 2549.64] But what could you possibly have been thinking? +[2549.76 --> 2552.10] So stuff like that has happened in the past. +[2552.10 --> 2554.64] So that's why. +[2555.58 --> 2558.96] Someone wants to know if we can add a manual monthly fee in Floatplane. +[2559.12 --> 2563.28] I mean, okay, so actually, from the outside, +[2563.40 --> 2567.18] it has appeared as though Floatplane hasn't changed much in the last four to six weeks. +[2567.18 --> 2570.48] But Luke and I actually had a really good meeting yesterday, +[2570.48 --> 2576.70] and there's going to be some big updates coming hopefully next week, right? +[2577.12 --> 2577.30] Yeah. +[2577.82 --> 2581.14] So theoretically, we're pushing the most important, +[2581.26 --> 2584.70] but probably the hardest to tell one on Monday, +[2584.90 --> 2587.62] and then there's more stuff coming right after that. +[2587.72 --> 2587.82] Yeah. +[2587.82 --> 2592.64] So expect to see new features actually happening over the next little bit. +[2594.98 --> 2595.46] Let's see. +[2595.54 --> 2598.14] Should we do another topic, or should I talk about a lot of the questions? +[2598.24 --> 2599.26] Oh, right, right, right, right, right. +[2599.62 --> 2604.34] Because I was saying, speaking of WWW, Chrome is like killing WWW. +[2605.18 --> 2605.54] Yeah. +[2606.16 --> 2608.86] I don't think it's one of our actual topics in here this week, +[2609.12 --> 2613.04] and so you'll have to forgive me for not having a ton of background on it, +[2613.12 --> 2614.70] but I thought that was interesting. +[2614.70 --> 2619.64] Because technically, there's no reason why linustechtips.com +[2619.64 --> 2625.12] and www.linustechtips.com had to be the same thing in the past. +[2625.80 --> 2631.32] It just happened that out of convenience and out of sort of convention and habit, +[2631.86 --> 2636.48] generally speaking, webmasters tried to make them the same thing +[2636.48 --> 2640.00] because consumers are lazy and they don't want to type www. every time. +[2640.46 --> 2643.86] But Google is actually formalizing this whole thing, +[2643.86 --> 2649.80] which from the perspective of some security sort of minded individuals, +[2649.80 --> 2651.80] could be a problem. +[2652.24 --> 2652.42] Yeah. +[2652.42 --> 2658.08] Because all of a sudden, it could be a way for you to hijack someone +[2658.08 --> 2661.24] who otherwise would have intended to go to a different site. +[2661.24 --> 2664.74] So maybe you can explain in more detail how the crap that would work. +[2664.88 --> 2667.72] Well, right now, I'm not entirely sure. +[2667.90 --> 2669.50] And usually, I'd have some angle for this, +[2669.56 --> 2671.26] but I've actually read a few threads on it, +[2671.30 --> 2674.60] and there's a lot of people debating each other on how exactly it's going to work. +[2675.30 --> 2677.66] So I don't want to speak to it too much. +[2677.72 --> 2680.82] If you are interested in it, there's a lot of people talking about it, +[2680.90 --> 2682.94] and you can definitely find threads out there on your own. +[2682.94 --> 2691.08] But, yeah, it gets pretty weird because there's one camp where they're talking about, +[2691.28 --> 2696.42] like, well, I don't remember how that was supposed to work, +[2696.50 --> 2703.52] but, like, subdomaining PayPal onto things can maybe make it look like you're somewhere else. +[2704.20 --> 2708.66] And, like, yeah, there's some weird stuff that you might be able to do with it. +[2708.66 --> 2714.26] Basically, right now, it's an unknown, and that's really scary from a web security perspective, +[2714.80 --> 2718.26] especially because this change feels very unnecessary. +[2718.62 --> 2723.52] Well, I think, honestly, I think the vast majority of it or all of it is known. +[2723.92 --> 2728.36] I think the implications of it are a little confusing and hard to understand, +[2728.88 --> 2733.00] and a lot of people are talking about it when not a lot of people understand what's actually happening. +[2734.06 --> 2735.44] This is a great super chat. +[2735.86 --> 2736.30] BKLB. +[2736.64 --> 2737.74] Yo, I'm late to the show. +[2737.74 --> 2738.46] What are the specs? +[2738.46 --> 2739.42] Core Clock, Memory Clock. +[2739.52 --> 2740.06] Gimme, gimme, gimme. +[2740.82 --> 2741.82] It'll be archived. +[2741.98 --> 2745.68] Also, YouTube live streaming has a great feature where you can actually rewind it. +[2745.68 --> 2747.82] We talked about RTX for the first half of the show. +[2748.58 --> 2749.18] Thanks, man. +[2751.06 --> 2752.84] Calvin says, thanks for the beanbag chair. +[2753.06 --> 2757.44] Is that actually the guy that we just, like, gave a beanbag chair to for no reason? +[2757.56 --> 2757.96] I have no idea. +[2757.96 --> 2759.28] I can't remember why we did it. +[2760.52 --> 2762.76] I just remember being like, oh, yeah, sure, whatever. +[2762.86 --> 2763.40] Let's just do it. +[2764.10 --> 2765.86] I think we were trying to get rid of it or something. +[2766.04 --> 2766.28] Maybe. +[2766.28 --> 2770.44] Maybe he, like, paid for it, but, like, it was just a little bit. +[2770.50 --> 2771.92] I don't remember exactly what happened. +[2773.12 --> 2778.94] Oh, a lot of people were wondering what was up with that weird live stream last night. +[2778.94 --> 2783.28] So that was a new YouTube feature called Premieres. +[2783.28 --> 2791.52] And what happens with Premieres is that it seems like it hits you guys with a notification early. +[2791.90 --> 2797.42] And then you're supposed to come back and watch the video at exactly the moment it goes live. +[2797.50 --> 2798.96] And there's a live chat. +[2799.34 --> 2801.58] But the video is actually pre-produced. +[2801.72 --> 2806.58] So there were a lot of people that seemed to be upset because they were like, this isn't live. +[2806.62 --> 2807.46] Pre-recorded. +[2807.72 --> 2808.50] Pre-recorded. +[2808.56 --> 2809.68] Hashtag pre-recorded. +[2809.68 --> 2810.08] Yes. +[2810.64 --> 2811.30] It was. +[2811.64 --> 2812.58] It's supposed to be pre-recorded. +[2812.64 --> 2812.76] Yeah. +[2812.90 --> 2818.34] So this is actually a feature that, and Luke and I still have some ideas that are different and could be better. +[2818.52 --> 2821.78] But this was actually a feature that we had discussed doing on Floorplane. +[2821.90 --> 2822.78] Like two years ago. +[2822.82 --> 2823.56] Like two years ago. +[2823.92 --> 2825.02] But, Deb takes time. +[2825.16 --> 2825.38] Anyway. +[2825.38 --> 2830.28] The point is, the idea behind it is that it is a normal video. +[2831.00 --> 2833.44] But we schedule when it goes live. +[2833.52 --> 2834.88] Now, we often schedule our videos. +[2835.26 --> 2840.60] But in this case, we're scheduling it in a way that you guys can see. +[2840.60 --> 2851.94] So you'll know exactly when to come back with your popcorn and hang out in the chat and, like, talk, interact live with each other and or me. +[2852.00 --> 2855.56] It was actually me and Nick that were both manning the Linus Tech Tips account last night. +[2855.94 --> 2860.52] And give commentary on the video as you're watching it, as you're all watching it together. +[2860.52 --> 2868.74] And then as soon as that premiere is done, then it just, a switch flips and it becomes just a normal YouTube video. +[2869.72 --> 2870.16] Neat, huh? +[2870.82 --> 2871.06] Yeah. +[2873.36 --> 2877.30] Andrew asks if I will talk about conservatives being banned from YouTube and Twitter. +[2877.50 --> 2881.58] If you're talking specifically about Alex Jones, no, I won't. +[2884.28 --> 2885.86] I will not be talking about that. +[2885.98 --> 2886.28] Thank you. +[2886.38 --> 2886.82] Great question. +[2887.00 --> 2888.32] That's a way to get banned on YouTube. +[2890.52 --> 2896.10] Oh, here's a question for you. +[2896.34 --> 2896.58] Yeah. +[2896.98 --> 2902.64] If Alex Jones came to you and said, I want to be on Flowplay, what do you say? +[2902.96 --> 2903.22] Sure. +[2903.92 --> 2904.14] Good. +[2904.86 --> 2905.20] Me too. +[2906.80 --> 2907.12] So. +[2908.02 --> 2909.44] We might want to clarify why. +[2909.54 --> 2910.24] Should we clarify why? +[2910.24 --> 2916.20] Well, because we don't want to be, we don't want to, really, we just don't. +[2916.28 --> 2917.58] We're not even an open platform. +[2917.74 --> 2919.50] You would have to pay to go see his content. +[2919.50 --> 2926.18] So if you are going to be offended by his content or driven off by his content, don't actively give him money. +[2926.28 --> 2927.38] Yeah, don't give him money and you won't see it. +[2927.38 --> 2928.00] And you're fine. +[2928.26 --> 2931.84] And the other thing too is like, we do draw the line at anything illegal. +[2932.22 --> 2937.94] So I know that some people have speculated that he's been banned because of some pending lawsuits or whatever else. +[2937.94 --> 2942.70] But that doesn't necessarily mean that the content that he uploaded was illegal. +[2942.80 --> 2944.26] I actually don't know that it wasn't. +[2944.60 --> 2945.82] Frankly, I haven't looked that much into it. +[2945.82 --> 2947.36] I doubt either of us know almost anything about it. +[2947.36 --> 2953.88] But until he did something illegal on floatplane.com, then there wouldn't really be a conversation to be had about it. +[2954.42 --> 2956.64] I don't know almost anything about him. +[2956.64 --> 2961.56] I know some people don't like him and I don't know. +[2961.56 --> 2968.86] People are asking, so would you allow denying Sandy Hook on floatplane? +[2968.98 --> 2969.92] I don't agree with it. +[2970.02 --> 2972.06] But as far as I can tell, it's not illegal. +[2973.64 --> 2974.48] Don't give him money. +[2974.80 --> 2977.58] Yeah, don't give him money would be like the best suggestion. +[2979.34 --> 2979.98] All right. +[2979.98 --> 2983.66] Is that what he did? +[2983.74 --> 2984.94] Is that what everyone's angry about? +[2984.94 --> 2986.02] I really know nothing about him. +[2986.02 --> 2987.48] Honestly, he's been doing that for years. +[2987.72 --> 2990.10] That's just a particularly stupid thing that he's done. +[2990.20 --> 2990.34] Yes. +[2990.50 --> 2990.94] That's weird. +[2991.14 --> 2991.30] Yeah. +[2991.56 --> 2993.86] It's a very bizarre thing. +[2993.86 --> 2995.42] Now someone in chat said he did not do that. +[2995.70 --> 2996.26] See, I don't know. +[2996.60 --> 2998.00] I can't keep on top of this stuff. +[2999.58 --> 3000.86] I just don't care. +[3002.56 --> 3006.36] Oh, do we have to cover the iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR? +[3006.36 --> 3007.76] Have you kept up with this? +[3007.84 --> 3007.96] No. +[3007.96 --> 3008.32] Have you seen this? +[3008.38 --> 3008.86] Have you heard about this? +[3008.90 --> 3009.52] Dude, I've been busy. +[3009.98 --> 3011.80] Um, yeah. +[3012.70 --> 3014.66] They seem like they're going to be fine. +[3014.74 --> 3016.44] Oh, I finally got my iPhone X back. +[3017.04 --> 3018.54] Well, it's not that I finally got it back. +[3018.60 --> 3019.54] I finally RMA'd it. +[3020.04 --> 3020.26] Oh, okay. +[3020.26 --> 3022.34] So my face ID has been broken for over six months. +[3022.36 --> 3022.94] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[3023.28 --> 3026.74] So Apple's RMA process, excellent. +[3027.10 --> 3028.36] They send you a prepaid label. +[3028.54 --> 3033.62] It appears to be like overnight because I got my new phone back in three days or something +[3033.62 --> 3034.36] stupid like that. +[3035.20 --> 3036.42] Like doorstep to doorstep. +[3036.42 --> 3039.38] And I don't mean like in 72 hours. +[3039.38 --> 3043.56] I mean like I shipped it out midday here and got it back at the beginning of the day here. +[3043.64 --> 3044.60] Like it's impressive. +[3044.84 --> 3045.48] That's pretty crazy. +[3045.84 --> 3047.60] Um, so that's, so that's cool. +[3047.72 --> 3050.38] So I'll have my iPhone X to compare against it. +[3050.52 --> 3054.16] I'm definitely getting, um, both the XS and the XS Max. +[3054.16 --> 3057.40] Uh, dbrand is, uh, is, is working on it. +[3057.78 --> 3058.86] So that's cool. +[3058.94 --> 3060.10] You guys can expect a review. +[3060.34 --> 3061.80] Um, you know, eventually. +[3062.26 --> 3066.10] I'm at the point now where, I don't know if you saw the video that went up last night. +[3066.14 --> 3067.36] I'm assuming, I'm assuming not. +[3067.42 --> 3073.10] But it was about, um, why Google or how Google forced me to make an iPhone XS video. +[3073.10 --> 3077.30] So what I had actually wanted to do was the Switch stream that I did today. +[3077.40 --> 3078.86] Not Nintendo Switch, network Switch. +[3079.44 --> 3079.50] Yeah. +[3079.58 --> 3080.90] Um, that's what I had wanted to do. +[3081.02 --> 3087.34] Um, but instead I, I decided to make a XS video because, um, over the last three years, +[3087.38 --> 3094.20] our lowest point for viewership, like our weeks long lowest point for viewership was the day +[3094.20 --> 3096.34] after Apple announced a new iPhone in September. +[3096.34 --> 3100.92] And I've seen people suggest, well, maybe it's because of back to school and that's +[3100.92 --> 3107.36] a good hypothesis, but Apple's announcement is as much as a week or 10 days apart. +[3108.04 --> 3112.38] So theoretically, if it was because of back to school, it would all happen like when school +[3112.38 --> 3112.90] goes back. +[3113.32 --> 3116.64] Um, and I don't believe Apple's announcement is directly related to Labor Day. +[3116.72 --> 3119.16] Also like school's been in session for a little while here. +[3119.16 --> 3119.64] Yeah. +[3119.80 --> 3125.54] Um, and basically what I, what I, what I talked about was how you just kind of have to do it +[3125.54 --> 3130.52] because as soon as someone watches an iPhone XS video, you know how it is. +[3130.54 --> 3133.58] If you watch a tractor video, all of a sudden you've got a bunch of farming videos and you +[3133.58 --> 3135.12] feed and all over your homepage and everything. +[3135.30 --> 3137.68] So as soon as someone watches an iPhone XS video. +[3137.88 --> 3142.68] Dude, I watched a video on some guy mowing a lawn with a, like a sickle. +[3143.16 --> 3143.40] Yep. +[3144.54 --> 3147.74] I didn't know there was that many lawn mowing videos on the internet. +[3147.74 --> 3149.58] I just, it wouldn't stop. +[3149.78 --> 3155.20] And so what happens is if we don't have a XS video, then the algorithm goes, well, these +[3155.20 --> 3156.50] guys are tech, but not Apple. +[3156.86 --> 3158.96] And this viewer is tech and Apple. +[3159.12 --> 3162.34] And they start to skew the way that they feed them videos. +[3162.98 --> 3165.18] And, um, so, so I was like, okay, you know what? +[3165.22 --> 3165.50] Screw it. +[3165.62 --> 3166.56] I'm just gonna, I don't know, whatever. +[3166.68 --> 3168.70] I'm just gonna do an iPhone XS video. +[3168.86 --> 3170.90] Um, but I don't really feel like talking about it anymore. +[3171.44 --> 3174.46] So they're like better and stuff. +[3175.40 --> 3178.70] And also there's a XR that has an LCD instead of an OLED. +[3178.96 --> 3180.18] Why is there so many different versions? +[3180.18 --> 3186.08] Um, well, there's the, there's the premium ones, small, big, and then there's the value +[3186.08 --> 3186.34] one. +[3187.62 --> 3188.80] All of a 10 though? +[3189.52 --> 3189.88] 10S. +[3190.08 --> 3190.50] 10S. +[3190.52 --> 3192.18] Well, two 10Ss and one 10R. +[3192.32 --> 3193.58] See, we already got confused. +[3193.62 --> 3194.66] And then the 10 goes away. +[3195.28 --> 3197.24] So what's been typical in the past. +[3198.14 --> 3198.44] Yeah. +[3198.58 --> 3199.50] That's, that's a weird one. +[3199.60 --> 3199.88] I, okay. +[3199.94 --> 3204.46] My, my, my guess, and obviously no one's done teardowns of these yet, but my guess is +[3204.46 --> 3211.48] that the 10 is just too expensive to, um, to, to become a, like a, a step down model. +[3212.38 --> 3212.74] Right. +[3212.82 --> 3214.42] Just the, they don't want to manufacture it anymore. +[3214.42 --> 3214.54] Yeah. +[3214.54 --> 3220.28] Cause it's got that dual layer P that sandwich PCB with all the, like it looks incredibly +[3220.28 --> 3221.36] complex to manufacture. +[3221.62 --> 3221.86] Yeah. +[3222.12 --> 3223.38] Um, so that, that's my guess. +[3223.38 --> 3226.78] I think that's why the 10R came about instead of just keeping the 10. +[3226.78 --> 3229.76] I'm sure you've talked about this before, but someone in chat said notch equals ruined. +[3229.86 --> 3230.50] What is your thoughts? +[3231.02 --> 3231.68] Notch equals what? +[3232.10 --> 3232.44] Ruined. +[3232.66 --> 3233.72] What are your thoughts on notches? +[3233.72 --> 3235.72] Cause I don't think I care. +[3235.84 --> 3239.98] So I don't mind the notch as long as I can disable it, but it actually does bother me +[3239.98 --> 3244.42] if I'm watching a 21 by nine content, if I'm watching widescreen content and I've got +[3244.42 --> 3246.56] a bite out of the screen. +[3246.60 --> 3247.62] What do you mean by disable it? +[3247.82 --> 3252.08] Um, so one plus, for example, allows you to just chop off the top of the display. +[3252.08 --> 3256.20] And as long as you've got an OLED display, those pixels that are off, they're just as +[3256.20 --> 3257.54] black as the glass around it. +[3257.58 --> 3257.76] Yeah. +[3257.82 --> 3258.94] So it's just gone. +[3259.48 --> 3260.98] If you don't want to notch, just ignore it. +[3260.98 --> 3264.36] If you're watching some type of full screen content, it would chop off the notch. +[3264.62 --> 3267.24] Cause I like the idea of notifications and phone status. +[3267.24 --> 3267.82] Not on the iPhone. +[3267.82 --> 3268.96] That's garbage. +[3268.96 --> 3272.02] Some Android handset makers do do that, but not on the iPhone. +[3272.36 --> 3275.66] And so like playing a game on an iPhone, there's a fricking notch on the edge. +[3275.66 --> 3276.58] That's really stupid. +[3276.72 --> 3277.38] It's just ridiculous. +[3277.38 --> 3278.44] That's very, very stupid. +[3278.86 --> 3281.14] And I don't mind the idea of the notch there. +[3281.18 --> 3284.16] If it just has phone status on the right, notifications on the left. +[3284.42 --> 3284.74] Cool. +[3284.86 --> 3285.00] Yeah. +[3285.00 --> 3289.58] If I have so many notifications that they go all the way across, then that's actually +[3289.58 --> 3292.40] kind of what I have all the time, but I'm not going to be able to tell what's happening +[3292.40 --> 3294.06] from looking at that notification bit anyway. +[3294.16 --> 3295.30] So we have to pull it down regardless. +[3295.46 --> 3295.98] So I don't care. +[3297.20 --> 3300.66] But then all full screen content should just not go up there. +[3301.52 --> 3302.24] That's ridiculous. +[3303.70 --> 3304.36] Oh boy. +[3304.36 --> 3308.04] And that's been the debate over the last year. +[3310.20 --> 3310.64] Yeah. +[3310.72 --> 3312.00] Oh, this kind of sucks. +[3313.14 --> 3317.14] So OnePlus, guys are my bros. +[3320.74 --> 3322.04] And all that, Hart. +[3323.66 --> 3324.44] But really? +[3325.44 --> 3328.32] So OnePlus, it seems, has been confirmed. +[3330.24 --> 3331.72] Yeah, looks like this is confirmed. +[3332.00 --> 3333.86] OnePlus is removing the headphone jack. +[3335.14 --> 3336.74] So what am I going to have left? +[3337.96 --> 3338.36] Samsung? +[3340.18 --> 3342.80] Is the LG V40 going to have a headphone jack? +[3342.92 --> 3344.00] Yeah, LG V40. +[3344.74 --> 3345.74] Let's find out. +[3347.60 --> 3349.98] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[3352.48 --> 3353.26] Can't tell. +[3353.90 --> 3355.06] The site's loading slowly. +[3356.32 --> 3357.30] Looks like it will. +[3357.66 --> 3357.90] Okay. +[3358.40 --> 3362.34] With their upgraded DAC, so it looks like the LG V40 is going to continue. +[3362.34 --> 3363.14] Oh, it's going to have a notch. +[3363.38 --> 3363.74] Bloody hell. +[3364.36 --> 3367.30] Um, so then, like, that's it. +[3367.80 --> 3369.54] Like, I'm not a Samsung fanboy or anything. +[3369.70 --> 3373.28] In fact, I put up that video recently talking about the battery drain issues that I've had +[3373.28 --> 3373.68] with Samsung. +[3374.06 --> 3376.58] Note 9's actually been better lately. +[3376.58 --> 3378.64] Um, I'm at 66% today. +[3378.64 --> 3378.66] Um, I'm at 66% today. +[3379.08 --> 3382.98] Which is about right from when I was using the, uh, Pixel 2 itself. +[3383.82 --> 3384.22] Um. +[3384.58 --> 3385.82] My phone's brutal right now. +[3385.86 --> 3386.58] I need a new phone. +[3387.06 --> 3388.22] Yeah, I've hardly touched mine. +[3388.64 --> 3391.38] Actually, no, I've, no, I've actually used mine today and it's at 66. +[3391.68 --> 3394.80] My, basically the screen has been off all day. +[3395.20 --> 3396.04] Pretty much. +[3396.14 --> 3396.72] And it's draining? +[3396.92 --> 3397.32] 76. +[3398.20 --> 3398.52] Okay. +[3399.06 --> 3403.04] I mean, that sounds pretty good to me from the kinds of issues that I've had, but mine's +[3403.04 --> 3404.12] behaving well right now. +[3404.24 --> 3404.42] So. +[3404.82 --> 3408.56] It's a first gen Pixel XL and I've thrashed it pretty hard over the years. +[3408.58 --> 3410.58] But like, what choice am I going to have anymore? +[3411.64 --> 3412.42] Word on the street. +[3412.68 --> 3413.60] Google's removing it. +[3413.80 --> 3414.68] OnePlus is removing it. +[3414.68 --> 3416.56] Like OnePlus, I actually had hoped for. +[3416.56 --> 3417.88] I thought they were going to be the standout. +[3417.96 --> 3421.84] I thought they were going to hold out, but they're somewhat at the mercy of their parent +[3421.84 --> 3422.44] company, right? +[3423.14 --> 3425.94] Like, they do their own thing in certain ways. +[3426.06 --> 3430.00] Like, their oxygen skin, I think, is better than their parent company's skin. +[3430.14 --> 3431.72] Just hands down better. +[3432.50 --> 3438.96] Um, some stuff they do differently, but because they're kind of a relatively small division, +[3438.96 --> 3444.58] um, I think they do have to rely somewhat on the tooling and on the investments of their +[3444.58 --> 3445.16] parent company. +[3445.16 --> 3450.70] And it looks like that's just becoming the reality in smartphones now is they need that +[3450.70 --> 3454.82] extra space and they'd rather use it for, I think OnePlus's statement said something +[3454.82 --> 3458.38] about like more innovative features or something. +[3459.04 --> 3461.68] Android phone equals 60% chance to kaboom. +[3461.82 --> 3462.60] That's BS. +[3463.66 --> 3464.36] What's that? +[3464.36 --> 3468.78] Someone in the chat said Android phone equals 60% chance to kaboom. +[3468.96 --> 3469.76] And that's just... +[3469.76 --> 3470.52] What does that even mean? +[3470.72 --> 3474.36] I think he's saying the battery's going to explode 60% of the time, which is just completely +[3474.36 --> 3474.60] BS. +[3474.60 --> 3475.84] That's just a stupid thing to say. +[3475.90 --> 3477.08] That wasn't a super chat, was it? +[3477.30 --> 3477.54] No. +[3477.56 --> 3478.30] Because that's not super. +[3478.42 --> 3479.04] That was from Twitch. +[3479.54 --> 3484.44] Um, we got to figure out how we're doing this because there's people that subscribe +[3484.44 --> 3485.58] and stuff on the Twitch side. +[3486.92 --> 3492.54] And like, we can absolutely have Twitch donations too, but we've never addressed anyone on Twitch. +[3492.54 --> 3495.68] Well, I think Twitch is going to, I think Twitch is going to probably boot us at some +[3495.68 --> 3497.52] point for dual streaming and being a partner. +[3497.72 --> 3498.70] So it might not be an issue. +[3498.96 --> 3501.38] I understand. +[3502.08 --> 3502.90] That makes sense. +[3504.14 --> 3504.78] All right. +[3504.98 --> 3505.36] You know what? +[3505.40 --> 3508.10] Let's do a couple, let's do a couple super chats towards the end here. +[3508.12 --> 3508.92] And then I guess we'll cut it. +[3508.92 --> 3513.44] Technically, I did notice in the partner agreement that I signed, it's actually only for gaming. +[3513.84 --> 3514.12] Really? +[3514.26 --> 3515.48] I wonder if yours might be too. +[3515.62 --> 3516.36] Oh, that's interesting. +[3516.40 --> 3520.90] I'm allowed to do any form of content on any other streaming platform that isn't gaming. +[3521.34 --> 3521.86] Oh, all right. +[3521.86 --> 3524.80] Or that is a game that is not allowed on Twitch. +[3524.80 --> 3525.80] Okay. +[3525.80 --> 3526.80] Yeah. +[3526.80 --> 3526.94] Okay. +[3527.36 --> 3527.52] Yeah. +[3527.78 --> 3532.74] So Kang, what do you think about Apple products getting more and more expensive, yet there's +[3532.74 --> 3534.08] less and less innovation involved? +[3534.20 --> 3534.38] Okay. +[3534.44 --> 3535.60] So first of all, I disagree. +[3535.60 --> 3543.50] Because when a product becomes commoditized, it actually means that in order to try to differentiate, +[3543.88 --> 3545.52] you have to be more innovative. +[3546.02 --> 3551.94] Going from 14 nanometer down to 10, down to seven just sounds like a linear progression, +[3551.94 --> 3554.02] but it actually gets much more difficult. +[3554.02 --> 3556.66] So there's just one thing right off the hop. +[3557.12 --> 3562.92] Number two is that integrating better hardware that you just get from someone else. +[3563.14 --> 3567.88] So you just buy the latest reference design from Qualcomm and you build a chassis around +[3567.88 --> 3569.50] it and you bolt some stuff to it. +[3570.38 --> 3572.66] That is relatively easy. +[3572.66 --> 3581.52] So designing a GPU from the ground up, building your own OS, your own cloud infrastructure for +[3581.52 --> 3587.04] backups, like the kind of stuff that Apple invests in is not innovative. +[3587.54 --> 3590.36] It just doesn't seem like it because a lot of it's in the software. +[3591.34 --> 3597.04] So I don't agree at all that Google and Apple are not innovating. +[3597.38 --> 3600.62] I think it's just in a way that's not as exciting to us hardware geeks. +[3601.42 --> 3602.02] That's all. +[3602.66 --> 3608.40] It's just in a way that's, that's just doesn't float my boat and doesn't float your boat. +[3609.70 --> 3613.88] Um, and I think as it gets harder and harder, yeah, it gets more expensive. +[3614.76 --> 3619.02] Someone, someone in chat said, dude, you boys are the only reason I'm on Twitch. +[3620.02 --> 3623.84] Oh, uh, well, we're still going to be streaming to Twitch until they kick us off. +[3623.94 --> 3625.76] And I would also take that almost the other way. +[3625.82 --> 3626.74] You can drop a platform. +[3627.74 --> 3628.18] Adam. +[3628.18 --> 3628.42] Okay. +[3628.50 --> 3632.30] Normally I, I don't make a point of calling out how much a super chat donates, +[3632.30 --> 3639.38] but Adam put in 20 bucks and then says pre-ordered my iPhone 10 S max. +[3640.08 --> 3643.14] That, so Adam clearly can afford the 20 bucks. +[3643.44 --> 3645.88] Because the iPhone 10 S max, do you know how much this thing is? +[3646.22 --> 3649.48] Uh, in Canada with everything, is it going to be like over two grand? +[3649.68 --> 3650.74] For the top end model. +[3650.82 --> 3651.02] Yeah. +[3651.02 --> 3653.12] Is that the top end model? +[3653.34 --> 3654.26] Uh, I don't know. +[3654.48 --> 3656.10] Uh, well, no, cause there's different capacities. +[3656.34 --> 3657.62] This is the pro, oh, okay. +[3657.68 --> 3658.00] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[3658.08 --> 3659.92] And Adam says, yes, I have a problem. +[3660.10 --> 3660.44] Yeah. +[3660.58 --> 3661.12] No kidding. +[3662.00 --> 3662.44] Um. +[3662.60 --> 3664.46] What's your thoughts on the red phone? +[3666.22 --> 3666.84] It's red. +[3667.36 --> 3668.08] No, no, no, no, no. +[3668.68 --> 3669.74] Oh, which one is this? +[3669.80 --> 3670.60] Red company. +[3670.88 --> 3671.72] Not red color. +[3671.88 --> 3672.88] Oh, no, I don't know about this. +[3673.84 --> 3674.24] What? +[3675.28 --> 3676.74] MKBHD has been tweeting photos from it. +[3676.74 --> 3677.60] Oh, that red. +[3677.70 --> 3678.28] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[3678.34 --> 3678.60] Sorry. +[3678.72 --> 3678.88] I see. +[3678.94 --> 3682.44] I had project red just like stuck in my brain. +[3683.08 --> 3683.38] And I was like. +[3683.38 --> 3684.34] That's why I said red company. +[3684.36 --> 3687.44] Cause I know that Apple had a project red phone. +[3688.16 --> 3690.60] But like project red now has their own phone. +[3690.68 --> 3691.34] That's weird. +[3691.84 --> 3692.88] Oh, the red phone. +[3693.20 --> 3696.86] So I'm pretty pissed off to be perfectly honest with you. +[3696.94 --> 3697.44] You didn't get one? +[3697.66 --> 3698.62] Uh, well, I did. +[3698.70 --> 3699.48] I ordered one. +[3699.54 --> 3700.28] I ordered two. +[3700.70 --> 3700.94] Oh. +[3701.34 --> 3701.66] Yeah. +[3701.66 --> 3703.78] I ordered both SKUs. +[3704.46 --> 3710.60] This is a Snapdragon 835 based product that still isn't here. +[3710.60 --> 3714.90] And that for some reason, even though I pre-ordered at the same time as anybody else, +[3715.10 --> 3717.78] other people are getting exclusive sneak peeks with. +[3718.72 --> 3721.00] And I haven't seen hide nor hair of it. +[3721.06 --> 3725.30] And the weird, the really stupid thing, like, okay, actually, oh, you know what? +[3725.34 --> 3725.54] Okay. +[3725.54 --> 3726.86] Let's talk about the red hydrogen one. +[3727.36 --> 3731.60] So I got an email from red and we're actually going to be collaborating with +[3731.60 --> 3732.70] red on an upcoming project. +[3732.82 --> 3734.34] Hopefully I'm not jeopardizing that right now. +[3734.40 --> 3736.34] But if it does, then I guess that is what it is. +[3736.40 --> 3742.04] But I got an email from red inviting me to be part of a select few customers who will get +[3742.04 --> 3747.42] the hydrogen one early for the purposes of providing beta user feedback, which is not +[3747.42 --> 3752.36] inherently a problem except for one key thing. +[3752.36 --> 3757.68] I want to make sure that I get this right because it's very important. +[3758.72 --> 3759.58] Hydrogen one. +[3759.90 --> 3762.56] Following up on your interest about hydrogen one, is this it? +[3762.72 --> 3763.02] No. +[3763.02 --> 3769.14] They invited me to some event and I was like, no, I can't make it. +[3771.14 --> 3772.06] Where is it? +[3772.56 --> 3772.96] Shoot. +[3775.30 --> 3776.20] Houdini project. +[3776.78 --> 3777.60] Is that what it's called? +[3777.82 --> 3778.18] Yes. +[3778.72 --> 3779.42] Here we go. +[3780.34 --> 3783.16] So I just need to make sure I've got the right email. +[3783.38 --> 3783.54] Okay. +[3783.58 --> 3785.22] So this is ridiculous. +[3785.22 --> 3792.38] So you get the phone early, but you can't talk about it. +[3792.56 --> 3798.08] So I was like, well, if I can't review it, I don't want it early because it's not a retail +[3798.08 --> 3798.68] unit. +[3799.24 --> 3801.12] It is a PVT sample. +[3802.00 --> 3805.08] So that is a pre-mass production unit. +[3805.40 --> 3810.22] To be very clear, the thing a normal company does with a PVT sample is destroy it. +[3810.22 --> 3818.66] Because it is industry standard, not considered suitable to deliver as a final product to an +[3818.66 --> 3818.96] end user. +[3819.36 --> 3824.72] Now, I wouldn't have a problem with this if Red's intention was to take beta feedback and +[3824.72 --> 3829.66] then take your PVT back and send you an MP unit, but they are not. +[3830.72 --> 3839.24] What you are agreeing to is that you will not get a mass production unit. +[3839.24 --> 3842.56] And this is for a phone that you paid $1,000 for or whatever. +[3843.76 --> 3845.58] Is that not ridiculous? +[3846.08 --> 3850.96] So the terms and conditions of this Houdini project were just utterly ridiculous to me. +[3851.04 --> 3852.58] I already read one insane thing. +[3852.92 --> 3853.14] Yeah. +[3853.64 --> 3858.86] So I do intend to talk about that in my Hydrogen One review video. +[3858.86 --> 3860.94] Good, because that one line that I read is ridiculous. +[3860.94 --> 3862.62] Because that is not the way you do business. +[3863.32 --> 3864.10] So anyway. +[3864.62 --> 3867.96] On that note, thank you for watching The Land Show and we will see you again next week. +[3867.96 --> 3870.00] Same bat time, same bat channel. +[3870.52 --> 3871.04] Oh, wait. +[3871.82 --> 3872.32] Um. +[3872.42 --> 3872.68] Whoa. +[3873.18 --> 3875.18] What the heck? +[3876.16 --> 3878.54] Someone just sent a $200 super chat. +[3878.66 --> 3879.34] I am blur. +[3880.12 --> 3883.76] Saw Dennis's dirty apartment in your recent gaming upgrade vid. +[3883.76 --> 3889.12] Please use this $200 to buy him a few hours with a cleaning service. +[3889.68 --> 3892.04] And record the nastiness for channel super fun. +[3892.10 --> 3892.64] I can't. +[3892.88 --> 3895.08] We can't do something like that. +[3895.16 --> 3899.50] I mean, we honestly almost got him in trouble with his landlord filming in there at all. +[3899.82 --> 3900.04] What? +[3900.60 --> 3901.58] It's a whole thing. +[3902.00 --> 3902.40] Um. +[3902.70 --> 3903.52] Don't worry about it. +[3903.52 --> 3905.02] But, um. +[3905.02 --> 3907.44] Okay. +[3908.20 --> 3909.08] That's awkward. +[3909.60 --> 3910.08] Um. +[3911.86 --> 3913.94] Thank you everyone for watching. +[3914.30 --> 3916.28] Damon, Michael, Mitchell, and I am blur. +[3916.38 --> 3917.92] You guys are very nice people. +[3918.24 --> 3921.64] How do I, how do I get myself out of this nicely? +[3921.80 --> 3922.56] Oh, show's over. +[3922.56 --> 3936.48] Our conversation is ailliardよね. +[3936.48 --> 3937.80] If you did, you're feeling both. +[3937.92 --> 3938.40] Then, uh, we'll be out. +[3938.42 --> 3938.98] Bye. +[3938.98 --> 3939.98] Bye. +[3940.78 --> 3941.90] Bye. +[3942.72 --> 3943.52] Bye. +[3948.26 --> 3948.80] Bye. +[3950.42 --> 3952.38] Bye. diff --git a/RYZEN 3000 IS UNBELIEVABLE - The WAN Show Dec 7 2018_transcript.txt b/RYZEN 3000 IS UNBELIEVABLE - The WAN Show Dec 7 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cf11a4266be173c5e4f78bbfc739f257e4a62819 --- /dev/null +++ b/RYZEN 3000 IS UNBELIEVABLE - The WAN Show Dec 7 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1746 @@ +[0.00 --> 1.86] WAN show yet this week. +[2.38 --> 2.70] Okay. +[3.64 --> 7.38] And also Ryzen 3000, so topics that you care about. +[7.48 --> 9.22] We're also going to discuss YouTube Rewind. +[9.40 --> 11.38] I only made it about halfway through, so... +[11.38 --> 11.60] Really? +[11.74 --> 14.06] It might have gotten a lot better towards the end, but... +[14.06 --> 14.52] Did you... Okay. +[14.70 --> 15.84] I kind of suspect it didn't. +[16.00 --> 17.18] I'll wait. We'll get into that later. +[17.26 --> 18.06] And finally... +[18.06 --> 20.74] CSGO is now free and also gets a Battle Royale mode, +[20.82 --> 21.86] because every game needs one. +[21.86 --> 23.86] I don't know. I refuse to talk about that. +[26.86 --> 28.90] It's just... No. +[30.00 --> 31.14] No! +[32.14 --> 33.16] Oh my goodness. +[51.86 --> 56.86] As a Prime player, you can choose to... +[56.86 --> 58.20] No, no. You're baiting me. +[58.20 --> 60.32] I said I wasn't going to talk about this. +[60.66 --> 61.80] I didn't even... +[61.80 --> 62.24] No! +[62.56 --> 64.34] You made me ask a question! +[66.92 --> 68.38] I've been boondoggled! +[68.58 --> 71.34] As a Prime player, you can choose to not get cued +[71.34 --> 73.34] against people who are not Prime players. +[73.52 --> 75.62] I want to talk about... +[75.62 --> 76.52] Oh, okay. +[78.78 --> 79.22] Why? +[80.48 --> 81.46] Okay. No. +[81.46 --> 84.80] I want to start with the really important stuff. +[84.98 --> 87.00] So, Luke and I had a meeting today. +[87.24 --> 87.72] Oh, boy. +[87.86 --> 88.90] We are going to be making... +[88.90 --> 89.34] Oh, wow. +[89.48 --> 90.84] Today is actually like... +[90.84 --> 91.82] Have a talk to the team yet. +[91.82 --> 93.00] ...kind of announcement WAN show. +[93.50 --> 93.74] Yeah. +[93.88 --> 96.02] Oh, I'm so excited for one of them. +[96.04 --> 97.22] It's going to be incredible. +[97.76 --> 97.92] Okay. +[98.18 --> 99.50] So, first of all... +[99.50 --> 100.52] Good shirt choice, by the way. +[100.88 --> 101.44] Floatplane... +[101.44 --> 101.98] Thank you. +[102.64 --> 106.28] Floatplane has some big milestones coming up. +[106.34 --> 106.64] Yeah. +[106.64 --> 108.18] Which none of the team knows about. +[108.24 --> 109.16] At the end of this year. +[109.46 --> 109.68] Yeah. +[109.92 --> 113.86] So, it's going to be actually pretty freaking awesome. +[114.20 --> 114.38] Yeah. +[114.58 --> 117.46] And one of the things that's going to happen before then +[117.46 --> 120.38] is live streaming support with chat +[120.38 --> 124.04] and all that cool stuff is dropping very, very soon. +[124.70 --> 127.02] So, you can expect, if you're a Floatplane member, +[127.26 --> 131.50] you are going to be simultaneously multicasting. +[131.76 --> 133.74] We are going to be simultaneously multicasting +[133.74 --> 135.34] to YouTube, Twitch... +[135.34 --> 135.94] You could be, too. +[135.94 --> 139.70] And Floatplane.com next Friday. +[139.96 --> 140.18] Yeah. +[140.38 --> 141.28] So, that's going to happen. +[141.42 --> 141.84] Exciting. +[141.96 --> 141.98] Fresh. +[141.98 --> 145.18] I can't promise special treatment for the Floatplane chat. +[152.00 --> 152.94] And in other news... +[154.46 --> 156.46] YouTube Rewind dropped yesterday. +[156.76 --> 157.02] Yeah. +[157.18 --> 157.48] Yeah. +[158.74 --> 159.30] Okay. +[159.38 --> 159.56] Yeah. +[159.56 --> 162.94] So, why did you only make it halfway... +[162.94 --> 163.64] Okay. +[163.76 --> 163.98] Sorry. +[163.98 --> 166.52] One of the Floatplane guys just said an inside joke +[166.52 --> 167.68] and that caught me off guard. +[169.46 --> 171.62] Why did you only make it halfway through? +[171.76 --> 172.04] Okay. +[172.14 --> 172.72] So, here's the thing. +[172.78 --> 173.92] I have a confession to make. +[173.98 --> 174.74] I've never made it. +[174.98 --> 175.84] No, I did. +[176.18 --> 179.44] I think the year PewDiePie became number one, +[180.18 --> 181.74] I might have made it all the way through +[181.74 --> 183.40] because I remember seeing the bit at the end +[183.40 --> 185.08] with him walking on the beach or something. +[185.32 --> 186.12] Does that ring a bell? +[186.12 --> 186.98] I thought it... +[186.98 --> 187.86] I don't know if it ends that way +[187.86 --> 188.62] or starts with that he, like, +[188.68 --> 190.06] picks up the play button on the beach. +[190.12 --> 190.50] Oh, crap. +[190.54 --> 191.30] Maybe that was the start. +[191.40 --> 192.62] Maybe I didn't make it through that one either. +[192.64 --> 193.14] Back when Rewind was good +[193.14 --> 194.08] and had relevant people. +[194.22 --> 194.50] Okay. +[194.50 --> 194.54] Okay. +[194.60 --> 195.30] So, hold on a second. +[195.50 --> 197.94] So, I have to confess that I... +[197.94 --> 198.60] Marquez is in it. +[198.62 --> 199.18] Marquez is cool. +[199.20 --> 201.16] Don't think I have ever made it +[201.16 --> 202.40] all the way through a Rewind +[202.40 --> 205.02] because I don't really watch YouTube. +[205.72 --> 206.60] So, for me, +[206.66 --> 208.54] it's kind of like this parade of people +[208.54 --> 210.22] that I don't know who the heck they are. +[210.40 --> 212.00] Well, I think that's the problem right now. +[212.00 --> 213.74] So, that was one key difference this year +[213.74 --> 215.62] is I knew who Marquez was. +[215.76 --> 215.96] Yeah. +[216.18 --> 217.00] I knew who... +[217.64 --> 218.58] Because he's amazing. +[219.58 --> 220.58] Have you watched his... +[220.58 --> 221.24] This is totally off topic. +[221.36 --> 225.20] Have you watched his camera, phone, comparison? +[225.76 --> 227.30] Oh, the bracket that he's doing? +[227.48 --> 228.78] Well, I don't really watch YouTube, +[228.92 --> 230.16] but I'm aware that he's doing it. +[230.36 --> 230.82] It's done. +[230.98 --> 231.20] It's up. +[231.36 --> 231.80] Oh, okay. +[231.90 --> 232.08] Yeah. +[232.18 --> 233.36] It's actually really interesting. +[233.54 --> 234.02] Okay, good. +[234.12 --> 234.68] You should watch it. +[234.68 --> 234.96] Okay. +[235.08 --> 235.34] All right. +[235.36 --> 236.68] Or, like, skip to the end bracket. +[236.82 --> 237.88] I'll skim through it. +[237.90 --> 238.12] Okay. +[238.38 --> 238.58] Yeah. +[238.70 --> 239.70] That's, like, the most... +[239.70 --> 240.46] That's a compliment. +[240.46 --> 241.50] Like, it's... +[241.50 --> 243.52] He doesn't watch anything. +[244.46 --> 246.22] The fact that he's going to skim through it +[246.22 --> 247.46] and, like, actually get enough information, +[247.58 --> 251.06] like, that's not a side against the video. +[251.18 --> 252.16] That's pretty good. +[254.38 --> 258.86] Anywho, I recognize Gaurav, Technical Guruji. +[259.12 --> 259.96] I recognized... +[259.96 --> 260.26] He was in it? +[260.62 --> 260.98] Yep. +[261.24 --> 264.24] Like, I don't know, for, like, three seconds. +[264.30 --> 265.28] Yeah, because I didn't see him. +[265.30 --> 267.10] He's, like, on the island, and he's like, +[267.10 --> 269.04] Oh, I think we should acknowledge people +[269.04 --> 271.10] who contributed to charitable. +[271.10 --> 272.46] When they're, like, jumping different people. +[272.60 --> 272.72] Yeah. +[272.72 --> 273.04] Okay. +[273.38 --> 273.92] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[274.28 --> 276.58] And then I recognized Emma Chamberlain, +[276.98 --> 281.14] who I'm only aware of because I was reading an article +[281.14 --> 284.44] on something about something, +[284.62 --> 287.78] and somehow I ended up looking at the Streamys Awards, +[288.06 --> 289.70] and she was the breakout creator. +[290.12 --> 291.80] And then I spent, actually, +[292.26 --> 294.84] probably about an hour and a half on her channel +[294.84 --> 295.76] trying to get it. +[295.76 --> 300.84] And what I realized is that I still don't really get it, +[301.14 --> 304.50] and I'm probably not gonna start watching YouTube +[304.50 --> 305.36] anytime soon. +[306.56 --> 308.10] Anyway, so other than that, +[308.16 --> 310.30] I didn't really know who anybody was. +[310.74 --> 312.40] I think, okay, so I think that's a big problem +[312.40 --> 313.08] with YouTube Rewind. +[313.18 --> 316.86] So back in, like, 2012, 2013, +[317.56 --> 318.44] when YouTube Rewind was... +[318.44 --> 319.84] Have you been doing it that long? +[319.84 --> 320.44] Oh, yeah. +[320.68 --> 321.08] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[322.78 --> 324.52] 2012 YouTube Rewind's, like, a thing. +[325.74 --> 326.14] Okay. +[327.22 --> 327.66] 2011. +[327.66 --> 327.94] 2011. +[328.20 --> 328.52] They had one. +[328.70 --> 329.68] Oh, 2010. +[330.40 --> 331.86] They had a 2010 Rewind. +[331.86 --> 333.84] I don't know when they actually started it, but... +[335.40 --> 336.02] They called it... +[336.02 --> 339.86] This was called YouTube Rewind Year in Reviews. +[340.00 --> 343.02] So over 250 million views combined. +[343.32 --> 346.34] And it's, like, kind of a clip show from your TV screen. +[346.54 --> 348.34] It has, like, oh, that guy's awesome, +[348.34 --> 349.82] the Old Spice commercial guy. +[351.26 --> 353.04] Oh, it's got a bunch of Twilight on it. +[353.10 --> 354.04] There's a crying child. +[354.16 --> 356.10] Yeah, so this is, like, pretty low grade +[356.10 --> 357.34] compared to what they... +[357.34 --> 358.92] But, like, if you notice... +[358.92 --> 360.34] But it goes back that far. +[360.52 --> 361.72] You're not screen sharing, by the way, +[361.74 --> 362.72] so no one can see this. +[362.72 --> 363.16] Oh, I'm sorry. +[363.28 --> 363.96] I'm so sorry. +[364.04 --> 365.84] One thing you'll notice from this Rewind +[365.84 --> 368.50] is it's showing things that happened +[368.50 --> 370.28] that mattered that got a lot of views +[370.28 --> 370.82] throughout the year. +[371.34 --> 373.38] And new Rewinds are just... +[373.38 --> 375.20] Powered by YouTube Trends +[375.20 --> 377.20] as opposed to powered by YouTube Arbitrary. +[377.52 --> 377.84] Yeah. +[377.84 --> 380.84] And new Rewinds are +[380.84 --> 382.28] here's a bunch of people +[382.28 --> 385.04] doing completely intensely unrelated things +[385.04 --> 385.82] for the most part +[385.82 --> 388.90] or, like, vague Fortnite fork knife references. +[388.90 --> 390.60] That was not vague. +[390.62 --> 391.90] No, the beginning isn't, +[392.06 --> 392.90] but later on. +[393.28 --> 394.40] I see, I see, I see. +[395.10 --> 397.26] Like, none of it matters. +[397.56 --> 398.74] None of it actually represented, like, +[398.80 --> 400.06] impactful things throughout the year. +[400.18 --> 401.30] There was no T-series. +[401.70 --> 403.42] There was no year review. +[403.62 --> 404.80] There was none of that kind of stuff. +[404.80 --> 406.80] How was T-series not... +[406.80 --> 408.60] Even if you don't include PewDiePie +[408.60 --> 410.16] because of the stuff that's happened with him +[410.16 --> 410.98] and whatever, whatever, +[411.06 --> 412.12] that's a totally different conversation. +[412.54 --> 413.98] How was T-series not a part of that? +[414.50 --> 414.84] Yeah. +[415.20 --> 415.62] That... +[415.62 --> 416.16] What? +[416.60 --> 417.80] Like, my... +[417.80 --> 418.80] It's very... +[418.80 --> 419.24] It's very... +[419.24 --> 420.48] It's very cleaned off. +[420.56 --> 422.96] Like, Google is pushing hard into India. +[423.24 --> 423.42] Oh, yeah. +[423.42 --> 424.76] Don't imagine for a second +[424.76 --> 426.50] that any of this T-series +[426.50 --> 430.06] and rising in prominence of Indian channels, +[430.14 --> 431.14] don't imagine for a second +[431.14 --> 432.82] any of this is a random accident. +[433.54 --> 436.58] Like, Google is pushing really hard. +[436.96 --> 438.08] They're pushing on Chrome. +[438.20 --> 439.26] They're pushing on Android. +[439.48 --> 440.44] They're pushing on YouTube. +[440.80 --> 443.60] They are pushing into India. +[443.94 --> 444.88] Okay, so some people are saying +[444.88 --> 446.12] the PewDiePie drama is for teenagers. +[446.64 --> 448.24] We're saying completely regardless +[448.24 --> 449.34] of the PewDiePie versus T-series. +[449.34 --> 450.60] That doesn't change the fact that it's happening. +[450.60 --> 452.90] T-series is still massive, and they're huge, +[453.12 --> 456.32] and the Indian YouTube is exploding, and like... +[456.32 --> 457.72] Is Fortnite not for teenagers? +[458.68 --> 459.02] Oof. +[460.20 --> 460.64] Oof. +[461.74 --> 464.48] I mean, it featured very prominently in the Rewind, +[464.62 --> 465.66] and as far as I could... +[465.66 --> 467.42] I mean, I went to the Halloween store, +[467.50 --> 470.08] and there were Fortnite costumes. +[471.08 --> 473.28] They didn't have adult sizes. +[475.86 --> 478.24] I'm thinking they probably know their demographic. +[479.24 --> 480.30] Yeah, I... +[480.30 --> 482.62] Oh, this WAN show's gotten real uncomfortable. +[484.26 --> 487.50] I think with Rewind, +[487.56 --> 489.96] they're trying to make it extremely advertiser-friendly, +[490.82 --> 493.62] and they're trying to bring in safe acts, +[493.70 --> 494.66] and for some reason, +[495.04 --> 497.24] they're no longer trying to just show +[497.24 --> 501.02] really cool or important or high-view things +[501.02 --> 501.96] that happen throughout the year. +[502.10 --> 503.38] They're just trying to take people +[503.38 --> 504.42] that are advertiser-friendly +[504.42 --> 505.82] and put them in front of the screen. +[505.82 --> 508.12] Like, I love that Marquez had a speaking part. +[508.28 --> 508.94] That's really cool. +[509.48 --> 511.66] But I almost would have liked it better +[511.66 --> 512.72] if he was just, like, +[513.16 --> 514.78] sitting on one of the seats on the bus, +[514.86 --> 515.86] like, talking about his phone +[515.86 --> 516.90] and, like, showing it to someone +[516.90 --> 518.60] as they had panned along it. +[519.62 --> 521.36] Like, I love that he had a speaking part, +[521.44 --> 522.86] but it felt off-topic. +[523.14 --> 524.44] Or if he had a speaking part, +[524.48 --> 525.70] I would have liked for it to be... +[525.70 --> 526.90] Yeah, that's the thing. +[526.90 --> 527.70] Because if you don't know that he's a tech guy... +[527.70 --> 527.72] Yeah, that's the thing. +[527.72 --> 528.86] It's so unrelated, yeah. +[529.20 --> 532.12] You won't have any idea from watching Rewind. +[532.20 --> 533.44] Another thing, in my opinion, +[533.52 --> 534.98] if they're going to do it this way, +[535.10 --> 536.12] which I disagree with, +[536.18 --> 537.30] but if they're going to do it this way, +[537.36 --> 540.08] where they just, like, scattershot popular people +[540.08 --> 541.84] that are brand-friendly into the video, +[541.94 --> 544.02] they should have little things. +[545.14 --> 546.40] Like, this is this person. +[547.54 --> 547.84] Yeah. +[547.90 --> 548.64] Because you watch the thing, +[548.66 --> 548.94] and you're like, +[548.94 --> 550.18] who are all these people? +[550.50 --> 553.24] And maybe the person's on there for 60 frames. +[553.80 --> 555.08] Like, you barely see them. +[555.08 --> 557.94] But that's where I think the context comes in as well, +[558.02 --> 559.66] because at least that would help. +[559.66 --> 560.18] Yeah, that would help. +[560.34 --> 560.86] That would help. +[560.94 --> 561.72] It's kind of like, +[561.78 --> 563.68] does anyone remember when you're a kid, right? +[564.22 --> 566.40] And you're in the grocery store with your parents, +[566.76 --> 569.44] and, like, one of your teachers is standing there, +[569.50 --> 571.42] like, comparing, you know, +[571.46 --> 572.86] the quality of, like, apples or whatever, +[572.90 --> 574.28] and you're like... +[574.28 --> 576.04] You exist in real life? +[576.10 --> 576.98] Mrs. Fraser? +[577.22 --> 577.42] Yeah. +[577.42 --> 578.96] Shops at the grocery store? +[580.82 --> 584.82] Because when you see somebody outside of the normal context, +[584.82 --> 586.40] that you expect to see them in, +[586.68 --> 589.50] it's very easy to not recognize them, +[589.52 --> 591.74] and this can even be true of people that you know in real life. +[591.92 --> 592.06] Yeah. +[592.20 --> 594.28] Like, if I ran into... +[594.28 --> 598.06] You know, I'm not going to pick someone that I work with every day. +[598.16 --> 599.64] Like, if I ran into Luke on the street, +[599.84 --> 601.28] obviously I'm going to... +[601.28 --> 602.04] Okay, even then, though, +[602.04 --> 603.58] if we ran into each other on the street... +[603.58 --> 604.28] Okay, oh, wait. +[604.38 --> 605.40] I'm going to use a story for this. +[605.40 --> 607.10] I ran into Dimitri in Germany. +[607.98 --> 608.30] Okay. +[608.52 --> 609.96] I had no idea Dimitri was in Germany. +[609.96 --> 611.46] Dimitri from Hardware Connects, just for context. +[611.46 --> 612.72] I had no idea he was in Germany. +[612.78 --> 612.92] Sure. +[612.92 --> 614.24] He had no idea I was in Germany. +[614.42 --> 616.22] We walk past each other randomly on the street, +[616.36 --> 617.70] and it takes a second, +[618.30 --> 618.92] because you're like, +[619.20 --> 621.00] this doesn't make any sense at all. +[621.06 --> 621.32] Right. +[621.94 --> 622.94] Like, what? +[623.22 --> 624.58] Like, I totally knew who he was, +[624.64 --> 626.36] but I was like, is this a doppelganger? +[626.50 --> 627.02] Like, what's... +[627.02 --> 628.06] It's a weird moment. +[628.14 --> 628.68] It's very jarring. +[629.58 --> 630.38] People are like, what? +[630.46 --> 631.14] Yeah, that happened. +[631.82 --> 632.56] That's pretty cool. +[632.60 --> 633.76] That was a really cool idea. +[634.16 --> 634.34] Yeah. +[634.34 --> 636.62] So... +[636.62 --> 637.30] This was a long time. +[637.40 --> 637.86] I don't know. +[637.98 --> 639.56] I only made it about halfway through, +[639.66 --> 642.16] just because, like, it's not really... +[642.16 --> 644.02] It's kind of the same reason that I don't watch, +[644.10 --> 645.52] like, the Grammys and the Oscars, +[645.60 --> 647.52] because a lot of the time it's movies and songs, +[647.64 --> 649.40] movies I haven't seen, songs I haven't heard, +[649.82 --> 651.94] and people who I don't really know who they are. +[652.26 --> 653.86] Like, there's a handful of, like, +[653.94 --> 656.46] very famous actors and or musicians. +[656.60 --> 658.92] Musicians in particular, I don't watch music videos. +[659.40 --> 662.52] It's not like I have an objection to them or anything. +[662.52 --> 663.72] I just... +[663.72 --> 664.62] When I listen to music, +[664.74 --> 666.76] it's usually when I'm doing something else, +[666.88 --> 668.16] and that doing something else +[668.16 --> 670.72] isn't staring straight ahead at the screen +[670.72 --> 672.50] watching the video that goes with it. +[672.54 --> 674.36] It's like something actually totally unrelated. +[675.44 --> 676.84] So I actually... +[676.84 --> 680.30] A lot of the time, I don't recognize musicians. +[680.52 --> 680.64] Yeah. +[681.92 --> 684.98] And so I just... +[684.98 --> 686.88] Like, I just don't find it that interesting. +[687.14 --> 688.66] I don't really follow the storylines. +[688.76 --> 690.62] Like, I don't really pay attention to celebrity gossip +[690.62 --> 691.54] or anything like that. +[691.54 --> 691.58] Yeah. +[691.88 --> 694.52] So it's just not really interesting for me +[694.52 --> 696.00] to just see a parade of people +[696.00 --> 697.64] that I don't really know who the crap they are +[697.64 --> 698.30] or why I should care. +[698.44 --> 698.68] Yeah. +[698.82 --> 700.54] Like, I liked seeing Marques +[700.54 --> 702.26] because it was cool having someone featured +[702.26 --> 704.10] really prominently that's in our community. +[704.44 --> 704.62] Yeah. +[705.16 --> 707.12] And it was really funny to see +[707.12 --> 709.06] that PewDiePie's chair made it in, +[709.16 --> 710.30] but he didn't. +[710.94 --> 712.38] That was really entertaining. +[713.20 --> 715.54] One of the animators that was featured... +[715.54 --> 715.78] Yeah. +[715.84 --> 717.88] Had the chair doing this, but then... +[717.88 --> 719.06] No, it's just... +[719.06 --> 721.02] It's them, like, moving in a room, +[721.54 --> 722.52] like, going in front of the camera +[722.52 --> 722.82] and be like, +[722.86 --> 724.22] hey, and then, like, moving away. +[724.34 --> 725.28] And it's all animated. +[725.60 --> 726.24] It's a little cartoon. +[726.52 --> 726.66] Yeah. +[726.72 --> 727.78] But the chair that they're in +[727.78 --> 730.02] is very clearly PewDiePie's, like, +[730.14 --> 730.76] clutch chair +[730.76 --> 733.08] with the, like, swirly red and black design. +[733.18 --> 733.60] Got it. +[733.60 --> 736.58] It's, uh... +[736.58 --> 740.18] It's kind of an interesting call-out +[740.18 --> 740.88] that happened there. +[741.36 --> 741.72] All right. +[741.78 --> 742.94] The Last Days says, +[743.02 --> 744.78] can you guys talk about something that matters? +[744.98 --> 745.18] Yeah. +[745.18 --> 747.40] Like, the fact that Jesus is coming back very soon +[747.40 --> 749.06] and the whole world is going to suffer judgment. +[749.98 --> 750.58] All right. +[750.66 --> 752.50] So let's move on, then, from that topic, +[752.50 --> 755.54] and let's move on to the big announcement +[755.54 --> 757.48] for this WAN show. +[757.70 --> 758.98] Oh, oh, my goodness. +[758.98 --> 759.88] I'm actually so excited. +[760.12 --> 761.34] The actual big announcement. +[761.46 --> 761.64] Wow. +[761.88 --> 762.30] It's funny. +[762.30 --> 765.04] We have made it 20 minutes into the WAN show, +[765.20 --> 767.98] and I have not even opened up the Topics doc yet. +[768.80 --> 770.90] That may be a new record. +[772.56 --> 773.76] I'm extremely... +[773.76 --> 774.94] Like, I might be more excited +[774.94 --> 777.14] than the people in the audience about this. +[777.78 --> 779.04] LTX 2019. +[779.44 --> 779.58] Woo! +[780.34 --> 783.22] The details are somewhat coming together. +[783.44 --> 783.62] Woo! +[783.88 --> 784.24] Okay. +[784.40 --> 786.88] First of all, mark your calendars now. +[787.34 --> 787.48] Yeah. +[787.76 --> 790.76] July 27th and 28th. +[790.78 --> 791.22] Two days! +[791.22 --> 791.56] Whoa! +[791.76 --> 791.92] What? +[792.30 --> 792.78] Two days! +[792.86 --> 793.32] Two days? +[793.82 --> 794.60] Well, hold on a second. +[794.76 --> 798.04] Surely they're going to kick us out of the venue overnight, right? +[798.60 --> 799.64] Wait, what? +[799.90 --> 800.40] Wrong! +[800.60 --> 800.90] What? +[801.28 --> 802.38] I didn't even know this. +[802.54 --> 803.70] Oh, that's so cool. +[803.96 --> 805.10] I'm so excited. +[805.36 --> 811.26] LTX 2019 is going to be bigger, badder, and better than ever. +[811.42 --> 811.94] Two days. +[811.94 --> 812.70] Oh, my God. +[812.70 --> 814.44] With an overnight LAN party. +[814.44 --> 815.60] Oh, my God. +[816.44 --> 817.60] Powered by... +[817.60 --> 818.50] Oh, my God. +[818.50 --> 821.46] Our partner for the event, Dreamhack. +[821.56 --> 822.04] Yes! +[822.34 --> 822.54] Woo! +[822.54 --> 823.66] That's so cool! +[823.66 --> 824.40] Oh, my God. +[824.40 --> 824.50] Oh, my God. +[824.50 --> 829.22] So, we have been working on this with them since basically... +[829.22 --> 829.96] Oh, man. +[829.96 --> 832.80] The end of LTX 2018 when we went, you know what? +[832.80 --> 841.64] We did a lot of stuff that was better than last year, but there is still a ton of room for improvement here. +[841.64 --> 843.66] So cool. +[843.78 --> 845.30] I can't give you guys... +[845.30 --> 849.96] But basically, we were like, yeah, we need to take it up a significant notch. +[850.08 --> 850.74] This is 2-11. +[850.76 --> 856.16] If we want this to be more than just a fan meetup, which it has done a great job of being... +[856.16 --> 856.36] Oh, yeah. +[856.56 --> 862.28] But last year, we had other creators there, like, crawling out of the woodwork. +[862.58 --> 863.72] No, we had Steve from Gamers Nexus. +[863.86 --> 864.74] We had Jay's Two Cents. +[864.82 --> 865.76] We had Barnacles there. +[865.84 --> 866.90] We had Louis Rossman there. +[867.10 --> 869.30] And we're kind of looking at this going, well, hold on a second. +[870.12 --> 871.22] Those guys came. +[871.72 --> 872.72] They had fun. +[873.22 --> 874.18] All of them... +[874.18 --> 881.92] And, you know, I'm not going to put words in their mouths, but all of them expressed interest in at least maybe participating in 2019. +[882.32 --> 885.32] So, we're looking at it going like, hey, well, we need to... +[885.32 --> 892.74] If we're going to have big creators coming in and being sort of part of this experience, we need a creator meetup space. +[892.80 --> 895.04] And we need better food options. +[895.22 --> 897.20] We need a bigger space. +[897.68 --> 898.98] So, guess what? +[899.30 --> 900.62] We got a bigger space. +[900.92 --> 902.20] We are stepping it up. +[902.34 --> 903.52] We're moving into the big time. +[903.66 --> 910.90] So, the original plan was to take, I think it was a couple of the ballrooms or a couple of the... +[910.90 --> 918.24] Like, three of the meeting rooms and then one of the ballrooms or something like that in the, I want to say, east building of the Vancouver Convention Center. +[918.62 --> 919.18] So, we actually... +[919.18 --> 919.32] Oh, yeah. +[919.38 --> 920.68] We went even further than that. +[920.74 --> 921.78] Not a hockey rink this time. +[921.78 --> 926.94] And with no plan, really, for exactly how we're going to fill it. +[927.16 --> 931.24] Other than that, we're just going to take a lot of what we've done, a lot of new ideas from the community. +[931.32 --> 932.66] Oh, they're getting so much booth space. +[932.88 --> 934.78] So, we're making every booth bigger. +[935.26 --> 935.60] Good. +[935.72 --> 936.60] Every booth better. +[936.60 --> 943.50] And we are going to have something to the tune of, like, 30,000 square feet or something ridiculous like that. +[943.56 --> 946.68] It is going to be a gigantic space. +[946.68 --> 952.68] I think I can say that we are going to have... +[953.72 --> 954.20] You know what? +[954.26 --> 961.18] I'm going to check what is in the blog because we have actually added a blog to the LTX... +[961.18 --> 962.44] LTXexpo.com. +[963.02 --> 964.94] Oh, hold on just a minute here. +[965.66 --> 966.36] Oh, you're showing the duck. +[966.74 --> 967.30] Yeah, that's fine. +[967.30 --> 967.90] Not that it really matters. +[968.70 --> 969.88] Oh, have we not? +[969.98 --> 971.18] Have we not done it yet? +[971.72 --> 971.88] Oh. +[972.84 --> 973.22] Look at that. +[973.58 --> 974.30] December 7th. +[974.30 --> 974.52] Wow. +[974.72 --> 975.98] This is a really great website. +[976.00 --> 976.48] Very broken. +[976.48 --> 977.20] There we go. +[978.08 --> 980.74] LTX 2019 and DreamHack coming to Vancouver. +[981.04 --> 981.68] So cool. +[981.96 --> 983.16] This page could be better, but don't worry. +[983.44 --> 984.92] We're busy making the event good. +[985.00 --> 987.12] We don't have time to make this thing good. +[988.10 --> 988.92] Huge partnership. +[989.36 --> 990.92] Thrilled to be partnering with 3.5 World Record. +[992.84 --> 993.20] Okay. +[993.72 --> 995.26] Well, man, I kind of... +[995.26 --> 995.54] You know what? +[995.56 --> 997.60] I'm going to jump the gun a little bit. +[998.96 --> 1000.04] There's going to be a BYOC. +[1003.34 --> 1004.84] But we're partnering with DreamHack. +[1004.84 --> 1005.88] I thought that was, like, a given. +[1006.16 --> 1007.00] Well, they do other things. +[1007.30 --> 1007.58] Okay. +[1008.04 --> 1008.30] Okay. +[1008.68 --> 1010.12] So there's going to be a BYOC LAN. +[1010.12 --> 1010.90] Do you know how many seats? +[1011.12 --> 1011.70] Can we say how many seats? +[1011.70 --> 1012.72] I know, but we can't say. +[1012.76 --> 1012.96] Okay. +[1013.12 --> 1013.30] Okay. +[1013.40 --> 1014.46] Because you never know. +[1014.58 --> 1021.98] There could be, like, a slight seating rearrangement or power restrictions or whatever. +[1022.22 --> 1022.44] Sure. +[1022.44 --> 1023.22] You never know. +[1023.30 --> 1023.68] You never know. +[1023.72 --> 1025.04] There's still a lot of details to work out. +[1025.24 --> 1025.66] That makes sense. +[1025.66 --> 1028.72] But we have paid the deposit on the Vancouver Convention Center. +[1029.36 --> 1031.32] It will be in the Vancouver Convention Center. +[1031.96 --> 1035.90] So there will be way better access to hotels and transportation. +[1036.56 --> 1038.36] You can take the SkyTrain there. +[1038.82 --> 1039.60] Tons of food. +[1039.86 --> 1041.84] Like, it's just going to be better. +[1041.84 --> 1041.92] Yeah. +[1042.12 --> 1042.88] PAX West. +[1043.02 --> 1043.24] Yeah. +[1043.42 --> 1045.84] For, as far as I can tell, my entire life. +[1046.58 --> 1049.90] I think the next one will be my, like, 12th or 13th event. +[1050.04 --> 1051.68] I lost track somewhere along the line. +[1051.68 --> 1055.16] I'm really excited. +[1055.38 --> 1060.50] I'm potentially, I'm willing to say I'm more excited about this event than PAX. +[1060.84 --> 1063.70] Which is, like, that's a very hard thing for me to say. +[1063.98 --> 1064.86] You're kind of a PAX fan. +[1065.02 --> 1065.90] I am kind of a PAX fan. +[1065.90 --> 1066.54] If you're being honest. +[1066.68 --> 1066.84] Yeah. +[1067.18 --> 1067.34] Yeah. +[1067.74 --> 1072.12] But, like, LTX is legitimately, and I'm not even technically a part of Linespeer group anymore. +[1072.26 --> 1075.04] So I have no real technical incentives to even say this. +[1075.36 --> 1079.26] LTX is doing everything that I think they should do. +[1079.62 --> 1081.34] Partnering with DreamHack is a really good idea. +[1081.34 --> 1081.42] Yeah. +[1081.72 --> 1083.82] Making the event two days is a really good idea. +[1083.92 --> 1085.22] A lot of people are flying in. +[1085.52 --> 1088.36] Flying in for one, like, eight-ish hour segment. +[1088.36 --> 1089.00] We know. +[1089.42 --> 1089.68] Yeah. +[1089.82 --> 1089.98] Yeah. +[1090.06 --> 1090.20] Yeah. +[1090.20 --> 1090.40] Yeah. +[1090.44 --> 1094.76] We always knew it was just the venues and the costs. +[1095.30 --> 1096.12] It makes sense. +[1096.22 --> 1100.90] So this year, quite honestly, what, okay. +[1101.58 --> 1103.10] Luke's the biggest BSer ever. +[1103.52 --> 1104.00] No. +[1104.34 --> 1106.98] The directive to Colton. +[1106.98 --> 1111.00] So the directive to Colton previously was breakeven. +[1111.34 --> 1112.02] Right. +[1112.12 --> 1112.54] On the event. +[1112.68 --> 1117.54] We didn't expect it to make money, but we didn't really want to lose a bunch of money. +[1117.84 --> 1129.14] The directive this year is, look, Linus Media Group and Linus Tech Tips doesn't really do a ton of marketing and, quite frankly, a ton of community engagement. +[1129.38 --> 1129.54] Yeah. +[1129.54 --> 1136.34] So this is our community engagement budget for the year. +[1137.30 --> 1137.96] Blow it. +[1138.94 --> 1139.74] Blow it all. +[1140.38 --> 1140.74] Hell yeah. +[1140.86 --> 1142.42] So we are already engaging. +[1142.42 --> 1143.10] It's going to be so cool. +[1143.10 --> 1147.84] We're already engaging with, like, actual professional booth building and designing companies. +[1148.04 --> 1151.80] I can't promise we'll use them, but we will at least get some inspiration from them. +[1153.20 --> 1157.52] We really, really want to take it to a completely different level this year. +[1157.52 --> 1164.34] The thing is, there's, I can't really think of any conventions, at least in North America, that are hardware focused. +[1164.58 --> 1168.78] Not that there won't be games there, but it's hardware focused and it's a community event. +[1169.20 --> 1171.10] And there definitely might be games there. +[1171.62 --> 1171.78] Yeah. +[1172.50 --> 1176.86] PAX has become less and less hardware focused over time. +[1177.12 --> 1177.28] Yeah. +[1177.34 --> 1180.60] They've been more and more gaming and it's more and more like giant AAA companies. +[1180.74 --> 1182.70] It's not as, like, smaller company. +[1182.70 --> 1183.98] It's much less hands-on. +[1184.16 --> 1186.34] To be clear, we're aware of the indie zone. +[1187.12 --> 1187.24] Yeah. +[1187.58 --> 1189.62] But, okay. +[1189.94 --> 1200.60] If, if, I'm not promising anything, but if we had any indie developers show up to, you know, show off their wares at LTX 2019, +[1201.08 --> 1206.52] there would be a hard and fast rule that you have to have a booth that doesn't suck. +[1206.92 --> 1208.02] And I get it. +[1208.12 --> 1209.98] You're an indie developer and it's hard. +[1209.98 --> 1227.36] We would be happy to help, but you can't just have a table with, like, a vinyl banner behind you and, like, I hate to stereotype, but, like, two nerdy guys sitting there at the desk with some business card. +[1227.54 --> 1227.82] No. +[1229.00 --> 1229.98] It has to be playable. +[1230.66 --> 1232.00] It has to be cool. +[1233.12 --> 1235.34] It has to be, like, it has to not suck. +[1236.14 --> 1236.88] That's all I'm asking. +[1237.06 --> 1237.16] Yeah. +[1237.16 --> 1237.24] Yeah. +[1238.32 --> 1238.60] So. +[1238.70 --> 1242.78] It's just, I'm, I'm, I'm extremely intrinsically excited about this LTX. +[1242.98 --> 1249.82] I think the, the main things I wanted improved is, like, the lines were crazy at last one. +[1249.82 --> 1251.66] And, and the main stage was. +[1251.94 --> 1252.16] Okay. +[1252.26 --> 1253.80] So VR had what? +[1253.92 --> 1254.80] Three headsets? +[1255.04 --> 1255.32] Yeah. +[1255.46 --> 1260.32] So we figured the minimum for this coming year is somewhere between 15 and 20. +[1260.66 --> 1260.96] Yeah. +[1261.08 --> 1262.16] Like, that's insane. +[1262.50 --> 1263.38] And, but makes sense. +[1263.48 --> 1263.76] Massive booth. +[1263.90 --> 1264.20] Makes sense. +[1264.20 --> 1269.82] And we just kind of, like, we kind of, like, lay it out, like, so that you can make it +[1269.82 --> 1270.86] somewhat space efficient. +[1270.86 --> 1273.36] But, like, yeah. +[1273.60 --> 1274.30] We, we know. +[1274.56 --> 1274.90] Absolutely. +[1275.22 --> 1276.06] Like, we know. +[1276.36 --> 1276.98] I'm so excited. +[1276.98 --> 1279.26] We know we screwed up a lot of stuff last year. +[1279.26 --> 1281.20] Well, I don't, I don't necessarily think it's screwed up. +[1281.20 --> 1281.56] People had fun. +[1281.82 --> 1281.94] Yeah. +[1281.94 --> 1283.54] But they had a lot of constructive criticism. +[1283.78 --> 1283.98] Yeah. +[1284.10 --> 1284.86] But I don't think it's screwed up. +[1284.98 --> 1286.14] It's our second convention. +[1286.42 --> 1287.54] It's not TanaCon. +[1287.66 --> 1290.34] It's not, like, the, whatever that Tumblr convention was. +[1290.46 --> 1291.24] Like, it succeeded. +[1291.24 --> 1292.10] People were happy. +[1292.24 --> 1293.32] It's just growing pains. +[1293.40 --> 1297.12] And I'm just super excited for this year's upgrade. +[1297.46 --> 1303.70] It was thrilling to me that people showed up to LTX 2018 with, like, signed stuff from +[1303.70 --> 1307.76] LTX 2017 wanting to get it, like, signed again. +[1307.86 --> 1315.14] Like, where there's already that grassroots sort of movement to make this sort of worth +[1315.14 --> 1316.14] migrating for. +[1316.14 --> 1318.52] And we know that Vancouver is not easy. +[1318.82 --> 1323.48] But that's one of the reasons that we're announcing it way earlier this time around. +[1323.56 --> 1331.42] You have literally seven months to get a passport or figure out time off or whatever else. +[1331.50 --> 1336.30] We're also doing it for two days so that it is somewhat justifiable to come up here. +[1337.64 --> 1339.08] Vancouver's a beautiful city. +[1339.82 --> 1340.76] Give it a chance. +[1340.94 --> 1343.06] We're doing it in the summer for a couple of reasons. +[1343.06 --> 1345.26] Number one is so that people aren't in school. +[1345.70 --> 1350.44] And remember, that applies to both, you know, younger people and older people who are also +[1350.44 --> 1351.06] in school. +[1351.70 --> 1354.56] So we're doing it in July so that people aren't in school. +[1354.66 --> 1359.04] We're also doing it in July because the weather tends to be absolutely fantastic here in July +[1359.04 --> 1361.82] if you're into hiking, if you're into food. +[1362.06 --> 1363.94] Vancouver's a great place to go for food. +[1364.84 --> 1365.88] Whether you, I mean, pretty much. +[1365.88 --> 1366.18] In Richmond. +[1366.18 --> 1376.82] I get so spoiled because living in Vancouver, whether I travel to Asia or the U.S. or like +[1376.82 --> 1380.50] pretty much anywhere, it's like, yeah, yeah, food's great. +[1380.62 --> 1384.00] But like, honestly, it's not that different from if I just go to like an authentic place +[1384.00 --> 1384.40] back home. +[1384.40 --> 1384.62] There's probably a shop. +[1384.66 --> 1387.70] Yeah, there's probably a shop not that far away that I get essentially exactly this. +[1387.70 --> 1389.86] Indian food, Chinese food, Japanese food. +[1390.56 --> 1393.32] Dennis said the Chinese food is better here. +[1393.32 --> 1402.08] Like, okay, I could get on, I could get into a whole thing about sort of like meat quality. +[1402.34 --> 1402.52] Yeah. +[1403.78 --> 1405.86] I know where that conversation goes. +[1406.52 --> 1411.50] Spent enough time in Asia for like people talk about, yeah, food's cheap in Asia. +[1411.50 --> 1418.62] And I'm like, okay, there's a difference between food being cheap and cheap food being cheap. +[1418.62 --> 1424.32] I had the most horrifying hamburger. +[1424.44 --> 1426.08] And I know that's what I get for ordering hamburger. +[1426.52 --> 1431.76] But I had just about the most horrifying hamburger in like Brunei or something stupid like that. +[1431.82 --> 1433.86] It was like, look, it was a moment of weakness. +[1433.86 --> 1435.40] It was like halfway through my trip. +[1435.46 --> 1436.84] It was the trip from hell. +[1437.20 --> 1439.74] We had two six-month-old infants with us. +[1440.04 --> 1442.66] Like we were there because someone in the family was dying. +[1443.10 --> 1444.24] Turns out they weren't dying. +[1444.32 --> 1445.06] He's still alive. +[1445.14 --> 1446.50] And that was like four years ago. +[1446.50 --> 1451.76] So anyway, look, the point is like it was the worst. +[1452.50 --> 1458.68] And even the more authentic things because the entire rest of the trip I had to eat more authentic stuff +[1458.68 --> 1461.04] because I was with my wife and all of her family. +[1461.14 --> 1465.76] And we weren't going to go to like the white people friendly place because of the one white. +[1465.78 --> 1468.42] Actually, there were two white guys there, me and my brother-in-law. +[1469.12 --> 1471.46] And anyway, we weren't going to go there just because of us. +[1471.50 --> 1472.96] We were like, okay, we're going to make the best of it. +[1472.96 --> 1477.16] And I was actually far less open-minded about authentic food at that point. +[1477.30 --> 1478.46] It was rough. +[1478.68 --> 1481.78] So everything else honestly was not great either. +[1482.10 --> 1487.68] I was like, yeah, no, I can understand why this doesn't cost very much because it's like very low grade. +[1488.42 --> 1490.42] And that, yep, that's fine. +[1490.60 --> 1491.44] Some stuff was really good. +[1491.56 --> 1492.34] Some stuff was really good. +[1492.40 --> 1493.00] There were exceptions. +[1493.00 --> 1497.02] But food in Vancouver is great. +[1497.22 --> 1498.42] So LTX. +[1498.58 --> 1504.38] So don't think of it as like you have to buy a plane ticket just to go to like a one-day convention because A. +[1505.22 --> 1506.00] It's two days now. +[1506.04 --> 1506.90] It's two days now. +[1507.08 --> 1507.36] And B. +[1507.36 --> 1511.06] And it goes overnight, which is something conventions haven't done in a long time. +[1511.06 --> 1516.20] And it's actually really cool because at like three or four in the morning at a convention, the whole vibe changes. +[1516.56 --> 1516.70] Okay. +[1516.76 --> 1520.08] So to be clear, the actual booths will not be open overnight. +[1520.08 --> 1521.34] It'll be the BWOWC area. +[1521.34 --> 1522.86] I'm sure that's how it works everywhere. +[1522.96 --> 1523.60] That's completely fine. +[1523.76 --> 1525.94] But like the whole vibe at the convention changes. +[1526.04 --> 1527.24] It's really, really cool. +[1527.46 --> 1529.84] I suggest trying to stay up for a while. +[1530.02 --> 1532.90] I don't know if I'm going to be able to do it. +[1533.42 --> 1535.02] I probably will. +[1535.58 --> 1536.04] Okay. +[1536.08 --> 1538.36] Because like I'm going to be on stage a lot. +[1538.80 --> 1539.96] You probably shouldn't. +[1539.96 --> 1540.34] Both day one and day two. +[1540.36 --> 1541.14] Even if you could. +[1541.38 --> 1545.20] And the night of the first day, I got my Backstreet Boys concert. +[1545.74 --> 1546.88] I heard about that. +[1547.06 --> 1548.96] You're actually going to leave LTX to go there. +[1548.96 --> 1551.94] Look, the concert was booked first. +[1551.94 --> 1552.04] Wow. +[1552.54 --> 1555.22] They moved the dates for LTX on me. +[1556.16 --> 1557.32] I didn't have anything. +[1557.32 --> 1557.66] Wow. +[1557.94 --> 1560.60] Look, I never saw them when they were relevant. +[1561.26 --> 1561.62] So. +[1562.14 --> 1562.56] Wow. +[1562.88 --> 1563.78] I want to see the. +[1563.90 --> 1564.74] Look, look, look. +[1564.84 --> 1566.40] I'll be there all day during the day. +[1566.40 --> 1567.60] It has your name on it. +[1567.60 --> 1568.82] All day during the day. +[1569.76 --> 1570.98] No, I don't think it does. +[1571.02 --> 1571.32] Does it? +[1571.38 --> 1571.60] Oh. +[1571.96 --> 1572.26] I think. +[1572.34 --> 1573.52] Isn't that for Linus Tech Tips? +[1573.98 --> 1575.04] Which is technically like a. +[1575.14 --> 1576.56] It's more of a brand than my name. +[1576.64 --> 1577.60] It's at least two thirds. +[1577.60 --> 1578.30] Your name is in it. +[1578.32 --> 1579.44] Your name is in it. +[1579.46 --> 1580.66] It's at least two thirds not my name. +[1580.68 --> 1582.16] You like to say your name's on the building. +[1582.28 --> 1582.68] Well, I just. +[1583.26 --> 1587.26] Yeah, that's just me like playing that, you know, asshat character that I play. +[1587.40 --> 1587.96] But that's it. +[1587.96 --> 1588.52] Yeah, that's Luke. +[1588.74 --> 1589.06] See, Luke. +[1589.06 --> 1589.44] I don't know. +[1593.44 --> 1593.80] Anyway. +[1594.50 --> 1595.72] So I'll go for the concert. +[1596.12 --> 1598.34] And then what I may do is come back for a bit. +[1598.52 --> 1600.02] But I can't like stay up all night. +[1600.20 --> 1601.14] No, you should sleep. +[1601.14 --> 1604.66] I like have to be on stage and like meet and greeting things. +[1604.72 --> 1606.80] It will probably make the show better if you sleep. +[1607.22 --> 1607.66] But I. +[1608.84 --> 1611.26] I'm probably going to buy a BYOC ticket anyway. +[1611.64 --> 1614.42] Just so that hopefully I can get in and play some games and stuff. +[1615.08 --> 1615.46] Oh, right. +[1615.54 --> 1615.78] Because. +[1616.04 --> 1616.80] Yeah, no, that makes sense. +[1616.84 --> 1618.10] Well, no, I could get a free ticket. +[1618.10 --> 1620.00] But for me, it's just more the principle of the thing. +[1620.20 --> 1621.18] I'll just buy a ticket. +[1621.50 --> 1623.66] Like there's going to be a finite number of seats. +[1624.18 --> 1626.94] And so if I was like, yeah, you know, I want a free ticket. +[1627.02 --> 1628.00] My brother wants a free ticket. +[1628.08 --> 1629.26] And all my staff need free tickets. +[1629.26 --> 1631.98] And it's like, you know, this is a partnership. +[1632.36 --> 1632.50] Yeah. +[1632.58 --> 1636.06] We need to make sure that it makes sense for DreamHack. +[1636.12 --> 1639.18] And it makes sense for Linus Media Group. +[1640.28 --> 1645.52] Because, you know, who knows, you know, what this kind of turns into or doesn't turn into. +[1645.74 --> 1648.58] This is, I think, pretty experimental for both of us. +[1648.76 --> 1648.90] Oh, yeah. +[1649.26 --> 1649.40] Yeah. +[1649.40 --> 1651.92] So, yeah, we're really excited, though. +[1651.94 --> 1652.82] Are they doing like tournaments and stuff? +[1653.20 --> 1659.06] I think their approach is going to be relatively low key this time. +[1659.20 --> 1659.46] Okay. +[1659.60 --> 1662.32] I don't want to promise anything on their behalf. +[1662.34 --> 1663.56] I don't mean like big professional tournaments. +[1663.68 --> 1665.08] I mean like, are they going to do like. +[1665.24 --> 1666.40] I really don't know. +[1666.50 --> 1669.42] I would love to like impromptu shout cast a Rocket League tournament. +[1669.80 --> 1671.24] Because I've actually done this before. +[1671.58 --> 1671.86] Really? +[1672.06 --> 1672.30] Yeah. +[1672.52 --> 1672.76] Okay. +[1672.80 --> 1674.86] And I actually think I'm pretty decent at it for Rocket League. +[1674.94 --> 1675.24] Okay. +[1675.36 --> 1676.28] And that would be really fun. +[1676.28 --> 1681.14] Well, you know what, Colton, I think is watching WAN Show because he sent me this really upset message. +[1681.24 --> 1682.98] I've been trying to fix the blog for an hour. +[1683.16 --> 1686.96] Well, so I'm sure he heard you say that. +[1687.12 --> 1692.62] Colton, if you want any amount of free help or labor outside of standard hours, I'm down to do whatever. +[1692.98 --> 1695.90] I will sacrifice my body to try to make LTX better. +[1696.58 --> 1697.60] I'm not even kidding. +[1697.78 --> 1702.76] One thing that might help us make LTX better is making sure that we get through our sponsors for the WAN Show today. +[1702.76 --> 1707.04] Because if we don't survive until, you know, the next LTX, then. +[1707.12 --> 1707.88] That would be a shame. +[1707.96 --> 1708.56] Then that would be a shame. +[1708.60 --> 1708.86] Don't worry. +[1708.92 --> 1709.16] We're fine. +[1709.50 --> 1712.28] So first up is the Elgato Mini Stream Deck. +[1712.60 --> 1716.82] It allows you to concentrate on your stream instead of trying to memorize keyboard shortcuts or fussing around with the mouse. +[1717.14 --> 1718.56] Why did they put it down there? +[1718.82 --> 1720.42] I didn't even know it was here. +[1720.48 --> 1721.98] I didn't know they set one of these up here. +[1722.04 --> 1722.82] This is awesome. +[1723.34 --> 1725.72] Now I can switch to my screen. +[1726.10 --> 1727.26] You can see my talking points. +[1727.26 --> 1728.48] I'm mildly concerned it's not set up. +[1728.52 --> 1729.58] They broke it. +[1730.48 --> 1731.50] Well, whatever. +[1731.64 --> 1732.50] It looks like it's set up. +[1732.50 --> 1733.18] It does work. +[1733.36 --> 1734.68] Because this is awesome. +[1734.94 --> 1735.52] So check this out. +[1735.60 --> 1738.76] Every single one of the buttons is a little LCD display. +[1738.86 --> 1739.84] You can't see that at all. +[1739.98 --> 1742.14] So you can actually see me and Luke there. +[1742.48 --> 1744.04] You can see what it's supposed to be. +[1744.10 --> 1745.40] So you don't have to memorize anything. +[1745.68 --> 1748.58] And you can program them to do pretty much anything that you could want. +[1748.64 --> 1749.58] So you just click the button. +[1750.40 --> 1756.26] And whether you want to, you know, graphically, excuse me, whether you want to, body help, +[1756.30 --> 1760.78] whether you want to like switch scenes in a stream or whether you want to execute a macro in Adobe Premiere, +[1761.00 --> 1766.46] which is what Taren uses the two of them that he has at his desk for, you can do it on the stream deck. +[1766.46 --> 1767.34] They're less than $100. +[1767.70 --> 1769.24] They're available for Mac or Windows. +[1769.34 --> 1775.38] And you can learn more at the link in the, well, they don't have it in our lower third, but that's okay. +[1775.48 --> 1775.88] They'll learn. +[1776.60 --> 1777.00] FreshBooks. +[1777.24 --> 1781.86] FreshBooks is the super simple to use invoicing tool for small business owners and freelancers +[1781.86 --> 1785.22] that does a lot more than just help you create and send slick looking invoices. +[1785.66 --> 1789.22] You can track your time with their timesheet function, manage your expenses. +[1789.22 --> 1791.00] That is such an inside joke at this point. +[1791.46 --> 1794.34] Manage your expenses and keep track of who owes you what. +[1794.44 --> 1798.66] It also has a feature that tells you when your client looks at an invoice for the first time. +[1799.00 --> 1801.40] Their mobile app has all the functionality of the desktop version, +[1801.50 --> 1803.72] so you can take FreshBooks with you wherever you go. +[1803.72 --> 1806.52] And accounting can be confusing. +[1807.24 --> 1809.60] FreshBooks is all about helping with that. +[1809.68 --> 1810.80] It's about making it simple. +[1810.90 --> 1816.48] And if you have any questions, you can reach out to their support staff where you will speak to a real human being. +[1816.96 --> 1823.24] No phone tree, no escalations, no return calls later, just answers to help you out. +[1823.24 --> 1829.40] And as we learned in part one of our PC manufacturers trying to screw you or whatever we ended up calling that. +[1829.58 --> 1830.60] Such a cool series. +[1831.38 --> 1837.42] Just being able to talk to someone when you're frustrated can make all the difference. +[1837.80 --> 1842.82] So go to freshbooks.com slash when and enter when in the how did you hear about us section. +[1842.82 --> 1845.38] By the way, part two is on float plane already. +[1845.80 --> 1846.84] It has been for a little while. +[1847.50 --> 1849.80] Part three is coming to float plane on Tuesday as well. +[1850.16 --> 1850.60] I'm excited. +[1850.90 --> 1851.84] I'm really into that series. +[1851.86 --> 1853.78] I'm going with the sweet sriracha barbecue today. +[1853.78 --> 1854.80] Savage jerky! +[1855.56 --> 1859.44] Their goal was to make a tasty jerky without nitrates or preservatives. +[1859.66 --> 1862.92] That's not bad for you, but it's still full of flavor and spice. +[1863.02 --> 1864.26] They've got 13 different flavors. +[1864.54 --> 1866.10] My favorite is the maple buffalo bacon. +[1866.82 --> 1867.66] Original is great. +[1867.66 --> 1870.68] What's the green one? +[1871.52 --> 1871.80] Mojo? +[1872.14 --> 1873.76] Yeah, anything mojo is good. +[1874.16 --> 1875.40] Mojo jalapeno is my favorite one. +[1875.48 --> 1878.00] They also make barbecue sauce, hot sauce, a spice rub. +[1878.40 --> 1881.54] Their Carolina Reaper hot sauces uses one of the hottest peppers in the world. +[1882.48 --> 1883.22] The Carolina Reaper. +[1883.46 --> 1887.66] And you can use offer code LTT to save 10% at savagejerky.com. +[1888.28 --> 1890.70] We'll have that linked below if you're watching the archive. +[1891.68 --> 1892.08] Alright. +[1892.38 --> 1893.38] Should we do some tech news? +[1894.40 --> 1896.10] We should probably talk about Ryzen 3000. +[1896.54 --> 1897.32] Considering that's the title. +[1897.66 --> 1898.06] Okay. +[1898.62 --> 1898.92] Alright. +[1899.26 --> 1899.58] Sounds good. +[1900.22 --> 1902.60] So the original article is from Reddit, of all places. +[1903.42 --> 1903.94] That makes sense. +[1907.08 --> 1907.82] There you go. +[1909.10 --> 1912.64] Ryzen 3000 will be on TSMC 7 nanometer HPC. +[1914.12 --> 1915.64] So, basically... +[1915.64 --> 1922.92] Ryzen 1000 and 2000 were built on Samsung's 14 nanometer low power process. +[1922.92 --> 1928.30] This was part of the reason that there was a 4 gigahertz hard cap on clock speed. +[1928.30 --> 1933.28] Like, Ryzen, Threadripper, they are not overclockable. +[1933.36 --> 1935.44] It's not that they're, like, hard to overclock. +[1935.44 --> 1938.44] They're just not really overclockable. +[1938.44 --> 1953.18] So, because of this limit in terms of their frequency, they had a really hard time making up any ground on Intel's processors, particularly in gaming, where single-threaded high clock speed performance is key. +[1953.18 --> 1960.42] So, then two is rumored to be made on TSMC's 7 nanometer high performance process. +[1960.42 --> 1968.42] This could give us a 13% boost in clocks compared to low power's 4.6 gigahertz, putting Ryzen 3000 over 5 gigahertz. +[1968.96 --> 1980.80] Along with this, we are expecting a 15% IPC improvement along with eight cores per CCX, which should mean less communication between the interconnects, and faster memory. +[1980.80 --> 1996.72] So, if you were to extrapolate a 15% IPC, so that's instructions per clock uplift, plus a 15% improvement in the raw clock speed, that could be a 30% improvement in performance. +[1996.72 --> 2007.20] It is also, sort of, anticipated that the Spectre Meltdown foreshadow hardware fixes will hit Intel about 10% harder than Ryzen. +[2007.40 --> 2014.86] Meaning, it could be possible that Ryzen 3000 could be 10% faster than core in single-threaded workloads. +[2015.26 --> 2020.48] This is according to, though, reddit.com slash r slash AMD stock. +[2020.48 --> 2027.84] So, take it with more salt than was used to preserve this jerky. +[2028.28 --> 2028.46] Yeah. +[2029.92 --> 2031.48] I, uh... +[2031.48 --> 2034.64] Do you own any tech stock? +[2035.16 --> 2035.40] No. +[2036.12 --> 2037.98] There's, you know the problems there. +[2038.22 --> 2038.86] Oh, yeah, that's right. +[2038.96 --> 2039.10] Yeah. +[2039.14 --> 2039.32] Okay. +[2039.96 --> 2040.64] Long story. +[2041.00 --> 2041.88] Yeah, long story, actually. +[2042.22 --> 2042.42] Yeah. +[2043.96 --> 2044.64] So, no. +[2045.44 --> 2046.64] But, like... +[2046.64 --> 2051.08] It's actually been pretty wild lately. +[2051.34 --> 2052.48] So, take this for what it is. +[2052.76 --> 2061.54] The only times I have ever owned tech stock, um, I owned, like, a couple thousand dollars of Nvidia, probably pre-LMG. +[2061.72 --> 2063.90] So, this must have been about eight years ago or something like that. +[2064.32 --> 2071.58] And then I owned, like, I don't know, $5,000 or something like that of OCZ shortly before they disappeared. +[2071.72 --> 2072.02] No, don't. +[2072.12 --> 2073.36] I was, I got out. +[2073.88 --> 2074.60] Oh, okay. +[2074.78 --> 2075.40] Yeah, I got out. +[2075.54 --> 2075.82] Nice. +[2075.90 --> 2076.16] All right. +[2076.16 --> 2078.26] I actually, I made a little bit of money on that stock. +[2078.38 --> 2080.68] And it was, like, kind of thrilling and it was cool. +[2080.80 --> 2082.30] And I was, like, ooh, I'm, like, playing the market. +[2084.22 --> 2086.52] Well, apparently you did okay with that if you got out before. +[2086.66 --> 2086.84] Yeah. +[2086.92 --> 2088.30] I made money on Nvidia as well. +[2089.04 --> 2091.16] But I pulled out because... +[2092.00 --> 2092.56] Well, okay. +[2092.66 --> 2095.12] I pulled out because I was, like, I'm new to this. +[2095.22 --> 2096.04] You know, I made some money. +[2096.12 --> 2097.60] Okay, I'm gonna, like, call that good. +[2097.84 --> 2097.98] Yeah. +[2098.12 --> 2102.30] And then OCZ completely went Supernova. +[2103.16 --> 2105.10] And I was, like, you know what? +[2105.10 --> 2106.48] F this. +[2106.64 --> 2107.02] I'm out. +[2107.20 --> 2107.86] I don't invest. +[2107.94 --> 2110.72] So I didn't put any money back into Nvidia, which probably would have been a good idea. +[2110.80 --> 2112.38] They were around $17 at that time. +[2112.80 --> 2113.16] Yeah. +[2113.26 --> 2113.44] Oops. +[2113.96 --> 2114.32] Anyway. +[2115.06 --> 2115.96] I mean, whatever. +[2116.08 --> 2116.50] It's all game. +[2116.50 --> 2122.68] Then I got into LMG and it really seemed like a very obvious conflict of interest. +[2123.18 --> 2123.62] Duh. +[2124.32 --> 2126.22] So, anyway. +[2126.82 --> 2129.96] Take this from people who are sitting where we're sitting. +[2130.16 --> 2134.14] I have no ownership stake of any tech company. +[2134.40 --> 2136.20] Actually, I don't think I own any stocks at all right now. +[2136.76 --> 2136.94] Yeah. +[2137.08 --> 2137.32] Zero. +[2137.52 --> 2138.16] Zero stocks. +[2138.88 --> 2140.12] And then do you own any? +[2140.36 --> 2140.62] No. +[2140.76 --> 2140.92] No. +[2140.92 --> 2141.28] Okay. +[2142.10 --> 2144.34] What tech stocks would you buy? +[2146.04 --> 2146.32] Hmm. +[2147.42 --> 2148.02] And remember. +[2148.36 --> 2148.66] Okay. +[2148.74 --> 2152.70] We're not gonna be experts when it comes to, you know, the, what is it? +[2152.74 --> 2154.52] The dead cat bounce or, like, whatever. +[2154.78 --> 2158.04] You know, like, like all that stocky. +[2158.34 --> 2158.78] Yeah. +[2158.92 --> 2159.76] Investment-y stuff. +[2159.92 --> 2160.70] I'm just talking. +[2160.80 --> 2162.00] As non-investment people. +[2162.36 --> 2165.84] Over the next three to five years, who do you expect to just kill it? +[2166.52 --> 2174.98] In terms of the actual tech, which theoretically at some point, although I can't quite find the correlation sometimes, theoretically at some point should affect the stock price. +[2175.56 --> 2175.96] Yeah. +[2176.40 --> 2176.84] I see. +[2177.08 --> 2177.28] Okay. +[2177.32 --> 2180.90] That's actually one thing I was gonna bring up is, like, I don't know what current speculation is. +[2181.40 --> 2182.60] So, things could be inflated. +[2183.04 --> 2184.22] I don't know if they are or not. +[2184.52 --> 2190.12] But, like, if we completely ignore all of that, I genuinely do think AMD would be a good position. +[2190.12 --> 2190.78] You think so? +[2190.98 --> 2191.12] Yeah. +[2191.20 --> 2191.90] Like, long AMD. +[2192.34 --> 2192.54] Yes. +[2192.54 --> 2193.76] Short AMD is scary. +[2193.88 --> 2195.32] Because they're, like, all over the place right now. +[2195.34 --> 2195.36] Yeah. +[2195.36 --> 2195.54] Yeah. +[2195.62 --> 2196.18] Long AMD. +[2196.42 --> 2198.96] Like, just to be clear, I track it just because I'm curious, but. +[2199.22 --> 2202.82] Their platform for CPUs right now is really strong. +[2203.40 --> 2212.10] And as we can see, whether this rumor is true or not, the fact that it's, like, that could be possible has a lot of potential in it. +[2212.18 --> 2213.86] And Intel's in a really bad spot. +[2214.32 --> 2215.38] They're kind of locked. +[2215.38 --> 2216.38] Intel looks good on paper. +[2216.38 --> 2216.94] Yeah. +[2216.94 --> 2222.32] Intel looks good on paper because their revenue is great. +[2222.56 --> 2222.76] Yeah. +[2222.76 --> 2226.82] Their forecasting might look pretty darn good. +[2226.82 --> 2230.06] But the problem is that, and we talked about this a lot. +[2230.06 --> 2251.08] Back when we talked about AMD launching their 32 core EPIC processors, the long lead time on enterprise, where from the inception of a project like a supercomputer to the actual putting of CPUs into sockets could be a year, 18 months, two years. +[2251.08 --> 2259.62] Like, in some cases, you end up actually building a custom facility for the damn thing before you even actually cut a PO for any computer hardware. +[2259.80 --> 2263.10] Like, that's the kind of scale these projects operate on. +[2263.56 --> 2271.64] So, Intel's revenues might look really good because they have contracts locked in from before AMD was even remotely competitive. +[2271.64 --> 2274.94] But that situation can change. +[2275.10 --> 2285.98] And if AMD can stay very competitive and or even be a leader in certain aspects of that space, we're going to start to see it soon. +[2286.32 --> 2286.42] Yeah. +[2287.04 --> 2292.92] And, like, okay, I don't want any of this to be interpreted as actually advising anyone to do anything. +[2293.10 --> 2293.72] Please, no. +[2293.74 --> 2297.50] As far as I'm concerned, investing in stocks is gambling. +[2297.68 --> 2297.88] Yeah. +[2297.88 --> 2305.76] You might as well put, you know, 10,000 on black and spin the wheel as far as I'm concerned because there are so many factors. +[2306.00 --> 2306.78] Like, you could— +[2306.78 --> 2308.32] I think there's definitely more to it than that, but, like, yeah. +[2308.40 --> 2310.08] You could have—well, yes and no. +[2310.66 --> 2314.46] Because look at what happened to hard drives back in, what was it, 2011? +[2315.54 --> 2315.80] Yeah. +[2315.80 --> 2318.58] When there was the flooding in Thailand, right? +[2318.72 --> 2318.92] Yeah. +[2319.10 --> 2319.92] Thailand flooding. +[2320.82 --> 2322.80] It completely destroyed their revenue. +[2323.26 --> 2324.94] And then, this is the crazy thing. +[2324.94 --> 2326.16] So, it destroyed their revenue. +[2326.28 --> 2327.18] Everyone dumped them. +[2327.18 --> 2331.48] And then, their profit margins went way up because supply was constrained. +[2331.70 --> 2332.70] And they were a hot item. +[2332.92 --> 2333.10] Yeah. +[2333.36 --> 2335.60] It was like, yo, you understand that, like— +[2335.60 --> 2336.16] How does this even work? +[2336.36 --> 2337.80] What is even going on? +[2337.84 --> 2340.22] Like, the business fundamentals never really changed here. +[2340.86 --> 2343.30] I just think, like, instead of a—what is it? +[2343.36 --> 2350.22] Like, 48.5 or something percentage chance if you go on black or red, I think you can try to push that percentage a little bit. +[2350.26 --> 2352.72] Yeah, but you can also push that percentage at the blackjack table. +[2352.84 --> 2353.26] That's true. +[2353.32 --> 2354.64] Like, you don't have to play roulette. +[2354.64 --> 2355.12] But— +[2355.12 --> 2357.84] You did use roulette as an example. +[2357.86 --> 2358.50] That's true. +[2359.40 --> 2360.30] I'm just saying. +[2361.86 --> 2363.82] Because, like, war could break out. +[2364.56 --> 2365.02] And it's a funny— +[2365.02 --> 2368.34] And that will rapidly—and that's actually, like, a scary possibility. +[2368.52 --> 2374.28] Like, it's a funny thing to talk about because in our lifetimes, our generation, there have been wars. +[2374.28 --> 2380.64] There was the war in Afghanistan, but if we're being honest with ourselves— +[2380.64 --> 2382.06] No global scale conflicts. +[2382.26 --> 2386.52] That was not a war compared to the Second World War. +[2386.68 --> 2386.80] Yeah. +[2386.80 --> 2394.98] Like, the previous generation saw war to the degree that the entire country is mobilized. +[2395.08 --> 2403.96] You know, people who aren't working are kind of being rounded up to produce bullets in impromptu factories so that the soldiers overseas will have enough bullets. +[2404.20 --> 2406.14] Like, it's different. +[2406.28 --> 2406.84] It's very different. +[2406.84 --> 2413.52] And when that happens, there are some companies that can flourish, and there's other companies that will absolutely not. +[2413.94 --> 2415.82] Tech companies might actually even do okay. +[2416.30 --> 2418.88] I wouldn't think consumer tech companies would do okay. +[2419.10 --> 2421.64] But certain enterprise tech companies might do completely fine. +[2421.64 --> 2430.50] So, we're just trying to say that no matter what it is, no matter how sure the outlook is, anything could happen. +[2430.74 --> 2432.34] So, it really is a gamble. +[2433.10 --> 2434.44] I'm the only one that answered, though. +[2434.52 --> 2435.14] What about you? +[2436.58 --> 2441.80] I have a few other, like, maybe interesting idea ones, but I want to hear from you. +[2442.42 --> 2444.80] This isn't something I've thought about, so I really—I don't know. +[2444.98 --> 2448.42] I actually think Amazon is far from capped out, personally. +[2448.60 --> 2449.00] Yeah, for sure. +[2449.00 --> 2463.38] I always have a problem with including them in this type of stack, because you're talking—I thought we were talking about, like, tech companies where, yeah, no, they make echoes and stuff. +[2463.40 --> 2463.68] No, yeah. +[2463.88 --> 2464.54] Yeah, no, you're totally right. +[2464.54 --> 2465.22] They're even a hardware company. +[2465.22 --> 2465.74] All right, yeah. +[2465.92 --> 2470.48] I think they have plenty of room to continue to innovate and continue to take over the world. +[2470.62 --> 2473.78] Like, if there's anyone who's going to be the buy-in-large from Wall-E, it's going to be Amazon at this point. +[2473.78 --> 2474.50] Oh, absolutely. +[2474.50 --> 2474.66] Absolutely. +[2475.06 --> 2479.14] Have you seen their, like, the revenue stack of Amazon versus all these other retail companies? +[2479.30 --> 2479.54] No. +[2479.70 --> 2480.98] It's insane. +[2481.56 --> 2489.96] I don't know where that picture's from, but, like, it includes so many physical retailers that are, like, really big names that are just a tiny fraction of the revenue that Amazon's pulling. +[2490.54 --> 2491.96] Like, it's absolutely wild. +[2491.98 --> 2492.04] It's madness. +[2492.82 --> 2494.96] Yeah, I don't think there's an insight for them either. +[2494.96 --> 2499.40] I think there's plenty of room for them, especially because they've already gone global. +[2499.62 --> 2504.06] They've got, they're opening up India, and they are sophisticated. +[2505.10 --> 2507.34] So, yeah, Amazon. +[2507.54 --> 2517.44] I wanted to put, like, a quarter of my net worth in Amazon, like, five years ago, which, like, it wasn't, you know, like, a huge amount of money or anything, but it was, like, a big bet for me. +[2517.64 --> 2518.06] Well, yeah. +[2518.06 --> 2521.94] That was around the time that, instead, we founded Linus Media Group. +[2523.10 --> 2524.52] So, you know what? +[2524.58 --> 2526.76] Linus Media Group has been, worked out great. +[2527.18 --> 2529.74] But Amazon also wouldn't have been a bad bet. +[2531.74 --> 2533.18] So, yeah, I... +[2533.18 --> 2535.18] I tried to get, I sent a... +[2535.18 --> 2535.34] Yeah. +[2535.68 --> 2536.48] Was it a letter? +[2537.12 --> 2537.42] I don't know. +[2537.42 --> 2538.48] This was a long time ago. +[2538.92 --> 2540.04] Pre-Halo 1. +[2540.56 --> 2540.80] Yeah. +[2540.80 --> 2546.88] I tried to, the only person I knew that had any form of money was my grandpa. +[2546.88 --> 2552.32] So, I, like, wrote a thing and gave it to my grandpa, trying to get my grandpa to invest in Bungie. +[2553.32 --> 2554.42] Pre-Halo 1. +[2555.52 --> 2559.54] Before the game was out, I was like, this is gonna be insane. +[2559.94 --> 2560.76] And I'm a kid. +[2561.00 --> 2561.90] I have no money. +[2562.20 --> 2563.06] I can't do it. +[2563.20 --> 2565.36] But I'm like, someone needs to do this. +[2565.82 --> 2567.26] And, uh, that was a no. +[2568.54 --> 2571.14] So, there was no Bungie investment at that time. +[2571.36 --> 2572.46] I don't even know if they were a... +[2572.46 --> 2573.70] I didn't know anything back then. +[2573.74 --> 2575.30] I don't know if they were a publicly tradable company. +[2575.30 --> 2577.76] Like, I have no clue if that was even possible. +[2578.18 --> 2581.58] I was just like, I think my grandpa was just like, okay. +[2582.58 --> 2583.32] Okay, my boy. +[2585.08 --> 2586.84] Do we have to talk about this? +[2587.68 --> 2589.00] I mean, wait, what? +[2589.12 --> 2589.46] Which one? +[2590.00 --> 2590.26] Oh. +[2590.66 --> 2591.06] Uh. +[2591.58 --> 2593.64] So, TF2 used to be fun. +[2594.34 --> 2595.50] TF2 was so much fun. +[2596.16 --> 2598.98] And then they made it free to play and there were hats everywhere. +[2598.98 --> 2602.10] That was legitimately when I stopped playing. +[2602.82 --> 2605.22] TF2 used to actually be really fun. +[2605.30 --> 2610.20] The problem with free to play is that there's no real... +[2610.20 --> 2615.20] There's no real venom in the vac ban fangs. +[2615.92 --> 2616.14] Yeah. +[2616.46 --> 2619.26] Because you can just use... +[2619.26 --> 2620.58] Do they still call them smurf accounts? +[2621.46 --> 2621.94] Yeah. +[2621.94 --> 2622.42] Okay. +[2622.58 --> 2626.76] So, you can just use smurf accounts and you can create as many accounts as you want. +[2627.20 --> 2628.82] And the ban just means nothing. +[2629.14 --> 2631.04] IP is so easy to get around these days. +[2631.50 --> 2632.48] Very easy. +[2632.94 --> 2634.54] Get a PIA subscription. +[2634.90 --> 2635.82] Support the channel. +[2636.66 --> 2638.58] I don't want to be like that. +[2639.08 --> 2645.32] But it's kind of a different community in games where it's people who can afford to pay 20 bucks. +[2646.08 --> 2648.58] So, one thing that I'm going to throw in here is Prime status. +[2649.22 --> 2650.70] So, you were asking about this early on. +[2650.98 --> 2655.96] If you bought Counter-Strike before it went free to play, you have Prime status. +[2656.24 --> 2660.46] And if you pay the equivalent of buying the game, you can buy Prime status. +[2660.64 --> 2660.92] Forever? +[2661.26 --> 2661.66] Forever. +[2662.30 --> 2663.58] It's a one-time purchase. +[2664.58 --> 2669.38] And you can filter matches so that you only play against Prime-enabled people. +[2670.90 --> 2671.34] Oh. +[2673.28 --> 2673.90] Oh, okay. +[2673.90 --> 2674.22] Okay. +[2674.22 --> 2675.44] So, like, my account... +[2675.44 --> 2676.40] Okay, I actually didn't know that. +[2676.48 --> 2678.60] ...only plays against Prime-enabled accounts. +[2679.64 --> 2681.86] So, Prime status matches you with Prime status players. +[2681.86 --> 2686.76] And if I remember correctly, for Prime, you have to put your phone number in. +[2687.58 --> 2690.02] So, like, if your Prime account gets banned, your phone number gets banned. +[2690.24 --> 2690.46] Okay. +[2690.48 --> 2691.66] And, like, there's some other... +[2691.66 --> 2694.82] I think you have to play a minimum amount before you can actually matchmake at that, +[2694.88 --> 2696.22] even if you buy a Prime account. +[2696.52 --> 2697.02] Like, there's... +[2697.02 --> 2698.06] I don't remember all of it. +[2698.10 --> 2698.46] I'm sorry. +[2698.58 --> 2700.92] But there is additional requirements as well. +[2700.92 --> 2701.66] Like, yeah. +[2701.80 --> 2703.30] Prime matchmaking is pretty cool. +[2703.30 --> 2706.72] There is still plenty of hackers on Prime matchmaking. +[2707.12 --> 2708.46] Wingman, before they... +[2708.46 --> 2711.10] Most people in the Counter-Strike community don't even know what Wingman is. +[2711.22 --> 2715.84] But Wingman, before they enabled replays, and before they enabled... +[2716.40 --> 2719.18] What is it called? +[2720.12 --> 2722.84] The, like, was this person cheating... +[2722.84 --> 2724.64] Watcher thing. +[2724.70 --> 2725.48] I don't remember what that's called. +[2725.56 --> 2725.88] But whatever. +[2725.88 --> 2730.26] Before they enabled either of those things was just a hive of villainy in terms of hacking. +[2730.64 --> 2732.94] And when they enabled those things, it was insane. +[2733.10 --> 2735.46] The amount of people that got banned the next day. +[2735.58 --> 2740.08] Because there was all these replays of people cheating in this special mode that didn't have replays. +[2740.44 --> 2742.00] So then just waves of bans. +[2742.10 --> 2743.04] It was glorious. +[2743.20 --> 2744.70] Because I liked to play that mode. +[2745.00 --> 2745.30] But yeah. +[2745.44 --> 2745.74] It's okay. +[2745.74 --> 2751.88] So in addition to it going free to play and the Prime status thing, there's also a Battle Royale mode. +[2752.22 --> 2754.02] One interesting thing about this Battle Royale mode... +[2754.02 --> 2756.08] Is there like a build that got passed that I'm not aware of? +[2756.20 --> 2757.04] You have to. +[2757.16 --> 2757.86] You have to. +[2757.86 --> 2758.44] You have to Battle Royale. +[2758.54 --> 2760.06] So there's going to be Dota Battle Royale. +[2760.06 --> 2760.50] Like... +[2760.50 --> 2763.48] Well, that would actually be kind of cool. +[2763.66 --> 2764.24] Is that a thing already? +[2764.52 --> 2767.94] Dota Battle Royale. +[2769.54 --> 2771.42] New Dota 2 has a Battle Royale mode. +[2771.42 --> 2771.62] Yeah. +[2771.74 --> 2772.22] I was like... +[2772.22 --> 2772.70] I'm pretty sure... +[2772.70 --> 2773.20] What was this? +[2773.50 --> 2774.62] Oh, I already closed it. +[2774.70 --> 2775.26] That's fine. +[2775.32 --> 2775.68] I'm over it. +[2775.68 --> 2775.86] Okay. +[2776.00 --> 2777.08] So... +[2777.08 --> 2778.36] Danger Zone. +[2779.08 --> 2781.10] Most Battle Royales, they're like 100 people, right? +[2781.26 --> 2781.50] Mm-hmm. +[2781.84 --> 2782.60] This is 16. +[2783.10 --> 2784.12] That's not really Royale. +[2784.64 --> 2785.38] It's much smaller. +[2785.38 --> 2786.20] It's like less than Battlefield. +[2786.20 --> 2788.02] The map is really, really tiny. +[2788.02 --> 2790.60] Like it says in here, the matches last about 10 minutes each. +[2790.68 --> 2791.28] That makes sense. +[2792.02 --> 2795.74] You can play in solo, duo, or trios. +[2795.86 --> 2796.66] There's no quad. +[2797.26 --> 2799.90] There's no squad or quad or whatever you want to call it. +[2801.04 --> 2801.48] Squad. +[2802.04 --> 2802.48] Yeah. +[2802.62 --> 2802.78] Yeah. +[2803.28 --> 2803.58] All right. +[2804.26 --> 2808.02] You pick up guns and equipment and armor and flashbangs. +[2808.18 --> 2811.42] And there is a self-heal thing, which Counter-Strike hasn't had before. +[2811.46 --> 2813.10] But there is a self-heal thing, which makes sense. +[2813.50 --> 2815.10] But you also pick up cash. +[2815.74 --> 2817.94] Because Counter-Strike has always had the buying mechanics, right? +[2818.02 --> 2819.32] So you can buy stuff. +[2819.62 --> 2821.22] But a drone will deliver it to you. +[2822.50 --> 2822.82] Okay. +[2822.90 --> 2823.42] That's interesting. +[2823.52 --> 2825.22] You have a tablet thing, so you can see the map. +[2825.28 --> 2826.52] And you can see the drone coming to you. +[2826.60 --> 2828.10] But everyone else can see the drone. +[2828.92 --> 2830.36] And it drops it on you. +[2830.56 --> 2833.02] And like if you move a little bit, it'll go to where you are. +[2833.30 --> 2833.66] Interesting. +[2833.80 --> 2835.42] So people can hunt the drones down. +[2835.68 --> 2839.70] And this is actually a really, if you haven't played before, do this and get tons of free kills. +[2840.08 --> 2840.52] Trust me. +[2840.96 --> 2841.94] You hunt the drone down. +[2842.02 --> 2842.92] You follow the drone. +[2842.92 --> 2844.82] And then you go to where it's dropping it. +[2844.84 --> 2845.56] You sit a little bit away. +[2845.62 --> 2846.36] You wait for it to drop. +[2846.52 --> 2848.04] And then you just aim where it's dropping. +[2848.20 --> 2849.82] And some dude's going to run up and try to get it. +[2849.90 --> 2850.48] You just shoot him. +[2851.22 --> 2851.98] It's amazing. +[2852.26 --> 2853.80] There's free kills all the time. +[2854.20 --> 2855.94] It's, yeah, it's interesting. +[2856.36 --> 2858.72] It's one thing that I like about it is the 10-minute matches. +[2858.86 --> 2860.44] Even if you win, it's like a 10-minute match. +[2860.80 --> 2861.12] Okay. +[2861.32 --> 2861.90] It's a lot faster. +[2862.64 --> 2863.56] That's one improvement. +[2863.82 --> 2866.04] Like, Battle Royale, I had a lot of fun playing PUBG. +[2866.22 --> 2867.08] Not Fortnite so much. +[2867.12 --> 2868.46] But I had a lot of fun playing PUBG. +[2868.72 --> 2870.88] Like, the handful of times I was able to do it. +[2871.04 --> 2871.20] Yeah. +[2871.32 --> 2872.04] But it was just. +[2872.54 --> 2873.08] It's really long. +[2873.14 --> 2881.06] Unless you could commit, like, three hours to a gaming session, you're not really going to get into your groove even necessarily. +[2881.06 --> 2881.30] No. +[2881.68 --> 2884.22] We won our first and third game, I think it was. +[2884.34 --> 2886.16] So those matches are really long. +[2886.84 --> 2888.56] Like, they're actually going for a very long time. +[2888.56 --> 2893.30] And that's been a problem with competitive games for a long time is that their matches last forever. +[2893.42 --> 2895.52] A competitive Counter-Strike match lasts a very long time. +[2895.82 --> 2897.82] Competitive League of Legends match, very long time. +[2897.90 --> 2899.04] Dota 2, very long time. +[2899.32 --> 2900.86] Lots of these games are really, really long. +[2900.94 --> 2903.02] So having 10-minute matches is actually very cool. +[2904.20 --> 2908.52] And, like, when you die or when you win, there's a play again button sitting right there. +[2908.86 --> 2909.20] Click it. +[2909.32 --> 2910.44] You get right back into another game. +[2910.56 --> 2911.30] It's really fast. +[2911.52 --> 2911.70] Cool. +[2911.86 --> 2912.06] Okay. +[2912.36 --> 2912.58] Yeah. +[2914.02 --> 2914.90] OnePlus's CEO. +[2915.20 --> 2917.48] This was posted by Dr. McIntosh on the forum. +[2917.48 --> 2922.40] Oh, the previous one was Princess Cadence and the previous one was Deus of Voltage. +[2923.70 --> 2928.32] OnePlus's CEO tells the truth about 5G. +[2928.72 --> 2935.74] The original article here is from The Verge and it's from an interview with Pete Lau about Qualcomm Snapdragon 855. +[2936.70 --> 2939.90] Or no, sorry, it's at the Snapdragon Tech Summit in Maui. +[2939.90 --> 2946.72] So he said his company is working on both a new 5G OnePlus phone and 4G phones in parallel. +[2947.84 --> 2951.96] He expects the 5G phone will cost as much as $200 to $300 more. +[2952.70 --> 2954.12] Wrap your head around that. +[2954.70 --> 2955.62] Holy cow. +[2955.94 --> 2961.04] So 5G is coming, but it is not necessarily going to be mainstream. +[2961.04 --> 2963.46] That is one hell of a premium. +[2963.74 --> 2965.42] That's like a G-Sync addition to your phone. +[2965.96 --> 2969.78] So this might not be the case for all new 5G smartphones. +[2971.28 --> 2975.12] Some might try to monetize their existing customer base as much as they can. +[2975.30 --> 2977.60] Just saying, well, you know, people will pay for it. +[2977.66 --> 2980.08] So we're going to price it at whatever we can. +[2980.08 --> 2985.22] While others might try to gain market share by offering 5G connectivity at a cutthroat price. +[2986.28 --> 2992.58] One of the challenges is going to be building 5G phones for multiple carriers that operate on different frequencies. +[2993.94 --> 2997.04] So Lau expects that it will be even more difficult. +[2997.14 --> 3007.72] Now this has gotten easier over time as the antennas that have been integrated into our phones have gotten broader and broader support for 4G LTE frequencies. +[3007.72 --> 3015.72] But now he expects it's going to be even more difficult to take a phone from one carrier to another with 5G than it was for 4G. +[3017.20 --> 3017.72] Interesting. +[3018.40 --> 3022.10] They haven't seen a solution that would cover many carriers around the world. +[3023.14 --> 3023.48] Huh. +[3026.06 --> 3027.70] Well, that's pretty scary. +[3028.14 --> 3028.94] That is kind of scary. +[3029.68 --> 3031.52] As if phones weren't expensive enough already. +[3032.88 --> 3036.46] So OnePlus's 5G phone is targeting just one type of 5G network. +[3036.46 --> 3041.92] The slower speeds but wider coverage area sub-6 spectrum used by EE. +[3042.38 --> 3043.72] It's first carrier partner in Europe. +[3044.42 --> 3051.40] In the U.S., AT&T and Verizon are both focusing on the faster but lower range millimeter wave. +[3053.54 --> 3057.26] And apparently on the product level, it's much more complex than 4G. +[3057.46 --> 3060.48] Like a significantly higher level of challenge, especially millimeter wave. +[3061.88 --> 3062.32] Huh. +[3062.32 --> 3065.96] It's going to be interesting in places like the U.S. +[3067.16 --> 3070.48] Where, like, I mean, Canada has this problem too, but I literally think it's worse in the U.S. +[3070.66 --> 3072.60] The coverage areas are already terrible. +[3075.72 --> 3076.54] Wow, that's rough. +[3076.64 --> 3081.36] Maybe you like shorter distance, less penetration through walls signals. +[3081.36 --> 3082.98] So this is interesting. +[3083.60 --> 3091.34] Walmart has apparently dropped the pricing of their overpowered gaming PCs, I guess, to just get rid of them. +[3091.76 --> 3100.88] And then, I don't know, I guess to just get rid of them and either refresh them with better motherboards or just get rid of them outright. +[3100.88 --> 3100.96] Right. +[3102.66 --> 3103.02] Fascinating. +[3103.32 --> 3111.82] It's too bad because I actually think that there was potential for them to, like, there were processes that seemed to be fine across the board. +[3113.08 --> 3118.04] I was surprised how many people were really upset about the USB 3 port being hot glued in. +[3118.82 --> 3119.56] Oh, yeah. +[3119.62 --> 3122.32] I mean, that just didn't make any sense to me, but I didn't think it was that big of a deal. +[3122.60 --> 3122.82] Yeah. +[3123.34 --> 3125.92] But, like, people thought it was just a horrendous thing. +[3126.04 --> 3126.16] Really? +[3127.12 --> 3129.44] Stuff gets hot glued into pre-built PCs all the time. +[3130.18 --> 3131.46] Like, that's actually quite common. +[3131.52 --> 3132.52] Like, things jostle around in shipment. +[3132.70 --> 3136.48] Yeah, and hot glue, especially, because you've got to remember, too, I actually didn't test it. +[3136.50 --> 3137.28] I should have tested it. +[3137.28 --> 3137.88] I should have pulled it out. +[3138.20 --> 3139.72] There's lots of different kinds of hot glue. +[3139.72 --> 3143.10] Some of them are actually designed to be quite easy to peel off. +[3143.22 --> 3145.30] There are lots of electronics that have hot glue on them. +[3145.32 --> 3145.42] Yeah. +[3146.90 --> 3152.36] No, I thought you were going to say you were surprised people were so upset about the USB 2 on the front. +[3152.82 --> 3154.86] And I was going to say, no, I was pretty upset about that. +[3154.90 --> 3156.04] The front ports were USB 2. +[3156.12 --> 3156.80] Come on, what year is it? +[3157.00 --> 3158.38] Literally didn't even know what you were talking about. +[3158.48 --> 3159.46] That sounds really stupid. +[3161.94 --> 3162.78] Very, very stupid. +[3162.92 --> 3166.38] Especially with the amount of USB 3 front headers you can get now. +[3167.54 --> 3169.82] Like, you can actually put a lot up there pretty easily. +[3170.84 --> 3172.42] Was the CPU hot glued in, too? +[3172.56 --> 3172.86] No. +[3173.50 --> 3173.72] No. +[3173.96 --> 3174.18] No. +[3174.32 --> 3175.30] They got that part right. +[3176.02 --> 3176.62] All right. +[3176.82 --> 3180.90] Bringing us to the end of the show with the Super Chats. +[3181.22 --> 3181.50] Yeah. +[3182.82 --> 3184.80] All right. +[3185.02 --> 3187.34] Do an LTT beanie for real, says Andrew. +[3188.02 --> 3189.66] There will be lots more merch stuff. +[3190.14 --> 3190.80] Stay tuned. +[3192.58 --> 3193.66] Yeah, stay tuned. +[3193.92 --> 3195.06] Liam says, will this work? +[3195.46 --> 3196.22] It worked, Liam. +[3198.42 --> 3199.80] Mesh says, what even? +[3200.54 --> 3202.04] What are these Super Chats? +[3202.60 --> 3207.26] Well, sometimes people don't, like, they say something within the context of what's happening at that exact second. +[3207.26 --> 3210.26] On the internet, no one knows you're a puppy. +[3210.64 --> 3212.56] That didn't make sense at any point in this stream. +[3212.64 --> 3212.76] Nope. +[3212.82 --> 3214.38] His name is Pup Shepherd, though. +[3214.82 --> 3216.86] Daniel says, when did you start growing a beard, Luke? +[3216.94 --> 3218.72] Was it when your razor got too dull? +[3218.72 --> 3223.58] I don't want to talk about it. +[3223.98 --> 3227.76] But I am looking for a barber, because I'm going to try to have it shaped. +[3228.02 --> 3228.32] Okay. +[3228.44 --> 3228.80] Got it. +[3228.88 --> 3230.78] I want to keep it going, but it's a mess. +[3231.04 --> 3232.32] So I just want it to be not a mess. +[3232.52 --> 3237.98] Dennis asks, Linus, is the 4790K still a good CPU, or is it worthwhile to upgrade? +[3238.44 --> 3240.52] And if you were to upgrade, would you choose Ryzen or Intel? +[3240.64 --> 3241.46] I mostly game. +[3242.46 --> 3243.62] I would hold on to it. +[3243.62 --> 3245.36] Oh, but I need more cores for other stuff. +[3245.36 --> 3245.80] Okay. +[3247.52 --> 3248.50] What other stuff? +[3248.78 --> 3250.24] Yeah, that would be helpful to know. +[3250.44 --> 3252.34] If it's just for gaming, no, I would stick with that. +[3252.40 --> 3253.50] Maybe overclock it a little bit. +[3253.86 --> 3258.06] If you need to do other stuff, it depends what the other stuff is and how much of it you do. +[3258.12 --> 3261.08] If you do a lot of other stuff and it needs a lot more cores, I'd go Ryzen. +[3261.16 --> 3263.80] If not, then I'd probably go 8600K or something like that. +[3263.82 --> 3264.34] Post on the form. +[3265.02 --> 3265.26] Yeah. +[3268.36 --> 3271.90] SSAMJH says, I just bought X470 and Ryzen 7 2700X. +[3272.00 --> 3272.52] So sad. +[3272.56 --> 3273.10] No, don't be sad. +[3273.20 --> 3273.90] It's a good combo. +[3273.90 --> 3274.52] It should be all right. +[3275.36 --> 3281.72] Mr. Kerwood says, subscribe to PewDiePie. +[3285.18 --> 3286.48] Dave says, love LTT. +[3286.70 --> 3290.38] Wanted to make another plea for a retro gaming video team up with retro RGB. +[3291.54 --> 3293.50] I don't know exactly what we do. +[3293.58 --> 3294.02] You know, it's funny. +[3294.64 --> 3298.28] We get like collab requests from other creators sometimes. +[3298.76 --> 3302.22] And I got one quite recently that's like, I'm like, yeah, sure. +[3302.30 --> 3303.24] That would be kind of neat. +[3303.24 --> 3304.70] But like, what do we do? +[3305.04 --> 3306.24] What would we do? +[3306.32 --> 3311.32] I don't like collabing just for the sake of cross pollinating. +[3311.48 --> 3312.02] It feels. +[3313.02 --> 3313.30] Icky. +[3313.74 --> 3314.04] Yeah. +[3314.28 --> 3314.92] Cross pollinating. +[3315.48 --> 3315.82] Yeah. +[3315.82 --> 3319.92] I just, I just, I just don't care. +[3319.92 --> 3324.36] Um, Barshal Long sent $69. +[3324.90 --> 3325.46] Of course he did. +[3326.28 --> 3329.14] Thoughts on Intel missing the 10 nanometer node. +[3331.14 --> 3331.66] Oh. +[3331.66 --> 3339.84] So for one thing, I do want to point out, they didn't entirely miss it. +[3340.12 --> 3343.44] They do actually, they are actually shipping 10 nanometer products right now. +[3343.94 --> 3344.98] A lot of people don't know this. +[3345.08 --> 3347.52] They have nooks that do have 10. +[3347.56 --> 3348.14] Did you know this? +[3348.54 --> 3350.32] They have 10 nanometer processors in them. +[3351.60 --> 3352.48] Um, yeah. +[3352.74 --> 3352.98] Yeah. +[3352.98 --> 3357.86] So, so they didn't, they didn't miss it altogether, but it's sort of in the same way that they +[3357.86 --> 3359.52] didn't entirely miss Broadwell. +[3360.22 --> 3360.62] Yeah. +[3361.48 --> 3363.36] Like Broadwell consumer, to be clear. +[3363.44 --> 3365.54] Broadwell did make it to HEDT and enterprise. +[3366.08 --> 3367.36] Um, but yes, they did. +[3367.44 --> 3372.18] They did miss Broadwell and they, they do appear to have missed 10 nanometer because from what +[3372.18 --> 3376.00] I've been seeing, the rumor is they're kind of trying to go straight to seven now. +[3376.08 --> 3376.84] Have you seen this as well? +[3377.02 --> 3377.22] Yes. +[3377.48 --> 3380.06] Um, I think we've known, haven't we known that for a bit? +[3381.22 --> 3387.96] So the thing about Intel is a lot of people like to talk about Intel as though Intel is +[3387.96 --> 3396.02] a person with a singular desire and a singular work ethic and a singular, um, sort of moral +[3396.02 --> 3398.64] compass as though, as though it was that simple. +[3398.76 --> 3400.50] Intel is a lot of people. +[3400.84 --> 3401.18] A giant company. +[3401.18 --> 3404.58] There are a gigantic company, something like a hundred thousand employees. +[3404.90 --> 3408.18] And they even just physical displacement of those employees is very notable. +[3409.02 --> 3418.68] On the one hand, this is a pretty big black mark on what is otherwise an astonishing record +[3418.68 --> 3421.54] of technological innovation over the years. +[3422.42 --> 3430.56] Uh, on the other hand, to me, it's less about Intel missing 10 nanometer and more about +[3430.56 --> 3436.88] Intel missing 10 nanometer being indicative of where the technology industry is going over +[3436.88 --> 3437.92] the next 10 years. +[3438.12 --> 3445.74] We have taken for granted that things will just get faster and smaller with better battery +[3445.74 --> 3446.08] life. +[3446.08 --> 3451.66] We just assume that every year there will be a new iPhone that is better than the old +[3451.66 --> 3453.10] one in some meaningful way. +[3453.10 --> 3453.42] Yeah. +[3454.42 --> 3456.78] That may actually stop. +[3457.50 --> 3460.44] And it's funny because I remember standing. +[3460.76 --> 3461.76] It was really weird. +[3461.82 --> 3464.42] It was kind of like, it was kind of like a Jesus speech. +[3465.06 --> 3472.26] Um, because, uh, Raja Kuduri had just come back to AMD and I kind of feel like they did it +[3472.26 --> 3472.76] on purpose. +[3472.76 --> 3477.10] Like he was supposed to be kind of like the Messiah to bring their graphics business back +[3477.10 --> 3477.82] from the brink. +[3478.52 --> 3480.78] Meanwhile, he's gone now, but anyway, that's a whole other thing. +[3480.94 --> 3484.94] So he's standing, we're in Hawaii and he's standing at the top of this kind of hill and +[3484.94 --> 3487.90] we're all kind of spread out in front of him at the bottom of the hill. +[3488.00 --> 3491.56] No, it really was kind of like, we had just kind of hiked up to this thing. +[3491.64 --> 3492.10] It was, it was cool. +[3492.18 --> 3493.04] There were like runes and stuff. +[3493.10 --> 3493.30] Anyway. +[3493.92 --> 3495.72] Um, there was runes and stuff. +[3496.12 --> 3496.48] Ruins. +[3496.66 --> 3496.98] Ruins. +[3497.04 --> 3497.18] Yeah. +[3497.22 --> 3498.08] Not those kinds of ruins. +[3498.32 --> 3500.04] I was like, this is getting pretty crazy. +[3500.04 --> 3510.78] Um, and he kind of stands up there and declares AMD's graphics business to be a software business. +[3511.56 --> 3515.10] And remember this was, was he wrong? +[3515.56 --> 3519.10] How programmable have GPUs become in that time? +[3519.28 --> 3519.40] Yeah. +[3520.98 --> 3529.04] And that's effectively what that's, that's one piece of this, of the puzzle of the direction +[3529.04 --> 3536.32] that we are moving overall and Intel missing a node and your applications getting faster +[3536.32 --> 3542.84] and your graphics in your games getting better anyway is sort of an indication of what is +[3542.84 --> 3543.30] to come. +[3543.92 --> 3551.74] Software tomfoolery, like with VR, the way that they will inject extra frames to accommodate +[3551.74 --> 3556.02] that graphics cards haven't gotten a lot faster or more, certainly not more affordable. +[3556.98 --> 3560.50] Software tomfoolery may just be the way it's going to have to be. +[3560.78 --> 3561.16] Go ahead. +[3561.18 --> 3564.94] I think it might be the way it's going to have to be for a little while and then we will +[3564.94 --> 3566.64] change how we're doing things. +[3567.28 --> 3570.50] Like, I mean, risk five could come along and really change the game. +[3570.64 --> 3570.86] Yeah. +[3570.94 --> 3574.74] Like, like there, there could be completely different architecture styles. +[3575.38 --> 3576.90] But that's going to take time. +[3577.02 --> 3577.36] Yes. +[3577.36 --> 3577.80] Okay. +[3577.80 --> 3583.74] I will agree with your stance probably for like a little while, but I think I could see +[3583.74 --> 3584.48] it doing that. +[3584.60 --> 3584.94] Five years? +[3584.94 --> 3585.24] For sure. +[3585.52 --> 3586.22] Yeah, I could see that. +[3587.04 --> 3592.06] But I think eventually we're going to change how we do things and then we'll see advancement +[3592.06 --> 3596.78] again in, in, in hard way or whatever it is at that time. +[3596.86 --> 3598.08] Because like the challenge here. +[3598.08 --> 3598.28] Organics even. +[3598.92 --> 3599.68] Is that if we could just. +[3599.68 --> 3600.74] Organic computing is a really cool. +[3600.74 --> 3605.28] If we could just keep pushing clock speed higher, it would be easier to compensate for +[3605.28 --> 3609.74] some of the, some of the trickery that has already made its way into the hardware products. +[3609.80 --> 3611.60] I mean, you look at what happened with Spectre and Meltdown. +[3611.92 --> 3612.14] Yeah. +[3612.46 --> 3618.28] Anything that requires a branch prediction, for example, which dramatically accelerates the +[3618.28 --> 3618.56] CPU. +[3618.70 --> 3623.46] I mean, if you don't have good branch prediction in your CPU, your performance basically sucks +[3623.46 --> 3624.32] these days. +[3624.32 --> 3629.80] And now all of a sudden there's these exploits that are making it so that it's becoming more +[3629.80 --> 3631.22] challenging to implement these features. +[3631.36 --> 3635.72] I mean, SMT, there was a, there was a group that came out and basically said hyper threading +[3635.72 --> 3636.84] is insecure. +[3637.20 --> 3639.10] We just like shouldn't use it anymore. +[3639.30 --> 3640.44] Meanwhile, poor AMD. +[3640.88 --> 3643.38] Oh man, we finally got it. +[3644.52 --> 3646.12] We just added this. +[3650.62 --> 3651.10] So. +[3651.10 --> 3655.48] It's like, it's like everyone tells you about this party and you show up and you show up +[3655.48 --> 3656.38] and everyone's leaving. +[3656.56 --> 3657.22] It's like, oh. +[3658.16 --> 3660.60] So thoughts on Intel missing the 10 nanometer node. +[3661.24 --> 3665.28] I don't think that Intel, I don't think people are going to stop needing computing devices. +[3665.28 --> 3669.86] And I think Intel is going to continue to be a player in that space, whether it's through +[3669.86 --> 3673.90] innovating their own things or acquiring others or just marketing the heck out of themselves +[3673.90 --> 3674.30] again. +[3674.30 --> 3682.92] But the industry as a whole has gotten less exciting to me. +[3683.04 --> 3683.26] Oh yeah. +[3683.26 --> 3684.14] I'm not going to hide it. +[3684.26 --> 3688.94] And I think that Intel is a symptom as opposed to the problem. +[3689.58 --> 3691.16] I hope that answer is helpful. +[3691.16 --> 3696.38] I can't read your username, but you said Fortnite is for children. +[3697.72 --> 3698.08] Warboy. +[3698.58 --> 3699.44] Please make a video. +[3699.56 --> 3703.66] We saw this PC case in half and put it back together with the power of flex tape. +[3704.46 --> 3704.86] No. +[3706.28 --> 3706.68] Hetriu. +[3706.82 --> 3707.18] Hi. +[3707.54 --> 3707.90] Dax. +[3708.40 --> 3708.80] Hi. +[3709.76 --> 3710.16] Johnny. +[3710.88 --> 3711.28] Hi. +[3711.68 --> 3711.98] Wow. +[3712.06 --> 3712.60] Genzy boy. +[3713.38 --> 3713.96] I need a new phone. +[3714.02 --> 3714.78] Is the Vivo Next worth it? +[3714.80 --> 3716.08] I wouldn't go Vivo Next personally. +[3716.18 --> 3717.44] I would go with something with a better camera. +[3717.88 --> 3719.78] Mikel says, ordered your coffee. +[3720.16 --> 3721.32] Should be here in a few days. +[3721.86 --> 3725.96] You're going to be trying it the same time I am because I actually haven't tried it yet. +[3726.12 --> 3726.42] Really? +[3726.52 --> 3729.30] Well, I don't really drink coffee, as you know. +[3729.42 --> 3729.68] Yeah. +[3729.98 --> 3734.64] And I wasn't actually in office when they were doing all the testing of the different blends +[3734.64 --> 3736.34] that they concocted for us and stuff. +[3736.68 --> 3740.32] But we had just about a dozen people here try it and like it. +[3740.64 --> 3740.78] Cool. +[3741.30 --> 3742.58] What is the blend? +[3743.34 --> 3743.84] Do we know? +[3744.40 --> 3744.76] Can you say? +[3744.78 --> 3745.64] Well, I haven't tried it. +[3745.70 --> 3746.12] Oh, okay. +[3746.18 --> 3746.50] That's fair. +[3746.50 --> 3749.02] So, I'll be trying it around the same time as everyone else. +[3749.58 --> 3751.66] And, by the way, don't pre-order. +[3751.94 --> 3756.58] But also, I guess, think of it more like supporting LTT and less like pre-ordering. +[3757.56 --> 3757.96] Jodals. +[3758.14 --> 3758.44] Hi. +[3758.64 --> 3758.88] Cheers. +[3759.02 --> 3759.72] Back to Norway. +[3760.54 --> 3762.00] QWERTY asks, LTX Afterparty? +[3762.44 --> 3762.84] Wow. +[3762.96 --> 3763.58] No idea. +[3764.50 --> 3765.84] Get back to you on that one. +[3765.94 --> 3766.22] Cameron. +[3766.30 --> 3766.86] LTX Afterparty. +[3766.88 --> 3768.80] Time to fly up from Florida for this. +[3768.90 --> 3769.80] That would be awesome. +[3770.56 --> 3771.34] It's going to be awesome. +[3771.34 --> 3775.82] I can't read your name because you're Russian, but what's the dream hack? +[3776.62 --> 3777.16] Dang it. +[3777.38 --> 3778.98] It's dream hack. +[3779.10 --> 3780.00] Just Google dream hack. +[3780.00 --> 3780.26] Yeah. +[3781.12 --> 3783.72] Butt says, what exactly is going on at LTX? +[3784.22 --> 3784.84] Lots of stuff. +[3784.96 --> 3785.80] Stay tuned to Wancho. +[3785.86 --> 3786.54] We're going to be talking about it. +[3786.54 --> 3787.00] It's going to be great. +[3787.00 --> 3795.14] Gizus says, best phone for gaming, GPS, hotspotting, Bluetooth, and charging. +[3795.14 --> 3798.80] Oh, and charging all at the same time in hot weather without overheating. +[3798.88 --> 3800.72] I still play Pokemon Go. +[3801.28 --> 3802.22] Oh, no. +[3803.48 --> 3804.28] Hey, Jake. +[3804.56 --> 3806.62] That fan module for the ROG phone. +[3806.74 --> 3808.00] That made a pretty big difference, right? +[3808.32 --> 3808.50] Yeah. +[3809.04 --> 3809.40] Like what? +[3809.70 --> 3810.18] Five degrees? +[3810.28 --> 3810.60] Ten degrees? +[3810.70 --> 3811.14] I don't know. +[3811.32 --> 3813.48] I don't know exactly degrees, but it felt a lot better. +[3813.58 --> 3813.96] I don't remember. +[3814.10 --> 3814.76] It actually helped. +[3814.76 --> 3820.38] And actually, OnePlus, we found when we were evaluating the Razer gaming phone, OnePlus +[3820.38 --> 3824.28] does a great job of the management of their CPU's power states. +[3825.02 --> 3827.34] So can't recommend those guys enough. +[3827.84 --> 3830.10] Clemens says, will there be free Madrina's coffee at LTX? +[3830.26 --> 3832.68] Probably not, but knowing those guys, maybe. +[3833.64 --> 3836.16] Tommy says, bring Channel Super Fun back. +[3837.56 --> 3839.62] I hear Channel Super Fun? +[3840.24 --> 3842.18] Yeah, you heard Channel Super Fun. +[3843.16 --> 3844.72] Hey, one Channel Super Fun. +[3844.76 --> 3846.38] That video is like half edited right now. +[3846.46 --> 3846.74] Really? +[3846.84 --> 3847.32] What is it? +[3847.64 --> 3848.88] It's the vlog from Bam. +[3850.18 --> 3850.84] Oh, really? +[3850.98 --> 3853.08] Someone's spending time editing that mess? +[3854.04 --> 3854.76] That's a shame. +[3855.02 --> 3856.76] Well, in their downtime. +[3857.98 --> 3859.20] Well, no, I don't even care. +[3859.30 --> 3860.54] I just mean that it must be painful. +[3861.82 --> 3862.64] I think so. +[3863.14 --> 3865.52] It was somebody who didn't go on the trip is editing it, too. +[3865.98 --> 3866.94] Oh, my goodness. +[3867.66 --> 3868.54] That's kind of funny. +[3868.90 --> 3876.18] Mr. Boisver says, dear LTT team, Australia just passed a very problematic bill to break +[3876.18 --> 3877.86] encryption on any online service. +[3877.96 --> 3879.90] I editorialized the very problematic bit. +[3880.04 --> 3881.12] This is extremely problematic. +[3881.50 --> 3881.76] What? +[3882.30 --> 3883.60] Have you not heard about this? +[3883.66 --> 3883.80] No. +[3883.80 --> 3885.24] I probably should have covered this on the show today. +[3885.30 --> 3885.92] It's kind of a big deal. +[3887.30 --> 3889.30] Basically, they are mandating backdoors. +[3892.46 --> 3892.86] Why? +[3893.60 --> 3895.94] I mean, I don't think they're going to do it. +[3896.46 --> 3901.06] But if I was Google and Facebook and Microsoft and Amazon. +[3901.26 --> 3903.14] Just don't be there anymore. +[3903.14 --> 3907.90] And I knew what was, and I thought I knew what was best for my entire industry moving forward, +[3908.06 --> 3910.34] I would completely pull out of Australia. +[3910.86 --> 3911.98] Like, now. +[3911.98 --> 3920.96] Let the Australian people be super mad that they can't reach anybody on any services that +[3920.96 --> 3926.28] they are accustomed to using and beat down the doors of their elected representatives +[3926.28 --> 3928.76] and get this fixed. +[3928.84 --> 3934.30] The fact that Australia is so messed up in regards to how they deal with internet is just +[3934.30 --> 3934.92] insane. +[3936.06 --> 3938.06] It's such a mess. +[3938.80 --> 3939.06] Yeah. +[3939.06 --> 3944.08] Neon Visual asks if I can bring the Backstreet Boys back to LTX after the show. +[3944.20 --> 3946.40] At like four in the morning, we should play it on the speakers. +[3946.54 --> 3947.28] It'd be so amazing. +[3947.52 --> 3947.88] Yes. +[3948.76 --> 3949.08] Anonymous. +[3949.86 --> 3951.08] Got a dream job. +[3952.22 --> 3953.74] Want to support my favorite YouTubers. +[3954.22 --> 3955.46] Sent $500. +[3956.20 --> 3956.56] Wow. +[3957.02 --> 3959.38] Is that the maximum you can send in a super chat? +[3959.44 --> 3959.96] I think so. +[3960.06 --> 3960.92] I have no idea. +[3960.96 --> 3961.68] There is a max. +[3962.04 --> 3962.58] That's crazy. +[3962.60 --> 3963.44] Holy crap. +[3963.58 --> 3964.08] Thank you. +[3964.08 --> 3964.70] Thanks, Anonymous. +[3966.68 --> 3967.98] We're glad to be your favorite. +[3967.98 --> 3969.70] We're glad someone else wasn't your favorite. +[3971.20 --> 3974.22] Nick says, thank you, Linus and the media group. +[3974.54 --> 3975.28] I like that. +[3975.36 --> 3976.32] It's kind of like a band. +[3977.16 --> 3978.50] Linus and the media group. +[3979.94 --> 3982.80] For giving me the confidence to build my first PC today. +[3983.24 --> 3983.98] Rock on, man. +[3984.10 --> 3985.74] So does that count as having your name in it? +[3988.72 --> 3989.64] Linus and the media group? +[3989.86 --> 3990.20] Wow. +[3990.56 --> 3990.68] Okay. +[3990.76 --> 3990.86] No. +[3991.36 --> 3991.76] No. +[3991.96 --> 3992.48] It doesn't. +[3993.88 --> 3994.40] All right. +[3994.40 --> 3995.70] I think that's pretty much it. +[3995.86 --> 3996.88] Thanks for watching, you guys. +[3996.96 --> 3998.02] And we'll see you again next week. +[3998.18 --> 3999.50] Same bat time, same bat channel. +[3999.92 --> 4000.22] Goodbye. +[4001.24 --> 4003.04] And we'll see you on Floatplane next week. +[4003.28 --> 4003.62] Yeah. +[4003.62 --> 4003.72] Yeah. diff --git a/Razer Gaming Phone 2 - WAN Show Sept 7, 2018_transcript.txt b/Razer Gaming Phone 2 - WAN Show Sept 7, 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..63a21aa8a6de4034e60b64de0906084f2c7158b2 --- /dev/null +++ b/Razer Gaming Phone 2 - WAN Show Sept 7, 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1862 @@ +[0.00 --> 7.58] I think we're good to go now. I'm seeing only green lights. OBS is telling me that it disconnected and reconnected and stuff, but I think we're good to go. +[7.66 --> 15.08] Welcome to the WAN show. It's just me this week. All of LMG, as you might recall, I'm not technically part of LMG anymore. +[15.18 --> 28.58] All of LMG is off on this workcation thing in Banff. If you want to look that up, a lot of us Canadians say Banff, which sounds like it has an M in it, but it's actually an N. +[28.58 --> 35.84] So it's B-A-N-F-F. It's an absolutely beautiful place. A bunch of them are uploading pictures to their Instagrams and their Twitters and whatnot, so check that out. +[35.90 --> 40.52] It's super cool, but again, it is just me this week, so this is the WAN show. +[40.88 --> 51.94] We've got some topics, I guess, technically. There's a new AMD Zen and Radeon Vega CPU for just $55. Sounds super cool, but we'll talk about that later. +[51.94 --> 71.42] Microsoft is going to continue support for Windows 7 if you pay them. There's a second Razer phone that has been confirmed, and there's some other cool news like leaked benchmarks showing off 9700K, some Steam news, some AT&T news, some EA news, a follow-up of the Jacksonville shooting. +[71.78 --> 78.48] Tons of random stuff. So yeah, stay tuned. Intro. Boom. It worked. What up? +[78.48 --> 83.42] Camera slightly out of focus. RIP! Don't think I can fix it! +[85.92 --> 89.42] I might just be leaning too much or something. I'll try to fix it on my own. +[97.42 --> 98.18] Sponsor slides? +[100.12 --> 100.88] Or not. +[100.88 --> 107.74] What now, audience? You didn't see that coming. You try to guess everything. You're like, oh, the WAN show's going to be late again. +[107.92 --> 113.12] And you're right. By like three minutes. But you didn't guess that, did you? No sponsor slides. What now? +[114.36 --> 114.98] Let's go. +[115.20 --> 117.50] Okay, first topic. Let's talk about AMD. +[118.04 --> 119.28] And let's talk about Vega. +[119.62 --> 120.42] And let's talk about Zen. +[120.48 --> 121.32] And let's talk about Radeon. +[121.54 --> 124.80] There's a new CPU, like I said earlier, for $55. +[124.80 --> 129.82] Now, I do want to say, I'm going to jump into the AMD's website here for a second. +[131.04 --> 133.02] I guess you guys are going to see Twitch chat on screen. +[133.76 --> 135.04] Because I want to be able to see you. +[135.24 --> 135.86] There you are! +[136.36 --> 136.96] Oh boy! +[138.86 --> 140.00] This isn't... +[140.00 --> 141.88] A lot of people have been like, oh my god, yay! +[142.04 --> 144.60] Someone finally cares about the low-end scene. +[144.66 --> 146.38] And that's not necessarily true. +[147.68 --> 152.48] Intel does have processors that are around the $50 range as well. +[152.48 --> 157.40] And that are two core, four thread processors, like this one is. +[157.96 --> 163.50] What I will say is that Vega on a CPU is pretty neato. +[163.82 --> 167.38] And they're claiming that you should be able to do eSports games. +[169.52 --> 172.06] That's becoming a little bit broader of a statement these days. +[172.10 --> 174.00] So I'm not 100% sure how confident in that I am. +[174.04 --> 177.48] But it says eSports game, high definition 720p. +[177.62 --> 179.18] Which is actually not bad. +[179.18 --> 183.52] Especially for someone who wants to just dip their toe into gaming. +[183.98 --> 188.18] If you can do that without buying a graphics card, you can... +[188.92 --> 192.50] Is it okay? Is everything fine? +[193.34 --> 194.62] It looks like everything's fine. +[194.82 --> 196.72] There's some people in the comments trying to troll me. +[196.88 --> 198.08] But I'm just going to keep moving anyways. +[200.28 --> 205.96] It's going to be nice to be able to play what I'm assuming is like Counter-Strike League of Legends kind of stuff. +[205.96 --> 211.00] I don't think we're going to be hitting near the ranges of stuff like Overwatch. +[211.26 --> 214.94] Which is very, very much in the eSports range these days. +[215.30 --> 220.46] And then there's other companies that try to claim their like good positive eSports titles like PUBG. +[220.64 --> 221.38] And that's just weird. +[221.52 --> 223.40] And I don't know what eSports... +[223.40 --> 226.04] The category of eSports games even necessarily means anymore. +[226.30 --> 231.10] Before it was like StarCraft II, League of Legends, Counter-Strike. +[231.10 --> 234.64] And some others that were around the similar difficulty to run. +[235.76 --> 238.14] And now it's changed a little bit. +[238.20 --> 240.30] Let me know what you guys think in the Twitch chat. +[240.36 --> 241.68] Which I'm going to be watching all stream. +[241.78 --> 243.90] Because I don't exactly have anyone else to host with me. +[244.28 --> 249.94] Let me know what you guys think is the hardest to run proper eSports title. +[249.94 --> 257.52] And if you think it could run on this new AMD Zenon Radeon Vega CPU for $55. +[258.36 --> 260.04] Because you could get a really, really cheap... +[260.04 --> 262.18] I don't know if you guys watched the last season of Scrapyard Wars. +[262.32 --> 265.38] That was an older AMD chip with graphics on it. +[265.40 --> 266.18] But an A10. +[267.20 --> 269.38] Couldn't really run Fortnite reasonably. +[270.30 --> 272.20] But that wasn't at 720p. +[272.92 --> 274.62] We were doing that I believe at 1080. +[275.18 --> 276.94] So, I don't know. +[276.94 --> 281.30] Microsoft continuing to support Windows 7 if you can pay. +[281.62 --> 286.56] Although Windows 7 extended support is scheduled to go through January of 2020. +[286.98 --> 291.88] This new paid for support I believe should go through 2023. +[292.72 --> 293.14] Yeah, yeah. +[293.18 --> 293.60] 2023. +[293.86 --> 294.92] We don't have a specific month. +[295.24 --> 298.34] You will have to pay an additional fee for the security patches. +[298.44 --> 300.20] And it will be just security patches. +[300.70 --> 303.14] There's no details yet on pricing. +[303.28 --> 305.34] This news comes from the register. +[305.34 --> 308.70] By the way, that first topic was posted by The Benjamins. +[308.90 --> 310.74] Thank you very much to The Benjamins on the forum. +[310.88 --> 314.78] This one I don't think was posted by anyone in particular. +[315.34 --> 316.88] Oh, there's actually a Kit Guru article. +[317.12 --> 318.32] Let me jump over there real quick. +[325.90 --> 327.16] Someone's saying Luke is feeling better. +[327.34 --> 327.66] Nope. +[327.84 --> 328.52] Still sick. +[328.62 --> 329.88] Just putting it on for an hour. +[330.00 --> 330.42] We're good. +[331.18 --> 331.92] Here we go. +[332.24 --> 332.50] Microsoft. +[332.50 --> 335.22] Yeah, like I said, Microsoft adds another three years of security. +[335.44 --> 335.98] Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba. +[336.18 --> 338.96] This is going to be great for actually quite a few people. +[339.06 --> 344.32] Because if I remember correctly, Windows 7 is about 40% of current operating system installs right now. +[344.44 --> 348.40] I don't know if that's all operating systems on PCs. +[348.92 --> 350.02] That's obviously not for phones. +[350.12 --> 352.96] But I don't know if that's all operating systems for PCs. +[352.96 --> 355.54] Or if that's all operating systems that are Windows. +[355.54 --> 358.44] But it's about 40% of Windows installs. +[358.60 --> 360.24] Which is a lot. +[360.92 --> 363.90] I'm personally a Windows 8.1-er. +[364.22 --> 368.66] I like Windows 8.1 even though my percentage of people is very, very, very small. +[369.12 --> 371.26] I actually like that operating system. +[371.40 --> 373.62] Because I can play all the games on it. +[374.02 --> 375.14] Not most of them. +[375.38 --> 377.78] Which I guess Linux now has. +[377.82 --> 378.54] Which is quite cool. +[378.54 --> 381.48] And I can do the vast majority of my work on it. +[381.58 --> 382.42] Which is cool. +[384.26 --> 388.58] But yeah, it's going to be interesting to see how much it costs. +[388.72 --> 391.36] Because I don't know if this is going to be a... +[391.36 --> 393.58] Someone's like, WTF Windows 8.1. +[393.84 --> 396.04] Yeah, it's actually not that bad. +[396.12 --> 397.12] People are saying it's terabat. +[397.24 --> 398.54] I doubt you've used it. +[399.08 --> 401.24] I doubt you've used it for an extended period of time. +[401.24 --> 403.40] It has quite good compatibility. +[405.24 --> 407.52] And it doesn't have the... +[407.52 --> 408.80] Yeah, like it has quite good compatibility. +[408.80 --> 410.44] Which is better than Windows 7. +[410.70 --> 412.56] But then it's not Windows 10. +[412.88 --> 414.62] Which is quite nice. +[415.08 --> 416.86] You can all bicker about it. +[416.90 --> 419.34] While you haven't used it for extended periods of time. +[419.78 --> 420.54] That's fine. +[420.68 --> 422.86] Anyways, Microsoft will continue support of Windows 7. +[422.98 --> 424.34] Don't know if this is a consumer thing. +[424.48 --> 425.58] Or a commercial thing. +[425.64 --> 428.90] It might be vastly out of the price range of most consumers. +[428.90 --> 432.58] And it might just be more for airports and enterprise stuff. +[432.72 --> 438.68] Because we often find that those industries like to not upgrade their operating systems pretty much ever. +[439.26 --> 441.44] And will often pay for extended support. +[441.56 --> 443.46] So that might be the situation that we're having here. +[445.20 --> 447.24] Because we've had that situation before. +[447.62 --> 450.62] And they might just be prepping people beforehand that it will be possible. +[450.94 --> 455.92] Because I think it was always an after the point kind of situation before. +[455.92 --> 462.66] I bet you there will still be some groups, very major companies, that will have to go into another extended term after 2023. +[463.06 --> 465.92] But we'll have to see when that happens. +[466.62 --> 466.98] Wow. +[467.18 --> 468.68] We are 10 minutes in. +[468.78 --> 470.58] And I'm slamming through topics. +[470.82 --> 473.62] That's one of the problems when you only have one host. +[473.72 --> 475.46] There's no like back and forth conversation. +[475.60 --> 476.84] So things just go real quick. +[477.42 --> 479.34] I didn't really see... +[479.34 --> 480.48] Chara's more focused than me. +[480.76 --> 481.48] Can I do this then? +[481.66 --> 482.42] Does that make it better? +[482.66 --> 484.26] Are you going to stop crying now? +[484.36 --> 485.36] That might fix it. +[485.36 --> 486.40] Dennis, Dennis, Dennis. +[486.50 --> 487.72] Dennis is off in Banff. +[487.78 --> 489.82] I talked about this when I first launched the show. +[490.84 --> 494.02] But I think I saw earlier today he was on a bike ride. +[494.50 --> 496.02] I don't necessarily know what he's doing right now though. +[498.10 --> 502.14] I just want to see in the comments if anyone mentioned any of those esports games I was talking about. +[502.52 --> 503.70] I didn't really see any. +[504.04 --> 506.52] Everyone just got so fixated on me using Windows 8.1. +[507.20 --> 508.82] It's not the first time I've mentioned on the WAN show. +[510.54 --> 511.82] Windows Vista is greater than all. +[512.00 --> 512.90] Don't forget the sponsors. +[513.04 --> 514.98] Today we do have two sponsors. +[515.36 --> 519.18] But they're not your normal kind of sponsors. +[519.50 --> 520.72] They're affiliate sponsors. +[521.30 --> 522.78] And I don't have banners for them. +[523.06 --> 524.92] So I had nothing to put up in the intro. +[525.32 --> 528.30] And I will have nothing to put up when I talk about them later. +[529.76 --> 530.42] But yeah. +[531.14 --> 531.46] No, no, no. +[531.54 --> 533.50] It's Humble Bundle and PIA, I believe. +[533.84 --> 535.56] But we'll talk about them later. +[536.68 --> 537.08] Okay. +[537.08 --> 538.22] Next topic is... +[538.22 --> 540.62] And this one confuses me a little bit. +[540.74 --> 542.44] But let's talk about it. +[542.56 --> 544.86] The second Razer phone has been confirmed. +[545.10 --> 545.64] There was a... +[546.42 --> 547.24] What is it called? +[547.52 --> 549.32] Is it even in these notes? +[550.38 --> 550.94] Yes. +[551.08 --> 555.32] There was a financial report, which is often where we find these types of leaks, +[555.32 --> 561.96] stating that Razer will be launching a Razer Phone 2 or whatever you end up calling it. +[561.96 --> 568.36] They have been slashing prices on their first-gen phone, probably trying to get some of that inventory out. +[568.82 --> 571.72] The phone should be relatively powerful. +[572.86 --> 575.36] Like the first-gen phone, it will have 8 gigs of RAM. +[575.74 --> 578.76] So the first Razer Phone had 8 gigs of RAM. +[578.76 --> 585.60] The SoC, or System on a Chip, is getting an upgrade to the flagship Snapdragon 845 from Qualcomm. +[586.16 --> 589.90] And it'll go from 4 cores to 8, which is actually pretty major. +[590.38 --> 597.84] The phone appeared on Geekbench with a single score of 2026 and a multi-core score of 8234. +[598.12 --> 604.56] Better than the first-gen model, but not as high as flagships such as the iPhone X and the Samsung S9. +[604.56 --> 612.36] There may be more, apparently, there may be more gamer-centric features, such as a fast display, +[612.56 --> 617.02] that may help to appeal to a more gamer-centric target audience. +[617.16 --> 621.00] This is where my question for you guys lands. +[622.46 --> 632.84] I know the gamer section as a whole, console and PC, are able to come together on the one idea that mobile gamers aren't gamers. +[634.56 --> 635.80] But I have a legitimate question. +[636.62 --> 638.00] And I need some help on this. +[639.52 --> 641.30] Let's avoid the saltiness for a moment. +[642.00 --> 643.44] I legitimately don't know. +[643.44 --> 647.32] Is there any mobile games that will actually benefit from a 120Hz screen? +[650.02 --> 651.34] I really don't know. +[653.62 --> 658.18] Because the only mobile games that I've ever really even seen are like, +[658.18 --> 662.98] either Pokemon Go, where you like swirl around and then just throw the thing, +[663.06 --> 665.22] and then everything else happens kind of automatically, +[665.40 --> 667.72] and you definitely don't need a 120Hz screen for that. +[668.06 --> 671.92] Or it's like clicker simulators, where it's like, +[671.98 --> 675.98] oh, you've waited 16 hours, press that button now, +[676.12 --> 678.54] and then press that button, and then wait 16 hours again, +[678.64 --> 680.32] or pay some money and have it accelerated. +[680.70 --> 682.42] I don't know of Fortnite. +[683.30 --> 684.74] Sort of forgot about that. +[684.74 --> 687.76] Okay, so it's basically for Fortnite and PUBG. +[690.02 --> 691.28] I guess that's pretty much it. +[691.88 --> 692.28] VR. +[693.78 --> 694.20] Okay. +[696.86 --> 699.20] VR on mobile really sucks, but whatever. +[699.64 --> 700.70] Okay, that's a good point. +[702.30 --> 707.66] And 120Hz screens becoming common for mobile will help push VR forward. +[708.22 --> 709.92] Someone's like, and Candy Crush! +[709.92 --> 713.50] Oh my goodness. +[713.80 --> 719.54] Okay, so it's probably mostly Fortnite, PUBG, and VR is a really small section. +[719.72 --> 721.06] But sure, VR. +[723.04 --> 724.06] People are saying prawn. +[724.20 --> 727.32] I don't know if anyone's into 120Hz on that. +[727.50 --> 728.00] It might be. +[728.42 --> 729.22] I don't know. +[729.22 --> 731.52] It does. +[731.62 --> 735.36] That is a very technologically pushing sector of the market. +[735.54 --> 736.62] That is absolutely true. +[736.76 --> 737.56] That is a thing. +[738.42 --> 740.06] Porn pushes the market like crazy. +[740.32 --> 745.70] But I don't think there's a huge market for 120Hz phones just for that. +[745.92 --> 747.02] I could be super wrong. +[747.24 --> 747.88] I don't know. +[748.36 --> 749.32] I'm just saying. +[750.26 --> 753.58] Speaking of what I was just talking about, +[754.02 --> 757.70] Steam is adding filters to hide certain games in search. +[757.70 --> 760.40] You guys might have known a while ago, we talked on the WAN show, +[760.80 --> 762.60] about Steam. +[763.00 --> 766.90] They blocked some game, and then that started this huge conversation +[766.90 --> 770.46] about what stuff should be or should not be allowed on Steam. +[770.86 --> 775.28] And I think that pushed Steam to eventually say that they would pretty much allow +[775.28 --> 777.12] everything that wasn't illegal. +[777.58 --> 779.98] I think that was their official ending statement. +[779.98 --> 783.48] But they would not be obligated to promote such things. +[783.48 --> 788.26] And I think they're going more in that direction by allowing people to have filters. +[788.38 --> 791.64] And I'm assuming there's going to be some form of default filters that you would have +[791.64 --> 792.32] to uncheck. +[792.92 --> 797.72] This would allow controversial titles to be on the platform, such as adult games, +[797.90 --> 801.58] but make it so they don't automatically get promoted to everybody. +[802.14 --> 805.86] Users also have flexibility to hide things they don't want in general. +[805.86 --> 812.46] So if you didn't want, like, racing games, you could use the same filter to filter out those games, +[812.52 --> 813.14] which would be cool. +[813.86 --> 815.60] I personally like racing games. +[815.64 --> 816.08] I'm just saying. +[816.28 --> 817.48] I'm just saying. +[818.00 --> 821.34] Users now will be able to list 10 tags, up from three. +[821.50 --> 825.70] Apparently, you're already able to do three, of things that they do not want to see. +[826.52 --> 831.22] Gamers now have the choice of omitting certain developers and publishers specifically. +[831.22 --> 836.50] So if you have, like, a boycott against a specific publisher, sorry, EA is not on Steam, +[836.82 --> 843.62] you would be able to block them out completely, as well as excluding mature content, adults-only +[843.62 --> 844.62] kind of games. +[844.84 --> 849.70] The former will exclude games where the publisher hasn't told Steam exactly what that mature content +[849.70 --> 853.52] is, because I guess there's categories for that too. +[853.98 --> 856.52] But I'm assuming that's more for a search reason. +[857.26 --> 857.82] I don't know. +[857.82 --> 862.32] The idea is to balance keeping Steam an open platform where a lot of different people can +[862.32 --> 866.32] use it and it doesn't feel weird and you can actually have your, like, Steam store up on +[866.32 --> 869.34] your desktop without, like, worrying if your mom's going to be able to see it. +[869.82 --> 877.46] But also be able to have all these games that people apparently want on Steam. +[878.98 --> 879.42] Yeah. +[880.26 --> 882.00] What do you guys think about this solution? +[882.12 --> 883.80] I think it's a relatively good solution. +[884.12 --> 885.82] I don't care about those kinds of games. +[885.82 --> 890.66] So I'll just leave the filter on, I guess, so that those types of games are blocked. +[891.00 --> 893.98] Literally just so that they don't clutter up the store. +[894.14 --> 897.66] Because I actually do use the Steam store to, like, search for new games every once in a +[897.66 --> 897.74] while. +[898.04 --> 902.50] I'll filter through, try to find something that seems interesting, and then look for +[902.50 --> 903.30] reviews online. +[903.46 --> 905.32] So if I can remove certain things. +[905.38 --> 907.12] I actually really like the publisher feature. +[907.42 --> 911.80] Because there's certain game publishers, even if I have nothing against them, I just already +[911.80 --> 913.86] know that I don't like their type of games. +[913.86 --> 917.98] So if I can just block them out, that seems great. +[918.36 --> 920.32] So far, Twitch chat seems to be agreeing with me. +[920.78 --> 923.50] Someone said, okay, solution about as good as you could get. +[923.58 --> 924.82] Yeah, I could see that. +[926.46 --> 927.34] Country roads. +[927.72 --> 928.58] I don't think. +[928.94 --> 933.66] Imagine you could block country roads and that it just only blocked Fallout 76 and all the +[933.66 --> 933.98] DLC. +[934.32 --> 937.40] That would be pretty great. +[937.78 --> 939.20] Moving on to the next topic. +[939.20 --> 943.44] British Airways suffers a huge data breach, apparently. +[943.44 --> 949.32] An unknown attacker carried out a sophisticated breach of British Airways security. +[949.52 --> 956.20] The hacker exposed 380,000 transactions and compromised customers' financial information, +[956.46 --> 958.32] though not their travel plans. +[958.52 --> 958.74] Okay. +[958.74 --> 963.16] I mean, that's still bad, but it's actually not as bad. +[963.60 --> 968.14] Their CEO has promised to compensate anyone who suffers financial loss due to the hack. +[968.52 --> 972.52] Customers affected have already been notified by British Airways. +[973.00 --> 976.02] And British Airways even took out a newspaper ad apologizing. +[976.24 --> 976.42] Okay. +[976.96 --> 981.86] Funnily enough, British Airways was in talks with IBM to outsource their security briefly +[981.86 --> 985.00] before the cyber attack, perhaps to cut costs. +[985.00 --> 986.00] Oof. +[986.96 --> 991.80] They seem to be responding to this in the best way they probably could, to be completely +[991.80 --> 992.24] honest. +[992.42 --> 996.92] Having the CEO just kind of automatically come out and say, hey, we're going to cover +[996.92 --> 999.28] any of the costs that happen from this. +[999.38 --> 1006.54] Having people's travel information not be leaked is huge because that would be a problem +[1006.54 --> 1008.28] for a huge number of reasons. +[1008.64 --> 1011.30] Taking a newspaper ad just to make sure everybody knows. +[1012.82 --> 1013.06] Yeah. +[1013.28 --> 1013.86] I don't know. +[1013.86 --> 1019.80] I mean, it's not a great thing that it happened, but this day and age, like practically everyone +[1019.80 --> 1020.38] gets hacked. +[1020.48 --> 1023.34] You guys should check out haveibeenpwned.com. +[1024.00 --> 1025.84] Let me see if I can go there right now. +[1028.22 --> 1031.68] Have I been pwned.com. +[1033.76 --> 1034.16] Yeah. +[1034.42 --> 1035.00] There we go. +[1036.34 --> 1036.94] Have I been pwned? +[1036.98 --> 1038.34] You can't see it because my camera. +[1039.76 --> 1040.16] There. +[1040.34 --> 1041.12] Have I been pwned? +[1041.12 --> 1041.60] Whoa. +[1043.24 --> 1044.20] Really cool website. +[1044.56 --> 1047.18] Covers a whole bunch of different data breaches. +[1047.18 --> 1050.52] I don't think technically all of them, but like a huge amount. +[1050.60 --> 1055.14] And it's interesting because you can see under down here, largest breaches. +[1055.14 --> 1058.06] You can see all the largest MySpace accounts from back in the day. +[1058.14 --> 1058.54] Heck yeah. +[1058.94 --> 1059.56] Pwned accounts. +[1059.56 --> 1065.00] 5,371,913,625. +[1065.34 --> 1066.86] This happens a lot. +[1067.38 --> 1069.04] A lot of different websites. +[1069.04 --> 1073.98] A lot of different companies get wrecked and end up leaking data. +[1074.18 --> 1075.04] It's a thing that happens. +[1075.24 --> 1077.06] You should be securing your own stuff. +[1077.06 --> 1080.76] I'm going to promote using some form of password manager. +[1080.98 --> 1087.96] And there is a range of different ways, a range of different services that you can use for password management. +[1087.96 --> 1099.62] And you can go with like super hardcore, kind of really annoying to use, but incredibly secure options all the way up to still way more secure than what you're probably doing right now. +[1099.62 --> 1105.86] Not necessarily because I'm sure this audience especially has quite a few people in it that are properly taking care of their passwords. +[1105.86 --> 1111.16] But still probably better than what you're doing right now, like just a standard password manager. +[1111.16 --> 1120.60] And then you can also look into other ways of securing that password manager with 2FA, with physical authentication, with a bunch of other types of things. +[1120.98 --> 1126.12] And that will make it so that it's easier to have a different password for every single website and service you use. +[1126.20 --> 1128.68] So that when you do, I'm going to say when, not if. +[1128.68 --> 1136.64] When you do get pwned by a website's user accounts or whatever getting leaked, you don't have all of your accounts get wrecked. +[1136.78 --> 1138.82] It's like just that singular one. +[1140.26 --> 1143.02] I would highly, highly recommend doing so. +[1144.90 --> 1149.44] Yeah, it will help you in these situations because it's more or less inevitable. +[1150.44 --> 1157.30] Like there's a wild amount of services that have their information stolen. +[1157.30 --> 1159.30] And it's going to happen eventually. +[1159.94 --> 1163.62] And I would, honestly, there's even an ease of use argument. +[1163.90 --> 1169.44] Once you get a password manager set up, it's not, you don't have to remember so many things anymore. +[1169.58 --> 1174.02] You have to remember like your master password for that password manager. +[1174.20 --> 1180.96] I would also recommend having your email not in that password manager and remembering that password as well. +[1181.06 --> 1183.48] So you have like two passwords that you need to remember. +[1184.08 --> 1185.38] And that's pretty much it. +[1185.90 --> 1186.82] That's not bad. +[1187.86 --> 1189.56] That's pretty simple. +[1190.68 --> 1194.06] Also, just for those master passwords, you can watch. +[1194.32 --> 1197.98] There's a great XKCD on making a strong password. +[1198.18 --> 1204.06] And we also have, I believe, a Linus Tech Tips episode and a TechWiki episode about making stronger passwords. +[1204.56 --> 1205.84] So check those out. +[1206.32 --> 1209.40] And secure your own stuff, man. +[1209.40 --> 1215.30] Because while these companies should keep their things secure, it's still going to happen eventually. +[1215.84 --> 1217.92] So don't trust anyone. +[1218.44 --> 1219.40] Secure your own stuff. +[1220.86 --> 1221.62] There you go. +[1221.62 --> 1225.00] There's also leaked benchmarks of the i7-9700K. +[1225.00 --> 1231.00] If we want to get back to tech topics, we have this from hexis.net. +[1231.42 --> 1234.36] I haven't actually seen the chart load up on my screen yet. +[1234.88 --> 1235.88] And there we go. +[1235.88 --> 1238.44] I can tell you, definitely faster. +[1239.64 --> 1240.88] There we go. +[1241.14 --> 1243.80] Oh, this is like not the easiest to read thing ever. +[1243.80 --> 1246.78] What is this? +[1247.22 --> 1248.56] This should be the previous one. +[1250.02 --> 1251.92] System manufacturer, system product name. +[1252.42 --> 1252.86] Great. +[1252.86 --> 1253.86] There. +[1255.54 --> 1256.92] That's an 8700K. +[1257.66 --> 1260.12] And then this should be a 9700K. +[1260.20 --> 1260.32] Yeah. +[1260.58 --> 1265.42] So we're looking at single core performance of the 8700K at 6,012. +[1265.64 --> 1269.66] Single core performance of the 9700K at 6,297. +[1269.94 --> 1274.72] Multi-core performance of the 8700K at 2,763. +[1274.88 --> 1279.26] And multi-core performance of the 9700K at 30,152. +[1279.80 --> 1281.60] So, I mean, it's a step up. +[1281.60 --> 1285.94] Intel is still kind of ruling the single core performance realm. +[1286.50 --> 1289.70] But DX12, Vulkan being a big deal. +[1292.36 --> 1293.58] I'm just going to switch back here. +[1293.72 --> 1295.56] DX12 and Vulkan being a really big deal. +[1296.00 --> 1300.14] And processors generally having a lot more threads these days. +[1300.20 --> 1301.12] And cores for sure. +[1301.22 --> 1310.14] But threads these days is going to slowly promote more multi-core utilization as we move forward. +[1310.14 --> 1315.48] And actually make multi-core utilization better and more beneficial as we move forward. +[1315.60 --> 1322.02] If you haven't watched my DX12, what the heck is DX12 and Vulkan video, I would highly recommend you do so in general. +[1322.10 --> 1324.56] Just because it's one of my favorite videos. +[1324.56 --> 1331.02] But it also covers how multi-core is used. +[1331.02 --> 1336.40] There's certain things, even with DX12 and Vulkan, that are going to have to stay on core one. +[1336.74 --> 1339.46] But DX12 and Vulkan help, or thread one or whatever. +[1339.80 --> 1344.90] But DX12 and Vulkan help spread out the load in general onto other cores. +[1345.02 --> 1346.58] And enable that to happen. +[1346.94 --> 1348.92] So, it's good. +[1349.16 --> 1349.50] It's good. +[1349.50 --> 1353.50] Right now, Intel is still kind of winning the game in the single-core performance. +[1353.78 --> 1359.50] But there's a lot of things going in AMD's favor right now. +[1359.70 --> 1362.18] So, don't feel too bad if you're an AMD fan. +[1363.52 --> 1364.94] Everything's kind of good for everybody right now. +[1365.02 --> 1367.22] The CPU space is quite strong at the moment. +[1367.50 --> 1369.06] It has been stronger in the past. +[1369.14 --> 1372.38] But it's great that we at least have a very strong competitor these days. +[1373.22 --> 1377.18] Also, AT&T offers first responders unlimited data. +[1377.30 --> 1378.20] But there's a catch. +[1378.20 --> 1386.24] I don't necessarily know why this is an article on the WAN show, to be completely honest. +[1386.44 --> 1394.78] My only reason why I'm saying that is they're just doing the same annoying crap that basically every other ISP is doing. +[1395.66 --> 1399.12] We've been hearing about this a fair amount lately. +[1399.38 --> 1403.90] When there's a disaster, everyone gets on to connected resources. +[1403.90 --> 1408.74] A lot of people are trying to – it's called FaceTime? +[1409.38 --> 1410.04] I call? +[1410.42 --> 1410.88] I don't know. +[1411.50 --> 1412.68] I don't know Apple stuff. +[1412.84 --> 1415.22] But video call other people on iPhones. +[1415.34 --> 1416.16] I believe it's called FaceTime. +[1416.78 --> 1417.54] I'm trolling. +[1417.64 --> 1418.10] I know what it is. +[1419.10 --> 1430.60] Or trying to Facebook call or do other various video calls on Android or wherever else because they're trying to talk to their friends and family because they don't know if they're going to get wrecked by whatever disaster. +[1430.60 --> 1435.40] So AT&T is saying, hey, first responders can have unlimited data, but there's a catch. +[1435.48 --> 1437.06] You're on the same backbone as everyone else. +[1437.20 --> 1438.82] We're not going to prioritize your stuff. +[1438.96 --> 1440.18] So you're still going to get throttled. +[1440.18 --> 1444.44] So it doesn't really help ultimately. +[1445.84 --> 1446.94] That's a huge problem. +[1447.26 --> 1450.22] They need a different – they need a different back end. +[1450.32 --> 1451.86] Apparently, they actually have one. +[1452.28 --> 1458.88] If local police, fire, or EMS, emergency medical services department doesn't – so – sorry. +[1459.00 --> 1460.88] No, I skipped my notes a little bit. +[1461.88 --> 1465.38] Oh, it just jumps right into that. +[1465.46 --> 1467.24] Anyways, there's something called FirstNet. +[1467.24 --> 1472.30] The U.S. government contracted, I believe it was AT&T, to make FirstNet. +[1474.32 --> 1476.30] And that is supposed to save them from this. +[1476.38 --> 1479.70] I don't know if it's like way more expensive or something if you want to subscribe to it. +[1480.28 --> 1485.14] But they are not theoretically subject to throttling on FirstNet. +[1485.14 --> 1496.90] And that's exactly what happened with Verizon this like a few months ago, I think, or two months ago or something, where there was that fire department that got super throttled. +[1497.46 --> 1502.20] They're saying, well, they weren't on FirstNet, which is supposedly the issue. +[1502.50 --> 1505.04] But I guess this is kind of nice. +[1505.04 --> 1509.78] The AT&T First Responders Unlimited Data Plan has 25% off. +[1511.18 --> 1512.94] So that's cool. +[1513.82 --> 1520.38] It doesn't save you if your data is being throttled and you're a first responder trying to get information back and forth during a disaster. +[1520.90 --> 1522.66] But it saves you a couple bucks every month. +[1523.10 --> 1527.14] So that's A-plus for effort, AT&T. +[1527.14 --> 1529.88] Anyways, EA is being sued. +[1531.34 --> 1531.74] Nope. +[1531.94 --> 1533.32] We're going to talk about sponsors. +[1533.80 --> 1534.68] Get rekt, everyone. +[1535.08 --> 1536.68] The first sponsor is Private Internet Access. +[1537.00 --> 1538.32] And I don't have a banner for this. +[1538.78 --> 1540.30] But I kind of want to – can I do this? +[1540.92 --> 1541.32] Yeah. +[1541.56 --> 1541.84] Okay. +[1542.08 --> 1547.42] I'm just going to remove the banner in its entirety so that everyone knows that this is not like a normal section of the show. +[1547.72 --> 1549.52] This is the sponsor section of the show. +[1553.06 --> 1554.62] Linus is going to join us real quick. +[1554.62 --> 1556.14] That's not in focus at all, is it? +[1557.14 --> 1557.54] Whatever. +[1557.78 --> 1559.00] Linus is going to join us for a second. +[1559.98 --> 1561.16] So Private Internet Access. +[1561.26 --> 1563.86] Private Internet Access, as you guys know, is a VPN. +[1564.02 --> 1565.28] We've talked about it a ton on the show. +[1565.38 --> 1566.86] I'm sure you guys have heard about it in general. +[1567.20 --> 1570.86] But we have a partnership with them in ways. +[1571.28 --> 1574.24] I guess the business guys are going to hate me because I don't know the correct term for this. +[1574.36 --> 1574.70] Affiliate? +[1575.08 --> 1576.12] We have an affiliate with them. +[1576.96 --> 1578.68] They have a great VPN. +[1579.40 --> 1585.54] It works for tons of different stuff like Windows, Mac OS, Android, iOS, Linux, Google Chrome specifically. +[1585.54 --> 1589.60] If you don't want to have it on your whole computer and you want the ease of use of it just activating in your browser. +[1590.06 --> 1592.62] With support for several other platforms coming soon. +[1592.70 --> 1594.42] So like practically freaking everything. +[1594.90 --> 1596.20] And even more stuff later on. +[1596.46 --> 1602.84] You can connect up to five devices at the same time under one plan with Private Internet Access. +[1602.84 --> 1604.78] And it has an Internet kill switch. +[1604.90 --> 1607.60] This part I think is quite important and is actually really cool. +[1607.88 --> 1610.14] The Internet kill switch will block all traffic. +[1610.88 --> 1612.96] Essentially temporarily cut off your Internet. +[1613.14 --> 1616.14] If the VPN becomes disconnected unexpectedly. +[1616.80 --> 1620.48] The reason for that is if you're currently using your Internet. +[1620.74 --> 1623.36] And you are expecting to be protected by a VPN. +[1623.36 --> 1627.56] And then the VPN turns off and you keep broadcasting. +[1627.74 --> 1628.90] You just compromised everything. +[1629.18 --> 1630.18] And it was completely useless. +[1630.50 --> 1631.94] So that is actually very important. +[1632.12 --> 1634.58] That is a very important feature that a lot of people overlook. +[1635.00 --> 1636.14] Check it out today. +[1636.32 --> 1637.34] The link is in the description. +[1637.56 --> 1638.22] If you're on Twitch. +[1640.40 --> 1641.30] Yeah, I don't know. +[1641.30 --> 1644.20] If you want to type this in. +[1644.50 --> 1647.04] It's privateinternetaccess.com +[1647.04 --> 1648.14] slash pages +[1648.14 --> 1649.56] slash linus +[1649.56 --> 1650.66] dash tech +[1650.66 --> 1651.80] dash tips +[1651.80 --> 1653.14] slash linus wan +[1653.14 --> 1657.08] which is the easiest URL I've ever heard. +[1657.46 --> 1659.18] I'm just going to dump that in chat real quick. +[1659.36 --> 1660.16] If I even can. +[1661.74 --> 1663.02] Boop, boop, boop, boop. +[1663.48 --> 1664.26] Nope, I can't. +[1664.32 --> 1664.84] Get wrecked. +[1664.98 --> 1665.88] So again, +[1666.38 --> 1667.40] privateinternetaccess.com +[1667.40 --> 1668.04] slash pages +[1668.04 --> 1668.90] slash linus +[1668.90 --> 1669.74] dash tech +[1669.74 --> 1670.40] dash tips +[1670.40 --> 1671.46] slash linus wan +[1671.46 --> 1672.50] There you go. +[1672.58 --> 1673.18] I'm sure that's +[1673.18 --> 1673.96] I'm sure you got that. +[1674.06 --> 1674.56] Next up, +[1674.90 --> 1675.66] Humble Bundle. +[1676.10 --> 1678.50] Have we advertised Humble Bundle before? +[1678.64 --> 1678.90] I don't +[1678.90 --> 1680.02] I think this is a first. +[1680.66 --> 1683.64] I haven't used Humble Bundle in a little while +[1683.64 --> 1685.18] but I think like probably +[1685.18 --> 1687.42] probably like half my Steam library +[1687.42 --> 1688.58] is from Humble Bundle. +[1688.74 --> 1690.26] I've gotten a ton of stuff from them. +[1690.46 --> 1692.54] And it's really cool because you can adjust sliders +[1692.54 --> 1693.62] and give money to charity +[1693.62 --> 1695.02] or give money to Humble Bundle +[1695.02 --> 1695.98] or give money to the developers +[1695.98 --> 1697.42] all this fun stuff. +[1697.84 --> 1699.14] Save money on games +[1699.14 --> 1700.20] and help support charity. +[1700.40 --> 1701.12] With Humble Bundle. +[1701.40 --> 1702.52] Check out their summer sale. +[1702.68 --> 1703.16] That's cool. +[1703.34 --> 1705.34] They've got great deals on games like Planet Coaster, +[1705.72 --> 1706.06] Prey, +[1706.38 --> 1707.14] Fallout 4, +[1707.44 --> 1708.24] and more. +[1708.42 --> 1710.32] They've also got Humble Monthly +[1710.32 --> 1713.54] where you sign up to get a curated bundle of games +[1713.54 --> 1715.70] sent to your inbox each month. +[1716.86 --> 1719.26] This month you can sign up for $12 +[1719.26 --> 1722.36] and 10% off most games in their store. +[1722.68 --> 1724.02] And you'll get Overwatch. +[1724.50 --> 1725.14] What the heck? +[1725.56 --> 1725.90] Okay. +[1725.90 --> 1728.50] I was expecting it was going to be a whole bunch of tiny little indie games +[1728.50 --> 1730.74] but you get Overwatch for $12 +[1730.74 --> 1732.14] if I'm reading this correctly. +[1732.48 --> 1734.22] You sign up for their Humble Monthly. +[1734.60 --> 1736.66] You get 10% off most games that are in their store +[1736.66 --> 1737.82] and you get Overwatch. +[1738.76 --> 1739.16] Cool. +[1740.00 --> 1742.64] Check it out at our affiliate link in the video description. +[1743.06 --> 1743.40] Again, +[1743.90 --> 1745.24] don't got one for you live +[1745.24 --> 1746.08] but on YouTube +[1746.08 --> 1747.22] it will be down there. +[1747.22 --> 1748.12] The +[1748.12 --> 1749.82] the +[1749.82 --> 1750.98] URLs +[1750.98 --> 1753.62] the Humble Bundle URL in general is +[1753.62 --> 1758.46] geni.us +[1758.46 --> 1759.60] forward slash +[1759.60 --> 1760.70] capital W +[1760.70 --> 1762.80] lowercase c +[1762.80 --> 1763.44] capital A +[1763.44 --> 1764.10] capital X +[1764.10 --> 1764.78] capital B +[1764.78 --> 1765.48] 6 +[1765.48 --> 1767.54] The Humble Monthly link +[1767.54 --> 1768.06] is +[1768.06 --> 1769.64] geni.us +[1769.64 --> 1770.42] forward slash +[1770.42 --> 1771.34] lowercase x +[1771.34 --> 1772.22] uppercase u +[1772.22 --> 1773.34] uppercase q +[1773.34 --> 1774.64] lowercase m +[1774.64 --> 1776.10] and uppercase l +[1776.10 --> 1778.06] and I can't copy and paste that into Twitch chat +[1778.06 --> 1779.96] and I don't have a lower banner for you. +[1780.12 --> 1780.80] So good luck. +[1781.04 --> 1781.80] I believe in you. +[1782.14 --> 1783.64] I absolutely believe in you. +[1784.00 --> 1785.02] You can make it. +[1785.20 --> 1785.68] Put it in the chat. +[1785.74 --> 1786.14] I can't. +[1786.18 --> 1787.08] I'm not logged into Twitch. +[1787.20 --> 1787.68] My bad. +[1787.82 --> 1788.48] Going back up. +[1788.58 --> 1789.46] I'm running away now. +[1791.24 --> 1791.64] Okay. +[1791.90 --> 1792.44] Leaked benchmark. +[1792.58 --> 1793.50] No, I already did that one. +[1793.64 --> 1794.02] 18th. +[1794.02 --> 1794.80] I already did that one. +[1794.90 --> 1795.84] EA being sued +[1795.84 --> 1797.00] by victim of +[1797.00 --> 1798.10] Jacksonville Madden +[1798.10 --> 1798.76] tournament +[1798.76 --> 1799.50] shooting. +[1800.48 --> 1802.32] I think we all probably saw this coming. +[1802.84 --> 1804.82] I wonder what you guys do think about it +[1804.82 --> 1806.50] and I want to hear from you in Twitch chat +[1806.50 --> 1807.60] and on the comments on YouTube +[1807.60 --> 1808.84] because I think this will be +[1808.84 --> 1811.06] a relatively controversial topic. +[1811.18 --> 1813.08] I'm going to more or less keep my opinions out of it +[1813.08 --> 1814.58] but I'm interested what the community thinks. +[1815.48 --> 1815.88] After, +[1816.14 --> 1818.52] I'm sure you guys have heard about the Jacksonville shooting +[1818.52 --> 1819.46] at the Madden tournament. +[1820.00 --> 1822.26] I didn't know Madden had in-person tournaments +[1822.26 --> 1822.72] but +[1822.72 --> 1823.92] sad. +[1824.06 --> 1824.80] Very sad regardless. +[1825.22 --> 1826.96] After a shooting that left two dead +[1826.96 --> 1829.68] at a Madden NFL tournament in Jacksonville, Florida +[1829.68 --> 1832.04] the other week, +[1832.28 --> 1833.20] some time ago, +[1833.20 --> 1836.06] one survivor is being sued by EA +[1836.06 --> 1838.62] the producer of the game. +[1839.22 --> 1840.66] His theory of the case +[1840.66 --> 1841.10] is that +[1841.10 --> 1841.94] I should put this back +[1841.94 --> 1842.40] group +[1842.40 --> 1843.58] there we go +[1843.58 --> 1844.96] is that EA +[1844.96 --> 1845.96] who sponsored the tournament +[1845.96 --> 1849.56] negligently did not pick a safe venue +[1849.56 --> 1851.54] or provide adequate security. +[1851.82 --> 1854.38] It's unclear how much the plaintiff is seeking +[1854.38 --> 1855.88] in monetary damages +[1855.88 --> 1858.30] and EA has already promised to donate +[1858.30 --> 1860.62] $1 million to the victims. +[1860.62 --> 1864.36] The lawsuit notes that the area around the venue +[1864.36 --> 1866.02] has suffered from other shootings +[1866.02 --> 1868.46] as well as stabbings in recent years +[1868.46 --> 1871.30] but seeing as the shooter was a Madden player +[1871.30 --> 1872.70] from out of town +[1872.70 --> 1874.80] not from Jacksonville, Florida +[1874.80 --> 1877.14] it will be interesting to see +[1877.14 --> 1880.08] if that argument holds any water in court. +[1880.08 --> 1881.98] The shopping mall and the restaurant +[1881.98 --> 1883.86] where the shooting took place +[1883.86 --> 1885.36] are also being named +[1885.36 --> 1887.68] as defendants. +[1888.18 --> 1891.00] It's a relatively broad case. +[1893.22 --> 1895.08] It's going to be really interesting. +[1895.20 --> 1897.52] Again, I don't really super want to go into it +[1897.52 --> 1898.96] but it's going to be very interesting +[1898.96 --> 1900.82] to see what the community thinks about this. +[1900.82 --> 1905.30] I know there are a lot of different opinions +[1905.30 --> 1906.06] on security +[1906.06 --> 1909.08] especially these days +[1909.08 --> 1910.50] and because it was a shooting +[1910.50 --> 1912.72] it involved a firearm +[1912.72 --> 1914.32] which means there's like +[1914.32 --> 1919.72] even more aggressive opinions on that. +[1920.22 --> 1922.34] So it's going to be interesting +[1922.34 --> 1924.00] to see what you guys have to say. +[1924.14 --> 1925.36] So yeah, comment in Twitch +[1925.36 --> 1926.98] comment on YouTube +[1926.98 --> 1929.82] try not to rip each other apart too much. +[1929.82 --> 1932.80] just have a civil discussion +[1932.80 --> 1935.04] about crazy things that suck. +[1935.46 --> 1936.02] How about that? +[1936.24 --> 1936.50] Whoop! +[1936.64 --> 1937.50] Didn't mean to play that intro. +[1937.64 --> 1938.20] Sorry about that. +[1938.56 --> 1940.30] Let me go back to the doc +[1940.30 --> 1943.48] and scroll through here for a second. +[1945.14 --> 1945.50] Forza. +[1946.38 --> 1946.86] Forza. +[1947.24 --> 1948.96] That actually sounds kind of cool +[1948.96 --> 1951.64] but I just combined Forza or Forza. +[1952.24 --> 1954.14] Is it Forza or Forza? +[1954.66 --> 1955.26] I hear both. +[1955.34 --> 1956.06] I'm going to go with Forza. +[1956.42 --> 1958.90] Forza Horizon 4 specs have been announced. +[1958.90 --> 1960.50] It is a racing game. +[1960.58 --> 1961.84] I know this is the second time +[1961.84 --> 1963.24] I've mentioned racing games in this stream. +[1963.64 --> 1965.28] Racing games are not generally +[1965.28 --> 1967.42] as hard on your system +[1967.42 --> 1968.62] as other games +[1968.62 --> 1969.22] which is cool +[1969.22 --> 1970.16] because you kind of want +[1970.16 --> 1971.18] really high refresh rates +[1971.18 --> 1973.64] and you want really, really, really +[1973.64 --> 1974.44] cranked graphics +[1974.44 --> 1976.36] because it can look absolutely beautiful. +[1976.50 --> 1977.72] Some of the best looking games +[1977.72 --> 1979.36] and really not crazy hard to run +[1979.36 --> 1979.96] which is great. +[1980.48 --> 1982.12] It has been anticipated for a while. +[1982.18 --> 1983.22] A lot of people have been knowing +[1983.22 --> 1984.78] that it's on the way +[1984.78 --> 1986.22] but the recommended specs are out. +[1986.22 --> 1987.44] Although for 1080p60 +[1987.44 --> 1989.98] Microsoft recommends a GTX +[1989.98 --> 1991.72] if you're on the GTX side of the game +[1991.72 --> 1993.86] you're looking at like a 970 or 1060 about +[1993.86 --> 1995.12] or if you're on the other side +[1995.12 --> 1996.64] you're looking at like a 290X +[1996.64 --> 1998.16] or a 470 +[1998.16 --> 2000.48] which really isn't too bad. +[2001.16 --> 2002.04] 970s are like +[2002.04 --> 2005.34] four years old now. +[2006.14 --> 2007.24] Somewhere around there. +[2007.50 --> 2008.42] It's been a little while. +[2008.42 --> 2012.76] And 1060s are now not quite +[2012.76 --> 2014.80] but soon to being replaced. +[2015.18 --> 2017.30] We're assuming 2000 series graphics cards +[2017.30 --> 2018.50] are going to have a 60 eventually. +[2019.06 --> 2020.68] So it's kind of on the way. +[2020.80 --> 2022.62] So the prices shouldn't be too bad +[2022.62 --> 2023.34] for those cards. +[2023.64 --> 2024.98] And that's 1080p60. +[2025.52 --> 2026.38] It's 60 FPS +[2026.38 --> 2028.18] which again, important for a racing game +[2028.18 --> 2028.68] in my opinion. +[2029.20 --> 2031.42] However, if you do have something as low +[2031.42 --> 2032.70] as a GT740 +[2032.70 --> 2035.44] which you like probably shouldn't have +[2035.44 --> 2038.40] because you should have bought just a retro card +[2038.40 --> 2039.30] but that's on the line. +[2039.38 --> 2040.72] You might get a good deal on one of those. +[2040.92 --> 2041.64] If it's a 720 +[2041.64 --> 2042.66] you should definitely not buy it. +[2042.68 --> 2043.04] But anyways, +[2043.34 --> 2045.30] if you have something as low as a GT740 +[2045.30 --> 2047.60] you will be able to play the game at 720p. +[2047.74 --> 2049.02] You'll be able to play the game. +[2049.12 --> 2051.18] It won't be the best experience ever +[2051.18 --> 2052.54] but you will be able to play the game. +[2052.92 --> 2054.02] The requirements +[2054.02 --> 2057.26] which is spelt as respirements in the doc +[2057.26 --> 2059.88] the requirements are more or less the same as Horizon 3 +[2059.88 --> 2061.46] so this shouldn't be way too surprising. +[2061.88 --> 2063.24] Despite the fact that there were +[2063.24 --> 2064.86] some noticeable graphical improvements +[2064.86 --> 2066.54] when the game was shown as E3 +[2066.54 --> 2067.30] although +[2067.30 --> 2071.14] as we all probably know here +[2071.14 --> 2073.48] that means more or less nothing. +[2073.96 --> 2076.08] I don't necessarily know +[2076.08 --> 2077.48] if Microsoft has been caught +[2077.48 --> 2079.96] showing like way better footage at E3 +[2079.96 --> 2081.24] than their game comes out as +[2081.24 --> 2083.66] but we've had that happen like a lot +[2083.66 --> 2084.56] so +[2084.56 --> 2086.22] yeah +[2086.22 --> 2089.12] don't know how much I would read into that +[2089.12 --> 2091.48] but it is a next generation of the game +[2091.48 --> 2092.70] so I'm assuming it will look +[2092.70 --> 2094.20] it will look a bit better. +[2094.86 --> 2096.08] And it will be interesting to see +[2096.08 --> 2096.76] if they have +[2096.76 --> 2098.40] some of that new tech +[2098.40 --> 2099.22] coming out. +[2099.42 --> 2100.16] Like I wonder if +[2100.16 --> 2102.22] if you do have +[2102.22 --> 2104.72] one of the new 2000 series cards +[2104.72 --> 2106.08] a racing game +[2106.08 --> 2107.22] with ray tracing +[2107.22 --> 2108.62] would look great. +[2108.80 --> 2109.70] I'm just saying. +[2110.14 --> 2110.62] That would be +[2110.62 --> 2111.76] that would be quite fantastic. +[2111.76 --> 2116.94] and this becomes +[2116.94 --> 2118.34] immediately awkward +[2118.34 --> 2121.52] because there's about 23 minutes left in the show +[2121.52 --> 2122.52] and +[2122.52 --> 2126.32] and I don't have any more topics. +[2126.70 --> 2127.88] I have an idea though +[2127.88 --> 2130.58] if you guys want to hang with me for a second. +[2130.58 --> 2136.08] the Linus Tech Tips forum +[2136.08 --> 2138.20] in the tech news section +[2138.20 --> 2140.62] which is very very close to a million posts +[2140.62 --> 2142.50] can probably save me +[2142.50 --> 2143.66] once again. +[2143.92 --> 2144.36] Right. +[2144.48 --> 2145.44] I don't know why this was +[2145.44 --> 2147.68] oh no I do know why this wasn't in the dock +[2147.68 --> 2148.88] but this is actually totally okay. +[2149.54 --> 2151.36] AMD 7 nanometer GPUs +[2151.36 --> 2153.08] have been confirmed for 2018. +[2153.64 --> 2154.48] I am going to put +[2154.48 --> 2155.14] a little +[2155.14 --> 2156.64] slight warning +[2156.64 --> 2157.30] here +[2157.30 --> 2159.32] is that the confirmation of these cards +[2159.32 --> 2160.72] may not be +[2160.72 --> 2161.66] for +[2161.66 --> 2162.62] gamers +[2162.62 --> 2163.78] necessarily. +[2164.06 --> 2165.20] I kind of suspect +[2165.20 --> 2166.44] at the very least +[2166.44 --> 2168.06] the first wave of these things +[2168.06 --> 2169.42] is going to be +[2169.42 --> 2170.60] for the not +[2170.60 --> 2171.62] gaming community. +[2171.96 --> 2172.78] So don't get +[2172.78 --> 2173.62] too hyped +[2173.62 --> 2174.28] but +[2174.28 --> 2175.58] any GPUs +[2175.58 --> 2177.12] on the 7 nanometer process +[2177.12 --> 2178.02] will mean that +[2178.02 --> 2178.58] will eventually +[2178.58 --> 2179.46] come to gamers +[2179.46 --> 2180.68] so this is exciting +[2180.68 --> 2181.66] kind of regardless +[2181.66 --> 2182.90] in the end. +[2183.12 --> 2183.56] So don't worry +[2183.56 --> 2184.14] don't worry about it +[2184.14 --> 2185.12] don't worry about it too much. +[2185.38 --> 2186.36] People want float plane news? +[2186.68 --> 2187.92] How about this? +[2188.04 --> 2188.80] I'll do that next. +[2188.96 --> 2189.58] And there is actually +[2189.58 --> 2190.68] some interesting float plane news. +[2190.94 --> 2191.38] Finally. +[2191.88 --> 2192.78] It's been a little while. +[2194.78 --> 2195.24] This +[2195.24 --> 2196.66] might not be +[2196.66 --> 2197.68] the best news +[2197.68 --> 2198.20] for NVIDIA +[2198.20 --> 2199.40] as you might guess. +[2200.52 --> 2201.30] Amongst the +[2201.30 --> 2202.52] 2000 series hype +[2202.52 --> 2203.66] once it died down +[2203.66 --> 2204.50] a little bit +[2204.50 --> 2205.38] not even that much +[2205.38 --> 2206.46] just a little bit +[2206.46 --> 2207.70] AMD dropped +[2207.70 --> 2208.82] this little news nugget +[2208.82 --> 2209.90] hoping to +[2209.90 --> 2210.90] as far as I can tell +[2210.90 --> 2211.80] grab a little bit +[2211.80 --> 2212.42] of that hype +[2212.42 --> 2213.66] and pull the conversation +[2213.66 --> 2214.40] back to them +[2214.40 --> 2215.42] which is a good idea. +[2215.42 --> 2216.78] NVIDIA seems to be +[2216.78 --> 2217.66] going in a direction +[2217.66 --> 2218.32] of +[2218.32 --> 2220.94] almost removing +[2220.94 --> 2222.18] some of the tangibility +[2222.18 --> 2223.36] of differences +[2223.36 --> 2224.32] between cards +[2224.32 --> 2225.64] by adding the +[2225.64 --> 2226.48] AI cores +[2226.48 --> 2227.38] and moving to things +[2227.38 --> 2227.76] like +[2227.76 --> 2230.34] ray tracing technologies +[2230.34 --> 2231.12] and other things +[2231.12 --> 2231.58] that RTX +[2231.58 --> 2232.06] is going to be able +[2232.06 --> 2232.74] to do in general +[2232.74 --> 2233.60] like moving +[2233.60 --> 2234.40] anti-aliasing +[2234.40 --> 2235.68] in some games +[2235.68 --> 2236.26] if they're done +[2236.26 --> 2236.88] the right way +[2236.88 --> 2238.22] to the AI cores +[2238.22 --> 2238.90] to free up the +[2238.90 --> 2239.34] CUDA cores +[2239.34 --> 2239.84] for other things +[2239.84 --> 2240.64] blah blah blah blah blah blah blah +[2240.64 --> 2241.98] all this kind of stuff +[2241.98 --> 2243.94] and AMD's going like +[2243.94 --> 2245.44] even smaller process +[2245.44 --> 2246.16] brah +[2246.16 --> 2247.36] so it's going to be +[2247.36 --> 2248.04] an interesting fight +[2248.04 --> 2249.08] in the next couple years +[2249.08 --> 2250.74] and with Intel +[2250.74 --> 2251.52] talking about +[2251.52 --> 2253.00] tossing their hat +[2253.00 --> 2253.76] in the ring as well +[2253.76 --> 2255.04] graphics is going to be +[2255.04 --> 2256.10] it's going to be fun +[2256.10 --> 2256.68] for a little while +[2256.68 --> 2258.46] so that's exciting +[2258.46 --> 2259.06] because +[2259.06 --> 2261.96] honestly for quite a few years +[2261.96 --> 2262.50] there graphics +[2262.50 --> 2263.14] and CPU +[2263.14 --> 2263.96] were just like +[2263.96 --> 2264.96] kind of dead and boring +[2264.96 --> 2266.44] and it was basically +[2266.44 --> 2267.68] more or less +[2267.68 --> 2268.74] one team on each side +[2268.74 --> 2269.74] and now we're +[2269.74 --> 2270.80] splitting back +[2270.80 --> 2271.30] and it's +[2271.30 --> 2272.72] it's been good +[2272.72 --> 2273.86] so speaking of which +[2273.86 --> 2274.84] Flowplane news +[2274.84 --> 2275.56] I don't have a banner +[2275.56 --> 2275.90] for this +[2275.90 --> 2276.40] what if I just like +[2276.40 --> 2277.42] sit on the blue side more +[2277.42 --> 2279.16] I guess that doesn't +[2279.16 --> 2279.76] really make any sense +[2279.76 --> 2280.86] because that's the wrong blue +[2280.86 --> 2281.84] that's closer to like +[2281.84 --> 2282.06] an +[2282.06 --> 2283.74] is that closer to +[2283.74 --> 2284.46] an Intel blue +[2284.46 --> 2285.60] maybe +[2285.60 --> 2286.66] that's probably the reason +[2286.66 --> 2287.44] why they did this +[2287.44 --> 2288.48] blue and red +[2288.48 --> 2289.54] we need a green +[2289.54 --> 2290.48] um +[2290.48 --> 2292.06] Flowplane blue +[2292.06 --> 2292.48] is lighter +[2292.48 --> 2293.20] but anyways +[2293.20 --> 2294.56] Flowplane is getting +[2294.56 --> 2295.74] a bunch of new stuff +[2295.74 --> 2296.78] pretty soon +[2296.78 --> 2298.22] I know +[2298.22 --> 2298.70] I know +[2298.70 --> 2299.40] most of you probably +[2299.40 --> 2299.96] don't even care +[2299.96 --> 2301.64] but it's interesting to me +[2301.64 --> 2302.28] uh +[2302.28 --> 2303.46] we have a new payment system +[2303.46 --> 2303.80] coming +[2303.80 --> 2304.82] the reason why we haven't +[2304.82 --> 2305.98] been talking a ton +[2305.98 --> 2306.96] about Flowplane lately +[2306.96 --> 2308.30] is because we've wanted +[2308.30 --> 2309.08] to get this new payment +[2309.08 --> 2309.62] system out +[2309.62 --> 2310.50] because the current +[2310.50 --> 2311.32] payment system is kind +[2311.32 --> 2312.28] of a drag to use +[2312.28 --> 2313.88] and we're refactoring +[2313.88 --> 2314.82] the entire thing +[2314.82 --> 2315.86] um +[2315.86 --> 2316.70] and that +[2316.70 --> 2317.98] should be out +[2317.98 --> 2319.30] next week +[2319.30 --> 2321.10] I've been saying that +[2321.10 --> 2322.46] for a month and a half +[2322.46 --> 2323.06] but +[2323.06 --> 2324.42] I believe it this time +[2324.42 --> 2325.24] wholeheartedly +[2325.24 --> 2326.08] I think it's going to +[2326.08 --> 2326.78] be out next week +[2326.78 --> 2327.58] so that's actually +[2327.58 --> 2328.22] quite exciting +[2328.22 --> 2329.04] because that should be +[2329.04 --> 2329.86] good for everybody +[2329.86 --> 2330.38] people who are +[2330.38 --> 2331.00] currently subscribed +[2331.00 --> 2331.50] people are going to +[2331.50 --> 2332.24] subscribe in the future +[2332.24 --> 2332.84] that should be good +[2332.84 --> 2333.46] for everyone +[2333.46 --> 2334.28] um +[2334.28 --> 2335.24] and with that payment +[2335.24 --> 2335.94] system coming out +[2335.94 --> 2337.06] that will free +[2337.06 --> 2338.00] AJ up +[2338.00 --> 2339.62] to push a bunch of +[2339.62 --> 2340.44] things into prod +[2340.44 --> 2341.34] that have been ready +[2341.34 --> 2342.10] for a while now +[2342.10 --> 2343.08] but have not been +[2343.08 --> 2343.84] the priority +[2343.84 --> 2345.70] over getting payments +[2345.70 --> 2346.04] working +[2346.04 --> 2346.64] like +[2346.64 --> 2347.36] Discord +[2347.36 --> 2348.58] so you will be able +[2348.58 --> 2349.16] to have your +[2349.16 --> 2349.84] Flowplane account +[2349.84 --> 2351.50] and get authenticated +[2351.50 --> 2352.54] on the Linus Tech Tips +[2352.54 --> 2352.94] Discord +[2352.94 --> 2353.86] with your +[2353.86 --> 2354.18] Flowplane +[2354.18 --> 2354.92] again this is not +[2354.92 --> 2355.60] a feature +[2355.60 --> 2356.44] this is not a feature +[2356.44 --> 2356.78] yet +[2356.78 --> 2357.66] but it's coming +[2357.66 --> 2358.70] it's +[2358.70 --> 2359.58] the code is like +[2359.58 --> 2359.96] done +[2359.96 --> 2360.74] it's just not in +[2360.74 --> 2361.02] prod +[2361.02 --> 2361.42] okay +[2361.42 --> 2361.66] just +[2361.66 --> 2364.10] don't try to do +[2364.10 --> 2364.54] this now +[2364.54 --> 2365.70] you'll be able to +[2365.70 --> 2365.98] link your +[2365.98 --> 2366.58] Flowplane.com +[2366.58 --> 2366.90] account +[2366.90 --> 2367.74] to Discord +[2367.74 --> 2368.54] get Discord +[2368.54 --> 2369.34] access rights +[2369.34 --> 2370.50] in the LTT Discord +[2370.50 --> 2372.16] and anyone else's +[2372.16 --> 2372.92] Discord that decides +[2372.92 --> 2373.50] to do this +[2373.50 --> 2374.22] meaning right now +[2374.22 --> 2374.94] tech deals +[2374.94 --> 2375.66] and Bitwit +[2375.66 --> 2376.44] um +[2376.44 --> 2377.08] and anyone else +[2377.08 --> 2377.50] that joins the +[2377.50 --> 2377.80] platform +[2377.80 --> 2378.50] will be able to +[2378.50 --> 2379.86] have their own +[2379.86 --> 2381.48] Discord floatplane bot +[2381.48 --> 2382.26] which can give +[2382.26 --> 2383.16] access to people +[2383.16 --> 2384.66] and be used +[2384.66 --> 2385.26] as a notification +[2385.26 --> 2385.68] system +[2385.68 --> 2386.82] speaking of notifications +[2386.82 --> 2387.86] native through the +[2387.86 --> 2388.64] website notifications +[2388.64 --> 2389.90] are finally coming +[2389.90 --> 2391.16] so you will actually +[2391.16 --> 2391.66] be able to get +[2391.66 --> 2392.16] notified +[2392.16 --> 2393.18] through mobile +[2393.18 --> 2394.20] um +[2394.20 --> 2395.32] and if you want +[2395.32 --> 2396.20] if you sign up for it +[2396.20 --> 2397.40] uh email alerts +[2397.40 --> 2398.32] for new videos +[2398.32 --> 2398.94] to people that +[2398.94 --> 2400.22] you are subscribed to +[2400.22 --> 2401.72] which is also great +[2401.72 --> 2402.74] also +[2402.74 --> 2404.00] the chat +[2404.00 --> 2404.82] for streaming +[2404.82 --> 2406.58] will be fixed +[2406.58 --> 2407.16] so I don't know +[2407.16 --> 2407.62] if you heard us +[2407.62 --> 2408.08] talking about it +[2408.08 --> 2408.42] but we're going +[2408.42 --> 2408.84] to be streaming +[2408.84 --> 2409.54] the WAN show +[2409.54 --> 2410.66] through floatplane +[2410.66 --> 2411.84] that's all done +[2411.84 --> 2412.30] as well +[2412.30 --> 2413.00] again it's not +[2413.00 --> 2413.44] it's not in +[2413.44 --> 2414.30] it's not in prod +[2414.30 --> 2415.76] don't +[2415.76 --> 2416.90] it's not yet +[2416.90 --> 2419.16] but the code is done +[2419.16 --> 2419.80] it just hasn't been +[2419.80 --> 2420.34] pushed into prod +[2420.34 --> 2421.32] uh so we'll be able +[2421.32 --> 2422.34] to stream the WAN show +[2422.34 --> 2423.66] uh and any other +[2423.66 --> 2424.88] creators on floatplane +[2424.88 --> 2425.60] will be able to stream +[2425.60 --> 2426.26] through floatplane +[2426.26 --> 2427.04] as well +[2427.04 --> 2429.80] fun stuff +[2429.80 --> 2430.46] there's also a bunch +[2430.46 --> 2430.90] of front end +[2430.90 --> 2431.56] improvements coming +[2431.56 --> 2432.56] and some other +[2432.56 --> 2433.26] great stuff +[2433.26 --> 2433.92] that doesn't +[2433.92 --> 2434.72] necessarily affect +[2434.72 --> 2435.48] you guys all that +[2435.48 --> 2435.76] much +[2435.76 --> 2436.68] um but yeah +[2436.68 --> 2437.08] there's gonna be +[2437.08 --> 2437.86] really really cool +[2437.86 --> 2438.74] things for floatplane +[2438.74 --> 2439.60] in a little while +[2439.60 --> 2441.20] um someone in chat +[2441.20 --> 2442.26] says rando question +[2442.26 --> 2443.00] but will you guys +[2443.00 --> 2444.10] ever do a online +[2444.10 --> 2444.76] scrapyard wars +[2444.76 --> 2445.88] like ebay or amazon +[2445.88 --> 2447.24] maybe with a rushed +[2447.24 --> 2448.66] custom design segment +[2448.66 --> 2449.92] I seriously doubt it +[2449.92 --> 2452.30] um the most boring +[2452.30 --> 2453.56] part of any +[2453.56 --> 2454.28] scrapyard wars +[2454.28 --> 2455.46] is when linus and I +[2455.46 --> 2456.06] sit down +[2456.06 --> 2457.06] and go okay +[2457.06 --> 2458.38] the competition started +[2458.38 --> 2459.38] I'm super excited +[2459.38 --> 2460.22] I'm apt up +[2460.22 --> 2461.14] time for me to +[2461.14 --> 2461.94] sit here on my +[2461.94 --> 2462.34] laptop +[2462.34 --> 2464.98] and type away +[2464.98 --> 2466.66] just tappity tappity +[2466.66 --> 2466.92] tap +[2466.92 --> 2467.84] and send a bunch +[2467.84 --> 2468.14] of emails +[2468.14 --> 2468.74] that is like +[2468.74 --> 2469.76] definitely the most +[2469.76 --> 2470.32] boring part +[2470.32 --> 2471.66] of any scrapyard +[2471.66 --> 2472.14] wars ever +[2472.14 --> 2473.66] so we'll probably +[2473.66 --> 2474.52] stay away from that +[2474.52 --> 2475.44] um +[2475.44 --> 2476.24] but +[2476.24 --> 2477.06] you know +[2477.06 --> 2478.52] it's coming +[2478.52 --> 2482.48] so what I'm hearing +[2482.48 --> 2483.82] is all these changes +[2483.82 --> 2484.48] have been fully +[2484.48 --> 2484.88] implemented +[2484.88 --> 2485.46] and we need to +[2485.46 --> 2486.38] no +[2486.38 --> 2488.76] stop +[2488.76 --> 2490.06] none of them +[2490.06 --> 2490.62] are implemented +[2490.62 --> 2491.20] just chill +[2491.20 --> 2491.66] they're coming +[2491.66 --> 2491.84] though +[2491.84 --> 2492.46] they're on the way +[2492.46 --> 2493.06] and I'm quite +[2493.06 --> 2493.90] excited about that +[2493.90 --> 2494.94] I had something +[2494.94 --> 2495.44] else I was going +[2495.44 --> 2495.88] to talk about +[2495.88 --> 2496.28] but I don't +[2496.28 --> 2497.42] remember now +[2497.42 --> 2498.10] um +[2498.10 --> 2499.82] I'm just going +[2499.82 --> 2500.18] to move on +[2500.18 --> 2500.62] to the next +[2500.62 --> 2501.58] next topic +[2501.58 --> 2503.48] that's the magic +[2503.48 --> 2504.14] of video editing +[2504.14 --> 2505.22] yeah video editing +[2505.22 --> 2507.14] an entirely online +[2507.14 --> 2507.76] contest +[2507.76 --> 2508.56] doesn't really +[2508.56 --> 2509.38] give you a lot +[2509.38 --> 2509.72] to +[2509.72 --> 2510.96] to edit +[2510.96 --> 2511.76] if you know +[2511.76 --> 2512.12] what I mean +[2512.12 --> 2512.70] uh +[2512.70 --> 2513.20] we we have +[2513.20 --> 2514.08] some cool ideas +[2514.08 --> 2514.74] for for +[2514.74 --> 2515.48] scrapyard wars +[2515.48 --> 2516.14] um +[2516.14 --> 2516.48] actually +[2516.48 --> 2517.66] Jay and I +[2517.66 --> 2518.66] were talking +[2518.66 --> 2519.78] at PAX West +[2519.78 --> 2521.56] about a potential +[2521.56 --> 2522.32] scrapyard wars +[2522.32 --> 2522.74] idea +[2522.74 --> 2523.46] um +[2523.46 --> 2524.04] that we kind +[2524.04 --> 2524.28] of +[2524.28 --> 2525.50] started with +[2525.50 --> 2526.06] little nugget +[2526.06 --> 2526.64] and then grew +[2526.64 --> 2527.42] it over time +[2527.42 --> 2527.74] while we were +[2527.74 --> 2528.10] sitting down +[2528.10 --> 2528.58] having dinner +[2528.58 --> 2529.56] um +[2529.56 --> 2530.22] and +[2530.22 --> 2530.64] it +[2530.64 --> 2531.00] it +[2531.00 --> 2531.86] it could be +[2531.86 --> 2532.42] pretty cool +[2532.42 --> 2533.04] could be +[2533.04 --> 2533.56] pretty sweet +[2533.56 --> 2534.12] I'm gonna pitch +[2534.12 --> 2534.60] it to Linus +[2534.60 --> 2535.02] when he comes +[2535.02 --> 2535.30] back +[2535.30 --> 2536.50] it's related +[2536.50 --> 2537.26] to an idea +[2537.26 --> 2537.72] that Linus +[2537.72 --> 2538.14] and I came +[2538.14 --> 2538.70] up with too +[2538.70 --> 2539.38] but with +[2539.38 --> 2540.16] Jay's input +[2540.16 --> 2540.74] I think +[2540.74 --> 2541.18] I think +[2541.18 --> 2541.60] it made it +[2541.60 --> 2541.88] even +[2541.88 --> 2542.70] even better +[2542.70 --> 2543.72] um +[2543.72 --> 2544.40] someone just +[2544.40 --> 2545.10] mentioned my +[2545.10 --> 2545.58] stream +[2545.58 --> 2545.96] and that +[2545.96 --> 2546.76] reminded me +[2546.76 --> 2547.50] of the thing +[2547.50 --> 2547.90] that I wanted +[2547.90 --> 2548.58] to bring up +[2548.58 --> 2549.14] uh +[2549.14 --> 2549.82] I do charity +[2549.82 --> 2550.22] streams +[2550.22 --> 2550.84] every once +[2550.84 --> 2551.54] in a blue moon +[2551.54 --> 2552.24] uh +[2552.24 --> 2552.80] where I play +[2552.80 --> 2554.02] games for 24 +[2554.02 --> 2554.52] hours +[2554.52 --> 2554.92] because I'm +[2554.92 --> 2555.32] insane +[2555.32 --> 2555.86] and then people +[2555.86 --> 2556.44] donate a ton +[2556.44 --> 2556.72] of money +[2556.72 --> 2557.12] and end up +[2557.12 --> 2557.44] streaming +[2557.44 --> 2558.24] for like 30 +[2558.24 --> 2558.64] hours +[2558.64 --> 2559.54] but we make +[2559.54 --> 2559.96] a whole bunch +[2559.96 --> 2560.24] of money +[2560.24 --> 2561.64] for extra +[2561.64 --> 2561.98] life +[2561.98 --> 2562.50] uh +[2562.50 --> 2562.90] extra life +[2562.90 --> 2563.40] which is +[2563.40 --> 2563.92] uh +[2563.92 --> 2564.38] children's +[2564.38 --> 2564.78] miracle +[2564.78 --> 2565.16] network +[2565.16 --> 2565.58] children's +[2565.58 --> 2565.80] miracle +[2565.80 --> 2566.42] hospitals +[2566.42 --> 2567.10] children's +[2567.10 --> 2567.50] hospitals +[2567.50 --> 2567.90] etc +[2567.90 --> 2568.94] um +[2568.94 --> 2570.36] I haven't +[2570.36 --> 2570.66] done one +[2570.66 --> 2570.94] in a long +[2570.94 --> 2571.24] time +[2571.24 --> 2571.84] because I've +[2571.84 --> 2572.28] been super +[2572.28 --> 2572.98] crazy busy +[2572.98 --> 2574.00] with like +[2574.00 --> 2574.58] float plane +[2574.58 --> 2575.38] and other +[2575.38 --> 2575.74] stuff +[2575.74 --> 2576.78] and my +[2576.78 --> 2577.14] life has +[2577.14 --> 2577.52] been pretty +[2577.52 --> 2577.80] hectic +[2577.80 --> 2578.36] for a while +[2578.36 --> 2579.42] but +[2579.42 --> 2580.60] I'm gonna +[2580.60 --> 2580.96] get back +[2580.96 --> 2581.36] to it +[2581.36 --> 2581.94] so +[2581.94 --> 2583.60] October 6th +[2583.60 --> 2585.12] October 6th +[2585.12 --> 2585.62] I'm having +[2585.62 --> 2586.32] my first +[2586.32 --> 2587.56] charity stream +[2587.56 --> 2588.80] of 2018 +[2588.80 --> 2589.74] I will be +[2589.74 --> 2590.44] doing 24 +[2590.44 --> 2591.02] hours of +[2591.02 --> 2591.62] playing games +[2591.62 --> 2592.22] I will +[2592.22 --> 2592.92] probably be +[2592.92 --> 2593.96] doing my +[2593.96 --> 2595.00] standard charity +[2595.00 --> 2595.76] stream setup +[2595.76 --> 2596.62] which is where +[2596.62 --> 2597.08] I do +[2597.08 --> 2598.10] um +[2598.10 --> 2599.62] like one +[2599.62 --> 2600.16] game from +[2600.16 --> 2600.74] each year +[2600.74 --> 2601.46] there might +[2601.46 --> 2601.92] be some +[2601.92 --> 2602.72] slight changes +[2602.72 --> 2603.16] to that +[2603.16 --> 2603.50] but I'm +[2603.50 --> 2603.80] going to +[2603.80 --> 2604.82] do one +[2604.82 --> 2605.28] game for +[2605.28 --> 2605.66] an hour +[2605.66 --> 2606.04] and then +[2606.04 --> 2606.44] switch which +[2606.44 --> 2606.84] game I'm +[2606.84 --> 2607.18] playing +[2607.18 --> 2608.08] and probably +[2608.08 --> 2608.88] it will be +[2608.88 --> 2609.36] through the +[2609.36 --> 2609.64] ages +[2609.64 --> 2610.20] so I'll +[2610.20 --> 2610.56] start in +[2610.56 --> 2611.30] like 1990 +[2611.30 --> 2612.52] or maybe +[2612.52 --> 2613.36] 1992 at +[2613.36 --> 2613.72] this point +[2613.72 --> 2613.92] because I +[2613.92 --> 2614.30] gotta kind +[2614.30 --> 2614.68] of drag +[2614.68 --> 2615.06] it forward +[2615.06 --> 2615.36] to make +[2615.36 --> 2615.72] it 24 +[2615.72 --> 2616.06] hours +[2616.06 --> 2617.04] um +[2617.04 --> 2617.58] but play +[2617.58 --> 2618.06] one game +[2618.06 --> 2618.40] for one +[2618.40 --> 2618.88] hour from +[2618.88 --> 2619.42] that year +[2619.42 --> 2620.02] and then +[2620.02 --> 2620.52] iterate the +[2620.52 --> 2620.88] year by +[2620.88 --> 2621.20] one +[2621.20 --> 2621.88] year plus +[2621.88 --> 2622.14] one +[2622.14 --> 2622.52] whatever +[2622.52 --> 2623.54] um +[2623.54 --> 2624.34] and then +[2624.34 --> 2625.30] play one +[2625.30 --> 2625.76] game from +[2625.76 --> 2626.16] that year +[2626.16 --> 2626.76] and go +[2626.76 --> 2627.22] so on +[2627.22 --> 2627.48] and so +[2627.48 --> 2627.74] forth +[2627.74 --> 2628.72] um +[2628.72 --> 2629.48] so yeah +[2629.48 --> 2629.88] that's in +[2629.88 --> 2630.40] about a +[2630.40 --> 2630.66] month +[2630.66 --> 2630.96] I would +[2630.96 --> 2631.30] love to +[2631.30 --> 2631.60] have you +[2631.60 --> 2631.90] there +[2631.90 --> 2632.72] even if +[2632.72 --> 2633.74] you uh +[2633.74 --> 2634.50] don't donate +[2634.50 --> 2635.32] anything to +[2635.32 --> 2635.82] extra life +[2635.82 --> 2636.24] I'd love to +[2636.24 --> 2636.58] have you there +[2636.58 --> 2636.96] regardless +[2636.96 --> 2638.78] and uh +[2638.78 --> 2639.46] while most +[2639.46 --> 2640.02] charities that I +[2640.02 --> 2640.34] work with +[2640.34 --> 2640.88] don't don't +[2640.88 --> 2641.30] love this +[2641.30 --> 2641.78] line I'm +[2641.78 --> 2642.24] gonna say +[2642.24 --> 2643.34] if you're a +[2643.34 --> 2643.82] student who's +[2643.82 --> 2644.24] just trying to +[2644.24 --> 2644.90] scrape by or +[2644.90 --> 2645.16] whatever +[2645.16 --> 2646.40] don't donate +[2646.40 --> 2646.80] anything +[2646.80 --> 2648.74] don't worry +[2648.74 --> 2649.28] about it +[2649.28 --> 2649.78] don't worry +[2649.78 --> 2650.14] about it +[2650.14 --> 2650.72] take care of +[2650.72 --> 2651.22] yourself for +[2651.22 --> 2651.98] now and then +[2651.98 --> 2652.54] once you're more +[2652.54 --> 2653.20] established later +[2653.20 --> 2653.92] on then +[2653.92 --> 2654.34] come on +[2654.34 --> 2654.70] and help +[2654.70 --> 2655.84] I usually +[2655.84 --> 2656.42] every year +[2656.42 --> 2657.04] we do we +[2657.04 --> 2657.54] do quite +[2657.54 --> 2658.18] well my +[2658.18 --> 2659.36] charity stream +[2659.36 --> 2659.84] is apparently +[2659.84 --> 2660.50] the biggest +[2660.50 --> 2662.38] uh donator +[2662.38 --> 2663.86] group for +[2663.86 --> 2664.50] like British +[2664.50 --> 2665.74] Columbia so +[2665.74 --> 2666.58] we do pretty +[2666.58 --> 2667.36] well with the +[2667.36 --> 2667.96] charity streams +[2667.96 --> 2668.64] don't worry +[2668.64 --> 2669.04] about it too +[2669.04 --> 2670.30] much um +[2670.30 --> 2671.46] but yeah +[2671.46 --> 2672.04] come on by +[2672.04 --> 2672.92] October 6th +[2672.92 --> 2673.32] there'll be more +[2673.32 --> 2673.94] details later +[2673.94 --> 2674.36] it will be +[2674.36 --> 2675.16] probably starting +[2675.16 --> 2676.20] uh Pacific +[2676.20 --> 2677.04] Standard Time +[2677.04 --> 2678.78] noon so +[2678.78 --> 2680.36] yeah noon +[2680.36 --> 2681.22] midday on +[2681.22 --> 2682.18] October 6th +[2682.18 --> 2682.56] that's in +[2682.56 --> 2683.10] about a month +[2683.10 --> 2683.86] spread the +[2683.86 --> 2684.70] news spread +[2684.70 --> 2685.16] the noise +[2685.16 --> 2686.02] and uh +[2686.02 --> 2687.30] yeah I'll be +[2687.30 --> 2687.76] doing a little +[2687.76 --> 2688.80] probably smaller +[2688.80 --> 2689.62] announcements but +[2689.62 --> 2690.02] I'll be doing +[2690.02 --> 2691.08] honestly I'm +[2691.08 --> 2691.52] mostly trying to +[2691.52 --> 2692.04] burn time right +[2692.04 --> 2692.32] now because I +[2692.32 --> 2692.72] have no more +[2692.72 --> 2693.66] topics uh but +[2693.66 --> 2694.00] I'll be doing +[2694.00 --> 2694.52] more announcements +[2694.52 --> 2695.20] leading up to +[2695.20 --> 2695.66] it so I'll try +[2695.66 --> 2696.28] to remind you +[2696.28 --> 2697.24] going forth +[2697.24 --> 2699.52] forwards towards +[2699.52 --> 2700.84] October 6th +[2700.84 --> 2702.18] anyways um +[2702.18 --> 2703.78] I'm gonna search +[2703.78 --> 2705.16] for a new +[2705.16 --> 2706.06] topic apparently +[2706.06 --> 2707.36] I know nothing +[2707.36 --> 2707.78] about this +[2707.78 --> 2708.62] apparently EA +[2708.62 --> 2709.98] backpedals on +[2709.98 --> 2711.16] screwing over +[2711.16 --> 2712.10] PC Battlefield +[2712.10 --> 2713.10] 5 Standard +[2713.10 --> 2714.66] Edition customers +[2714.66 --> 2715.30] this was posted +[2715.30 --> 2716.62] by uh +[2716.62 --> 2717.54] Aluminum Tech +[2717.54 --> 2718.66] on the forum +[2718.66 --> 2721.42] and I don't +[2721.42 --> 2722.18] actually know +[2722.18 --> 2724.06] what was so +[2724.06 --> 2724.82] bad about it +[2724.82 --> 2728.04] let's see +[2728.04 --> 2730.34] the website +[2730.34 --> 2731.30] originally showed +[2731.30 --> 2732.90] this on PC +[2732.90 --> 2733.82] whereas the +[2733.82 --> 2734.48] Battle Royale +[2734.48 --> 2735.36] mode was marked +[2735.36 --> 2736.36] as included for +[2736.36 --> 2737.06] both console +[2737.06 --> 2737.52] versions +[2737.52 --> 2738.60] so if you +[2738.60 --> 2739.40] check out +[2739.40 --> 2740.62] this screenshot +[2740.62 --> 2742.64] you can see +[2742.64 --> 2743.24] the check marks +[2743.24 --> 2743.64] everywhere +[2743.64 --> 2744.52] I'm assuming +[2744.52 --> 2745.28] this far right +[2745.28 --> 2746.36] column is PC +[2746.36 --> 2747.90] um the screenshot +[2747.90 --> 2749.00] could be a little +[2749.00 --> 2750.00] better but it +[2750.00 --> 2750.64] shows that +[2750.64 --> 2751.68] online multiplayer +[2751.68 --> 2752.40] Battle Royale +[2752.40 --> 2753.12] online co-op +[2753.12 --> 2754.20] and Tides of War +[2754.20 --> 2755.40] are check marked +[2755.40 --> 2756.36] everywhere and +[2756.36 --> 2756.90] there's just a +[2756.90 --> 2758.06] burr a bold +[2758.06 --> 2759.62] a bold dash +[2759.62 --> 2760.28] just right in the +[2760.28 --> 2760.88] middle where I'm +[2760.88 --> 2761.62] assuming the PC +[2761.62 --> 2762.22] column is +[2762.22 --> 2763.84] um so that's +[2763.84 --> 2764.78] that's a little +[2764.78 --> 2765.96] that's a little +[2765.96 --> 2766.56] rough but +[2766.56 --> 2767.78] like the thread +[2767.78 --> 2768.48] says they've +[2768.48 --> 2769.16] backpedaled on +[2769.16 --> 2770.20] it I have not +[2770.20 --> 2770.94] played Battlefield +[2770.94 --> 2772.14] 5 yet if you +[2772.14 --> 2772.48] guys are +[2772.48 --> 2774.12] interested uh I +[2774.12 --> 2775.78] believe there is +[2775.78 --> 2776.74] a open +[2776.74 --> 2778.48] why is everyone +[2778.48 --> 2778.96] saying Skype +[2778.96 --> 2779.60] Dennis I can't +[2779.60 --> 2780.06] Skype Dennis +[2780.06 --> 2780.80] Dennis isn't like +[2780.80 --> 2781.52] the mountains right +[2781.52 --> 2782.04] now having a +[2782.04 --> 2782.98] vacation I'm gonna +[2782.98 --> 2783.54] I'm gonna leave +[2783.54 --> 2784.48] him alone he +[2784.48 --> 2784.96] probably doesn't +[2784.96 --> 2786.16] even have network +[2786.16 --> 2787.06] access right now +[2787.06 --> 2787.90] and when you know +[2787.90 --> 2788.54] what just just +[2788.54 --> 2789.86] let let Dennis +[2789.86 --> 2790.48] have his day +[2790.48 --> 2792.22] off okay um +[2792.22 --> 2794.06] anyways yeah so +[2794.06 --> 2795.22] the the EA is +[2795.22 --> 2796.50] backpedaling over +[2796.50 --> 2797.78] Battlefield 5 PC +[2797.78 --> 2798.26] standard edition +[2798.26 --> 2799.10] customers I'm +[2799.10 --> 2800.14] assuming that means +[2800.14 --> 2801.98] that they will +[2801.98 --> 2804.22] now have battle +[2804.22 --> 2805.18] royale mode +[2805.18 --> 2807.60] EA has updated +[2807.60 --> 2808.66] the Battlefield 5 +[2808.66 --> 2809.54] pre-order page +[2809.54 --> 2810.74] which now says +[2810.74 --> 2811.88] that Firestorm +[2811.88 --> 2812.44] which is I'm +[2812.44 --> 2813.02] assuming the +[2813.02 --> 2813.70] battle royale +[2813.70 --> 2814.64] mode will be +[2814.64 --> 2815.08] part of the +[2815.08 --> 2815.54] standard edition +[2815.54 --> 2816.28] on PC yeah +[2816.28 --> 2817.18] perfect it's +[2817.18 --> 2817.90] unclear if this +[2817.90 --> 2819.48] change uh if +[2819.48 --> 2820.16] this is a change +[2820.16 --> 2821.08] in policy or +[2821.08 --> 2821.50] the company +[2821.50 --> 2822.30] fixed a mistake +[2822.30 --> 2822.86] on its website +[2822.86 --> 2823.50] yeah so it +[2823.50 --> 2823.82] might have had +[2823.82 --> 2824.94] the Dash on +[2824.94 --> 2827.62] accident I uh +[2827.62 --> 2829.54] I kind of doubt +[2829.54 --> 2831.40] doubt that so +[2831.40 --> 2833.80] by accident I +[2833.80 --> 2834.40] should say it's +[2834.40 --> 2834.92] technically more +[2834.92 --> 2835.76] correct my bad +[2835.76 --> 2837.72] but yeah EA doing +[2837.72 --> 2838.68] dumb stuff and +[2838.68 --> 2839.06] hurting their +[2839.06 --> 2839.80] community is not +[2839.80 --> 2840.28] even remotely +[2840.28 --> 2841.88] surprising so I'm +[2841.88 --> 2842.54] gonna go with that +[2842.54 --> 2844.80] angle uh moving +[2844.80 --> 2846.50] on I don't know +[2846.50 --> 2847.08] if anyone cares +[2847.08 --> 2847.92] about this so I'm +[2847.92 --> 2848.48] just gonna say the +[2848.48 --> 2848.82] title +[2848.82 --> 2851.36] Apple's 999 +[2851.36 --> 2853.82] pound euro no +[2853.82 --> 2854.52] pound British +[2854.52 --> 2855.60] pound Apple's +[2855.60 --> 2856.70] 999 British +[2856.70 --> 2858.30] pound iPhone X +[2858.30 --> 2859.60] is enormously +[2859.60 --> 2861.56] underpriced uh +[2861.56 --> 2862.64] quoted by Warren +[2862.64 --> 2863.24] Buffett I don't +[2863.24 --> 2863.60] know if anyone +[2863.60 --> 2864.42] cares we're just +[2864.42 --> 2865.02] gonna move on +[2865.02 --> 2867.80] uh Microsoft is +[2867.80 --> 2868.84] reviving Xbox +[2868.84 --> 2870.32] One voice control +[2870.32 --> 2871.38] but they're doing +[2871.38 --> 2873.06] it using Alexa and +[2873.06 --> 2874.18] Cortana powered +[2874.18 --> 2876.30] devices I also +[2876.30 --> 2877.06] don't know if +[2877.06 --> 2877.72] anyone cares about +[2877.72 --> 2878.42] this so I'm not +[2878.42 --> 2879.34] gonna dive into it +[2879.34 --> 2881.12] way too hard but +[2881.12 --> 2883.16] again you heard +[2883.16 --> 2883.74] it in the title +[2883.74 --> 2884.60] the reviving voice +[2884.60 --> 2885.46] control using Alexa +[2885.46 --> 2886.30] and Cortana powered +[2886.30 --> 2887.30] devices I didn't +[2887.30 --> 2888.16] know Cortana really +[2888.16 --> 2889.34] had a bunch of +[2889.34 --> 2891.60] devices other than +[2891.60 --> 2893.70] PCs I don't know +[2893.70 --> 2894.96] but you know that's +[2894.96 --> 2896.64] fine do do do do +[2896.64 --> 2899.34] do do right if you +[2899.34 --> 2899.90] guys haven't heard +[2899.90 --> 2901.60] about this uh it is +[2901.60 --> 2903.08] included in yeah it's +[2903.08 --> 2905.00] posted right here so +[2905.00 --> 2906.36] gamers Nexus has been +[2906.36 --> 2908.82] uh has been like +[2908.82 --> 2910.74] very very noticed for +[2910.74 --> 2911.56] a little while right +[2911.56 --> 2912.82] now because of +[2912.82 --> 2916.82] their they're like I +[2916.82 --> 2917.36] don't know what to +[2917.36 --> 2918.16] call it it's not a +[2918.16 --> 2919.70] normal fight but +[2919.70 --> 2920.68] they're like squabble +[2920.68 --> 2921.56] with Tom's hardware +[2921.56 --> 2922.88] it's interesting because +[2922.88 --> 2923.96] gamers Nexus is being +[2923.96 --> 2925.04] very critical of Tom's +[2925.04 --> 2926.42] hardware but in a way +[2926.42 --> 2927.88] that I can respect +[2927.88 --> 2929.42] relatively deeply where +[2929.42 --> 2931.52] they're almost being +[2931.52 --> 2932.20] like what the heck +[2932.20 --> 2933.48] guys this isn't you +[2933.48 --> 2934.78] it feels like they're +[2934.78 --> 2935.74] like addressing their +[2935.74 --> 2936.98] like drunk friend and +[2936.98 --> 2937.58] they're being like come +[2937.58 --> 2938.34] on man you need to +[2938.34 --> 2939.32] you need to smarten up +[2939.32 --> 2939.96] you need to stop +[2939.96 --> 2940.84] drinking so much blah +[2940.84 --> 2941.18] blah blah blah blah +[2941.18 --> 2942.44] because they're they +[2942.44 --> 2943.22] seem to be doing it +[2943.22 --> 2944.42] like out of love which +[2944.42 --> 2945.90] is cool I I've always +[2945.90 --> 2947.52] liked the uh the like +[2947.52 --> 2949.52] tech review community +[2949.52 --> 2950.34] because they've always +[2950.34 --> 2951.20] been really cool and +[2951.20 --> 2952.00] it's it's cool that we +[2952.00 --> 2953.58] can even criticize each +[2953.58 --> 2955.62] other in positive ways so +[2955.62 --> 2956.34] I I don't know I'm +[2956.34 --> 2956.96] gonna I'm gonna give +[2956.96 --> 2958.34] them that shout out and +[2958.34 --> 2959.74] I'm gonna switch to my +[2959.74 --> 2961.06] screen for a second this +[2961.06 --> 2962.10] post was posted by +[2962.10 --> 2963.82] rascal on the forum +[2963.82 --> 2966.02] but if you heard about +[2966.02 --> 2967.64] the the little fight +[2967.64 --> 2968.32] that was going on +[2968.32 --> 2969.44] between Tom's and +[2969.44 --> 2970.60] gamers Nexus there was +[2970.60 --> 2971.06] a bunch of that +[2971.06 --> 2971.80] happening on Twitter +[2971.80 --> 2973.28] there was also a video +[2973.28 --> 2974.12] produced by gamers +[2974.12 --> 2976.94] Nexus it it was not +[2976.94 --> 2979.10] received super well by +[2979.10 --> 2981.36] Tom's but then Tom's +[2981.36 --> 2984.22] isn't ran by Tom +[2984.22 --> 2986.80] anymore and Tom +[2986.80 --> 2989.22] responded which is +[2989.22 --> 2991.28] pretty interesting he +[2991.28 --> 2992.40] responded on Facebook +[2992.40 --> 2994.38] and then gamers Nexus +[2994.38 --> 2996.06] made a video response +[2996.06 --> 2997.92] to that addressing the +[2997.92 --> 2999.26] original response +[2999.26 --> 3000.44] blah blah blah blah blah +[3000.44 --> 3003.02] blah blah blah the whole +[3003.02 --> 3004.00] thing's been very very +[3004.00 --> 3004.80] weird I know we've +[3004.80 --> 3005.78] talked about I believe +[3005.78 --> 3006.48] we've talked about it +[3006.48 --> 3008.16] before on WAN show so +[3008.16 --> 3010.08] I'm not gonna re go over +[3010.08 --> 3011.60] everything so I'm gonna +[3011.60 --> 3012.34] chat said there's +[3012.34 --> 3014.04] actually a Tom question +[3014.04 --> 3014.38] mark +[3014.38 --> 3018.10] where did it go there's +[3018.10 --> 3018.86] actually a Tom thought it +[3018.86 --> 3019.40] was just a marketing +[3019.40 --> 3020.86] play no there is a Tom +[3020.86 --> 3022.66] he hasn't worked for +[3022.66 --> 3024.32] Tom's hardware in a +[3024.32 --> 3025.72] while now but +[3025.72 --> 3026.94] interestingly enough +[3026.94 --> 3029.92] there was actually in +[3029.92 --> 3031.48] his post he talks about +[3031.48 --> 3032.68] potentially coming back +[3032.68 --> 3034.58] which is which is +[3034.58 --> 3036.20] interesting I suspect he +[3036.20 --> 3037.54] wouldn't necessarily even +[3037.54 --> 3039.16] be able to come back to +[3039.16 --> 3040.56] to talk again there's +[3040.56 --> 3041.24] actually two different +[3041.24 --> 3042.24] Tom's websites which are +[3042.24 --> 3043.28] two different entities I +[3043.28 --> 3044.66] believe it's Tom's +[3044.66 --> 3045.88] hardware and then +[3045.88 --> 3047.68] Tom's hardware dot de +[3047.68 --> 3048.82] or something I'm not +[3048.82 --> 3049.84] super sorry I'm not +[3049.84 --> 3051.44] 100% up to speed on +[3051.44 --> 3052.74] that but there's and he +[3052.74 --> 3053.88] might be able to come +[3053.88 --> 3055.34] back to like one of them +[3055.34 --> 3057.34] or I don't I don't I +[3057.34 --> 3059.16] don't know but it's a +[3059.16 --> 3060.42] it's a developing story +[3060.42 --> 3061.56] I find it quite +[3061.56 --> 3062.96] interesting and gamers +[3062.96 --> 3064.04] Nexus is on the the +[3064.04 --> 3065.00] forefront of that so +[3065.00 --> 3066.16] check out their articles +[3066.16 --> 3067.56] and stuff because I was +[3067.56 --> 3068.54] just at PAX and was +[3068.54 --> 3069.96] unable to pay full +[3069.96 --> 3071.56] attention to all of this +[3071.56 --> 3073.24] all of this stuff even +[3073.24 --> 3074.36] though it's it's quite +[3074.36 --> 3077.92] interesting going back +[3077.92 --> 3079.82] to the previous pages I +[3079.82 --> 3081.26] don't see this in here +[3081.26 --> 3083.80] but what's his name actor +[3083.80 --> 3087.20] that plays Superman +[3087.20 --> 3091.98] Henry Cavill has +[3091.98 --> 3094.56] apparently been selected to +[3095.22 --> 3099.10] to play as the I'm gonna +[3099.10 --> 3100.34] get wrecked for this but +[3100.34 --> 3101.58] the Witcher he's gonna +[3101.58 --> 3104.04] play the Witcher let me +[3104.04 --> 3105.08] find an actual article on +[3105.08 --> 3106.10] this +[3106.10 --> 3110.98] yeah Henry Cavill will +[3110.98 --> 3114.12] star in Netflix's series +[3114.12 --> 3116.98] the Witcher here we go +[3116.98 --> 3118.56] boop +[3118.56 --> 3121.68] best known as Superman +[3121.68 --> 3125.40] he will play Geralt there +[3125.40 --> 3127.10] we go that's the name I +[3127.10 --> 3129.60] forgot I'm so sorry I +[3129.60 --> 3130.48] couldn't remember his +[3130.48 --> 3131.40] name everyone's gonna +[3131.40 --> 3132.18] rip me apart because of +[3132.18 --> 3133.80] that Roach yeah that'd be +[3133.80 --> 3134.74] great if he played the +[3134.74 --> 3135.08] horse +[3135.08 --> 3139.92] I would okay I'm gonna I +[3139.92 --> 3140.88] know no one cares but I'm +[3140.88 --> 3141.44] gonna go on this slight +[3141.44 --> 3142.50] tangent for a second it would +[3142.50 --> 3145.28] actually be hilarious if it +[3145.28 --> 3147.10] was a super serious TV show +[3147.10 --> 3149.16] and there was like a proper +[3149.16 --> 3151.56] actor playing Geralt and +[3151.56 --> 3153.34] then there's just Henry Cavill +[3153.34 --> 3156.58] as Roach the horse I don't +[3156.58 --> 3157.50] know why but I would have +[3157.50 --> 3159.00] absolutely loved that +[3159.00 --> 3162.82] oh man he's very young for +[3162.82 --> 3164.66] Geralt yeah I don't like +[3164.66 --> 3166.86] obviously if you've watched +[3166.86 --> 3169.44] shows in the last long time +[3169.44 --> 3171.02] it's not that hard to make +[3171.02 --> 3172.48] someone look believably a +[3172.48 --> 3173.50] little bit older I think +[3173.50 --> 3175.66] they'll be completely fine with +[3175.66 --> 3176.88] that he doesn't look like +[3176.88 --> 3177.90] Geralt I think you guys will +[3177.90 --> 3179.02] be a little bit surprised I +[3179.02 --> 3181.56] think it'll be okay TV and +[3181.56 --> 3183.12] movies are quite wondrous these +[3183.12 --> 3184.32] days I think I think it will +[3184.32 --> 3188.66] probably be fine but yeah what +[3188.66 --> 3190.42] was I gonna say what Tron to +[3190.42 --> 3192.14] go watch Tron to and look at +[3192.14 --> 3193.36] the age transformation that +[3193.36 --> 3194.26] they do in there it's actually +[3194.26 --> 3196.42] quite incredible I don't think +[3196.42 --> 3197.40] the production quality is gonna +[3197.40 --> 3200.14] be quite on Tron to levels but +[3200.14 --> 3202.14] they should be able to do they +[3202.14 --> 3202.88] should be able to do quite a +[3202.88 --> 3206.04] good job but with that I think +[3206.04 --> 3208.12] I'm gonna end it it's been like +[3208.12 --> 3210.50] almost an hour and I think I'm +[3210.50 --> 3213.14] kind of done scraping the the +[3213.14 --> 3214.38] the the line of tech tips +[3214.38 --> 3216.10] forum for news articles thank +[3216.10 --> 3217.30] you guys for watching I know +[3217.30 --> 3218.96] it wasn't quite as good as if I +[3218.96 --> 3221.26] had a co-host here but I did my +[3221.26 --> 3222.94] best tune in next week for more +[3222.94 --> 3225.92] great tech news I wanted to make +[3225.92 --> 3227.24] sure that I did this show for you +[3227.24 --> 3228.82] guys just because I knew we we +[3228.82 --> 3230.02] didn't we were almost not gonna +[3230.02 --> 3231.66] have a WAN show this week and we +[3231.66 --> 3233.90] didn't have tech wiki episodes this +[3233.90 --> 3236.46] week so like both of the sources of +[3236.46 --> 3239.20] news from Linus media group didn't +[3239.20 --> 3242.40] make it to you guys so I thought +[3242.40 --> 3244.06] I'd I thought I'd try to scramble +[3244.06 --> 3245.88] together with John's help thank +[3245.88 --> 3247.38] you very much John from Linus +[3247.38 --> 3248.54] media group for writing the doc +[3248.54 --> 3251.04] scrabble together a little little +[3251.04 --> 3253.24] WAN show for you guys so yeah +[3253.24 --> 3255.14] have a great weekend try to plan +[3255.14 --> 3256.14] for about a month from now +[3256.14 --> 3257.32] October 6th to show up to the +[3257.32 --> 3258.48] charity stream even if you're just +[3258.48 --> 3260.86] gonna come say hi and I'll see you +[3260.86 --> 3263.26] guys later boom +[3269.20 --> 3274.26] pixel 3 forgot about that +[3274.26 --> 3277.58] uh MKBHD is gonna be all over that +[3277.58 --> 3279.08] we're gonna have coverage of pixel 3 +[3279.08 --> 3281.66] there's some leaks and stuff I'm +[3281.66 --> 3283.38] excited I'm probably gonna get one +[3283.38 --> 3287.58] anyways the weekend have a good one +[3287.58 --> 3288.88] disperated +[3288.88 --> 3289.60] to show up and over that +[3289.60 --> 3290.72] continue, +[3290.72 --> 3291.70] just +[3291.70 --> 3294.14] bye diff --git a/Samsung is NERFING phones! - WAN Show Mar. 2 2018_transcript.txt b/Samsung is NERFING phones! - WAN Show Mar. 2 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2f2122596b0897304ff406fc8400c49858f59e79 --- /dev/null +++ b/Samsung is NERFING phones! - WAN Show Mar. 2 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1419 @@ +[0.00 --> 7.24] Are you sure? We are live! Now I remember the thing you were gonna fix, the recording light. +[8.78 --> 13.28] That's what it was. We don't have one, but that's okay. Guys, we've got a great show for you today. +[13.90 --> 21.34] We actually, oh man, we made some crazy, crazy pants videos this week. And by we, I mean me and +[21.34 --> 28.04] other people, not you. Wow. It is what it is, dude. It is what it is. But you guys did something +[28.04 --> 35.86] important this week, too. That's right. Yeah. So, yeah, it's apparently didn't excite people +[35.86 --> 43.38] who were reading the WAN show title last week. You know, it's an elite few, okay? It was one of the +[43.38 --> 50.02] lowest viewed WAN shows in the last year. The people that care, care a lot. And I love you for it. +[50.02 --> 57.84] But, uh, Floatplane went alpha. Oh. Uh. Can I have an HDMI cable? +[57.84 --> 64.52] Also, you don't want to show that, dude. Oh, yeah, yeah. No, no, I don't. I don't want to show that. I super don't want to show that. I'm gonna put, oh, you know what I'm gonna put? +[64.96 --> 70.84] Don't put anything. Just log in. I'm gonna put Minesweeper. Minesweeper doesn't come on Windows 10, does it? +[70.84 --> 83.40] No, it doesn't. That is so stupid. Uh, the Windows team at Microsoft hates fun. Why? What is wrong with them? I hate that so much. +[83.40 --> 97.16] You gotta go to the Xbox team for that. All right, anyway. Oh. Uh-oh. Uh. Well, we are off to a super WAN showy start to the show today there, folks. +[97.16 --> 104.08] Uh, let's go ahead. Wait. This is the wrong one, man. That's the wrong one. Why is it called test? Why is it called test? +[105.08 --> 114.58] Is it that? Oh. Okay, let's get us out of the way here. Click that, right? Yeah, yeah, rock on. Okay, so check this out. +[114.72 --> 119.30] So I'm on my home, which the only way to navigate to home right now is to click this, which is not super intuitive. +[119.40 --> 125.36] We'll get that sorted out. Don't worry. That's how most websites work. That's fine. The mobile one is a little weird. +[125.36 --> 132.50] The desktop, that's completely fine. That's fine. I would probably, I would say that should probably be like a more kind of different kind of home. +[132.66 --> 137.00] That is fine. Maybe like actual like float plane home where you browse creators and stuff. +[137.16 --> 143.40] That is fine. Whereas like, there should be like a, like an all or something. Well, we'll figure, you know what? He and I are going to work this out. +[143.40 --> 150.66] But basically you can see videos from creators that you follow or you could go to the important ones. +[151.26 --> 152.96] Wow. Take that, Kyle. +[154.40 --> 160.58] And you can see what's, what's gone up in the last week or so. So this is it. Like this is actually the site. +[160.92 --> 164.80] You can subscribe using credit card. It's a little woohoo, but you can. +[164.80 --> 169.90] Okay. It's not like woohoo in the sense that like the, the credit card data is being handled in a way that it's not acceptable. +[169.90 --> 170.84] Yeah, it's being handled by Stripe. +[170.94 --> 175.40] Yeah. Like it's just Stripe. It's just like the, the site itself around it. +[176.96 --> 178.02] It's alpha. Okay. +[178.36 --> 179.48] It works. It's working. +[179.58 --> 184.74] But check this out. You can see the videos that we have up on float plane that are not yet on YouTube. +[185.06 --> 186.92] So I think most of these are already up. +[187.12 --> 192.72] And just so you guys know, if you have a forum account, actually regardless of if you have a subscription or not, +[192.72 --> 196.48] but if you have a forum account that has a full plane subscription or a bit with ultra subscription, +[196.48 --> 199.70] you can go to full plane.com connect the account by, +[199.82 --> 203.24] we're not going to show you because we'll ask this is going to auto fill some information. +[203.24 --> 207.70] But if you go to the homepage, there's a more sign in options, drop down, buttony thingy majiggy. +[207.82 --> 211.20] Click on that. Click and sign in with the LTT forum, connect to your account, +[211.20 --> 215.08] and then you'll have access to whatever subscriptions you currently have. Oh, smart. +[216.38 --> 217.24] Way to go. +[217.72 --> 222.58] Cause you have add ons disabled cause you can enable add ons in incognito if you want it. +[222.58 --> 226.12] But yeah, click the sign in with LTT forum option. The other ones don't work right now. +[226.18 --> 230.56] Don't worry about it. Click, click on the sign in with LTT forum option. +[231.10 --> 233.14] Connect to your account and you'll have access, which is great. +[233.24 --> 236.82] So there's a couple, at least a couple of videos on there that are pretty freaking cool. +[236.90 --> 241.08] This is really cool. We've got three VR headsets running off of a single motherboard, +[241.64 --> 245.58] single tower using virtualization. +[246.32 --> 249.42] We did the top five most insane cases. Yes, that is a case. +[249.42 --> 252.78] That is a real case. You can buy it if you're baller enough. +[253.92 --> 257.50] These are the feedback on these videos is really good. +[257.68 --> 262.52] And you can actually see the aforementioned feedback on the float plane website. +[262.70 --> 267.20] Check that out. No way. Oh, hold on. I don't know if audio is on. Sorry guys. +[267.20 --> 271.38] No way. Comments. Oh, okay. We should probably fix that. +[271.76 --> 275.24] Jumped back up to the video. Yeah. Oh, no, maybe that. +[275.46 --> 279.10] Okay. I don't know what happened there. But anyway, check this out. Comments, comments. +[280.42 --> 284.78] Hey, hey, hey. Dig Dug at all. This is my first visit here. +[284.90 --> 288.08] So these are my initial impressions. Look and feel the site is spot on. +[288.20 --> 288.56] Heck yeah. +[288.56 --> 291.12] Very professional looking. There's teething problems. +[291.22 --> 291.58] There is. +[291.74 --> 294.10] Like needing to log out and then in again after subscribing. +[294.44 --> 295.22] Okay. Yep. +[295.58 --> 296.64] Were you even aware of that one yet? +[296.64 --> 297.24] Yeah, I think so. +[297.24 --> 301.12] Okay. Video buffering is an issue. I'm stuck as low as 480p. +[301.30 --> 304.84] Oh, okay. Now that's weird because we've actually been done pretty well there. +[307.02 --> 307.38] Cool. +[307.56 --> 313.02] Obviously, it might be a location thing. There's still some like easing in that needs to happen there. +[313.08 --> 317.34] Yep. Should I do it? Switch to 1080p? See how well it goes? +[317.34 --> 323.50] There has been some minor problems with that and we've been doing some re-kajiggering. +[323.56 --> 324.10] Cool. Okay. +[324.10 --> 326.00] With that. So that might be causing an issue right now. +[326.00 --> 331.62] Ah, right. Because I think we're trying to change it so that it remembers your last, what you last selected. +[332.36 --> 335.84] Properly without jumping to 360 first and then jumping back up. +[335.84 --> 336.76] And then jumping back up. +[336.76 --> 340.50] And usually if you like pause it and then do it again, it works because alpha, whatever. +[340.78 --> 343.14] We're actually also having some issues with our connection here. +[344.10 --> 344.66] At the office. +[344.66 --> 347.84] Oh, of course. The second I switch, it's like playing fine. +[347.84 --> 347.88] So it's working? +[348.20 --> 348.40] Yeah. +[348.46 --> 349.26] It's the typical, right? +[349.76 --> 350.06] Correct. +[350.08 --> 351.14] Yeah, now it's buffering. +[351.44 --> 353.84] I suspect that's actually not float plane. +[354.28 --> 359.18] Although it could be at this point because things are in a pretty delicate state right now. +[359.30 --> 362.00] But anyway, the alpha's up. +[362.94 --> 365.06] The NCIX bankruptcy videos are pretty dope. +[365.06 --> 368.78] It works every other time we've shown it on WAN show and it will work again. +[369.16 --> 369.36] Yep. +[370.44 --> 371.08] Do not worry. +[371.84 --> 373.50] What have we got for topics this week? +[373.60 --> 374.24] Like, did anything? +[374.36 --> 374.72] Oh, right. +[374.80 --> 375.82] Yeah, no, things did happen. +[375.92 --> 376.22] No, no, no. +[376.24 --> 377.68] The Samsung Galaxy S9 happened. +[377.88 --> 378.74] Nope, nothing happened. +[378.78 --> 379.34] That happened. +[380.14 --> 381.16] What else do we have? +[381.24 --> 386.02] The Ryzen 7 2700X is rumored to maybe be happening at some point. +[386.02 --> 390.16] Okay, I think this is sort of a big deal. +[390.26 --> 392.06] This is back to the Samsung Galaxy S9. +[392.56 --> 397.88] Word on the street is that Samsung might be nerfing the Exynos version of the phone. +[398.06 --> 398.32] Oh. +[398.46 --> 401.72] So that it's not too much better than the Snapdragon 845 version. +[402.94 --> 403.42] That's... +[403.42 --> 404.76] So as to upset their customers. +[405.24 --> 405.68] Okay. +[405.84 --> 407.02] So that's pretty interesting. +[407.98 --> 410.16] You know, that actually kind of makes sense. +[410.54 --> 411.14] Celebrate... +[411.14 --> 411.66] Oh, go ahead. +[411.78 --> 413.10] It's dumb, but it makes sense. +[413.10 --> 414.32] Celebrate is advertising. +[414.44 --> 417.40] They can now break the security of iOS 11, including the iPhone 10. +[417.64 --> 419.88] And what else happened this week? +[420.28 --> 421.22] Our intro worked. +[422.00 --> 422.28] Bam. +[422.28 --> 422.96] Oh, wow. +[422.96 --> 443.96] Brought to you by Medria's Coffee. +[445.48 --> 447.18] Brought to you by Synergy 2. +[448.18 --> 449.30] And brought to you by... +[449.30 --> 450.70] Honey. +[450.70 --> 458.96] I mean, anything sounds kind of weird when you say it like that, but honey sounds especially +[458.96 --> 459.32] weird. +[459.54 --> 459.64] Honey. +[459.64 --> 459.92] Honey. +[461.84 --> 463.92] Apparently the sound is super quiet on the intro. +[464.14 --> 464.48] You know what? +[464.54 --> 464.72] Whatever. +[464.86 --> 465.12] Nice. +[465.28 --> 465.38] No, that's good. +[465.38 --> 466.80] Someone says they needed that for bingo. +[467.44 --> 469.16] So, you know... +[469.16 --> 469.76] Needed what? +[469.92 --> 471.80] Your loss is someone else's gain. +[471.88 --> 472.82] I think it's screwed up intro. +[473.08 --> 473.46] Nice. +[473.60 --> 473.88] All right. +[473.96 --> 474.80] I don't know, man. +[474.96 --> 475.80] I don't know, man. +[476.88 --> 477.40] All right. +[477.40 --> 479.72] Let's jump right into our first topic here. +[480.06 --> 481.60] How would that be for... +[481.60 --> 486.06] Someone's going to lose their bingo if we start talking about tech any sooner than like 20 +[486.06 --> 486.62] minutes into... +[486.62 --> 487.78] You know, it wouldn't surprise me. +[488.20 --> 492.12] There's a lot of stuff that happens on this show a lot that probably shouldn't happen on +[492.12 --> 493.00] this show quite so much. +[493.02 --> 495.72] You know, the creator of Wancho Bingo tweeted me. +[495.88 --> 497.16] I felt pretty special. +[497.22 --> 497.46] Yeah. +[497.54 --> 497.76] Yeah. +[497.84 --> 498.28] That's good. +[498.38 --> 498.84] That's good. +[498.84 --> 505.12] So, this was posted by Edward the Weeb on the forum. +[505.88 --> 506.86] Thanks for that, Edward. +[507.10 --> 509.06] There's the unnecessarily loud laugh tile. +[509.06 --> 514.92] The original article is from WCCF Tech. +[515.28 --> 527.98] AMD's second generation Ryzen 7 2700X, rumored to be 8 core, 16 thread, 3.7 gigahertz base, +[528.12 --> 531.06] up to 4.2 gigahertz boost with XFR. +[531.06 --> 542.74] So, what this tells us is that second generation Ryzen is looking like a pretty small sort of tweak, +[542.92 --> 544.52] you know, ironing out a couple wrinkles. +[544.82 --> 550.36] You know, don't expect all of a sudden to be getting, you know, 48 core versions that are +[550.36 --> 552.30] clocked at 5 gigahertz or anything like that. +[552.40 --> 553.86] Evolutionary rather than revolutionary. +[554.68 --> 557.82] But, let's see. +[557.98 --> 559.32] 16 megs, level 3 cache. +[559.88 --> 560.56] 4 megs, level 2. +[560.56 --> 563.16] It might bring price drops to the previous gen. +[563.84 --> 565.48] That might even be more interesting than anything. +[565.62 --> 568.78] I'd be surprised if it does, to be perfectly honest with you. +[568.78 --> 571.28] Is this going to be priced above then, or do you think they're just going to... +[571.28 --> 574.46] I think they're going to slot these in above the existing ones. +[574.52 --> 576.82] Here you can see the spec sheet comparison. +[577.54 --> 579.28] So, there's the 1700X. +[579.34 --> 581.16] Here's the replacement 2700X. +[581.16 --> 586.84] So, we're going down to 12 nanometer, which gets us anywhere from 200 to 300 megahertz, +[586.84 --> 591.32] higher clock speeds, at the same TDP. +[592.32 --> 593.12] One year later. +[594.24 --> 596.18] So, I mean... +[596.18 --> 596.80] Okay. +[596.80 --> 596.94] Okay. +[597.22 --> 599.60] I can see some people being disappointed. +[600.44 --> 603.68] Because Ryzen was like... +[603.68 --> 605.46] I forget what AMD was quoting. +[605.60 --> 612.06] It was like 40% or like 60% better than their previous generation. +[612.06 --> 613.18] But that's not fair. +[613.28 --> 619.60] That was because AMD actually hadn't really done a whole lot in the last four to five years +[619.60 --> 620.44] leading up to it. +[620.44 --> 627.80] And so, as much as it's easy to harp on Intel for these incremental generational improvements +[627.80 --> 637.06] in CPU performance, now we're seeing that when all AMD has to work with is a very small +[637.06 --> 645.08] manufacturing process shrink, it's really hard to do those generational leaps in performance +[645.08 --> 647.62] the way that they did way back in the day. +[647.72 --> 651.18] Like when AMD went from the Barton core to... +[651.18 --> 652.24] What's Ledgehammer? +[652.40 --> 653.96] Quahammer, I think, were the first... +[653.96 --> 655.66] Were those the first ETHLON 64s? +[655.84 --> 657.62] Within minutes of announcing. +[658.38 --> 658.94] Oh, okay. +[659.02 --> 659.48] Well, that's fun. +[660.74 --> 664.94] And like when Intel went from the Netburst family up to Conroe. +[665.68 --> 668.54] So, that doesn't really happen that often anymore. +[669.18 --> 673.80] And it's funny, now that I think about it, when Intel did it way back when, +[673.80 --> 679.08] that was because they had been not necessarily sitting on ass for a few years, +[679.20 --> 683.04] but they had been barking up the wrong tree for a few years. +[683.04 --> 683.82] That's for sure. +[684.06 --> 684.18] Yeah. +[684.54 --> 686.22] So, hmm. +[686.36 --> 689.96] I wonder how long it has been since we've seen like a massive improvement. +[690.14 --> 691.62] Like where could we find the last one? +[691.68 --> 693.40] Maybe it would be Athlon 64. +[694.56 --> 695.68] On AMD's side? +[695.76 --> 695.90] Yeah. +[695.90 --> 696.54] Or you mean in general? +[696.88 --> 698.08] Yeah, no, just in general. +[698.08 --> 701.50] The last time we saw a really big generational improvement. +[701.50 --> 707.50] With that said, Conroe to Intel's integrated memory controller was a pretty big leap too +[707.50 --> 710.54] because we went, no, because they introduced quad core first. +[711.42 --> 712.10] Hard to say. +[712.36 --> 715.10] In terms of, I know it wasn't in a lot of different ways, +[715.34 --> 720.18] but in terms of like customer understanding and usability, +[720.62 --> 724.80] which is a weird thing largely due to naming, but Sandy Bridge? +[725.24 --> 726.00] You think so? +[726.00 --> 728.06] I think a lot of people kind of got it more. +[729.48 --> 729.80] Okay. +[730.00 --> 730.92] So, you know what? +[730.96 --> 731.96] I'm going to pick my moment. +[732.40 --> 740.62] For me, the biggest CPU improvement in performance was not actually Barton to Clawhammer. +[741.02 --> 744.00] For me, the biggest difference I saw was from... +[744.58 --> 747.66] Yeah, again, my point is not just performance stuff. +[747.66 --> 751.50] Like, I felt like the community, like paying attention to forums and stuff like that, +[751.56 --> 754.94] I felt like people understood more with that one +[754.94 --> 758.52] because the product naming scheme, I think, made more sense for a lot of people. +[758.52 --> 763.06] So, I think it was Winchester was the last single core. +[763.80 --> 765.18] No, Venice might have been. +[765.58 --> 766.18] San Diego? +[766.42 --> 767.02] Oh, crap. +[767.10 --> 767.84] Which one was it? +[768.82 --> 770.60] Athlon 64 models. +[773.00 --> 774.32] Apparently something wrong with the camera. +[774.70 --> 776.14] Something wrong with me. +[776.14 --> 777.14] Hello. +[777.46 --> 777.88] Yep, okay. +[779.26 --> 780.34] The camera's tilted? +[780.60 --> 780.74] What? +[783.28 --> 783.92] Yeah, okay. +[784.10 --> 784.46] So, I... +[784.46 --> 785.12] Oh, no, no. +[785.20 --> 786.38] It's not centered. +[787.32 --> 788.46] Yeah, the thing is... +[788.46 --> 788.96] Yeah, whatever. +[789.18 --> 789.84] It doesn't matter. +[790.12 --> 790.16] Yeah. +[790.22 --> 791.04] Yeah, I'm over it. +[792.10 --> 796.94] Also, there's some moiré in your sweater if we want to get really upset about little +[796.94 --> 798.70] things that we don't worry about on the LAN show. +[798.70 --> 805.16] So, for me, the big one was going from single core Athlon 64 to, I think it was the Toledo +[805.16 --> 809.56] core, going to dual core Athlon 64 because that was... +[809.56 --> 811.32] It wasn't a big improvement for gaming. +[811.76 --> 812.70] Because back then... +[812.70 --> 812.72] People are really upset. +[812.72 --> 813.26] The camera's tilted. +[813.48 --> 813.88] What are they? +[814.58 --> 814.94] Sorry. +[815.04 --> 815.54] Just keep going. +[815.66 --> 816.02] I'll be back. +[816.10 --> 816.96] I think I can see you. +[816.96 --> 820.50] I can't do it myself. +[820.68 --> 820.98] I'll be kidding. +[821.56 --> 821.96] Okay. +[823.10 --> 824.12] Oh, Max is here. +[824.26 --> 825.64] Max is coming to save us. +[826.34 --> 828.42] Because it wasn't a big improvement for gaming. +[828.52 --> 834.78] You've got to remember that games did not benefit from dual core CPUs back in those days. +[835.36 --> 839.78] But what it was was a huge improvement to the gaming experience if you had things running +[839.78 --> 840.36] in the background. +[840.80 --> 845.64] And it was a huge improvement to really the experience of doing anything at the same time. +[845.70 --> 846.70] That was when multitasking... +[846.70 --> 847.16] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[847.42 --> 848.48] ...really happened for me. +[849.62 --> 853.22] And that's a really big deal, especially in terms of user experience. +[853.32 --> 853.48] Yeah. +[853.94 --> 854.14] Yeah. +[854.58 --> 855.22] And it's like... +[855.22 --> 855.98] It's the same way... +[855.98 --> 860.54] And you know, the funny thing is, I remember arguing on forums about dual core back in the +[860.54 --> 869.10] day because people who didn't see the bigger picture, who just saw the benchmarks on whatever +[869.10 --> 873.54] the site they preferred was and saw that in all their favorite games, it didn't make a difference, +[873.54 --> 878.92] those people would come out and say, you're paying literally twice as much for literally +[878.92 --> 881.90] twice as many CPU cores and it doesn't make any difference. +[882.82 --> 888.44] And it's the same argument that I would have with people when SSDs were first starting to +[888.44 --> 889.10] gain popularity. +[889.64 --> 894.76] Where they'd go, well, the benchmarks don't indicate a significant difference in performance +[894.76 --> 899.82] other than boot time and they're very low capacity. +[899.82 --> 900.90] But it feels amazing. +[901.02 --> 902.64] But it feels really different. +[902.86 --> 902.88] Yeah. +[902.88 --> 903.92] And that's what it was like then. +[904.02 --> 904.18] Yeah. +[904.18 --> 910.14] And honestly, since the first good SSDs, so like back when Intel launched the X25M, I +[910.14 --> 912.36] haven't really had that experience again. +[913.10 --> 914.10] What was the first... +[914.10 --> 916.28] I'm not going to Google, I'll just ask you, you probably know. +[916.32 --> 920.28] What was the first generation that Intel introduced K for their unlockable SKUs? +[920.92 --> 922.26] I believe it was the 2600K. +[922.40 --> 922.58] Yeah. +[922.92 --> 923.10] Yeah. +[923.10 --> 924.32] So this is kind of what I'm talking about. +[924.32 --> 926.12] No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. +[926.16 --> 927.26] There was an 875K. +[927.98 --> 928.40] Was there? +[928.40 --> 928.60] Yes. +[929.04 --> 933.40] And back then, so the 875K was... +[934.02 --> 935.28] Crap. +[935.30 --> 935.86] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[936.72 --> 937.16] Linfield? +[937.24 --> 937.72] Linfield, yeah. +[937.72 --> 938.36] Linfield, yeah. +[938.36 --> 938.78] Linfield. +[939.00 --> 943.96] So Linfield was architecturally the same as Bloomfield, which was the high-end socket +[943.96 --> 945.38] 1366 platform. +[946.62 --> 950.00] I think it would be fair to say that Sandy Bridge popularized that, though. +[950.56 --> 950.96] Yeah? +[951.28 --> 952.94] So that was a big difference for you? +[953.10 --> 953.74] I think so. +[954.18 --> 954.62] Interesting. +[954.68 --> 958.38] I found on forums and discussing with my friends and all this kind of stuff, people +[958.38 --> 962.16] understood it a lot more when Sandy Bridge came around, and they changed the number +[962.16 --> 962.88] schemes of things. +[963.00 --> 963.02] Interesting. +[963.02 --> 966.48] It was easier to understand, like, i5, i7. +[966.92 --> 967.36] Really? +[968.18 --> 972.34] 2600K, 2500K, K, non-K, all of that kind of stuff. +[972.34 --> 972.70] We're taking this to a straw poll. +[972.80 --> 975.14] We're taking this to a straw poll because I want to know... +[975.14 --> 976.46] It could be my little bubble. +[976.64 --> 977.14] I don't know. +[977.20 --> 978.00] I want to know. +[978.76 --> 979.04] Okay. +[979.46 --> 983.08] So there's a couple of angles to this, but I'll get into it. +[983.86 --> 984.08] Okay. +[984.66 --> 986.00] Core iX. +[986.00 --> 990.90] More or less confusing than before. +[991.02 --> 996.54] And to be clear, if you want to understand the entire stack, it might even be slightly +[996.54 --> 997.24] more confusing. +[997.66 --> 1000.64] But if you're like, is this one better or worse? +[1001.30 --> 1001.70] Brr. +[1002.20 --> 1003.82] It's kind of easy. +[1003.88 --> 1004.28] Okay, guys. +[1004.32 --> 1005.00] Hit that straw poll. +[1005.08 --> 1006.08] I've got that in the Twitch chat. +[1006.12 --> 1006.68] Hit the straw poll. +[1006.78 --> 1007.10] So, okay. +[1007.28 --> 1008.44] So here's the problem. +[1008.44 --> 1016.90] Within a generation and within a product family, remembering that laptop product family is not +[1016.90 --> 1023.76] the same as desktop product family and not the same as enterprise product family, then +[1023.76 --> 1031.14] I can see Core i3, Core i5, Core i7 being simpler to understand. +[1031.96 --> 1035.04] However, from generation to generation, I would argue... +[1035.04 --> 1035.90] Oh, and it got way worse. +[1036.00 --> 1039.16] I'm just saying with that generation, I brought people into understanding. +[1039.52 --> 1039.72] Yeah. +[1039.76 --> 1042.36] And I feel like a lot of people held on after that. +[1042.62 --> 1043.88] But yes, it got messy. +[1044.08 --> 1044.98] It was really confusing. +[1045.38 --> 1051.24] I mean, nowadays, you'll see posts on Craigslist where people are just saying Core i7 PC. +[1052.14 --> 1052.42] Yeah. +[1052.42 --> 1053.84] You know, $300 or whatever. +[1053.94 --> 1054.22] That's terrible. +[1054.22 --> 1054.90] You just kind of go... +[1054.90 --> 1055.88] But we're way beyond. +[1056.02 --> 1057.86] We're not in Sandy Bridge generation anymore. +[1057.94 --> 1058.28] Okay. +[1059.24 --> 1059.72] Okay. +[1059.94 --> 1060.38] All right. +[1060.40 --> 1063.62] And now I think understanding has gone up as a whole. +[1064.10 --> 1066.60] So you see that and you go, I know that's BS. +[1067.06 --> 1068.30] And then you look into it. +[1068.52 --> 1069.50] I think the understand... +[1069.50 --> 1070.38] And I know people are... +[1070.38 --> 1071.02] Wow! +[1071.46 --> 1073.16] This is like 50-50. +[1073.86 --> 1078.38] I don't remember the last time I saw our community this evenly split. +[1079.68 --> 1080.80] That's crazy. +[1080.80 --> 1081.00] Is he? +[1082.56 --> 1088.60] I think Sandy Bridge brought the understanding of the entire industry as a community up. +[1089.94 --> 1091.60] And I think people held on. +[1092.02 --> 1095.00] This is people saying, is it confusing in general now? +[1095.00 --> 1096.48] Well, it's confusing now for sure. +[1096.50 --> 1097.16] And it's a mess now. +[1097.16 --> 1097.26] Yeah. +[1097.26 --> 1097.78] Absolutely. +[1099.64 --> 1103.78] But I think the knowledge base as a community has gone up. +[1103.84 --> 1104.08] Okay. +[1104.08 --> 1110.62] And you can argue like, oh, well, I was on overclocked.net back in 2003. +[1111.00 --> 1112.72] And we understood way more back then. +[1113.42 --> 1113.84] Sure. +[1114.02 --> 1114.20] Yeah. +[1114.30 --> 1114.74] Definitely. +[1115.00 --> 1118.24] OCN is not a good sample to pick from though. +[1118.34 --> 1118.58] Yeah. +[1118.76 --> 1119.62] Because you're all hardcore. +[1119.70 --> 1123.00] You guys are not representative of the general population. +[1123.24 --> 1123.94] All the forum dudes. +[1124.52 --> 1124.80] Yeah. +[1125.40 --> 1126.48] Probably knew what was going on. +[1126.56 --> 1126.72] Yeah. +[1126.80 --> 1127.74] That's not who I'm talking about. +[1127.84 --> 1128.48] I'm going a little bit... +[1128.48 --> 1133.52] I mean forums as in like gaming forums and stuff, not like overclocking computer hardware +[1133.52 --> 1133.90] forums. +[1134.04 --> 1135.44] So this is an interesting point. +[1136.52 --> 1140.36] On a cage in Twitch chat said something kind of insightful. +[1140.86 --> 1142.80] LTT viewers are more technical in general. +[1142.94 --> 1147.06] So if 50% of us see it as more confusing, regular people have no hope. +[1147.14 --> 1147.84] I don't think that's... +[1147.84 --> 1153.02] But what's interesting where I'm going with this is think about it this way. +[1153.02 --> 1157.98] I think regular people who go, yeah, I get it. +[1158.44 --> 1163.86] I3 is less than I5 is less than I7 would actually vote less confusing. +[1164.40 --> 1168.32] Even if they didn't know it, but they were really confused. +[1168.80 --> 1170.26] Or are totally wrong. +[1171.16 --> 1171.52] Right? +[1171.76 --> 1172.20] Definitely. +[1172.46 --> 1172.60] Yeah. +[1173.14 --> 1173.76] So... +[1173.76 --> 1175.92] Which is what I liked about Sandy Bridge. +[1176.10 --> 1176.24] Right. +[1176.36 --> 1177.44] And then they just... +[1177.44 --> 1179.98] Over years of different launches and releases. +[1180.00 --> 1180.26] Okay. +[1180.32 --> 1181.18] So this is interesting. +[1181.18 --> 1185.46] This is a really good point from NFSM 654. +[1186.26 --> 1191.94] With Sandy Bridge, some of the core i5s were dual core with onboard graphics. +[1192.34 --> 1197.12] So this was before Intel standardized on onboard graphics being on everything. +[1197.34 --> 1204.24] Because they were still building the iGPU on the package, but not onto the die yet. +[1204.24 --> 1209.68] So quad core chips didn't have enough room for onboard graphics. +[1210.02 --> 1211.20] And the dual cores did. +[1211.56 --> 1215.88] Meaning that intercompatibility on motherboards was actually quite confusing. +[1215.90 --> 1216.72] There was some wacky-backy stuff. +[1216.90 --> 1217.18] Yeah. +[1217.98 --> 1218.24] So... +[1218.78 --> 1219.92] I still maintain. +[1220.28 --> 1222.44] I think the overall knowledge base of the community went up. +[1222.44 --> 1225.32] And some of that's definitely boiled into... +[1225.32 --> 1225.44] Right. +[1225.44 --> 1225.66] Okay. +[1225.66 --> 1227.82] There was a really weird naming change that just happened. +[1228.00 --> 1228.66] What's going on? +[1228.66 --> 1228.82] Sorry. +[1228.86 --> 1229.62] Did I say Sandy Bridge? +[1229.98 --> 1230.42] Linfield. +[1230.60 --> 1231.04] I'm sorry. +[1231.14 --> 1231.58] Linfield. +[1231.76 --> 1232.16] Linfield. +[1232.56 --> 1234.66] I think a lot of it was what's going on. +[1234.70 --> 1237.26] And people talking about the differences between different processors. +[1237.52 --> 1239.12] And what threads are. +[1239.60 --> 1241.02] And all of this other kind of stuff. +[1241.02 --> 1244.10] And differences between threads and cores. +[1244.20 --> 1247.20] A lot of these conversations started around the Sandy Bridge time. +[1247.38 --> 1250.36] And a lot of people actually cared about processor specs. +[1250.78 --> 1251.00] Right. +[1251.00 --> 1253.96] And now it's kind of a mess. +[1254.92 --> 1257.10] And a lot of people are interested in CPUs. +[1257.10 --> 1261.04] But the more recent interest in CPUs has been, hey, there's competition now. +[1262.12 --> 1262.94] What's better? +[1263.16 --> 1264.36] Explain to me what's better. +[1264.46 --> 1265.54] And that's because AMD showed up. +[1265.54 --> 1266.24] Or hey, I like AMD. +[1267.90 --> 1269.86] I finally have something to upgrade to. +[1270.24 --> 1270.44] Woo! +[1272.02 --> 1273.92] Apparently the cameras. +[1274.18 --> 1275.86] I'm not necessarily saying that it was a good thing. +[1276.24 --> 1276.60] I'm not saying. +[1276.98 --> 1278.20] I'm just saying that the. +[1278.64 --> 1281.06] I think the knowledge base as a whole increased at that time. +[1281.10 --> 1281.24] Right. +[1281.34 --> 1282.08] And I like that. +[1283.76 --> 1284.40] All right. +[1284.96 --> 1286.08] Let's move on to. +[1286.08 --> 1286.62] The tilt is back. +[1286.76 --> 1287.20] I don't know. +[1287.26 --> 1287.76] I don't care anymore. +[1288.36 --> 1290.70] Let's move on to the Galaxy S9. +[1290.70 --> 1297.70] So this was posted in the forum by D13H4RD2LIVE. +[1298.88 --> 1300.38] Die hard to live. +[1300.38 --> 1303.68] In the very worst LeetSpeak of all. +[1305.28 --> 1306.66] And there's no spaces. +[1307.28 --> 1307.50] Yeah. +[1308.34 --> 1309.08] But anyway. +[1309.08 --> 1316.42] Did you notice that Edward the weeb had your, like, cat ear, long purple hair photo thing? +[1316.54 --> 1317.76] That was his avatar? +[1318.28 --> 1318.42] No. +[1318.72 --> 1319.50] No, I did not. +[1319.50 --> 1319.90] It was. +[1320.10 --> 1320.60] All right. +[1320.72 --> 1324.02] So the original article here is from TechCrunch.com. +[1324.66 --> 1325.30] With the Galaxy. +[1325.30 --> 1329.46] Their headline is, with the Galaxy S9, Samsung put the fingerprint sensor where it belongs. +[1329.52 --> 1333.34] And I guess that's probably the headline because there isn't a whole lot else to say about it. +[1333.34 --> 1336.74] I actually missed my briefing today that I was supposed to attend. +[1337.06 --> 1337.92] Oh, no. +[1338.18 --> 1339.38] I still don't have a device. +[1339.54 --> 1341.90] How will we know what its specs and stuff are? +[1341.94 --> 1348.02] But fortunately, sort of news flash for the Canadian PR team. +[1348.02 --> 1350.28] The rest of the world is a thing. +[1350.86 --> 1352.32] And the internet is a thing. +[1352.32 --> 1352.44] Wow. +[1352.54 --> 1353.02] The internet. +[1353.42 --> 1353.90] Whoa. +[1354.12 --> 1358.38] And so I can just read about this stuff on other publications' websites. +[1358.48 --> 1359.28] That's amazing. +[1359.56 --> 1363.76] Where they already know this stuff because they already had their briefings, like, a week ago. +[1363.76 --> 1366.50] Not that I'm salty or upset or anything. +[1366.88 --> 1374.88] It's just that it's, like, being in Canada is, like, a big dick slap sometimes. +[1377.00 --> 1378.90] You don't matter as much. +[1379.34 --> 1379.70] Yeah. +[1380.06 --> 1385.48] Your population is literally one-tenth of the U.S., less than the state of California. +[1386.34 --> 1387.18] You know what? +[1387.26 --> 1388.20] We don't give a spit. +[1389.62 --> 1393.34] Anyway, it's got the best DxOMark rating ever. +[1393.76 --> 1394.38] Of 99. +[1394.92 --> 1399.06] Though it should be noted that the Pixel 2 is at 98. +[1399.46 --> 1401.26] And the iPhone 10 is at 97. +[1401.74 --> 1403.88] So we really are splitting hairs at this point. +[1404.42 --> 1409.04] Looks pretty similar to last gen, but better camera, as I just mentioned. +[1409.48 --> 1412.52] Snapdragon 845 in the U.S. and China. +[1412.96 --> 1415.30] And then Exynos, whatever the crap it is. +[1415.64 --> 1418.24] Something 9, something, something elsewhere. +[1418.72 --> 1421.32] They moved the fingerprint sensor to a more usable spot. +[1421.36 --> 1422.12] I think I already said that. +[1422.12 --> 1423.92] They're going to have Animojis. +[1430.12 --> 1433.08] Though, to be clear, they're not normal emojis like Apple's. +[1433.10 --> 1435.58] They're more like Wii Mii's or Bitmoji. +[1436.08 --> 1437.86] Do you remember Mii's on the Nintendo Wii? +[1439.58 --> 1440.14] Well, I don't know. +[1440.22 --> 1441.68] Probably the biggest Nintendo fanboy you know, man. +[1441.68 --> 1442.68] Did they have it on the Wii U? +[1443.10 --> 1443.32] Yeah. +[1443.74 --> 1444.72] Wait, did you have a Wii? +[1444.88 --> 1445.34] You had a Wii. +[1445.48 --> 1445.66] Yeah. +[1445.66 --> 1446.64] Yeah, okay, never mind. +[1447.08 --> 1449.38] I play more Wii now than I did when it launched. +[1449.84 --> 1451.10] It's still great, actually. +[1451.46 --> 1453.04] I only play Wii Sports. +[1454.02 --> 1454.18] Yeah. +[1454.34 --> 1456.18] My son loves Wii Sports. +[1456.58 --> 1457.58] Wii Sports is amazing! +[1457.58 --> 1465.64] I actually, I interrupt this very compelling news about the Samsung Galaxy S9 to bring you a personal confession. +[1466.26 --> 1468.48] Something that is actually really hard for me to talk about. +[1468.64 --> 1470.74] It's actually related to the Nintendo Wii. +[1470.74 --> 1476.88] So, as some of you probably know, my son is about five and, uh... +[1476.88 --> 1478.04] Wow, he's almost six! +[1478.14 --> 1478.62] Holy crap. +[1478.62 --> 1479.76] Wait, did he beat you at something? +[1479.96 --> 1480.34] Shut up. +[1480.50 --> 1482.00] Okay, let me just... +[1482.00 --> 1483.72] I need to ease myself into this. +[1483.92 --> 1484.14] Okay? +[1484.90 --> 1488.38] So, my son is almost six and... +[1489.74 --> 1492.52] Could you maybe enjoy this a little less? +[1494.04 --> 1495.10] I'm so excited. +[1495.22 --> 1495.80] Sorry, continue. +[1495.80 --> 1500.06] My son is almost six... +[1500.06 --> 1501.54] Shut up! +[1501.72 --> 1502.48] Just keep going. +[1502.52 --> 1503.32] Just chill out. +[1503.56 --> 1504.32] I believe in you. +[1505.16 --> 1510.16] So, my son is almost six and, um, he's been playing Wii. +[1510.34 --> 1513.12] We actually created a Wii for him when he was, like, three and a half. +[1513.20 --> 1517.40] I was, like, trying to see if, like, the stick waggling was simple enough that he could do it. +[1517.40 --> 1517.88] It wasn't. +[1517.90 --> 1518.20] He wasn't. +[1518.22 --> 1518.90] He wasn't ready yet. +[1519.00 --> 1525.34] But over probably the last year or so, he's gotten to the point where he actually uses the Wii. +[1525.80 --> 1530.90] More than the Vive, which is depressing for a whole other set of reasons. +[1531.12 --> 1531.14] Yeah. +[1531.94 --> 1541.14] But he's gotten to the point where he's played enough Wii sports that, first, like, he was, like, a pro in Wii tennis. +[1541.52 --> 1541.74] Right? +[1541.96 --> 1546.16] You know how you can play against the computer and you get over a thousand skill level and you're a pro? +[1546.28 --> 1546.90] At tennis? +[1547.46 --> 1548.20] In the tennis one. +[1548.72 --> 1550.06] Oh, the tennis one's pretty easy. +[1550.06 --> 1557.70] Um, and, but he got to the point where he was not just a pro, but he had a skill level of, like, 1650 or something, which was more than mine. +[1557.78 --> 1559.08] Mine was 1400 and something. +[1559.40 --> 1564.60] But the reason that my skill level wasn't very high was I never played single player. +[1564.80 --> 1568.98] I would always play against my wife or, like, um, my sister-in-law. +[1568.98 --> 1573.88] Because the last time I used the Wii was when I still lived with my wife's parents. +[1574.76 --> 1579.52] So it was, like, the family console and we'd, like, tool around on Sunday night playing Wii sports or whatever. +[1579.68 --> 1579.92] Yeah, yeah. +[1580.02 --> 1580.26] Okay. +[1580.66 --> 1583.64] So, so I was quite a bit better than my skill level would indicate. +[1583.84 --> 1587.80] So he would, like, he would go all, like, five-year-old kind of sulky. +[1587.80 --> 1591.68] He would say, my skill level's higher, but you still beat me. +[1592.30 --> 1597.70] Like, without, without even using, like, the cheap return whenever you miss a power smash. +[1597.90 --> 1604.44] There's a cheap return that if you time, it's not even that hard to time, but it's ungettable on both the forehand and the backhand if they don't manage to power serve. +[1605.26 --> 1609.44] Um, and so I would beat him, like, without even using that. +[1610.98 --> 1614.52] Then, and he'd complain, he'd be whining about it. +[1614.52 --> 1619.08] Then, like, a couple months later, I'm playing against him, and he takes a set. +[1619.60 --> 1622.46] And I'm just, like, ah, okay. +[1623.00 --> 1624.38] Like, I wasn't really paying attention. +[1624.50 --> 1627.42] I was holding the baby in the other hand, and I was, like, ah, shoot. +[1627.90 --> 1628.36] Well, okay. +[1628.94 --> 1630.34] Um, darling, can you get down? +[1630.48 --> 1632.60] I gotta, I gotta beat your brother at Wii tennis. +[1633.08 --> 1635.32] Um, then he takes another set. +[1636.08 --> 1637.92] And I go, what? +[1639.06 --> 1641.68] So I'm, like, okay, full-on cheap mode now. +[1642.08 --> 1643.90] So I'm, I'm doing cheap returns. +[1643.90 --> 1645.08] Like, ungettable returns. +[1645.38 --> 1647.18] I'm power serving everything to him. +[1648.10 --> 1649.00] And I win it. +[1649.48 --> 1649.88] Okay. +[1649.98 --> 1651.82] So I take, I take three sets in a row. +[1651.88 --> 1653.60] And he's, like, oh, I almost beat you. +[1654.54 --> 1659.12] Literally, like, two weeks later, he, he sweeps me. +[1659.86 --> 1662.86] And I'm, like, is this petty? +[1663.48 --> 1664.14] You know what? +[1664.16 --> 1664.56] I don't care. +[1664.70 --> 1665.10] Rematch. +[1665.72 --> 1666.68] I ask for a rematch. +[1666.68 --> 1670.42] I ask my five-year-old son for a rematch. +[1670.42 --> 1674.06] He beats me again. +[1674.40 --> 1675.20] Three straight. +[1675.98 --> 1677.38] Three straight again. +[1677.38 --> 1686.64] I don't even feel bad about him kicking my ass at Wii boxing. +[1686.96 --> 1691.18] Because Wii boxing is, quite frankly, just who can flail the best. +[1691.36 --> 1694.54] And I'll, like, I'll play against him and I'll, like, try and time punches. +[1694.70 --> 1697.32] And it's just, like, come on! +[1697.40 --> 1698.48] It's better to flail. +[1698.62 --> 1699.84] Like, it's actually better to flail. +[1699.90 --> 1700.58] And it's so funny. +[1700.66 --> 1702.98] The way he plays it is so funny. +[1702.98 --> 1705.32] I have a video of him doing this that I'm saving for his wedding. +[1706.22 --> 1711.04] But instead of just, like, going like this, he gets his whole body going. +[1711.42 --> 1712.98] And it's just, like... +[1712.98 --> 1721.84] So the kid, the kid will, like, he'll come out of playing a couple games of Wii boxing, like, drenched. +[1722.18 --> 1723.60] And I'm, like, wow, this is great. +[1723.60 --> 1728.64] Because the whole idea behind the Wii was that it was more physical. +[1728.88 --> 1729.24] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1729.32 --> 1734.94] Until, like, jackasses like me figured out that they could play Twilight Princess like this. +[1735.12 --> 1735.32] Yeah. +[1737.66 --> 1738.26] You know? +[1738.94 --> 1742.84] And, like, yeah, I'm still joystick waggling or whatever, but I'm not moving. +[1743.04 --> 1743.68] Yeah, yeah. +[1745.06 --> 1747.80] So I can still kick his butt at golf. +[1748.54 --> 1750.20] I can still crush him at bowling. +[1750.26 --> 1751.80] I actually almost got a perfect game. +[1751.80 --> 1752.62] Ooh. +[1752.90 --> 1757.10] I missed one pin on the first one, which made me feel a lot better. +[1757.58 --> 1760.92] Then all strikes through to the end, and then I missed one pin on the end. +[1760.98 --> 1763.26] So I'm actually really glad I missed that one pin at the beginning, +[1763.34 --> 1766.56] because otherwise that one at the end would have destroyed me as a person. +[1768.04 --> 1769.44] Yeah, Wii U Sports Club. +[1770.00 --> 1771.50] Oh, is there a Wii U one? +[1771.70 --> 1771.90] Yeah. +[1771.96 --> 1772.58] Oh, okay, cool. +[1773.02 --> 1773.90] Maybe I should get a Wii U. +[1774.50 --> 1775.48] It's probably cheap. +[1775.94 --> 1776.30] Yeah. +[1777.62 --> 1779.48] And then what's the last game? +[1779.48 --> 1782.64] Oh, the baseball on the Wii is just stupid. +[1783.44 --> 1788.30] Like, yeah, he beat me at baseball, but, like, baseball is just a matter of, like, who luckily +[1788.30 --> 1793.52] connects with a pitch, because as soon as a human is pitching, you could just throw all +[1793.52 --> 1795.26] the cheapest garbage, and it's, like, unhittable. +[1795.42 --> 1797.00] Do you have the improved sensors? +[1797.22 --> 1797.72] I don't. +[1798.06 --> 1798.44] Oh, okay. +[1798.44 --> 1801.74] I don't think Wii Sports is Wii Motion Plus compatible, though, so I don't think it matters. +[1802.42 --> 1802.54] Yeah. +[1802.54 --> 1808.66] The Wii U controllers have it built in, and they're the same size as the default controllers. +[1808.84 --> 1809.16] Oh, okay. +[1809.16 --> 1809.96] Which is kind of nice. +[1810.16 --> 1810.36] Cool. +[1810.90 --> 1815.50] And I believe all Wii U games work with it, because it's the default controller. +[1815.64 --> 1815.84] Yeah. +[1816.00 --> 1816.26] Okay. +[1816.26 --> 1821.08] Well, maybe I'll get a Wii U at some point, but anyway, that was my confession. +[1821.48 --> 1822.58] It actually happened. +[1823.04 --> 1824.84] I was actually trying. +[1824.96 --> 1825.18] Already. +[1825.18 --> 1825.86] Not just trying. +[1826.00 --> 1826.28] Already. +[1826.40 --> 1829.96] Like, I was hitting cheap shots that I knew he didn't know about. +[1830.26 --> 1835.98] This is like playing, like, NHLPA 94 and doing wraparounds on the bottom. +[1836.08 --> 1836.70] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1836.78 --> 1838.42] When someone else doesn't know about it. +[1838.50 --> 1839.38] Like, that is... +[1839.38 --> 1840.14] To be fair... +[1840.14 --> 1841.32] That's how I was playing. +[1841.44 --> 1844.12] Wraparounds are pretty easy to, like, pick up on if someone's doing it to you. +[1844.12 --> 1844.60] Yeah. +[1844.72 --> 1845.08] But, yeah. +[1846.14 --> 1846.96] Dude, man. +[1847.14 --> 1847.92] Like, I... +[1847.92 --> 1849.72] That's pretty rough. +[1849.92 --> 1850.30] Yeah. +[1851.18 --> 1857.20] What is the number one game that would hurt for him to be better than you at? +[1857.86 --> 1860.30] You know, I'm not really that good at anything. +[1861.80 --> 1866.00] Like, there's games where I just really wouldn't expect him to ever be better than me. +[1866.14 --> 1868.20] Like, I don't think he'll ever be better at a side-scroller. +[1868.50 --> 1868.64] Yeah. +[1868.66 --> 1870.18] Just because that genre is not really popular. +[1870.52 --> 1872.46] Like, modern side-scrollers, what, like, Trine? +[1872.90 --> 1874.40] Like, that's not a... +[1874.40 --> 1875.28] Yeah, not so much. +[1875.36 --> 1875.92] Like, I... +[1875.92 --> 1878.66] There's some, like, really niche, like, ultra-hardcore... +[1878.66 --> 1882.58] Yeah, like, you could argue the Super Meat Boy is a modern-ish side-scroller. +[1882.70 --> 1884.24] But even that's, like, years old. +[1884.24 --> 1886.00] And, like, it's a dying... +[1886.00 --> 1886.32] It's... +[1886.32 --> 1887.32] It was like a... +[1887.32 --> 1887.48] Yeah. +[1887.60 --> 1888.66] It was like the... +[1888.66 --> 1891.58] You, like, press down on the chest of the corpse, and it's like... +[1891.58 --> 1893.54] Like, it's not breathing anymore. +[1893.70 --> 1894.24] It's just... +[1894.24 --> 1895.98] Like, a last... +[1895.98 --> 1897.58] Last gasp, so to speak. +[1899.10 --> 1900.00] Cuphead doesn't... +[1900.00 --> 1900.30] No. +[1900.30 --> 1901.06] Like, I... +[1901.06 --> 1901.88] So, yeah, I wouldn't... +[1901.88 --> 1903.08] Yeah, Cuphead's not... +[1903.08 --> 1903.70] That's not... +[1903.70 --> 1905.44] It's not Super Mario World. +[1905.60 --> 1905.82] Yeah. +[1905.90 --> 1906.22] It's... +[1906.22 --> 1907.54] It's more advanced than that. +[1907.62 --> 1908.06] There's more... +[1908.06 --> 1909.28] There's a lot more to it. +[1909.54 --> 1909.56] Yeah. +[1909.56 --> 1911.68] So, if he were to beat me... +[1911.68 --> 1916.98] Like, if he were to be better than me at, like, Super Mario World, I'd feel pretty devastated. +[1917.30 --> 1918.82] But I don't expect that to happen. +[1918.94 --> 1919.90] It would be kind of like... +[1919.90 --> 1923.74] It would be kind of like me being better at shuffleboard than my grandparents. +[1923.74 --> 1928.62] Like, yeah, if I put enough time into it, I could probably do it, but I wouldn't care. +[1928.86 --> 1929.66] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1929.66 --> 1929.96] Yeah, yeah. +[1930.08 --> 1931.60] Like, I'd be concerned about him. +[1932.02 --> 1935.10] If you care that much about old games. +[1935.94 --> 1936.64] I hear you. +[1936.86 --> 1937.46] So... +[1937.46 --> 1938.24] Badminton. +[1939.22 --> 1939.66] No. +[1939.92 --> 1942.40] I fully expect him to be better at me than... +[1942.40 --> 1943.28] Better than me at badminton. +[1943.38 --> 1943.94] Because he's starting really early. +[1943.96 --> 1945.28] I am planning to be... +[1945.28 --> 1946.28] When do you think that'll happen? +[1946.36 --> 1951.18] I'm going to be paying, like, $75 an hour for badminton coaching for him within the next few months. +[1951.18 --> 1951.78] Oh. +[1952.14 --> 1953.22] Like, he is going to... +[1953.22 --> 1953.90] You're going prodigy level. +[1953.98 --> 1958.52] He's going to the best badminton facility in Canada. +[1959.04 --> 1959.22] Oh. +[1959.32 --> 1960.34] He is going to be... +[1960.34 --> 1961.20] It's here, actually. +[1961.38 --> 1961.50] Oh. +[1961.68 --> 1962.04] Arguably. +[1962.52 --> 1964.52] There's been more national-level players. +[1964.52 --> 1965.04] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1965.14 --> 1968.06] But other places have done well, too. +[1968.24 --> 1969.56] They've had good products as well. +[1970.24 --> 1974.94] And then, if he's good enough, I would happily pay for him to train overseas if it comes to that. +[1975.36 --> 1979.96] So, as far as I'm concerned, if he is not beating me at badminton by the time he's about 11 or 12, +[1979.96 --> 1981.38] then we need to reevaluate. +[1982.50 --> 1983.48] Because I'm not that good. +[1984.48 --> 1984.84] So... +[1984.84 --> 1986.50] He's into it, yeah? +[1986.82 --> 1987.40] He likes it. +[1987.48 --> 1987.84] Yeah, yeah. +[1987.86 --> 1988.64] Because you've already brought him. +[1988.64 --> 1990.56] No, he's already playing a couple times a week. +[1990.66 --> 1990.68] I wanted to make sure... +[1990.68 --> 1991.28] I knew that. +[1991.36 --> 1996.78] I wanted to get that out of you so the Twitch chat knows that you're not just being with, like, that kind of dad. +[1996.98 --> 1997.12] Yeah. +[1997.20 --> 1998.50] He's already playing a couple times a week. +[1998.56 --> 1999.22] He likes it. +[1999.42 --> 1999.58] Yeah. +[1999.58 --> 2002.16] I also fully expect him to be better at martial arts than me. +[2002.34 --> 2006.58] Although, by the time he gets, like, a... +[2006.58 --> 2007.90] Oh, shoot. +[2007.96 --> 2010.62] This is going to happen sooner than I had sort of thought about. +[2010.72 --> 2014.54] But by the time he hits, like, 9 or 10 and he hits sort of, like, red-brown belt, +[2014.64 --> 2018.14] I'm probably going to have to try and get back into it so I don't get past too quickly there. +[2018.28 --> 2019.04] But, yeah. +[2019.16 --> 2021.62] I fully expect him to be better than me at everything. +[2021.74 --> 2023.02] If he's not, then I've failed as a parent. +[2023.08 --> 2023.72] Because that's your job. +[2024.70 --> 2026.38] Can I be, like, a boss along the way? +[2027.10 --> 2027.72] A boss? +[2027.96 --> 2028.22] Yeah. +[2028.88 --> 2032.72] I think he's probably going to be quite a bit smaller than you forever. +[2034.22 --> 2035.24] Have you seen his mother? +[2035.44 --> 2036.32] But he'll be more skilled. +[2036.60 --> 2037.30] He'll be more skilled. +[2037.30 --> 2041.00] He'll be, like, the light character that you choose on the fighter screen. +[2041.02 --> 2049.62] The funny thing about that is there's a reason that, like, the UFC doesn't have heavyweights fight lightweights. +[2050.46 --> 2050.56] Okay. +[2050.56 --> 2053.66] Chun-Li wouldn't actually stand a chance against Blanca. +[2054.48 --> 2058.08] But the little dude that teaches me jiu-jitsu can kick my butt. +[2059.28 --> 2060.26] So that's a thing. +[2060.56 --> 2060.90] Okay. +[2061.52 --> 2062.22] Eventually I'll get there. +[2062.22 --> 2066.90] With that said, if you weren't jiu-jitsu-ing and you just went for a football tackle, +[2067.46 --> 2069.40] does that still go down that way? +[2069.52 --> 2070.18] Probably not. +[2071.04 --> 2072.30] He's a very nice guy. +[2072.60 --> 2072.74] Okay. +[2074.80 --> 2078.44] So within the constraints of the sport, you get your butt kicked. +[2078.44 --> 2078.84] Yeah. +[2078.84 --> 2087.52] But speaking of within the constraints of Wancho, sponsor spots. +[2089.22 --> 2091.14] Let's start with Synergy 2. +[2091.62 --> 2099.82] If you have two computers or more and you have one desk, Synergy 2 is the way to go. +[2099.82 --> 2106.48] It's a software-based mouse and keyboard sharing solution that works on Windows, Mac, and Linux computers. +[2106.70 --> 2108.14] Is that out on Floatplane yet? +[2108.16 --> 2110.64] Because that is a sick video. +[2110.76 --> 2111.62] Do you know about this yet? +[2111.88 --> 2112.26] No. +[2112.26 --> 2114.98] We did a showcase piece for Synergy. +[2115.76 --> 2121.22] And we were kind of sitting around going like, okay, how do we do this? +[2121.64 --> 2121.90] Yeah. +[2122.14 --> 2124.06] There is an export for this. +[2124.12 --> 2124.86] I'm just going to pull it up. +[2124.90 --> 2126.80] I don't think it's actually live on Floatplane yet. +[2127.12 --> 2129.26] But I'm going to pull this up because it's really cool. +[2129.34 --> 2130.48] I just want to show the demo here. +[2130.98 --> 2138.20] But we were sitting around going, you know, how do we do a video for Synergy 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2460.40] This is interesting. +[2460.40 --> 2462.40] So the original article here is from Anantek. +[2462.46 --> 2468.02] I was just browsing through, and I don't really know how this wasn't bigger news. +[2468.58 --> 2472.28] I mean, Anantek called it awkward first results. +[2472.38 --> 2473.42] That's one way of putting it. +[2473.42 --> 2480.76] But in a nutshell, it'll be either Exynos 9810 or Snapdragon 845. +[2481.30 --> 2488.72] And if we go down, what's the final clock speed that they'll use? +[2488.86 --> 2489.64] Blah, blah, blah. +[2489.84 --> 2490.80] Blah, blah, blah, blah. +[2491.40 --> 2491.92] Active. +[2492.24 --> 2492.92] Blah, blah, blah. +[2493.20 --> 2493.96] Memory latency. +[2495.14 --> 2496.00] Et cetera, et cetera. +[2497.14 --> 2497.54] Okay. +[2498.74 --> 2499.92] Big little design. +[2500.12 --> 2500.82] Here we go. +[2500.92 --> 2501.60] Here we go. +[2501.60 --> 2502.06] Ooh. +[2502.06 --> 2502.42] Ooh. +[2503.34 --> 2505.98] So Geekbench 4 single core performance. +[2506.84 --> 2514.22] Snapdragon 845 got absolutely crushed by the 9810. +[2515.16 --> 2516.68] How very interesting. +[2519.16 --> 2521.22] Last generation, et cetera, et cetera. +[2521.54 --> 2521.72] Okay. +[2521.96 --> 2522.42] Again. +[2522.80 --> 2523.20] Oh, wait. +[2523.28 --> 2524.58] That's still Geekbench 4. +[2524.72 --> 2525.38] That splits it out. +[2525.48 --> 2527.08] PCMark work 2.0. +[2527.08 --> 2532.40] So the 9810 does not crush the Snapdragon 845 here. +[2533.30 --> 2533.86] Where is it? +[2533.92 --> 2534.04] Yep. +[2534.20 --> 2534.48] There. +[2534.70 --> 2536.36] Snapdragon 845 is right up on the top. +[2536.50 --> 2537.08] But basically... +[2537.80 --> 2538.12] Oh. +[2538.24 --> 2538.88] Thank you for that. +[2540.20 --> 2540.58] Okay. +[2540.78 --> 2542.36] What seems very clear is something's wrong. +[2542.36 --> 2543.94] Oh, no. +[2544.84 --> 2545.24] Oh. +[2546.14 --> 2548.08] Luke was plugging in my power. +[2548.36 --> 2549.72] Did I actually not make it? +[2549.88 --> 2551.20] Almost got it. +[2551.38 --> 2552.40] By like milliseconds? +[2552.68 --> 2553.98] Almost got it. +[2554.22 --> 2555.14] Oh, man. +[2555.72 --> 2556.72] Oh, that was great. +[2557.50 --> 2557.70] Oh. +[2557.70 --> 2558.04] But... +[2558.04 --> 2558.78] No, it's fine. +[2558.82 --> 2559.32] They can't see it. +[2560.76 --> 2561.12] Okay. +[2563.58 --> 2564.46] Oh, man. +[2564.60 --> 2564.80] Okay. +[2564.92 --> 2566.94] So clearly there's something kind of wrong. +[2567.48 --> 2570.18] And basically the writer checked in with Samsung. +[2570.52 --> 2571.18] Here we go. +[2572.22 --> 2573.84] I did get confirmation. +[2574.62 --> 2574.82] Okay. +[2574.86 --> 2575.24] Here we go. +[2575.90 --> 2582.10] Samsung spokesman confirmed that the demo unit was running special firmware for Mobile World Conference. +[2582.44 --> 2583.86] So these results... +[2583.86 --> 2586.48] Because you can clearly see they're totally bunged up. +[2586.48 --> 2594.88] Because the PCMark score has the Exynos 9810 getting creamed by even the last generation Exynos. +[2594.98 --> 2595.20] Yeah. +[2596.20 --> 2597.56] Last generation Snapdragon. +[2598.24 --> 2600.36] And, of course, current generation Snapdragon. +[2600.64 --> 2602.72] So clearly something's wrong here. +[2603.38 --> 2607.70] So confirmation that the demo units were running a special firmware and they might not be optimized. +[2609.40 --> 2613.64] He's having a hard time believing they would so drastically limit the performance of the device for show units. +[2613.86 --> 2615.60] Honestly, I don't find that that hard to believe. +[2615.60 --> 2621.14] All kinds of games get played with phone firmware for shows and even for reviewers. +[2621.74 --> 2622.44] But check this out. +[2623.10 --> 2631.76] Did get confirmation that Samsung is planning to tune down the Exynos variant to match Snapdragon performance. +[2633.68 --> 2634.28] Wow. +[2634.28 --> 2637.54] So I'm actually not sure how that wasn't bigger news. +[2637.54 --> 2642.62] Because I can see a lot of different ways that people can get upset about this. +[2642.62 --> 2646.64] And I can't see a lot of ways where people wouldn't be a little bit upset about this. +[2646.64 --> 2649.26] So the two ways I can see people being upset. +[2649.36 --> 2654.70] Upset number one would be if I got a Snapdragon 845 Galaxy S9. +[2654.98 --> 2656.96] Because there's always controversy there. +[2657.10 --> 2657.20] Yeah. +[2657.20 --> 2659.20] And with Apple, it was even... +[2659.86 --> 2660.58] So what was it? +[2660.62 --> 2664.66] A10 was the first one they did it on where they dual sourced from TSMC and... +[2664.66 --> 2665.98] And then one of them was better than the other. +[2665.98 --> 2666.20] I forget. +[2666.42 --> 2666.52] Yeah. +[2666.56 --> 2671.54] One of them was arguably sometimes better than the other. +[2671.62 --> 2674.22] And it was mostly in terms of battery life where people were getting upset. +[2674.30 --> 2676.60] Because one of them was a little bit more power efficient. +[2676.84 --> 2677.80] But it was close enough. +[2677.90 --> 2679.44] I think it was within 5%. +[2679.44 --> 2685.58] Like it was close enough that you were also playing around with the variations in battery capacity at that point. +[2687.20 --> 2691.70] So I can see people being upset about getting the perceived trashier chip. +[2692.10 --> 2696.18] The other thing I could see people being upset about is if you're in the European or Asian market. +[2696.18 --> 2700.10] And you've got an Exynos 8895. +[2700.52 --> 2701.52] Having it be nerfed. +[2701.88 --> 2703.40] And see, this is probably one of those situations... +[2703.40 --> 2704.38] You're like, yo, what's up, Samsung? +[2704.38 --> 2704.58] Samsung? +[2705.32 --> 2710.78] This is probably one of those situations where Samsung realized that these problems could happen. +[2711.44 --> 2715.66] So they decided to try to quietly make them the same so that people wouldn't argue. +[2716.14 --> 2719.34] Which, you know, from a certain standpoint, I kind of understand. +[2719.58 --> 2721.90] They're like, we just don't want people to freak out. +[2722.64 --> 2724.66] So if we make everything the same, then it's great. +[2724.74 --> 2727.54] But then people are going to freak out because then they should have gotten an advantage. +[2728.10 --> 2728.98] Is this Samsung... +[2728.98 --> 2729.68] There's no way around it. +[2729.68 --> 2737.60] Is this Samsung kind of going, well, you know, the Canadian region probably won't care about this phone... +[2737.60 --> 2740.82] Until such time as it's available through Canadian carriers. +[2741.08 --> 2742.78] So let's just not bother briefing them. +[2743.18 --> 2745.42] Like, is this them going, you know what? +[2746.08 --> 2751.64] You know, outside of the U.S., Americans probably don't read, you know, non-American news outlets. +[2751.64 --> 2754.92] So they're probably not going to, like, look that closely at the Exynos version. +[2754.92 --> 2760.50] So, like, as long as we seed all the U.S. outlets with Snapdragon ones, it should be fine. +[2760.58 --> 2761.00] Like, are they... +[2761.00 --> 2766.66] Is this them going, okay, as long as we keep it contained within a region, then no one will figure this out? +[2766.92 --> 2769.20] And, you know, the mainstream consumer probably wouldn't. +[2769.86 --> 2770.96] Is that what's happening here? +[2773.24 --> 2773.60] Wow. +[2774.24 --> 2775.36] I think... +[2775.36 --> 2781.60] Okay, so I think it's been proven many, many, many times that nerds are going to figure it out. +[2781.98 --> 2782.92] Mainstream consumer, no. +[2783.04 --> 2784.44] Mainstream consumer is not going to care. +[2784.92 --> 2786.36] There's an iterative number. +[2786.72 --> 2790.98] They're going to see it's the S9, and they'll want it if they're getting a new phone for whatever reason. +[2791.30 --> 2791.58] Okay. +[2791.84 --> 2796.80] I've got a lot of people asking this, and we really need to address it. +[2797.86 --> 2803.26] I can't find the first person who asked it, but let's go down to this one. +[2803.86 --> 2804.62] Who was it? +[2805.10 --> 2805.74] Oh, man. +[2807.00 --> 2807.74] Something, something. +[2807.74 --> 2808.46] Okay, whatever. +[2808.58 --> 2810.98] The question is, why... +[2810.98 --> 2811.46] Here we go. +[2812.96 --> 2813.52] Derfuhrer123. +[2813.60 --> 2814.08] Oh, seriously. +[2814.08 --> 2815.14] Why did I read that? +[2816.42 --> 2820.46] Why doesn't Samsung use Exynos in the U.S. and China? +[2821.24 --> 2830.00] And then another person asked, why does Samsung, a designer and fabricator of mobile CPUs... +[2830.00 --> 2830.92] Not use their... +[2830.92 --> 2834.56] Why do they use Qualcomm CPUs in their phones? +[2835.24 --> 2842.34] And the answer is actually a little more interesting than you might at first think. +[2843.34 --> 2846.30] There was a different word I was looking for, and I'm... +[2846.30 --> 2846.76] Complicated? +[2846.76 --> 2849.78] No, it was like delicate, but it wasn't delicate. +[2849.96 --> 2852.88] It was a little more subtle, a little more... +[2854.06 --> 2854.88] Whatever, I forget. +[2855.68 --> 2856.38] So the reason... +[2856.38 --> 2856.90] A very watery junk? +[2856.98 --> 2860.04] I'll say radio compatibility is actually one factor. +[2860.04 --> 2868.16] But Samsung could probably figure out how to support more bands with their chipset if they really... +[2868.16 --> 2868.76] Pretty sure that would be fine. +[2868.76 --> 2869.78] ...wanted to hard enough. +[2872.24 --> 2872.68] Nuanced. +[2872.98 --> 2873.40] Nuanced. +[2873.52 --> 2873.98] Thank you. +[2874.06 --> 2874.42] That's the one. +[2874.42 --> 2875.12] No, that was the chat. +[2875.22 --> 2875.52] Good job, chat. +[2875.52 --> 2876.18] Oh, thank you, chat. +[2876.26 --> 2876.62] Nuanced. +[2876.72 --> 2877.10] I just... +[2877.10 --> 2877.66] I read it in chat. +[2877.70 --> 2878.28] I was like, absolutely. +[2878.28 --> 2880.90] So there are business reasons for doing it. +[2881.08 --> 2895.14] So first of all, within Samsung's different business units, like for example, their fabrication unit that also, as you guys probably know, builds RAM or NAND Flash or even processors for competitors. +[2895.92 --> 2907.20] Within Samsung's different business units, I have it on fairly good authority that Samsung Unit A won't actually get a discount compared to the open market from Samsung Unit B. +[2907.20 --> 2916.84] So if Samsung Mobile wants to buy NAND Flash for their phones for storage, they don't get like a discount compared to if Apple were buying it. +[2917.02 --> 2930.46] It's all down to that business unit, the fabrication business unit, needing to make the best profits they can and negotiating deals based on volume, based on capacity, based on all the things that they would normally do. +[2930.88 --> 2936.44] So there's one reason why Samsung Mobile might not be married to Exynos chips. +[2936.44 --> 2942.56] Reason number two is that building a CPU is really hard. +[2943.44 --> 2944.54] Every time. +[2945.18 --> 2946.42] Look at Snapdragon 810. +[2946.78 --> 2957.76] Even Qualcomm, who has been, other than Apple, basically the undisputed leader for a lot of the last few years, can really screw it up sometimes. +[2957.76 --> 2967.78] So if Samsung were to just say, haha, for our Note and S lineup, we are not going to use your top tier chips. +[2967.78 --> 2971.84] We're going to stop marketing Qualcomm technology being good. +[2972.16 --> 2976.86] We're going to burn this bridge because we can make our own CPUs. +[2976.86 --> 2993.52] If Samsung were to do that and then flub up a generation or two generations of chips, they could put their Galaxy S or Note products at a significant disadvantage compared to the LGs and HTCs of the world. +[2993.70 --> 3000.60] Guys who didn't invest in that fabrication technology but also aren't taking that risk. +[3000.60 --> 3012.34] Samsung is dual sourcing not just to make up fab capacity, which as far as we can tell is why Apple does it, also to play the different fabricators against each other. +[3012.34 --> 3015.80] Oh yeah, that's another reason. +[3015.94 --> 3019.98] So that they can play Samsung's own business unit against external ones. +[3021.54 --> 3022.62] Where was I going with this? +[3023.30 --> 3025.98] Right, so there's also a business reason for dual sourcing. +[3026.06 --> 3030.04] Not just to make up fab capacity but also to hedge your bets. +[3030.72 --> 3036.90] So Samsung has the ability to ramp up and do Exynos in more regions if Qualcomm ships a dud again. +[3036.90 --> 3042.24] But they can also cover for their own dud in the event that Qualcomm's technology is significantly better. +[3042.24 --> 3042.72] Huge one. +[3043.12 --> 3049.76] And Samsung, they can't really, okay, I'm 100% certain they can afford it but I'm going to say in this immediate point in time. +[3049.76 --> 3052.36] Apparently they're also legally required to use their chips in their phones. +[3052.48 --> 3053.72] It's a 25-year-old agreement. +[3054.86 --> 3055.20] Weird. +[3055.52 --> 3056.48] So that's another one. +[3056.92 --> 3063.62] But having another big launch failure would be really bad this close to their phone bombs. +[3063.62 --> 3067.52] Remember too, Samsung could also just use Qualcomm chips in their lower end stuff. +[3067.58 --> 3070.24] It's not like Samsung doesn't have a bazillion models of phones. +[3070.24 --> 3070.72] Yeah. +[3070.88 --> 3074.04] But why they might do it within a single model. +[3074.40 --> 3075.74] There's a lot of reasons. +[3076.00 --> 3079.40] So there's that and then there's all the other stuff that we're talking about as well. +[3081.32 --> 3082.06] All right. +[3082.82 --> 3085.82] Apparently also Qualcomm CDMA patent and licensing. +[3086.28 --> 3089.62] So until CDMA goes away, they'll just basically be forced to. +[3090.08 --> 3093.68] But with all that said, I have an Exynos Galaxy S8. +[3093.72 --> 3096.24] It works fine in the States but it just might not work on all carriers. +[3096.24 --> 3097.28] So it wouldn't work on Sprint. +[3098.66 --> 3099.96] Who else is still CDMA? +[3100.36 --> 3103.04] CDMA will be going away sometime in the next little bit. +[3103.06 --> 3104.50] There can't be that many carriers though. +[3104.72 --> 3105.70] I don't think it's that many. +[3105.84 --> 3107.30] I don't know who uses CDMA still. +[3107.82 --> 3108.56] Who in Canada? +[3110.22 --> 3111.74] Bell did until recently. +[3111.84 --> 3113.04] I don't know if they do anymore. +[3113.12 --> 3114.00] They might be GSM now. +[3115.54 --> 3115.72] Yeah. +[3115.78 --> 3118.00] I don't pay that close attention. +[3118.40 --> 3119.12] So AT&T. +[3119.72 --> 3120.08] Really? +[3120.50 --> 3121.52] They're all still using it? +[3121.58 --> 3124.10] Sprint, Verizon, and US Cellular. +[3124.64 --> 3126.32] I didn't know Verizon was still using CDMA. +[3126.68 --> 3128.12] AT&T and T-Mobile are GSM. +[3130.54 --> 3131.02] Fun. +[3131.38 --> 3132.38] According to Google anyway. +[3133.32 --> 3136.26] And then apparently Bell Mobility in Ontario and Quebec is still CDMA. +[3137.72 --> 3139.00] Tell us is CDMA here. +[3139.46 --> 3139.84] There you go. +[3140.30 --> 3140.72] Interesting. +[3140.96 --> 3143.94] But we don't know necessarily that they're only using it. +[3144.12 --> 3144.30] Yeah. +[3144.30 --> 3146.34] So, yeah. +[3146.78 --> 3153.82] Again, I don't pay that close attention to that stuff because I'm just not that big of a cell phone nerd if I'm going to be honest with you guys. +[3154.56 --> 3155.60] What else do we have for news? +[3155.92 --> 3157.48] Oh, I don't know. +[3157.66 --> 3159.14] I just got dropped out of the dock for no reason. +[3159.62 --> 3160.50] Happens once a show. +[3162.16 --> 3163.24] Really bad timing. +[3163.62 --> 3165.00] I don't know why it does that. +[3165.20 --> 3165.58] Perfect. +[3166.54 --> 3172.56] Celebrite is now advertising they can break the security of iOS 11, including the iPhone 10. +[3172.56 --> 3173.90] For pretty cheap, too. +[3173.90 --> 3175.44] Original article is from Forbes. +[3176.78 --> 3180.00] They do have to have the phone physically in their possession. +[3180.26 --> 3180.46] Yep. +[3180.64 --> 3181.94] So, you'd have to ship it to them. +[3182.28 --> 3186.08] And apparently it can cost as little as $1,500 per unlock. +[3186.44 --> 3186.68] Wow. +[3186.68 --> 3188.66] Their service can determine or disable. +[3189.04 --> 3190.12] Determine or disable. +[3190.26 --> 3191.88] That's a big difference, actually. +[3192.36 --> 3201.64] Because determining if you get someone's phone temporarily when they lost it and you ship it off and get their pin and then get it back and get whatever you want and then be like, oh, my God, I found your phone. +[3202.44 --> 3203.36] Yeah, not great. +[3203.36 --> 3211.70] Yeah, they can determine or disable the pin, pattern, password screen locks, or passcodes on the latest Apple iOS and Google Android devices. +[3212.62 --> 3213.22] Yeah. +[3213.54 --> 3213.88] Brutal. +[3213.88 --> 3225.74] So, we have to take this with a grain of salt because Celebrite's business is breaking security of devices for forensic data analysis. +[3225.74 --> 3229.92] So, you know, they might just be looking for some free press. +[3229.92 --> 3238.20] But it seems like it would be sort of a bad move to put out something that's designed to get you a bunch of free press. +[3238.20 --> 3241.12] And then anytime anyone contacts you about it, you can't actually do it. +[3241.20 --> 3241.38] Yeah. +[3244.74 --> 3246.60] So, they haven't even publicly announced it. +[3246.68 --> 3249.08] But apparently they're advertising the capability to their customers. +[3249.20 --> 3250.30] So, that sounds pretty credible. +[3250.62 --> 3250.78] Yeah. +[3250.78 --> 3257.32] It can determine or disable the pin, the pattern, the password screen locks, or passcodes on the latest devices. +[3257.68 --> 3258.12] Wow. +[3259.12 --> 3259.52] Wow. +[3260.12 --> 3260.64] Wow. +[3261.64 --> 3262.40] Pretty brutal. +[3262.72 --> 3263.78] Not a fan of this, really. +[3263.78 --> 3266.70] That's pretty much it, actually. +[3266.84 --> 3269.64] Is there, like, anything else that happened this week that, like, is super important? +[3271.14 --> 3275.06] We don't have anything else in the dock because James has been busy on a really cool project. +[3275.52 --> 3276.60] Have you even seen this yet? +[3276.72 --> 3276.90] No. +[3276.98 --> 3278.36] Like, you're so out of touch these days. +[3278.60 --> 3278.92] Wow. +[3279.02 --> 3280.56] So, we built, um... +[3280.56 --> 3281.22] Well, James built... +[3281.22 --> 3281.74] You lost to your son. +[3283.04 --> 3283.80] In tennis. +[3286.78 --> 3287.14] Huh. +[3287.90 --> 3288.56] You know what? +[3288.96 --> 3289.58] I'll tell you what. +[3289.66 --> 3290.40] Why don't we play? +[3290.54 --> 3290.98] I'll play you. +[3291.02 --> 3291.44] I'll lose. +[3291.54 --> 3292.06] But I'm down. +[3292.26 --> 3292.58] I'm down. +[3292.70 --> 3293.14] It's always fun. +[3293.26 --> 3293.48] Fine. +[3293.48 --> 3295.22] I'll get wrecked, but it sounds entertaining. +[3295.34 --> 3296.32] Anyway, it's a cool project. +[3296.60 --> 3302.46] So, I was kind of inspired by, um, the tape deck that we have in our house for some reason. +[3303.02 --> 3307.56] And, you know how you used to be you pressed, like, a physical button. +[3307.82 --> 3311.20] Like, a mechanical button to kind of, uh, to switch things. +[3311.36 --> 3311.66] Yeah, yeah. +[3311.76 --> 3313.66] So, I was like, you know what would be really cool? +[3313.90 --> 3320.28] A gaming setup where you've got, like, a tactile button for switching between your different devices. +[3321.70 --> 3322.50] Different devices? +[3322.50 --> 3323.06] Yeah. +[3323.06 --> 3323.08] Yeah. +[3323.74 --> 3327.20] So, because, you know, PC gaming is not the only kind of gaming. +[3327.20 --> 3327.30] Okay. +[3327.50 --> 3328.02] Yeah, I got you. +[3328.06 --> 3329.68] So, James and Anthony collaborated. +[3329.82 --> 3332.38] We didn't actually end up with as cool buttons as I'd hoped. +[3332.60 --> 3335.00] They're, like, vandal-resistant switches, unfortunately. +[3335.00 --> 3340.12] But, but what is cool is that I wanted to work, like, an RGB element into it. +[3340.46 --> 3341.80] So, they built a desk. +[3341.96 --> 3345.84] Not quite scratch built, but, like, used the IKEA desk builder, then modified it quite heavily. +[3346.06 --> 3350.00] That has a bunch of circuitry in the top, including an Arduino. +[3350.00 --> 3351.00] You know. +[3351.00 --> 3354.26] Um, and an HDMI switcher. +[3354.26 --> 3363.96] So, that what you can do is there's three RGB color-coded lights on the front for the three gaming systems that are in shelves. +[3364.08 --> 3364.32] Okay. +[3364.46 --> 3366.46] Working their way down, along, down one side. +[3366.58 --> 3366.72] Yeah. +[3366.72 --> 3369.62] And then when you, so when you press the red one, it does the top. +[3370.08 --> 3375.38] And then the RGB lighting in the drawer illuminates, and the input switches on your monitor. +[3375.54 --> 3377.48] This legit sounds like a sellable thing. +[3377.48 --> 3378.42] So, you're on your PC. +[3378.66 --> 3378.98] Thing. +[3379.48 --> 3381.26] Then, you press the second button. +[3381.62 --> 3384.64] The RGB lighting illuminates matching the button. +[3385.08 --> 3385.72] The middle one. +[3385.92 --> 3387.00] And you switch to your Xbox. +[3387.80 --> 3390.10] Press the third one, you switch to your PlayStation 4 Pro. +[3390.34 --> 3391.08] That's really cool. +[3391.28 --> 3392.00] Pretty cool, right? +[3392.00 --> 3394.04] You guys should figure out how to sell this as a kit. +[3394.04 --> 3396.86] Uh, it's kind of janky still. +[3397.18 --> 3403.00] It would require significant further development to make it ready for prime time. +[3403.20 --> 3404.08] That'd be so cool, though. +[3404.26 --> 3405.78] But, you know, we, okay. +[3406.02 --> 3410.38] So, we know a lot of other guys out there have been doing, like, setups for a while. +[3410.70 --> 3410.86] Yeah. +[3410.92 --> 3414.30] And so, for us, you know, we, we've had some ideas for setups. +[3414.44 --> 3415.88] Like, you saw the projector one, right? +[3416.28 --> 3417.94] With the projector built into the desk. +[3417.96 --> 3418.44] That was very cool. +[3418.44 --> 3418.64] Yeah. +[3418.78 --> 3423.60] So, we've had some ideas for setups, but, like, we really wanted to find a way to make sure that what we're doing is different. +[3423.60 --> 3425.06] From what anyone else is doing. +[3425.58 --> 3430.36] So, that was where the idea of projector built into your desk. +[3430.66 --> 3436.26] Or, like, a physical button to switch inputs between your different gaming systems came from. +[3436.64 --> 3438.00] And I really like it. +[3438.04 --> 3440.06] I think this is something that we're going to continue to do. +[3440.48 --> 3443.82] And, you know, I'd love to see people's ideas if you want to post them on the forum. +[3443.92 --> 3445.52] I am actually fairly active over there. +[3445.70 --> 3445.84] Yeah. +[3445.84 --> 3447.32] I don't post a lot, but I do read a lot. +[3447.54 --> 3447.68] Yeah. +[3448.58 --> 3448.94] Yeah. +[3449.60 --> 3449.96] Yeah. +[3449.96 --> 3451.08] I really, I'm really happy with it. +[3452.94 --> 3453.54] All right. +[3453.60 --> 3455.00] So, I think that's pretty much it. +[3456.62 --> 3457.02] Cool. +[3457.10 --> 3458.90] We have a ton of people. +[3460.24 --> 3460.64] Viewing. +[3461.06 --> 3461.38] No. +[3461.54 --> 3461.74] Yeah. +[3461.78 --> 3462.28] Viewing, too. +[3462.32 --> 3463.58] We've got, like, 6,000 viewers. +[3463.68 --> 3465.26] And then we've got a bunch of people cheering. +[3465.26 --> 3468.26] Oh, this is a new thing. +[3468.84 --> 3469.24] Oh. +[3469.58 --> 3469.84] Yeah. +[3470.08 --> 3473.84] So, it used to just show the top cheer, like, ever. +[3474.16 --> 3474.42] Yeah. +[3474.52 --> 3476.94] Now, it shows the weekly top cheerers. +[3477.10 --> 3479.06] And it, like, totals their cheers. +[3479.38 --> 3485.04] So, like, this dude, I'm a broke dude who's hilariously number one cheerer right now. +[3485.38 --> 3486.68] That's why you're broke. +[3486.92 --> 3487.14] Yeah. +[3487.32 --> 3488.30] Then maybe you stop that. +[3488.70 --> 3493.76] If he talks in chat, if any of these top three talk in chat, they have a little medal next to the name. +[3493.76 --> 3495.02] And his will show a one. +[3495.14 --> 3496.30] His will show a two and be silver. +[3496.44 --> 3497.98] His will show a three and be bronze. +[3498.18 --> 3499.52] And then the one guy's is gold. +[3499.88 --> 3500.34] Got it. +[3500.38 --> 3500.74] Okay. +[3501.44 --> 3501.72] Neat. +[3501.98 --> 3503.16] It's a new thing. +[3503.22 --> 3504.26] Oh, apparently there was Switch. +[3504.28 --> 3504.58] See, there. +[3504.70 --> 3504.86] There. +[3505.00 --> 3505.18] Look. +[3505.54 --> 3506.38] Oh, I'm a broke dude. +[3506.48 --> 3508.48] And it shows one right next to him on a gold medal. +[3508.50 --> 3508.72] Oh. +[3508.88 --> 3509.26] Oh, no. +[3509.30 --> 3510.10] There was other news. +[3510.46 --> 3514.12] The Xbox One X and the Xbox One S are getting 1440p support. +[3515.98 --> 3516.74] So, that's dope. +[3518.70 --> 3519.02] What? +[3519.34 --> 3519.54] Yeah. +[3519.54 --> 3520.22] Wouldn't that already be there? +[3520.54 --> 3520.76] No. +[3521.06 --> 3522.40] They supported 1080 in 4K. +[3522.78 --> 3523.28] Oh, interesting. +[3523.28 --> 3526.86] So, now if you don't care about 4K, which you probably shouldn't because you're gaming on a TV. +[3528.08 --> 3529.40] Oh, so you can tell it. +[3529.58 --> 3529.94] Oh. +[3530.00 --> 3530.40] Yeah. +[3530.52 --> 3530.76] Okay. +[3530.88 --> 3531.02] Okay. +[3531.16 --> 3531.28] Okay. +[3531.28 --> 3531.74] Cool, right? +[3531.78 --> 3532.44] I see what you mean now. +[3532.48 --> 3533.30] That's very cool, actually. +[3533.36 --> 3533.50] Yeah. +[3533.70 --> 3533.90] Okay. +[3534.16 --> 3535.22] I'm totally on board now. +[3535.38 --> 3535.70] Apparently. +[3535.82 --> 3536.72] At first, I was like, what the heck? +[3536.96 --> 3538.50] Apparently, there was Nintendo Switch news. +[3538.98 --> 3539.78] I don't know what it was. +[3540.20 --> 3540.40] What? +[3540.90 --> 3541.26] Uh. +[3541.46 --> 3541.90] Uh. +[3542.26 --> 3542.70] Uh. +[3542.70 --> 3543.10] Uh. +[3543.10 --> 3543.62] Uh. +[3543.74 --> 3544.26] No, I don't know. +[3544.50 --> 3544.86] Diablo's coming to Switch. +[3544.86 --> 3545.16] Oh, okay. +[3545.28 --> 3546.72] You can use a PlayStation 4 controller. +[3546.88 --> 3549.44] That's an article that I saw earlier that I thought was kind of neat. +[3549.44 --> 3553.26] Anyway, I think the One S and the One X supporting 1440p is a way bigger deal. +[3553.58 --> 3559.00] Because if you use a console at, like, in a dorm or whatever, you probably don't have a 4K TV. +[3559.32 --> 3560.64] You probably don't have a TV at all. +[3560.84 --> 3565.96] You probably have your desk, which, if you're smart, has, like, a big monitor. +[3565.96 --> 3569.00] So you can use that as a monitor and as a TV, if you're smart and you're a baller. +[3569.30 --> 3572.50] Although, they're not that expensive these days, especially, like, compared to a TV. +[3572.78 --> 3579.10] Anyway, the point is, a big monitor will probably be 1440p if you don't want to spend a whole bunch of money for 4K. +[3579.82 --> 3581.20] And if you get, like, one of those Korean ones... +[3581.20 --> 3588.10] If my university experience was anything, if there's big screens in dorms at all, they're probably TVs and they're probably real old. +[3588.58 --> 3588.80] Right. +[3588.90 --> 3589.12] Okay. +[3589.52 --> 3590.24] So, fine. +[3590.24 --> 3595.04] If you're a baller student, you can get one of those Korean 1440p monitors on eBay. +[3595.70 --> 3600.66] You can hook that up to your PC and now to your Xbox and you can get better image quality. +[3600.90 --> 3602.30] We know about the GitHub thing. +[3602.60 --> 3606.00] GitHub got nailed by a massive DDoS and they recovered real quick. +[3606.12 --> 3606.72] Good job, GitHub. +[3606.98 --> 3607.40] There we go. +[3607.94 --> 3608.08] Yeah. +[3608.12 --> 3609.02] It was huge, though. +[3609.24 --> 3610.88] It's a gigantic DDoS. +[3611.70 --> 3613.30] But, yeah, they recovered quite quickly. +[3613.72 --> 3614.64] Good job, GitHub. +[3615.06 --> 3616.02] See you again next week. +[3616.10 --> 3617.28] Same bad time, same bad channel. +[3617.66 --> 3617.88] Bye. +[3617.88 --> 3618.00] Bye. +[3618.00 --> 3618.44] Bye. +[3618.44 --> 3618.50] Bye. +[3628.88 --> 3633.30] Slow-mo from Retrinus is like, yeah, we're already past the 300. +[3633.82 --> 3636.44] So, yeah. +[3638.02 --> 3639.42] The biggest DDoS. +[3641.66 --> 3643.20] The greatest DDoS. +[3644.88 --> 3645.46] No, no. +[3645.52 --> 3646.94] That's just someone's one speaking Twitch chat. +[3646.94 --> 3648.42] I was just reading their comment. +[3648.64 --> 3649.06] Oh, okay. +[3651.36 --> 3653.48] We have the best DDoS. diff --git a/Tech Youtubers NOT disclosing sponsorships - WAN Show June 15 2018_transcript.txt b/Tech Youtubers NOT disclosing sponsorships - WAN Show June 15 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..0a3efcfe5d60a092486646dd2a4861280fe154d3 --- /dev/null +++ b/Tech Youtubers NOT disclosing sponsorships - WAN Show June 15 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,622 @@ +[0.00 --> 9.50] how about now i mean the mic thing is bumping we'll see what people say just waiting on the +[9.50 --> 22.26] chat to stop pressing f to pay respects waiting on the chat come on yeah yeah thanks twitch chat +[22.26 --> 31.62] welcome to the show uh linus is here linus too hi guys i'm linus from maple ridge bc i enjoy socks +[31.62 --> 38.90] sandals and badminton and annual employee reviews and apparently camping uh linus has gone camping +[38.90 --> 44.48] john's on the show this week uh and we have a great show like every week i don't even know if +[44.48 --> 49.88] we have enough topics to uh to call out in the intro thingy but we do a bunch of tech youtubers +[49.88 --> 56.08] were accused of not disclosing computex sponsorships or being paid to go to booths and all this other +[56.08 --> 61.40] kind of stuff jay from jay's two cents has already released a full video about this i know a lot of +[61.40 --> 65.88] people have been talking about this on a lot of tech yeah a number of other i'm not sure who else did +[65.88 --> 72.22] like a full on video besides jay but i know that paul and kyle and i think also some others at least +[72.22 --> 76.56] addressed it on twitter so yeah gamers nexus was talking about it as well like a lot of people +[76.56 --> 80.22] talking about it on twitter and then i know jay made a full dedicated video outside of that i'm not +[80.22 --> 85.44] entirely sure uh but we'll talk about that unsurprisingly everyone in the youtube tech review +[85.44 --> 92.08] scene is friends so this got slammed down pretty fast with a collective effort of like what the f +[92.08 --> 98.04] that's bull poop um anyways moving on we'll talk about that more later there's a rumor that an +[98.04 --> 106.12] eight core version of the 8700k is coming this fall uh people are thinking that they're just kind of +[106.12 --> 110.42] intel is just kind of reacting to amd because they don't really seem to have a logical roadmap anymore +[110.42 --> 115.78] but we'll we'll talk about that later also at&t closes the time warner deal is this like straight +[115.78 --> 122.96] up like for sure z according um so i actually your arms look huge you're a machine i'm sorry he's +[122.96 --> 127.48] off camera yeah nick is over here off camera flexing for us and trying to distract us from the show with +[127.48 --> 134.10] his pythons uh but yes um i talked about this on tech link today um okay yes this deal is apparently +[134.10 --> 138.92] final so wow the judge approved it like two days ago and i think they were just sort of chomping at +[138.92 --> 145.54] the bit to get it done so wow okay also we've got apple uh is trying to stop developers from sharing +[145.54 --> 154.64] data on users friends that sounds good probably yeah i don't know um a rumor that the that there's +[154.64 --> 162.12] an amd radeon rx 680 which like an expected price range of like three to four hundred bucks and a +[162.12 --> 168.00] rumor that windows 10 is going to run on a google pixel book which is pretty weird but probably a good +[168.00 --> 173.62] idea and we're going to talk about smash brothers ultimate briefly oh maybe so yeah that's going to +[173.62 --> 178.14] happen oh yeah that's actually pretty sweet okay there are no good topics today oh interesting +[178.14 --> 184.62] yeah but then like things that other people care about other than me people care about this +[184.62 --> 192.02] do you want it that would be pretty cool +[192.02 --> 208.12] yeah oh right uh sponsors uh moss backpack savage jerky and oh ltx oh we're sponsoring ourselves +[208.12 --> 216.76] we're sponsoring ourselves it's amazing and set that back and uh here we have so much ill-gotten money +[216.76 --> 220.90] according to this first topic we'll talk about that we can just sponsor ourselves yeah which i think we're +[220.90 --> 225.42] going to bring nick on for so the first topic of the day is going to be the tech youtubers accused +[225.42 --> 231.44] of not getting up okay yeah yeah yeah okay i'll just like stand in the back i'll do a i'll do a slab +[231.44 --> 235.74] squat in the back yeah but um well you're going to get getting owned by the microphone it's okay i'll +[235.74 --> 240.28] figure it out yeah tech youtubers accused of not disclosing computex sponsorships so nick had the +[240.28 --> 245.68] great idea of coming down as our businessman to directly address sure um it's pretty simple +[245.68 --> 254.00] if we're paid by someone we we tell you that's literally it um yes we visit sponsors booths yes we +[254.00 --> 258.84] create coverage at sponsors booths um we say that right at the beginning of the video at the end of +[258.84 --> 266.72] the video um we do not charge an appearance fee to show up at a booth um brands reach out to us they +[266.72 --> 270.36] say we have interesting stuff and you should check it out and we say okay sure we might check it out +[270.36 --> 277.64] and sometimes we do and sometimes we don't and that's literally how we do it so if you are concerned +[277.64 --> 281.76] that the content that you're watching is paid for um just check the beginning of the video and if it +[281.76 --> 286.40] says this is sponsored by so and so then yes and if it doesn't say that then no and it'll also say +[286.40 --> 292.12] that in the in the video description so it's literally that simple for for us yeah that's it +[292.12 --> 298.52] cool short and to the point yeah i'm gonna i don't know it's from from my perspective it's like +[298.52 --> 303.82] i don't know it's it's literally that simple if we're paid by someone we say it and if we don't +[303.82 --> 309.74] say it then we're not paid by them to make that content that's it yeah yeah cool and i'll add some +[309.74 --> 316.30] like more kind of anecdotes but that's that's more or less it um i i think most people in the tech +[316.30 --> 321.52] review space do sort of the same deal i i can't think of anyone off the top of my head who doesn't +[321.52 --> 328.32] disclose sponsorships that i've been able to notice but um like if if at a lot of the shows that i've +[328.32 --> 332.34] done it's changed a little bit since i've been doing a lot of shows but a lot of the shows that +[332.34 --> 339.02] i've done the majority of the videos that come out of that show are not have nothing to do with the +[339.02 --> 345.62] sponsorship for that show so like say say corsair because they sponsored a bunch of shows that i did +[345.62 --> 350.48] in the past say corsair is sponsoring it they were a sponsor at computex so we okay that works we created +[350.48 --> 356.64] 10 videos at computex one video was at the corsair suite they were a sponsor of the show we said that +[356.64 --> 362.78] it was sponsored by them um the other sponsor we had was glasspass who wasn't at the show and isn't +[362.78 --> 367.92] a computer manufacturer so it wouldn't be at the show so 90 of the videos were not about the sponsor +[367.92 --> 373.96] at computex yeah so so nine out of ten videos were not about corsair and oftentimes we'll have it where +[373.96 --> 379.90] like i'm going to use corsair again i've done a show at pax where corsair was the sponsor and i covered +[379.90 --> 386.10] like three or four competitors all positively and that was fine and everyone was okay and corsair was happy +[386.10 --> 389.84] and we were happy and everyone else was happy and just my experience with this which is like +[389.84 --> 394.50] obviously a lot more limited than someone like luke but i've spent a couple of years since i've been to +[394.50 --> 400.44] a show for the company with ces but um a big part of my job when i was a ces at that year was just +[400.44 --> 408.46] go around and find interesting stuff um sponsorship money any none of those sorts of considerations had +[408.46 --> 412.84] nothing to do with what i was doing it was just walk around take notes if something is interesting +[412.84 --> 417.30] get some b-roll of it maybe we can do a video on it that was literally it there was never anything +[417.30 --> 422.52] shady exchanged in the background so yeah and that's that's another important point that i didn't +[422.52 --> 431.68] mention um but like we don't do anything um where someone says you can't do this all of our sponsorships +[431.68 --> 437.44] are just about what we can do um we don't do like exclusivity with anyone in the computer space +[437.44 --> 443.24] at all yeah yeah it'd be a bad idea for us too is tying our hands as to what we can do which makes +[443.24 --> 447.30] no sense from a business perspective so this is the thing that always makes me kind of chuckle is that +[447.30 --> 451.90] people go oh you guys just want money you just want money if you think we're all about money +[451.90 --> 457.92] what would be more intelligent taking some money now and potentially losing the trust of viewers +[457.92 --> 462.90] or taking more money in the long term while maintaining the trust of viewers and partners +[462.90 --> 468.48] like if you just think we're all about money the smart choice is for us to be honest about +[468.48 --> 472.36] who we're being paid by because then we have long longevity and when you have a company of +[472.36 --> 477.98] 20 odd people i don't know the exact number but somewhere around there um and linus media group is +[477.98 --> 484.06] indirectly kind of whole propping up float plane right now like that's a lot of people and literally +[484.06 --> 489.50] companies to support you want a long-term solution you don't want a burst of money in a short period i +[489.50 --> 495.32] think when scandals or alleged scandals like this pop up people tend to concentrate on short term like +[495.32 --> 501.72] oh we have evidence of like this one deal that has this like impressive dollar amount on it maybe +[501.72 --> 507.60] and that's obviously obviously like oh we have evidence of a thing that may have happened one time +[507.60 --> 512.42] you know and that i think gets eyeballs it gets clicks as opposed to what you were just talking about +[512.42 --> 517.00] where oh we're trying to like make as much as we can through like a long-term review of things +[517.00 --> 521.24] and what's going to be sustainable for the long term that isn't particularly interesting to someone +[521.24 --> 527.64] who wants to read about a youtuber scandal so and like most tech youtubers that i know of that i've +[527.64 --> 532.88] watched their show coverage of do it in generally the same way uh that we do i'm not saying anyone's +[532.88 --> 537.00] copying each other i'm not getting into that that doesn't matter but it's you you go to the show you +[537.00 --> 541.30] do like your little right at the beginning of the video call out thank you for bringing me to the show +[541.30 --> 546.76] you make a video about whatever happens to be there it'll probably include one to two videos of the +[546.76 --> 553.80] company that brought you uh plus a whole ton like the last show we were at 90 of the videos were from +[553.80 --> 557.78] unrelated companies and then at the end of the video you often do another call out thank you for +[557.78 --> 564.18] bringing me a combutex and then you move on it's it's worked the same way for like five years or +[564.18 --> 572.48] something i think we're probably like on the more aggressive end of like actually doing content with +[572.48 --> 577.86] sponsors like that's what made me laugh about this like list or whatever was that like gamers nexus +[577.86 --> 584.44] was included yeah and they're like the least chilly people you could think they will destroy everyone +[584.44 --> 589.46] yeah yeah anyway i didn't want to make the whole show about this i just figured yeah i know well it +[589.46 --> 594.68] was important to address because i know uh a lot of the other tech guys have been really vocal about +[594.68 --> 597.68] this on twitter and jay made the video and i don't think we've really talked about it much +[597.68 --> 604.04] we don't yeah we don't typically um he's the wan show for that kind of stuff so we decided to talk +[604.04 --> 610.28] about it a little bit but yeah that's what it yeah okay thanks nick so yeah if you want if you +[610.28 --> 616.30] want a little bit more information on stuff you can you can watch jay's video um i don't remember +[616.30 --> 621.88] exactly what it's titled but i think it's his second most recent video give me one second +[621.88 --> 626.46] it's called the truth about how i earn money and it's kind of cool because he goes into more stuff +[626.46 --> 631.84] than just shows he runs down basically uh the like breadth of his business he talks about the +[631.84 --> 637.52] merchandising line he talks about uh other deals that he's done and uh how he's trying to grow stuff +[637.52 --> 642.46] like his uh personal branded merch and whatnot it's a little bit like the um the honest answer +[642.46 --> 646.26] video that yeah did about how we make money although we're not accusing jay of like copying us or anything +[646.26 --> 651.60] like that it's just a good it's a good thing to do i think so yeah it was i think it was a good it was +[651.60 --> 656.40] really good timing and a good idea for jay to do his now and we did ours a while ago yes for +[656.40 --> 663.34] i believe a similar reason i don't remember or not i don't think there was one big specific +[663.34 --> 668.48] specific event i think just there was a lot of fans were questioning i think there was a lot of +[668.48 --> 674.08] toxicity like in the comment sections of some of our videos between like that like the intel fans +[674.08 --> 680.06] the amd fans the nvidia fans all going at each other and trying to say oh here here's who which +[680.06 --> 684.68] which company's line is favoring the nvidia shill thing or something like that i think yeah yeah because +[684.68 --> 689.36] i remember in that video we talked about how like nvidia's given us almost nothing uh we just make +[689.36 --> 692.88] a lot of videos about them because people like their stuff and they're a lot of stuff they're +[692.88 --> 697.72] they're huge i mean they're the biggest player in the gpu industry so we kind of uh and gpu videos do +[697.72 --> 704.20] do really well um so yeah we have our honest answers thing jay has his truth about how i make money +[704.20 --> 709.68] i recommend watching both of them i find them both very interesting yes even our like i knew all of +[709.68 --> 716.10] ours already but even ours i think was was quite good um and yeah the fact that gamers nexus was +[716.10 --> 721.02] included is hilarious because they just rip holes in everything they do so like yeah like their their +[721.02 --> 727.48] stuff is like so technical and in-depth and like if you know if if any youtuber is going to try to get +[727.48 --> 732.72] away with that kind of thing they would be they would have the hardest road to getting away with it +[732.72 --> 742.98] so why you know i don't know but anyways moving on to a rumor love them rumors uh we we went from a +[742.98 --> 748.22] rumor about us to a rumor about a tech company this is a wonderful show it's much less spicy though based +[748.22 --> 755.42] on hardcore definite facts um so anyways there's a rumor about an eight core version of an 8700k +[755.42 --> 762.54] that could be coming this fall this is uh by guru 3d and it was posted by rakanoth on the forum +[762.54 --> 767.68] i'm gonna post this into the twitch chat real quick what what did i just do what am i doing +[767.68 --> 776.00] i wasn't holding control i see there we go um but yeah it's it's people are kind of speculating that +[776.00 --> 784.30] this isn't really this wasn't really planned for oh that sucks am i using the right thing uh and +[784.30 --> 791.72] whether or not it was planned for it does seem quite reactionary uh maybe it was coming i suspect even if it +[791.72 --> 796.54] was coming it was going to be coming later than it did end up coming i kind of think the truth is +[796.54 --> 800.72] probably somewhere in the middle as we try to get our technical issues worked out here uh yeah +[800.72 --> 806.72] i want to keep going with that yes i will okay so uh but yeah what i was going to say was um you know +[806.72 --> 811.20] there's a question here in front of me does intel even have their own roadmap anymore or are they just +[811.20 --> 818.40] being reactionary towards what amd is doing it might be a little bit of both um because all of oh there +[818.40 --> 824.02] we go it's working now all of intel's difficulties trying to get a 10 nanometer chip to market have +[824.02 --> 830.14] been very very well documented right like oh when are they going to originally release 10 nanometer +[830.14 --> 836.50] like a year ago two years ago something like that yeah yeah so so they have to do something to keep +[836.50 --> 843.20] innovating quote unquote innovating in the meantime but um you know amd did they force intel's hand here +[843.20 --> 849.92] maybe a little bit um i do think it's really ironic that we're seeing so what it's um how many years +[849.92 --> 854.36] has it been since the fx series from amd came out like seven years or so quite a while something like +[854.36 --> 861.08] that so it's so it's so ironic now i think that intel is reacting and trying to compete with amd +[861.08 --> 868.32] just by strapping more cores onto a cpu because an eight core i7 is not something we've seen on the +[868.32 --> 874.98] mainstream consumer end you had originally or before you had to buy um an enthusiast platform +[874.98 --> 880.78] an enthusiast motherboard to do that so uh but eight core version apparently coming uh this fall um no +[880.78 --> 885.92] pricing information on that yet but um it's interesting because you know um obviously it is +[885.92 --> 890.06] going to be the most cores we've ever seen from intel on a consumer platform but it is consumer yeah but +[890.06 --> 895.30] it is kind of funny um you know seeing as the big knock on amd for a long time was oh they're selling +[895.30 --> 899.60] these six and eight core cpus but who cares they're not really giving anyone the benefit so +[899.60 --> 905.44] yeah um but the thing was especially back then with intel having so much of the market share +[905.44 --> 913.84] no one was able to develop for that reasonably so now having amd cpus matter a lot more uh to be +[913.84 --> 919.06] completely honest and having intel have to react to that and pump out a bunch of cores yeah meaning +[919.06 --> 922.88] there's a lot more cores across the field meaning it'll make a lot more sense for developers to push +[922.88 --> 926.12] for it which would be really cool because i don't know if you guys remember this but i used to make +[926.12 --> 932.92] cores for gaming videos and i would do like oh it's summer 2014 how many cores do you need to game with +[932.92 --> 938.58] and we stopped after i made like three or four of them because we were like well you could watch +[938.58 --> 943.94] any of these and get the answer because it was the same thing every single time so hopefully this +[943.94 --> 948.64] will actually mix that up definitely uh we can make another course for gaming video yeah you know +[948.64 --> 953.48] and obviously there's been development challenges just with how you know the stuff is actually +[953.48 --> 958.56] coded to spread the work cloud out load out among more cores but you know there might be more effort +[958.56 --> 962.74] put into that now that what you were saying there's just more cores out there where where you have +[962.74 --> 968.48] a chip with four cores eight threads or you know six and twelve is just a more mainstream choice now so +[968.48 --> 973.30] it's it's you always have to have one obviously the software or the hardware has to come first +[973.30 --> 978.50] usually it's easier for the industry if the hardware comes first i know with some certain +[978.50 --> 982.76] games that have come out and stuff it's been like oh wow hardware really isn't ready for this yet yeah +[982.76 --> 987.44] like nothing can run this yeah yeah exactly and then that's usually a fairly uncomfortable spot for +[987.44 --> 993.34] the industry to be in it's fun i enjoy that space but it's fairly uncomfortable for consumers to be +[993.34 --> 997.28] constantly needing to replace all their stuff to be able to do anything so having the hardware +[997.28 --> 1001.28] first is good so we're going to get eight core out there and get people used to it and have developers +[1001.28 --> 1008.86] start using it more often that would be pretty sweet and awesome absolutely it is it is a little +[1008.86 --> 1014.86] bit of a kick in the pants for people who recently i know someone specifically who like just bought a +[1014.86 --> 1020.38] new processor uh that being said this isn't coming until fall so it will be a little while uh but like +[1020.38 --> 1028.10] the 8086 i7 8086k like just came out yeah that was and it's pretty sweet but like that was like a nice +[1028.10 --> 1033.86] little stunt for however many weeks that was yeah chip to get but and then now it's like oh coming +[1033.86 --> 1039.60] this fall you've got an eight core version of an 8700k so it's like it's like what if you like spend a +[1039.60 --> 1046.42] ton of money you buy a house and the house has like trim where it's um where the cabinets are a certain +[1046.42 --> 1051.08] color or certain style that was that was in for like literally a month yeah then everyone thinks it's +[1051.08 --> 1057.22] ugly this is yeah so if you buy the expensive cpu it's a bit like that so oh man yeah i couldn't give +[1057.22 --> 1062.64] two craps about cabinets but i totally understand the reference um gotta get that resale value man +[1062.64 --> 1067.86] it's it's great when you walk into someone's house who's been like perfectly maintained done a really +[1067.86 --> 1072.38] good job of keeping their house up but they haven't changed a single thing in it since like the mid 90s +[1072.38 --> 1078.36] they have like lurid pink wallpaper with like a awesome yeah it's actually so cool i just it's it's like a +[1078.36 --> 1088.10] time capsule um okay and moving on to something that i know nothing about at all so good luck uh +[1088.10 --> 1095.66] at&t closes the time warner deal this sounds terrible to me i don't know i don't know anything +[1095.66 --> 1104.36] about it uh a federal judge ruled on tuesday that at&t's 85.4 billion dollar bid for time warner +[1104.36 --> 1110.50] was legal imposing no conditions on the merger all of this despite a lawsuit from the justice +[1110.50 --> 1114.84] department arguing that the deal would be anti-competitive and oh my goodness how is it not +[1114.84 --> 1120.18] i don't understand i can tell you a little bit about that please give me one quick second before +[1120.18 --> 1126.14] you do that sure i i kind of bait and switched you there we're gonna use uh the verge.com for our +[1126.14 --> 1132.08] source and thank you to sherman tanker for posting this on the forum you're good to go okay um so +[1132.08 --> 1140.04] so when i was in law school just a quick disclaimer i didn't learn a ton about antitrust if you watch +[1140.04 --> 1145.20] like if you watch tech wiki and the videos we've sort of done like law and tech a lot of it has to +[1145.20 --> 1149.36] do with intellectual property because i took a lot of intellectual property in law school so talking +[1149.36 --> 1152.62] about copyrights and like what you can do with content online and how you can share it and that +[1152.62 --> 1157.40] sort of thing um but here's why i can tell you about antitrust and just in case you don't even know +[1157.40 --> 1163.64] what antitrust is um antitrust law basically concerns companies that get too big the idea of +[1163.64 --> 1169.36] antitrust law is to prevent monopolies is to prevent one company dominating the marketplace for +[1169.36 --> 1174.94] a certain thing you know imagine if the only company out there making monitors was lg for example +[1174.94 --> 1180.96] that wouldn't be good you would have no choice in what you could buy so uh so with this um what's +[1180.96 --> 1185.86] happening is at&t which is obviously a huge telecommunications company they run you know back +[1185.86 --> 1190.62] in the day that are most known for running phone networks these days are a huge isp um they just +[1190.62 --> 1198.36] bought um time warner which includes um some really big like media properties uh hbo cnn um warner +[1198.36 --> 1204.18] brothers basically everything warner brothers does is owned by time warner so what this is called is +[1204.18 --> 1208.72] called um a vertical merger and the reason it's called a vertical merger is because you have one +[1208.72 --> 1215.26] company buying another company that does something different or more specifically one company provides +[1215.26 --> 1221.08] the other company with with supplies or it's a or supply chain right so um in this case time warner +[1221.08 --> 1227.04] is providing content they're providing like i said they're um they own hbo and cnn so they're providing +[1227.04 --> 1232.36] game of thrones or the sopranos or the wolf blitzer show or whatever people watch on cnn i don't know i +[1232.36 --> 1239.52] don't watch cnn anymore but um so and but you know at&t is the isp so um they're providing the content +[1239.52 --> 1245.68] that at&t can deliver down their pipes so that's what we mean by a vertical merger there's also a +[1245.68 --> 1249.88] horizontal merger which is a little bit simpler where one company buys another company that does +[1249.88 --> 1253.68] basically the same thing imagine if ups bought fedex for example right that would be a horizontal +[1253.68 --> 1259.96] merger but so when when the government so is that like a vertical merger would be like you you buy +[1259.96 --> 1265.26] functionality and a horizontal merger would almost be like you buy market share yeah that's that's not a +[1265.26 --> 1269.18] bad way to put roughly yeah you're buying functionality or buying supplies like to help +[1269.18 --> 1274.18] you somehow you know right so um like imagine if mcdonald's like have their own farms that would be +[1274.18 --> 1279.46] vertical integration you know tesla has purchased a few like manufacturing companies yeah and like +[1279.46 --> 1283.10] like companies that are into like tools and manufacturing and whatnot so that probably helps +[1283.10 --> 1289.50] them vertically i'm not sure exactly how to classify that because i think um i think it was also +[1289.50 --> 1296.58] manufacturing yeah yeah i'm not exactly sure but anyway so um so so specifically talking about this +[1296.58 --> 1303.86] um so the justice department of the u.s took um att to court afraid that this would make att too big +[1303.86 --> 1311.70] um there's like an antitrust concern here with just way too much market power but um legally it is um +[1311.70 --> 1315.64] and i was actually looking at the judge's decision which is like 200 pages long and full of legalese +[1315.64 --> 1321.92] obviously earlier but one key thing he mentioned was that in a horizontal merger courts usually have +[1321.92 --> 1325.80] a little bit easier time deciding you can just say oh you're buying another company that does +[1325.80 --> 1329.70] something similar so let's just look at how much market share you'll have now and if it's too much +[1329.70 --> 1334.64] market share we'll just say you can't do this it's easy a vertical merger is a lot more difficult +[1334.64 --> 1339.98] because you're buying a company that does something else so these sorts of cases they tend to be very +[1339.98 --> 1345.48] fact intensive there is very case-by-case basis and just based on that alone the government +[1345.48 --> 1351.24] immediately already had a tougher time proving its case to go in front of a judge and saying +[1351.24 --> 1357.18] and say hey att buying time warner is going to be really bad for consumers um it wasn't good enough +[1357.18 --> 1362.74] for to get the court to buy it and the judge said get out and they let att do the merger and that's +[1362.74 --> 1369.16] kind of it so so people are saying this in twitch chat and i i there's one guy that just says bored +[1369.16 --> 1379.34] other than that dude that happens uh on every every story we talk about though um i've someone said +[1379.34 --> 1384.24] this in twitch chat and i've read this before online in some in the 80s or something they broke up at&t +[1384.24 --> 1390.22] because it's too big yeah um and now they're letting them merge and become bigger the idea back +[1390.22 --> 1395.78] then and obviously you and i were both well what year were you born i was not alive okay luke didn't +[1395.78 --> 1402.06] exist and i was like tiny in the 80s i was born in 87 but um back in the 80s before like everyone had +[1402.06 --> 1410.12] the internet um at&t ran a bunch of they provided um don't completely quote me on this but i think what +[1410.12 --> 1418.20] happened is they had both long distance and local um telephone service and they just controlled so much +[1418.20 --> 1422.12] of the telephone market i know they were a huge deal in telephone back in the day yeah they could +[1422.12 --> 1426.28] just control so much the telephone market and what ended up happening is the u.s government broke +[1426.28 --> 1431.98] up their local operations into they call them the baby bells and these were companies that were +[1431.98 --> 1436.76] spun off as independent but they served like different chunks geographical chunks of the u.s +[1436.76 --> 1441.76] but that's a little bit different because we're talking about the same things phone service this is a +[1441.76 --> 1447.94] little bit different because you have an isp buying the folks who own hbo right so it's a little bit +[1447.94 --> 1454.26] different at&t was divested in 1983 by the united states government it had natural monopoly over the +[1454.26 --> 1458.38] telecommunication lines such as telegraph and telephone and they were the only group basically +[1458.38 --> 1462.62] that's right so yeah so that's quite a bit different than it is now the baby bells were +[1462.62 --> 1469.06] stripped up into pieces like bell south atlantic bell etc they slowly consolidated back into companies +[1469.06 --> 1474.04] like at&t verizon yeah that's right when i was a kid our local our local phone provider was bell +[1474.04 --> 1480.82] south and they were one of the ex-at&t companies so interesting okay all right well moving on from +[1480.82 --> 1485.74] that just in case you're hashtag bored yeah and like that dude in chat was it was really funny because +[1485.74 --> 1492.52] this happens right as the net neutrality repeal yeah it was a thing so yeah so hopefully there won't +[1492.52 --> 1496.16] be fast lanes for game of thrones but i guess if you're a game of thrones fanatic you'll be happy about +[1496.16 --> 1502.74] that but the most pirated show let's see how that goes for them um apple tries to stop developers +[1502.74 --> 1508.62] from sharing use uh data on their users friends this immediately sounds like a good thing to me +[1508.62 --> 1514.02] but i don't really know yet uh it's posted by anover5 on the forum and the source we're going to +[1514.02 --> 1519.44] use is bloomberg.com how do you feel so pro when we use bloomberg as a source like because you turn +[1519.44 --> 1524.60] on bloomberg tv there's always financial stuff going on i didn't even know bloomberg tv was a thing +[1524.60 --> 1531.74] just seems very pro you know anyway it has a cool name okay um apple inc changed its app store rules +[1531.74 --> 1536.60] last week to limit how developers use information about iphone owners friends and other contacts +[1536.60 --> 1541.26] quietly closing a loophole that let app makers store and share data without many people's consent +[1541.26 --> 1548.78] yay good thing thank you apple for closing a said loophole i think that's kind of the gist of it i'm +[1548.78 --> 1552.72] going to get this uh nice lady off the screen because i don't know what she's actually talking about +[1552.72 --> 1560.12] and we're going to go back to here um but yeah apparently many developers ask users for access +[1560.12 --> 1566.12] to their phone's contacts only use it for marketing or sometimes um or sometimes share and sell the +[1566.12 --> 1571.36] information all without permission from the people listed in those digital address books that's the +[1571.36 --> 1579.30] problem is that your phone your address book those people's information other companies running apps +[1579.30 --> 1585.46] are able to take that and sell it um whereas that's supposed to maybe only be used for like +[1585.46 --> 1591.46] sharing things or seeing if you have other friends that are online you know how some games you can like +[1591.46 --> 1596.14] import your address book and then see if your friends are online well they might sell that and that's bad +[1596.14 --> 1601.14] i feel like this is a gdpr thing or it might be like they may have done this in response to gdpr +[1601.14 --> 1606.42] like i don't that's just me speculating but it seems like the timing seems like that might be why +[1606.42 --> 1615.34] well i think because this sounds like something that will be absolutely not allowed by the gdpr +[1615.34 --> 1622.08] yeah where your data is getting used and you have no idea what's going on with it i just think in this +[1622.08 --> 1628.56] case both companies might be a fault yes uh so i think apple's trying to close their end but this is +[1628.56 --> 1632.72] also a problem for app developers they would both be in trouble or that law of apple for not like +[1632.72 --> 1637.52] securing the data and passing it on and then the app developers for using it without permission so so +[1637.52 --> 1642.02] apple's probably just taking care of that definitely needs to be taken care of um the new app store +[1642.02 --> 1649.22] review guidelines bar developers uh sorry the new app store review guidelines bar developers from +[1649.22 --> 1655.30] making databases of address book information they gather from iphone users sharing and selling that +[1655.30 --> 1659.62] database with third parties is now forbidden probably should have been already but whatever +[1659.62 --> 1664.90] an app can't get a user's contact list say it's being used for one thing and then use it again for +[1664.90 --> 1670.54] something else unless the developer gets consent again obviously this can still be abused but i think it's a +[1670.54 --> 1675.80] vector for apple to rip you off the app store so if they catch you doing this you'll get you'll get +[1675.80 --> 1680.94] tossed right um anyone yeah anyone caught breaking the rules may be banned this sounds like an extremely +[1680.94 --> 1687.44] easy rule to break and probably not that hard of a rule to get away with breaking um but at least +[1687.44 --> 1692.20] they have it written out now that they can give you the boot if you do break it uh when users like +[1692.20 --> 1696.92] like honestly it yeah no it does this whole thing reminds me the reason i'm laughing a little bit is +[1696.92 --> 1702.92] of in android p i think they took away the ability for apps to use your camera microphone in the background +[1702.92 --> 1708.34] which was cool but i was like what were they doing before yeah like what were they listening to me like +[1708.34 --> 1714.92] all the time before android p i so i don't uh yeah uh when users install apps and then consent +[1714.92 --> 1720.34] developers get dozens of potential data points on people's friends contact lists and contain phone +[1720.34 --> 1725.12] numbers email addresses profile photos and tons of other stuff as you probably know so that database +[1725.12 --> 1730.08] of information is probably quite valuable um so now what they'll probably have to do is sell it to +[1730.08 --> 1735.26] themselves as another company and then anonymize the data and sell it that way so it'll add one more loop +[1735.26 --> 1739.80] that they have to jump through for apple to not be able to catch them so all right at least apple +[1739.80 --> 1745.78] is clean to their hands uh but this will still remain an issue um just in case anyone was wondering +[1745.78 --> 1751.94] moving on i just sort of assume that everyone on the internet just knows everything about me +[1751.94 --> 1760.62] yeah easier way to live yeah yeah another rumor because this show again is only about things that are +[1760.62 --> 1769.40] confirmed 100 true uh rumor amd radeon rx 680 the radeon rx 680 will reportedly be powered by the navi gpu +[1769.40 --> 1779.04] architecture um and will feature eight gigabytes of gddr6 with the performance of the gtx 1080 or gtx 1080 +[1779.04 --> 1785.42] or so an expected price range of 300 to 400 bucks that's actually really good because looking at the +[1785.42 --> 1791.04] stories about what nvidia is going to be allegedly because like you said this these are all 100% +[1791.04 --> 1796.08] confirmed facts on the show of this show but um yeah but anyway um seriously there was um everyone +[1796.08 --> 1803.06] saying or a lot of people are saying july 30th for um the um what's the code name for the next um not +[1803.06 --> 1808.40] volta but it's um oh twitch chat is probably screaming at me with it right now i was writing about this +[1808.40 --> 1815.66] earlier today and i've already forgotten it nvidia roadmap what is your thing called +[1815.66 --> 1824.40] nope that's old just search that's hold on i'll get it here hold on +[1825.86 --> 1832.22] twitch chat is streaming at me right now i'm sure touring touring touring touring like like oh yeah +[1832.22 --> 1838.16] touring or ampere so here was the one i had in my head so um they're supposed to be releasing snorkel +[1838.16 --> 1843.86] they're supposed to be releasing touring at the end of july but it's just going to be the higher +[1843.86 --> 1849.94] end silicon to begin with as is tradition you know yeah so and the the rumor is that the the high end +[1849.94 --> 1854.92] card will cost between a thousand and fifteen hundred depending on how much vram you get with it +[1854.92 --> 1859.56] so something like this could be really appealing if you could say oh well i don't have a thousand +[1859.56 --> 1866.54] dollars but i can spend 350 bucks on something with 1080 like performance so yeah uh someone in chat said +[1866.54 --> 1868.24] please please please please make this +[1868.24 --> 1877.94] square bracket anecdote poopy for mining and great for gaming um i doubt it +[1877.94 --> 1887.34] eight gigs of gdr6 should probably be pretty smoking for mining um well i mean i i don't i don't know if +[1887.34 --> 1892.94] you can you know really make a card like that you know what i mean because uh memory is super +[1892.94 --> 1897.18] important for mining oh no i know but my point is just more like if he's worried about price +[1897.18 --> 1901.54] this looks like it will be affordable because obviously there's this huge artificial inflation +[1901.54 --> 1905.86] with the pricing um we'll have to see like immediately after this card comes out a bunch +[1905.86 --> 1910.36] of miners gonna get their hands on of it on on of it a bunch of miners will get their hands on it +[1910.36 --> 1914.58] we're both i feel like we're both slow today it's been like a long week yeah it has been a long week +[1914.58 --> 1921.22] um so we'll see how it how it goes but looking at its price point looking at its performance this +[1921.22 --> 1926.70] could be a big card for mining but mining isn't all super hype right now yeah uh so maybe it'll be +[1926.70 --> 1930.10] okay you know things change quickly yeah like a couple months ago was a completely different story +[1930.10 --> 1936.14] and also this is an interesting side note andy will release a navi 20 on 7 nanometer as a high-end +[1936.14 --> 1943.44] gpu in the 2020 to 2021 time frame oh boy so 7 nanometer gpu from amd so keep your eyes out for that +[1943.44 --> 1950.00] they're smashing it man it's cool i'm happy for them speaking of happy savage jerky +[1950.00 --> 1956.32] i have a new favorite it's mojo jalapeno that's habanero my friend oh no oh no that was habanero +[1956.32 --> 1960.40] sorry no that the other one did we have another thing over there that says habanero i'm very sorry +[1960.40 --> 1966.06] it is mojo jalapeno i can't i was like holy cow i'm slow today no i'm slow today look at me +[1966.06 --> 1971.38] anyway screwing up the sponsor this is my new favorite one i haven't had it before mojo is my like +[1971.38 --> 1978.84] was my like my main squeeze before uh but now i've got some mojo jalapeno in my life and i i like +[1978.84 --> 1983.90] it very much is there any one of these you like would you want one absolutely oh my goodness sriracha +[1983.90 --> 1990.50] bacon done this is a new pack there you go oh my goodness perfect sriracha bacon in case +[1990.50 --> 1997.00] i prefer their straight up you want beef jerky they're both really good they are really good +[1997.00 --> 2001.92] they're both very very good i've to be fair anyone who has the like bacon flavors i prefer the beef +[2001.92 --> 2007.08] jerky ones oh okay so it's it's not a preference yeah yeah yeah it's it's not a uh savage jerky so +[2007.08 --> 2013.38] whether so whether you like dead pig or dead cow savage jerky will have something for you got you +[2013.38 --> 2022.48] covered especially if you want some jalapeno um you guys know these guys as of now like the least +[2022.48 --> 2027.92] surprising sponsor spot ever yeah i mean savage jerky is to the wan show as fresh books is to tech +[2027.92 --> 2036.36] wiki by this point pretty much um sorry that's a good thing their jerky is made with great ingredients +[2036.36 --> 2043.10] no nitrates no preservatives uh they've got 13 different types of jerky 13 different +[2043.10 --> 2047.96] flavors of jerky i should say people seem to love the sriracha bacon i'm super not surprised +[2047.96 --> 2054.22] that john grabbed that one mabel buffalo bacon is also super popular they also make barbecue sauce +[2054.22 --> 2060.80] hot sauce and spice rubs uh they also have carolina reaper hot sauce which is the world's hottest pepper +[2060.80 --> 2064.82] yes it's not the world's hottest hot sauce so you can actually like eat it and it's fine +[2064.82 --> 2070.36] but it is made with the world's hottest pepper which is pretty insane they've even got an awesome +[2070.36 --> 2076.74] savage jerky gift tool bag that's really cool yeah uh which includes four packs of jerky hot sauce +[2076.74 --> 2082.30] herb blend or spice rub and it makes an awesome gift i've never seen they bring up a picture of it +[2082.30 --> 2090.58] yeah give me a sec savage jerky tool bag it's pronouncing the h in herb a canadian thing a lot +[2090.58 --> 2096.28] of americans just british thing i think canadians flip it back and forth interesting because herb and +[2096.28 --> 2101.14] herb both sound perfectly fine to me there i go because canadians are weird the more you know +[2101.14 --> 2103.44] here it is what the heck +[2103.44 --> 2116.00] that's a but you get a husky tool bag a straight up husky tool bag is included okay i was expecting +[2116.00 --> 2121.32] that was going to be like kind of a fako part of it but it is not um you get four bags of jerky one +[2121.32 --> 2130.46] bottle of hot sauce one bottle of uh herb herb blend or spice rub uh one savage jerky uh koozie +[2130.46 --> 2137.66] i've screwed that up before i think i called it a kazoo oh but it's a koozie that's great uh and +[2137.66 --> 2143.94] two savage jerky stickers that's actually pretty cool and this isn't in my notes but i always warn +[2143.94 --> 2149.42] people when there's certain special dates coming up on my twitter but i'll do a wan show warning here +[2149.42 --> 2155.00] it's father's day on sunday so if you need something and they can get it to you fast enough +[2155.00 --> 2162.16] i don't know what their shipping speed is but this might be a decent idea um jumping back to +[2162.16 --> 2169.84] other sponsors let's do right and sorry savage jerky but the the link over here savage jerky.com +[2169.84 --> 2175.96] use offer code ltts save 10 uh so you can save money on the on the tool bag if you want to get that +[2175.96 --> 2181.64] or you can just buy some buy some bacon and save money on it saving money on bacon is always a good +[2181.64 --> 2188.22] thing and moving on we have moss backpacks i love these bags and i do the same thing every time +[2188.22 --> 2194.38] because it just makes me super happy but all of their bags have this really bright orange inside +[2194.38 --> 2200.38] and it's lovely how well it shows up on camera too because it's just awesome and it really proves my +[2200.38 --> 2207.80] point it's extremely easy to find stuff in here let's let's grab mojo jalapeno it even has orange +[2207.80 --> 2212.40] on it it's still going to be super easy to find cross branding look it's right there look how easy +[2212.40 --> 2217.32] that is it's a black package in a bag that's often really really hard to find because most people make +[2217.32 --> 2222.14] their bags with uh with black insides it's like a small touch it makes a big difference you know it +[2222.14 --> 2228.22] really does i i i i have a backpack that has an orange inside and i will never ever go back +[2228.22 --> 2235.54] it also has the like the air porter zippers so you can lay your bag out like that really easy +[2235.54 --> 2241.88] so you can get through everything super wide open uh it's got nice little like mesh things you have a +[2241.88 --> 2247.40] bottle in there or some cards or whatever it has a little card that explains how you can use it if you +[2247.40 --> 2253.36] don't want to listen to me um and i like this too you guys aren't going to be able to see this very +[2253.36 --> 2258.20] well but in the thin top zipper you know how a lot of bags will have like the the small zipper +[2258.20 --> 2266.00] at the top this one right here if you open that up the pocket inside is like a reinforced area it's +[2266.00 --> 2273.48] not i don't think it's plastic or anything and it's covered in like a felt like material i i probably +[2273.48 --> 2277.54] called it wrong i'm not very good at identifying materials but it's a very soft type of material +[2277.54 --> 2283.58] that's on top of some formed cup like shape so if you put something in there that's relatively fragile +[2283.58 --> 2289.54] and you have big stuff in here that wax into it it'll be okay because the cup thing is going to +[2289.54 --> 2293.70] keep its shape and project protect whatever you put inside that's actually kind of cool that's a +[2293.70 --> 2299.20] good idea i haven't really seen that in a lot of bags before we're showing off their other one as well +[2299.20 --> 2305.40] if you want this is the black pack if you want a different type of bag um one thing that i really +[2305.40 --> 2311.84] like about these guys too is they'll have uh on on different bags they'll have um this guy can i pull +[2311.84 --> 2318.32] this out aha it's a wall plug why do you need a wall plug for your backpack well it's and it nicely +[2318.32 --> 2322.26] tucks on the side of the bag as well so you don't even have to open up your bag to get access well you +[2322.26 --> 2326.66] don't have to open up the main compartments of your bag to get access to it that wall plug is for this +[2326.66 --> 2332.90] this has a standard plug so you plug your laptop or something into it it has two usb ports one of them +[2332.90 --> 2336.48] is already plugged in because the cable feeds through to the front of the case but you could +[2336.48 --> 2340.86] unplug it put whatever you want in there the cable that comes with it is actually nice reinforced +[2340.86 --> 2346.92] with a spring so that the cable isn't gonna like get damaged in your bag which makes sense because +[2346.92 --> 2350.92] it's gonna stay in your bag um i don't know i think that's wonderful because you could just get +[2350.92 --> 2355.90] home plug your bag into the wall and it automatically charges everything that's in it just waiting around +[2355.90 --> 2362.02] at the airport you just want to charge all your stuff at once boom done someone yes someone tweeted me +[2362.02 --> 2369.04] after the last moss backpack sponsorship um talking about like oh that's just expecting trouble because +[2369.04 --> 2373.08] someone's gonna plug it into the wall and walk away from it and it's gonna get determined as a bomb +[2373.08 --> 2379.90] just don't don't walk away from your don't walk away from it like uh most of the plugs in airports that +[2379.90 --> 2385.22] people designing these airports generally know that people want to charge their stuff so most of the +[2385.22 --> 2391.06] plugs are near seats have a sit do whatever you need to do if you want to go get some food or go to the +[2391.06 --> 2395.94] washroom unplug take your backpack with you like you normally would so that people don't think it's +[2395.94 --> 2400.62] a bomb in an airport that's like they they say over the loudspeakers the whole time do not leave +[2400.62 --> 2405.94] luggage unattended it is still luggage despite having a plug that was what i was going to say like i'm +[2405.94 --> 2410.58] pretty sure they would treat it an unattended bag as suspicious even if there weren't a cable sticking +[2410.58 --> 2415.44] out of it yeah like it doesn't matter so yeah yeah so that has nothing to do with anything +[2415.44 --> 2420.62] great backpacks i love the plug feature i love the orange i love the cup thing that they're doing +[2420.62 --> 2428.80] uh but yeah uh check it out at the link below if you are on uh youtube or just check them out on +[2428.80 --> 2435.70] kickstarter if you look moss backpacks on kickstarter kickstarter interesting um and should be good to go +[2435.70 --> 2439.22] i think they're doing another campaign because these guys definitely have had laptops out before +[2439.22 --> 2445.60] i i personally know someone who has bought them off of their website so i'm assuming it's a it's a +[2445.60 --> 2451.98] new thingy they're doing on on kickstarter uh sounds like it i'm assuming that's the black pack that +[2451.98 --> 2458.94] they're kickstartering anyways beyond there we have ltx ltx expo if you want to come visit the team +[2458.94 --> 2465.34] meet the team meet me even though i'm not on the team oh that makes sense um come to ltx it's a meetup +[2465.34 --> 2470.88] an interactive tech event the interactive part here is important i feel like it always takes away +[2470.88 --> 2475.82] i feel like we need to get like testimonials from people that go next time so we can play them +[2475.82 --> 2481.88] it isn't just an event about passive absorption yeah i feel like it takes a little bit away from +[2481.88 --> 2486.34] it because it's an event we're holding and i'm the one talking about it but ltx is legitimately one +[2486.34 --> 2491.10] of the coolest events i've been to i've only been to one because there's only been one uh but the +[2491.10 --> 2495.18] interactive part is super cool because you go to these conventions and when i went to +[2495.18 --> 2498.32] conventions when i was younger they were a little bit more grungy a little bit less planned out +[2498.32 --> 2505.20] and there was a little bit more uh hand-on action because like i remember packs when i first went +[2505.20 --> 2511.36] there they'd just be hucking prizes out of the booths there'd be more hands-on stuff because uh +[2511.36 --> 2514.94] it was a smaller con it was a smaller con they weren't as worried about things then they started +[2514.94 --> 2519.72] getting in trouble for different stuff and they had to close it down we are keeping that in mind we +[2519.72 --> 2524.00] don't want to get in trouble for stuff but we're keeping all the booths interactive so like one of the +[2524.00 --> 2528.44] really cool things that's coming this year is how to do delid your cpu so you can bring a cpu and +[2528.44 --> 2534.74] you'll have professional people showing you how to delid it in person where else can you get that +[2534.74 --> 2541.18] i literally think nowhere um really cool um every single booth is going to have some type of +[2541.18 --> 2547.68] interactive uh setup with it current booths include a blind cable management competition brought to you +[2547.68 --> 2551.82] by cable mod a delidding workshop so you can bring your cpus and we'll show you how to delid it +[2551.82 --> 2558.36] case toss 2.0 hopefully you'll do better than i did multi-headed vr a 20 pc land brought to you by +[2558.36 --> 2566.24] ibuypower the 12k ultra wide gaming setup and tons tons more i guarantee there will be tons more uh +[2566.24 --> 2569.14] there is already tons more i don't know why it's not listed here probably just because it'd be way +[2569.14 --> 2574.90] too much to say there's also going to be food music cool systems to look at more room more swag +[2574.90 --> 2580.12] and more special guests than last year there will be exclusive live unboxings just like last year +[2580.12 --> 2585.06] and more you can come hang out with us the tickets start at 35 canadian and you can check them out +[2585.06 --> 2591.04] through the link below or because you're watching on twitch right now uh get or unless you're watching +[2591.04 --> 2598.66] this later that's i said right now and that's relative so if you're watching it at 5 49 uh pacific time +[2598.66 --> 2609.04] uh yeah on on friday then the link is just ltx expo.com but if not link below it's only 26 50 +[2609.04 --> 2615.94] usd for our american viewers it's nothing yeah it's not it's not that expensive and it's a really fun +[2615.94 --> 2620.26] convention i want people to go i want people to go because i want to keep doing it because it's +[2620.26 --> 2625.58] it's literally last year's was more fun for me than last year's pax was and i've been going to pax +[2625.58 --> 2631.04] since i was yeah the last year's ltx was very enjoyable i agree 100 with that even like as an +[2631.04 --> 2636.74] attendee i'm going to be 100 honest here i didn't invite most of my like personal friends to ltx last +[2636.74 --> 2640.98] year yeah because i was like it's probably just going to be a fan meetup there's going to be a few +[2640.98 --> 2644.28] things to do but it's probably mostly going to be a fan meetup and then i was like holy crap i feel +[2644.28 --> 2648.72] pretty bad because it was really fun and none of the none of them came so i didn't invite them so +[2648.72 --> 2656.22] wrecked uh but they're invited this year because it'll be good uh moving back to normal news whoop +[2656.22 --> 2662.66] wrong screen i gotta stop beating that savage jerky man it's so good nope keep going who cares okay +[2662.66 --> 2669.64] uh it's your bag as far as i'm concerned that's true you don't have to stop uh let's move on +[2670.46 --> 2678.56] new ios security feature has already been bypassed oh boy uh this was posted by captain to fire +[2678.56 --> 2686.16] on the forum and our source is the forum uh but yeah ios 12 introduces a new usb restricted mode +[2686.16 --> 2691.48] that makes it harder for law enforcement agencies to thwart iphone security usb restricted mode +[2691.48 --> 2698.14] requires that an iphone be unlocked with a passable with a passcode when connected to a computer via usb +[2698.14 --> 2704.10] if the device has not already been unlocked in the last hour wow meaning phone hacking and forensic +[2704.10 --> 2710.34] tools shouldn't be able to unlock phones in an email obtained by vice a forensic expert claims +[2710.34 --> 2716.76] that gray shift has already defeated apple's new usb restricted mode in a beta build usb restricted +[2716.76 --> 2722.50] mode is currently in beta testing and will launch to the public soon according to apple is this big like +[2722.50 --> 2728.98] cat and mouse game between apple and the government yeah and this is just the latest chapter of that +[2728.98 --> 2735.12] there was some um and there was some district attorney down in louisiana who was saying that +[2735.12 --> 2741.18] apple was literally promoting criminal activity by doing this and i'm just sitting here like if you +[2741.18 --> 2746.92] want people to take you seriously and be on your side maybe don't say things like that but regardless +[2746.92 --> 2753.58] of how you feel about it um this the fact that it's already been defeated is a little bit humorous to me +[2753.58 --> 2759.66] just because like i said there's this constant arms race between it's just like apple and these um +[2759.66 --> 2763.58] these law enforcement folks who because the fbi has been lobbying for years and years to +[2763.58 --> 2768.72] try to force apple to have a back door into their products if they want to do an investigation so +[2768.72 --> 2775.38] yeah i think um it could have something to do with the betaness of the build because they +[2775.38 --> 2783.28] beat it on the beta possibly um and we have had security firms lie about beating apple's +[2783.28 --> 2787.84] security before eventually they've kind of figured it out but they've they've lied in the early term +[2787.84 --> 2793.04] what do we know about gray shift who knows off the top of my head not a ton i've heard of them before +[2793.04 --> 2796.24] um gray shifts +[2796.24 --> 2806.08] uh they sell phone unlocking services gray shift iphone unlocker +[2806.08 --> 2814.20] mysterious 15 000 gray key promises to unlock iphone x for whatever yeah they're they're a phone +[2814.20 --> 2820.60] unlocking thing i've heard of them before i just wasn't sure to be fair if it's that i'm starting +[2820.60 --> 2827.24] to remember a little bit more about them now if it's them they probably did it oh um so wrecked i guess +[2827.24 --> 2834.30] um yeah oh well we'll see if it holds through with the beta but even if it doesn't when you've got +[2834.30 --> 2839.48] groups like gray shift constantly consistently going after your stuff and making a profit on it +[2839.48 --> 2845.64] in a government sanctioned way you're probably boned yeah you because you you have an incentive +[2845.64 --> 2852.30] essentially everything's hackable right so like at some point yeah that sucks um microsoft to help +[2852.30 --> 2858.56] walmart get rid of cashiers oh my uh microsoft is reportedly working on this was posted by no one +[2858.56 --> 2865.76] maybe uh but our source is arstechnica.com microsoft is reportedly working on technology that removes +[2865.76 --> 2870.88] the need for cashiers and checkout lines and stores similar to amazon's technology already implemented in +[2870.88 --> 2876.14] its amazon go brick and mortar store uh so microsoft is essentially doing the same thing as them +[2876.14 --> 2881.10] the exact technology isn't explained but it may be linked to the company's new +[2881.10 --> 2888.16] connect uh for azure project this project builds on connect's current abilities and can be used +[2888.16 --> 2894.04] to execute spatial mapping and motion tracking while it's unclear how far along microsoft is in +[2894.04 --> 2898.92] developing this technology the company has reportedly shown sample tech to potential partners and has even +[2898.92 --> 2905.64] talked to walmart about implementing it directly amazon is expected to open new go locations in chicago +[2905.64 --> 2911.08] and san francisco soon microsoft is making interesting moves this is a big deal +[2911.08 --> 2917.56] to me because because okay so amazon go they're putting the technology they have one store in +[2917.56 --> 2923.24] seattle they're playing two more okay and they're gonna put in whole foods right i mean they're i mean +[2923.24 --> 2929.12] they're not as big as walmart but they're a big chain this to me is like microsoft saying okay well i'll +[2929.12 --> 2936.00] see your little dinky operation at whole foods and i'll raise you walmart you know so we're talking about +[2936.00 --> 2943.32] like the biggest retailer in the u.s and microsoft is trying to just it looks almost like amazon's +[2943.32 --> 2949.98] trying to like own the full stack essentially like they they want the store they want the technology in +[2949.98 --> 2954.94] the store they want everything and microsoft is like no we don't need everything we just want to +[2954.94 --> 2959.16] have this we'll see if they can do it because i think the challenge here is that microsoft sort of +[2959.16 --> 2964.76] cloud processing processing capability it's not quite as big as amazon's is with aws so we'll see how that +[2964.76 --> 2971.46] works out for them yeah um that's quite interesting well we'll see though because microsoft buying github +[2971.46 --> 2979.88] and making this move right now is probably what the kind of stuff that they need to do i don't know if +[2979.88 --> 2984.78] it's best for consumer interest but if i'm just thinking about this from a microsoft point of view +[2984.78 --> 2989.38] this is the kind of stuff that they need to do they were they were early with the whole windows thing +[2989.38 --> 2994.64] they were early and on the ball with technology back then then they tried for quite a while with +[2994.64 --> 2999.48] different hardware stuff obviously xbox was quite successful but outside of that windows phone +[2999.48 --> 3005.48] zune etc okay zune was amazing well the product may have been good but it just didn't catch on the +[3005.48 --> 3010.56] marketplace or two different things so zune music software was sweet and the zune itself was +[3010.56 --> 3015.64] amazing it just didn't it didn't they were just late to the party they were just late to the party +[3015.64 --> 3021.06] because by the time zune like was like really you know people started reviewing it positively like oh +[3021.06 --> 3029.30] ipod was already a thing so yeah yeah but yeah i wish i do really wish um that zune kind of took off +[3029.30 --> 3034.76] but it didn't so i feel like everyone is pivoting their business a little bit these days like it feels +[3034.76 --> 3038.86] like every large firm is doing it to some degree so it makes sense because a lot of the guys have been +[3038.86 --> 3044.54] doing the same thing for a long time speaking of microsoft steam is dropping windows xp and vista +[3044.54 --> 3052.68] support in 2019 uh this was posted by sc2 mitch on the forum again we always have one from him uh it's +[3052.68 --> 3058.70] they they're starting on january 1st 2019 steam will officially stop supporting the windows xp and +[3058.70 --> 3064.50] windows vista operating systems to pay respects this means that after that date the steam client will no +[3064.50 --> 3071.30] longer run on those versions of windows i suspect it's just not getting updates +[3071.30 --> 3077.78] they could lock out access to the steam they could because it's essentially a browser i don't know if +[3077.78 --> 3083.92] they're going to but they could so the newest features in steam rely on an embedded version of +[3083.92 --> 3088.56] google chrome which no longer functions on older versions of windows yeah so i don't think you'll get +[3088.56 --> 3094.32] updates for the remainder of 2018 steam will continue to run and launch on windows xp and windows vista but +[3094.32 --> 3101.44] other functionality in steam will be somewhat limited uh new features such as the steam chat will not be available +[3101.44 --> 3110.40] i don't know if people running those systems will care so we'll see gmail uh can remind you to reply +[3110.40 --> 3116.58] that's actually super cool as part of its new design gmail has started resurfacing old unanswered emails with a +[3116.58 --> 3122.48] suggestion that you should reply by bumping the email uh thread to the top of your inbox gmail also breaks the +[3122.48 --> 3128.64] chronological order of your inbox which is kind of poo but you can probably disable this gmail lets you disable all +[3128.64 --> 3135.22] smart features there we go the very next note uh some users don't want smart categories important emails first and +[3135.22 --> 3143.68] smart reply suggestions uh you can tick off the boxes suggest emails to reply to and suggest emails to follow up on if you +[3143.68 --> 3148.86] don't want to see this orange text ever again i do want to see it personally so i'm going to leave that +[3148.86 --> 3155.04] there this is me spitballing um i'm but i'm guessing they probably integrated like the um the priority +[3155.04 --> 3160.90] feature you know like where it marks certain things so they use important because yeah because because +[3160.90 --> 3167.48] you would hate you would hate you know for it to tell you to reply to an email hey walmart.com say +[3167.48 --> 3172.70] sale you know save 50 on paper towels you know and you wouldn't want to get nags to reply to that but +[3172.70 --> 3179.40] yeah so someone in chat said steam did a hardware survey a while back they probably saw it wasn't +[3179.40 --> 3185.66] worthwhile to continue support yeah i recently checked it out because i was i was uh having a bad day and i +[3185.66 --> 3193.06] was really frustrated with the fact that my uh stream deck from elgato didn't work on windows 8.1 and it +[3193.06 --> 3197.82] would like it hurts my brain that that doesn't work and it's so confusing because it's actually a pretty +[3197.82 --> 3205.76] sweet piece of tech um and like alternatives that actually do all of the same things uh are way more +[3205.76 --> 3212.60] expensive in in most cases and alternatives that do almost the same thing well they don't they don't do +[3212.60 --> 3218.52] quite the same thing like they'll do um yeah and it's not even that i need it i don't i could just use +[3218.52 --> 3223.82] a midi controller but i like it's cool it's nice and small the buttons are all framed you can change +[3223.82 --> 3227.98] what it shows on the screen it's a really cool device and it only works on windows 10 doesn't make +[3227.98 --> 3235.62] any freaking sense to me and what drove me nuts was because people have hacked it and forced it to +[3235.62 --> 3241.48] work on other operating systems by checking by just all they did in the one case was they took out the +[3241.48 --> 3249.50] check that checks if you're on windows 10 and it just works it doesn't work anymore they they updated +[3249.50 --> 3253.64] it and now it doesn't work but it did for a little while and i can't find what's the rationale to stop +[3253.64 --> 3262.08] it from working on windows 8.1 i i haven't got what i think of as a satisfactory answer um i'm sure +[3262.08 --> 3266.30] there's something what they've been saying is it's just too much to support but what drove me nuts about +[3266.30 --> 3271.96] that was that just taking the flag out made it work but then technically they have updated it since +[3271.96 --> 3277.16] then and it doesn't work anymore i doubt they forced that guy's hack to not work so they probably +[3277.16 --> 3282.46] just used something that doesn't work on previous versions of windows and now it doesn't work it's +[3282.46 --> 3288.98] just the thing that drives me nuts is i looked into the steam hardware survey and all the people not +[3288.98 --> 3296.38] using windows 10 is a pretty huge market share and i can't imagine that it wouldn't be worth the dev work +[3296.38 --> 3303.18] to have that available market share now something that they may have done in terms of market research +[3303.18 --> 3309.26] is looking at well the people that aren't using windows 10 are they willing to buy it maybe they're +[3309.26 --> 3314.68] not using windows 10 because they don't have the money to have a newer computer that's possible +[3314.68 --> 3321.34] i don't see the merit in that but that could be what elgato's seeing i i wonder if it has to do +[3321.34 --> 3327.38] anything with just some sort of cya kind of security thing where they're just saying oh well it's an +[3327.38 --> 3332.52] older version of windows it's just kind of less secure by default and we don't want to be blamed +[3332.52 --> 3337.22] if something goes wrong with our product because they're running like an old version of windows it +[3337.22 --> 3342.80] could be as simple as that so who knows yeah um someone said it was free to upgrade yeah but some +[3342.80 --> 3351.72] people with like i'm talking yeah some people no that's a good point i don't know i don't know what +[3351.72 --> 3359.00] their reasoning is uh i i i can't understand it doesn't make any sense to me but anyways i was looking +[3359.00 --> 3364.10] up steam hardware surveys to try to justify my rage because i really really really want this thing +[3364.10 --> 3370.24] to work but i cannot use windows 10 because i will rip my eyes out um so anyways i can't use the +[3370.24 --> 3376.22] freaking stream deck because i can't find the executable for the version that works uh with +[3376.22 --> 3383.52] just the flag taken away i i can find i can github download the like hack that removes the flag that's +[3383.52 --> 3388.26] fine i can't find the executable for the installer that works that way and i don't care about whatever +[3389.00 --> 3395.88] they have it doesn't matter to me at all um so yeah anyways that's why i've seen yeah there's +[3395.88 --> 3400.34] basically no one running xp and vista on steam anymore moral of the story there you go because +[3400.34 --> 3403.22] i looked up the steam hardware surveys and yeah it's a it's a pretty small percentage +[3403.22 --> 3415.46] someone in chat said windows 10 is 55.5 windows 7 is 33.57 windows 8.1 is only 4.07 yeah that's fine +[3415.46 --> 3424.18] my thing is if they make it work for windows 7 which is 33.6 essentially percent of the audience +[3424.18 --> 3432.60] which is a huge percentage uh it will work for 8.1 it will or it'll be one of those situations where we +[3432.60 --> 3436.88] can just remove the flag of them saying that it won't work for 8.1 and it'll install just fine +[3436.88 --> 3441.68] i'm not trying to say that everyone uses windows 8.1 i realize i'm in a very small category there but +[3441.68 --> 3448.00] windows 7 is huge and i want to lean on that to be able to get support for older versions of windows +[3448.00 --> 3454.60] that will essentially include windows 8.1 yeah because 7 to 8.1 compatibility is like very good +[3454.60 --> 3464.04] um going two more is a little bit more of a stretch though so yeah yep yeah anyways that's it for the +[3464.04 --> 3468.90] show oh is that it yeah i think so there's no other topics super smash brothers is going to have +[3468.90 --> 3476.18] 65 characters for switch is that not in here i'm looking right at it why did i not see it what other +[3476.18 --> 3481.12] news did i miss that's basically it though okay yeah i must have just scrolled right over it yeah +[3481.12 --> 3487.68] it's a bajillion characters i think they said every everyone who's ever fought in a smash game is in +[3487.68 --> 3496.24] this game okay is it true though because i saw people talking about waluigi was waluigi ever in a smash +[3496.24 --> 3501.08] game i don't know maybe he's a trophy i don't know if you could actually select him to fight though +[3501.08 --> 3501.60] i forget +[3501.60 --> 3505.60] whoa +[3505.60 --> 3513.88] motherboardvice.com has a counterpoint f waluigi he doesn't deserve to be in the new smash bros that's +[3513.88 --> 3518.14] a little aggressive guys yeah he's kind of an irritating character i think he might have a point +[3518.14 --> 3526.50] oh my goodness it's uh yeah so everyone that's in super smash bros ultimate except for waluigi +[3526.50 --> 3533.74] essentially waluigi missing from super smash bros ultimate i don't care someone might care +[3533.74 --> 3542.92] maybe he was left out intentionally maybe maybe he'll be dlc could you imagine i could just imagine +[3542.92 --> 3548.80] the storm that would happen if they had like the waluigi dlc yeah that would be really funny to see +[3548.80 --> 3554.84] that'd be great yeah cost 60 bucks for one character uh so there there is a new uh score +[3554.84 --> 3560.26] counter that pops up during one-on-one fights when anybody is ko'd uh each fighter has gotten some +[3560.26 --> 3565.20] kind of graphical tweak to some degree which makes sense there's two new playable characters +[3565.20 --> 3572.72] ridley the alien pterodactyl boss from the metroid series and inklings the squid kids from splatoon +[3572.72 --> 3578.20] they were already in mario kart yeah just added them to smash now so i don't know if uh yeah +[3578.20 --> 3583.56] anyways uh fighters must now choose their battleground stage before picking a character +[3583.56 --> 3588.52] that's different it's always the other way around right yeah that's weird that actually makes sense +[3588.52 --> 3593.16] it says due to professional players favoring certain stages for certain characters yeah okay that makes +[3593.16 --> 3600.30] sense uh a picture in picture preview window when any combatant uh when any yeah when any combatant +[3600.30 --> 3605.94] is launched off the screen that also makes sense to me um but yeah apparently it will launch on +[3605.94 --> 3611.98] nintendo switch on december 7th 2018 cool just in time for christmas sounds like i'll be getting +[3611.98 --> 3617.04] yet another game for my switch on december 7th 2018 they should have released it on black friday +[3617.04 --> 3623.48] just to see the meltdown oh god i'm really happy they did just like just like the parking lot +[3623.48 --> 3631.00] butt whoopings yeah yeah yeah i would love to see that hyrule fight club 24 7 pretty much hyrule castle +[3631.00 --> 3638.46] is the is the is the only map for me boy um but uh yeah anyways that's actually it for wanshow +[3638.46 --> 3644.08] that was probably loud sorry headphone users and we'll see you next week when your ears stop bleeding +[3644.08 --> 3655.60] okay +[3655.60 --> 3656.70] you +[3656.70 --> 3661.28] you +[3661.28 --> 3670.28] you diff --git a/The EU's New Laws Could KILL YouTube - The WAN Show Oct 26, 2018_transcript.txt b/The EU's New Laws Could KILL YouTube - The WAN Show Oct 26, 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d475d86ace21cfa37a1ba97dbc14d16453ea3571 --- /dev/null +++ b/The EU's New Laws Could KILL YouTube - The WAN Show Oct 26, 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1735 @@ +[0.00 --> 3.76] Want to start the stream? Yes, I am sure I want to start the stream! +[5.24 --> 10.40] I wouldn't have, uh, you know, eased up on my bladder muscles if I didn't want to start the stream. +[11.96 --> 17.00] I did read the instructions. I followed the instructions. We are not on the test streaming thing. +[18.18 --> 22.82] You, yes, I did set the title. Thank you, Jake. You're, you're, you are my chicken dinner. +[24.66 --> 28.78] Like, you're a winner. That's what, that's what I mean. I don't mean that he's, like, kind of salty and savory. +[28.78 --> 29.92] I like your thighs. +[31.40 --> 34.98] And your greasy white breast. +[35.26 --> 39.38] A pretty mediocre show for you guys today because, frankly, there just... +[39.38 --> 40.98] Says you, I'm bringing the awesome! +[41.48 --> 43.60] There just wasn't really a lot going on this week. +[43.92 --> 45.46] Why would you say that? +[45.54 --> 46.24] Well, because... +[46.24 --> 47.32] You want people to leave? +[47.70 --> 51.50] They're not gonna leave. I mean, they already went through the effort of clicking on this. +[51.60 --> 53.70] They'll go down the, go down with me. +[53.78 --> 54.16] Yeah. +[54.44 --> 57.08] I mean, the ship. Go down on the ship, not... +[57.08 --> 58.34] No, you don't go down on the ship. +[58.34 --> 60.74] You don't go down on you either. That's what I'm trying to get out of here. +[60.86 --> 63.94] So, we do actually have some legitimately interesting topics. +[64.10 --> 67.68] Google mandates two years of security updates for popular phones. +[67.78 --> 69.62] How do we define popular? I guess we'll... +[69.62 --> 70.90] Oh, we, there's a definition. +[71.08 --> 72.26] Cross that bridge when we get to it. +[72.38 --> 72.66] Mm-hmm. +[73.38 --> 76.60] The meme tax means maybe you won't be able to upload to YouTube. +[77.10 --> 77.48] Yeah. +[77.74 --> 78.34] It... +[78.34 --> 79.74] Okay, no, I'll talk, I'll talk more about it later. +[79.74 --> 80.64] More bridges across. +[80.64 --> 83.78] There's been another big win for right to repair. +[84.86 --> 90.70] And the iPhone, iOS 12, defeats the gray key locker thing that police use. +[90.78 --> 91.32] Suck it, police. +[92.18 --> 92.62] But... +[92.62 --> 94.34] I mean, blue lives matter. +[94.66 --> 95.20] I mean... +[95.20 --> 95.94] Ah, let's get out of here. +[95.98 --> 96.34] Roll the intro. +[96.50 --> 96.92] Wow. +[97.02 --> 97.32] Ah! +[97.74 --> 100.42] You are so never coming on WAN show again. +[100.76 --> 100.98] Yes. +[100.98 --> 130.96] You are so never coming on WAN show again. +[131.80 --> 132.54] All right. +[133.48 --> 135.48] Do you think that you have RBF? +[136.30 --> 137.46] What is RBF? +[137.96 --> 139.24] Resting mean face. +[139.80 --> 140.32] Oh! +[140.58 --> 142.10] Resting mean face. +[143.02 --> 143.92] Um, you know what? +[143.92 --> 145.66] Let's see your resting face at the camera. +[145.98 --> 151.84] I would actually, yeah, I would much rather hear if you think I have resting. +[151.84 --> 153.58] Resting B face is what's up. +[153.74 --> 158.84] So, the only reason that it really comes up in my household a lot is that one of my daughters... +[158.84 --> 159.84] Um... +[161.50 --> 162.08] She has RBF? +[162.52 --> 162.68] She's... +[162.68 --> 163.46] She's like two. +[163.84 --> 166.66] Um, actually, she's the older one. +[166.80 --> 168.68] And it was much worse when she was two. +[168.80 --> 169.86] So, we talk about it all the time. +[169.86 --> 174.54] obviously we can't say the B word so we'd say resting B face I've never heard +[174.54 --> 182.18] anyone put your face at rest okay yeah no I mean we'll let the audience we'll +[182.18 --> 186.68] let the audience be the judge I don't think you have RBF are you kidding me I +[186.68 --> 192.06] think it's more of a conscious thing with you dude look at this you do look at my +[192.06 --> 201.30] eyebrows from the side okay pointing down before the show I was just going over my +[201.30 --> 204.32] notes I looked up at the camera there I was like this is what I look like when +[204.32 --> 208.74] I'm just reading stuff I'm just like yeah you have kind of an intense vibe to +[208.74 --> 213.94] you like I've actually had I mean I don't think that the WAN show is really the +[213.94 --> 222.00] place to air like HR issues to literally air it but I've actually had people +[222.00 --> 227.28] talk to me about how James can be kind of intense like I'm not sure if he likes +[227.28 --> 232.80] me you know that's so funny I think that about Tyler I think Tyler I think I +[232.80 --> 238.32] know he's the nicest guy a teddy bear but he also hates all of us I think I don't +[238.32 --> 243.02] think he does I don't I think Tyler is the least likely LMG employee to go +[243.02 --> 246.66] postal well there's but there's also other things that are just personal +[246.66 --> 251.88] preference like if you walk by Tyler in the morning and you haven't seen him yet +[251.88 --> 257.46] he might just walk by you and not care to say good morning and I I'm fine with +[257.46 --> 259.62] that there's a lot of people here you want to spend half your day saying good +[259.62 --> 264.54] morning yeah there's 20 people like I I got past saying good morning to everyone +[264.54 --> 270.22] probably around the time we hired you guys cuz okay I mean you were basically +[270.22 --> 273.30] everyone that I passed in the morning was new and therefore didn't matter anyway +[273.30 --> 277.66] no but there was just too many people all of a sudden instead of cuz the +[277.66 --> 281.74] upstairs used to be who the hell used to be upstairs there was no well there's +[281.74 --> 287.08] there's Chelsea that's right there's cold the sales team was there so there +[287.08 --> 293.80] was and then it wasn't wasn't it you know Nick was in his oh no he wasn't yeah no +[293.80 --> 296.92] Nick had it on no when I started Nick and Chelsea and Colton were all in that +[296.92 --> 301.90] corner by where Anthony and Alex are now is this even interesting I mean it doesn't +[301.90 --> 305.50] really matter but I mean okay we'll we'll get to why I'm wearing eyeliner +[305.50 --> 308.98] shortly because I think that's what everyone's waiting to waiting to hear +[308.98 --> 317.56] cuz it's Friday night baby yeah no and you're taking me out dancing and how come +[317.56 --> 320.98] Batman doesn't dance anymore +[320.98 --> 326.50] it's a Simpsons quote man okay you know what I'll explain why I'm wearing +[326.50 --> 332.40] eyeliner so we you must super chat us if you want to know you know no no they +[332.40 --> 335.44] don't have to see come on we're sellouts aren't we anyway we're shells that's +[335.44 --> 343.36] that's the word on the street so basically I take exception to razors +[343.36 --> 351.04] branding I mean I understand branding is it's it's marketing and it's it's it's not +[351.04 --> 358.12] meant to be just like a purely dry I do love this pillow though it's it's not +[358.12 --> 361.78] meant to be just like a purely dry description of the product like if if +[361.78 --> 370.42] razor called their mice pretty good mouse that is pretty good and the +[370.42 --> 374.74] ergonomics are good enough that the pro gamers we endorse didn't throw them away +[374.74 --> 380.02] and it's pretty expensive but like it's pretty good like if they called it that +[380.02 --> 386.26] obviously no one would buy it but if they call it mamba you know that's not it +[386.26 --> 390.16] sounds a lot more appealing but the whole thing that they've started doing over +[390.16 --> 395.44] the last few years where it's like they they refer to themselves as the world's +[395.44 --> 405.28] premier lifestyle brand for gamers lifestyle brand for gamers I kind of I +[405.28 --> 412.04] kind of take exception to that because maybe I'm wrong but to me when I especially +[412.04 --> 415.84] when I was younger when I didn't have like a full-time job because I was still +[415.84 --> 423.70] in school to me what made something gaming was that it was no frills and it was +[423.70 --> 429.22] like great bang for the buck and it had nothing nothing about it that didn't give me more +[429.22 --> 434.74] FPS function yes form completely function over form was gaming like an athlon xp +[434.74 --> 443.02] 2500 plus was like a gaming CPU because compared to I mean it's it's it's funny +[443.02 --> 448.40] some things never change AMD fanboys were just as diluted back then as they were like +[448.40 --> 451.74] two years ago before Ryzen launched and they still thought that AMD had processors +[451.74 --> 459.48] worth buying like it's it's amazing um and in and so for me when I bought a Barton 2500 plus +[459.48 --> 465.98] I was the diluted AMD fanboy I was like yeah I'm gonna overclock it to 2.2 gigahertz +[465.98 --> 472.72] which is equivalent to a 3200 plus which is equivalent to a p4 3.2 but that was just AMD's +[472.72 --> 479.48] marketing it wasn't equivalent to a p4 Northwood come on it wasn't even close not to mention that +[479.48 --> 484.54] Northwood had hyper threading which at the time remember this is pre-dual core made a pretty +[484.54 --> 492.34] significant difference to the overall usability of the experience and so to me if nothing else though +[492.34 --> 500.86] a Barton 2500 plus was a gaming CPU because games back then only used a single core so you didn't +[500.86 --> 508.78] need hyper threading to get better FPS do you think that the industry started to add frills even in gaming +[508.78 --> 513.82] lineup things just by virtue of there being more competition like there you think there are there more +[513.82 --> 519.36] gaming products now more gaming product lines now and then to differentiate they they add in these +[519.36 --> 526.58] they're just less spartan because it is different so hard to differentiate these days and so I don't +[526.58 --> 531.28] I don't blame them for doing it but basically the reason that I have the remnants of eyeliner on +[531.28 --> 541.22] is because I'm kind of taking the piss um as like a a gaming lifestyle sort of character at the +[541.22 --> 545.10] beginning of the video for the Razer phone too which is going to be an interesting video by the way +[545.10 --> 553.10] what I saw the getup how is that okay I'm like edgy I'm an edgy that's you trying to shut up you have such a +[553.10 --> 554.24] warped view +[554.24 --> 565.04] okay obviously it's like over the top and stupid so that's all you know what we'll let you yes +[565.04 --> 572.20] very over the top very okay just I mean one part of the ensemble you didn't see was that I have a +[572.20 --> 578.10] messenger bag that has an RGB keyboard in it that is illuminated as I'm just walking down the street +[578.10 --> 586.32] that's a very edgy type thing to do yeah so so it's it's like it's like my gamingness is more of an +[586.32 --> 592.92] accessory and less of an actual like how many FPS do I get per dollar and I that's kind of my that's +[592.92 --> 596.68] kind of my thing you should have been on a hoverboard I probably should have been on a +[596.68 --> 604.26] hoverboard are we gonna uh do news I know you guys always do news like when I'm not on the show +[604.26 --> 608.64] and I'm kind of I'm kind of trying to I'm kind of trying to fight it because I don't I don't really +[608.64 --> 616.20] want to do news let's do some super chats yeah um what do we got here whoa uh Sikuro Sue says I was +[616.20 --> 620.40] gonna ask why you don't refer to float plane comments and only YouTube like in the iPhone response +[620.40 --> 624.80] video and then I saw you just did a float plane exclusive fair trade you're the best man keep it +[624.80 --> 630.72] out well thank you thank you you're the best too he's talking to me dude and bomb chewing says paying +[630.72 --> 635.50] the Linus tax again for great free content you don't have to pay a tax for something that's free +[635.50 --> 641.18] paying the Linus tax for a great free contact oh the tax is that he has to uh listen to you hey +[641.18 --> 650.34] mate's watching what the heck are New Zealand dollars oh hi mate what up dude all right +[650.34 --> 655.92] fine we'll do we'll do a news topic wait are you gonna answer that first question no I don't know +[655.92 --> 659.26] what was it I don't know it was a paragraph but oh yeah yeah he was like he's cool with it so I was +[659.26 --> 665.30] like yeah cool what yeah he was like why do you only refer to YouTube comments when you do uh like +[665.30 --> 670.00] a response video okay I guess I could answer that it's because YouTube comments are more recognizable +[670.00 --> 674.94] if we put up comments that are formatted for float plane only the like thousands of people on +[674.94 --> 679.46] float plane are going to be able to relate to it so we tend to try to go as mainstream as possible +[679.46 --> 684.10] in the content itself which is why you'll hear me say things like dislike the video if you want +[684.10 --> 688.18] even though float plane doesn't have a dislike button so is this person referring to like +[688.18 --> 693.38] graphically what they see on screen when we include comments and they pop up are they asking why do they +[693.38 --> 698.84] always pop up look like YouTube comments okay um Ben says please remember to mention folding month +[698.84 --> 703.12] yeah it's folding month that's in the doc it is folding month I've been folding for like three weeks +[703.12 --> 709.82] already so I'm way ahead of you suckers but all month it's uh folding at home which is using your +[709.82 --> 716.24] computer as a in a distributed network to help research different uh fight diseases like including +[716.24 --> 721.24] cancer and Alzheimer's and all sorts of stuff there's even Ebola stuff in there and it's cool +[721.24 --> 726.36] kind of topical right now I am uh warming up my house instead of turning the heat on all the super +[726.36 --> 732.24] chats are for you Eddie says oh snap it's laser time boys yeah all right fine we'll do it we'll do +[732.24 --> 738.24] news topic google mandates two years of security updates for popular phones this was posted by +[738.24 --> 743.54] die hard to live on the forum you're reading that like you've never seen that before like I post all +[743.54 --> 749.20] the time yeah I know but like this is great I hate typing it so he's why would you type you +[749.20 --> 754.94] could copy paste that's what I do now oh okay it's great he's like here he's like we need to do +[754.94 --> 759.32] these news topics we need to do these do you know how long James spends every week making sure +[759.32 --> 763.50] that in the event that Luke and I can't figure out anything off topic to discuss we will have +[763.50 --> 770.12] something to talk about only for us to ignore like 80 of the topic sometimes do you do you ever go back +[770.12 --> 775.22] and look at like what we did cover and what we didn't and get triggered sometimes I stopped well I +[775.22 --> 781.92] did and I stopped doing that when me and Luke do it we do the news yeah okay but I also include +[781.92 --> 786.98] fewer topics like when him and I do it I'll just put like eight in there hey I put a couple I left a couple +[786.98 --> 790.30] in last week that I'd said hey we should really cover these next week and you took them out +[790.30 --> 795.58] you didn't tell me that well I put it in the doc oh you just you just overrode it no I scroll to +[795.58 --> 801.36] the bottom see if anyone posted news items then I control a and delete oh all right well okay so the +[801.36 --> 807.08] original article here is from the verge.com and in a nutshell every month the security team at +[807.08 --> 812.36] Google releases a new set of patches for Android and every month carriers and manufacturers +[812.36 --> 816.42] struggle to get them installed on the actual phones that people are actually using making +[816.42 --> 825.80] that effort feel like well like James's effort on the WAN show doc wasted so confidential contracts +[825.80 --> 832.64] obtained by the verge show that many manufacturers now have explicit obligations related to updates +[832.64 --> 838.26] so this is Google trying to close in on the Apple lead because that's a really important part that +[838.26 --> 843.16] our place that Apple still has an advantage we didn't explicitly cover that in the latest +[843.16 --> 849.12] why iPhones are awesome video we did talk about updates yeah we talked about security we talked +[849.12 --> 854.50] about security but we didn't specifically talk about security updates and the scheduling and the +[854.50 --> 859.40] scheduling the advantages they have here so this is sweet uh do you think it's going to work +[859.40 --> 865.16] well they're requiring they're requiring them to regularly install updates for any popular phone +[865.16 --> 871.16] or tablet for at least two years they must provide at least four security updates within one year of +[871.16 --> 875.42] the phone's launch the security updates are mandated within the second year as well but without a +[875.42 --> 883.34] specified minimum number of releases and then these terms cover any device launched after January 31st 2018 +[883.34 --> 889.10] that's been activated by more than 100,000 users so that's your definition of popular 100,000 users so I've +[889.10 --> 904.10] talked about this a fair bit in the past um where you might encounter like a really cool device of some sort like a phone that's got like a really neat accessory I think the ROG gaming phone is going to be a great example of something like this where +[904.10 --> 919.08] it's it's really cool it's got some features that are truly standalone in the market like it's got a 90 hertz OLED display it's what you wanted the Razer phone to be yeah pretty pretty much the first one yeah well neither of them are quite +[919.08 --> 926.08] what I wanted the first Razer phone to be because I wanted it to have a good camera um and neither of them are are are good enough quite frankly +[926.08 --> 931.22] so I think the ROG phone is a great example of this it's got really cool accessories have you seen the dual screen one +[931.22 --> 949.06] yeah okay so we have a video coming we actually got our hands on all of the accessories for the ROG phone so we've got the the game controller that clips onto the sides we've got the dual screen so it comes with a 6,000 milliamp hour battery in it it's got like a kind of an ergonomic handle like controller handle for it +[949.06 --> 964.06] and then it's got a second screen in the bottom kind of ds style that you can actually run apps independently on which tripped me out so our thumbnail I think we were gonna do for the thumbnail and title we were gonna do um we got every ROG phone accessory +[964.06 --> 971.06] you know thumbnail face but I think what we're gonna go with is this phone runs two games at once +[971.06 --> 974.32] yeah yeah Jake was telling me he had two separate games running at the same time +[974.32 --> 976.06] yeah actually man not bad +[976.06 --> 978.82] depending on the games that actually could be practical +[978.82 --> 982.34] if you're playing something turn-based or something with waiting times +[982.34 --> 987.04] you could play like a hand of poker while you're also I don't know playing Pokemon Go or some crap +[987.04 --> 992.28] okay yeah I guess I could get into that I mean but the use case that we show isn't a very good one +[992.28 --> 995.10] we have PUBG running on the top and Minecraft on the bottom +[995.10 --> 997.68] oh and then PUBG and Fortnite would have been funny +[997.68 --> 1004.24] so at one point in the video I'm playing the top screen and like Jake's got his hands in like in here like playing the bottom screen +[1004.24 --> 1006.18] we're just like looking at each other this is ridiculous +[1006.18 --> 1008.04] that's the best phone when you got two kids +[1008.04 --> 1010.64] yeah yeah so they can both they can both +[1010.64 --> 1013.38] if you two don't learn to share +[1013.38 --> 1017.22] then I'm gonna make you both share the same one forever +[1017.22 --> 1018.60] there it is +[1018.60 --> 1019.18] um +[1019.18 --> 1021.70] so anyway back to what I was saying +[1021.70 --> 1026.70] even if you find a device that has like a really cool feature that you like +[1026.70 --> 1029.00] you can you can end up +[1029.00 --> 1032.04] having a bad experience almost no matter what you do +[1032.04 --> 1033.76] because until you reach a certain threshold +[1033.76 --> 1036.20] which is apparently a hundred thousand users +[1036.20 --> 1039.18] you are even if you buy something like really expensive +[1039.18 --> 1041.50] like a red hydrogen one would be a great example of this +[1041.50 --> 1043.94] it's fifteen hundred dollar phone for the titanium version +[1043.94 --> 1045.52] the manufacturer +[1045.52 --> 1048.72] can only afford to support +[1048.72 --> 1050.72] that which is popular +[1050.72 --> 1052.32] that which sells well +[1052.32 --> 1053.58] and you might think +[1053.58 --> 1054.38] well I paid +[1054.38 --> 1057.16] fifteen hundred dollars for this phone +[1057.16 --> 1058.78] they should be able to support it +[1058.78 --> 1060.80] but the issue is that +[1060.80 --> 1061.56] even if you +[1061.56 --> 1062.58] even if they were making +[1062.58 --> 1064.32] five hundred dollars a phone versus +[1064.32 --> 1066.58] three hundred dollars a phone +[1066.58 --> 1067.14] that someone like +[1067.14 --> 1068.54] you know Samsung was making +[1068.54 --> 1069.82] if they're only selling +[1069.82 --> 1071.20] a thousand units +[1071.20 --> 1072.74] and Samsung is selling +[1072.74 --> 1074.66] a hundred thousand units +[1074.66 --> 1076.54] and these are all completely hypothetical numbers +[1076.54 --> 1079.40] a thousand units times five hundred bucks +[1079.40 --> 1080.80] is still only +[1080.80 --> 1082.38] what is that +[1082.38 --> 1083.82] five hundred thousand dollars +[1083.82 --> 1084.70] the math checks out +[1084.70 --> 1085.04] yeah you +[1085.04 --> 1086.14] you can't +[1086.14 --> 1088.06] you can't have a team of engineers +[1088.06 --> 1089.96] working on this product +[1089.96 --> 1091.40] for two years +[1091.40 --> 1092.44] after their release +[1092.44 --> 1094.14] continuing to provide updates +[1094.14 --> 1095.04] for that kind of a budget +[1095.04 --> 1096.32] the numbers just +[1096.32 --> 1097.62] don't work out +[1097.62 --> 1099.20] and this is why in the past +[1099.20 --> 1100.08] I would always say +[1100.08 --> 1101.74] when you're shopping for a motherboard +[1101.74 --> 1103.82] don't shop for the best motherboard +[1103.82 --> 1105.52] shop for the most popular motherboard +[1105.52 --> 1106.92] because that's the one that +[1106.92 --> 1107.30] A +[1107.30 --> 1108.84] they're going to have the budget +[1108.84 --> 1110.98] in order to provide support to +[1110.98 --> 1112.22] and B +[1112.22 --> 1113.48] that's the one where +[1113.48 --> 1113.98] they're going to have +[1113.98 --> 1116.38] the loudest number of users +[1116.38 --> 1117.70] squawking at them +[1117.70 --> 1119.44] if they don't do it properly +[1119.44 --> 1120.32] so there's going to be +[1120.32 --> 1121.42] a lot of pressure on them +[1121.42 --> 1123.04] whereas like it's a funny thing +[1123.04 --> 1124.52] like I remember back in the days +[1124.52 --> 1125.40] of Quad SLI +[1125.40 --> 1126.26] when Nvidia launched +[1126.26 --> 1128.36] the 7950 GX2 +[1128.36 --> 1130.02] I think is what the card was called +[1130.02 --> 1131.42] but it was like this bizarre +[1131.42 --> 1132.78] like I think this is pre-your +[1132.78 --> 1134.62] like gaming enthusiasm days +[1134.62 --> 1135.46] probably +[1135.46 --> 1136.40] PC gaming +[1136.40 --> 1136.86] remember this? +[1137.08 --> 1137.18] sure +[1137.18 --> 1139.44] so it was this bizarre card +[1139.44 --> 1140.82] because it had a big PCB +[1140.82 --> 1142.56] and then it had like a second one +[1142.56 --> 1143.22] and then it had like +[1143.22 --> 1145.94] a cooler on each one of them +[1145.94 --> 1147.64] so one of the GPUs +[1147.64 --> 1148.60] was like sandwiched +[1148.60 --> 1149.74] right between the other PCB +[1149.74 --> 1151.04] and it was only a dual slot card +[1151.04 --> 1151.80] like it was +[1151.80 --> 1152.60] it was really +[1152.60 --> 1152.98] you know what +[1152.98 --> 1153.88] I should probably just bring up +[1153.88 --> 1154.94] a picture for everyone here +[1154.94 --> 1155.38] show us Linus +[1155.38 --> 1155.72] yeah +[1155.72 --> 1158.24] 7950 GX2 +[1158.24 --> 1160.56] here I'll bring up my screen here +[1160.56 --> 1162.58] like this is a really weird card +[1162.58 --> 1163.22] look at this thing +[1163.22 --> 1166.06] see that? +[1166.68 --> 1167.78] so you've got your main +[1167.78 --> 1168.10] oh yeah that's weird +[1168.10 --> 1169.00] your main PCB +[1169.00 --> 1170.26] that plugs into the slot +[1170.26 --> 1171.54] and then you've got +[1171.54 --> 1172.82] this second daughter board +[1172.82 --> 1174.34] that had all the IO on it +[1174.34 --> 1175.72] and see this cooler here? +[1175.82 --> 1177.62] it actually had the same cooler +[1177.62 --> 1178.18] under here +[1178.18 --> 1178.78] oh I see +[1178.78 --> 1180.16] so it was completely suffocated +[1180.16 --> 1181.04] check this out +[1181.04 --> 1181.62] check this out +[1181.62 --> 1182.62] and then power +[1182.62 --> 1184.30] only came in on this one +[1184.30 --> 1185.34] and was passed through +[1185.34 --> 1186.66] I don't remember how they did it +[1186.66 --> 1187.16] or whatever +[1187.16 --> 1188.10] like it was +[1188.10 --> 1189.46] it was a weird card +[1189.46 --> 1189.90] anyway +[1189.90 --> 1191.88] there was a use case for this card +[1191.88 --> 1193.80] four-way SLI +[1193.80 --> 1194.86] this was the first time +[1194.86 --> 1195.44] you could run +[1195.44 --> 1197.72] four GPUs in SLI +[1197.72 --> 1198.42] for NVIDIA +[1198.42 --> 1199.20] actually I don't think +[1199.20 --> 1199.92] Voodoo ever did that +[1199.92 --> 1200.80] so this was the first time +[1200.80 --> 1202.32] you could run four GPUs in SLI +[1202.32 --> 1204.58] and the experience +[1204.58 --> 1206.54] was terrible +[1206.54 --> 1209.42] because the weird thing is +[1209.42 --> 1209.96] and I'm not +[1209.96 --> 1211.50] I'm not singling out NVIDIA here +[1211.50 --> 1213.12] the weird thing is +[1213.12 --> 1214.82] companies seem to feel like +[1214.82 --> 1216.66] these customers +[1216.66 --> 1217.72] that are giving them +[1217.72 --> 1219.14] $1,500 in this case +[1219.14 --> 1219.72] was I think about +[1219.72 --> 1220.48] what a couple of those +[1220.48 --> 1221.10] would cost you +[1221.10 --> 1222.46] that the customers +[1222.46 --> 1223.82] giving them these huge amounts of money +[1223.82 --> 1225.32] well they must be just such fanatics +[1225.32 --> 1226.04] that even if we +[1226.04 --> 1227.48] don't update this +[1227.48 --> 1228.48] and support this properly +[1228.48 --> 1229.60] they're going to keep coming back +[1229.60 --> 1230.56] and giving us money anyway +[1230.56 --> 1231.08] so whatever +[1231.08 --> 1232.98] whereas the mainstream user +[1232.98 --> 1234.68] the one that really thinks about +[1234.68 --> 1235.94] value for their dollar +[1235.94 --> 1237.10] and goes out and buys +[1237.10 --> 1237.50] you know +[1237.50 --> 1239.32] a GTX 1063 gig +[1239.32 --> 1240.72] or an RX 570 +[1240.72 --> 1241.96] or whatever the case may be +[1241.96 --> 1243.32] that customer +[1243.32 --> 1244.56] I feel like +[1244.56 --> 1246.28] is more value sensitive +[1246.28 --> 1247.48] and therefore +[1247.48 --> 1249.40] will complain much louder +[1249.40 --> 1251.56] if it doesn't get supported properly +[1251.56 --> 1252.80] does that kind of make sense? +[1253.00 --> 1254.20] well I wonder if these people +[1254.20 --> 1255.28] these adopters +[1255.28 --> 1255.94] of the high +[1255.94 --> 1257.20] high end stuff like this +[1257.20 --> 1257.76] do you think +[1257.76 --> 1259.74] they're mostly the type +[1259.74 --> 1261.10] who aren't going to be +[1261.10 --> 1261.84] using this stuff +[1261.84 --> 1262.60] for a really long time +[1262.60 --> 1263.20] because they're going to get +[1263.20 --> 1263.88] the latest and greatest +[1263.88 --> 1264.62] every cycle +[1264.62 --> 1265.62] or do you think +[1265.62 --> 1266.78] that they have the mindset +[1266.78 --> 1268.44] of I'm spending a lot now +[1268.44 --> 1268.98] and this is going to +[1268.98 --> 1270.02] last me a long time +[1270.02 --> 1271.38] would you say it's 50-50 +[1271.38 --> 1271.92] 80-20 +[1271.92 --> 1274.12] I would say that +[1274.12 --> 1275.70] from working at NCIX +[1275.70 --> 1277.14] my experience +[1277.14 --> 1278.38] was probably closer +[1278.38 --> 1280.20] to like 95-5 +[1280.20 --> 1281.50] in which way? +[1281.56 --> 1282.08] the guys +[1282.08 --> 1283.16] that are buying +[1283.16 --> 1284.06] the high end +[1284.06 --> 1285.46] the really high end stuff +[1285.46 --> 1287.06] it's toys for boys +[1287.06 --> 1288.20] whereas +[1288.20 --> 1289.10] there's a +[1289.10 --> 1290.02] there's a 5% +[1290.02 --> 1290.40] of them +[1290.40 --> 1290.94] that go +[1290.94 --> 1291.94] you know what +[1291.94 --> 1293.56] I just don't want to +[1293.56 --> 1294.44] replace my computer +[1294.44 --> 1294.98] very often +[1294.98 --> 1295.64] so I'm just going to +[1295.64 --> 1296.62] get the best thing now +[1296.62 --> 1298.26] but the reality of it is +[1298.26 --> 1298.90] if you +[1298.90 --> 1300.28] especially then +[1300.28 --> 1301.04] like back when I was +[1301.04 --> 1301.98] working in the computer store +[1301.98 --> 1302.94] I was like 10 years ago +[1302.94 --> 1303.32] or whatever +[1303.32 --> 1305.10] especially then +[1305.10 --> 1306.52] it was a +[1306.52 --> 1307.40] terrible +[1307.40 --> 1308.62] terrible idea +[1308.62 --> 1309.68] to buy the highest +[1309.68 --> 1310.58] end thing now +[1310.58 --> 1311.96] and hope that it would be +[1311.96 --> 1312.62] future proof +[1312.62 --> 1313.18] these days +[1313.18 --> 1314.00] I would actually make +[1314.00 --> 1314.38] the argument +[1314.38 --> 1315.38] it's not nearly as bad +[1315.38 --> 1317.06] like if you went out +[1317.06 --> 1318.04] and you bought yourself +[1318.04 --> 1321.86] a 5960x +[1321.86 --> 1323.26] so that was an extreme edition +[1323.26 --> 1324.26] like three years ago +[1324.26 --> 1326.34] it was an 8 core processor +[1326.34 --> 1327.62] okay +[1327.62 --> 1328.76] we have now +[1328.76 --> 1329.26] just now +[1329.26 --> 1329.98] gotten to the point +[1329.98 --> 1330.56] where the mainstream +[1330.56 --> 1332.04] is getting an 8 core processor +[1332.04 --> 1333.08] you effectively +[1333.08 --> 1333.72] and yeah +[1333.72 --> 1334.82] they're much higher clocked +[1334.82 --> 1335.34] and all that stuff +[1335.34 --> 1336.08] like you don't expect it +[1336.08 --> 1337.20] to run exactly +[1337.20 --> 1338.04] like the brand new one +[1338.04 --> 1339.14] but you're still +[1339.14 --> 1339.84] hanging in there +[1339.84 --> 1342.62] whereas if you bought +[1342.62 --> 1343.82] yourself at that time +[1343.82 --> 1344.28] a +[1344.28 --> 1344.88] would have been +[1344.88 --> 1345.94] like a 4770 +[1345.94 --> 1346.98] you are now +[1346.98 --> 1348.08] getting to the point +[1348.08 --> 1348.56] where there are +[1348.56 --> 1349.34] going to be games +[1349.34 --> 1350.40] right around the corner +[1350.40 --> 1351.06] that are going to want +[1351.06 --> 1351.76] more than 4 cores +[1351.76 --> 1353.20] so yeah +[1353.20 --> 1353.76] that person +[1353.76 --> 1354.50] who spent more +[1354.50 --> 1355.50] might get another year +[1355.50 --> 1356.32] or two out of their system +[1356.32 --> 1357.50] does that kind of make sense +[1357.50 --> 1358.92] sure +[1358.92 --> 1360.40] so you think then +[1360.40 --> 1361.20] so what you described +[1361.20 --> 1361.64] a second ago +[1361.64 --> 1362.54] where it's 95.5 +[1362.54 --> 1363.62] then that is an incentive +[1363.62 --> 1364.70] for companies +[1364.70 --> 1366.34] to support the most popular +[1366.34 --> 1367.16] and not the most expensive +[1367.16 --> 1367.50] yeah +[1367.50 --> 1368.12] but okay +[1368.12 --> 1369.40] going back to the phones though +[1369.40 --> 1370.06] right +[1370.06 --> 1370.84] the original thing +[1370.84 --> 1371.18] right +[1371.18 --> 1371.86] the actual topic +[1371.86 --> 1372.22] so look +[1372.22 --> 1373.70] he's just supposed to do news +[1373.70 --> 1374.36] here's the thing though +[1374.36 --> 1374.94] so boring +[1374.94 --> 1375.94] the chain is longer +[1375.94 --> 1376.88] than just the +[1376.88 --> 1378.90] the provider of the software +[1378.90 --> 1379.56] in this case Google +[1379.56 --> 1380.32] and then the OEM +[1380.32 --> 1382.24] there's the carriers as well +[1382.24 --> 1382.88] and they don't talk +[1382.88 --> 1383.68] about the carriers here +[1383.68 --> 1386.08] and with Android phones +[1386.08 --> 1386.98] the carriers can put +[1386.98 --> 1388.20] in their own special sauce +[1388.20 --> 1390.28] so a new Android comes out +[1390.28 --> 1391.16] then the OEM +[1391.16 --> 1392.10] augments it +[1392.10 --> 1392.72] to their liking +[1392.72 --> 1394.34] then the carrier +[1394.34 --> 1395.10] puts their own +[1395.10 --> 1396.12] special carrier apps +[1396.12 --> 1396.54] on it +[1396.54 --> 1397.30] and that takes +[1397.30 --> 1397.48] like +[1397.48 --> 1398.08] Dell TV +[1398.08 --> 1398.94] that takes +[1398.94 --> 1400.02] two to three weeks +[1400.02 --> 1400.90] at best +[1400.90 --> 1401.22] yeah +[1401.22 --> 1402.46] what happens +[1402.46 --> 1404.44] when these OEMs +[1404.44 --> 1405.40] are obligated to do +[1405.40 --> 1406.44] four security updates +[1406.44 --> 1406.78] a year +[1406.78 --> 1407.62] the last one +[1407.62 --> 1408.08] that comes out +[1408.08 --> 1408.70] for that year +[1408.70 --> 1409.58] gets delayed +[1409.58 --> 1410.38] because the carrier +[1410.38 --> 1411.40] has to spend a month +[1411.40 --> 1412.06] working on it +[1412.06 --> 1413.62] reaches the contract +[1413.62 --> 1414.42] with Google +[1414.42 --> 1416.80] and then they get reprimanded +[1416.80 --> 1417.48] like what's gonna happen +[1417.48 --> 1418.24] it looks like +[1418.24 --> 1419.10] what could happen +[1419.10 --> 1419.88] is if they fail +[1419.88 --> 1420.94] to keep the devices updated +[1420.94 --> 1421.94] Google could withhold +[1421.94 --> 1422.46] approval +[1422.46 --> 1423.62] for new devices +[1423.62 --> 1424.56] so they could like +[1424.56 --> 1425.24] play the game +[1425.24 --> 1426.02] where they could be like +[1426.02 --> 1426.48] okay we know +[1426.48 --> 1428.26] we're really busy +[1428.26 --> 1429.02] you know +[1429.02 --> 1429.90] working on something +[1429.90 --> 1430.52] right now +[1430.52 --> 1431.72] we don't have anything +[1431.72 --> 1432.44] new to launch +[1432.44 --> 1433.16] at the moment +[1433.16 --> 1434.04] so we can +[1434.04 --> 1435.50] fall behind +[1435.50 --> 1437.22] and then we'll like +[1437.22 --> 1438.20] get it dealt with later +[1438.20 --> 1438.92] when we need to +[1438.92 --> 1439.50] release something +[1439.50 --> 1439.92] but I +[1439.92 --> 1443.72] I think the big thing +[1443.72 --> 1444.18] for me +[1444.18 --> 1444.94] is +[1444.94 --> 1446.80] I have yet to see +[1446.80 --> 1447.70] any evidence +[1447.70 --> 1448.46] that Google +[1448.46 --> 1449.62] has the stones +[1449.62 --> 1451.64] to back this up +[1451.64 --> 1454.36] because they're still +[1454.36 --> 1455.96] allowing carrier nonsense +[1455.96 --> 1458.16] that as far as I can tell +[1458.16 --> 1459.24] Apple shut down +[1459.24 --> 1460.26] ages ago +[1460.26 --> 1460.72] that's correct +[1460.72 --> 1461.72] like there's +[1461.72 --> 1463.62] I think you just cited +[1463.62 --> 1464.22] one from LG +[1464.22 --> 1464.68] but there's +[1464.68 --> 1465.80] or from a carrier +[1465.80 --> 1466.16] but there's +[1466.16 --> 1466.90] AT&T +[1466.90 --> 1468.08] like OneDrive +[1468.08 --> 1468.96] type stuff +[1468.96 --> 1470.00] AT&T has +[1470.00 --> 1471.20] so much +[1471.20 --> 1471.76] so does Verizon +[1471.76 --> 1472.68] but they're not +[1472.68 --> 1473.48] on Apple phones +[1473.48 --> 1473.82] at all +[1473.82 --> 1474.14] yeah +[1474.14 --> 1475.02] at all +[1475.02 --> 1475.54] so do you think +[1475.54 --> 1476.18] that if it becomes +[1476.18 --> 1476.68] a problem +[1476.68 --> 1477.58] where the carriers +[1477.58 --> 1478.14] are the limiting +[1478.14 --> 1478.70] factor here +[1478.70 --> 1479.16] that are making +[1479.16 --> 1480.12] the OEMs late +[1480.12 --> 1481.82] with the contractually +[1481.82 --> 1483.10] obligated updates +[1483.10 --> 1484.30] then maybe Google +[1484.30 --> 1486.06] or those OEMs +[1486.06 --> 1487.32] will just crack down +[1487.32 --> 1487.56] and be like +[1487.56 --> 1488.20] there's no more +[1488.20 --> 1488.96] carrier app +[1488.96 --> 1490.06] baloney at all +[1490.06 --> 1490.80] we're not doing it +[1490.80 --> 1491.46] I don't know +[1491.46 --> 1492.24] how they'd pull it off +[1492.24 --> 1492.92] because the thing +[1492.92 --> 1493.96] is that a lot of +[1493.96 --> 1494.58] like it's all about +[1494.58 --> 1495.30] positioning right +[1495.30 --> 1495.96] the reason Apple +[1495.96 --> 1496.78] can get away with it +[1496.78 --> 1497.78] is because the iPhone +[1497.78 --> 1498.92] is a top tier device +[1498.92 --> 1500.72] so the carrier +[1500.72 --> 1502.48] is not expected +[1502.48 --> 1503.50] to you know +[1503.50 --> 1504.48] sell it for +[1504.48 --> 1505.46] zero dollars +[1505.46 --> 1506.08] on contract +[1506.08 --> 1507.42] and then subsidize +[1507.42 --> 1508.24] it with like +[1508.24 --> 1509.40] cloud storage +[1509.40 --> 1511.18] and like a TV +[1511.18 --> 1511.74] subscription +[1511.74 --> 1512.36] and an NBA +[1512.36 --> 1512.90] subscription +[1512.90 --> 1513.34] and all that +[1513.34 --> 1513.92] kind of crap +[1513.92 --> 1514.38] all that kind +[1514.38 --> 1515.30] of add-on stuff +[1515.30 --> 1516.78] that they can use +[1516.78 --> 1517.78] to subsidize +[1517.78 --> 1518.82] the cost of that +[1518.82 --> 1520.00] hardware in the first place +[1520.00 --> 1520.92] plus there's competition +[1520.92 --> 1521.88] because if you're +[1521.88 --> 1522.46] an Android device +[1522.46 --> 1523.66] if you're the V30 +[1523.66 --> 1524.04] they're like +[1524.04 --> 1524.62] well we don't like +[1524.62 --> 1524.98] your terms +[1524.98 --> 1525.48] we're just gonna +[1525.48 --> 1526.64] have the P20 +[1526.64 --> 1528.14] see ya +[1528.14 --> 1528.54] yeah +[1528.54 --> 1529.38] just another +[1529.38 --> 1530.40] flagship Android +[1530.40 --> 1530.88] yep +[1530.88 --> 1532.84] so I think that +[1532.84 --> 1533.50] Apple's in a fairly +[1533.50 --> 1534.44] unique position there +[1534.44 --> 1536.54] but I do also +[1536.54 --> 1537.70] think that carriers +[1537.70 --> 1538.60] like Samsung +[1538.60 --> 1540.58] should be in a position +[1540.58 --> 1541.56] where we shouldn't +[1541.56 --> 1541.94] have to deal +[1541.94 --> 1542.52] with that anymore +[1542.52 --> 1544.20] so I'd like to see +[1544.20 --> 1545.08] them push back harder +[1545.08 --> 1545.62] like one thing +[1545.62 --> 1546.20] that has really +[1546.20 --> 1547.14] irked me about Samsung +[1547.14 --> 1547.92] over the last couple +[1547.92 --> 1548.48] of generations +[1548.48 --> 1549.60] I actually don't know +[1549.60 --> 1550.52] if the Note 9 did it +[1550.52 --> 1551.14] I'd have to put in +[1551.14 --> 1551.68] a different sim +[1551.68 --> 1552.28] to find out +[1552.28 --> 1553.52] but immediately +[1553.52 --> 1554.58] when you put in a sim +[1554.58 --> 1555.34] it comes unlocked +[1555.34 --> 1556.36] you put in a sim +[1556.36 --> 1557.66] and it locks to that carrier +[1557.66 --> 1558.58] oh that's weak +[1558.58 --> 1559.04] which to me is +[1559.04 --> 1560.28] completely unacceptable +[1560.28 --> 1561.16] that's weak dude +[1561.16 --> 1562.66] you know what I learned today +[1562.66 --> 1563.10] yeah +[1563.10 --> 1563.64] you know +[1563.64 --> 1566.08] Samsung has the greatest +[1566.08 --> 1566.54] market share +[1566.54 --> 1567.32] obviously globally +[1567.32 --> 1567.90] but even +[1567.90 --> 1569.60] in North America +[1569.60 --> 1570.84] they have like 35% +[1570.84 --> 1571.96] there's more people +[1571.96 --> 1572.38] in North America +[1572.38 --> 1573.02] with Samsungs +[1573.02 --> 1573.60] than iPhones +[1573.60 --> 1574.74] but today I learned +[1574.74 --> 1575.86] that in China +[1575.86 --> 1576.42] their penetration +[1576.42 --> 1577.66] is only like 5% +[1577.66 --> 1579.46] that's interesting +[1579.46 --> 1580.20] in China +[1580.20 --> 1581.40] it's all Chinese phones +[1581.40 --> 1583.54] isn't that crazy +[1583.54 --> 1585.14] the thing that really +[1585.14 --> 1585.92] baffles me +[1585.92 --> 1586.70] is that +[1586.70 --> 1588.70] especially a couple +[1588.70 --> 1589.72] generations ago +[1589.72 --> 1591.78] the cameras +[1591.78 --> 1593.78] on the non-Chinese phones +[1593.78 --> 1594.90] were so +[1594.90 --> 1596.24] night and day +[1596.24 --> 1597.46] better than the Chinese ones +[1597.46 --> 1597.94] that it just +[1597.94 --> 1599.36] like I couldn't figure out +[1599.36 --> 1600.60] why the demand +[1600.60 --> 1601.68] didn't overcome +[1601.68 --> 1602.26] whether +[1602.26 --> 1602.98] like I +[1602.98 --> 1603.54] and +[1603.54 --> 1604.68] forgive me +[1604.68 --> 1605.18] because I'm speaking +[1605.18 --> 1605.82] out of ignorance here +[1605.82 --> 1606.70] I don't know if it's nationalism +[1606.70 --> 1607.90] I don't know if it's +[1607.90 --> 1608.76] import tariffs +[1608.76 --> 1609.64] I don't know if it's +[1609.64 --> 1610.46] other governmental +[1610.46 --> 1611.00] restrictions +[1611.00 --> 1612.08] I don't know +[1612.08 --> 1612.96] what the factors are +[1612.96 --> 1613.72] why they only use +[1613.72 --> 1614.40] Chinese phones +[1614.40 --> 1615.98] but you'd think +[1615.98 --> 1617.44] the demand for +[1617.44 --> 1618.18] better +[1618.18 --> 1619.92] might have outstripped +[1619.92 --> 1621.40] whatever those +[1621.40 --> 1622.20] other factors were +[1622.20 --> 1622.88] and people would have +[1622.88 --> 1623.82] people would have +[1623.82 --> 1624.28] been able to go +[1624.28 --> 1624.88] oh wow +[1624.88 --> 1625.72] this is like +[1625.72 --> 1627.14] very obviously +[1627.14 --> 1628.50] way better +[1628.50 --> 1629.16] ugh +[1629.16 --> 1631.12] because I mean +[1631.12 --> 1631.62] there weren't +[1631.62 --> 1632.18] there weren't even +[1632.18 --> 1633.46] huge cost differences +[1633.46 --> 1634.26] in many cases +[1634.26 --> 1634.76] are you sure +[1634.76 --> 1635.96] the flagship Chinese phones +[1635.96 --> 1636.92] weren't they subsidized +[1636.92 --> 1638.44] see that I don't know +[1638.44 --> 1638.84] so +[1638.84 --> 1640.02] maybe there was +[1640.02 --> 1640.78] a huge cost difference +[1640.78 --> 1641.62] I do know though +[1641.62 --> 1642.44] that some of the +[1642.44 --> 1643.16] flagships now +[1643.16 --> 1644.30] are really priced +[1644.30 --> 1645.08] about like +[1645.08 --> 1645.72] South Korean +[1645.72 --> 1647.22] or North American +[1647.22 --> 1647.98] flagships +[1647.98 --> 1648.72] I mean of course +[1648.72 --> 1649.86] they're all made +[1649.86 --> 1650.44] in China anyway +[1650.44 --> 1651.64] but I mean like +[1651.64 --> 1652.70] where they were designed +[1652.70 --> 1654.20] designed by Apple +[1654.20 --> 1654.94] in California +[1654.94 --> 1657.84] so last week +[1657.84 --> 1658.90] you guys +[1658.90 --> 1659.88] well I wrote it +[1659.88 --> 1660.30] in the notes +[1660.30 --> 1661.06] I don't know +[1661.06 --> 1661.84] if you talked about it +[1661.84 --> 1663.10] but we learned that +[1663.10 --> 1664.84] because of +[1664.84 --> 1666.44] GDPR +[1666.44 --> 1667.22] and Europe +[1667.22 --> 1669.00] GDPR +[1669.00 --> 1669.80] whatever +[1669.80 --> 1670.48] the thing with +[1670.48 --> 1671.96] all the notifications +[1671.96 --> 1672.76] on all your favorite +[1672.76 --> 1673.04] websites +[1673.04 --> 1673.80] so Google was found +[1673.80 --> 1675.02] to be illegally +[1675.02 --> 1676.30] acting monopolistically +[1676.30 --> 1677.48] he's leaving +[1677.48 --> 1678.38] I'm talking to you +[1678.38 --> 1679.08] I'm talking to everyone +[1679.08 --> 1679.78] but I'm also talking +[1679.78 --> 1680.42] to you you know +[1680.42 --> 1681.26] I'm listening +[1681.26 --> 1683.70] so Google had to +[1683.70 --> 1684.22] unbundle +[1684.22 --> 1685.68] it used to be the case +[1685.68 --> 1686.34] that even though +[1686.34 --> 1687.58] Android is open source +[1687.58 --> 1689.48] the +[1689.48 --> 1690.34] what was it +[1690.34 --> 1691.26] the Play Store +[1691.26 --> 1693.60] Google Chrome +[1693.60 --> 1694.56] Chrome and Google Search +[1694.56 --> 1695.20] always had to come +[1695.20 --> 1695.56] on the phone +[1695.56 --> 1696.36] and it was all bundled +[1696.36 --> 1696.96] and that was illegal +[1696.96 --> 1697.42] so then +[1697.42 --> 1699.12] they ordered them +[1699.12 --> 1700.02] to pay a big fine +[1700.02 --> 1700.78] and now they have to +[1700.78 --> 1701.94] give options +[1701.94 --> 1702.90] to OEMs +[1702.90 --> 1704.14] and so +[1704.14 --> 1706.22] a device gets subsidized +[1706.22 --> 1706.82] by the fact that +[1706.82 --> 1707.46] Chrome is on there +[1707.46 --> 1708.16] because there's +[1708.16 --> 1709.10] advertising revenue +[1709.10 --> 1710.40] but then now +[1710.40 --> 1711.36] if you're going to be able +[1711.36 --> 1712.00] to get an Android phone +[1712.00 --> 1713.00] that doesn't have Chrome on it +[1713.00 --> 1713.86] then Google still has to +[1713.86 --> 1714.46] make that money +[1714.46 --> 1715.32] so they're just +[1715.32 --> 1716.76] charging a licensing fee +[1716.76 --> 1717.18] but we didn't know +[1717.18 --> 1717.80] how much it costs +[1717.80 --> 1718.58] and now we know +[1718.58 --> 1719.38] how much it costs +[1719.38 --> 1720.84] is this kind of +[1720.84 --> 1721.94] gives us an idea +[1721.94 --> 1723.54] of how much money +[1723.54 --> 1724.70] Google expects to make +[1724.70 --> 1725.54] off the Play Store +[1725.54 --> 1726.14] off Chrome +[1726.14 --> 1727.06] and off Google Search +[1727.06 --> 1727.80] well I think that +[1727.80 --> 1728.78] the fees here +[1728.78 --> 1729.88] would be slightly higher +[1729.88 --> 1730.72] than what they made +[1730.72 --> 1731.48] off of that ad revenue +[1731.48 --> 1731.80] I think so too +[1731.80 --> 1732.50] because I'd be +[1732.50 --> 1733.28] I'd be given +[1733.28 --> 1735.20] I'd be given the EU +[1735.20 --> 1735.94] the old +[1735.94 --> 1736.52] you know +[1736.52 --> 1737.30] I'd be okay +[1737.30 --> 1739.52] maybe not the old FU +[1739.52 --> 1740.42] but I'd be trying +[1740.42 --> 1741.26] to create pressure +[1741.26 --> 1742.62] I'd be trying to say +[1742.62 --> 1743.24] look +[1743.24 --> 1743.80] yeah +[1743.80 --> 1745.06] the way you had it +[1745.06 --> 1745.82] was pretty good +[1745.82 --> 1746.78] so +[1746.78 --> 1748.06] you don't like it +[1748.06 --> 1748.60] okay +[1748.60 --> 1749.84] here's something worse +[1749.84 --> 1750.76] enjoy +[1750.76 --> 1751.92] you've got options now +[1751.92 --> 1752.96] but there's a clear incentive +[1752.96 --> 1753.60] to go for +[1753.60 --> 1754.76] to just go back +[1754.76 --> 1755.46] to the old way +[1755.46 --> 1756.22] yeah exactly +[1756.22 --> 1757.28] so what we found out +[1757.28 --> 1757.78] is that +[1757.78 --> 1758.76] it could cost +[1758.76 --> 1760.10] up to $40 per device +[1760.10 --> 1761.72] sorry +[1761.72 --> 1764.00] $40 a device +[1764.00 --> 1764.82] that's how much +[1764.82 --> 1765.86] the iPhone +[1765.86 --> 1767.16] Apple was paying +[1767.16 --> 1767.86] for the Samsung +[1767.86 --> 1769.04] hold on a minute +[1769.04 --> 1769.38] OLEDs +[1769.38 --> 1770.10] consider +[1770.10 --> 1771.44] consider this +[1771.44 --> 1772.02] you guys +[1772.02 --> 1774.74] the bomb cost +[1774.74 --> 1775.56] of like an +[1775.56 --> 1777.00] iPhone XS +[1777.00 --> 1777.62] bomb means +[1777.62 --> 1778.70] bill of materials +[1778.70 --> 1779.08] yeah +[1779.08 --> 1780.20] the bare +[1780.20 --> 1781.50] hardware cost +[1781.50 --> 1782.04] of something like +[1782.04 --> 1783.02] an iPhone XS +[1783.02 --> 1783.94] or like a Note 9 +[1783.94 --> 1785.14] is somewhere in the +[1785.14 --> 1785.60] neighborhood of +[1785.60 --> 1786.26] usually what +[1786.26 --> 1787.74] around $250 to $350 +[1787.74 --> 1789.44] that sounds right +[1789.44 --> 1790.22] we actually had +[1790.22 --> 1790.76] all those figures +[1790.76 --> 1791.38] in one of our +[1791.38 --> 1792.08] why are you buying +[1792.08 --> 1792.80] this episodes +[1792.80 --> 1793.02] did we have them +[1793.02 --> 1793.40] okay +[1793.40 --> 1794.54] the point is +[1794.54 --> 1795.36] they are like +[1795.36 --> 1796.76] a third +[1796.76 --> 1797.90] like a quarter +[1797.90 --> 1799.26] of the final sale price +[1799.26 --> 1800.16] because there's a lot +[1800.16 --> 1801.00] of costs associated +[1801.00 --> 1801.38] with bringing +[1801.38 --> 1802.06] something to market +[1802.06 --> 1803.00] including whether +[1803.00 --> 1803.96] you like it or not +[1803.96 --> 1805.02] things like advertising +[1805.02 --> 1806.74] that do factor +[1806.74 --> 1807.58] into the final price +[1807.58 --> 1808.02] of the phone +[1808.02 --> 1810.04] so adding +[1810.04 --> 1811.24] $40 +[1811.24 --> 1811.90] just +[1811.90 --> 1813.26] right there +[1813.26 --> 1813.74] up front +[1813.74 --> 1814.44] $40 +[1814.44 --> 1816.38] has the potential +[1816.38 --> 1817.04] to increase +[1817.04 --> 1818.08] your phone's cost +[1818.08 --> 1819.20] somewhere in the +[1819.20 --> 1819.94] neighborhood of like +[1819.94 --> 1821.00] 20% +[1821.00 --> 1822.18] huh +[1822.18 --> 1823.34] sorry +[1823.34 --> 1823.88] I'll let you +[1823.88 --> 1824.16] continue +[1824.16 --> 1824.30] okay +[1824.30 --> 1824.72] so +[1824.72 --> 1825.82] so how much +[1825.82 --> 1826.26] they cost +[1826.26 --> 1826.94] depends on the +[1826.94 --> 1827.84] country in the EU +[1827.84 --> 1829.14] and the type of device +[1829.14 --> 1830.32] so EU countries +[1830.32 --> 1831.08] are divided into +[1831.08 --> 1831.66] three tiers +[1831.66 --> 1832.48] with the highest +[1832.48 --> 1832.92] countries +[1832.92 --> 1834.06] the highest fees +[1834.06 --> 1834.88] come from the UK +[1834.88 --> 1835.34] Sweden +[1835.34 --> 1835.78] Germany +[1835.78 --> 1836.16] Norway +[1836.16 --> 1836.76] and Netherlands +[1836.76 --> 1837.94] and in those +[1837.94 --> 1838.32] countries +[1838.32 --> 1839.52] the devices +[1839.52 --> 1840.38] with higher +[1840.38 --> 1841.36] pixel densities +[1841.36 --> 1841.80] pay more +[1841.80 --> 1842.40] so if you've +[1842.40 --> 1842.90] got a pixel +[1842.90 --> 1843.52] density higher +[1843.52 --> 1844.26] than 500 +[1844.26 --> 1844.90] PPI +[1844.90 --> 1845.80] then you ought +[1845.80 --> 1845.98] to pay +[1845.98 --> 1846.38] the $40 +[1846.38 --> 1846.84] fee +[1846.84 --> 1848.04] and phones +[1848.04 --> 1848.38] that have +[1848.38 --> 1849.04] PPIs like +[1849.04 --> 1849.44] that are +[1849.44 --> 1850.18] pixels per inch +[1850.18 --> 1851.72] include +[1851.72 --> 1853.10] pixels 2 and 3 +[1853.10 --> 1853.64] XL +[1853.64 --> 1855.26] and the S9 +[1855.26 --> 1856.16] S9 plus +[1856.16 --> 1856.96] interesting +[1856.96 --> 1857.50] then the next +[1857.50 --> 1857.82] tier down +[1857.82 --> 1858.40] is 400 +[1858.40 --> 1858.96] to 500 +[1858.96 --> 1859.90] pixels per inch +[1859.90 --> 1860.76] and they have +[1860.76 --> 1861.24] to pay 20 +[1861.24 --> 1861.58] bucks +[1861.58 --> 1862.22] in those +[1862.22 --> 1862.56] countries +[1862.56 --> 1863.50] and that's +[1863.50 --> 1863.84] the pixel +[1863.84 --> 1864.50] 3 the small +[1864.50 --> 1864.76] one +[1864.76 --> 1866.14] and interestingly +[1866.14 --> 1866.62] all the +[1866.62 --> 1867.38] iPhone Xs +[1867.38 --> 1867.76] the X +[1867.76 --> 1868.50] the XS +[1868.50 --> 1869.00] the XS +[1869.00 --> 1869.34] max +[1869.34 --> 1870.80] I'm surprised +[1870.80 --> 1871.56] that all +[1871.56 --> 1872.14] those iPhones +[1872.14 --> 1873.50] have lower +[1873.50 --> 1874.28] pixel densities +[1874.28 --> 1874.72] than the +[1874.72 --> 1876.46] pixel 2 XL +[1876.46 --> 1876.76] even +[1876.76 --> 1877.98] the new +[1877.98 --> 1879.66] iPhone XS +[1879.66 --> 1880.12] has a lower +[1880.12 --> 1880.74] pixel density +[1880.74 --> 1881.04] than the +[1881.04 --> 1881.28] I mean +[1881.28 --> 1881.88] Apple +[1881.88 --> 1882.94] went straight +[1882.94 --> 1883.84] to retina +[1883.84 --> 1884.72] and then just +[1884.72 --> 1885.44] completely backed +[1885.44 --> 1885.64] off +[1885.64 --> 1886.10] they were like +[1886.10 --> 1886.36] yep +[1886.36 --> 1887.20] no this is +[1887.20 --> 1887.56] good enough +[1887.56 --> 1888.58] and frankly +[1888.58 --> 1889.10] I agree +[1889.10 --> 1889.60] with them +[1889.60 --> 1890.50] because you +[1890.50 --> 1891.18] can't tell +[1891.18 --> 1891.84] looking at an +[1891.84 --> 1892.62] iPhone XS +[1892.62 --> 1893.44] or XS max +[1893.44 --> 1894.60] that it +[1894.60 --> 1895.72] has lower +[1895.72 --> 1896.30] pixel density +[1896.30 --> 1896.90] than a Note 9 +[1896.90 --> 1897.54] or an S9 plus +[1897.54 --> 1898.44] you cannot tell +[1898.44 --> 1898.88] well that's what +[1898.88 --> 1899.32] retina is +[1899.32 --> 1899.62] because that's +[1899.62 --> 1900.42] exactly the point +[1900.42 --> 1901.48] so then the +[1901.48 --> 1902.02] next tier is +[1902.02 --> 1902.68] under 400 +[1902.68 --> 1903.46] pixels per inch +[1903.46 --> 1903.90] where you only +[1903.90 --> 1904.40] pay $10 +[1904.40 --> 1905.52] in those +[1905.52 --> 1906.08] expensive +[1906.08 --> 1906.52] countries +[1906.52 --> 1907.00] and the +[1907.00 --> 1907.42] iPhone +[1907.42 --> 1908.92] XR +[1908.92 --> 1909.70] fits into +[1909.70 --> 1910.32] that category +[1910.32 --> 1911.08] but then +[1911.08 --> 1911.56] in some +[1911.56 --> 1912.16] other countries +[1912.16 --> 1912.86] where they're +[1912.86 --> 1913.56] not the +[1913.56 --> 1914.64] high paying +[1914.64 --> 1915.08] countries +[1915.08 --> 1915.70] the fee +[1915.70 --> 1915.96] can be +[1915.96 --> 1916.38] as little +[1916.38 --> 1917.78] as $2.50 +[1917.78 --> 1919.54] per device +[1919.54 --> 1920.70] like a budget +[1920.70 --> 1921.28] phone in India +[1921.28 --> 1921.90] so I wonder +[1921.90 --> 1922.50] if this +[1922.50 --> 1923.34] really gives +[1923.34 --> 1923.90] us some +[1923.90 --> 1924.40] insight +[1924.40 --> 1925.34] into how +[1925.34 --> 1925.84] much +[1925.84 --> 1926.24] Google +[1926.24 --> 1926.98] expects +[1926.98 --> 1928.06] that +[1928.06 --> 1928.48] given +[1928.48 --> 1928.94] user +[1928.94 --> 1929.62] to contribute +[1929.62 --> 1930.26] directly to +[1930.26 --> 1930.64] their bottom +[1930.64 --> 1930.96] line +[1930.96 --> 1931.72] or if it's +[1931.72 --> 1932.18] just kind +[1932.18 --> 1932.34] of an +[1932.34 --> 1932.68] FU +[1932.68 --> 1933.10] and it's +[1933.10 --> 1933.34] the +[1933.34 --> 1934.12] and $250 +[1934.12 --> 1934.94] is closer +[1934.94 --> 1935.20] to what +[1935.20 --> 1935.44] they would +[1935.44 --> 1935.88] expect to +[1935.88 --> 1936.12] make +[1936.12 --> 1936.82] no I +[1936.82 --> 1937.24] think that +[1937.24 --> 1938.40] the fees +[1938.40 --> 1939.98] are to +[1939.98 --> 1941.12] they're +[1941.12 --> 1942.64] geared toward +[1942.64 --> 1943.54] increasing +[1943.54 --> 1944.18] Android's +[1944.18 --> 1944.62] penetration +[1944.62 --> 1945.02] in those +[1945.02 --> 1945.36] markets +[1945.36 --> 1945.70] so I +[1945.70 --> 1946.40] think that +[1946.40 --> 1947.48] the user +[1947.48 --> 1947.92] in India +[1947.92 --> 1948.30] they just +[1948.30 --> 1948.72] want their +[1948.72 --> 1949.26] devices in +[1949.26 --> 1949.50] India +[1949.50 --> 1950.28] so they're +[1950.28 --> 1950.46] just +[1950.46 --> 1952.06] maybe they're +[1952.06 --> 1952.52] saturated +[1952.52 --> 1953.12] in UK +[1953.12 --> 1953.74] and Netherlands +[1953.74 --> 1954.82] right so maybe +[1954.82 --> 1955.14] they just +[1955.14 --> 1955.76] don't really +[1955.76 --> 1956.28] care at that +[1956.28 --> 1956.56] point +[1956.56 --> 1958.96] I'd really +[1958.96 --> 1959.42] like to +[1959.42 --> 1959.66] know +[1959.66 --> 1960.06] I mean +[1960.06 --> 1960.56] can you +[1960.56 --> 1961.18] imagine +[1961.18 --> 1962.12] like let's +[1962.12 --> 1962.80] kind of +[1962.80 --> 1963.48] like imagination +[1963.48 --> 1964.40] craft for a +[1964.40 --> 1964.78] second here +[1964.78 --> 1965.42] can you imagine +[1965.42 --> 1965.92] if this had +[1965.92 --> 1966.36] happened +[1966.36 --> 1967.48] back when +[1967.48 --> 1968.44] Microsoft was +[1968.44 --> 1968.98] still in the +[1968.98 --> 1969.36] game with +[1969.36 --> 1969.90] Windows phone +[1969.90 --> 1971.36] because that +[1971.36 --> 1971.86] was one of +[1971.86 --> 1972.50] Microsoft's +[1972.50 --> 1973.40] big disadvantages +[1973.40 --> 1973.98] is they were +[1973.98 --> 1974.94] charging for +[1974.94 --> 1975.44] the operating +[1975.44 --> 1975.88] system +[1975.88 --> 1976.80] well now +[1976.80 --> 1977.70] Google is +[1977.70 --> 1978.20] being put in +[1978.20 --> 1978.70] the position +[1978.70 --> 1979.16] where they +[1979.16 --> 1979.78] have to +[1979.78 --> 1980.34] charge for +[1980.34 --> 1980.88] the operating +[1980.88 --> 1981.30] system +[1981.30 --> 1983.24] it levels +[1983.24 --> 1983.68] the playing +[1983.68 --> 1984.26] field because +[1984.26 --> 1985.06] Apple has to +[1985.06 --> 1985.44] charge for +[1985.44 --> 1985.88] the operating +[1985.88 --> 1986.26] system +[1986.26 --> 1987.26] you have to +[1987.26 --> 1987.60] cover your +[1987.60 --> 1988.20] costs somehow +[1988.20 --> 1988.84] so you +[1988.84 --> 1989.50] either cover +[1989.50 --> 1989.96] your costs +[1989.96 --> 1990.70] through advertising +[1990.70 --> 1991.34] and subsidies +[1991.34 --> 1992.12] through your +[1992.12 --> 1992.96] marketplace or +[1992.96 --> 1993.44] your play store +[1993.44 --> 1993.84] or app store +[1993.84 --> 1994.28] whatever you want +[1994.28 --> 1994.72] to call it +[1994.72 --> 1995.88] or you +[1995.88 --> 1996.36] charge for +[1996.36 --> 1997.42] it by +[1997.42 --> 1998.10] charging for +[1998.10 --> 1998.52] it you have +[1998.52 --> 1998.80] to pay +[1998.80 --> 1999.54] software developers +[1999.54 --> 2000.02] they aren't +[2000.02 --> 2000.40] free at +[2000.40 --> 2000.88] tech deals +[2000.88 --> 2001.84] sent a +[2001.84 --> 2002.56] super chat +[2002.56 --> 2002.94] here he's +[2002.94 --> 2004.00] like free +[2004.00 --> 2004.62] software isn't +[2004.62 --> 2005.34] free film at +[2005.34 --> 2006.42] 11 like yeah +[2006.42 --> 2008.10] exactly what I +[2008.10 --> 2008.56] think is really +[2008.56 --> 2009.20] interesting is the +[2009.20 --> 2010.14] fact that Android +[2010.14 --> 2010.84] is open source +[2010.84 --> 2012.76] but we we kind +[2012.76 --> 2013.50] of feel entitled +[2013.50 --> 2014.04] to the things that +[2014.04 --> 2014.60] should come with +[2014.60 --> 2015.38] Android like the +[2015.38 --> 2015.92] Play Store you +[2015.92 --> 2016.46] think that's an +[2016.46 --> 2017.48] integral part of +[2017.48 --> 2018.40] Android but it's +[2018.40 --> 2019.28] not it's a +[2019.28 --> 2020.46] Google service +[2020.46 --> 2021.68] just like Chrome +[2021.68 --> 2022.28] and search and +[2022.28 --> 2022.74] maps and all +[2022.74 --> 2023.20] that and that's +[2023.20 --> 2023.76] what we found out +[2023.76 --> 2024.54] with this unbundling +[2024.54 --> 2026.28] Hazzah Gamers +[2026.28 --> 2027.26] says first super +[2027.26 --> 2029.00] chat please please +[2029.00 --> 2029.38] turn up the +[2029.38 --> 2031.34] streaming volume I +[2031.34 --> 2032.18] turned it up I +[2032.18 --> 2032.70] don't know if it +[2032.70 --> 2032.96] helped +[2032.96 --> 2034.54] is that better +[2034.54 --> 2035.94] rip +[2035.94 --> 2036.66] I'll bump it a +[2036.66 --> 2037.02] little more +[2037.02 --> 2037.46] good +[2037.46 --> 2038.74] yeah hopefully +[2038.74 --> 2039.22] that's a little +[2039.22 --> 2039.48] better +[2039.48 --> 2040.46] oh lord +[2040.46 --> 2041.46] um +[2041.46 --> 2042.56] any more +[2042.56 --> 2043.80] scs +[2043.80 --> 2045.20] oh tech support +[2045.20 --> 2045.90] josh says why +[2045.90 --> 2046.30] don't we have +[2046.30 --> 2047.48] ltd limited edition +[2047.48 --> 2049.08] sandals I really +[2049.08 --> 2050.62] want them it'll you +[2050.62 --> 2052.38] know what yeah I'm +[2052.38 --> 2052.84] committing it right +[2052.84 --> 2053.40] now we're gonna make +[2053.40 --> 2054.16] it happen guys it'll +[2054.16 --> 2054.92] happen at some point +[2054.92 --> 2056.96] but it's it's not an +[2056.96 --> 2058.02] insignificant amount of +[2058.02 --> 2058.70] work like it's really +[2058.70 --> 2059.24] gonna be a lot of +[2059.24 --> 2060.74] work um speaking of a +[2060.74 --> 2061.88] lot of work telling you +[2061.88 --> 2062.72] guys about all of our +[2062.72 --> 2063.74] sponsors for this week +[2063.74 --> 2064.40] hooray +[2064.40 --> 2066.02] sponsor number one is +[2066.02 --> 2067.64] the Elgato stream deck +[2067.64 --> 2068.68] mini you can check it +[2068.68 --> 2069.94] out at the links below +[2069.94 --> 2071.60] the archive +[2071.60 --> 2074.34] so it allows you to +[2074.34 --> 2075.12] concentrate on your +[2075.12 --> 2076.16] stream instead of +[2076.16 --> 2076.78] trying to memorize +[2076.78 --> 2077.88] keyboard shortcuts +[2077.88 --> 2078.80] one touch operation +[2078.80 --> 2079.78] means that you can +[2079.78 --> 2080.48] start your stream +[2080.48 --> 2081.56] announce your live +[2081.56 --> 2082.76] play animations and +[2082.76 --> 2083.68] more without ever +[2083.68 --> 2084.34] having to take your +[2084.34 --> 2085.18] eyes off the action +[2085.18 --> 2086.58] uh with a total of +[2086.58 --> 2088.18] six lcd keys do I +[2088.18 --> 2089.06] have one on me I +[2089.06 --> 2089.84] wish I had one on me +[2089.84 --> 2090.42] that I could show you +[2090.42 --> 2091.08] guys whatever Taryn +[2091.08 --> 2092.04] loves these things so +[2092.04 --> 2092.68] they're these little +[2092.68 --> 2094.22] like tiny mini keyboards +[2094.22 --> 2095.12] they have so these the +[2095.12 --> 2095.92] mini has six +[2095.92 --> 2097.20] keys and they've all +[2097.20 --> 2098.38] got a screen on them +[2098.38 --> 2099.64] so you can put uh +[2099.64 --> 2100.58] icons on them that +[2100.58 --> 2102.06] are totally representative +[2102.06 --> 2103.44] of what kind of action +[2103.44 --> 2104.50] they execute it's really +[2104.50 --> 2105.38] cool and you can change +[2105.38 --> 2106.04] them to whatever you +[2106.04 --> 2107.72] want and oh that's +[2107.72 --> 2108.86] that's funny my next +[2108.86 --> 2109.66] note is that it's not +[2109.66 --> 2110.76] just for streamers uh +[2110.76 --> 2111.40] one of our editors +[2111.40 --> 2112.74] Taryn has two of the +[2112.74 --> 2113.70] bigger stream decks on +[2113.70 --> 2114.50] his desk and he's had +[2114.50 --> 2115.94] them there for it's +[2115.94 --> 2116.74] gonna be over a year +[2116.74 --> 2117.82] now that's a huge deck +[2117.82 --> 2119.08] yeah he uses them for +[2119.08 --> 2120.34] macros for adobe premiere +[2120.34 --> 2121.56] so they're available for +[2121.56 --> 2122.60] mac or windows and +[2122.60 --> 2123.20] they're less than a +[2123.20 --> 2124.12] hundred bucks so learn +[2124.12 --> 2124.94] more at the link in the +[2124.94 --> 2125.64] video description +[2125.64 --> 2126.76] description which will +[2126.76 --> 2127.72] be 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+[2182.50 --> 2185.00] be done by you know +[2185.00 --> 2186.26] whatever time we were +[2186.26 --> 2187.36] gonna be back right and +[2187.36 --> 2188.52] they're like no no yeah +[2188.52 --> 2189.68] we won't be done so we're +[2189.68 --> 2190.62] like okay so we'll be back +[2190.62 --> 2191.54] at this time we'll make +[2191.54 --> 2192.26] sure we pay you because +[2192.26 --> 2193.08] it's due on completion +[2193.08 --> 2195.10] they call us up i'm at +[2195.10 --> 2196.74] dinner with our lunch +[2196.74 --> 2197.72] rather i'm at lunch with +[2197.72 --> 2198.78] my grandparents my +[2198.78 --> 2201.38] sister um my my kids +[2201.38 --> 2203.32] their cousins and my wife +[2203.32 --> 2204.44] and they're like yeah so +[2204.44 --> 2206.22] we're done so we need the +[2206.22 --> 2208.94] money and i'm like yeah +[2208.94 --> 2210.88] you're not getting it +[2210.88 --> 2212.16] right now because we +[2212.16 --> 2212.88] told you when we were +[2212.88 --> 2213.66] 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+[2296.70 --> 2298.32] that uh check it all out at +[2298.32 --> 2300.28] madrinus coffee.com slash linus if +[2300.28 --> 2301.14] you have any if you have any +[2301.14 --> 2303.04] questions slow mo from madrinus is +[2303.04 --> 2306.50] in the chat to answer them all +[2306.50 --> 2308.00] right should we do another topic +[2308.00 --> 2309.40] maybe one more topic and then we'll +[2309.40 --> 2311.78] just be us for another you know 15 +[2311.78 --> 2313.32] 20 minutes and call that good what +[2313.32 --> 2313.98] do you think what's the most +[2313.98 --> 2315.62] important most important oh mean +[2315.62 --> 2317.72] tax that's our headline topic it's +[2317.72 --> 2318.84] like right in the thumbnail we have to +[2318.84 --> 2320.68] do it okay then so this was posted by +[2320.68 --> 2323.60] rc mail on the forum and basically +[2323.60 --> 2325.50] the eu's new copyright directive +[2325.50 --> 2327.40] known as article 13 a lot of people +[2327.40 --> 2330.06] were criticizing the episode of tech +[2330.06 --> 2332.16] linked this week where i was raging +[2332.16 --> 2334.72] out about this saying too little too +[2334.72 --> 2336.30] late you guys you should have covered +[2336.30 --> 2337.48] it before and i'm kind of sitting +[2337.48 --> 2339.08] here going well i didn't think this +[2339.08 --> 2342.02] was gonna go through and we have we +[2342.02 --> 2344.08] have had coverage on this over quite +[2344.08 --> 2346.76] some time and also as if it matters +[2346.76 --> 2349.62] we're not even in the eu well i mean +[2349.62 --> 2350.92] it's gonna affect us so let's talk +[2350.92 --> 2352.22] let's talk about our no no i just +[2352.22 --> 2354.36] mean like how much how much sway like +[2354.36 --> 2356.02] oh are we that important no we're not +[2356.02 --> 2359.16] um but at least we can we can try to +[2359.16 --> 2360.76] make some noise now because even though +[2360.76 --> 2362.44] three hundred dollars it has passed the +[2362.44 --> 2365.52] first vote i should hope not uh no it's +[2365.52 --> 2367.10] three hundred whatever a is +[2367.10 --> 2368.44] uh +[2368.44 --> 2373.86] a that's not australian is it +[2373.86 --> 2375.62] that would probably be like a uf i don't +[2375.62 --> 2377.54] know it doesn't yeah i think it's a u for +[2377.54 --> 2380.32] so there's no real there's no real new +[2380.32 --> 2382.42] news the only new news about this is +[2382.42 --> 2386.04] that the youtube ceo published a blog +[2386.04 --> 2388.60] post an open letter um just talking +[2388.60 --> 2389.76] about how it's going to affect their +[2389.76 --> 2391.90] service and how dramatic the changes +[2391.90 --> 2393.86] could be should this can you know +[2393.86 --> 2396.34] continue so just as an update on the +[2396.34 --> 2398.80] situation the first round of voting has +[2398.80 --> 2401.52] gone has come and gone and it passed and +[2401.52 --> 2403.96] i don't believe that they have ever had +[2403.96 --> 2406.86] something fail to pass at the second +[2406.86 --> 2408.82] round of voting that did pass the first +[2408.82 --> 2413.06] round so we are really on the verge of +[2413.06 --> 2416.24] making platforms responsible not just +[2416.24 --> 2419.56] responsible but also liable for the +[2419.56 --> 2422.32] content that is on their websites to put +[2422.32 --> 2425.76] this in context now it does specify that +[2425.76 --> 2428.04] it's major platforms or whatever the case +[2428.04 --> 2433.58] may be but there's i major platforms are kind of +[2433.58 --> 2436.48] important i it's probably quantified i don't +[2436.48 --> 2438.38] know exactly how they're quantifying it but i +[2438.38 --> 2440.38] still think it's important because flow plane's +[2440.38 --> 2444.60] pretty major i mean pretty big deal this has the +[2444.60 --> 2447.42] potential to impact even something like linus +[2447.42 --> 2450.38] tech tips dot com forum like it was a number of +[2450.38 --> 2453.08] years ago now but they're like there are things that +[2453.08 --> 2456.46] already work like this so back when um back when we were +[2456.46 --> 2459.94] still using adsense for linus tech tips dot com not +[2459.94 --> 2462.46] that it like ever made a ton of money or anything so it +[2462.46 --> 2465.04] wasn't a big deal but we had a post your desktop +[2465.04 --> 2469.30] wallpaper thread that was like many many dozens and +[2469.30 --> 2472.34] dozens i think it was hundreds of pages long like +[2472.34 --> 2473.64] because everyone would just post their desktop +[2473.64 --> 2477.74] wallpapers and some people's desktop wallpapers +[2477.74 --> 2482.92] are their home not their work desktop because they +[2482.92 --> 2486.18] wouldn't be safe for work and so we ended up with some +[2486.18 --> 2489.90] pretty racy images on the forum and quite frankly like +[2489.90 --> 2492.80] post your desktop wallpaper threads are the kind of +[2492.80 --> 2495.68] thing that doesn't typically get moderated very actively +[2495.68 --> 2500.16] so what happened was we ended up with some some content on +[2500.16 --> 2504.76] the website that google deemed to be contrary to their +[2504.76 --> 2508.04] restrictions for google adsense and they cut us off and they +[2508.04 --> 2511.78] said you guys need to get your site back in line before we +[2511.78 --> 2514.68] will turn it back on and you guys are responsible for scouring +[2514.68 --> 2516.74] your website making sure there's nothing on it we kind of went +[2516.74 --> 2522.02] we have literally thousands of posts a day of user generated +[2522.02 --> 2526.14] content like this is not feasible to actually filter through +[2526.14 --> 2529.24] every freaking post and make sure that we don't have any hate +[2529.24 --> 2534.04] speech or any nudity or any graphic violence or whatever the +[2534.04 --> 2536.78] case may be like we do our best but we rely on our community to flag +[2536.78 --> 2539.80] things and a lot of the time the community will go like that's not a +[2539.80 --> 2542.74] big deal and google will go whoa holy crap that's terrible +[2542.74 --> 2547.68] so i guess what i'm trying to say is that it's unlikely that something like +[2547.68 --> 2551.56] linus tech tips forum would actually be affected by article 13 because it's +[2551.56 --> 2554.10] pretty small fish and so would something like float plane be +[2554.10 --> 2558.88] but the problem is that everything small if it's good +[2558.88 --> 2565.96] will grow and this situation where the platform has to be responsible +[2565.96 --> 2568.94] ultimately we got our adsense revoked and we never got it back in case you +[2568.94 --> 2570.30] guys are wondering how that story ends +[2570.30 --> 2577.16] this situation is ultimately untenable because with the amount of user +[2577.16 --> 2581.74] generated content that someone like a youtube or facebook or even linus +[2581.74 --> 2588.30] tech tips dot com forum is receiving you would have to hire so many staff just to +[2588.30 --> 2594.82] sit with like their eyeballs their their eyelids stapled to the tops and +[2594.82 --> 2599.36] bottoms of their eyes staring at their screens watching it come in the number of +[2599.36 --> 2603.40] people you'd have to pay to do that would be it would be unmanageable you would +[2603.40 --> 2609.08] never be able to have an online platform that can just accept any user uploaded +[2609.08 --> 2614.40] content willy-nilly that's what i'm trying to say is that even though we might +[2614.40 --> 2619.66] not be affected by this in terms of the platforms that we run we have been in this +[2619.66 --> 2627.60] situation and it's not feasible so the quote from this blog post yes she +[2627.60 --> 2632.88] says it would be too risky for platforms to host content from smaller original +[2632.88 --> 2636.82] content creators because the platform would now be directly liable for that +[2636.82 --> 2642.16] content the proposal could force platforms like youtube to allow only +[2642.16 --> 2647.04] content from a small number of large companies so basically what she's saying +[2647.04 --> 2651.22] and so you're basically going back to cable she clarifies things further later +[2651.22 --> 2655.56] like i think uh she's saying like there's possibilities that they could +[2655.56 --> 2660.76] prevent eu users from accessing non-eu content or they could uh prevent +[2660.76 --> 2665.70] like like there's there's ways that maybe they could geofence it or whatever the +[2665.70 --> 2670.04] case may be but but ultimately yeah it's like going back to the stone age like +[2670.04 --> 2675.24] we've had youtube the way it is user generated content video content like it's +[2675.24 --> 2680.82] amazing for over 10 years now and to go back to not being able to just +[2680.82 --> 2685.62] have anyone upload any stupid dog video and maybe go viral and maybe you know make a +[2685.62 --> 2690.32] couple thousand bucks or whatever like to take away that or upload a video of them +[2690.32 --> 2694.16] reviewing a laptop in their kitchen then maybe one day employ 22 people and +[2694.16 --> 2702.14] so that's that's something that really upsets me is that there's a lot more to youtube now than just +[2702.14 --> 2708.16] the user generated content even because we i sincerely doubt would be big enough to qualify +[2708.16 --> 2713.86] as a small number of large companies there's just no way like they couldn't possibly manage +[2713.86 --> 2719.36] everyone our size on the platform i don't think it makes any sense because remember guys we're not +[2719.36 --> 2725.28] like monitoring video content is not the same as even something like a forum where you can kind of +[2725.28 --> 2731.76] skim images yeah it looks fine you have to watch the video it's nice you can't really just depend on the +[2731.76 --> 2738.06] machines to do this and you can't there's no way even google is basically admitting we can't do it +[2738.06 --> 2744.22] and if they can't do it i don't think anyone else is in a position to go say with 100 confidence +[2744.22 --> 2750.12] that they'd be comfortable with it so so this could affect us in a huge way and it's not just +[2750.12 --> 2757.72] me personally but the youtube ecosystem props up hundreds thousands tens of thousands hundreds of +[2757.72 --> 2764.42] thousands of people's actual livelihoods now like it's not just the indie youtubers who are who are +[2764.42 --> 2768.86] who have managed to go independent and managed to support themselves but there are reasonable +[2768.86 --> 2775.90] sized enterprises like again so we employ between linus media group and floatplane 26 or 27 people +[2775.90 --> 2782.04] like it's at the point now where i've lost track which is you know really cool but also really scary +[2782.04 --> 2787.66] because if all of a sudden we were cut off from our european viewership that could significantly +[2787.66 --> 2793.20] impact us like we've taken a very conservative approach to growing our business and we've kept our +[2793.20 --> 2797.82] costs under control my commitment to you right now james is even if all of our european viewership +[2797.82 --> 2804.80] goes away tomorrow night your job will be safe and so will everyone's here but other people might be +[2804.80 --> 2811.78] riding the razor's edge a little tighter or they might be in a really vulnerable state right now +[2811.78 --> 2816.72] where maybe i think a great example would be tech deals tech deals as one of the guys on floatplane +[2816.72 --> 2821.62] right now he sent a super chat earlier so tech deals just obtained a new studio space +[2821.62 --> 2827.70] what if he took a 20 hit to his income right now yeah his most vulnerable time at his most +[2827.70 --> 2833.02] vulnerable time like this was ultimately why linus media group went on vessel because we had just +[2833.02 --> 2839.24] obtained a new space just hired some people we were we were looking to expand and then it was youtube +[2839.24 --> 2844.26] that time but youtube released this memo saying that we weren't going to be able to monetize our +[2844.26 --> 2847.58] videos through third parties the way that we'd been doing up till then we were like holy crap are they +[2847.58 --> 2852.48] just going to like rip all our videos down what are we going to do um and i think there's going to be +[2852.48 --> 2857.40] a lot of people panicking like this so should we be freaking out yes and then there's all these other +[2857.40 --> 2862.66] applications like we just had a municipal election in vancouver or in the whole region what about all +[2862.66 --> 2868.48] those random city councilor people who just wanted to tell the constituents their their little platform +[2868.48 --> 2874.88] boom it goes on youtube where are they going to put that like squarespace like youtube is actually +[2874.88 --> 2880.76] kind of a public service in a lot of ways and there's things that obviously we can see about it +[2880.76 --> 2886.76] that are clearly not public service type things like the way that they moderate the content or the +[2886.76 --> 2894.38] way that you know adpocalypse affected some people disproportionately compared to others but it does still have a role +[2894.38 --> 2901.36] in that space and it would be a huge loss to not have it anymore i mean you look too at the way that um +[2901.36 --> 2905.88] the way that protesters or activists can use youtube to get a message out +[2905.88 --> 2913.68] so that's that's where i was going this is really really important and i mean like i said i i hadn't +[2913.68 --> 2919.40] taken it seriously enough before because i just thought that people were going to realize that this is +[2919.40 --> 2924.10] obviously not sustainable and can it at some point i guess we didn't get there +[2924.10 --> 2930.64] well what about the the argument that it's it's maybe if you think of the worst the worst ways +[2930.64 --> 2935.42] these laws can be interpreted it would it would just totally ruin the internet but then if they +[2935.42 --> 2941.86] actually just go ahead with a kind of a light touch then it won't be that bad the the issue though is +[2941.86 --> 2948.52] that it's a question of liability so platforms are already responsible for the content that users post +[2948.52 --> 2953.82] on them um that's the whole point of dmca where if there's a copyright infringement you are responsible +[2953.82 --> 2959.86] for having a way to get in touch with you and having someone review those requests in a timely +[2959.86 --> 2965.10] manner and then removing the content that's the way it works now and i understand that there are +[2965.10 --> 2968.70] problems with that because you end up with a lot of copyrighted content that just never gets pulled +[2968.70 --> 2975.12] down because you don't have enough manpower to go through all these videos innocent until proven guilty +[2975.12 --> 2980.72] yes um whereas this new way is just going to kind of assume that everyone's a filthy pirate and is +[2980.72 --> 2986.72] uploading you know uh copyrighted material until they prove that they didn't by becoming a large +[2986.72 --> 2994.96] company so are you going to new york this weekend yeah when are you going uh i don't remember exactly +[2994.96 --> 3003.50] this is like a a hybrid between a news topic and just like what do you do it oh because there's a +[3003.50 --> 3009.64] lioness is going to the one plus 6t event in new york which is on monday this is funny and it's only on +[3009.64 --> 3015.74] monday because apple decided uh we should probably have a second event because no one cared about our +[3015.74 --> 3021.20] stuff and then they scheduled their second event for the same day one plus was scheduled the one plus +[3021.20 --> 3029.98] is just bumping a day earlier this is exactly and i blame apple for this this is exactly why i've gotten +[3029.98 --> 3036.62] so annoyed with this trend where every company needs to have their own little little song and +[3036.62 --> 3043.86] dance and stage and music and blah blah blah every time they launch a stupid product and to be clear +[3043.86 --> 3047.60] i'm not saying the products are always stupid sometimes they're amazing but it's frustrating +[3047.60 --> 3050.80] because it used to be that you could go to one place and you could see all the announcements +[3050.80 --> 3060.28] or at least a handful of places if as long as you hit like computex cus um and like you know maybe i +[3060.28 --> 3067.98] don't know game com uh um oh what's the big game north america e3 yeah like as long as you hit kind +[3067.98 --> 3072.94] of the main big ones and then maybe a couple smaller niche ones and then apple was different what's the +[3072.94 --> 3079.70] film industry one i don't know but there are you talking about the uh graph uh graph graphics or no +[3079.70 --> 3085.10] s graph i'm taking a s graph not s graph um regardless apple was thinking differently and +[3085.10 --> 3091.56] then they pioneered the whole like we're gonna have our own keynote thing nab nab yeah and it worked +[3091.56 --> 3096.12] and it worked and then all the me too companies were like hey we have flagships that are competitive +[3096.12 --> 3101.10] i mean now even intel's doing it they launch a cpu they've got an event in new york and everybody's +[3101.10 --> 3107.46] got a jet into new york and we're gonna talk about our cpu in new york and it's like ah it's kind of +[3107.46 --> 3112.82] cool but there's just too many companies and then yes people if it was a handful of times a year +[3112.82 --> 3118.84] i love new york cool city i don't need to go there half a dozen times in a calendar year +[3118.84 --> 3124.24] just to see whatever or if the event's in china yeah or if the event's in china which i have +[3124.24 --> 3133.78] you've got samsung microsoft one plus apple nvidia intel like there's six companies if each of those six +[3133.78 --> 3138.34] companies launches two products a year you are traveling at least once a month and the thing +[3138.34 --> 3143.42] about these trips and these events is that they're structured in such a way that actually +[3143.42 --> 3149.74] you're gonna see for my one plus video i love the way that they've done it so to be clear a lot of +[3149.74 --> 3154.52] this ranting is not necessarily directed at one plus but if each of them launches just two products +[3154.52 --> 3158.38] a year you're traveling once a month and the problem with these events is the way that they're +[3158.38 --> 3164.44] structured is such that you don't really get any useful insight into the product that you couldn't +[3164.44 --> 3170.90] have gotten from just like watching the the verges recap yeah watching the hashtag on twitter yeah and +[3170.90 --> 3175.72] kind of looking at some of the commentary yeah okay i got the gist of it and that takes 20 minutes +[3175.72 --> 3182.78] whereas getting in a plane flying somewhere waiting in line sitting in the auditorium playing with your +[3182.78 --> 3189.20] like goofy bracelet that flashes every time samsung employees say something amazing or whatever +[3189.20 --> 3195.66] it's very time consuming and i have a life and then you gotta do the coverage on the show floor +[3195.66 --> 3200.96] where the audio sucks it's stressful the audio sucks the video sucks the internet connection sucks there's +[3200.96 --> 3206.70] people all around some of them smell not that i'm generalizing about the tech industry but like +[3206.70 --> 3212.74] a disproportionate number of them smell like i don't know man it's just it's rough and i'm +[3212.74 --> 3217.92] not to be clear i have the greatest job in the world i will i would never complain about my job +[3217.92 --> 3223.10] it's just that there are frustrating things that i feel could be done better it's constructive +[3223.10 --> 3229.40] criticism take it that way do you think that one plus benefits from the fact that apple bumped them +[3229.40 --> 3235.66] because now they got another wave of media and a bunch of articles about them i have no idea i don't +[3235.66 --> 3240.76] know if it makes it better or worse do you think that apple always planned to have two events yes +[3240.76 --> 3245.04] i think that apple probably plans their events a year in advance +[3245.04 --> 3255.52] we should do a couple super chats before we uh before we uh go here okay uh oh wow there's so +[3255.52 --> 3260.28] many of them i don't know if i will get to them all uh serrated will the eu ruling affect twitch +[3260.28 --> 3265.48] i would think so uh in fact i could see it affecting twitch more than someone like youtube +[3265.48 --> 3270.14] but it's streaming that's really weird yeah it's impossible it's like actually impossible well would +[3270.14 --> 3275.48] they would the streamers have to agree to terms of service that well i'm sure they already do +[3275.48 --> 3280.38] obviously but like the liability would pass through to them or something i have no idea or like just +[3280.38 --> 3284.94] promise you won't swear right i never finished that thought before the issue is the liability the +[3284.94 --> 3291.30] issue is that even if it's a light touch enforcement of it if the platform is liable versus just being +[3291.30 --> 3298.44] able to respond to dmca takedowns and go okay we did our job then you know if someone like um you know +[3298.44 --> 3305.88] universe disney okay let's take a litigious company like disney were to go okay the damages of that +[3305.88 --> 3313.08] movie rip being up there for 48 hours were a billion dollars all of a sudden youtube's on the hook for +[3313.08 --> 3318.84] that and disney can go after them directly it's a big problem well unless i guess unless the judge +[3318.84 --> 3324.54] was like look it looks like they did their their best yeah but then yes but you don't want the +[3324.54 --> 3330.44] law to be if you take that risk yeah do you leave it up to the i wouldn't i'd be like nope nope forget it +[3331.10 --> 3338.02] uh fena shout out from france hi bonzo knika says newsflash line is people smell here's some money +[3338.02 --> 3342.54] for a good air freshener i can't carry an air freshener around with me uh daniel says testing to see +[3342.54 --> 3347.22] what letters show up for aussies it is a that was 300 australian dollars which i think is about +[3347.22 --> 3353.00] equivalent to canadian rupees holy crap wow thank you did you even read out the i'm getting to it i'm +[3353.00 --> 3358.72] getting to it uh nikolai says uh super chat number six come back after the stream and check out linus's +[3358.72 --> 3363.08] serious face during the eu youtube talk that's a serious line yeah the eyeliner actually helps a +[3363.08 --> 3368.78] little bit i think does it make me look more serious i don't know no i mean i don't know does it +[3368.78 --> 3373.50] make me look more like a magician definitely okay it kind of just make yeah it makes you look like a +[3373.50 --> 3379.40] worn-out rock star like when you see like robert plant when he's 50 and just haggard like oh stop +[3379.40 --> 3386.52] make your wikipedia picture an old one i don't want to see you like this um paul says here's a pound +[3386.52 --> 3394.82] thanks paul taco preacher says here's a hundred mexican pesos thank you taco preacher i didn't even +[3394.82 --> 3403.20] catch that uh tech support josh um contact me i have some ideas uh that's very vague i probably +[3403.20 --> 3407.60] okay the kinds of ideas that i've gotten from people on the internet you'll have to forgive me josh +[3407.60 --> 3414.56] but i probably i probably won't be uh uh jamie says so if article 13 rolls around do you fancy a british +[3414.56 --> 3419.56] migrant um only if you can get a work permit and your skills happen to align perfectly with what +[3419.56 --> 3423.22] we're looking for at that time we're not hiring right now brian says love hearing your insight +[3423.22 --> 3427.84] about what affects pricing in the tech industry yep i like british accents so we should have more +[3427.84 --> 3435.46] here or irish how much more credible would i sound with a british accent 10x yeah i think so um +[3435.46 --> 3441.04] dsbd says are you going to release the new ltt logo shirts and store okay yes at some point we +[3441.04 --> 3446.64] really want to they've been done for ages we're like we're revamping the store completely uh +[3446.64 --> 3451.98] kairanio says here's some european euros for the european talk hope this doesn't make it so i can't +[3451.98 --> 3460.50] watch you guys anymore me too goodness okay so this is the 300 australian dollars really high density +[3460.50 --> 3468.12] potato paid 300 to send this message high density potato really wish i could watch the wan show from +[3468.12 --> 3475.72] lng's amphibious aircraft here's 300 minus the 30 streaming tax towards making it a reality +[3475.72 --> 3482.44] hmm so is that the deal have we now entered into a verbal contract where i have to buy an amphibious +[3482.44 --> 3488.50] aircraft with it oh float plane wait you didn't get that oh because float plane doesn't do wan shows +[3488.50 --> 3492.98] streaming okay yes we will get that working at some point we're actually closer than you probably think +[3492.98 --> 3498.16] ah amphibious why is that something that someone would watch i thought he meant that i would stream +[3498.16 --> 3502.42] from uh well image quality is better on float plane we could stream at harvard rate okay like once we +[3502.42 --> 3507.46] have it working we should be able to do it so is that it that's one reason that's it for the wan show +[3507.46 --> 3513.42] oh i meant is that the only reason but okay bye-bye is there anything that you're particularly upset +[3513.42 --> 3522.42] that we didn't cover nope topic sucks suck this week whose fault is that the world nope you're gone +[3522.42 --> 3532.94] actually they can you know when's the last time you did it together you and i have a long time yeah i don't +[3532.94 --> 3539.54] think we haven't even done that i don't know we've done like one or two ever yeah we've done like +[3539.54 --> 3544.98] no no way it would have all been like right around the time +[3544.98 --> 3551.70] i got such a kick out of the way that you kind of like snuck into videos even though you weren't +[3551.70 --> 3558.18] finished your uh probation yet you got a kick out of that totally again well you know i got it was cute +[3558.18 --> 3564.74] you gave me a shit for it yeah i know yeah well there's what i mean it's like it's like uh it's +[3564.74 --> 3570.94] like parents right like they they might yell at you about something but then like when you're not +[3570.94 --> 3576.12] looking or like like when when yvonne's giving one of the kids heck for something and their attention +[3576.12 --> 3581.10] is completely focused on her i can be like oh well what i was like really cute what i what happened +[3581.10 --> 3586.66] was other people would need help and they would ask me like brandon or max or whatever would be like +[3586.66 --> 3592.82] you can you would you like to and i wouldn't say no i wouldn't be like oh i'm not allowed i would be +[3592.82 --> 3595.30] like sure guys diff --git a/The iMac Pro Controversy... - WAN Show Apr.20 2018_transcript.txt b/The iMac Pro Controversy... - WAN Show Apr.20 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..6be9e83ccb740eed87079ae4298a090f772ddb11 --- /dev/null +++ b/The iMac Pro Controversy... - WAN Show Apr.20 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1570 @@ +[0.00 --> 5.28] Oh boy, it's WAN Showtime! +[5.84 --> 6.20] Yay! +[6.64 --> 8.50] We got this, we got this! +[8.80 --> 9.62] There's, uh... +[9.62 --> 11.42] Well, it was WAN Showtime a little while ago, but... +[11.42 --> 13.44] Not a ton of news, but there is some news. +[13.58 --> 15.88] Oh, there is definitely some news. +[16.02 --> 16.74] Did I miss something? +[16.92 --> 17.54] Uh, well... +[17.54 --> 18.50] Or are you enthusiastic? +[18.74 --> 24.00] I am, like, all upset about right-to-repair crap right now. +[24.10 --> 24.88] Oh, yes, okay. +[24.92 --> 26.08] So there was... +[26.08 --> 28.64] Okay, here, what have we got here? +[28.64 --> 35.80] Apple iOS 11.3 updated and left some repaired iPhones, I believe specifically third-party +[35.80 --> 39.56] repaired iPhones, with no touch functionality. +[39.78 --> 42.86] When I first read this, I thought it meant, like, it wouldn't fingerprint you. +[43.00 --> 43.80] Oh, okay. +[43.96 --> 45.34] Like, no, the screen doesn't work. +[45.46 --> 46.76] No, no, no, much worse than that. +[46.82 --> 50.16] We're talking iPhones that worked and were bricked by software. +[50.44 --> 50.58] Yeah. +[50.86 --> 57.08] California is the latest state to explore net neutrality protection after the FCC repeal. +[57.08 --> 57.20] Google. +[57.40 --> 62.44] And Google Chat is set to rival iMessage and displace SMS. +[62.86 --> 63.10] Okay. +[63.10 --> 67.38] Okay, that I really want to talk about, too, because, you know, Allo? +[67.98 --> 68.18] Yeah. +[68.26 --> 71.56] Yeah, that whole team is, like, disbanded now and moved over to this. +[71.78 --> 72.04] Okay. +[72.18 --> 75.44] Google just straight up cannot make up their mind. +[76.22 --> 76.62] Okay. +[76.80 --> 78.80] Oh, this I plan to talk about for a fair bit. +[78.88 --> 80.10] So Oppo... +[80.10 --> 82.20] Oppo Digital, to be clear. +[82.34 --> 86.00] Oppo Digital, not Oppo, is ceasing development of new products. +[86.00 --> 87.30] And if you guys are thinking, what? +[87.52 --> 89.50] Aren't they, like, a gigantic phone manufacturer? +[90.18 --> 91.32] Oppo Digital is not. +[91.56 --> 91.82] Yeah. +[92.14 --> 94.40] And this is important for a number of reasons. +[94.46 --> 98.48] So we're going to get into that after the intro, which will work. +[98.92 --> 99.16] Maybe? +[99.42 --> 99.64] Yeah. +[99.64 --> 117.60] Oh, some people don't like your color. +[118.22 --> 118.74] My color? +[118.74 --> 120.92] They're like, it looks like an Instagram filter. +[123.42 --> 123.90] Oh. +[123.90 --> 124.16] Oops. +[124.52 --> 125.60] Oh, oh, we have sponsors. +[126.40 --> 127.22] That's me doing. +[127.22 --> 132.40] What do you think? +[133.86 --> 135.12] Okay, so here's the problem. +[135.54 --> 137.66] It's hard to tell because this is a gaming monitor. +[140.02 --> 143.74] And whoever's watching might be on, I don't know. +[143.82 --> 144.46] Something else. +[144.50 --> 145.18] Something else. +[145.82 --> 149.36] But I can tell you guys that looking at it on my blade anyway, +[150.14 --> 152.64] I kind of look like that in person. +[152.90 --> 154.14] Maybe it's a little rich. +[154.46 --> 155.88] Maybe it's a little rich. +[156.62 --> 158.14] It's not that far off, though. +[158.20 --> 160.06] Like, our shirts are actually, you know what? +[160.08 --> 161.36] It's not far off. +[161.58 --> 161.76] Yeah. +[162.16 --> 167.42] I mean, part of why we look weird might be that we are really popping out as colorful +[167.42 --> 170.04] against sort of a more neutral set. +[170.16 --> 170.80] Will this work? +[171.56 --> 173.44] I guess that would do that either way. +[173.52 --> 176.90] But there's a light, like, I can almost touch it if I do that. +[177.00 --> 177.92] And there's one on that side. +[177.92 --> 182.34] And I would almost be able to touch this one if my arms were long because I wasn't a small human. +[182.60 --> 182.82] Yeah. +[182.94 --> 185.32] Like, it's a very different setup than normal. +[186.12 --> 188.50] Oh, I haven't even seen you this week. +[188.64 --> 190.74] No, I've barely seen myself this week. +[190.74 --> 192.30] Like, what is going on? +[192.30 --> 193.56] I've barely slept this week. +[194.48 --> 196.36] I went to bed at five in the morning last night. +[199.06 --> 200.66] I skipped my stream on Wednesday. +[200.78 --> 201.92] I'm skipping my stream tonight. +[203.18 --> 205.40] This has been a rough, rough week. +[205.64 --> 206.56] We'll make it, though. +[206.74 --> 208.06] Next week is looking good. +[208.40 --> 208.80] Yeah? +[208.80 --> 213.54] If I get everything done this weekend, next week is looking good. +[214.02 --> 214.94] Okay, sweet. +[215.04 --> 216.96] So this is all float plane stuff you're talking about, right? +[217.04 --> 217.60] Oh, okay. +[217.84 --> 218.26] All right. +[218.46 --> 218.66] Yeah. +[218.92 --> 222.50] So I had what I thought were some really good updates for you. +[222.54 --> 224.36] And then I think I ended up crapping on you. +[224.38 --> 224.74] You did. +[224.84 --> 226.64] Towards the second half of this week as well. +[226.72 --> 228.74] That was a good little bump partway through the week. +[229.10 --> 229.34] Yeah. +[229.84 --> 230.08] Yep. +[231.76 --> 233.08] So, you know, it's... +[235.78 --> 237.58] Okay, there is a lot going well. +[237.58 --> 239.34] We're not explaining any of this stuff. +[239.40 --> 239.52] Yeah. +[239.52 --> 241.40] I can't really talk about most of it, which isn't very helpful. +[241.74 --> 242.66] Yeah, which is unfortunate. +[243.06 --> 244.60] We're still progressing. +[245.12 --> 246.20] Things are going well. +[246.68 --> 250.60] There's the PayPal option on the new site should be ready fairly soon. +[250.96 --> 252.64] There's been a lot of minor fixes that have come out. +[252.88 --> 254.66] There was one that a lot of people were complaining about, +[254.72 --> 256.64] which took us a little while to kind of figure out. +[256.80 --> 260.66] But the resolution selection was not showing up for a whole bunch of people. +[260.66 --> 261.94] For people with ad block. +[262.22 --> 262.50] Yeah. +[263.88 --> 265.06] It shouldn't matter. +[265.36 --> 266.98] There's no ads on float plane. +[266.98 --> 268.56] It shouldn't matter. +[268.92 --> 271.28] But for some reason, that was a thing. +[271.44 --> 274.64] So we ended up fixing that, which was nice. +[274.84 --> 275.98] I don't think that was technically... +[275.98 --> 278.28] To be clear, that wasn't something we were doing intentionally. +[278.66 --> 278.80] No. +[278.86 --> 279.44] It was just... +[279.44 --> 284.78] It was something to do with the element that is our resolution control thing +[284.78 --> 289.44] looked like a third-party thing being loaded or something like that. +[289.64 --> 289.84] Yeah. +[289.98 --> 291.34] So that's now been fixed. +[291.46 --> 292.06] So that's good. +[292.70 --> 292.96] Yeah. +[292.96 --> 293.88] So... +[293.88 --> 294.82] And there's been other... +[294.82 --> 296.28] Like, there's been a lot of improvement things. +[296.70 --> 301.06] My, like, personal week, like, doing the stuff that I do was just rough. +[301.14 --> 302.36] The platform is doing great. +[302.68 --> 305.16] Just my, like, stuff has been difficult. +[305.54 --> 310.26] And when PayPal rolls around, by this time next week, by WAN Show next week, I think we'll +[310.26 --> 311.38] have a new creator to announce. +[311.56 --> 311.76] Yeah. +[311.76 --> 315.90] Maybe two, depending on whether one of them who... +[315.90 --> 316.96] I'm just going to say it. +[317.18 --> 318.56] Who is a little bit lazy. +[320.28 --> 324.14] One of them who's a little bit lazy, depending on whether that one gets back to me with some +[324.14 --> 324.50] paperwork. +[326.02 --> 326.34] Whatever. +[326.84 --> 328.90] I would tell that person to their face. +[330.12 --> 330.30] Yeah. +[330.30 --> 330.86] Are you asking? +[331.02 --> 331.52] Yeah, dog. +[331.52 --> 335.88] He knows what's up. +[337.64 --> 339.36] Hey, hey, hey, look, look. +[339.76 --> 340.56] I wouldn't say... +[340.56 --> 341.76] Everyone's going to know. +[341.98 --> 348.30] I wouldn't say anything about anyone on WAN Show that I wouldn't say to their face. +[348.34 --> 354.50] Because I know that watching WAN Show, if they weren't too lazy, is pretty straightforward. +[356.68 --> 358.04] He's not lazy. +[358.34 --> 359.40] I don't think anyone's... +[359.40 --> 362.92] He's probably just got lots of other important things as well. +[363.10 --> 366.24] Look, I've heard it from this person's manager. +[367.74 --> 369.74] I've heard it from this person directly. +[370.56 --> 374.56] And I have made my own observations about... +[375.40 --> 377.06] I like this person very much. +[377.08 --> 377.42] Me too. +[377.44 --> 378.84] I will not say disparaging things. +[378.84 --> 380.22] It's not disparaging. +[380.48 --> 382.02] Disparaging has to be untrue. +[382.50 --> 382.60] Okay? +[383.02 --> 390.30] Very talented creator could probably be much bigger if the sleeves got rolled up a little +[390.30 --> 391.00] more often. +[391.14 --> 391.66] Wow. +[392.30 --> 392.78] I... +[392.78 --> 395.64] That's a compliment. +[396.20 --> 397.36] That's a compliment. +[397.62 --> 398.28] Kind of. +[398.56 --> 400.68] It's a backhanded compliment. +[401.02 --> 403.06] It's a pat on the back with a spiked glove. +[403.12 --> 404.68] It's a subset of compliments. +[405.34 --> 406.80] Can we agree on that? +[408.56 --> 409.20] All right. +[409.20 --> 410.08] Oh, my goodness. +[411.12 --> 412.18] Well, then. +[412.54 --> 412.86] All right. +[412.86 --> 415.96] We've got a lot of great topics for you guys today. +[416.16 --> 417.54] I want to hide behind the intro. +[417.78 --> 418.10] Yeah. +[418.82 --> 419.28] No, no. +[419.28 --> 419.44] No. +[419.44 --> 420.44] I'm coming back. +[420.50 --> 421.18] I'm coming back. +[421.60 --> 422.56] I got this. +[422.64 --> 423.42] Oh, man. +[424.32 --> 424.76] Okay. +[424.92 --> 428.02] Why don't we jump right into one of our bigger topics of the week? +[428.02 --> 428.28] Yes. +[428.28 --> 428.54] Yeah. +[428.54 --> 433.28] So, the original article here is from motherboard.vice.com. +[434.06 --> 434.70] By the way... +[434.70 --> 436.02] Let's go ahead and pop this up here. +[436.02 --> 440.82] Sharing in the chat and bringing up on screen and talking about stuff is difficult when you're gone. +[440.94 --> 442.02] Thank you for coming back. +[442.74 --> 443.32] Oh, yeah. +[443.46 --> 444.56] Oh, you're very welcome. +[445.20 --> 446.60] It's a lot of stuff to do. +[446.76 --> 448.32] I was in China last week. +[449.02 --> 451.14] That was a lot of fun. +[451.62 --> 456.28] We had a lot of people ask us if we were planning a collab with Strange Parts. +[456.76 --> 457.88] And no. +[459.14 --> 460.52] We weren't planning a collab. +[460.68 --> 461.14] Oh, God. +[461.34 --> 461.44] Oh, God. +[461.88 --> 462.12] Okay. +[462.70 --> 463.56] Oh, you know what? +[463.56 --> 464.56] I guess I better just... +[465.14 --> 465.26] What? +[465.40 --> 465.54] What? +[466.02 --> 466.84] No, I'm sorry. +[466.96 --> 468.04] That one was an accident. +[468.58 --> 471.00] The cable management on my mouse is a little tight here. +[471.20 --> 472.08] I was so excited. +[472.08 --> 474.72] And you made me so sad for such a short period of time. +[474.86 --> 475.30] Okay. +[475.42 --> 476.98] We were not planning a collab. +[477.18 --> 483.88] But actually, I had one of the best in-flight experiences I have ever had on my way to China. +[484.16 --> 487.90] So, I did a daytime flight for a change instead of a red eye. +[488.00 --> 489.58] So, I was awake for the plane ride. +[489.74 --> 489.92] Yeah. +[490.18 --> 493.44] And my Wi-Fi was banging. +[493.44 --> 503.22] I was getting one megabyte per second downloads for, like, long stretches of what was a nine or ten hour flight or whatever it was. +[503.22 --> 503.32] Wow. +[503.54 --> 504.42] Yeah, dog. +[504.54 --> 505.76] It was nice. +[505.90 --> 506.88] To China from here? +[506.88 --> 507.88] Yes, sir. +[507.88 --> 508.50] Wow. +[508.50 --> 515.28] And they did warn me that there would be some kind of sketchy spots over Russia and over China itself. +[515.28 --> 520.32] But they actually were very short and speeds were just slower, not bad. +[520.60 --> 520.84] Okay. +[521.00 --> 521.22] Yeah. +[521.26 --> 522.82] So, I was really impressed. +[522.92 --> 524.38] And so, I got a lot of work done. +[524.54 --> 531.86] I actually got something like 200 emails done while I was on that flight, including several to Scotty. +[532.24 --> 532.48] Cool. +[532.48 --> 536.14] So, we actually synced up while I was on my way over there. +[536.26 --> 539.36] And we ended up working out a plan for getting together. +[539.68 --> 545.64] And what we ended up doing was exploring the, sort of, the electronics market in Shenzhen. +[545.78 --> 548.24] Yeah, because I saw your tweet saying you were doing that with them. +[548.36 --> 551.42] So, when you said you didn't do a thing, I was really confused. +[551.58 --> 551.88] No, no. +[551.88 --> 552.58] I'm really excited for this video. +[552.58 --> 553.68] No, we did get together. +[553.82 --> 556.66] It's called, uh, Huaquanbei? +[556.82 --> 557.56] Huaquanbei? +[558.14 --> 558.54] Whatever. +[558.74 --> 558.84] Okay. +[558.86 --> 559.92] My Chinese is not great. +[559.98 --> 561.22] I made him say it in the video. +[561.22 --> 561.86] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[561.86 --> 562.56] I was just like, no, no. +[562.56 --> 564.18] His seems to be quite good. +[564.66 --> 565.58] It's okay. +[566.40 --> 569.58] My favorite thing is when he says something, and I'm like, wow, I'm impressed. +[569.66 --> 573.78] And then the person, like, does a little, like, shuffle back slightly and then responds in English. +[573.86 --> 574.88] And I'm like, come on. +[575.00 --> 576.56] He tried so hard. +[576.64 --> 577.90] That sounded so good. +[579.40 --> 579.80] Ouch. +[580.34 --> 580.74] Yeah. +[580.74 --> 582.38] So, we got together. +[582.86 --> 585.18] And we started out just kind of, like, poking around. +[585.42 --> 589.18] But what I realized was that place is so vast. +[589.18 --> 595.74] And there is so much stuff in it that it is, like, it's overwhelming. +[596.18 --> 596.30] Yeah. +[596.52 --> 598.26] Like, it's completely overwhelming. +[598.42 --> 603.26] Like, if you want laser pointers that can burn stuff, you can find that. +[603.32 --> 606.10] If you want what are apparently really cool microscopes. +[606.14 --> 607.42] I'm not much of a microscope nerd. +[607.50 --> 612.42] But what are apparently, like, super cool microscopes, you can get that stuff. +[612.42 --> 617.58] I know Lou from Unbox Therapy ended up, like, going on a shopping spree ultimately. +[617.78 --> 620.64] But I'm not much of a shopper. +[620.74 --> 625.58] I actually buy very little stuff other than, like, yeah, you too. +[625.92 --> 626.00] Yeah. +[626.06 --> 628.50] Oh, I thought you were gesturing something. +[628.74 --> 629.24] Okay, yeah. +[629.48 --> 632.70] Like, we're both kind of cheap. +[632.70 --> 643.64] So, I'm not the kind of person who just, like, walks into a mall and is like, oh, wow, I need to buy all the things. +[643.68 --> 644.70] My mom bought me this shirt. +[644.76 --> 645.16] Thank you, mom. +[645.26 --> 647.68] So, what I realized is I needed an objective. +[648.34 --> 648.56] Okay. +[648.56 --> 653.58] So, what I found out was that his editor is actually based in Mexico. +[654.14 --> 654.48] Okay. +[656.12 --> 663.84] And is running, like, a very, very, like, very run-of-the-mill and not current-gen editing system. +[664.14 --> 666.56] So, I was like, how about this? +[667.08 --> 674.40] Let's see if we can build a system here, a video editing system, for cheaper than if we just ordered it off Newegg.com. +[674.72 --> 675.14] Okay. +[675.14 --> 678.82] So, certain parts, like graphics cards, for example. +[679.00 --> 682.98] Mining, by the way, huge in Huasheng Bay. +[683.12 --> 683.84] I know I said it wrong. +[683.90 --> 684.20] I'm sorry. +[684.30 --> 684.70] But whatever. +[685.16 --> 687.12] Huge in China in general. +[687.48 --> 690.84] So, if we had wanted mining stuff, then there's lots of selection. +[691.52 --> 700.22] But mining pricing and then the effect that mining has on pricing of components like GPUs is pretty much sort of what it is. +[700.22 --> 704.14] It's like people who travel expecting to get a deal on a gold bracelet. +[704.68 --> 704.74] Yeah. +[704.74 --> 706.68] It's like gold's a commodity. +[707.18 --> 708.86] It costs what it costs. +[709.16 --> 716.26] And you can pay in whatever sort of rupees or shekels or dong or whatever. +[716.48 --> 718.16] You can pay in whatever currency you want. +[718.32 --> 719.94] You're still ultimately paying what you're paying. +[721.52 --> 725.52] So, certain components, like graphics cards, there were not deals to be found. +[725.52 --> 727.36] But then there are other things. +[727.36 --> 731.42] Like, I found this, like, 1600 watt power supply that was like 80 bucks. +[731.76 --> 732.34] Oh, wow. +[732.36 --> 735.02] I didn't buy that one because I picked it up and I was like, oh, wow. +[735.62 --> 737.14] It's far too late for what you're saying it does. +[737.14 --> 738.16] There is nothing in there. +[738.94 --> 740.28] But, like, cases. +[740.90 --> 746.36] You would think, given that they're probably manufactured up the road, that cases would be pretty cheap. +[747.22 --> 749.08] So, it turns out cases are actually... +[749.08 --> 751.40] Well, okay. +[751.80 --> 753.56] The case is a cool part of the video. +[754.02 --> 754.32] Okay. +[754.40 --> 755.18] You're going to enjoy that. +[755.30 --> 755.64] So, anyway. +[755.84 --> 758.92] I was like, okay, let's build an editing workstation for his editor. +[759.10 --> 762.26] And then halfway through, he's like, you know what? +[762.32 --> 763.06] Screw my editor. +[764.02 --> 766.04] I'm going to give the system away to my viewers. +[768.22 --> 773.48] So, I think what's actually going to happen is he's got a video of kind of his side of this whole interaction. +[773.96 --> 775.42] And he filmed so stealthily. +[775.50 --> 776.42] I even asked him at the end. +[776.46 --> 778.06] I was like, did you film anything? +[778.44 --> 779.04] He's like, oh, yeah. +[779.32 --> 780.12] I filmed, like, most of it. +[780.20 --> 781.48] I'm like, wow. +[782.00 --> 785.34] Because, you know how he's always doing that stuff where he, like, puts his camera on the counter. +[785.34 --> 785.56] Yeah. +[785.56 --> 786.30] And he's got the... +[786.30 --> 790.94] Like, that guy is stealthy for a, like, tall white dude in China. +[790.94 --> 791.02] Yeah. +[793.08 --> 794.72] So, he's got his side. +[794.80 --> 795.80] And we've got our side. +[795.92 --> 799.34] And then he's going to be doing a giveaway of the system that we built to one of his viewers. +[799.46 --> 802.52] Because I don't know if people know this in general. +[802.64 --> 804.18] But he's trying to go full-time YouTuber. +[804.88 --> 805.54] I didn't know that. +[805.62 --> 805.80] Yeah. +[805.92 --> 807.80] Like, that has been his intent. +[808.32 --> 808.74] Oh, okay. +[809.18 --> 820.24] So, what looked like just sort of a weird side project was actually just a pretty focused, pretty smart dude making some super explosive videos to get his channel kickstarted. +[820.24 --> 820.78] Okay, yeah. +[820.94 --> 821.16] Yeah. +[821.16 --> 826.18] If you guys don't somehow know who we're talking about, it's Scotty from Strange Parts. +[826.26 --> 827.96] You can check out the Strange Parts YouTube channel. +[828.20 --> 828.34] Yeah. +[828.44 --> 834.76] So, he's more likely to be recognized as the guy who built his own iPhone out of parts. +[834.94 --> 838.82] Or the guy who added a headphone jack to an iPhone. +[840.26 --> 840.90] All right. +[841.66 --> 844.38] People are going to be, like, people are going to be flipping their crap. +[844.48 --> 845.28] Okay, one spoiler. +[846.22 --> 848.44] We end up with a Ryzen system. +[849.00 --> 850.06] Oh, cool. +[850.06 --> 850.62] Cool. +[851.44 --> 851.84] Cool. +[852.02 --> 852.18] Yeah. +[852.34 --> 852.90] All right. +[853.48 --> 860.32] So, let's go back to what I was planning to talk about, which is the new iOS update that... +[860.32 --> 860.80] Right, right. +[860.88 --> 866.66] This is what got me talking about him because his whole thing is, like, hacking phones, apparently. +[866.66 --> 867.20] So, anyway. +[867.72 --> 872.22] New iOS update killed touch functionality on iPhone 8. +[873.68 --> 875.06] Motherboard.vice.com. +[875.12 --> 877.98] You guys got to be careful because that looks like iPhone 8S. +[877.98 --> 882.32] That does quite directly look like iPhone 8S. +[882.32 --> 890.24] I know it is technically not grammatically correct, but if you throw an apostrophe in there, people will know sort of inherently that you mean iPhone 8s. +[890.24 --> 890.54] Oh. +[890.72 --> 891.54] It's a common hack. +[891.54 --> 892.42] That's not what they mean. +[893.70 --> 894.10] Wow. +[894.94 --> 895.20] Yeah. +[895.90 --> 897.30] There is no iPhone 8S. +[897.88 --> 898.28] Yeah. +[898.78 --> 899.36] I know. +[899.92 --> 900.58] So, yeah. +[900.72 --> 906.96] If you put the apostrophe in there, like, little pro tip, it's incorrect, but people will know what you mean. +[907.04 --> 907.52] At least... +[907.52 --> 907.82] Yeah. +[907.82 --> 914.62] Or you can do iPhone 8 phones or something like that, but I don't know if that's good for SEO, but then they don't have that up in the URL anymore. +[914.62 --> 915.16] 8S is weird. +[915.42 --> 915.94] 8S is weird. +[915.96 --> 917.20] 8S is sort of a bad idea. +[917.26 --> 917.46] Anyway. +[918.12 --> 920.16] So, what went down here was... +[920.16 --> 920.60] Not wrong. +[920.90 --> 923.32] Apple rolled out iOS 11.3. +[923.32 --> 947.08] And if you've ever sort of looked into Right to Repair and Apple's reputation around this whole movement, this probably won't surprise you that much because they've been known to do things like not provide third-party repair shops with the tools that they need in order to retain Touch ID functionality on iPhones with replaced home buttons. +[947.08 --> 957.82] And this was far more of an issue with a phone like the iPhone 6S, which had a hardware touch button, or excuse me, a hardware home button that was not solid state. +[957.90 --> 969.06] So, they switched to the solid state button with the 7, which is much harder to break, whereas those clicky buttons, no, that was a pretty common piece to end up damaged on the iPhone leading up to that time. +[969.06 --> 985.06] So, what would happen was people would take it into a third-party repair shop, and they would have a perfectly authentic button and a perfectly authentic phone, and they would put them together, but without Apple's special sauce, they wouldn't be able to make it work. +[985.46 --> 991.50] Even though that has nothing to do with the secure enclave that actually holds the fingerprint information. +[991.96 --> 996.40] This was just Apple being restrictive because they can be restrictive. +[996.40 --> 1008.10] So, anyway, the issue affected phones that had their screens replaced with aftermarket displays, i.e. not repaired by an Apple-authorized facility. +[1008.58 --> 1015.26] And it is believed to be because of an incompatibility between a small chip that controls the screen and the aftermarket displays. +[1016.52 --> 1018.90] So, it's possible this is an accident. +[1019.62 --> 1023.40] It is possible that it is something Apple did on purpose, but either way... +[1023.40 --> 1027.04] John is saying that our apostrophe thing is not incorrect. +[1027.34 --> 1030.80] It's an exception, and you can put it after a number if it's a single digit. +[1031.12 --> 1031.36] Oh! +[1032.00 --> 1033.76] Well, thank you, John Martin! +[1033.92 --> 1034.82] Appreciate that! +[1034.88 --> 1038.48] Okay, so my confusion there, though, would be if it was an iPhone X. +[1039.64 --> 1041.56] Yeah, you would say iPhone Xs. +[1042.00 --> 1043.86] Yeah, but in text. +[1044.34 --> 1046.68] Yeah, but you would say, so, oh, X. +[1046.90 --> 1048.06] Because he said single digit. +[1048.42 --> 1049.58] Oh, right, it's an X. +[1049.58 --> 1050.14] Yeah. +[1050.26 --> 1051.22] But it's still not a digit. +[1051.22 --> 1051.82] Yeah. +[1052.78 --> 1055.64] So, in this case, yeah, our little thing works for it. +[1055.64 --> 1055.80] Yes. +[1055.80 --> 1056.54] Grammatically correct. +[1056.66 --> 1056.82] Hooray. +[1056.96 --> 1058.42] But the X's gonna wreck everything. +[1059.02 --> 1059.86] Go Apple. +[1062.14 --> 1064.32] So, I guess this whole... +[1064.32 --> 1065.12] This whole... +[1065.12 --> 1067.22] Breaching the topic of... +[1067.22 --> 1067.50] Broaching? +[1067.70 --> 1068.00] Breaching? +[1068.18 --> 1068.46] Broaching. +[1068.92 --> 1069.20] Whatever. +[1069.82 --> 1071.58] On the topic of right to repair, +[1072.26 --> 1075.32] yes, I will have a response. +[1075.32 --> 1077.02] I don't know if you've been following this drama, +[1077.02 --> 1080.46] but we did a video on how our iMac Pro is still broken. +[1082.20 --> 1087.24] And, wow, pretty much everyone and their dog has made a response. +[1087.46 --> 1092.02] One of the news articles about it on an Apple-centric news site +[1092.02 --> 1094.08] has a thousand comments on it. +[1094.92 --> 1095.12] Yeah. +[1095.42 --> 1095.78] Wow. +[1095.78 --> 1097.94] Like, this went viral and sort of a very... +[1097.94 --> 1100.16] What is the general sentiment? +[1100.34 --> 1102.44] The general consensus depends on who you ask. +[1102.66 --> 1105.50] If people are more of like... +[1105.50 --> 1110.18] If they're more in sort of the techie, PC, DIY crowd, +[1110.44 --> 1112.08] they're like, wow, this is ridiculous. +[1112.62 --> 1112.84] Yeah. +[1112.92 --> 1114.78] If they're in the... +[1114.78 --> 1120.72] Not that crowd? +[1120.72 --> 1121.92] Cupertino crowd. +[1122.32 --> 1122.62] Ah. +[1122.84 --> 1123.68] Let's call it that. +[1123.74 --> 1125.06] If they're in the Cupertino crowd, +[1125.26 --> 1128.70] then it's my fault for not reading the terms and conditions +[1128.70 --> 1132.50] that stipulate that Apple doesn't have to repair something +[1132.50 --> 1134.18] that has been modified by a third party. +[1135.88 --> 1136.24] Okay. +[1136.24 --> 1136.72] So... +[1136.72 --> 1137.18] Okay. +[1138.48 --> 1141.92] I actually have a lot of notes made for this video already. +[1141.92 --> 1145.54] We'll be addressing the vast majority of the comments +[1145.54 --> 1146.90] that people have made. +[1147.06 --> 1147.48] That's exciting. +[1147.62 --> 1148.40] We don't do that that often. +[1148.44 --> 1149.64] Articles that have been written. +[1149.64 --> 1152.20] Well, actually, we wouldn't be doing it +[1152.20 --> 1157.54] except that we still need to fix the freaking iMac Pro. +[1158.12 --> 1159.48] So that's in progress. +[1159.92 --> 1162.74] We are working on a solution that will allow us +[1162.74 --> 1165.10] to get parts and fix it. +[1165.32 --> 1165.60] Okay. +[1165.80 --> 1167.38] It's going to be a weird solution +[1167.38 --> 1169.08] and we're going to be talking about +[1169.08 --> 1171.22] the hoops that we've had to jump through +[1171.22 --> 1172.24] in order to get there. +[1172.34 --> 1173.64] Some of the hoops that were available +[1173.64 --> 1175.20] that we chose not to jump through, +[1175.70 --> 1178.10] whether because they were too expensive or too sketchy +[1178.10 --> 1179.38] or whatever else the case may be, +[1179.64 --> 1182.20] but this saga is far from over. +[1182.20 --> 1182.64] Cool. +[1182.78 --> 1187.10] There is one thing that I absolutely want to address now +[1187.10 --> 1189.52] and tell you what. +[1189.60 --> 1191.18] I haven't screenshotted anything yet, +[1191.32 --> 1193.70] so if you're one of the tool sheds out there +[1193.70 --> 1196.20] who posted that this was the reason +[1196.20 --> 1197.32] that they denied the repair, +[1197.66 --> 1198.90] you can go back and edit your comment +[1198.90 --> 1200.68] and you won't end up in the video, okay? +[1200.68 --> 1205.32] A shocking number of people said that +[1205.32 --> 1207.18] even though Apple never said this +[1207.18 --> 1208.86] and it's nowhere in the screenshots +[1208.86 --> 1210.80] and it's nowhere in the policy +[1210.80 --> 1212.56] and it's certainly not in the video, +[1212.56 --> 1214.96] a number of people have concluded +[1214.96 --> 1217.02] that Apple didn't repair it +[1217.02 --> 1219.20] because the cost of the parts, +[1219.20 --> 1221.14] I mean, you guys totaled this thing, +[1221.32 --> 1223.60] the cost of the parts is so high +[1223.60 --> 1225.76] that it's more than just buying a new machine anyway, +[1225.76 --> 1227.40] so you should just buy a new machine. +[1227.64 --> 1228.38] What are you, stupid? +[1230.14 --> 1230.60] Okay. +[1230.60 --> 1241.26] Even if all of the parts that we listed in the video, +[1241.48 --> 1245.62] the display, the main board, and the power supply, +[1246.02 --> 1247.66] even if they're all dead, +[1247.96 --> 1249.62] which they may very well not be, +[1249.62 --> 1252.22] you can actually have a component short out +[1252.22 --> 1255.68] and be protected by the onboard circuitry +[1255.68 --> 1259.02] that does exist in some cases. +[1259.02 --> 1260.08] If you get lucky, +[1260.22 --> 1262.04] you can actually have sparks fly off a board +[1262.04 --> 1263.48] and have it live for years. +[1264.44 --> 1266.72] Even if all of the components +[1266.72 --> 1269.34] that we think could possibly be dead +[1269.34 --> 1271.08] are in fact dead, +[1271.60 --> 1275.16] that is a $5,000 machine. +[1275.80 --> 1276.86] You've got to be drinking +[1276.86 --> 1279.92] some pretty freaking amazing Kool-Aid +[1279.92 --> 1281.46] to think that a monitor, +[1282.80 --> 1283.40] a motherboard, +[1283.96 --> 1285.12] and a power supply +[1285.12 --> 1287.60] are worth $5,000. +[1287.60 --> 1289.76] That's at least a $3,000 power supply. +[1290.12 --> 1291.16] $3,000 power supply? +[1291.26 --> 1291.62] Easy. +[1291.72 --> 1292.70] Get off my show. +[1292.80 --> 1293.18] I don't even know who you're talking. +[1293.18 --> 1293.78] Get off my show. +[1293.80 --> 1294.60] You don't even work here. +[1297.90 --> 1298.52] That's fair. +[1299.30 --> 1301.18] The CPU alone +[1301.18 --> 1304.58] is like $500, $700? +[1305.18 --> 1305.38] Yeah. +[1305.88 --> 1309.04] The 32 gigs of DDR4 ECC RAM, +[1309.16 --> 1310.02] yeah, that has a value. +[1310.18 --> 1310.74] That's expensive. +[1311.14 --> 1311.70] The chassis, +[1311.92 --> 1313.36] remember, this is an Apple chassis. +[1313.54 --> 1314.54] It's a special chassis. +[1315.00 --> 1316.14] That costs money. +[1316.64 --> 1317.32] The SSD, +[1317.68 --> 1318.90] the dual SSDs, +[1319.16 --> 1320.40] those are still good. +[1320.92 --> 1321.98] So people running in going, +[1322.36 --> 1322.98] well, +[1323.38 --> 1324.20] I mean, +[1324.24 --> 1325.20] you broke this stuff. +[1325.32 --> 1326.14] Total write-off. +[1326.28 --> 1326.82] Total write-off. +[1327.18 --> 1328.34] That's why they wouldn't replace it. +[1328.44 --> 1329.18] The cost was too high. +[1329.58 --> 1330.96] And I had one guy being like, +[1331.04 --> 1331.38] that's like, +[1331.62 --> 1331.80] you know, +[1331.88 --> 1333.42] it's going to be $300 of labor +[1333.42 --> 1334.82] plus the cost of these parts +[1334.82 --> 1336.20] is more than the cost of the system. +[1336.28 --> 1336.82] What are you, drunk? +[1336.82 --> 1339.92] Oh, man. +[1339.98 --> 1340.76] Like the amount of, +[1340.78 --> 1342.90] like the amount of worship +[1342.90 --> 1344.96] that goes on here +[1344.96 --> 1347.46] just boggles my mind. +[1347.52 --> 1348.08] It baffles me. +[1348.12 --> 1348.32] Anyway, +[1348.54 --> 1349.34] there will be a video. +[1349.82 --> 1351.30] I promise it will be epic. +[1351.92 --> 1352.72] And I don't know +[1352.72 --> 1353.94] if I'm ready to promise this yet, +[1354.08 --> 1356.46] but we are definitely working on flying +[1356.46 --> 1358.16] Mr. Louis Rossman out here +[1358.16 --> 1360.28] to help me put this thing back together. +[1360.28 --> 1360.56] Oh, that would be cool. +[1360.82 --> 1361.08] Okay? +[1361.78 --> 1362.90] That would be awesome. +[1363.08 --> 1365.06] So I have nothing else to say about it +[1365.06 --> 1366.54] until the video comes out, +[1366.58 --> 1368.92] but it's going to be fun. +[1369.76 --> 1370.88] We're going to have some fun. +[1371.04 --> 1371.40] We're going to, +[1371.46 --> 1371.78] we're going to, +[1372.02 --> 1372.46] you know, +[1372.50 --> 1373.06] I don't drink, +[1373.18 --> 1373.58] but we'll, +[1373.70 --> 1373.98] we'll, +[1374.06 --> 1375.80] we'll figuratively pop some brewskis +[1375.80 --> 1377.80] and fix an iMac pro +[1377.80 --> 1379.46] and talk about how that's going. +[1379.64 --> 1380.14] And it's going to, +[1380.14 --> 1380.98] it's going to be a good thing. +[1381.06 --> 1381.80] It's going to be a good thing. +[1382.00 --> 1383.02] I'll drink them for you. +[1383.34 --> 1383.50] Uh, +[1383.54 --> 1383.80] yes. +[1384.00 --> 1385.02] A turn would be happy +[1385.02 --> 1386.34] to drink brewskis for me. +[1386.54 --> 1387.64] Oh my God. +[1387.64 --> 1387.92] That, +[1387.98 --> 1388.20] that, +[1388.20 --> 1388.44] that, +[1388.44 --> 1389.42] have you already started turn? +[1389.66 --> 1389.84] That, +[1389.84 --> 1391.02] that bullet is what he, +[1391.22 --> 1393.28] it's all good. +[1395.06 --> 1395.78] All right. +[1396.04 --> 1396.44] Um, +[1396.66 --> 1398.38] speaking of drinking, +[1398.82 --> 1399.04] Hey, +[1399.10 --> 1399.46] by the way, +[1399.50 --> 1400.48] what time do we start tomorrow? +[1400.92 --> 1401.44] 10 o'clock. +[1401.54 --> 1401.76] Okay. +[1401.96 --> 1402.50] I told you. +[1402.58 --> 1403.46] I'm just making sure. +[1403.54 --> 1403.74] Okay. +[1403.98 --> 1405.04] I ordered food for you +[1405.04 --> 1405.90] because he didn't order it. +[1406.10 --> 1407.66] I've been very busy. +[1408.86 --> 1409.48] Thank you. +[1409.58 --> 1410.52] Speaking of drinking, +[1410.52 --> 1413.58] we actually have a deeper relationship +[1413.58 --> 1415.70] that we're forming with Madrina's coffee +[1415.70 --> 1416.80] over the next little bit. +[1417.22 --> 1417.58] Uh, +[1417.64 --> 1417.88] wait, +[1418.02 --> 1418.42] I don't know. +[1418.48 --> 1418.98] Is this, +[1419.08 --> 1420.06] is this out there yet? +[1420.26 --> 1421.34] I don't know if, +[1421.34 --> 1421.60] uh, +[1421.60 --> 1422.56] Colton's going to run down +[1422.56 --> 1423.60] and yell at me if I, +[1423.68 --> 1424.52] if I say this. +[1425.06 --> 1426.80] I think I'm just going to do it. +[1426.84 --> 1427.44] Should I just do it? +[1427.60 --> 1427.94] I mean, +[1428.04 --> 1428.94] I don't work here anymore. +[1429.04 --> 1429.36] Go ahead. +[1430.52 --> 1430.86] We are, +[1430.94 --> 1433.08] we are apparently going to be doing our own blend. +[1433.70 --> 1434.00] Oh, +[1434.94 --> 1435.68] that's cool. +[1435.86 --> 1436.06] Yeah. +[1436.10 --> 1436.28] Really? +[1436.52 --> 1436.78] Yeah. +[1437.68 --> 1438.08] Cool. +[1438.28 --> 1438.52] Yeah. +[1438.60 --> 1439.46] How is that going to work? +[1439.82 --> 1440.18] Um, +[1440.62 --> 1440.76] there, +[1440.82 --> 1441.18] there's a way. +[1441.24 --> 1441.56] Don't worry. +[1441.74 --> 1442.02] Okay. +[1442.18 --> 1442.38] Yeah. +[1442.42 --> 1444.78] Like it's actually less complicated than you might think. +[1445.42 --> 1445.90] I don't, +[1445.98 --> 1447.42] I know nothing about coffee. +[1447.60 --> 1447.88] Anyway. +[1449.38 --> 1450.04] As you know. +[1450.16 --> 1450.28] So, +[1450.36 --> 1451.04] Madrina's coffee, +[1451.16 --> 1451.92] coffee for fuel, +[1452.02 --> 1452.48] big cans, +[1452.56 --> 1454.40] a cold brewed coffee with a flavor for, +[1454.40 --> 1455.90] pretty much everyone. +[1456.00 --> 1457.04] They got cappuccino, +[1457.24 --> 1458.00] dark roast, +[1458.12 --> 1458.54] cafe mocha. +[1458.62 --> 1460.08] That's actually two X dark roast. +[1460.70 --> 1462.76] And they're all inconvenient, +[1463.00 --> 1464.04] ready to drink. +[1464.70 --> 1465.06] Man. +[1465.14 --> 1465.90] It's in ounces. +[1466.82 --> 1467.74] 444 milliliter. +[1467.90 --> 1468.02] Yeah. +[1468.06 --> 1468.20] See, +[1468.36 --> 1468.88] we got to do them. +[1468.94 --> 1469.82] We got to do the milliliters. +[1470.02 --> 1471.84] And from now until April 27th, +[1471.84 --> 1473.40] you can get half off. +[1473.62 --> 1473.80] Yes. +[1473.82 --> 1474.22] My friends, +[1474.22 --> 1478.02] that is 50% off your Madrina's coffee order with discount code Linus. +[1478.02 --> 1480.32] And the first 50 people to use the code, +[1480.54 --> 1483.94] please like keep the WAN show running in the background though. +[1483.98 --> 1484.94] I know you guys are in a hurry, +[1485.04 --> 1485.62] but come on. +[1485.90 --> 1490.44] The first 50 to use code Linus here are going to get a free six pack of cold brew in the U.S. +[1490.48 --> 1490.78] Nice. +[1490.94 --> 1494.70] Or a free bag of their micro roast international. +[1495.12 --> 1496.76] And that'll automatically be added to your order. +[1496.84 --> 1499.68] Just go to madrinuscoffee.com slash Linus. +[1499.84 --> 1502.06] And international shipping is now available. +[1502.50 --> 1504.50] It's not cheap to ship internationally, +[1504.66 --> 1508.06] but Madrinus is paying 15% of the shipping cost to help y'all out. +[1508.12 --> 1510.08] If you have any questions about the flavors or how to order, +[1510.38 --> 1512.90] Shlomo from Madrinus is in the Twitch chat. +[1513.10 --> 1513.46] Yes. +[1514.76 --> 1515.44] Fresh books. +[1515.88 --> 1516.04] Oh, +[1516.12 --> 1516.70] wait a minute. +[1517.04 --> 1517.76] There you go. +[1517.92 --> 1519.66] There's your Madrina's coffee stuff 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they're trying to do their actual freaking job. +[1560.66 --> 1563.66] If you have a problem and you need to call them, you talk directly to a person. +[1563.88 --> 1564.02] Yeah. +[1564.08 --> 1565.22] And they will help you with that. +[1565.28 --> 1569.52] They've got apps for iOS and Android so that you can take their timesheet function, +[1569.74 --> 1571.60] their expense management functions. +[1571.68 --> 1573.36] You can take all that stuff with you on the go. +[1574.06 --> 1578.52] And they even have a feature to let you see when your client has seen your invoice for the +[1578.52 --> 1580.68] first time to put an end to the guessing games. +[1580.68 --> 1583.56] So head over to freshbooks.com. +[1583.68 --> 1584.38] Oh, dang it. +[1585.02 --> 1589.92] So head over to freshbooks.com slash WAN and get your 30-day free trial today. +[1590.02 --> 1593.00] Just enter the WAN show in the How Did You Hear About Us section. +[1593.98 --> 1597.16] Leading us finally to... +[1597.86 --> 1599.20] Nope, I'm not going to change it. +[1599.46 --> 1603.36] I'm just going to leave FreshBooks up there and then we're going to eat some Savage Jerky. +[1603.60 --> 1603.96] Okay. +[1604.08 --> 1606.16] And then I'm going to change... +[1606.80 --> 1608.96] I'm going to leave that Savage Jerky one on for a bit. +[1608.96 --> 1611.32] I'm just going to have a time delay. +[1611.44 --> 1613.82] It's like rooting through like a treasure chest. +[1614.14 --> 1614.70] I know, right? +[1615.66 --> 1618.82] They sent so much maple buffalo bacon and I'm so excited. +[1618.94 --> 1622.30] I'm going to have some, but I'm going to have some of the sriracha bacon first. +[1622.40 --> 1624.44] They sent lots of bacon bacon today. +[1624.64 --> 1625.24] I'm in... +[1625.24 --> 1625.60] No! +[1626.24 --> 1628.18] I'm not sharing that kind though. +[1628.20 --> 1628.90] It's for me. +[1629.36 --> 1631.14] They sent it because they know I like it. +[1631.20 --> 1633.06] They didn't send it because they know you like it, Ed. +[1634.10 --> 1636.20] Maybe if they send even more next time, +[1636.20 --> 1639.08] I will consider sharing the maple buffalo bacon. +[1639.42 --> 1641.32] I want to put this over there where I can't get it. +[1641.52 --> 1642.32] Yeah, actually. +[1642.56 --> 1642.88] Yeah. +[1643.00 --> 1643.28] Hold on. +[1643.28 --> 1644.46] I'm going to put this over here. +[1644.62 --> 1645.18] We're hiding that. +[1645.18 --> 1645.54] You know what? +[1645.66 --> 1647.36] I'm going to put it right next to me. +[1648.86 --> 1649.22] Okay. +[1649.26 --> 1650.12] So it's not being hidden. +[1650.24 --> 1652.44] It's being put in like a high threat area. +[1652.58 --> 1653.04] That's right. +[1653.88 --> 1654.36] You get close. +[1654.42 --> 1655.48] You're going to get swatted, yo. +[1657.58 --> 1658.34] No, not that. +[1660.34 --> 1662.46] Like, what do you think, man? +[1662.46 --> 1665.78] Like a, you know, like... +[1665.78 --> 1666.14] I know. +[1666.58 --> 1667.82] Like, swatted. +[1668.34 --> 1669.08] We're just... +[1669.08 --> 1669.50] I don't know. +[1669.66 --> 1672.34] We're on the platform that that is, like, popular on. +[1675.92 --> 1677.86] Savage jerky is made with high quality ingredients... +[1677.86 --> 1678.68] That was pretty savage. +[1679.16 --> 1680.72] ...without nitrates or preservatives. +[1681.86 --> 1685.72] Their goal was to create a snack that's full of flavor and not bad for you. +[1685.92 --> 1687.78] They've got 13 different flavors of jerky. +[1688.74 --> 1690.42] Some of the favorites are a sriracha bacon. +[1690.52 --> 1691.32] This one's actually really good. +[1691.32 --> 1692.44] I don't know if I've tried this one before. +[1692.52 --> 1693.22] This is really good. +[1694.08 --> 1695.32] Their maple buffalo bacon. +[1695.88 --> 1696.64] It's traditional. +[1697.50 --> 1697.82] Mojo. +[1697.98 --> 1699.34] Mojo flavors are fantastic. +[1701.14 --> 1704.14] Aside from jerky, they make barbecue sauce, hot sauce, and a spice rub. +[1704.44 --> 1707.48] Their Carolina Reaper hot sauce uses one of the hottest peppers in the world. +[1708.18 --> 1708.56] The bell. +[1708.96 --> 1709.22] Ha ha. +[1709.30 --> 1710.58] I think I've made that joke before, but whatever. +[1710.66 --> 1711.48] It's the Carolina Reaper. +[1711.72 --> 1712.04] Duh. +[1712.10 --> 1712.70] It's right in the name. +[1712.70 --> 1718.70] And you can use offer code LTT to save 10% over at savagejerky.com. +[1718.70 --> 1721.90] That one's really good. +[1723.12 --> 1723.58] Dang. +[1723.82 --> 1724.44] Sriracha bacon? +[1724.78 --> 1725.06] Mm-hmm. +[1725.12 --> 1725.54] Can I try it? +[1727.96 --> 1728.40] Yes. +[1728.82 --> 1729.10] Ha ha. +[1729.48 --> 1731.48] I technically only claimed the maple buffalo bacon. +[1731.74 --> 1732.24] Ha ha ha. +[1733.18 --> 1733.94] Only one piece. +[1733.94 --> 1735.14] I might claim this in the future, though. +[1735.56 --> 1736.10] Really nice. +[1737.24 --> 1737.74] All right. +[1738.46 --> 1741.52] So the original article here is from arstechnica.com. +[1741.52 --> 1758.36] But it would appear as though California is the latest in a number of states that are exploring net neutrality bills to protect net neutrality in spite of what's going on with the federal government. +[1758.36 --> 1769.20] So basically, they're attempting to restore net neutrality provisions that are similar to the ones that were used by the FCC before their recent repeal. +[1769.86 --> 1779.36] However, in addition to prohibiting fast lanes, throttling, blocking, and paid prioritization, they want to go a step further to prohibit zero rating. +[1779.36 --> 1785.16] Which is when the use of a certain site, such as Netflix, doesn't count against a user's data cap. +[1785.70 --> 1791.90] Now, I have mixed feelings about zero rating. +[1791.90 --> 1793.86] It sounds cool. +[1795.02 --> 1795.92] Like, at first. +[1797.12 --> 1804.46] The issue with it, the big issue with it is, say, one of these ISPs owns a service, which is really common. +[1805.72 --> 1811.36] They could zero rate their own service so that you subscribe to them instead of someone else. +[1811.44 --> 1812.12] So John's coming. +[1812.92 --> 1815.90] But in the meantime, I want to present my... +[1816.48 --> 1817.48] He's deleted all his notes. +[1817.48 --> 1830.12] I want to present my sort of dumb consumer who's very selfish sort of point of view and go, well, I can see things about this that I would really like. +[1831.02 --> 1833.70] Because zero rating can be applied in that way. +[1834.16 --> 1841.36] Where someone like a Comcast might say that, okay, you know, watching shows from... +[1841.36 --> 1841.90] Comcast. +[1842.00 --> 1842.98] Who owns Comcast again? +[1843.18 --> 1844.26] Or who does Comcast own? +[1844.58 --> 1845.06] NBC. +[1845.30 --> 1845.66] NBC. +[1845.66 --> 1845.82] NBC. +[1845.90 --> 1846.08] Okay. +[1846.08 --> 1849.70] So, you know, NBC streams don't count against your data usage. +[1850.34 --> 1857.00] But there are cases of zero rating where they aren't implementing it on their own services. +[1857.22 --> 1859.82] Like, for example, T-Mobile allows... +[1859.82 --> 1861.34] I think it's YouTube streaming. +[1862.02 --> 1863.56] Doesn't count against your data plan. +[1864.74 --> 1867.44] Well, I mean, Google doesn't own T-Mobile and vice versa. +[1867.72 --> 1869.24] This is just a handshake deal. +[1869.24 --> 1878.54] Which, again, on the surface can look really good for consumers because, hey, you can watch all the YouTube you want if you're a T-Mobile customer. +[1878.80 --> 1881.54] Theoretically, that hurts, like, Twitch and whatever else. +[1881.76 --> 1886.66] But, or some, you know, young upstart video streaming platform. +[1887.34 --> 1887.74] Hey. +[1888.58 --> 1890.02] That has higher bit rates. +[1890.02 --> 1893.40] And that doesn't have a chance to talk to T-Mobile about such an arrangement. +[1893.54 --> 1897.56] So, John's going to tag in for me and talk in a little bit more detail about... +[1897.56 --> 1897.84] Oh, no. +[1897.84 --> 1898.70] That was why you're here, right? +[1898.88 --> 1899.10] Yeah. +[1899.26 --> 1900.14] I know we got to that part already. +[1900.14 --> 1900.54] Yeah, no, no. +[1900.84 --> 1903.36] Feel free to explain it in better detail than what... +[1903.36 --> 1903.92] Go, go, go. +[1903.92 --> 1904.02] Okay. +[1904.04 --> 1905.50] It was like the last bullet point, though. +[1905.50 --> 1907.42] So, okay. +[1907.60 --> 1913.46] So, we're looking at the California bill on net neutrality, right? +[1914.36 --> 1914.68] Okay. +[1915.06 --> 1917.06] So, which bullet point are we on? +[1917.14 --> 1918.20] The last bullet point is here. +[1918.32 --> 1922.02] We've only gone through a few of them, but we've talked about this kind of thing on the show before. +[1922.14 --> 1924.62] So, I think a lot of people kind of know essentially what's going on. +[1924.70 --> 1924.90] Okay. +[1924.90 --> 1928.04] So, you talked about zero rating already, right? +[1928.06 --> 1928.18] Yeah. +[1928.34 --> 1928.76] So, okay. +[1928.76 --> 1928.84] Okay. +[1929.22 --> 1931.82] So, right now the bill is that... +[1931.82 --> 1935.70] It got passed by like this little subcommittee or something in their state house. +[1935.84 --> 1936.06] Okay. +[1936.22 --> 1939.76] So, it still has to be passed by both chambers, signed into law and all that. +[1939.94 --> 1946.56] But both chambers and the governor's mansion are currently controlled by Democrats who traditionally have been more friendly towards net neutrality. +[1946.64 --> 1947.72] So, we'll see what happens with it. +[1948.50 --> 1955.32] Right now, ISPs are unsurprisingly opposing the bill, and they also might challenge it in court if it does indeed become law. +[1955.32 --> 1960.10] There are a number of legal arguments they could use to try to get this scrapped. +[1960.28 --> 1968.32] And this is interesting not only because California is such a huge state, but since the SEC repeal a few months ago, I think they've gone... +[1968.84 --> 1976.42] So far, they've gone further than any other states have in trying to have like a real sort of like comprehensive net neutrality law, right? +[1976.70 --> 1983.32] So, what I put down here was they might argue federal preemption or that the bill unduly burdens... +[1983.96 --> 1984.94] What is federal preemption? +[1985.34 --> 1989.12] So, that is when a federal law and a state law come into conflict. +[1989.36 --> 1989.52] Okay. +[1989.54 --> 1991.42] And there's a number of ways that can happen. +[1991.56 --> 1996.98] Obviously, there are very clear cases where the federal law says one thing and the state law says exactly the opposite. +[1997.16 --> 1999.46] So, you don't need to be a lawyer to understand that. +[1999.56 --> 2003.54] But there's also cases where it's a little bit more subtle, this being one of them. +[2003.54 --> 2015.98] So, what happened when the FCC repealed the net neutrality protections a few months back, they specifically said we need to return to light touch regulation of the internet. +[2016.14 --> 2017.54] This is exactly what we're doing. +[2017.54 --> 2025.40] So, is it really actually preempting anything if in lines of just going to reach over the desk here and steal some more sriracha bacon jerky? +[2025.50 --> 2026.00] I don't blame them. +[2026.16 --> 2026.80] That stuff is delicious. +[2027.12 --> 2027.52] But... +[2027.52 --> 2028.88] It's good. +[2029.02 --> 2029.16] Yeah. +[2029.16 --> 2030.16] Okay. +[2030.16 --> 2030.52] Anyway. +[2030.52 --> 2034.40] So, what was I talking about? +[2034.52 --> 2035.18] Federal preemption. +[2035.30 --> 2037.08] It was distracting me with this little like bacon grab. +[2037.60 --> 2037.74] Okay. +[2037.86 --> 2038.66] So, we just... +[2038.66 --> 2038.82] Right. +[2038.82 --> 2039.26] Okay. +[2039.38 --> 2040.98] So, they're trying to... +[2040.98 --> 2046.26] The FCC is saying they're trying to regulate the internet less, give the ISPs a little more leeway. +[2046.46 --> 2046.60] Yeah. +[2046.60 --> 2049.90] But the question here then becomes, is there... +[2049.90 --> 2052.60] Does that mean the federal government is intending to... +[2053.26 --> 2055.18] In law, they call it occupying the field. +[2055.40 --> 2061.86] Does the federal government intend to regulate this area so heavily that the states can't do anything about it? +[2062.08 --> 2067.72] But in their own order, they said, we're trying to regulate this less heavily and scrap these net neutrality regulations. +[2068.36 --> 2068.50] Right. +[2068.50 --> 2071.26] That would be a very interesting like battle in court. +[2071.44 --> 2071.66] Yeah. +[2071.66 --> 2071.90] Okay. +[2072.20 --> 2072.38] Yeah. +[2072.38 --> 2080.34] So, they're saying like we don't want to regulate this as much, but they're aggressively not regulating and trying to make sure that no one else can either? +[2080.66 --> 2090.36] Well, I don't know if they're consciously trying to do that, but what I'm saying is like when a big like ISP takes the state of California to court and says they can't do this, +[2090.70 --> 2094.86] they might try to argue that the federal government has tried to occupy the field somehow. +[2094.98 --> 2097.42] It might not be a great argument, but I expect them to try it. +[2097.42 --> 2106.94] The other thing they might argue is, which they might be more successful with, is saying the bill unduly burdens interstate commerce, which is a constitutional argument. +[2107.36 --> 2108.34] But basically... +[2108.34 --> 2109.52] The states are so weird. +[2109.58 --> 2110.10] I know, right? +[2110.10 --> 2119.26] But the idea is that one state can't meddle in the affairs of how other states want to conduct commerce between them. +[2119.58 --> 2119.74] Okay. +[2120.46 --> 2124.66] So, like if you're importing, like let's use a simpler example. +[2124.74 --> 2126.58] Let's say you're importing a bunch of bacon jerky. +[2126.72 --> 2129.48] Let's say the state of North Carolina is importing a bunch of bacon jerky. +[2130.16 --> 2132.14] Like from another state or from another country? +[2132.14 --> 2132.96] Let's say from another state. +[2133.18 --> 2133.40] Okay. +[2133.40 --> 2139.96] So, actually that would make sense because I think savage jerky is based out of Georgia, so it will be a quick trip. +[2140.84 --> 2146.44] But anyway, so let's say they're importing a bunch of bacon jerky and they have regulations on bacon jerky. +[2146.60 --> 2147.16] Was that bacon jerky? +[2147.58 --> 2148.88] Bacon jerky, bacon jerky, bacon jerky. +[2149.42 --> 2150.74] It's like that of someone Linus. +[2150.88 --> 2155.22] So anyway, so let's say there's regulations that the state of NC has on bacon jerky. +[2155.22 --> 2160.90] Let's say they can't have but so many preservatives, they have to be at least 95% beef or whatever else, right? +[2160.94 --> 2163.50] This is just a random made-up example. +[2163.54 --> 2164.30] Yes, it's hypothetical. +[2164.56 --> 2165.26] This is not actually real. +[2165.28 --> 2166.72] You probably shouldn't have very much beef in it. +[2168.92 --> 2169.58] It's Friday. +[2169.70 --> 2170.30] It's been a long week. +[2170.42 --> 2170.64] I'm sorry. +[2171.04 --> 2171.46] Okay, anyway. +[2171.66 --> 2172.80] That would be a good thing to regulate then. +[2172.98 --> 2183.40] So, let's say they have one set of regulations for bacon jerky produced in-state and another set for bacon jerky they're importing from Georgia. +[2183.40 --> 2185.84] So that would be against the Constitution. +[2186.04 --> 2186.62] You can't do that. +[2186.72 --> 2188.94] But if the same rules apply to everybody, it will be okay. +[2189.38 --> 2198.72] This is a little bit more complicated because I could see AT&T, Verizon, Comcast, whoever else walking into court and saying that even though the law – because I actually read the law a little bit. +[2198.92 --> 2203.74] And it applies to any ISP that has customers in California, which makes sense. +[2203.90 --> 2207.40] But they could argue something about, oh, the Internet is so decentralized. +[2207.94 --> 2213.14] And because of that, this isn't like just importing a product or whatever, and this is placing an undue burden on interstate commerce. +[2213.14 --> 2217.08] Whether that would win, I have no idea, but I do expect a lengthy court battle. +[2219.82 --> 2220.22] Okay. +[2220.36 --> 2221.12] So there you have it. +[2221.20 --> 2222.80] The Internet is not like bacon jerky. +[2224.30 --> 2225.92] Well, thank you, John, for that insight. +[2225.92 --> 2227.66] And this has been the Legal Corner with John, I guess. +[2227.88 --> 2228.44] Have a good weekend. +[2228.92 --> 2229.46] Thanks, John. +[2229.54 --> 2229.70] Yep. +[2231.06 --> 2232.26] Man, the states are weird. +[2232.42 --> 2232.64] Yeah. +[2233.20 --> 2233.54] I know. +[2233.60 --> 2234.02] It's trippy. +[2234.30 --> 2236.68] I'll never fully understand how all that kind of stuff works. +[2236.68 --> 2242.26] 52, or like maybe but not 52, because there are also like territories or something. +[2242.52 --> 2242.94] And then – +[2242.94 --> 2243.46] 50 states ones. +[2243.64 --> 2246.38] 50 states, but then like what is the – +[2246.38 --> 2247.08] What are the ones that aren't – +[2247.08 --> 2248.38] Yeah, what are the ones that aren't states? +[2248.46 --> 2248.94] Because there's – +[2248.94 --> 2249.54] Guam, Puerto Rico. +[2249.62 --> 2250.76] Yeah, Guam, Puerto Rico. +[2250.96 --> 2252.28] What are those like called? +[2252.40 --> 2257.12] And they're all kind of like little countries, except that they're one country, sort of. +[2257.12 --> 2264.38] Except when they like want to do things that the ones running the one country don't like, +[2264.56 --> 2267.32] then – or that they don't like, and then I don't know. +[2267.36 --> 2270.78] Then they can like actually fight about that, whereas in most other countries it's just like, +[2270.88 --> 2272.16] no, this is how it works. +[2272.26 --> 2272.80] This is how it works, yeah. +[2272.80 --> 2273.28] It's interesting. +[2273.46 --> 2276.96] It's confusing for someone who isn't from there and didn't like grow up in the system. +[2278.24 --> 2280.26] I think it's confusing for the people there too. +[2280.90 --> 2281.42] Yes, it is. +[2281.76 --> 2282.72] It really, really is. +[2282.98 --> 2283.34] I agree. +[2283.56 --> 2284.38] Google chat. +[2285.32 --> 2285.76] Yeah. +[2285.76 --> 2287.68] The original article here is from Tom's Guide. +[2289.92 --> 2290.32] Wow. +[2290.38 --> 2290.86] So, okay. +[2291.10 --> 2296.28] You had a comment that all the – the Allo team was dissolved and brought over here, apparently. +[2296.54 --> 2296.82] Yes. +[2297.96 --> 2300.20] This is not the first time this has happened. +[2300.40 --> 2301.84] Do you think this is the last time? +[2302.80 --> 2308.22] Man, I don't know what to tell you because the article that I was reading about this +[2308.22 --> 2314.96] basically had like a timeline of the whole experience of – +[2314.96 --> 2320.44] of Google and chat applications going all the way back to I think Google Talk was the first one. +[2320.52 --> 2325.36] So to give people a little bit of background, Google Chat is a newly proposed thing from Google. +[2325.36 --> 2334.26] It is set to rival iMessage and displace SMS, which is probably the exact same lines that we've had with previous chat applications from Google. +[2334.26 --> 2337.50] But they are taking a different approach this time. +[2337.60 --> 2345.74] So to be clear, this is not Google Talk turning into GChat, turning into – oh, man, was it then integrated with Google Plus? +[2346.14 --> 2347.68] And then turning into Hangouts? +[2347.68 --> 2348.04] It was. +[2348.52 --> 2349.26] And then – +[2349.82 --> 2350.36] Allo. +[2350.42 --> 2350.90] Allo. +[2351.16 --> 2352.20] And the other one. +[2352.20 --> 2353.30] Was there another one? +[2353.36 --> 2354.08] What was the other one? +[2354.48 --> 2360.88] They released like two – I remember last time the most confusing thing was that they released two at basically the same time and they were only marginally different. +[2362.08 --> 2362.60] Yeah. +[2363.18 --> 2365.28] It was Allo and like something else. +[2365.44 --> 2368.90] I've had a hard time keeping track of exactly what's been going on. +[2368.90 --> 2380.64] And yet like I just – I find the whole experience of both SMS and chat on Android very frustrating because the feature sets are divergent in like little stupid ways. +[2380.90 --> 2389.54] So for example, the messages team, like, you know, just the default vanilla stock Android – I shouldn't say vanilla because that might be an Android at some point. +[2389.54 --> 2401.32] Like the stock Android messages app is like so back-ass words in some ways where like it doesn't have cloud backup. +[2401.54 --> 2402.70] And I'm kind of sitting here going, what? +[2402.70 --> 2405.12] What if that's a way to get around YouTube demonetization, saying it that way? +[2405.90 --> 2406.60] Bass-ackwards? +[2407.16 --> 2407.62] Yeah. +[2407.74 --> 2408.00] I don't know. +[2408.10 --> 2408.38] Probably. +[2409.44 --> 2411.12] So it's like it's so backwards. +[2411.24 --> 2418.52] It doesn't even have cloud backup, which just blows me away that that's not completely automatic when I switch from one Android phone to another one. +[2418.52 --> 2420.02] All my SMS messages are gone. +[2420.76 --> 2434.10] But that team apparently still exists because it must have – I don't think it was that long ago that they looked at how, well, a lot of people are busy using Facebook Messenger because SMS is sort of trash by today's standards. +[2435.12 --> 2438.22] And basically the only thing they're using SMS for is verification codes. +[2438.42 --> 2443.98] So when you get your notification for messages, it has mark as red, which is like awesome. +[2444.66 --> 2445.98] So you never have to touch it again. +[2446.06 --> 2447.90] You don't have to click through it to mark it as red. +[2447.90 --> 2451.00] You don't have to – if you swipe it away, it doesn't stay unread. +[2452.30 --> 2452.74] Awesome. +[2453.66 --> 2454.60] That is pretty great. +[2454.82 --> 2456.00] Hangouts doesn't have that. +[2456.70 --> 2457.96] Gmail doesn't have that. +[2458.64 --> 2464.52] And pretty much – I mean pretty much any app now is just notification spam as far as I can tell. +[2464.98 --> 2470.90] And so the ability to mark a notification as red when it comes in without actually opening the notification. +[2470.90 --> 2472.84] Very nice. +[2472.84 --> 2476.04] If I can – the more I can do in the notification tray, the better. +[2476.28 --> 2476.42] Yes. +[2476.42 --> 2480.72] Because if I can just do everything I need to without even opening anything, that's fantastic. +[2481.94 --> 2486.16] Also, the app I was thinking of was Duo, which was their video chat thing. +[2486.16 --> 2490.38] So they launched Allo and Duo at pretty much the same time, and they were both for communicating. +[2490.62 --> 2490.72] Yeah. +[2491.70 --> 2492.14] Okay. +[2492.24 --> 2502.30] But this is not – this is not like a new app that's just another Hangouts or Allo replacement or whatever the case may be. +[2502.36 --> 2504.28] This is more of a back-end upgrade. +[2504.52 --> 2504.70] Yeah. +[2504.70 --> 2504.74] Yeah. +[2505.98 --> 2508.22] So they're calling it – +[2508.22 --> 2508.66] Rich communication services. +[2508.96 --> 2509.64] What is this? +[2509.66 --> 2509.78] Yeah. +[2509.84 --> 2511.34] Rich communication services. +[2512.14 --> 2514.92] So unlike SMS, it'll support video. +[2515.78 --> 2517.18] It'll have red receipts. +[2517.84 --> 2519.64] It'll support higher res images. +[2520.30 --> 2523.22] And the mobile networks will have to opt in. +[2523.48 --> 2526.22] But the idea is that – +[2528.22 --> 2531.68] And you know, it's a funny thing to me. +[2531.94 --> 2533.96] Why do people even care about iMessage that much? +[2535.26 --> 2535.94] iMessage is great. +[2535.98 --> 2536.50] What are you talking about? +[2536.64 --> 2537.26] What's great about it? +[2537.44 --> 2537.70] I don't know. +[2537.78 --> 2538.66] It just feels nice. +[2539.26 --> 2539.92] It goes quick. +[2540.00 --> 2541.96] You can tell what phone they have, which is cool. +[2542.90 --> 2543.28] I don't know. +[2543.40 --> 2545.12] Every time I've had an iPhone, I liked iMessage. +[2545.92 --> 2546.22] Right. +[2546.32 --> 2550.18] But did it really make a difference to you one way or the other if the bubble was blue or green? +[2550.38 --> 2552.60] I mean, SMS sucks, as you know. +[2553.10 --> 2555.22] How much better really is Facebook chat? +[2555.38 --> 2556.04] It's not. +[2556.04 --> 2556.56] It's not. +[2556.68 --> 2558.42] The only reason I use Facebook chat is for people – +[2558.42 --> 2559.96] So iMessage is great because it's fine. +[2560.12 --> 2562.22] Yeah, but Facebook chat has a built-in phone book. +[2562.44 --> 2562.80] I don't – +[2562.80 --> 2564.44] That's what's useful about Facebook chat. +[2565.70 --> 2565.98] Eh. +[2566.10 --> 2567.22] I don't have everyone on Facebook. +[2567.58 --> 2570.08] Right, but if you wanted to find someone, that's the point of a phone book. +[2570.14 --> 2570.92] Not an address book. +[2570.92 --> 2573.96] Yeah, but I don't want to add Facebook to having access to all my stuff, though. +[2574.32 --> 2574.90] You don't have to. +[2575.10 --> 2577.68] You just search Facebook for a person. +[2577.94 --> 2579.24] And you're like, oh, right, that person. +[2579.32 --> 2580.04] And you contact them. +[2580.04 --> 2580.84] Oh. +[2580.84 --> 2581.92] Like, that's what I mean by a phone book. +[2581.98 --> 2582.70] Not an address book. +[2583.70 --> 2584.02] Okay. +[2584.22 --> 2585.32] Like a directory. +[2585.82 --> 2586.06] Right. +[2586.06 --> 2589.88] So that's the only reason I give any Fs whatsoever about Facebook Messenger. +[2589.88 --> 2591.38] Who do you contact that way on Facebook? +[2591.52 --> 2591.74] I don't know. +[2591.78 --> 2596.04] Like, people that I, like, met at badminton once and, like, want to play with again sometime, +[2596.26 --> 2597.84] but I didn't exchange phone numbers with them. +[2598.66 --> 2598.98] Wow. +[2598.98 --> 2599.78] But I remember their name. +[2599.92 --> 2603.74] Because it'll come up automatically because they'll be friends with a bunch of other badminton people. +[2604.00 --> 2604.34] Okay. +[2604.52 --> 2609.16] So it'll know, like, if I'm searching for Andy, it'll be like, oh, yeah, probably this Andy, +[2609.26 --> 2610.60] even though you don't have him in your contacts. +[2610.94 --> 2612.06] I've never used that. +[2612.14 --> 2612.32] Yeah. +[2612.32 --> 2612.46] Okay. +[2612.46 --> 2613.60] It's, like, super useful. +[2613.60 --> 2615.20] Or, like, if there was someone that you... +[2615.20 --> 2616.06] I don't go outside, so... +[2616.06 --> 2618.46] You ran into at a LAN party or something. +[2619.20 --> 2620.08] It might know from... +[2620.08 --> 2621.46] LAN parties aren't cool anymore. +[2621.56 --> 2621.84] I know. +[2622.12 --> 2622.26] I know. +[2622.26 --> 2622.90] I wish they were. +[2623.20 --> 2624.22] I would love that. +[2624.22 --> 2631.58] So it might know from their association with other gamers that that's the, you know, Tom Smith that you were most likely to be looking for. +[2631.64 --> 2632.24] So it's just... +[2632.24 --> 2633.58] That's why I use that. +[2633.66 --> 2635.02] That's the only reason I care about that. +[2635.42 --> 2638.76] iMessage, other than Animojis, which is a completely artificial lockdown. +[2638.92 --> 2639.44] Thank you, Apple. +[2639.74 --> 2644.24] There's no reason why you couldn't send Animojis as a video clip in Hangouts, for example, other than that. +[2644.24 --> 2645.06] They just don't want you to. +[2646.12 --> 2647.14] I don't really get it. +[2647.74 --> 2648.76] What's so amazing about it? +[2649.06 --> 2651.38] Maybe people are telling me in Twitch chat what's so amazing about it. +[2651.40 --> 2651.68] There's really... +[2651.68 --> 2652.70] There isn't much else, though. +[2653.00 --> 2653.68] Group messages. +[2654.78 --> 2656.96] On iMessage and WhatsApp are much better than SMS. +[2657.12 --> 2659.34] Okay, that's fine, but WhatsApp has that. +[2659.40 --> 2660.98] And you can do that on Facebook Messenger. +[2662.70 --> 2663.86] iMessage is end-to-end encrypted. +[2664.04 --> 2665.04] SMS is open to snooping. +[2665.46 --> 2668.16] iMessage is much less creepy than Facebook. +[2668.16 --> 2674.92] So if you care about that, then you can be using a third-party messaging service in general. +[2675.12 --> 2681.00] Because iMessage is just automatically turned on and turned off, depending on what kind of phone the other person has. +[2681.00 --> 2681.64] So it's like... +[2681.64 --> 2686.18] It's like only sometimes running your VPN when you talk to some people. +[2686.38 --> 2687.74] So I don't really get that either. +[2688.74 --> 2689.92] Why don't you use Discord? +[2690.56 --> 2691.76] We're talking about privacy stuff. +[2691.76 --> 2693.46] I can text on my computer with it, too. +[2693.46 --> 2694.78] Okay, yes. +[2694.94 --> 2696.48] Integration with the desktop experience. +[2696.48 --> 2697.04] That's pretty cool. +[2697.04 --> 2697.64] That is a good one. +[2699.44 --> 2700.94] Facebook Messenger, same thing. +[2701.08 --> 2702.08] WhatsApp, same thing. +[2702.60 --> 2703.64] Hangout, same thing. +[2703.64 --> 2706.44] People are like, it just works. +[2707.16 --> 2708.24] It kind of does, though. +[2708.24 --> 2710.08] Yeah, it kind of does, but like... +[2710.08 --> 2713.52] And I know it's a funny tagline, but it kind of does just sort of work. +[2714.32 --> 2718.50] It just sort of works the way you would expect SMS to, but it doesn't. +[2718.56 --> 2719.06] You know what I mean? +[2719.74 --> 2731.04] So then in a nutshell, chat is like a back-end upgrade to SMS that other messaging apps, this is cool, like Samsung's messaging app, will support. +[2733.46 --> 2737.28] Google actually has a fair number of partners signed on for this thing. +[2737.58 --> 2740.82] So, like, I mean, I guess I'm excited, and that's cool. +[2740.82 --> 2746.00] But I just, yeah, I guess that's cool. +[2748.54 --> 2749.12] I don't know. +[2749.20 --> 2753.70] I just, I don't feel like iMessage needed to be something that had to be competed with. +[2754.22 --> 2755.14] But apparently it does. +[2755.42 --> 2755.58] I do. +[2755.82 --> 2765.42] And I guess maybe what I'm forgetting is that a lot of people, like when I message my mom, she doesn't have WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger even or anything. +[2765.96 --> 2768.22] Like, to her, text message is text message. +[2768.22 --> 2776.80] And so if this upgrades the text message experience that normies are probably just using by default because they don't know anything else, then I guess that's good. +[2777.30 --> 2786.54] But even then, we're still not going to have perfect coverage because we're going to be relying on iOS to Android and vice versa to kind of translate to each other. +[2786.62 --> 2788.82] But maybe Apple and Google will find a way to cooperate on that. +[2788.86 --> 2789.28] I'm not sure. +[2789.34 --> 2796.76] I haven't looked into it carefully enough to know if that's, oh, no, yeah, right here in Tom's article, there's no clue as to whether or not Apple will support chat. +[2796.76 --> 2798.94] So, there you go. +[2799.28 --> 2802.52] It's apparently less secure than Apple's own service, so it might be unlikely. +[2803.38 --> 2804.60] See, I don't know. +[2804.74 --> 2805.68] It seems pretty secure. +[2805.82 --> 2809.20] It does everything you really need it to do, and it works all the time. +[2810.18 --> 2812.34] And it feels smooth and nice. +[2812.50 --> 2812.84] I don't know. +[2813.16 --> 2813.88] I like that message. +[2814.66 --> 2820.76] It was one of the saddest things about leaving an iPhone was I was like, oh, I have to go back to, like, this weird junk. +[2820.76 --> 2830.98] It's just so weird because, like, when Lou did that video at CES where he asked a bunch of creators what phone they're actually using, a couple people, I think. +[2831.48 --> 2832.30] Maybe it was just one. +[2832.38 --> 2832.66] I don't know. +[2833.08 --> 2834.80] At least one person brought up iMessage. +[2836.06 --> 2838.34] And, like, all my friends are on iMessage. +[2839.16 --> 2840.54] And so I asked off camera. +[2840.62 --> 2841.84] I was like, why does that matter? +[2841.92 --> 2842.28] What does that mean? +[2842.38 --> 2842.56] Yeah. +[2843.04 --> 2843.74] I'm not sure. +[2843.94 --> 2844.12] Yeah. +[2844.20 --> 2844.86] I'm like, okay. +[2844.86 --> 2848.28] I didn't use it enough to actually know because I didn't have an iPhone for very long. +[2848.28 --> 2849.88] Is this just really excellent branding? +[2850.54 --> 2859.10] Because even a tech content creator, and I'm not going to name who they were, but a tech content creator, tech tuber, didn't know why he cared about iMessage. +[2859.88 --> 2860.32] He just... +[2860.32 --> 2862.58] My whole thing was it was very smooth. +[2863.12 --> 2865.12] I like the idea of text messages. +[2865.26 --> 2866.66] I like the idea of default apps. +[2866.88 --> 2868.46] I've always liked the idea of default apps. +[2868.54 --> 2869.68] I like default experiences. +[2870.18 --> 2872.94] I like a Pixel because it is stock Android. +[2872.94 --> 2877.40] I would love to use the stock Android SMS thing, but it's Garbo. +[2877.52 --> 2885.50] I still have to use it, kind of, because, like, my upstairs neighbors, bless their wonderful souls, use old school text messages. +[2886.78 --> 2889.22] And it's kind of jank for that. +[2890.26 --> 2893.36] And there are a few other people in my life that I have to use that for. +[2893.54 --> 2898.00] I use Facebook Messenger for a lot of my stuff, but that sucks. +[2898.00 --> 2903.84] Not only is it, like, scraping everything, it uses a really odd amount of battery life. +[2904.04 --> 2905.86] It's terrible in a lot of other ways. +[2906.12 --> 2908.00] Got people saying that it's a status symbol. +[2909.72 --> 2910.08] Yes. +[2910.98 --> 2913.40] Okay, that's not why I like it, but some people do see it that way. +[2913.52 --> 2919.24] If you pop up in the iMessage with the, like, I have an iPhone color, it's, like, a positive thing. +[2919.38 --> 2920.58] I didn't even remember which one it was. +[2920.68 --> 2921.94] I use it for a very short period of time. +[2921.94 --> 2924.74] I did know that I really liked my iMessage experience. +[2925.34 --> 2933.48] I texted more people when I was on an iPhone because I had iMessage, and I texted less people when I was on an Android because I didn't have iMessage. +[2933.66 --> 2936.18] Because the stock texting thing sucks so bad. +[2936.40 --> 2943.98] I used to have something called GoSMS Pro, like, a long time ago, when texting was still really popular. +[2944.12 --> 2949.90] Because the default Android messaging thing was so garbage that I got GoSMS Pro. +[2949.90 --> 2953.04] But then something happened there, I don't remember what it was, and they were bad. +[2953.18 --> 2955.04] I think I just hate everyone who has these problems. +[2955.36 --> 2957.78] Because they clearly have social lives, and I don't. +[2958.16 --> 2958.68] You know what? +[2958.70 --> 2963.00] You're the one that needs the, like, the address book. +[2963.04 --> 2963.38] You know what? +[2963.52 --> 2963.74] No. +[2964.46 --> 2966.94] In, in freaking Messenger. +[2967.08 --> 2968.54] Well, I didn't say I used it often. +[2968.78 --> 2969.96] Because you meet so many people out playing Babington. +[2969.96 --> 2971.12] I didn't say it was so many people. +[2971.12 --> 2972.20] That you need to look them up. +[2972.24 --> 2974.62] I can prove to you that it's, like, three ever, actually. +[2978.82 --> 2979.74] Well, I'm at zero. +[2979.90 --> 2980.14] Okay? +[2980.36 --> 2983.32] So, you're winning by a lot. +[2983.64 --> 2988.66] Speaking of zero, that's how many new products will be developed by Oppo Digital. +[2989.38 --> 2992.06] So, this was posted on the forum by someone. +[2992.58 --> 2993.50] Nick the Magin. +[2993.74 --> 2994.52] Nick the Magin? +[2994.66 --> 2995.34] Whatever that is. +[2995.38 --> 2995.80] Magin. +[2996.26 --> 2997.18] Very sad day. +[2997.90 --> 2999.90] Oppo, and this is Nick's editorial. +[3000.62 --> 3005.24] Oppo made the best video players on the market with superb build quality and fantastic customer support. +[3005.24 --> 3008.74] Guess the market just wasn't there for the higher-end product. +[3008.86 --> 3015.12] I love my UDP 203 and hate to think that my next player will have to be made of cheap plastic from the likes of Sony or Samsung. +[3015.12 --> 3027.90] So, for those of you not familiar, Oppo was a brand that I already couldn't understand why they existed back in, like, 2012? +[3027.90 --> 3029.72] 2011? +[3029.72 --> 3029.92] 2011? +[3030.52 --> 3040.44] So, this is when I was a product manager back at NCIX, and one of my fellow product managers was going to bring in these high-end DVD players and Blu-ray players, +[3040.44 --> 3046.86] with the argument being that they had sort of fancy upscaling technology and stuff. +[3047.72 --> 3052.98] And they were very expensive, and I kind of went, are you effing kidding me? +[3053.30 --> 3055.94] Like, high-end DVD players? +[3056.44 --> 3062.76] That's kind of like trying to sell premium cassette tapes, as far as I'm concerned, for which I'm sure there's a market. +[3063.62 --> 3064.58] Oh, there totally is. +[3065.86 --> 3067.76] Okay, let me come up with something better. +[3067.94 --> 3068.32] RetroWave. +[3068.32 --> 3072.74] How about, like, stylish dad sandals? +[3073.50 --> 3075.60] Like, okay, I would, you know what? +[3075.60 --> 3075.76] You. +[3076.62 --> 3077.54] Okay, um. +[3080.74 --> 3081.84] I'm working on this. +[3083.14 --> 3087.44] Okay, so there's a niche for almost anything, but not for this, apparently, anymore. +[3087.92 --> 3090.00] Synthwave, or new RetroWave. +[3090.12 --> 3090.98] They like cassette tapes. +[3091.66 --> 3091.88] Okay. +[3091.88 --> 3098.66] So we've gotten past the point where anyone, or at least enough people to sustain this company, +[3098.66 --> 3104.82] care enough about fancy upscaling features and better build quality on their physical media players. +[3105.40 --> 3107.74] Now, I do still buy Blu-rays. +[3108.74 --> 3109.16] Me too. +[3109.16 --> 3109.64] Periodically. +[3109.64 --> 3109.68] Periodically. +[3110.14 --> 3114.40] Because it is, it does look a lot better than streaming. +[3114.40 --> 3119.80] But man, is Blu-ray ever going to get replaced? +[3119.98 --> 3122.02] Like, will there be a successor, or are we just done? +[3122.40 --> 3123.00] I think we're done. +[3124.62 --> 3125.02] Huh. +[3125.02 --> 3130.08] I mean, it's at the point now where it's just. +[3130.18 --> 3131.92] People have kind of voted with their wallets. +[3132.02 --> 3132.86] They want cheaper. +[3132.96 --> 3133.80] They don't want higher quality. +[3134.64 --> 3143.74] And it's gotten to the point where I think the cheaper option is so much cheaper that a lot of people don't think it's worth it. +[3144.10 --> 3146.76] So they're still going to be providing support and doing updates, but. +[3147.64 --> 3148.04] I mean. +[3148.86 --> 3155.52] And at the same time, to be fair, like a high-end Blu-ray player, I think is a little bit harder to explain the value of. +[3156.14 --> 3157.54] Like a lot of people are going to. +[3157.80 --> 3158.20] Yeah. +[3158.28 --> 3159.28] Go with like their PlayStation. +[3159.68 --> 3159.88] Yeah. +[3160.00 --> 3160.58] Or whatever else. +[3160.70 --> 3161.02] I sure would. +[3161.14 --> 3161.44] Built in. +[3161.44 --> 3162.22] Xbox One S. +[3162.40 --> 3162.98] Yeah, exactly. +[3163.10 --> 3163.50] That's what I'm saying. +[3163.68 --> 3164.52] Yeah, PlayStation doesn't. +[3164.86 --> 3165.04] Oh. +[3165.14 --> 3166.62] No Blu-ray player in the PS4 Pro. +[3166.78 --> 3167.06] Right. +[3167.28 --> 3167.76] Didn't know that. +[3167.90 --> 3168.04] Yeah. +[3168.48 --> 3172.10] But like, yeah, I feel like they would go with. +[3172.86 --> 3173.20] What? +[3173.78 --> 3174.24] How did that work? +[3174.24 --> 3174.60] Hold on. +[3174.60 --> 3175.16] I might be. +[3175.30 --> 3176.08] I might have that wrong. +[3176.46 --> 3176.76] Yeah. +[3176.76 --> 3179.40] I played a Blu-ray in a PS4 Pro. +[3179.68 --> 3181.46] Like, not even a Pro. +[3181.58 --> 3181.78] Hold on. +[3181.82 --> 3182.32] I might have that wrong. +[3182.36 --> 3183.18] What is the stupid thing? +[3183.26 --> 3183.76] Ultra HD. +[3183.96 --> 3184.14] Sorry. +[3184.32 --> 3186.08] That was the stupid thing that it didn't have. +[3186.46 --> 3190.54] Xbox One S has support for 4K Blu-ray and the PS4 Pro doesn't. +[3190.58 --> 3191.32] I was like, wait a minute. +[3191.42 --> 3191.62] No, no. +[3191.68 --> 3192.66] The PS3 had Blu-ray. +[3193.02 --> 3193.18] Yeah. +[3193.34 --> 3193.50] Okay. +[3193.62 --> 3193.78] Sorry. +[3193.84 --> 3193.96] Go ahead. +[3193.98 --> 3195.14] I was pretty confused for a second there. +[3195.36 --> 3200.60] But yeah, I think people use an existing device or they would rather go buy something that +[3200.60 --> 3205.34] can do a bunch of other stuff and play Blu-rays instead of something that just plays Blu-rays. +[3205.34 --> 3210.24] Speaking of other things dead, Intel's smart glasses group, gone. +[3211.56 --> 3216.38] The glasses they were working on called Vaunt looked kind of like normal glasses and used +[3216.38 --> 3219.00] a low-powered laser beam to beam images into the eye. +[3220.48 --> 3225.70] So either Intel is giving up on AR for a while or they figured they were never going to get +[3225.70 --> 3230.44] laser beams into your eye past the regulatory bodies that pay attention to that sort of thing. +[3230.44 --> 3233.56] Which I think, honestly, both of those options are totally valid. +[3236.66 --> 3240.64] Because I think, how is this not a much more major topic? +[3240.82 --> 3241.58] Well, we're talking about this. +[3242.20 --> 3242.50] Okay. +[3242.66 --> 3247.10] GeForce Partner Program is, well, we kind of talked about it a little bit last week, +[3247.18 --> 3248.78] but it looks like it's official. +[3248.78 --> 3253.10] Asus has announced, the original article here is from Hot Hardware. +[3253.32 --> 3254.34] You weren't here last week. +[3254.72 --> 3255.40] A week before? +[3256.76 --> 3257.40] I don't know. +[3257.82 --> 3258.04] Okay. +[3258.50 --> 3261.56] Ares, Ares, Ares video cards. +[3261.70 --> 3264.10] No, I read the article where it was rumored. +[3264.36 --> 3265.96] I talked about it on WAN Show at some point. +[3266.24 --> 3266.68] Oh, okay. +[3266.80 --> 3267.46] But this is it. +[3267.52 --> 3268.06] It's official. +[3268.06 --> 3276.14] ROG is out for Asus's high-end gaming products that feature AMD processors. +[3276.80 --> 3285.40] So this is Ares, which is a play on Asus's Ares with an S, not a Z, high-end, like, dual-GPU AMD Radeon cards +[3285.40 --> 3290.28] that were, like, a limited edition, similar to their Mars ones for NVIDIA. +[3290.28 --> 3294.70] So just a summary for those of you who aren't familiar. +[3295.78 --> 3301.88] The program rewards partners with perks, including marketing funds, special promotions, and extra engineering support. +[3302.42 --> 3306.82] And Asus has not gone on the record saying it joined the program, but with the release of Ares, +[3307.54 --> 3312.16] it is fairly clear that Republic of Gamers will only be used on GeForce cards +[3312.16 --> 3316.94] and other products containing an NVIDIA processor. +[3316.94 --> 3319.94] Da-da-da! +[3321.84 --> 3322.28] Intense. +[3322.48 --> 3323.20] Have you seen this? +[3324.66 --> 3326.00] I have no idea what this is. +[3326.12 --> 3327.32] Yeah, it's lame. +[3327.90 --> 3329.88] It's just stupid marketing junk. +[3330.56 --> 3335.34] So, yeah, speaking of stupid marketing junk, that's it for the WAN Show. +[3335.58 --> 3335.90] Yeah. +[3336.58 --> 3337.72] The marketing junk show. +[3338.30 --> 3338.68] No. +[3339.70 --> 3340.80] There's more to it than that. +[3341.04 --> 3342.48] I ate jerky for half of this show. +[3342.72 --> 3344.96] Yeah, I was going to say we eat stuff. +[3344.96 --> 3346.14] They don't pay extra for that, though. +[3346.14 --> 3347.14] And drink some water. +[3347.24 --> 3347.76] It's just yummy. +[3348.18 --> 3348.32] Yeah. +[3349.76 --> 3350.20] Cool. +[3351.00 --> 3351.96] So let's see you again next week. +[3352.02 --> 3353.16] Same bad time, same bad channel. +[3353.50 --> 3353.82] Bye! +[3358.40 --> 3360.56] I don't know what it is, but like, I didn't even check the time. +[3361.32 --> 3362.62] But it's been like, exactly an hour. +[3364.08 --> 3365.14] And it's just something about... +[3365.14 --> 3367.42] The WAN Show. +[3367.42 --> 3368.64] It takes exactly an hour. +[3370.22 --> 3374.48] I think part of it, honestly, is James has written so many docs now. +[3374.98 --> 3376.46] No, this is what John helped me this week. +[3376.84 --> 3377.00] Oh. +[3377.26 --> 3377.46] Yeah. +[3379.52 --> 3380.50] Forgot float plane. +[3381.24 --> 3381.64] Dang it. +[3382.08 --> 3382.28] No. +[3382.28 --> 3382.70] We'll come back. +[3382.76 --> 3383.60] No, we're going back. +[3383.70 --> 3384.20] We're going back. +[3384.64 --> 3385.28] We're coming back. +[3386.22 --> 3388.02] It's like an after party, but not after. +[3388.14 --> 3390.20] It's like a post party, but not post. +[3390.20 --> 3395.80] I'm going to say that we didn't, because we technically talked about it at the beginning +[3395.80 --> 3399.74] of the show, but we didn't highlight the cool things that are on it, so we also did. +[3400.84 --> 3401.32] Here we go. +[3401.54 --> 3402.24] Oh, dang it. +[3402.86 --> 3403.28] I would probably... +[3403.84 --> 3404.10] Yep. +[3404.28 --> 3404.68] Just a sec. +[3405.24 --> 3405.76] There we go. +[3406.12 --> 3406.42] Hey. +[3406.82 --> 3407.64] We're still here. +[3407.64 --> 3409.04] I don't know. +[3409.04 --> 3410.28] You didn't stop and start, right? +[3410.34 --> 3411.20] Like, we're just still going? +[3411.32 --> 3411.44] Mm-hmm. +[3411.58 --> 3411.90] Nice. +[3412.00 --> 3414.86] My fingers are really jerky, though. +[3415.22 --> 3415.50] Oh. +[3415.60 --> 3418.94] I'm not making it much better by licking them and then wiping them on my pants, but... +[3418.94 --> 3419.00] Oh. +[3420.06 --> 3420.66] Um... +[3420.66 --> 3422.34] Yeah. +[3422.96 --> 3423.64] Yes, AJ. +[3423.84 --> 3425.42] You completely saved the day. +[3425.56 --> 3425.94] Good job. +[3428.90 --> 3429.44] All right. +[3429.50 --> 3430.58] Let's see if I... +[3430.58 --> 3437.04] Also, I noticed that you logged on to Battlegrounds at 2.58 local time. +[3437.64 --> 3440.30] So, we're going to need to talk on Monday. +[3440.86 --> 3442.24] But thank you for saving the day. +[3442.80 --> 3443.64] I appreciate it. +[3444.90 --> 3445.76] Okay, then. +[3447.68 --> 3449.00] Screen sharing with Linus. +[3450.00 --> 3451.62] Let's go ahead and put that there. +[3452.32 --> 3453.54] So, what do we have up there? +[3454.08 --> 3456.26] Oh, this is a TechQuickie. +[3456.34 --> 3460.50] That is actually a very unusual-looking thumbnail for a TechQuickie video. +[3461.46 --> 3461.90] Interesting. +[3462.00 --> 3463.86] That's an unusual-looking host for a TechQuickie video. +[3463.94 --> 3466.26] Actually, John's done a lot of the hosting on TechQuickie lately, +[3466.26 --> 3467.94] and the reception's been really good. +[3470.30 --> 3471.42] Let's go ahead and go back. +[3472.26 --> 3474.24] See how snappy that site is and that beautiful? +[3474.38 --> 3474.54] Hey. +[3474.96 --> 3477.28] Here's our We're Hiring video in case Colton gets fired. +[3477.34 --> 3478.98] You can't really tell, but he's, like, cowering. +[3479.16 --> 3479.46] It's great. +[3479.68 --> 3480.16] Okay, yeah. +[3480.24 --> 3480.40] Yeah. +[3480.62 --> 3481.20] It's pretty wonderful. +[3481.20 --> 3487.58] So, this went up simultaneously because there was an embargo super no one cared, hey, about Ryzen 2. +[3487.92 --> 3488.26] Really? +[3488.46 --> 3488.84] Yeah. +[3489.18 --> 3495.62] It was, like, it was not only not, like, a big momentum spike for the channel, but it was, like, devastating. +[3495.84 --> 3496.24] Slow down? +[3496.46 --> 3497.16] Oh, wow. +[3497.16 --> 3498.94] It, like, crushed the channel. +[3500.90 --> 3503.22] This one is going to blow up on YouTube. +[3503.66 --> 3506.42] Faster internet for free in 30 seconds, and it works. +[3507.26 --> 3508.86] Do you know about Cloudflare's DNS? +[3509.58 --> 3509.92] Yes. +[3510.08 --> 3510.58] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. +[3510.58 --> 3510.78] Yeah. +[3510.78 --> 3513.68] So, we basically just show people how to change their DNS to a faster one. +[3513.68 --> 3513.88] Okay. +[3515.24 --> 3515.98] No, that's cool. +[3516.04 --> 3516.38] That's cool. +[3516.46 --> 3516.76] That's cool. +[3516.88 --> 3517.20] That's cool. +[3517.20 --> 3517.22] That's cool. +[3517.22 --> 3517.50] Yeah. +[3517.50 --> 3520.74] I might say snappier. +[3521.82 --> 3522.78] Well, you know what? +[3522.80 --> 3523.12] But, you know. +[3523.48 --> 3524.06] You know what? +[3527.84 --> 3537.38] I won't destroy my principles, but I won't compromise my principles, but I might be flexible. +[3538.92 --> 3539.32] Sometimes. +[3541.74 --> 3543.34] Technically, you might be correct. +[3543.50 --> 3544.78] I don't think it's too brutal. +[3545.00 --> 3546.26] I don't think this is far off. +[3546.28 --> 3547.28] Yeah, I think it's fine. +[3547.52 --> 3548.88] Self-driving car levels explained. +[3548.96 --> 3550.08] That's another Fast as Possible. +[3550.28 --> 3550.72] That's cool. +[3551.02 --> 3554.98] It's really cool because a lot of people don't realize that there's, I think, six levels? +[3555.36 --> 3555.88] Something like that? +[3555.96 --> 3556.42] Six levels. +[3556.54 --> 3558.38] Like, level four is not actually the end. +[3558.50 --> 3558.68] Yeah. +[3559.26 --> 3560.24] So, that's really cool. +[3560.96 --> 3563.20] The ThinkPad X1 Carbon Review is up. +[3563.70 --> 3566.60] Oh, I don't know how much Intel's going to like this video. +[3567.40 --> 3569.54] Xeon W is basically... +[3569.54 --> 3570.90] Oh, that's fun. +[3570.90 --> 3572.20] Core i9 with ECC. +[3572.50 --> 3573.52] And, by the way, here's... +[3573.52 --> 3574.76] Pay another $700, please. +[3574.76 --> 3578.56] Um, but it's still worth watching the video. +[3578.76 --> 3579.82] We go into it in more detail. +[3580.42 --> 3583.04] This video ended up being, like, pretty brutal. +[3583.42 --> 3586.94] I was thinking it was just going to be me and Dennis kind of, like, racing to build a PC. +[3587.54 --> 3590.60] Instead, it was Dennis trying to build a PC at all. +[3590.84 --> 3593.74] Oh, jeez. +[3593.74 --> 3595.84] This video is actually fantastic. +[3596.04 --> 3596.88] Also, AJ, I know. +[3596.98 --> 3598.22] I'm just yanking your chain. +[3598.36 --> 3599.20] We, uh... +[3599.20 --> 3600.92] We really mixed things up a little bit. +[3601.10 --> 3601.54] Oh, my. +[3601.96 --> 3603.40] Um, so we kind of like... +[3603.40 --> 3603.58] What the heck? +[3604.84 --> 3606.12] Uh, so I'm baking a... +[3606.12 --> 3607.36] I'm baking a laptop cake. +[3607.84 --> 3609.28] That's kind of the idea behind it. +[3610.02 --> 3612.40] Oh, and these are all the things you want in a... +[3612.40 --> 3612.90] You know, yeah. +[3613.12 --> 3613.48] Okay. +[3613.62 --> 3615.46] And so the point that we're making is that... +[3615.46 --> 3616.56] You went really far with this. +[3616.56 --> 3620.10] Just because you have the right ingredients doesn't mean that you actually make a delicious cake. +[3620.82 --> 3621.26] Wow. +[3621.36 --> 3623.00] You might get a couple things wrong, you know? +[3623.68 --> 3624.08] Brutal. +[3624.90 --> 3627.12] So we've got the magic transition there. +[3627.36 --> 3628.22] Isn't that beautiful? +[3629.30 --> 3635.48] Alex actually went and had a custom cake made for this video, Dell XPS 2018. +[3641.58 --> 3643.00] And we're going to leave it there. +[3643.86 --> 3644.30] Okay. +[3644.52 --> 3645.82] I haven't seen that. +[3645.82 --> 3646.84] I need to see that. +[3647.58 --> 3648.46] That's pretty good. +[3648.64 --> 3650.54] Uh, we've got the wearable keyboard and mouse. +[3650.70 --> 3650.94] Yes. +[3651.20 --> 3651.36] Yeah. +[3651.36 --> 3654.76] So it's both a keyboard and a mouse, and it just fits on your hand like that. +[3655.08 --> 3656.78] I think we're getting into already released. +[3656.78 --> 3657.82] And I think that's, uh... +[3657.82 --> 3660.42] I think, yeah, that's getting into the stuff that's already released now, I think. +[3661.04 --> 3661.28] Yep. +[3662.18 --> 3663.60] Oh, also, Kyle's on the platform. +[3663.96 --> 3664.26] Yeah. +[3664.82 --> 3665.82] Whoopie, whoopie, whoopie, whoop. +[3666.70 --> 3667.88] So he's got... +[3667.88 --> 3669.44] That probably went up on the embargo. +[3670.12 --> 3670.74] Oh, wow. +[3671.42 --> 3671.84] Uh-oh. +[3672.48 --> 3673.34] Yeah, okay. +[3673.76 --> 3674.70] That's not fake. +[3675.10 --> 3675.68] No, it's not. +[3675.68 --> 3676.58] That's real coolant. +[3676.74 --> 3677.10] It is. +[3677.20 --> 3677.82] That's a problem. +[3678.06 --> 3678.30] Yep. +[3679.26 --> 3679.88] I've seen that. +[3679.96 --> 3683.32] So at some point, we're going to get this new button fixed so that you can tell the difference +[3683.32 --> 3684.68] between stuff that's just been uploaded. +[3684.82 --> 3685.00] Everything's new. +[3685.10 --> 3685.82] Everything is new. +[3685.94 --> 3687.60] Everything ever uploaded is new. +[3687.66 --> 3688.42] Everything is new. +[3688.46 --> 3689.24] It's a new website. +[3689.66 --> 3690.44] New thumbnail. +[3690.52 --> 3692.38] But genuinely, there are some new things over on Floatplane. +[3692.46 --> 3692.90] Go check them out. +[3693.14 --> 3693.90] New comment. +[3694.38 --> 3695.20] Floatplane.com. +[3695.20 --> 3697.34] Someone new viewed it recently. +[3697.34 --> 3697.36] Someone new viewed it recently. diff --git a/Twitch Spammer Headed to JAIL! - WAN Show Jan. 26 2018_transcript.txt b/Twitch Spammer Headed to JAIL! - WAN Show Jan. 26 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fcd6be286d9b77b113cd6d0dde339777ccc90bca --- /dev/null +++ b/Twitch Spammer Headed to JAIL! - WAN Show Jan. 26 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1956 @@ +[0.00 --> 2.78] Ready? No, you won't see IPs theoretically. Yes, ready. +[3.44 --> 5.22] Okay, we're live! Whoa! +[6.24 --> 11.00] Oh, man. I'm going to do the worst, scariest thing in the world, but is the audio okay? +[11.66 --> 17.76] Why would you do that? Why would you? No, no, okay. I... +[17.76 --> 21.60] Are we going to straw poll? I am going to do the worst, scariest thing ever, +[22.00 --> 26.26] and I'm going to promote a fan-created... Oh, no. +[26.26 --> 30.40] A fan-created thing here. I'm posting this in the chat. +[30.82 --> 35.54] My friends, it is time to play WEN SHOW BINGO! +[35.54 --> 36.40] What is this? +[38.74 --> 44.06] It automatically generates a bingo card. No, no, you shouldn't be looking at it, +[44.12 --> 52.10] because I've only seen a couple of them myself, but basically, it's kind of like a drinking game, +[52.10 --> 57.96] like a take a shot every time Luke laughs too loud, or Linus apologizes for being late. +[58.08 --> 64.90] I'm sorry we're late, by the way. Except it's bingo. You don't win anything other than satisfaction, +[65.62 --> 66.86] and... Thank you. +[67.84 --> 69.18] We should... Okay, we need to get... +[69.18 --> 72.60] And it's just a fun game. It's a fun game to play. You go to WANSHOWBINGO.COM. +[73.02 --> 76.34] For all I know, by the time people are watching the archive of this stream, +[76.34 --> 80.72] it'll have been converted to a phishing scam, so probably don't do it. +[80.98 --> 87.94] But anyway, for right now, this moment, it automatically, like, pseudo-randomly generates +[87.94 --> 92.30] a bingo card out of a bunch of possible things that can happen during the WANSHOW, +[92.44 --> 95.38] and you get to fill it out while you watch. +[95.54 --> 100.92] So we should, in my opinion, gamify watching the WANSHOW even more than that. +[101.26 --> 102.20] Even more than that? +[102.20 --> 104.14] You can get bots in the chat. +[104.20 --> 111.56] So you should drink every time you hit one cell, and then you should have to drink, like... +[111.56 --> 114.84] I don't know, what do you have to do when you actually get a row? +[115.06 --> 117.02] Just, like, skull something. +[117.12 --> 118.38] Yeah, yeah, yeah, totally. +[118.86 --> 120.12] Okay, okay, what else do you want to gamify? +[120.12 --> 125.96] So I was thinking, if we bring a bot in that manages the chat, and you can post... +[125.96 --> 129.82] Like, you should... Whoever made this bingo thing should make unique identifier keys +[129.82 --> 131.00] for every single person that's playing. +[131.00 --> 136.06] So when the bingo game is done, you just post your key in chat, and it takes your score +[136.06 --> 142.76] from that website, and actually, like, attaches it to your username on the LTT, like, WANSHOW +[142.76 --> 143.14] chat. +[143.40 --> 146.48] So you should be able to gain scores, and then every once in a while, you should be able +[146.48 --> 150.02] to do, like, exclamation mark brag, and it'll say what your overall score is. +[150.12 --> 152.00] Why are people subscribing? +[152.00 --> 155.06] We've had a Twitch subscriber... +[155.06 --> 157.06] Two... +[157.06 --> 158.06] Three... +[158.06 --> 163.56] Three Twitch Prime subscribers, and a paid subscriber since we started. +[163.76 --> 164.66] And another one right there? +[164.76 --> 166.04] No, no, that's the one I was talking about. +[166.08 --> 166.36] Oh, okay. +[166.36 --> 167.02] Oh, okay. +[167.14 --> 171.06] Apparently, Brandon Potts has been subscribed for 17 months in a row. +[172.02 --> 173.08] 17 months! +[173.78 --> 177.42] 4.99 times 17... +[177.42 --> 178.74] Actually, this is not difficult math. +[179.34 --> 180.38] 85 dollars! +[181.40 --> 182.50] You're basically a hero! +[182.50 --> 184.98] More Twitch Prime! +[185.10 --> 185.92] You only get half of that. +[186.08 --> 186.54] You only get... +[186.54 --> 187.24] Well, no, I know. +[187.46 --> 189.40] But that doesn't make... +[189.40 --> 190.14] What the heck? +[190.24 --> 192.18] 15 months in a row for secure... +[192.18 --> 196.16] Is this just all coming up now because, like, we never stream? +[196.32 --> 197.72] Well, basically, yeah. +[197.90 --> 202.78] So because you're live now, people will do their renewals because they get to post... +[202.78 --> 203.74] See how that's gray? +[204.16 --> 204.84] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[204.86 --> 205.88] All your bases are belong to us. +[206.06 --> 210.82] So he was able to send that message along with his subscriber renewal so that it showed up +[210.82 --> 212.02] gray along with everything else. +[212.02 --> 214.58] You know, I appreciate the old memes. +[214.70 --> 215.96] It makes me feel less old. +[216.08 --> 217.56] You know, anytime I see an all-your-base... +[217.56 --> 218.34] All your bases are belong, yeah. +[218.48 --> 222.52] Or, like, you know, Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny, you know, any of that kind +[222.52 --> 224.28] of stuff, I kind of go, you know what? +[224.32 --> 225.02] This is great. +[225.32 --> 226.00] This is great. +[226.00 --> 228.44] I feel young right now in this moment. +[228.54 --> 229.80] And then I'm like, oh, I'm a knee. +[233.04 --> 234.38] So it doesn't last very long. +[234.72 --> 236.56] We got a great show for you guys today. +[236.66 --> 237.54] A lot of great topics. +[237.74 --> 239.36] Actually, there's some pretty crap topics. +[239.36 --> 239.76] Yeah. +[240.14 --> 242.50] We'll talk a little bit about Meltdown and Spectre. +[242.82 --> 242.92] Of course. +[242.92 --> 246.80] Maybe Luke could talk a little bit about how they've affected floatplane development. +[247.06 --> 250.72] It's particularly sucked for us for, like, reasons that aren't immediately apparent. +[250.86 --> 251.54] But yeah, I'll get into that. +[251.54 --> 251.78] Yep. +[251.78 --> 258.72] With all that said, we also have in our news, Intel hits a 17-year high on their sales outlook. +[259.16 --> 259.52] Great. +[260.00 --> 261.58] Another new record. +[262.08 --> 263.76] The biggest crypto hack ever. +[264.78 --> 267.64] So the crypto lovers will be like, no. +[268.08 --> 269.86] And the crypto haters will be like, yeah. +[270.80 --> 272.86] And we'll probably be somewhere in between. +[273.20 --> 273.40] Yeah. +[273.40 --> 279.54] And then, wow, this new Google app lets anyone publish a local news story. +[279.94 --> 283.12] That sounds like it won't be terrible at all. +[283.30 --> 286.78] Every single thing posted there will be AAA level content. +[286.82 --> 289.04] Not 100% not fake news. +[289.76 --> 291.12] It sounds like Facebook. +[293.30 --> 294.36] Oh, my God. +[294.40 --> 295.10] It sort of does. +[295.58 --> 296.04] All right. +[296.08 --> 296.84] Let's roll the intro. +[296.84 --> 298.94] Oh, man. +[302.10 --> 302.72] Oh, my God. +[302.76 --> 306.24] You can read hyper-local stories about your community right from your phone. +[306.70 --> 312.42] Just like the local paper that we all throw away the second it lands on our tour step because we don't care. +[313.04 --> 314.86] Do people actually care? +[314.92 --> 315.38] You know what? +[315.42 --> 316.28] I shouldn't say that. +[316.74 --> 319.66] People do actually care about local news. +[320.40 --> 321.20] Like, you know. +[321.20 --> 321.68] It was cool. +[321.70 --> 323.22] It was cool getting in the newspaper. +[323.90 --> 325.14] Like, when I was younger. +[325.14 --> 332.24] Like, John really cares about, like, where people are from and, like, what they're doing now or whatever. +[332.40 --> 338.40] Like, he's, like, really into, like, who else is a, you know, Duke alumnus or, like, from his town or whatever. +[338.40 --> 342.84] I think the, like, alumni affiliation kind of thing is much stronger in the States, though. +[343.48 --> 344.20] Yeah, maybe. +[344.20 --> 345.78] I don't think people care nearly as much up here. +[345.82 --> 348.22] I think that's a geographical difference to a certain degree. +[348.48 --> 350.42] You and I also never graduated. +[350.84 --> 351.16] Fair. +[351.34 --> 352.24] I was close. +[352.24 --> 357.62] I went through, like, most of the process. +[357.68 --> 358.14] Oh, Lord. +[358.52 --> 360.10] We got a straw poll this, though. +[360.20 --> 362.38] I mean, straw poll.me. +[363.24 --> 364.20] Local news. +[364.44 --> 364.88] Local news. +[364.88 --> 370.48] And, like, okay, I went to a football game at the U of A, University of Arizona. +[370.48 --> 379.96] And I went to a, what was it, a basketball game or something at UVic when I went to school there. +[380.00 --> 380.28] Yeah. +[380.66 --> 383.84] And, like, I'm talking, like, Arizona school versus school in BC. +[384.00 --> 384.22] Yeah. +[384.40 --> 387.78] And the difference was astronomical. +[388.50 --> 389.86] The, like... +[389.86 --> 391.50] Like the atmosphere. +[391.50 --> 393.46] I was into it when we were in Arizona. +[393.64 --> 393.70] Yeah. +[393.70 --> 394.72] It wasn't even my school. +[395.06 --> 396.30] And I was like, this is sick. +[396.42 --> 403.06] There was people, like, giving out free beer, couldn't drink it, pop, and, like, burgers and hot dogs in the parking lot. +[403.08 --> 404.50] Like, party atmosphere, basically. +[405.02 --> 408.30] Not even necessarily party, just, like, come on, join the family kind of situation. +[408.42 --> 409.56] So, like, barbecue atmosphere. +[409.56 --> 409.82] Yeah. +[409.88 --> 410.64] It was barbecue. +[410.64 --> 411.62] Like, family barbecue atmosphere. +[411.62 --> 412.70] Just in the parking lot. +[412.78 --> 416.22] So, when we're walking from our car to the stadium, they're like, hey, do you want some stuff? +[417.02 --> 420.72] So, my understanding is that some Canadian sports are kind of like that. +[420.78 --> 423.86] Like, the Grey Cup is supposed to be super tailgate-y. +[424.10 --> 424.60] Yeah, it is. +[424.60 --> 427.00] But, like, that's one day a year. +[427.06 --> 427.26] Yeah. +[427.36 --> 429.60] And this was a random college game. +[429.60 --> 431.72] No other CFL game is like that. +[431.82 --> 431.98] Yeah. +[432.12 --> 434.50] It wasn't a championship game. +[434.62 --> 435.40] It was just whatever. +[435.66 --> 438.34] There was, like, a big parade with the music people. +[438.46 --> 439.74] I don't know what you call them again. +[439.82 --> 440.06] Band? +[440.20 --> 440.40] No. +[440.64 --> 441.24] Marching band? +[441.24 --> 441.78] Marching band. +[441.80 --> 442.32] There we go. +[442.32 --> 442.52] The marching band. +[442.60 --> 444.22] A big parade with the music people. +[444.62 --> 445.84] You're so fired. +[446.20 --> 447.36] You're so fired. +[447.66 --> 448.46] Get out of here. +[448.82 --> 449.38] That's fair. +[449.64 --> 450.10] That's fair. +[450.80 --> 452.60] And, like, the game was amazing. +[452.76 --> 457.02] Anytime anyone scored, if it was the other team, everyone was all upset. +[457.02 --> 459.90] If it was their team, the entire arena blew up. +[459.96 --> 460.60] Like, it was so cool. +[460.60 --> 463.48] And with, like, basketball, it happens a lot. +[463.56 --> 463.84] Yeah. +[463.96 --> 465.48] Like, that's my problem with basketball. +[466.04 --> 466.50] That was football. +[466.54 --> 466.90] Oh, that was football. +[466.90 --> 467.90] The one in America was football. +[467.90 --> 470.00] The one in Canada was, I don't even remember. +[470.00 --> 471.20] Because it didn't matter. +[471.20 --> 472.00] I see. +[472.22 --> 473.00] The stadium was, like... +[473.00 --> 473.78] So, might as well have been volleyball. +[474.50 --> 475.80] No offense, volleyball. +[476.18 --> 477.32] Lots of fun to play. +[478.04 --> 479.64] Not much of a spectator sport. +[480.40 --> 482.18] About half the arena was empty. +[482.60 --> 482.94] Right. +[482.94 --> 485.92] There was some, like, sponsor stuff. +[486.54 --> 489.86] And then I think we left, like, three quarters of the way through because we were just bored. +[490.20 --> 491.82] It was just, like, so different. +[491.92 --> 496.88] And I could understand how it fosters, like, school mentality if it's a really cool thing. +[496.90 --> 497.32] Mr. Nix. +[497.32 --> 498.04] Mr. Nix1001. +[498.12 --> 500.36] Hell, we tailgate for any reason. +[500.76 --> 501.02] Yeah. +[501.40 --> 501.76] Okay. +[501.76 --> 502.56] It's a thing. +[502.72 --> 503.46] Fair enough. +[503.58 --> 504.46] And it's cool, though. +[504.48 --> 505.88] It makes you feel a part of it. +[506.18 --> 509.86] And then you feel a part of it the second you show up because of the tailgating. +[509.86 --> 512.14] Okay, I didn't say beach volleyball. +[512.74 --> 513.86] I said volleyball. +[514.70 --> 516.80] They are not the same sport at all. +[516.88 --> 519.28] They literally don't even have the same number of people. +[519.36 --> 520.04] They don't take... +[520.04 --> 522.22] Okay, they don't take place in the same place. +[522.46 --> 522.64] Yeah. +[522.72 --> 524.84] They don't have the same number of people on the team. +[525.36 --> 529.00] And one of them gets watched once every four years. +[529.72 --> 530.42] There you go. +[530.62 --> 533.20] That's the difference between volleyball and beach volleyball. +[533.52 --> 533.70] Yeah. +[535.50 --> 536.86] And to be clear, I'm not hating. +[537.00 --> 538.38] Like, I love anything with a net. +[539.86 --> 540.42] Okay. +[540.90 --> 543.26] Someone said, what's with the... +[543.26 --> 545.32] Tailgating is an excuse to drink in public. +[546.38 --> 546.74] Okay. +[547.86 --> 549.00] Yeah, I guess so. +[549.04 --> 551.38] Because in a lot of parts of the states, that's illegal, right? +[551.80 --> 554.60] I'm going to start banning people who posted... +[554.60 --> 555.52] Holy crap, Jeno. +[555.90 --> 556.70] You need to stop. +[557.86 --> 558.74] You need to calm down. +[559.90 --> 560.60] There we go. +[560.96 --> 563.30] Guy posted the same message like a bajillion times. +[563.30 --> 565.96] Anyways, what were we asking? +[566.58 --> 567.16] I don't know. +[567.56 --> 568.28] Anyways, yeah. +[568.34 --> 572.96] I understand how it facilitates the, like, I care about this community environment. +[573.40 --> 573.68] Right. +[574.10 --> 576.74] Because immediately when you show up, you're taken care of in a certain degree. +[576.86 --> 577.44] You're fed. +[578.04 --> 578.36] Right. +[578.68 --> 579.70] You're taken care of. +[579.76 --> 580.42] You're invited in. +[580.44 --> 581.78] Which is like insanity to me. +[581.82 --> 587.44] Because, like, I can't imagine a situation where I would go anywhere and I would be fed by someone for no reason. +[588.44 --> 588.74] Yeah. +[588.92 --> 590.40] Which, like, seems pretty cool, I guess. +[590.40 --> 591.30] It is pretty cool. +[591.38 --> 591.56] Yeah. +[591.64 --> 592.60] And it was good stuff. +[592.90 --> 594.44] Like, it was, yeah, I don't know. +[594.54 --> 594.76] Okay. +[594.76 --> 595.28] It was good. +[595.42 --> 595.62] All right. +[595.74 --> 596.78] So, local news. +[597.74 --> 602.58] Someone gave me a poster because I didn't have any, like, shirt or anything to hold. +[602.72 --> 605.44] So, they were like, here's a poster of the team so I could hold up a thing. +[605.80 --> 606.04] Right. +[606.16 --> 606.62] It was cool. +[606.74 --> 607.96] I had it in my room for a long time. +[608.10 --> 608.36] Anyways. +[608.50 --> 610.72] 53% of you, yes, local news. +[611.12 --> 614.24] And 47% of you, no, local news. +[614.30 --> 616.88] So, we seem to be split right about down the middle. +[617.02 --> 618.72] People who care or don't care about local news. +[618.74 --> 623.96] Mind you, I mean, okay, if Google can capture 53% of the general population using this service, +[624.38 --> 627.40] then it's clear to me that there's... +[627.40 --> 628.60] Your phone is trying to listen to you. +[628.60 --> 633.20] It's going to be lesser quality local news than ever before. +[633.32 --> 634.44] Your phone's like, what was that? +[635.26 --> 636.18] You want this app? +[637.04 --> 637.36] No. +[638.08 --> 638.72] No, I don't. +[638.72 --> 646.20] I guess we might as well jump into that as our first topic since we've, like, kind of been talking about it for a while. +[647.00 --> 647.38] There you go. +[647.38 --> 647.96] There you go. +[648.36 --> 650.42] Bulletin from Google is what it's called. +[650.42 --> 660.18] So, it's like a bulletin board except it's an app for contributing hyper-local stories about your community for your community right from your phone. +[660.84 --> 664.00] You can put a spotlight on inspiring stories that aren't being told. +[664.46 --> 667.76] So, basically, news is dead and this is the replacement. +[668.44 --> 670.18] I mean, this is democratization of news. +[670.26 --> 670.86] I mean, this is something... +[670.86 --> 672.04] We did a piece a little while back. +[672.12 --> 675.64] It was not a very successful piece where I made, like, a streaming backpack. +[676.06 --> 676.20] Yeah. +[676.30 --> 678.50] And I was like, this is the future of news. +[678.82 --> 680.76] People just being somewhere and streaming. +[680.90 --> 684.10] And, like, this is, like, what I would consider to be kind of a high-end... +[684.10 --> 688.46] I think the reason why that didn't work that well was you were slightly too ahead of the curve. +[688.76 --> 689.06] Maybe. +[689.34 --> 690.52] And the setup was kind of janky. +[690.52 --> 691.52] Well, yeah, but now... +[692.14 --> 694.40] And things have gotten better to be able to make the setup better. +[694.58 --> 694.78] Yeah. +[695.18 --> 698.58] But now IRL streaming with backpacks is, like, a thing. +[698.96 --> 700.00] And it wasn't really. +[700.18 --> 700.94] When you made that. +[701.00 --> 702.10] Well, whatever. +[702.24 --> 702.90] I was trying. +[703.66 --> 704.92] Thought it was a cool idea. +[705.10 --> 705.96] So, I was like, okay. +[706.06 --> 711.72] But a step above, you know, just having a phone out or whatever would be building yourself, +[711.72 --> 717.92] like, a transmission processing backpack so that you can transcode to multiple destinations, +[718.58 --> 722.20] so that you have failover for your multiple SIM cards. +[722.42 --> 722.46] Yeah. +[722.64 --> 728.34] A nice high-resolution and better audio quality camera so that the feed isn't potato level. +[728.66 --> 729.36] Forward and back. +[729.36 --> 732.32] And this is just sort of... +[732.32 --> 741.20] It's just another branch down that same path where, ultimately, local news stations are dying. +[741.42 --> 742.40] This is not debatable. +[742.88 --> 743.74] It's not... +[743.74 --> 744.30] You know what? +[744.42 --> 745.88] ...stoppable, I don't think, at this point. +[745.88 --> 746.42] This is... +[746.42 --> 747.42] I'm just reading. +[747.84 --> 748.88] There's one line here. +[748.96 --> 752.48] People everywhere want to know what is going on in their backyard at a very local level, +[752.56 --> 757.40] ranging from local bookstore readings to high school sporting events to information about local street closures. +[757.40 --> 765.36] If this is curated well enough and sorted well enough, because there is so many things that I will not care about. +[765.56 --> 765.78] Yep. +[765.78 --> 770.74] But also, on, like, a Friday, I might be like, man... +[770.74 --> 772.32] What is there to do right now? +[772.32 --> 773.34] What am I going to do this weekend? +[774.00 --> 774.60] So... +[774.60 --> 777.16] And if I can do, like, events near me this weekend. +[777.16 --> 784.80] I've been blown away by the number of things that go on in the community of Surrey. +[785.40 --> 785.62] Yeah. +[785.62 --> 794.98] So, for example, I was dropping my son off for preschool one morning, and I just saw, like, a sign in the foyer that was like, +[794.98 --> 800.56] hey, we're doing a starry night movie night thing that's free. +[800.82 --> 801.68] There's face painting. +[802.60 --> 803.20] There's... +[803.20 --> 806.38] I forget what else there was, but there was, like, some activities to do for kids. +[806.90 --> 813.90] And then at dusk, they were going to bring out the big blow-up, you know, portable projector screen thing. +[814.48 --> 815.66] And then they just had, like... +[815.66 --> 819.14] It looked like one of the staff just, like, brought their projector from home and fired it at it. +[819.14 --> 819.62] And it was fine. +[819.66 --> 820.10] Like, it was cool. +[820.14 --> 820.44] It was fun. +[820.88 --> 822.02] They had speakers, which is good. +[822.06 --> 822.48] That's a plus. +[822.48 --> 825.06] And they played Sing. +[825.52 --> 828.06] I'm sure they didn't have a license for it, but, you know, whatever. +[828.22 --> 831.32] Because it's just a janky, stupid local event that nobody even knows about anyway. +[831.78 --> 833.06] But that was the issue. +[833.18 --> 834.02] Nobody knew about it. +[834.10 --> 838.16] So it was actually reasonably well attended, given how difficult it was to find out about it. +[838.22 --> 842.04] But then I started looking into it, and there's, like, tons of stuff like that. +[842.18 --> 844.72] It would be cool, too, if they allowed... +[844.72 --> 846.42] Because, like, Zane... +[846.42 --> 851.98] I can't pronounce his last name, but Zane from Daily Hive Vancouver is a good curator of local stuff. +[851.98 --> 852.46] Right. +[852.62 --> 852.80] Okay. +[852.88 --> 854.76] But, like, a lot of people don't even know that. +[855.18 --> 855.38] Yeah. +[855.50 --> 856.54] I would have no way of knowing that. +[856.64 --> 856.84] Yeah. +[857.10 --> 857.24] Yeah. +[857.24 --> 861.86] So, like, if he can post his awesome articles that go to Daily Hive, and he manages people +[861.86 --> 863.20] and stuff, I believe... +[863.20 --> 864.38] Are we changing our mind about this? +[864.38 --> 864.78] If he's able to post that here... +[864.78 --> 865.18] A little bit. +[865.20 --> 866.56] Because we were kind of hating on it at the beginning. +[866.56 --> 866.68] Yeah. +[866.82 --> 867.50] And now I'm down. +[867.82 --> 868.12] Okay. +[868.24 --> 868.60] Okay. +[868.72 --> 869.78] If it's done properly. +[869.94 --> 870.22] Okay. +[870.38 --> 870.64] Okay. +[870.64 --> 870.76] Okay. +[870.76 --> 876.48] And, like, one thing that I would like, too, is if these are able to be sourced, and if the source +[876.48 --> 877.78] can make money. +[877.78 --> 878.34] Okay. +[878.50 --> 882.06] So, it doesn't look like there's a monetization strategy, but this is interesting. +[882.88 --> 888.18] Google is planning to work with local news organizations to help them find and potentially +[888.18 --> 892.08] publish some of the stories as long as they give credit to the original authors. +[892.34 --> 899.78] So, they've already got a strategy to sort of propagate awareness of the Bulletin app +[899.78 --> 903.90] through the medium that it is ultimately going to replace. +[904.44 --> 905.20] That's awkward. +[905.20 --> 906.48] Isn't that awful? +[907.04 --> 909.36] I mean, it's like, you know, it was going to happen anyway. +[909.54 --> 912.32] It's just like, can you imagine this? +[912.42 --> 915.22] Like, Google walking in and pitching this to a local news organization. +[915.58 --> 917.76] So, you know the seeds of... +[917.76 --> 918.04] Okay. +[918.16 --> 918.44] Hold on. +[918.48 --> 918.74] Wait, wait, wait. +[918.78 --> 919.44] I don't think so. +[919.54 --> 920.42] I don't think it works that way. +[920.68 --> 924.90] It just says giving credit to their authors, not the platform. +[925.32 --> 926.68] Yeah, but... +[926.68 --> 927.10] Yeah. +[927.90 --> 928.48] Let's see. +[928.72 --> 929.02] Okay. +[929.26 --> 929.88] Let's see. +[929.96 --> 930.14] Yeah. +[930.14 --> 931.26] Because I can picture this. +[931.34 --> 933.64] Google walking in and going, yeah, so this is great. +[933.64 --> 938.50] You guys, you know, realistically, you can't lay off any more staff because there's like +[938.50 --> 939.56] four people here. +[939.70 --> 943.84] But, you know, so you're not saving any money, but you're like able to get more done with +[943.84 --> 945.84] the money you already saved because you have no money. +[946.42 --> 947.26] We'll just... +[947.26 --> 949.06] We'll get all the local news stories for you. +[949.34 --> 951.80] And then you can just sit and talk about them. +[951.92 --> 954.18] We're going to be like local Reddit. +[954.68 --> 956.30] Except there already is local Reddit. +[956.50 --> 957.26] So, you know what? +[957.30 --> 958.42] We're like curated Reddit. +[958.42 --> 958.92] Hopefully slightly less cancer. +[958.92 --> 959.80] Wait, Reddit is curated. +[959.80 --> 960.98] Okay, it's Reddit. +[963.22 --> 967.32] The local Reddit for around here is terrible. +[968.04 --> 968.54] Yeah, okay. +[968.66 --> 970.38] Our Vancouver is really bad. +[970.44 --> 970.84] That's fair. +[970.98 --> 971.18] Okay. +[971.40 --> 972.28] So, there you go. +[972.54 --> 977.90] The app is in a limited pilot in just two cities, seemingly arbitrary, Nashville and Oakland. +[978.60 --> 980.14] They're apparently both Google Fiber cities. +[980.36 --> 983.12] I was just going to say that's not that random because of Google Fiber. +[983.30 --> 988.16] And it also says they have high poverty rates and lie beyond the focus of the big media hubs. +[988.26 --> 988.70] Oh, that's cool. +[988.70 --> 989.10] Okay. +[989.10 --> 989.42] Okay. +[989.66 --> 990.22] So, cool. +[990.48 --> 990.72] Neat. +[990.90 --> 991.24] All right. +[991.30 --> 991.58] All right. +[991.68 --> 993.96] So, Google Bulletin. +[994.06 --> 994.60] We're down now? +[995.98 --> 997.24] Really depends on how they do it. +[997.36 --> 997.60] Okay. +[997.72 --> 1002.34] I think there is absolutely the potential for me to be down and have it installed on my phone and use it quite often. +[1002.50 --> 1005.22] There's also the potential for it to be a giant steaming heap of garbage. +[1006.04 --> 1006.26] Okay. +[1006.36 --> 1007.28] And we did never, ever use it. +[1007.36 --> 1007.54] Cool. +[1007.60 --> 1008.00] It's free. +[1008.10 --> 1010.96] It's lightweight for telling a story by capturing photos and... +[1010.96 --> 1011.34] What is it? +[1011.86 --> 1012.32] That's it. +[1012.70 --> 1012.98] Wow. +[1013.22 --> 1013.48] Okay. +[1015.20 --> 1015.74] Got it. +[1016.86 --> 1017.26] Impactful. +[1017.26 --> 1019.68] I don't know how James wrote so many notes on that. +[1019.92 --> 1020.24] Yeah. +[1020.68 --> 1021.50] Good job. +[1022.06 --> 1023.70] Maybe you should write for Bulletin. +[1026.96 --> 1028.78] No one will pay you, but... +[1028.78 --> 1029.74] All right. +[1029.94 --> 1030.36] There you go. +[1030.36 --> 1032.78] So, this is from... +[1032.78 --> 1037.34] The original source is from newsroom.intel.com. +[1038.06 --> 1040.92] Root cause of the reboot issue identified. +[1041.52 --> 1050.00] They have updated guidance for customers and partners, so the saga continues with the whole meltdown Spectre thing. +[1050.00 --> 1057.86] So, over the weekend, they began rolling out an early version of an updated solution to the reboot issues that they reported on January 11th. +[1057.86 --> 1058.74] Just so you know. +[1058.86 --> 1059.06] What? +[1059.28 --> 1059.84] What is that? +[1060.62 --> 1061.88] Oh, is that the quick rollout? +[1062.04 --> 1062.22] Yeah. +[1062.88 --> 1063.28] Interesting. +[1063.38 --> 1063.98] Good job, AJ. +[1064.26 --> 1064.56] Yeah. +[1064.70 --> 1065.48] Good job, AJ. +[1065.64 --> 1065.86] Sorry. +[1065.94 --> 1066.22] Keep going. +[1067.38 --> 1068.10] Something, something. +[1068.20 --> 1068.78] Reboot issues. +[1068.92 --> 1069.62] Early version. +[1070.12 --> 1074.00] Make a final release available once testing is being completed, but basically... +[1074.00 --> 1079.46] Apologize for the disruption this change in guidance may cause. +[1079.56 --> 1081.98] The security of our product is critical at Intel, etc., etc. +[1082.06 --> 1082.20] Okay. +[1082.22 --> 1083.18] Let's get to our notes here. +[1084.48 --> 1084.88] Ah. +[1087.00 --> 1093.80] So, as of January 11th, Intel was notified that the first patch they issued for Meltdown Inspector vulnerabilities was causing random reboot issues. +[1093.80 --> 1097.54] It was later learned that the bug was affecting Haswell and Broadwell platforms. +[1097.54 --> 1107.36] And on January 22nd, they made a blog post advising that OEMs, cloud service providers, system manufacturers, software vendors, and end users stop the deployment of current versions of the patches, +[1107.86 --> 1111.66] as they may introduce higher than expected reboots. +[1112.34 --> 1115.44] And other unpredictable system behavior. +[1116.44 --> 1119.00] So, let's jump into our... +[1119.00 --> 1121.42] This was posted originally by Evan Air on the forum. +[1121.52 --> 1123.26] And our next one is from Vegetable Stew. +[1123.38 --> 1125.02] And the original article is from PC World. +[1125.14 --> 1127.30] This is just another update on Meltdown Inspector. +[1128.02 --> 1129.42] Let's go ahead and pull this up. +[1130.20 --> 1130.70] Boop-a-d-boop-boop-boop-boop. +[1130.70 --> 1135.00] Oh, actually, I remember there's no point in me going over my stuff because we covered it on the first show that we covered. +[1135.54 --> 1136.20] Oh, okay. +[1136.66 --> 1144.02] So, Intel's plan to fix Meltdown in silicon apparently raises more questions than it answers. +[1144.44 --> 1149.52] So, Intel has said that they plan to deploy a hardware fix. +[1149.96 --> 1150.12] What? +[1150.32 --> 1157.02] So, these will be silicon-based changes to future products that directly address the Spectre and Meltdown threats. +[1157.54 --> 1160.70] Those products will begin appearing later this year. +[1160.70 --> 1165.78] Intel's chief executive, Brian Kruzanich, told investors, +[1166.12 --> 1169.56] I've assigned some of the very best minds at Intel to work through this. +[1169.56 --> 1170.50] My best people are on it. +[1171.00 --> 1171.64] The best. +[1171.74 --> 1172.86] I've assigned the best. +[1172.90 --> 1173.84] They're the best people. +[1173.84 --> 1176.28] You know what? +[1176.40 --> 1183.10] Just because I didn't watch that particular episode of the WAN show, can you give me the TLDR of how Meltdown Inspector have affected float plane? +[1183.10 --> 1188.96] I'm going to forget part of it, which is the technicality of exactly why this happens this way. +[1189.12 --> 1192.00] But we use a piece of software for virtual machines. +[1192.58 --> 1195.44] And we use a version of it that's free. +[1195.58 --> 1197.10] And there's a version of it that's paid. +[1197.28 --> 1200.36] I don't remember exactly the reason why we use the other one. +[1200.48 --> 1201.76] I covered it properly last time. +[1202.22 --> 1203.48] AJ's going to skin me alive. +[1203.48 --> 1212.12] I believe that the reason why we had to use the paid one now is that's the only one that got the update to manage this stuff. +[1213.98 --> 1218.06] I don't remember why we were able to use the free one before, though. +[1218.24 --> 1220.20] I think the free one's just older versions. +[1220.90 --> 1226.72] So if we wanted to not be super owned by Meltdown, well, yeah, I believe it's Meltdown specifically. +[1226.86 --> 1227.44] I could be wrong, though. +[1227.46 --> 1228.34] I forget which one is which. +[1228.34 --> 1230.62] Then we needed to upgrade. +[1231.02 --> 1235.76] That upgrade would have been at the cost of $900 per CPU. +[1236.96 --> 1238.38] Like per physical CPU? +[1238.50 --> 1239.46] Per physical CPU. +[1241.42 --> 1243.64] So that's kind of a little bit of a unique situation. +[1243.76 --> 1246.34] Because most people are like, oh, no, our things are vulnerable now. +[1246.50 --> 1247.30] We have to patch. +[1247.60 --> 1248.64] Oh, no, we patched. +[1248.82 --> 1249.78] Performance went way down. +[1249.86 --> 1251.36] We saw that with Fortnite, the game. +[1253.04 --> 1258.32] Actually, if you want to look at a really, really cool rundown of how this could potentially affect, +[1258.34 --> 1263.48] an organization, check out Fortnite's breakdown of how it impacted their servers. +[1263.62 --> 1266.66] It was actually really, really good graphs and write-ups and stuff that they did. +[1267.46 --> 1271.80] But, yeah, our biggest issue was like, hey, we want to not be vulnerable. +[1273.08 --> 1276.70] So super expensive amounts of money. +[1276.70 --> 1282.30] Now, through a lot of brain-kajiggering and planning and all this other kind of stuff. +[1282.56 --> 1284.00] I do not want to update now, Windows. +[1284.16 --> 1285.38] Get out of my face, please. +[1287.62 --> 1289.78] We have a plan and everything's fine and whatnot. +[1290.02 --> 1290.66] But, like, ugh. +[1290.96 --> 1293.16] Pilpari says, should have just used AMD. +[1294.66 --> 1295.04] Okay. +[1296.14 --> 1297.38] You should breed more. +[1300.26 --> 1301.30] There's a WAN show. +[1301.36 --> 1301.72] Ouch! +[1301.72 --> 1308.08] I believe it was, uh, was it just before CES? +[1308.26 --> 1309.38] You should breed more. +[1309.52 --> 1309.78] Ouch. +[1310.28 --> 1310.52] Okay. +[1310.84 --> 1314.68] Aside from just reading more, what AMD servers? +[1316.48 --> 1318.92] That's part of the read more that I'm talking about, actually. +[1319.18 --> 1320.18] We looked into this. +[1320.32 --> 1322.90] We were like, hey, let's just do that. +[1324.26 --> 1325.60] No, not a thing. +[1325.66 --> 1326.50] What AMD servers? +[1326.50 --> 1328.86] Yeah, we're not building our own servers, just in case anyone's wondering. +[1328.86 --> 1331.14] How many Epics do you really think they've shipped? +[1332.80 --> 1333.84] Most, like... +[1333.84 --> 1334.52] Just saying. +[1335.06 --> 1336.84] So we use OVH for floatplane. +[1337.00 --> 1341.82] People are like Epic, which, by the way, wasn't released when we began building out floatplane's infrastructure. +[1341.92 --> 1343.10] Okay, yeah, one, for that. +[1343.38 --> 1346.18] Two, we're not hand-building every server that we use for floatplane. +[1346.84 --> 1349.46] We're essentially renting servers off of OVH. +[1349.54 --> 1352.18] Which is what most people do. +[1352.18 --> 1354.32] That are using dedicated stuff. +[1354.44 --> 1355.68] If they're not using dedicated... +[1355.68 --> 1360.66] Or public cloud, but if they are using public cloud type situations, you don't get the choice anyways. +[1360.82 --> 1361.00] Yeah. +[1361.16 --> 1369.96] You use whatever validated setup, which, by the way, someone like OVH is going to have hardware on hand. +[1370.02 --> 1372.56] Whether it's hard drives, SSDs... +[1372.56 --> 1372.88] Sometimes. +[1373.44 --> 1374.10] Motherboards, CPUs... +[1374.10 --> 1375.46] Sometimes they're really slow at rolling things out. +[1375.46 --> 1376.78] No, no, no, that's not what I'm talking about. +[1377.30 --> 1379.18] No, no, they're going to have hardware on hand... +[1379.18 --> 1379.92] Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1379.94 --> 1382.38] For upcoming platforms. +[1382.80 --> 1385.86] We're talking three, six, nine months in advance. +[1386.34 --> 1392.74] If you're an important partner that's buying literally thousands upon thousands of Xeon CPUs, +[1393.34 --> 1397.00] they make sure that you've got this stuff for validation well ahead of time. +[1397.70 --> 1402.14] So to imagine for a second that Epic, which launched what? +[1402.34 --> 1402.96] In August? +[1403.30 --> 1405.02] In August they announced it, I think? +[1405.02 --> 1406.14] Something like that. +[1406.22 --> 1406.42] Whatever. +[1406.62 --> 1407.44] Sometime in the summer. +[1407.92 --> 1413.30] To imagine that that's anywhere near a parental server is a joke. +[1413.46 --> 1416.88] I've wanted a server with one of those for a while. +[1417.00 --> 1419.32] This isn't like a, they're only using Intel thing. +[1419.54 --> 1420.88] It's basically the only option. +[1422.22 --> 1426.18] Yeah, because they typically only have, like, here's our good, better, best extreme. +[1426.54 --> 1430.34] They're just going to have a handful of validated builds, and that's it. +[1430.34 --> 1434.28] And there are some more options sometimes, but we need fairly specific things. +[1434.28 --> 1435.66] Yeah, and there are exceptions. +[1435.88 --> 1439.56] Like, we had a data center before that would allow us to ship our own hardware there. +[1439.68 --> 1440.88] Yeah, except they were just terrible. +[1440.88 --> 1442.04] Except they were terrible. +[1442.18 --> 1442.36] Yeah. +[1442.44 --> 1443.00] Like, they were awful. +[1443.00 --> 1443.70] It was a cool feature. +[1444.08 --> 1444.96] Did we ever get that server? +[1445.32 --> 1445.60] No. +[1445.94 --> 1446.18] Oh. +[1446.18 --> 1447.76] They were supposed to ship it back to us. +[1447.88 --> 1448.20] I don't know. +[1448.56 --> 1449.94] Those bastards. +[1451.14 --> 1452.36] I never got it. +[1454.04 --> 1455.04] Those bastards. +[1456.72 --> 1457.94] That had some decent drives in it. +[1457.94 --> 1458.46] I know. +[1459.00 --> 1461.04] It had a bunch of Enterprise drives in it. +[1461.04 --> 1462.92] We shipped them those Enterprise drives. +[1464.06 --> 1465.02] Those bastards. +[1465.30 --> 1466.82] We could be mining burst on those. +[1466.90 --> 1467.30] I know. +[1468.66 --> 1471.28] If we could ever finish plotting them. +[1471.50 --> 1472.36] No, that's not going to happen. +[1472.36 --> 1476.22] I've gotten one and a half drives in that 47 drive machine plotted so far. +[1476.22 --> 1476.86] Are you GPU mining? +[1477.32 --> 1478.00] Or GPU plotting? +[1478.80 --> 1483.26] No, I'm not GPU plotting because I put in a GPU and it was supposed to work automatically +[1483.26 --> 1484.20] and then it just didn't. +[1484.68 --> 1485.74] It doesn't work automatically. +[1486.02 --> 1486.42] Oh, okay. +[1486.64 --> 1487.66] I'll have to figure it out. +[1487.66 --> 1488.52] I'll have to figure it out. +[1488.52 --> 1489.10] I'll have to figure it out. +[1489.10 --> 1493.44] Anyway, I also have a dual Xeon system that I can start plotting on as well. +[1493.90 --> 1495.64] And you can just move drives over. +[1495.68 --> 1496.32] And then you can just move drives over. +[1496.32 --> 1498.42] Because you just need to import the plot file location. +[1498.46 --> 1498.74] Yes. +[1498.82 --> 1499.98] So I'll figure it out. +[1500.04 --> 1500.42] I'll figure it out. +[1500.44 --> 1507.98] But basically, I'm doing a mining side quest adventure where we're looking at hard drives. +[1508.00 --> 1508.88] based mining. +[1508.92 --> 1509.64] It's weird. +[1509.74 --> 1510.22] It's weird. +[1511.24 --> 1512.76] It's pretty cool, but it's weird. +[1513.30 --> 1514.26] It's fun, I guess. +[1517.18 --> 1518.46] Linus is evading the question. +[1518.50 --> 1519.42] I'm not evading the question. +[1519.54 --> 1520.84] No, we're doing a video. +[1524.36 --> 1525.04] All right. +[1525.80 --> 1529.16] So let me have a look at what else we got for topics today. +[1529.18 --> 1529.74] Evading what question? +[1530.06 --> 1531.14] Yeah, I didn't evade the question. +[1531.24 --> 1531.50] Yes. +[1531.86 --> 1532.12] Mining. +[1532.62 --> 1532.92] Yes. +[1533.06 --> 1533.42] Happening. +[1533.78 --> 1535.90] I mean, we're doing a whole video series around it. +[1535.92 --> 1537.06] What did you guys think was going on? +[1538.00 --> 1539.90] What question was there about you mining? +[1540.50 --> 1540.98] I don't know. +[1541.22 --> 1542.10] I'm so confused. +[1542.10 --> 1543.84] Yeah, I said 47 drives. +[1543.94 --> 1545.96] Does that not sound like first coin mining? +[1546.28 --> 1549.60] What else would I be doing with 47 drives other than petabyte project? +[1549.70 --> 1555.14] Which, by the way, I had a couple people internally telling me we should be mining on the inactive +[1555.14 --> 1556.00] petabyte server. +[1556.96 --> 1559.00] Super not an option because... +[1559.74 --> 1560.32] Oh, you know what? +[1560.34 --> 1561.44] I actually don't have... +[1561.44 --> 1561.62] Oh, no. +[1561.68 --> 1562.32] I do have it. +[1562.36 --> 1562.80] I do have it. +[1563.32 --> 1564.60] Super not an option because... +[1564.60 --> 1565.20] Check this out. +[1565.20 --> 1566.20] Oh, my God. +[1566.86 --> 1569.20] Phase one of the vault is like... +[1569.98 --> 1570.26] Oh. +[1571.04 --> 1572.30] Phase one of the... +[1572.30 --> 1574.52] You might want to switch the... +[1574.52 --> 1574.78] No, no. +[1574.84 --> 1575.12] That's fine. +[1575.26 --> 1575.48] Eh. +[1576.54 --> 1576.92] Nah. +[1578.54 --> 1579.74] I just get scared. +[1580.04 --> 1580.30] No, no. +[1580.38 --> 1580.92] No, it's fine. +[1580.96 --> 1581.34] It's fine. +[1581.58 --> 1582.58] Everything is okay. +[1584.18 --> 1585.12] Extra large icons? +[1585.38 --> 1585.60] No. +[1585.70 --> 1586.94] No, I hate extra large icons. +[1587.08 --> 1588.20] No, I hate large icons. +[1588.72 --> 1589.70] Which ones do I want? +[1589.70 --> 1592.52] Medium icons. +[1592.84 --> 1595.64] This is the quality content you all come to WAN Show to see. +[1595.64 --> 1596.48] Wait, what just happened? +[1597.04 --> 1597.58] Where's the... +[1597.58 --> 1598.16] Where's the... +[1598.16 --> 1598.96] Where's the... +[1598.96 --> 1600.14] The amount? +[1601.08 --> 1601.32] What? +[1601.70 --> 1602.16] Where's... +[1602.16 --> 1604.24] Where's the capacity? +[1604.56 --> 1605.24] Right-click properties. +[1606.12 --> 1606.98] No, no, no. +[1607.04 --> 1607.48] I want the solution to this. +[1607.48 --> 1608.56] It even gives you a fancy GUI. +[1608.62 --> 1609.70] No, no, no. +[1610.16 --> 1611.10] I refuse. +[1611.88 --> 1612.36] Content... +[1612.36 --> 1613.62] Oh, that's an interesting one. +[1613.88 --> 1614.34] Tiles! +[1614.74 --> 1615.88] Tiles is the one. +[1615.88 --> 1623.02] So I've only got 40 terabytes left, and when you factor in that ZDrive needs an offload, +[1623.44 --> 1630.60] so this is the NVMe server, we're going to have like 20 terabytes left in the first stage. +[1631.74 --> 1632.62] Excuse me, sorry. +[1632.72 --> 1634.16] I've been sick since Christmas. +[1634.56 --> 1635.08] It's ridiculous. +[1635.12 --> 1635.90] Yeah, I've been a little sick. +[1637.28 --> 1639.32] That's my girlfriend's fault, though, completely. +[1639.56 --> 1640.64] It's entirely her fault. +[1640.94 --> 1641.62] I was fine. +[1641.78 --> 1643.50] She came over and was like, I'm not sick. +[1643.50 --> 1647.40] And then like hours later was just like coughing up a storm, and I was like... +[1647.40 --> 1648.74] Thanks for that. +[1648.86 --> 1649.84] Now I'm sick. +[1650.04 --> 1650.72] Thanks, hun. +[1653.20 --> 1656.58] Yeah, so we're going to have to roll out the second one very, very soon. +[1656.88 --> 1658.18] Yeah, and you don't want to... +[1658.18 --> 1664.18] So mining on hard drives is a very new frontier, and there's not very much data in terms of +[1664.18 --> 1665.98] like how bad it is for your drive or anything. +[1666.06 --> 1670.26] Yeah, and those are expensive drives because they're like supposed to be reliable and stuff. +[1670.46 --> 1670.66] Yeah. +[1670.66 --> 1673.60] Speaking of crypto, actually, let's jump into this. +[1673.70 --> 1676.04] So the source here is Coindesk.com. +[1676.80 --> 1678.48] Coincheck confirms. +[1678.92 --> 1684.30] The reason why you should not use online exchange wallets as much as possible. +[1684.56 --> 1686.56] Dun, dun, dun. +[1686.56 --> 1699.06] So I'll tell you guys, most of the crypto that I own, and I do have some, I bought on an exchange. +[1701.30 --> 1702.30] Don't show them this. +[1703.12 --> 1703.34] Yeah. +[1703.70 --> 1704.10] Oh, okay. +[1704.10 --> 1712.26] So most of what I own, I bought on an exchange, but it is not on the exchange anymore. +[1712.54 --> 1712.76] Yeah. +[1712.76 --> 1716.72] And the reason for that is that wallet exchange is really convenient. +[1717.10 --> 1721.12] So I actually had it on there for like a week while I was waiting for my hardware wallet. +[1721.38 --> 1721.52] Yeah. +[1721.92 --> 1724.12] Wallen exchange is very convenient. +[1724.92 --> 1730.38] And when it was on there, I was like, oh, well, I'll sell some of that, and I'll buy some of that, and I'll do this. +[1730.44 --> 1738.52] And like, actually, I played it right, which is not an indication necessarily of skill, but I played it right. +[1738.62 --> 1740.28] It was at a really good time to be playing. +[1740.28 --> 1740.90] Yes, it was. +[1741.04 --> 1744.54] I won bigger than I lost, and that worked out really well. +[1745.06 --> 1754.56] But the way to do it is you get everything off the exchange, and you keep it in a hardware wallet, preferably one with no online access whatsoever. +[1755.14 --> 1757.28] So there are dedicated devices for that. +[1757.62 --> 1758.82] Strongly recommend that. +[1758.92 --> 1759.08] Yep. +[1759.08 --> 1771.86] And if you've got everything in an offline wallet, then if an exchange gets hacked, your crypto will not be part of the crypto that gets absconded with. +[1771.86 --> 1772.08] Taken. +[1772.22 --> 1772.38] Yeah. +[1772.64 --> 1772.80] Yeah. +[1773.86 --> 1774.38] Wow. +[1774.52 --> 1779.88] 58 billion yen, approximately 533 million U.S. dollars. +[1780.26 --> 1780.58] Whew. +[1780.58 --> 1781.58] Yeah. +[1781.58 --> 1781.70] Yeah. +[1782.80 --> 1789.32] The precise amount stolen may not be fully known until further checks have been carried out into the intrusion. +[1790.12 --> 1790.52] Huh. +[1791.20 --> 1791.80] Huh. +[1793.80 --> 1795.92] At least over 400 million. +[1796.10 --> 1797.42] Did you hear about the... +[1797.42 --> 1798.12] Wow. +[1798.86 --> 1799.80] Yeah, never mind. +[1800.06 --> 1800.54] We'll move on. +[1800.64 --> 1802.08] Sorry, I'm just... +[1802.08 --> 1802.88] No, it's crazy. +[1802.88 --> 1803.44] So... +[1803.44 --> 1819.70] The price of the coin, which is specifically NEM, I'm not entirely sure which one that is because there's 10 billion different ones, but NEM coin, the price of that went down 13%, which isn't even, like, in the grand scheme of how fast coin values move. +[1819.72 --> 1820.44] Yeah, it's not even that bad. +[1821.12 --> 1822.56] It's like an average Saturday. +[1822.84 --> 1825.02] Like, it's not that big of a deal. +[1827.50 --> 1831.90] So it looks like it's likely greater than the amount stolen from Mt. Gox in 2014. +[1831.90 --> 1833.64] When converted to cash. +[1833.88 --> 1833.90] Yeah. +[1834.42 --> 1835.36] $340 million. +[1835.78 --> 1845.74] Though it should be noted that given how much less cryptocurrencies were worth in 2014, that proportionally this is a smaller impact. +[1845.78 --> 1850.86] If you convert up Mt. Gox's theft to what it would be valued at now. +[1850.96 --> 1851.22] Yeah. +[1851.34 --> 1852.48] Or especially a month ago. +[1853.42 --> 1853.70] Yeah. +[1853.92 --> 1854.18] Yeah. +[1855.64 --> 1857.30] So that's a thing that happened. +[1857.30 --> 1866.12] And, you know, as usual, you're going to have people on all sides of this whole crypto thing that's going on here. +[1866.96 --> 1869.06] The bottom line is this. +[1869.26 --> 1871.50] You know, I don't think either of us is anti-crypto. +[1872.62 --> 1873.84] Are you anti-crypto? +[1873.84 --> 1878.52] I recognize a lot of the bad things that are associated with it. +[1879.42 --> 1882.76] Crypto as a whole, I think, is actually really good. +[1882.88 --> 1883.66] I don't know if you've heard what... +[1883.66 --> 1884.60] You mean blockchain technology in general. +[1884.60 --> 1885.58] Blockchain technology, yeah. +[1885.72 --> 1887.64] I don't know if you've heard what the Canadian government's planning on doing with it. +[1887.64 --> 1888.50] I did, actually. +[1888.68 --> 1889.50] That's super cool. +[1889.66 --> 1890.48] Do you want to... +[1890.48 --> 1893.88] So, okay, I only know rough details about this, so I could get some of it wrong. +[1893.96 --> 1895.22] It's not a topic for this week. +[1895.32 --> 1903.70] But the Canadian government has spoken publicly about the interest of adopting blockchain technology for some of its internal spending of tax money. +[1903.80 --> 1903.92] Yeah. +[1904.42 --> 1908.32] So you can see where tax money is being spent and how it's being spent. +[1908.64 --> 1913.52] That is awesome because I have said my entire life that I personally... +[1913.52 --> 1918.22] I'm going to show slight amounts of political alignment here, but I have no issue with... +[1918.22 --> 1918.34] You don't work here anymore. +[1918.42 --> 1918.90] What am I going to do? +[1918.94 --> 1919.30] Fire you? +[1919.30 --> 1919.60] Hey. +[1919.82 --> 1920.06] Hey. +[1920.06 --> 1924.54] I have no issue, really, with taxes, but I would like to know what my taxes are going towards. +[1924.62 --> 1924.74] Yeah. +[1924.80 --> 1930.66] It's annoying having a whole bunch of money taken from you and being like, I have no idea what I just improved. +[1930.94 --> 1934.76] Because it's cool to think of, like, I am contributing to society with this money. +[1934.86 --> 1935.06] Yeah. +[1935.20 --> 1937.60] But it would be nice to be able to be like, oh, there it goes. +[1938.00 --> 1941.80] Oh, it helped fix that road or it contributed to that school. +[1941.98 --> 1943.12] That would be a lot more fulfilling. +[1943.26 --> 1945.98] X percentage of it went to federal issues. +[1946.18 --> 1947.76] Y percentage of it went to local issues. +[1947.76 --> 1954.02] You know, that would really give me a better idea of, you know, what I would want to say at a town hall meeting or whatever else. +[1954.36 --> 1960.18] And like, sure, maybe some of it went towards Trudeau's lunch when he was on a trip. +[1960.24 --> 1961.42] That has to be paid for somehow. +[1961.58 --> 1963.10] I'm not going to feel bad about that. +[1963.18 --> 1964.56] I just want to know what it's doing. +[1964.70 --> 1966.28] It'll feel cool if I can know what it's doing. +[1966.28 --> 1968.64] Mr. Nix's post in chat. +[1968.72 --> 1969.18] This is funny. +[1970.80 --> 1974.80] But I think both of us hold crypto. +[1975.16 --> 1977.56] I'm long a couple of different currencies. +[1978.80 --> 1980.36] So take that for what it is. +[1980.36 --> 1986.00] But Mr. Nix's post here in the forum basically sums up the biggest problem with it right now. +[1986.68 --> 1988.50] Wow, that's worth $100,000. +[1989.00 --> 1991.16] I hope you know what to do with your $47,000. +[1991.66 --> 1994.40] If you want, go ahead and spend that $203,000. +[1998.78 --> 2001.30] The volatility is real. +[2001.54 --> 2001.74] Oh, yeah. +[2001.74 --> 2009.62] And the lack of regulation, something that gets pitched as a benefit of cryptocurrency is also a huge problem. +[2009.78 --> 2009.86] Yeah. +[2010.36 --> 2014.22] Because there's no, well, there's no regulation. +[2014.94 --> 2018.42] And there's great things that come with that and there's terrible things that come with that. +[2018.44 --> 2019.70] There's terrible things that come with that. +[2019.78 --> 2026.10] There's basically no, there's no laws that prevent people from manipulating this much smaller and easier to manipulate market. +[2026.20 --> 2027.60] And oh, damn, has it happened. +[2028.02 --> 2028.42] Yeah. +[2028.44 --> 2028.88] A lot. +[2028.88 --> 2033.08] I mean, there was that recent example with, was it, which one's the bad one? +[2033.18 --> 2033.84] Bitcoin gold? +[2034.44 --> 2036.20] Oh, let's see. +[2036.32 --> 2037.02] Gold or cash? +[2037.10 --> 2039.16] Which one was the one that was particularly brutal? +[2039.26 --> 2042.06] I don't remember which one, but the coin itself wasn't the problem. +[2042.44 --> 2042.68] Yeah. +[2042.68 --> 2050.82] It was how it was set up and how it was promoted and how the other coins were temporarily abused around its inauguration. +[2051.22 --> 2052.60] The coin itself was not a problem. +[2052.88 --> 2056.60] It was the things that would not be legal in normal markets that happened around it. +[2056.70 --> 2057.84] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[2057.84 --> 2059.52] But I don't, I think it's cash. +[2059.60 --> 2060.32] I don't even remember. +[2060.36 --> 2060.86] I don't remember. +[2061.02 --> 2061.40] Sorry, guys. +[2061.42 --> 2062.86] People are saying it was Bitcoin cash. +[2063.20 --> 2063.50] Yeah. +[2063.96 --> 2064.32] Yeah. +[2064.48 --> 2064.68] Yeah. +[2064.80 --> 2069.46] So, you know, I think we should, we should consider doing our own coin. +[2070.54 --> 2071.22] So this is, yeah. +[2072.30 --> 2072.66] Yeah. +[2073.08 --> 2075.72] We should, seriously, as part of mining adventure. +[2075.72 --> 2077.94] Oh, I just got stress pains in my neck. +[2077.94 --> 2083.82] As part of mining adventure, we should do, we should be like, here's all the ways this can be manipulated. +[2084.84 --> 2085.76] We're doing it. +[2085.76 --> 2086.26] So you should, you should. +[2086.26 --> 2086.88] Don't buy this. +[2087.32 --> 2087.48] Yeah. +[2087.52 --> 2090.26] You should list out, like, these are all the potential things that we could do. +[2090.34 --> 2090.54] Yeah. +[2090.54 --> 2092.54] To abuse the creation of this coin. +[2092.76 --> 2094.32] These are the things that we're going to do. +[2094.46 --> 2095.04] Late coin. +[2095.72 --> 2095.92] Late. +[2096.26 --> 2096.66] Wow. +[2097.50 --> 2098.44] Oh my God. +[2099.94 --> 2100.34] Okay. +[2100.42 --> 2100.80] Go ahead. +[2100.88 --> 2101.26] I'm sorry. +[2101.34 --> 2101.94] I'm still listening. +[2102.04 --> 2105.32] There's got to be some way so that, like, everyone that's current. +[2105.52 --> 2106.12] Oh my God. +[2106.20 --> 2109.30] If you could make, that would be such an interesting version of mining. +[2109.68 --> 2114.32] If you sit in Twitch chat and there's a bot that registers that you're in Twitch chat and +[2114.32 --> 2119.64] then it, like, sends you coins based on how long you were in Twitch chat before the show +[2119.64 --> 2122.06] went live, but after it was supposed to go live. +[2122.48 --> 2124.78] So you make money by waiting. +[2128.10 --> 2128.94] Too complicated. +[2129.32 --> 2132.56] We're just going to, if we do this, I'm sure we're just going to copy someone else's open +[2132.56 --> 2136.82] source code for their coin and do nothing unique, but that's what most people do anyways, +[2136.98 --> 2137.64] so it's fine. +[2138.38 --> 2139.62] People are saying that exists. +[2139.88 --> 2141.46] Lots of people want float plane coin. +[2142.38 --> 2143.56] What else do people want? +[2143.88 --> 2145.22] Does anyone want Linus coin? +[2145.74 --> 2146.24] Float coin. +[2146.36 --> 2147.00] Wan coin. +[2147.80 --> 2148.38] Late coin. +[2148.52 --> 2149.32] Lots of late coin. +[2149.44 --> 2150.16] Linus coin. +[2150.92 --> 2151.46] Late coin. +[2151.60 --> 2152.22] Float coin. +[2152.48 --> 2153.08] Float coin. +[2153.08 --> 2153.84] Luke coin. +[2154.06 --> 2154.54] Heck yeah. +[2154.78 --> 2155.34] Heck yeah. +[2155.78 --> 2158.86] So, you know, I think it would be a really interesting experiment. +[2158.88 --> 2159.36] Oh my God. +[2159.46 --> 2161.86] That's how we can reward the bingo. +[2162.56 --> 2170.94] That's how we can distribute coins at the beginning. +[2171.88 --> 2173.78] We can generate a whole bunch. +[2174.18 --> 2177.32] We can distribute them through the bingo game so that people want more. +[2177.40 --> 2179.92] And then you can brag and chat with how much you have. +[2180.02 --> 2181.70] So there's like a social status thing. +[2182.04 --> 2186.14] So you, but you can buy social status because that's how dirty this whole space is. +[2186.14 --> 2187.08] Samurai salesman. +[2187.16 --> 2188.06] Luke, go home. +[2188.06 --> 2191.84] All right. +[2192.02 --> 2196.10] Why don't we get into the way that we actually make money around here? +[2196.20 --> 2196.74] Heck yeah. +[2197.56 --> 2198.12] Sponsors. +[2198.96 --> 2201.06] Sponsor number one is... +[2201.82 --> 2204.50] Spectrum. +[2206.44 --> 2209.56] Do you find yourself staring at a monitor all day? +[2209.56 --> 2213.90] That can be hard on your eyes over time and make it tougher to fall asleep. +[2214.06 --> 2218.48] Well, Spectrum is an affordable long-term solution to staring at a computer screen. +[2218.94 --> 2226.44] Using a software solution like Flux or Twilight will not give you the same type of blue light filtering that these stylish glasses do. +[2226.56 --> 2226.66] Oh. +[2226.86 --> 2229.20] Their features include that they're stylish. +[2229.66 --> 2229.88] Oh. +[2229.88 --> 2232.40] Also, that they're made of glass. +[2232.84 --> 2236.68] High quality, one year 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using offer code Linus. +[2278.60 --> 2279.50] I think it's pro-spec. +[2279.76 --> 2280.06] Boom. +[2280.56 --> 2281.24] Oh, pro-spec. +[2281.34 --> 2281.94] That could be wrong. +[2282.50 --> 2283.76] That makes sense. +[2284.08 --> 2284.40] You know what? +[2284.40 --> 2288.02] I'm just going to go with the genius link because that's what I know, Luke. +[2288.02 --> 2289.42] That's what I know. +[2289.70 --> 2290.72] That's what my genius is. +[2290.84 --> 2291.34] All right. +[2291.90 --> 2292.72] So do we have any? +[2293.38 --> 2293.86] No. +[2294.58 --> 2298.92] We're going to do FreshBooks first and then we're going to get upset at the people who stole our stuff. +[2299.08 --> 2299.20] Okay. +[2299.96 --> 2300.72] FreshBooks. +[2300.88 --> 2309.66] FreshBooks is the super simple to use invoicing tool that actually does a lot more than just allow you to create and send slick looking invoices quickly. +[2309.66 --> 2316.74] It helps you track your time with their timesheet function, manage your expenses, and keep track of who owes you what. +[2317.06 --> 2322.48] It allows you to take payment on your terms, even allowing you to take deposits on your work before you begin. +[2322.84 --> 2331.32] And their mobile app has all the functionality of the desktop version, including allowing you to track your time, track expenses as you go, and, well, of course, send invoices. +[2331.32 --> 2337.78] One of the best things about it is that you can see when your client has seen your invoice and put an end to the guessing games. +[2338.08 --> 2343.06] And if you have any questions, you can reach out to their support staff where you will speak to a real live human. +[2343.60 --> 2347.46] No phone tree, no escalations, no return calls, just answers. +[2347.46 --> 2354.76] Go to freshbooks.com slash when and enter when in the how did you hear about us section when you sign up for your 30-day free trial. +[2355.22 --> 2361.16] I'm going to go ahead and link that in the Twitch chat as well if you guys run, like, a small-time tech repair shop or – +[2361.16 --> 2362.98] Which has got to still be common. +[2363.10 --> 2365.06] It was super common when we were growing up. +[2365.06 --> 2366.50] It's got to still be common. +[2366.64 --> 2368.86] Like, I did tech work when I was in high school. +[2369.02 --> 2369.68] So did I. +[2369.78 --> 2370.02] Yeah. +[2370.28 --> 2370.98] Like – +[2370.98 --> 2375.42] There's, like, no good reason that I can think of not to make some money on the side if you're just passionate about tech anyway. +[2375.42 --> 2379.56] And, like, these days it might be more based around fixing mobile phones and stuff. +[2379.62 --> 2381.18] But there's still tech work to do. +[2381.18 --> 2382.04] Oh, absolutely. +[2382.28 --> 2383.28] Like battery swaps? +[2383.46 --> 2383.68] Yeah. +[2384.50 --> 2384.72] What? +[2384.78 --> 2385.32] Do you like these? +[2388.08 --> 2390.06] Are we getting the Ed nod of approval? +[2390.40 --> 2390.90] I think so. +[2390.98 --> 2392.18] You like the thick frames on me, hey? +[2392.22 --> 2392.36] Yeah. +[2392.92 --> 2393.28] Okay. +[2393.88 --> 2394.14] Huh. +[2394.40 --> 2395.10] You know, it's funny. +[2395.16 --> 2397.16] I never thought of myself as a thick frame guy. +[2397.92 --> 2398.50] Like, I don't know. +[2398.52 --> 2399.72] Have you seen my prescription glasses? +[2400.32 --> 2400.50] Yeah. +[2400.70 --> 2400.94] Yeah. +[2401.04 --> 2402.00] They're, like, they're small. +[2402.22 --> 2402.62] They're small. +[2403.08 --> 2405.40] I could pull this off. +[2405.42 --> 2405.60] You think? +[2405.80 --> 2406.12] Yeah. +[2406.20 --> 2408.40] I probably need, like, an overall style update, though. +[2408.44 --> 2410.04] We got one trip we were on. +[2410.36 --> 2411.34] I gave you my glasses. +[2411.56 --> 2411.90] Yeah, yeah. +[2412.06 --> 2413.86] It's, like, everyone's like, oh, you look cool. +[2414.10 --> 2414.68] Yeah, okay. +[2414.70 --> 2415.32] Mr. Linus, sir. +[2415.56 --> 2416.58] Hello, Mr. Linus, sir. +[2416.58 --> 2417.34] All right. +[2417.40 --> 2418.34] You can go, Colton. +[2418.34 --> 2418.94] That's all right. +[2419.66 --> 2420.16] I'll do it. +[2422.16 --> 2422.84] All right. +[2422.90 --> 2425.72] Bringing us to our last sponsor, Savage Jerky. +[2427.08 --> 2429.92] So, hey, actually, hey, Colton. +[2430.38 --> 2431.08] You still there? +[2432.08 --> 2432.56] Okay. +[2432.66 --> 2433.26] So, Colton. +[2433.42 --> 2433.78] Colton! +[2434.20 --> 2435.60] Colton ran an investigation. +[2436.10 --> 2436.24] What? +[2436.74 --> 2437.98] Colton ran an investigation. +[2438.22 --> 2438.46] Come on. +[2438.48 --> 2439.04] Come on over here. +[2439.08 --> 2439.52] Come on over here. +[2440.24 --> 2441.22] I'm, like, all angry. +[2441.28 --> 2441.68] I'm, like, what? +[2442.10 --> 2442.46] What's up? +[2442.46 --> 2444.34] We need Inspector Colton back, I think. +[2444.34 --> 2448.94] Remember when you solved the mystery of people of the utensils? +[2449.08 --> 2449.70] Yes, I do. +[2449.74 --> 2451.48] That was one of my finest pieces of work here. +[2451.54 --> 2451.90] Finest. +[2451.90 --> 2452.18] This company. +[2452.30 --> 2453.60] Finest channel super fun. +[2453.74 --> 2456.32] One of the finest channel super fun episodes of all time. +[2456.64 --> 2460.98] And probably the single most valuable thing Colton has done since he began his employment here. +[2461.74 --> 2462.12] Take it. +[2464.12 --> 2464.86] Scoop over here a little bit. +[2464.86 --> 2465.56] You're right behind the mic. +[2465.92 --> 2466.32] Investigator. +[2466.46 --> 2466.78] There you go. +[2467.34 --> 2467.74] Who took the jerky? +[2467.74 --> 2469.22] We have to solve another mystery. +[2469.46 --> 2471.96] Who took our Savage Jerky? +[2472.16 --> 2472.74] I don't know, man. +[2472.74 --> 2477.50] I sent a message to, like, our group chat and no responses. +[2477.94 --> 2478.88] I looked around the office. +[2479.42 --> 2479.94] Somebody ate it. +[2480.10 --> 2481.68] But the thing is that we had a lot. +[2481.68 --> 2483.60] We had a lot of jerky. +[2483.74 --> 2483.90] We had a lot of jerky. +[2483.90 --> 2485.58] Like, somebody must have just gone to town. +[2485.60 --> 2488.94] Like, you guys have probably seen the box on previous web shows. +[2489.38 --> 2491.14] It's not small. +[2491.28 --> 2492.06] It's pretty huge. +[2492.82 --> 2492.96] Yeah. +[2492.96 --> 2496.44] Like, there is some of it that's empty, but most of it had quite a bit left. +[2496.44 --> 2496.72] Yeah. +[2497.00 --> 2501.38] Like, there was easily one or two meals worth of just jerky. +[2501.46 --> 2502.96] We're going to say this. +[2503.14 --> 2503.92] Sort of once in front. +[2503.98 --> 2509.50] And, like, it's enough that you couldn't have, like, accidentally opened up a package, started eating it. +[2509.50 --> 2510.52] Because, like, it's delicious. +[2510.84 --> 2513.56] And then just, like, oh, no, it's gone. +[2513.70 --> 2515.46] And it was spread between many packages. +[2515.60 --> 2515.74] Yeah. +[2515.86 --> 2517.78] You're like, oh, 14 packs of jerky. +[2517.84 --> 2518.94] I guess I'll just eat this. +[2519.10 --> 2521.02] I guess this is totally fine. +[2521.02 --> 2530.02] And, like, some of it was so spicy that you couldn't conceivably have eaten it in less than, like, many sittings. +[2530.14 --> 2531.34] Like, half a piece of the pie. +[2531.34 --> 2533.90] And somebody's like, it was you. +[2534.08 --> 2537.14] Like, if you ate it in one sitting, you wouldn't be sitting. +[2537.30 --> 2537.70] Oh. +[2538.12 --> 2538.78] For a while. +[2538.86 --> 2539.74] Or you'd only be sitting. +[2539.76 --> 2540.46] You know what I mean? +[2540.56 --> 2540.74] Yeah. +[2540.74 --> 2541.32] You know what I mean? +[2541.46 --> 2541.96] No sitting. +[2542.12 --> 2542.68] We're going to find it. +[2542.70 --> 2543.62] We're going to track it down. +[2543.76 --> 2544.06] Okay. +[2544.14 --> 2544.68] That's how good the jerky is. +[2544.68 --> 2546.60] In the meantime, can we ask Savage Jerky to send us? +[2546.60 --> 2547.00] They're sending some. +[2547.08 --> 2547.84] It was supposed to come today. +[2547.98 --> 2548.86] They're sending us more? +[2549.00 --> 2549.80] It's that good. +[2549.86 --> 2550.38] I'm sorry. +[2550.44 --> 2550.78] Okay. +[2550.94 --> 2551.20] Okay. +[2551.20 --> 2552.64] So, anyway, Savage Jerky. +[2552.76 --> 2555.72] It's made with the best ingredients, without nitrates or preservatives. +[2556.08 --> 2559.22] It's a snack that's full of spice and flavor, but isn't bad for you. +[2559.22 --> 2560.74] They've got 13 different flavors. +[2561.14 --> 2562.82] I love the maple buffalo bacon. +[2563.50 --> 2565.54] Any mojo flavor is excellent. +[2565.76 --> 2567.50] The traditional flavor is excellent. +[2569.02 --> 2575.02] If you're into it, the Carolina Reaper and the ghost pepper is like, people, people, who +[2575.02 --> 2575.32] was it? +[2575.38 --> 2575.88] Was it MAPE? +[2576.10 --> 2576.34] MAPE. +[2576.36 --> 2577.66] That was like, yeah, whatever. +[2578.18 --> 2580.40] No jerky is too savage for me. +[2580.40 --> 2580.80] Yeah. +[2580.98 --> 2583.82] And then he had, like, issues the next day. +[2583.92 --> 2584.20] Yeah. +[2584.34 --> 2584.60] Yeah. +[2584.72 --> 2585.28] Of course he did. +[2585.46 --> 2588.36] They also make barbecue sauce, hot sauce, and a spice rub. +[2588.36 --> 2589.90] But I'm sure he tanked it quite well. +[2590.04 --> 2591.20] And you can use offer code... +[2591.20 --> 2591.88] Tanked it? +[2592.86 --> 2594.18] You mean bold it? +[2594.94 --> 2595.10] Oh. +[2595.28 --> 2595.64] Oh. +[2596.56 --> 2597.82] Oh, I thought that was a fist bump. +[2597.98 --> 2598.70] This is so awkward. +[2598.74 --> 2598.96] Let's do it. +[2598.96 --> 2599.38] Let's do it. +[2599.40 --> 2599.80] Let's do it. +[2599.80 --> 2599.82] Let's do it. +[2600.04 --> 2602.82] Because you don't actually go in the tank. +[2603.56 --> 2604.24] I know. +[2605.50 --> 2606.38] I gotcha. +[2606.54 --> 2606.86] I do see. +[2608.22 --> 2609.12] That's gross. +[2609.60 --> 2613.46] Use offer code LTT to save 10% on Savage Jerky products. +[2613.66 --> 2613.84] Oops. +[2613.84 --> 2613.96] Oops. +[2614.76 --> 2617.92] Not that we can eat them and stuff right now. +[2618.02 --> 2618.24] Yeah. +[2618.74 --> 2619.00] Yeah. +[2619.10 --> 2619.70] They're good. +[2619.86 --> 2621.40] You'll just have to take our word for it. +[2621.46 --> 2621.60] Yeah. +[2621.64 --> 2622.08] They're yummy. +[2623.50 --> 2625.20] So that's pretty sad if you go down. +[2625.26 --> 2625.68] Yeah. +[2625.94 --> 2626.30] Okay. +[2626.30 --> 2630.82] So this was posted by Dragoon2005 on the forum. +[2631.52 --> 2632.22] And you know what? +[2632.32 --> 2634.18] This doesn't surprise me at all. +[2634.52 --> 2640.54] And it wouldn't surprise me if this is true of other motherboard makers as well. +[2640.54 --> 2644.98] But ASRock has said in a statement that it's aware of the current... +[2644.98 --> 2645.66] Hold on. +[2645.68 --> 2646.26] Am I muted here? +[2646.90 --> 2647.66] Oh, oh, oh. +[2648.10 --> 2652.04] It is aware of the current Intel microcode version that might be detected, blah, blah, blah. +[2652.10 --> 2658.46] Security of vulnerabilities working closely to fix 100, 200, Z370, and X299 motherboards. +[2658.72 --> 2662.70] It blows me away that X99 is not included. +[2662.90 --> 2663.16] Yeah. +[2663.76 --> 2664.44] Like... +[2664.44 --> 2665.04] That's insane. +[2665.04 --> 2668.26] That was a high-end product until June of this year. +[2668.58 --> 2668.90] Yeah. +[2669.48 --> 2670.90] Gigabyte joined the list. +[2671.40 --> 2672.26] Well, last year. +[2672.52 --> 2679.06] Despite originally saying their products weren't vulnerable, AMD joined the list, releasing patches to address both variants of Spectre. +[2680.90 --> 2682.10] So here we go. +[2682.28 --> 2685.88] Variant 2 requires CPU microcode update. +[2685.88 --> 2690.18] So basically, ASUS was the first to address the issue. +[2690.66 --> 2691.76] MSI also, et cetera. +[2691.76 --> 2702.14] So if you are running an older CPU, you know, I can see people shouting forced system obsolescence here. +[2702.92 --> 2706.84] I can also see the other side where the manufacturers are going, well, hold on a minute. +[2706.94 --> 2709.10] This is like four or five-year-old product. +[2709.22 --> 2712.60] How can we possibly be expected to be continuing to provide support for it? +[2712.60 --> 2715.46] You know, but wow. +[2715.68 --> 2721.14] One thing I can say is that whoever's to blame, it is not the consumer. +[2721.72 --> 2721.84] Yeah. +[2721.96 --> 2724.44] So that's a thing. +[2724.44 --> 2734.58] And I think that for a security vulnerability, it is fair to expect to be receiving support. +[2735.02 --> 2736.80] And it's not getting done. +[2736.80 --> 2740.48] And there are multiple issues at play here. +[2740.48 --> 2751.04] One of which is a symptom of the computer industry's overall inability to responsibly manage itself. +[2751.54 --> 2764.12] Because I can tell you guys right now, with the margins that they have, many of these companies simply could not afford to roll out all of these updates. +[2764.12 --> 2768.54] They actually wouldn't have the engineering bandwidth for it. +[2768.86 --> 2770.36] They actually couldn't do it. +[2771.04 --> 2776.82] But this sort of points us to an overall larger systemic problem. +[2777.02 --> 2784.34] And that is that the computer industry and consumers are partly to blame for this as well, has been on a race towards zero. +[2784.60 --> 2785.30] I don't think so. +[2785.30 --> 2792.84] You don't think consumers just ultimately turning away from the higher quality product, refusing to spend more for it, and just buying whatever's cheapest. +[2792.96 --> 2793.84] You don't think that contributes? +[2794.12 --> 2795.54] I don't think that's happening that much. +[2796.22 --> 2798.32] Well, remember, this is an ongoing problem. +[2798.42 --> 2799.52] We're going back 20 years now. +[2800.14 --> 2805.54] Like, we're going back to when computers were treated like you bought a high-end computer once in a while. +[2805.66 --> 2808.38] You bought a quality one versus being treated like commodities. +[2809.50 --> 2813.02] Yeah, but I think consumers are going to do that in any market that you're in. +[2813.10 --> 2814.16] That's how markets work. +[2814.16 --> 2818.58] If it's good enough, they'll buy the one that's cheap enough to fit their field. +[2818.58 --> 2824.14] And when you're looking at, like, gaming consumerism, you're looking at, like, okay, I want to play these games. +[2824.22 --> 2825.38] I need this level of thing. +[2825.44 --> 2827.36] And then you'll buy the cheapest thing that can hit that level. +[2827.48 --> 2828.14] That's... +[2828.14 --> 2828.46] Okay. +[2828.68 --> 2830.64] Let me throw a counterargument at you. +[2830.64 --> 2839.24] Because it's not like there weren't opportunities in the past for people to learn from a mistake. +[2839.56 --> 2846.64] Like, buying a motherboard from a cheaper vendor, having it be trash, and having their customer support. +[2846.64 --> 2853.68] I mean, people complain about the customer support of computer hardware manufacturers incessantly. +[2854.50 --> 2858.02] But then they turn around and they still buy this stuff. +[2858.34 --> 2864.36] Like, there's an excellent thread over on Hardware Canucks about Canadian warranty service horror stories. +[2865.84 --> 2874.24] And these resources are out there, but the consumers continue to support vendors that, when you go, when you break it down, +[2874.24 --> 2880.68] aren't charging enough in order to fully staff their support departments to provide adequate service. +[2880.78 --> 2884.02] I guess you probably know more because of the sales numbers of being a PM. +[2884.02 --> 2890.84] Because from my perspective, looking at posts on, like, our forum and my own purchasing habits and the purchasing habits of my friends, +[2891.26 --> 2895.96] we buy cheaply, but usually within known constructs. +[2895.96 --> 2898.58] Like, I've dealt with customer service from a few companies. +[2898.74 --> 2903.28] And I will often buy from those companies or not based on how the customer service went. +[2903.28 --> 2909.82] So, in the broader scheme of things, it is amazing how much of a difference people will... +[2910.60 --> 2914.66] It's amazing how many more people will buy something when it is $4 cheaper. +[2914.96 --> 2918.36] But I feel like that's got to be a thing across all markets. +[2918.78 --> 2920.66] And the reaction to the market... +[2920.66 --> 2920.98] How about tools? +[2921.98 --> 2928.74] Tools is a great example of people buying what they believe is quality because they think it's going to last. +[2928.74 --> 2932.62] It is hard to break into the market as a cheap, crappy tool manufacturer. +[2932.62 --> 2936.68] At the same time, you expect to be able to buy a tool and keep it potentially for the rest of your life. +[2936.86 --> 2938.72] You can go to a computer where you're going to keep it for three years. +[2938.78 --> 2939.14] Exactly. +[2939.78 --> 2945.52] So, customer expectations have shaped how much they expect to spend on these things, +[2945.56 --> 2948.88] which has shaped how much people can make when they sell them. +[2949.20 --> 2949.28] Like, it's... +[2949.94 --> 2950.60] Look, I'm not... +[2950.60 --> 2951.34] To be clear, I'm... +[2951.34 --> 2951.76] Okay, I should... +[2951.76 --> 2952.86] Maybe blame is the wrong word. +[2953.24 --> 2953.50] Yeah. +[2953.50 --> 2954.98] I don't think customers are to blame. +[2954.98 --> 2958.76] I think blaming consumers is a difficult thing to do because consumers are going to act like consumers act, +[2958.80 --> 2959.86] and they'll always act the same way. +[2960.02 --> 2961.68] Blame is the wrong word here. +[2961.98 --> 2968.88] But I would say that consumers and manufacturers have contributed to what is an overall systemic problem. +[2969.08 --> 2969.68] Contributed, sure. +[2969.88 --> 2970.04] Yeah. +[2970.34 --> 2971.80] Because we could sit around and... +[2971.80 --> 2975.80] Like, we've got people saying, you know, they should recall all of these. +[2975.88 --> 2976.44] They should do this. +[2976.48 --> 2977.12] They should do that. +[2977.86 --> 2978.56] That's stupid. +[2978.68 --> 2979.68] That's basically impossible. +[2979.68 --> 2982.06] Like, it's just a stupid thing to say because it just doesn't work that way. +[2982.06 --> 2984.22] And everyone would just lose their computers like... +[2984.22 --> 2985.28] It's like if... +[2985.28 --> 2987.58] It's like if we released, um, you know... +[2987.58 --> 2988.70] Everything would just shut down. +[2988.90 --> 2989.62] Like, you can't... +[2989.62 --> 2989.80] Yeah. +[2990.88 --> 2992.62] Like, the whole internet would just shut down. +[2992.64 --> 2998.36] Like, we don't actually want a world where MSI, Gigabyte, ASUS, and ASRock just don't exist. +[2999.00 --> 3000.10] We don't want that. +[3000.18 --> 3001.10] We have to find... +[3001.10 --> 3002.94] We have to find a compromise here. +[3003.44 --> 3008.18] And it seems like they think the compromise is 100 series and up. +[3008.18 --> 3010.56] And as a... +[3010.56 --> 3011.14] As a... +[3011.14 --> 3011.46] Okay. +[3011.82 --> 3012.08] Here. +[3012.40 --> 3012.90] As a... +[3012.90 --> 3019.92] As a customer who's rolling X99 systems in our production machines, I can tell you that +[3019.92 --> 3022.86] I bought into that and we didn't pay for all the hardware. +[3023.00 --> 3024.84] As you guys know, we did a video about it. +[3025.22 --> 3028.22] Um, but we do have money invested into them. +[3028.22 --> 3033.26] So as someone who invested money into running these machines in a production environment +[3033.26 --> 3040.12] seven months ago or eight months ago or whatever it was, I am super not impressed that I'm not +[3040.12 --> 3040.98] getting supported here. +[3041.10 --> 3046.52] So I don't know where the right compromise is, but I'm not happy about where we are now. +[3047.24 --> 3051.22] And I guess I don't really have much more to say than that. +[3051.22 --> 3052.60] Yeah, I... +[3052.60 --> 3054.60] I think... +[3054.60 --> 3055.10] I think... +[3055.10 --> 3059.02] I guess the takeaway from this is pay attention to how different companies react to this. +[3059.02 --> 3059.22] Yeah. +[3059.84 --> 3060.16] Uh... +[3060.16 --> 3060.36] There. +[3060.56 --> 3060.92] That's... +[3060.92 --> 3061.98] That's a great takeaway. +[3062.52 --> 3064.04] So guys, uh... +[3064.04 --> 3066.64] Here, I mean, we can link you to, uh... +[3066.64 --> 3069.18] We can link you to the article where this is being tracked. +[3069.26 --> 3070.66] Actually, no, it'll be on the forum later. +[3070.92 --> 3072.10] We'll have it in the WAN topics. +[3072.34 --> 3072.58] Uh... +[3072.58 --> 3074.56] We'll have it in the WAN topics forum. +[3075.78 --> 3077.72] And check it out. +[3077.72 --> 3081.62] So find whoever supported this best. +[3082.66 --> 3083.54] Write it down. +[3084.22 --> 3085.28] Put it on a Post-it note. +[3085.66 --> 3086.58] Stick it to your wall. +[3086.70 --> 3087.32] Google Docs. +[3087.42 --> 3089.84] Next time you buy a motherboard, buy from them. +[3090.14 --> 3090.34] Yeah. +[3090.50 --> 3093.22] And let's see if we can start to reverse the tide. +[3093.30 --> 3095.28] Because ultimately, that's what it's going to take. +[3095.56 --> 3099.80] Unless the consumer habits change and these companies feel like they're going to get a +[3099.80 --> 3103.24] return on the investment that they're putting into support, they're not going to do it. +[3103.28 --> 3104.70] Because that's how business works. +[3105.16 --> 3107.30] You invest where you're going to get a return. +[3107.72 --> 3112.96] So brand loyalty, I think, is generally kind of not a good idea. +[3113.40 --> 3116.68] But I don't see this as a brand loyalty move. +[3116.86 --> 3116.96] No. +[3116.96 --> 3120.16] Because you're making a logical decision based on how a company acts. +[3120.58 --> 3125.02] And if something like this was to happen again, you're making a decision that is based +[3125.02 --> 3127.16] on how that company would react to that situation. +[3127.16 --> 3130.18] So it is actually inputting value into the product. +[3130.18 --> 3135.46] So you can look at the overall value proposition and go, look, this has more value to me. +[3135.72 --> 3136.92] I'm going to purchase it. +[3136.92 --> 3138.80] Not I'm brand loyal to this company. +[3138.86 --> 3139.60] I'm going to purchase it. +[3139.76 --> 3143.02] I've made purchasing decisions based on companies. +[3143.02 --> 3153.36] One of them that I've told stories of on the WAN show before is EVGA because of how well they treated me in the past when I was not a creator. +[3153.74 --> 3153.84] Right. +[3153.98 --> 3155.68] This is when I was absolutely on my own. +[3155.82 --> 3157.58] It's a long story, so I'm not going to go over it. +[3157.62 --> 3158.52] But they were awesome. +[3159.10 --> 3160.96] And I don't buy everything from EVGA. +[3160.96 --> 3161.00] Okay. +[3162.10 --> 3163.74] Clearly, you can see my builds. +[3164.04 --> 3164.22] Yeah. +[3164.22 --> 3165.06] I've done them here. +[3165.54 --> 3172.66] But in situations where I'm like, oh, look, one of my options is this, and it's pretty darn close to another one, I have often gone with them. +[3172.82 --> 3179.08] But I don't buy their stuff exclusively at all because I'm going for what I think is the best value at that individual point in time. +[3179.52 --> 3180.74] Do you want to totally change gears? +[3181.06 --> 3181.44] Yeah. +[3181.44 --> 3183.46] This was posted by SC2 Mitch on the forum. +[3183.58 --> 3184.96] Original article is from CBC. +[3185.50 --> 3190.66] A Canadian has been charged with spamming Twitch. +[3190.96 --> 3192.70] What? +[3192.96 --> 3194.28] Brendan Lucas Apple. +[3194.28 --> 3195.56] Part of the can spam thing? +[3196.18 --> 3200.40] Is subject to a court order preventing him from spamming Twitch. +[3202.32 --> 3203.64] I know, right? +[3204.80 --> 3213.96] So the 20-year-old has been charged with mischief in relation to computer data by the Supreme Court of British Columbia. +[3214.18 --> 3214.72] Local guy. +[3215.12 --> 3220.54] For allegedly sending 150,000 offensive messages through Twitch's chat system. +[3220.80 --> 3220.88] Offensive? +[3220.96 --> 3221.28] Offensive too. +[3221.44 --> 3221.76] Nice. +[3221.84 --> 3228.48] The messages hit more than 1,000 different channels and included racist, anti-Semitic, sexist, and homophobic slurs. +[3228.60 --> 3229.74] Thanks for representing Canada. +[3229.74 --> 3243.80] He could face up to 10 years in prison as well as a civil order barring him from using, creating, or selling certain types of software, including any robot, bot, crawler, spider, blacklisting software, or other software that could be used to target the streaming platform. +[3243.80 --> 3253.98] He allegedly used a service called chat search, whose stated purpose is to flood, destroy, or simply demolish any Twitch TV chat room. +[3253.98 --> 3260.48] The bots were posting an average of 34 spam messages per minute, while on some channels the rate was 600 messages a minute. +[3260.48 --> 3276.48] Employees at Twitch dedicated more than 300 hours to tracing the attacks after receiving over 375 individual user reports regarding spam messages containing racism, homophobia, sexual harassment, false implications of viewbotting, and soliciting child sex exploitation material. +[3276.48 --> 3277.48] Oh, wow. +[3277.48 --> 3277.98] What? +[3277.98 --> 3278.48] Wow! +[3278.48 --> 3279.48] Wow! +[3279.48 --> 3288.02] So this all allegedly happened between February and May of 2017, and he was charged on December 1st of 2017. +[3288.02 --> 3288.74] Wow! +[3288.74 --> 3288.82] Wow! +[3288.82 --> 3288.86] Wow! +[3288.86 --> 3288.90] Wow! +[3288.90 --> 3289.32] Wow! +[3289.32 --> 3289.90] Wow! +[3289.90 --> 3290.90] Wow! +[3290.90 --> 3291.90] Wow! +[3291.90 --> 3292.90] Wow! +[3292.90 --> 3306.90] And they prompted the company to file a civil lawsuit on March 31st of 2017 against Shaw Communications, PayPal Holdings, CloudFlare, who is Privacy Corp, and who is Guard, Inc. +[3306.90 --> 3308.32] Dang. +[3308.32 --> 3310.72] And Apple was charged on December 1st of 2017. +[3310.72 --> 3311.72] What? +[3311.72 --> 3313.56] I guess they're just shootin' at everybody. +[3313.56 --> 3314.72] Speaking of Apple. +[3314.72 --> 3316.72] We- You know. +[3316.72 --> 3320.72] I was actually kinda thinking maybe I would do a video update. +[3320.72 --> 3323.62] People have been asking, where the heck is our iMac Pro coverage? +[3324.24 --> 3324.38] Oh. +[3324.66 --> 3324.88] Yeah. +[3324.94 --> 3325.54] Do you know about this? +[3325.58 --> 3326.22] Have you heard about this? +[3326.56 --> 3327.02] No. +[3327.22 --> 3328.06] Oh, yes. +[3328.06 --> 3332.86] So we accidentally broke it, which happens from time to time. +[3332.96 --> 3333.18] Yeah. +[3333.36 --> 3334.00] No, I have heard about this. +[3334.00 --> 3339.14] And Apple is outright refusing to repair it, even at our cost. +[3340.26 --> 3340.74] What? +[3340.94 --> 3348.10] So right now, because it's so new, replacement parts are not easy to get, and Apple is just +[3348.10 --> 3349.72] refusing to repair it. +[3349.72 --> 3354.22] So the store contacted Apple HQ, and they were just like, no, don't do it. +[3355.40 --> 3355.84] Why? +[3356.18 --> 3357.96] Yeah, that's a wonderful question, isn't it? +[3358.08 --> 3361.12] So I was thinking maybe we'd do a video about that at some point. +[3361.94 --> 3362.26] Wow. +[3363.04 --> 3364.04] Send it to Rossman. +[3365.18 --> 3367.06] That's an interesting idea. +[3367.20 --> 3369.60] Well, no, I mean, okay, the issue is not that we can't repair it. +[3370.10 --> 3371.30] It's not rocket science. +[3371.38 --> 3373.14] It's got a blown power supply and a broken display. +[3373.52 --> 3375.40] We just need a new power supply and a new display, whatever. +[3375.40 --> 3382.04] The issue is that Apple has a brand new product that, for whatever reason, not they aren't +[3382.04 --> 3382.54] equipped to. +[3382.62 --> 3384.10] They're not saying, hey, give us a couple weeks. +[3384.20 --> 3386.86] I don't know if he's interested or not, but I really feel like tying Rossman into this. +[3386.86 --> 3389.54] They're saying, hey, we are not going to do it. +[3389.94 --> 3393.50] Go take it to an Apple-certified repair shop somewhere else. +[3393.50 --> 3395.58] Wow. +[3396.08 --> 3396.38] Yeah. +[3397.00 --> 3398.82] Like, what's the point of an Apple store? +[3399.04 --> 3399.30] Yeah. +[3400.00 --> 3403.28] Speaking of, you know, supporting customers and all that, we're not asking them to do +[3403.28 --> 3403.80] it for free. +[3403.98 --> 3405.00] They even quoted us. +[3405.56 --> 3407.00] They told us how much it was going to cost. +[3407.06 --> 3407.80] We agreed to it. +[3408.04 --> 3409.30] They held it for a few days. +[3409.44 --> 3410.74] And then we're just like, what? +[3410.92 --> 3412.14] We are not going to repair it. +[3412.36 --> 3412.72] What? +[3412.94 --> 3413.20] Yeah. +[3413.38 --> 3413.98] No, I know. +[3414.46 --> 3415.04] No, no, no, no, no. +[3415.04 --> 3416.84] This is like pretty frustrating. +[3417.28 --> 3417.64] What? +[3418.86 --> 3419.62] How can they? +[3419.76 --> 3420.04] Couldn't? +[3420.04 --> 3425.50] I'm sure there's something in the contract, but if they take money for something. +[3425.62 --> 3426.54] No, they didn't take it yet. +[3426.76 --> 3427.58] They just quoted it. +[3427.74 --> 3428.90] But they took it physically, right? +[3428.92 --> 3429.60] They took your product. +[3429.66 --> 3430.38] Yeah, they took the product. +[3431.06 --> 3434.12] You should be able to like charge them a rental fee or some bullcrap. +[3434.20 --> 3435.30] Nah, you wouldn't be able to do that. +[3435.36 --> 3438.56] If that were the case, then every repair shop anywhere that doesn't end up being able +[3438.56 --> 3441.20] to fix something would be open to that kind of a... +[3441.20 --> 3442.90] But that's a decision. +[3443.10 --> 3444.06] That's not an inability. +[3444.50 --> 3445.00] No, they could... +[3445.00 --> 3446.22] That's not a like, we tried... +[3446.22 --> 3447.96] They could just say, oh, you must have misunderstood us. +[3448.04 --> 3448.92] We can't fix it. +[3448.92 --> 3451.56] In which case, that's a pretty funny video either way. +[3451.70 --> 3452.50] Yeah, that's fair. +[3452.58 --> 3454.46] Apple cannot fix the iMac Pro. +[3455.32 --> 3455.62] Woo! +[3456.42 --> 3457.78] So good luck if it breaks. +[3457.94 --> 3458.92] But Rosman probably can. +[3459.04 --> 3459.78] Yeah, he probably can. +[3460.72 --> 3462.42] Okay, last topic today. +[3462.50 --> 3462.96] This is cool. +[3463.58 --> 3465.36] This is off WindowsCentral.com. +[3465.98 --> 3471.12] Microsoft is building a truly modern version of Windows 10 for PCs codenamed Polaris. +[3471.12 --> 3478.66] They're planning to strip out legacy components in favor of a more modern OS with better battery life. +[3479.66 --> 3480.38] Like what? +[3481.12 --> 3482.18] I don't know. +[3482.82 --> 3484.20] What a wonderful question. +[3485.98 --> 3487.24] Apparently better performance. +[3487.24 --> 3493.22] It'll feature C-Shell, Microsoft's upcoming universal shell that's shared across devices instead of the legacy Microsoft shell. +[3494.22 --> 3502.32] It will also ditch Win32 components and apps like Notepad or Paint in favor of a UWP-first experience just like Windows 10 Mobile. +[3502.50 --> 3502.94] Oh, wow. +[3503.60 --> 3503.94] What? +[3503.94 --> 3508.58] It's working on an updated file explorer built on UWP. +[3510.26 --> 3516.40] Why do they do stuff that, like, just, it's obvious that people will hate? +[3517.48 --> 3517.88] Okay, so... +[3517.88 --> 3520.36] Have you noticed how hard it is to get into your network settings now? +[3520.70 --> 3521.06] Yes. +[3521.10 --> 3522.24] Ever since the Fall Creators update? +[3522.24 --> 3523.08] It's actually a nightmare. +[3523.76 --> 3524.52] It's ridiculous. +[3524.76 --> 3525.52] Like, here, let us just speak. +[3525.52 --> 3527.68] And it auto-changes settings back. +[3527.86 --> 3530.20] You change something and they'll just set it back. +[3530.46 --> 3531.94] That drives me absolutely bonkers. +[3531.94 --> 3533.84] Like, you get stuck here now. +[3534.14 --> 3535.70] And, like, I can never remember. +[3536.10 --> 3537.66] Is it, is it property? +[3537.84 --> 3539.38] No, no, it's not properties. +[3540.12 --> 3541.58] Is it, uh... +[3541.58 --> 3543.80] Takes forever to load because there's too many fancy UI elements. +[3543.80 --> 3544.88] No, it's not hardware properties. +[3545.62 --> 3547.70] Is it, you know, status? +[3547.70 --> 3548.66] It's not dense enough. +[3548.76 --> 3549.66] There's all this white space. +[3549.74 --> 3551.08] You have to scroll for no apparent reason. +[3551.08 --> 3551.98] Oh, oh, wait, hold on. +[3552.02 --> 3553.52] Is it network and sharing center? +[3553.72 --> 3555.46] I think what you're looking for is... +[3555.46 --> 3556.10] Oh, hold on. +[3556.16 --> 3557.54] No, no, I think you can get to it here. +[3558.10 --> 3558.98] There we go. +[3559.30 --> 3559.70] Finally. +[3560.32 --> 3560.72] Finally. +[3560.72 --> 3561.54] Another click. +[3561.54 --> 3562.22] Finally. +[3562.44 --> 3562.98] There you go. +[3563.94 --> 3564.82] And get this. +[3565.58 --> 3567.66] If you want to connect or disconnect a VPN... +[3568.80 --> 3569.34] Oh, my God. +[3569.34 --> 3570.58] It takes you to the stupid thing. +[3570.64 --> 3571.90] It doesn't just connect or disconnect. +[3572.08 --> 3573.92] Are you, are you kidding me? +[3574.34 --> 3578.26] At least to their credit, you can connect and disconnect a VPN by clicking here now. +[3578.40 --> 3579.72] But there was an intermediary. +[3579.94 --> 3581.06] There was an intermediary. +[3581.16 --> 3581.36] Yeah. +[3581.44 --> 3582.70] Where you couldn't do this still. +[3582.86 --> 3584.30] And you just had to come in here and do this. +[3584.42 --> 3589.24] And every time I loaded this straight to here, it wouldn't work until I clicked on another tab and then clicked back. +[3589.24 --> 3591.00] Like, it is shocking how... +[3591.00 --> 3591.36] No, no, no. +[3591.40 --> 3592.12] That goes here now. +[3592.98 --> 3594.40] The one that you pointed at goes here. +[3594.46 --> 3594.64] What? +[3594.74 --> 3595.40] That's the problem. +[3595.54 --> 3595.68] Yeah. +[3595.82 --> 3597.16] This goes here. +[3597.46 --> 3597.92] I thought... +[3597.92 --> 3598.54] Oh. +[3598.54 --> 3600.68] That's as of the last couple of updates. +[3600.86 --> 3601.20] What? +[3601.38 --> 3601.54] Really? +[3601.54 --> 3601.80] Yeah. +[3602.10 --> 3602.54] Yes. +[3603.52 --> 3603.78] No. +[3603.78 --> 3605.76] Because I was just using that as my shortcut. +[3606.74 --> 3607.18] No. +[3607.52 --> 3608.04] Yes. +[3609.36 --> 3612.64] You can still right click, I think, and open network and internet. +[3612.66 --> 3613.42] No, that's still... +[3613.42 --> 3614.04] That's this again. +[3614.16 --> 3614.94] That's this now, too. +[3615.12 --> 3616.84] So there's no straight right click to get to. +[3616.84 --> 3618.46] This is never what I want. +[3618.56 --> 3618.78] No. +[3619.14 --> 3621.84] I can't think of any reason I would want to look at this page. +[3621.92 --> 3623.90] Where's the, like, how it handles with home and public... +[3623.90 --> 3624.78] Oh, hold on, hold on. +[3624.90 --> 3627.22] Oh, oh, this is just bad UI design. +[3627.64 --> 3627.96] That's what I was saying. +[3627.96 --> 3628.70] This is clickable. +[3629.38 --> 3629.60] Yeah. +[3629.78 --> 3631.28] I didn't even realize this was clickable. +[3631.34 --> 3632.34] I thought this was just crap. +[3632.76 --> 3632.98] Yeah. +[3633.08 --> 3635.22] So you can click here and you can get to the adapter settings. +[3635.92 --> 3636.26] Okay. +[3636.68 --> 3637.76] Yeah, they don't look like buttons. +[3638.32 --> 3638.70] Yeah. +[3638.76 --> 3639.64] Until you hover over them. +[3639.64 --> 3643.46] I viciously hate Windows 10. +[3643.84 --> 3650.56] And it sucks because this really cool Microsoft Studios game is in beta right now called Sea of Thieves. +[3650.92 --> 3651.18] Yeah. +[3652.50 --> 3653.66] And I want to play it. +[3653.66 --> 3655.18] And I tweeted, like, does anyone have a key? +[3655.34 --> 3659.62] And, like, awesome Sean from Microsoft is like, here you go, bro. +[3660.50 --> 3663.94] And then I'm like, wait, I can't play it because I'm on Windows 8.1. +[3664.04 --> 3665.92] And you have to use the Windows Store. +[3665.98 --> 3669.42] It's a Windows Store game, sadly, because the Windows Store is a terrible experience. +[3669.78 --> 3671.64] But it looks like a really cool game, so I want to play it. +[3672.06 --> 3673.50] And I don't have any spare SSDs. +[3673.50 --> 3679.34] So I'm going to install Windows 10 on a 500 gig Momentus XT. +[3679.34 --> 3681.80] I think that's what it's called. +[3681.90 --> 3686.78] Those, like, SSD hard drives that really just have a lot of cache. +[3687.16 --> 3688.12] That SSD, yeah. +[3688.18 --> 3689.66] I'm going to install Windows 10 on there. +[3690.92 --> 3693.90] OBS, Chrome, and Sea of Thieves. +[3694.62 --> 3695.32] And that's it. +[3696.74 --> 3698.38] And it'll be a horrible experience. +[3698.56 --> 3699.58] Because it's going to be on a hard drive. +[3699.66 --> 3699.86] Yes. +[3700.04 --> 3700.22] Yeah. +[3700.46 --> 3701.88] So if I ever want to play the game, it'll be on a hard drive. +[3701.96 --> 3706.22] Because I've just, I sat, I literally sat there for, like, half an hour basically staring at my computer. +[3706.36 --> 3707.86] Being like, I really want to play Sea of Thieves. +[3708.18 --> 3711.06] But I really, really don't want to use Windows 10. +[3713.24 --> 3714.72] And that's, it came to there. +[3714.90 --> 3715.38] All right. +[3715.50 --> 3717.90] So thank you guys for tuning into the WAN show. +[3718.04 --> 3718.70] Oh, right. +[3721.02 --> 3722.24] Early access on Flowplay. +[3722.66 --> 3722.94] Yes. +[3723.98 --> 3724.30] Huzzah. +[3724.92 --> 3727.84] Oh, do you want to talk about any of the cool stuff that's going on in Flowplay? +[3727.84 --> 3729.72] Can you talk about the cool stuff that's going on? +[3729.76 --> 3730.30] You're killing me. +[3730.44 --> 3732.20] He's supposed to do blog posts. +[3733.12 --> 3734.92] There's so much cool stuff happening. +[3736.12 --> 3737.48] No, I'm saying it. +[3737.50 --> 3738.26] I'm saying it. +[3738.90 --> 3740.98] We processed a credit card transaction. +[3741.66 --> 3742.46] A lot of them. +[3742.62 --> 3744.18] A lot of credit card transactions. +[3744.40 --> 3744.84] And they resubbed. +[3745.46 --> 3746.30] And they worked. +[3746.74 --> 3747.46] And they resubbed. +[3747.52 --> 3747.78] Yes. +[3747.92 --> 3750.72] The subscription, the subscription mechanism worked. +[3751.04 --> 3752.40] That is a huge milestone. +[3752.62 --> 3753.42] That's really cool. +[3753.42 --> 3756.46] If you've ever, like, developed a platform, you'll know that that's a big deal. +[3756.46 --> 3762.90] Because you can't even do any of that stuff until you've got a lot of the other back-end mechanisms also working. +[3763.14 --> 3764.50] And it, like, associates with accounts. +[3764.60 --> 3766.10] And it grants you access properly. +[3766.26 --> 3768.98] And when your sub dies, it takes away access properly. +[3770.22 --> 3772.06] Why aren't we talking about this stuff? +[3772.18 --> 3772.68] It's cool. +[3772.82 --> 3777.50] Because I want to slam a whole bunch of these things really close to the launch of the platform. +[3777.72 --> 3777.94] Okay. +[3778.06 --> 3779.70] It's like, think of it like sex. +[3779.70 --> 3781.70] A penis can only be... +[3781.70 --> 3781.72] Yeah. +[3781.72 --> 3783.20] So I want an orgasm... +[3783.20 --> 3783.42] No. +[3783.42 --> 3786.26] I want the biggest, most intense orgasm right at the end. +[3786.34 --> 3788.70] A penis can only be so wide... +[3789.22 --> 3789.60] Okay. +[3790.04 --> 3793.26] ...before it just cannot be processed anymore. +[3794.62 --> 3795.06] Okay? +[3795.06 --> 3797.92] You need to... +[3797.92 --> 3807.32] You need to just calm down that, like, massive, you know, like, you know, butcher shop meat-sized erection. +[3807.32 --> 3813.62] And just kind of bang out these news updates... +[3813.62 --> 3814.62] So focus on insertions... +[3814.62 --> 3815.20] ...over time. +[3815.20 --> 3815.82] Over time. +[3816.00 --> 3816.18] Yes. +[3816.18 --> 3817.46] ...instead of one giant one. +[3817.46 --> 3820.84] So back to my screen here. +[3823.06 --> 3827.02] This could be quite possibly the greatest LTT video of all time. +[3827.36 --> 3828.22] This was sort of... +[3828.22 --> 3831.08] So we actually almost lost one of our cameras at CES. +[3832.44 --> 3833.74] Not going to name any names. +[3835.94 --> 3840.58] Someone left one of our camera bags just at the bell desk, basically. +[3841.36 --> 3841.68] And... +[3841.68 --> 3843.54] Why did you just call Luke a giant dick? +[3843.68 --> 3844.46] It had a... +[3845.26 --> 3846.32] I didn't call him one. +[3846.32 --> 3847.50] I said maybe he had one. +[3847.86 --> 3848.30] It's different. +[3850.68 --> 3851.42] One's offensive. +[3851.90 --> 3853.02] One's probably... +[3853.02 --> 3853.28] I don't know. +[3853.30 --> 3854.00] Maybe also offensive. +[3854.28 --> 3854.56] I don't know. +[3855.60 --> 3856.86] Depends how sensitive you are. +[3857.28 --> 3858.00] I got hardcore... +[3858.00 --> 3858.90] The world is confusing right now. +[3858.90 --> 3861.58] I got hardcore SJW'd at the Amazon Go store. +[3862.32 --> 3862.60] Oh? +[3862.72 --> 3863.08] Oh, yeah. +[3863.38 --> 3863.72] Anyway. +[3864.18 --> 3864.66] Oh. +[3865.06 --> 3865.28] Yeah. +[3865.36 --> 3866.42] I had an encounter. +[3866.90 --> 3868.26] I had a real live encounter. +[3868.38 --> 3868.88] It was great. +[3868.98 --> 3869.88] I'm sorry about that. +[3869.88 --> 3870.08] Yeah. +[3870.38 --> 3870.78] Anyway. +[3870.96 --> 3871.16] I apologize. +[3871.24 --> 3872.96] So this video was almost lost. +[3873.30 --> 3876.06] Because it was on an SD card that was sitting in that camera. +[3876.32 --> 3878.12] And it is perhaps the greatest... +[3878.12 --> 3878.78] Have you watched it? +[3878.84 --> 3880.16] ...LTT video of all time. +[3880.50 --> 3881.80] I have watched bits of it. +[3881.84 --> 3882.88] I haven't watched the whole thing. +[3883.96 --> 3884.62] Hold on. +[3886.00 --> 3887.62] We're going to watch a little bit of it now. +[3887.78 --> 3888.00] Hold on. +[3888.06 --> 3888.94] I'm going to throw audio on. +[3888.94 --> 3889.74] This thing is so cool. +[3889.74 --> 3891.78] This is like the coolest product of all time. +[3891.96 --> 3894.56] And this is possibly the greatest LTT video of all time. +[3894.58 --> 3896.08] So that's not a digital screen. +[3896.20 --> 3896.46] Nope. +[3896.58 --> 3896.80] Nope. +[3897.16 --> 3897.42] Nope. +[3897.46 --> 3898.68] Those are physical objects. +[3898.82 --> 3899.00] Yep. +[3899.90 --> 3900.84] And this is... +[3900.84 --> 3901.80] This match. +[3902.38 --> 3903.42] This match is epic. +[3903.62 --> 3904.44] This match is epic. +[3904.56 --> 3905.94] I'm not going to spoil who wins. +[3906.30 --> 3907.38] But it's an epic match. +[3907.48 --> 3908.22] Me versus Luke. +[3908.32 --> 3908.96] Mano a mano. +[3909.12 --> 3909.84] It was close. +[3910.02 --> 3911.30] Real world pong. +[3911.52 --> 3911.76] Yeah. +[3911.88 --> 3912.98] Real world pong. +[3912.98 --> 3915.14] Just like seemingly every competition we do. +[3915.36 --> 3916.06] Like Scrapyard Wars. +[3916.08 --> 3917.68] The Amazon Go store video is up. +[3918.30 --> 3919.90] So I went down to buy myself some always. +[3920.20 --> 3920.56] Nice. +[3921.08 --> 3921.72] Heck yeah. +[3922.04 --> 3922.98] Got in trouble for that. +[3925.94 --> 3927.02] That's what you got in trouble for. +[3927.02 --> 3927.32] Yeah. +[3928.38 --> 3929.04] Interesting, hey? +[3929.08 --> 3929.74] Not from Amazon. +[3930.16 --> 3931.78] That was my SJW encounter. +[3932.10 --> 3932.40] Okay. +[3932.54 --> 3934.56] The DIY micro SSD. +[3935.06 --> 3936.68] Micro SD SSD. +[3937.02 --> 3938.02] This was an adventure. +[3938.12 --> 3938.40] Is up. +[3938.40 --> 3938.80] I watched that. +[3938.90 --> 3939.36] That was good. +[3939.64 --> 3940.46] That was fun. +[3940.54 --> 3941.26] That was really fun. +[3941.26 --> 3944.20] Mining Adventure Part 3 is up. +[3945.02 --> 3945.94] ASIC miners. +[3947.02 --> 3947.68] Dun dun dun. +[3947.82 --> 3948.74] Are they worth it? +[3949.40 --> 3951.10] That answer changes from day to day. +[3951.38 --> 3952.18] Hey guys. +[3952.76 --> 3954.14] The iMac Pro review. +[3954.56 --> 3955.94] From a PC guy's perspective. +[3956.08 --> 3956.56] That's up. +[3957.28 --> 3957.98] Just the review. +[3958.20 --> 3961.56] The rest of the content has to wait until we can put it back together. +[3962.56 --> 3963.38] Scammed on eBay. +[3964.40 --> 3965.54] That was a good video. +[3965.54 --> 3966.26] Testing the 56 core system. +[3966.40 --> 3967.54] It's 19 minutes long. +[3967.56 --> 3968.68] That's a really good video. +[3968.80 --> 3970.02] The whole thing is really good. +[3970.06 --> 3971.04] 19 minutes long. +[3971.04 --> 3971.42] My friends. +[3971.42 --> 3972.32] Editing on it's good. +[3972.56 --> 3973.54] The hosting is good. +[3973.78 --> 3974.46] Good job. +[3975.26 --> 3976.04] It was a good video. +[3976.24 --> 3976.42] Yep. +[3976.54 --> 3977.32] Great work, A Prime. +[3978.34 --> 3978.72] Yeah. +[3978.84 --> 3980.18] So we've also got a couple tech quickies. +[3980.26 --> 3981.24] How does Bitcoin work? +[3982.20 --> 3984.24] We've got a lot of really good feedback on this video. +[3984.38 --> 3986.58] People are saying this is one of the better summaries out there. +[3987.12 --> 3989.08] Also, what are Pentium Gold and Silver? +[3989.08 --> 3993.54] Because who the crap knows what Intel's talking about these days. +[3994.16 --> 4000.94] And if you are subscribed to BitWit, then you can also get early access to Kyle's stuff. +[4001.00 --> 4001.60] Where is it? +[4001.60 --> 4008.80] The Happiest Place on Earth breaks down is a really wholesome, actually fun to watch video. +[4009.30 --> 4011.30] Kyle's has fantastic humor. +[4011.48 --> 4012.64] Wifey Sauce is hilarious. +[4013.06 --> 4013.80] They go to Disneyland. +[4014.18 --> 4016.44] It has almost nothing to do with tech. +[4016.58 --> 4017.58] And it is great. +[4018.04 --> 4018.98] I don't know. +[4019.86 --> 4023.70] I clicked on it to be like, oh, the upload worked and blah, blah, blah. +[4023.76 --> 4025.74] I want to see how the service is going because some people are whatever. +[4026.04 --> 4030.20] And then I ended up just sitting there and watched the whole thing and was like, I feel good about stuff now. +[4030.60 --> 4032.04] This is going to be a good day. +[4032.30 --> 4035.06] Speaking of the upload working, you guys have retooled a lot of the back end. +[4035.12 --> 4036.54] Is the performance on the player still good? +[4036.72 --> 4037.18] It should be. +[4037.28 --> 4037.64] Oh, I missed my click. +[4038.86 --> 4039.18] Wow. +[4039.48 --> 4040.20] Yeah, it should be good. +[4040.54 --> 4040.86] Wow. +[4040.86 --> 4042.64] Did you guys see that instant playback? +[4044.22 --> 4045.74] Let's see what happens when we switch to 1080. +[4045.74 --> 4049.40] I think you might have to click play again. +[4049.66 --> 4049.98] Oh, really? +[4050.66 --> 4051.04] Oh, no. +[4051.14 --> 4051.68] There we go. +[4051.86 --> 4051.98] Okay. +[4053.32 --> 4056.18] His video quality in this is actually not that great. +[4056.28 --> 4058.26] So don't judge our 1080p based on this video. +[4058.26 --> 4059.06] And it's going through Twitch. +[4059.34 --> 4060.06] Not fair. +[4060.92 --> 4061.22] But anyway. +[4061.44 --> 4062.44] That's a cool poster thingy. +[4063.30 --> 4067.98] The pacing and the editing in the beginning before they go to Disneyland is really good. +[4068.58 --> 4070.80] And then it's hilarious once they're there. +[4071.00 --> 4071.38] I don't know. +[4071.70 --> 4072.32] It's good. +[4072.48 --> 4073.00] Very good video. +[4073.28 --> 4073.70] All right. +[4073.76 --> 4074.36] So there you go. +[4074.36 --> 4076.00] There's the update on Floatplane. +[4076.28 --> 4076.88] Sort of. +[4077.66 --> 4079.10] A lot of great content over there, though. +[4079.16 --> 4080.88] So go sign up if you haven't already. +[4081.62 --> 4087.66] And hopefully very soon we will have annual subscriptions working again. +[4088.36 --> 4089.42] That'll be when the site launches. +[4089.42 --> 4089.58] Very soon. +[4089.94 --> 4091.08] So the reason why annual... +[4091.08 --> 4092.20] When the site launches very soon. +[4093.10 --> 4098.66] The reason why annual subscriptions got cut wasn't because I don't want to give people a discount for subscribing annually. +[4098.66 --> 4102.62] I absolutely want to do that because then that encourages people to subscribe annually. +[4103.16 --> 4103.56] Obviously. +[4103.68 --> 4104.98] That's why everyone does that. +[4104.98 --> 4110.20] But I didn't want to lock people onto the current payments platform because it's garbage. +[4110.76 --> 4114.10] So I'm hoping that we can launch the new site, get you on the new payments platform. +[4114.22 --> 4115.84] Then there will be the discounts for yearly. +[4116.20 --> 4120.48] And if you were subscribed yearly and then now you're subscribed monthly, don't worry. +[4120.54 --> 4122.46] You'll still be grandfathered into the nice pricing. +[4122.46 --> 4124.24] Are we going to find a way to work that? +[4124.44 --> 4125.44] How are we going to do that? +[4125.54 --> 4125.70] Okay. +[4125.70 --> 4126.46] We'll figure that out. +[4126.56 --> 4127.28] Still some things to sort out. +[4127.28 --> 4128.16] It won't actually be that hard. +[4128.28 --> 4128.50] Okay. +[4128.60 --> 4128.88] Okay. +[4128.96 --> 4129.16] Cool. +[4129.36 --> 4129.50] Yeah. +[4129.50 --> 4130.46] All right. +[4130.56 --> 4130.76] Cool. +[4131.66 --> 4133.46] People want the SJW story. +[4134.84 --> 4135.82] Is it a good idea? +[4136.04 --> 4136.78] I don't know. +[4137.64 --> 4138.24] After party? +[4138.68 --> 4139.38] I don't know. +[4139.56 --> 4140.40] No, I got to go. +[4140.80 --> 4141.02] Okay. +[4141.94 --> 4142.42] All right. +[4142.56 --> 4143.70] I'll do it really quick. +[4143.82 --> 4144.04] Okay. +[4144.14 --> 4144.96] I'll do it really quick. +[4144.96 --> 4145.96] So basically... +[4147.54 --> 4148.76] You're playing with fire here. +[4148.82 --> 4149.20] I know. +[4149.42 --> 4149.72] I know. +[4149.72 --> 4150.02] It's literally... +[4150.02 --> 4150.14] Okay. +[4150.24 --> 4150.70] I know. +[4151.00 --> 4152.00] One thing to consider. +[4152.32 --> 4152.66] Oh, no. +[4152.76 --> 4153.26] I don't... +[4153.26 --> 4154.60] We are not a federal institution. +[4154.96 --> 4155.16] Okay. +[4155.24 --> 4155.50] That's fine. +[4155.62 --> 4155.78] Okay. +[4155.84 --> 4158.50] There is laws against certain things in Canada now. +[4158.56 --> 4158.86] Anyways. +[4158.92 --> 4159.20] Okay. +[4159.20 --> 4159.56] Okay. +[4160.02 --> 4167.84] So anyway, I'm kind of done shooting the piece and I'm waiting to get my receipt on my phone. +[4168.42 --> 4173.04] And so Dennis, like, I'm holding the stuff I bought and it's like kind of awkward because +[4173.04 --> 4177.76] Dennis has to keep his camera pointed at it because we want to see the push notification. +[4178.38 --> 4178.64] Okay. +[4178.70 --> 4179.94] So we like, we can't really move. +[4180.00 --> 4185.12] So I've got like, I've got these like pads and we put the food in the bag. +[4185.12 --> 4188.74] So I just have these pads and I have my phone and like my mic battery is dying. +[4188.74 --> 4191.48] So we need to like swap the batteries and we're trying to hold everything. +[4191.48 --> 4192.80] We're trying to like... +[4192.80 --> 4193.12] Anyway. +[4194.92 --> 4201.60] So this person comes up to me and goes, are you guys like bloggers? +[4201.60 --> 4203.94] And I'm like, oh yeah. +[4203.94 --> 4207.44] And she's like, did I say she? +[4207.44 --> 4208.20] The person. +[4209.78 --> 4211.14] Because I'm not going to assume. +[4211.14 --> 4219.06] The person, the person kind of makes a face and goes, and is part of your bit that you're +[4219.06 --> 4222.48] here buying pads and that that's embarrassing? +[4223.32 --> 4230.26] And I'm like, and then I don't actually get a chance to say anything because that's perpetuating +[4230.26 --> 4232.26] something, something. +[4232.40 --> 4234.00] I kind of was tuned out by that point. +[4234.00 --> 4238.62] And, and it's totally natural and it's fine. +[4238.66 --> 4239.76] And I'm like, yeah, it is. +[4239.78 --> 4240.28] And that's fine. +[4240.28 --> 4240.88] And that's good. +[4241.34 --> 4243.76] And then he has a wife who he's probably buying them for. +[4243.88 --> 4244.10] Yep. +[4244.30 --> 4248.48] Um, and you know, it's one of those, it's one of those conversations where it's like, look, +[4248.74 --> 4256.36] honestly, I am not personally shy and I don't feel awkward about natural bodily functions. +[4256.36 --> 4256.74] No. +[4256.74 --> 4259.20] Because who gives a shit? +[4259.42 --> 4259.74] Get it? +[4260.28 --> 4272.16] Oh, but I'm also not going to pretend that people don't feel a little awkward when they +[4272.16 --> 4277.40] have to go to a drug store and buy condoms or tampons or suppositories, anything that +[4277.40 --> 4284.10] goes on your genitals, up your genitals, or, you know, up your butt is just, you know what? +[4284.10 --> 4286.92] But people feel a little awkward about that. +[4287.36 --> 4289.18] There's evolutionary reasons why you feel awkward about those things. +[4289.20 --> 4290.24] And that's fine too. +[4291.54 --> 4296.90] Basically, the premise of the video is, you know, I need to buy something. +[4297.04 --> 4298.86] The original plan was condoms, actually. +[4299.38 --> 4302.04] The original plan was, was extra small condoms. +[4302.70 --> 4306.24] And I was going to, it was going to be a joke at my own expense because I was going to +[4306.24 --> 4307.48] want to buy some condoms. +[4307.62 --> 4312.66] They needed to be, obviously, I don't need those because, but, but the joke was going to +[4312.66 --> 4319.50] be, I need to buy some condoms and I hate, I hate telling people my size, you know, and +[4319.50 --> 4322.38] so, you know, I need, I need a store that doesn't have cashiers. +[4322.82 --> 4324.68] So I'm going to drive all the way to Seattle. +[4325.94 --> 4329.68] So I don't have to show the extra small condoms to the cashier. +[4329.82 --> 4330.06] Okay. +[4330.06 --> 4333.98] And we call the head and they don't carry condoms. +[4334.20 --> 4340.48] So we were like, what's the only like personal care or personal hygiene product that you carry? +[4340.52 --> 4342.10] And it turned out it was tampons and pads. +[4342.10 --> 4344.88] So we had to adapt it. +[4345.18 --> 4346.98] And there you go. +[4348.28 --> 4349.10] That was it. +[4349.44 --> 4353.54] And the funny thing is I was sitting eating my lunch on a bench in the building next to +[4353.54 --> 4353.72] it. +[4354.14 --> 4360.06] And an Amazon staffer who happened to be female comes by and she's like, oh, is your bit that +[4360.06 --> 4362.84] you don't have to talk to the cashier about the pads? +[4363.32 --> 4364.06] That's hilarious. +[4364.36 --> 4367.06] That's something I didn't even think of as a benefit for this store. +[4367.06 --> 4371.36] Because when husbands and boyfriends have to come in and buy pads and tampons, they can +[4371.36 --> 4372.20] do it discreetly. +[4372.56 --> 4372.88] Brilliant. +[4373.46 --> 4375.14] And she goes on her way. +[4377.40 --> 4378.86] Which is like, yeah. +[4379.26 --> 4380.50] People are allowed to feel awkward. +[4380.50 --> 4383.52] And we were talking for a little bit more, actually. +[4383.90 --> 4387.74] And I go, yeah, you know, I actually took flack over this angle for the video. +[4388.12 --> 4393.48] And she goes, oh, you know, that's, well, you know, I'm from the East Coast. +[4394.24 --> 4394.62] And, uh. +[4397.06 --> 4402.82] And I was like, well, you know, I'm West Coast and I got nothing to say about, about +[4402.82 --> 4403.22] that. +[4403.32 --> 4405.06] But, you know, East Coast sounds great. +[4405.26 --> 4406.02] Oh, man. +[4406.38 --> 4412.50] You know, it's just, it's one of those things where people are going to be offended or not +[4412.50 --> 4412.88] offended. +[4413.00 --> 4417.72] My personal, my personal philosophy on the whole thing, I don't get real personal on the +[4417.72 --> 4418.66] WAN show very often. +[4418.96 --> 4421.36] But my personal philosophy is, you know what? +[4421.68 --> 4424.24] It is very easy to get offended in life. +[4424.24 --> 4426.88] You can get offended by almost anything. +[4427.34 --> 4429.82] It is really hard to get along. +[4430.62 --> 4435.46] And so what we all need to work at is getting along. +[4435.62 --> 4442.48] And if everybody focuses on that, and if we focus on people's intent rather than on exactly +[4442.48 --> 4447.08] the words they used or the way that they used them, it would be a better world. +[4447.50 --> 4447.66] Yeah. +[4447.66 --> 4449.60] That's all I have to say. +[4449.68 --> 4452.30] Don't assume people are trying to be jerks. +[4452.48 --> 4454.08] Thank you for watching the WAN show. +[4454.18 --> 4455.30] We will see you again next week. +[4455.38 --> 4457.00] Same bat time, same bat channel. +[4457.10 --> 4462.30] Assuming we haven't been, you know, assuming we can get past the picket line of people who +[4462.30 --> 4463.48] are upset in front of our office. +[4463.74 --> 4463.90] Yeah. +[4467.60 --> 4468.44] Bill C-16. +[4468.70 --> 4468.92] Yeah. +[4469.04 --> 4470.10] Bill C-16 is crazy. +[4471.50 --> 4472.52] What's Bill C-16? +[4472.52 --> 4473.30] I don't know. +[4473.54 --> 4481.04] Uh, federal institutions, you are legally obligated to, essentially it's a bill against +[4481.04 --> 4485.02] certain parts of the Free Speech Act, but Canada doesn't have the same thing. +[4485.16 --> 4490.60] It's really complicated, and there's other bills that affect it, so it's a really difficult +[4490.60 --> 4494.02] thing to understand, and just saying it during the outro is not going to make enough sense. +[4494.26 --> 4495.56] I would recommend doing research on it. +[4495.68 --> 4498.96] Don't just read the bill, because there are other bills that affect it. +[4499.56 --> 4500.84] So it's more complicated than that. +[4500.84 --> 4501.16] Anyways. diff --git a/WAN Show DENNIS EDITION - July 20, 2018_transcript.txt b/WAN Show DENNIS EDITION - July 20, 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..acf6881b50d090cdf91849e80fcef721854fba72 --- /dev/null +++ b/WAN Show DENNIS EDITION - July 20, 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1268 @@ +[0.00 --> 6.08] Oh, I really wish I could tell you guys why I'm late today, but it's under embargo and I can't, but it's really cool. +[6.86 --> 7.52] Always late. +[7.52 --> 12.50] It's like, well, no, but there's always a different reason, and today the reason is actually really cool. +[13.24 --> 14.74] Yeah, we, what's that? +[14.82 --> 15.10] I know. +[15.78 --> 16.46] Yeah, yeah, we're straight. +[17.76 --> 19.78] Jake got kicked off hardcore. +[20.88 --> 21.72] Well, hopefully this works. +[21.74 --> 24.84] All right, so we've got a great show for you guys today. +[24.84 --> 34.58] Jay Dennis is going to be sharing with us his experience doing his very first episode of TechLinked. +[34.82 --> 35.54] That is going up. +[35.54 --> 37.46] Can someone, can someone zoom us in a little bit more? +[37.54 --> 40.66] We have, we're like, we're like swimming in the frame here, if you don't mind. +[41.02 --> 41.58] That would be great. +[41.66 --> 42.16] Thank you. +[42.46 --> 43.88] Yeah, I like to get close and intimate. +[44.06 --> 45.06] You know, come on, come on over here. +[45.58 --> 47.82] See, Dennis has never, Dennis has never been on WAN Show before. +[47.82 --> 48.24] I have. +[48.24 --> 49.24] Have you? +[49.74 --> 50.96] Not for the entire show. +[51.72 --> 53.00] Are you on for the entire show? +[53.40 --> 54.72] No, no, I never actually. +[54.72 --> 57.82] Also, where the devil are my other adapters, Jake? +[58.34 --> 58.80] On my desk. +[59.42 --> 60.36] You have one dog or more. +[60.98 --> 61.52] I wonder. +[62.16 --> 62.64] All right. +[62.82 --> 67.94] So Dennis hosted his very first episode of TechLinked today. +[68.10 --> 68.62] They request. +[69.10 --> 72.00] And it was pretty cringy from what I saw. +[72.08 --> 72.66] No, it was not. +[73.16 --> 75.36] Don't bump the table because the mic's attached to it. +[75.44 --> 78.48] It was pretty cringy from what I saw. +[79.06 --> 82.92] But maybe I missed some parts of it that were going smoothly. +[83.48 --> 85.06] That maybe, maybe were great. +[85.60 --> 90.58] So can you go ahead and let me know how that was for you? +[91.28 --> 93.02] So Brandon was shooting. +[93.24 --> 93.98] It was fine. +[94.12 --> 94.80] It was. +[95.18 --> 95.34] Okay. +[95.34 --> 96.28] Hold on, Brandon. +[96.36 --> 96.92] Don't go away. +[97.90 --> 98.94] Let Dennis finish. +[99.50 --> 100.32] How did it go, Dennis? +[100.50 --> 104.32] In the beginning, it was kind of hard to read some words for pronunciation. +[104.64 --> 105.26] Some words are hard. +[105.64 --> 109.24] So Riley had to change the word. +[109.62 --> 111.14] What's the word I couldn't pronounce? +[111.20 --> 111.86] I don't even remember. +[111.98 --> 113.44] And he just changed to something very simple. +[113.64 --> 114.70] Like, just say great. +[114.70 --> 118.72] And I just used that word or like better. +[118.96 --> 119.88] Something like that. +[120.28 --> 122.52] He just used some words he uses too hard for me. +[122.74 --> 122.92] Right. +[123.02 --> 123.18] Okay. +[123.24 --> 124.78] And I think it's good. +[124.88 --> 125.14] It's good. +[125.24 --> 125.86] You should watch the video. +[125.92 --> 127.58] It's coming out very soon, I think. +[127.64 --> 127.82] Okay. +[127.92 --> 128.68] Out of 10, Brandon. +[129.88 --> 130.20] Oh. +[130.62 --> 131.78] I think it's better than, okay. +[131.92 --> 132.10] It's better than. +[132.42 --> 134.54] You did better than my first time on camera. +[134.88 --> 135.74] So 6.5. +[135.86 --> 136.74] 6.5. +[136.98 --> 137.30] Okay. +[137.48 --> 137.80] Out of 10. +[137.80 --> 141.04] So today's episode of TechLinked, don't miss it. +[141.24 --> 142.72] Six and a half out of 10 quality. +[143.48 --> 144.04] But fortunately. +[145.50 --> 149.70] Fortunately, we have at least fixed the stream quality of the WAN show. +[150.16 --> 155.36] Some of you are speculating that we might have upgraded to a different camera. +[155.70 --> 156.02] No. +[156.20 --> 166.66] All we did was change the video settings to the same as we used on the LG Ultra Wide streamed PC build yesterday. +[167.96 --> 168.08] And... +[168.08 --> 169.68] It looks so good. +[169.76 --> 170.68] Bippity boppity fix. +[170.76 --> 173.02] Oh, Brandon says we've also fixed some of the lighting as well. +[173.02 --> 181.30] So the reality of it is that the lights in question are like $60 softboxes. +[181.66 --> 183.86] Brandon, these are nothing fancy, right? +[184.26 --> 185.34] I don't think... +[185.34 --> 186.14] Nothing fancy. +[186.64 --> 189.02] And the camera is identical. +[189.40 --> 190.82] The capture hardware is identical. +[191.28 --> 194.90] We've just been doing it that wrong for that long. +[194.90 --> 200.94] So on that note, let's get this WAN show epic fail party started! +[200.94 --> 215.32] I don't expect you to. +[215.32 --> 219.18] You know they can hear you right now, right? +[219.24 --> 219.54] Can they? +[220.32 --> 221.26] Can they hear you? +[221.28 --> 221.88] Oh my god! +[224.32 --> 227.16] We've got some sponsors! +[227.16 --> 231.08] All right. +[231.26 --> 234.94] So we have got a great show for you guys today. +[234.94 --> 236.30] We've got a bunch of cool topics. +[236.74 --> 240.78] Apple's new MacBook Pro throttles so bad. +[240.78 --> 248.86] So bad that we had to do a dedicated live stream today to show how we could get it to throttle +[248.86 --> 254.34] from being inside the packaging to thermal throttled in less than 20 minutes. +[254.74 --> 261.14] And we probably could have done it a lot faster if I had any idea what the heck I was doing with a MacBook. +[261.14 --> 265.72] And if it was already unboxed, we could have done it in like one minute. +[267.58 --> 270.18] So a number of different publications have talked about this. +[270.24 --> 272.72] So we'll talk about our results as well as others. +[272.92 --> 277.66] In other news, the new MacBook Pro keyboard does apparently have crumb protection. +[277.94 --> 278.84] What's crumb protection? +[279.04 --> 279.58] Crumb protection. +[279.78 --> 282.92] We will go through that in more detail once we get to that news topic. +[283.06 --> 284.60] This is the part where we tease them. +[284.88 --> 287.80] You know, it's like the news segment that's like, +[287.80 --> 289.80] make sure you watch the news at 11. +[290.10 --> 290.28] You know? +[290.28 --> 294.32] Like, oh, coffee could give you AIDS in your mouth. +[294.44 --> 295.28] More at 11. +[295.34 --> 296.86] And you're like, no, I need to know now. +[297.04 --> 297.48] It's a hook. +[297.70 --> 298.22] It's a hook. +[298.32 --> 299.14] Yeah, it's the hook. +[299.22 --> 302.88] See, Dennis has learned so much about making videos since he got here. +[303.20 --> 305.40] Like, when I first met him, he was like, +[305.48 --> 308.04] yeah, I'm going to make a video about an interview, +[308.24 --> 310.18] and I'm going to have a picture of Hitler in the background. +[310.80 --> 313.26] Dennis, why do you mention this every time? +[313.48 --> 315.66] And I have to explain this every time. +[315.78 --> 316.76] Just forget about that. +[316.82 --> 317.34] It's not true. +[317.60 --> 318.42] It is true. +[318.76 --> 320.12] It's 100% true. +[320.48 --> 322.34] When I interviewed Dennis on Skype, +[322.80 --> 325.64] he had a poster of Hitler on the wall behind him. +[325.98 --> 328.64] See, now he's trying to run away from the truth. +[328.84 --> 329.80] But it was the truth. +[329.90 --> 332.04] Okay, it does require a little bit more context. +[332.22 --> 332.84] You know what? +[332.86 --> 334.14] We're going to talk about that later, too. +[334.98 --> 340.94] The Ryzen 3000 series may have more than eight cores. +[340.94 --> 344.82] This is a rumor over at Tech Power Up. +[345.16 --> 347.10] MSI apparently has dropped some hints. +[347.58 --> 349.80] And finally, yet another CPU rumor. +[350.00 --> 350.82] Intel chips. +[350.88 --> 351.66] The new one's coming. +[352.10 --> 357.06] May finally, on the consumer side, have soldered IHSs. +[357.24 --> 362.04] Maybe Intel has finally bowed to the pressures. +[362.28 --> 363.54] Would it be bowed or bowed? +[364.08 --> 364.92] Look who I'm asking. +[365.10 --> 365.40] Forget it. +[365.46 --> 366.58] Bowed to the pressure, probably. +[366.72 --> 366.94] Okay. +[367.96 --> 368.52] All right. +[368.80 --> 370.98] So why don't we jump into our first topic here. +[371.58 --> 372.64] Dennis' Hitler poster. +[373.02 --> 373.24] Oh. +[373.86 --> 374.22] That. +[374.98 --> 375.38] Okay. +[375.38 --> 381.40] Why did you have a poster of Hitler on the wall behind you when I interviewed you for a job? +[381.48 --> 382.40] I did not. +[382.86 --> 386.94] I didn't remember that I have that on my wall. +[387.18 --> 395.64] And that is as a reference about something that the political issue that we had back then in Taiwan didn't actually mean about Hitler. +[395.82 --> 398.82] It had some Chinese character on that, but you just didn't understand. +[399.62 --> 402.40] So I misunderstood your Hitler poster. +[402.40 --> 405.96] It's not, I'm, like, appreciating that person. +[405.96 --> 406.52] Twitch chat. +[406.70 --> 407.94] Dennis did nothing wrong. +[408.16 --> 408.72] Oh, no. +[409.18 --> 409.42] That. +[410.18 --> 410.90] I was. +[410.94 --> 413.78] No, I'm not saying Dennis did nothing wrong, but. +[414.34 --> 418.90] And let's get, let's get those, let's get that chopped out so we can take that out of context, right? +[419.70 --> 422.72] I'm not saying Dennis did nothing wrong. +[423.04 --> 429.04] It's just that Dennis had a poster of Hitler on the wall behind him during a job interview. +[430.04 --> 431.38] That was a mistake. +[431.38 --> 436.58] But the poster didn't mean, the poster was, like, being, like, against this guy. +[436.88 --> 438.64] It's, like, no. +[439.16 --> 439.52] No. +[440.02 --> 440.30] Right. +[440.70 --> 442.14] But it didn't have a symbol, like, no. +[442.14 --> 443.00] But it didn't have a symbol. +[443.14 --> 444.20] But it has Chinese characters. +[444.20 --> 445.78] But it has Chinese characters that mean no. +[445.78 --> 447.54] I wish I had a picture of it, but I don't have it. +[447.82 --> 448.70] It's gone. +[449.04 --> 449.50] It's already gone. +[449.62 --> 450.68] I think my mom took it down. +[450.70 --> 452.10] We should totally do a new shirt. +[452.80 --> 453.12] Oh. +[453.18 --> 454.94] Like a Dennis did nothing wrong shirt. +[454.94 --> 459.18] We could just get some Sharpie and give you a little, uh... +[459.18 --> 459.66] Must-up. +[459.68 --> 460.52] Actually, you know what? +[460.56 --> 461.78] We're not gonna do that. +[461.98 --> 473.50] As a general, as a general rule, Linus Tech Tips tries to stay pretty, um, you know, pretty, uh, PG-friendly. +[473.98 --> 474.24] You know? +[474.32 --> 474.80] Maybe not even... +[474.80 --> 474.92] Really? +[475.60 --> 475.98] Yeah? +[475.98 --> 476.16] Yeah? +[477.16 --> 478.10] Oh, come on. +[478.14 --> 479.82] How much time have you spent on YouTube? +[480.90 --> 482.94] People are like, I would buy that shirt. +[483.14 --> 484.52] No, no, no, no, no, no. +[485.12 --> 485.48] No. +[485.72 --> 489.46] But have they seen my, the new shirt we sell at LTX? +[489.70 --> 490.30] Uh, is that... +[490.30 --> 491.92] Wait, is that listed online yet? +[492.86 --> 493.84] I don't think so. +[494.72 --> 496.00] It's been... +[496.00 --> 497.00] It's only sold... +[497.00 --> 498.74] We only sold them at LTX. +[498.96 --> 499.36] Seriously? +[499.60 --> 501.14] So we don't even have it listed online? +[501.26 --> 501.94] Do you have one here? +[501.98 --> 502.62] Should I go grab it? +[502.64 --> 503.50] You should go grab it. +[503.52 --> 503.86] Yeah, sure. +[504.08 --> 505.96] We could totally do a variant. +[506.16 --> 507.80] Of, like, the dentist shirt. +[508.86 --> 509.50] Oh, man. +[509.58 --> 510.36] Yeah, that would be awesome. +[510.46 --> 513.68] This thing is, like, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a moving meme. +[513.92 --> 518.04] Like, once you put it on, it's a wearable, it's a completely wearable meme. +[518.54 --> 520.36] I, I actually had no... +[520.36 --> 526.46] Honestly, I don't know about a lot of the shirt designs that they work on these days. +[526.80 --> 528.90] Until they show up on the store. +[529.28 --> 532.22] Or, like, add a meetup, apparently. +[532.84 --> 537.52] So there's, there's a couple things in the store here that I'm just gonna, that I'm gonna pop up here. +[537.56 --> 540.74] I actually haven't tested my, my screen cap to see if it's working yet. +[540.84 --> 541.40] Oh, it is. +[541.44 --> 541.64] Cool. +[542.14 --> 545.58] So this one, for example, the Troll Linus shirt. +[546.14 --> 547.26] The name is real. +[547.36 --> 549.64] They were actually trolling me when they created it. +[549.64 --> 554.52] This one, someone showed up at the meetup wearing this. +[555.08 --> 556.84] This was an A-Prime initiative. +[557.52 --> 558.76] Absolutely horrible. +[559.20 --> 563.08] It is every bit as awful in person as it looks online. +[563.22 --> 565.52] And the way that it's printed is actually really nice. +[565.70 --> 567.70] Like, it looks crisp. +[568.12 --> 573.62] And then even, like, everything, under the armpits, the whole thing is printed with horrible thumbnail faces. +[573.62 --> 577.32] And then, of course, they created this mess. +[577.98 --> 578.70] Go ahead. +[579.80 --> 580.62] Yeah, stand up. +[581.48 --> 582.28] Oh my god. +[582.46 --> 585.38] This was supposed for a bureau we, we did. +[585.82 --> 587.78] And I don't know why they took it down. +[588.08 --> 592.30] They took it out from the, I think it's S8 review or something. +[592.46 --> 592.74] Really? +[592.90 --> 594.14] They took that out of the video? +[594.66 --> 596.34] It's very distasteful. +[596.76 --> 600.20] I don't, I don't, I don't agree with you. +[600.28 --> 600.92] I think it's fine. +[600.92 --> 607.14] I, so every time someone brought me one of these at the show, I was going out of my way to it. +[607.14 --> 612.84] I know, I saw so many, you, you like drew on my, my eye and mustache and stuff. +[612.84 --> 616.36] Yeah, so I was defacing all of the dentist shirts. +[616.58 --> 619.76] Whenever I had time, like if there were like 30 people in front of me. +[619.90 --> 621.32] You actually spent a lot of time on that. +[621.34 --> 627.88] Oh yeah, there was one, oh, was there one where I like, didn't I color in your, an entire eye patch on your eye? +[627.88 --> 628.48] Yes, that's the one. +[628.48 --> 631.48] That one took so long, but I was like, you know what? +[631.54 --> 633.18] This is 100% worth it. +[634.04 --> 634.40] Yeah. +[634.44 --> 636.44] So this shirt is not available online yet. +[637.14 --> 637.28] No. +[637.70 --> 638.22] Not yet. +[638.38 --> 638.92] Oh, okay. +[638.92 --> 639.20] Just told me. +[639.24 --> 640.08] Are we going to put it online? +[640.70 --> 641.56] I don't know. +[641.66 --> 642.26] Maybe, maybe not. +[642.46 --> 642.80] Maybe. +[643.10 --> 643.42] I don't know. +[643.66 --> 649.56] I mean, honestly, I think it's kind of fun to have like exclusive merch that's only available at something like a meetup. +[649.62 --> 651.50] I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing. +[651.70 --> 652.30] No, we'll see. +[652.30 --> 655.32] Actually, we should, have we even, when was LTX? +[656.08 --> 656.88] Last Sunday. +[656.98 --> 658.10] I mean, time's a blur for me. +[658.16 --> 660.20] It hasn't, we haven't done a WAN show since LTX. +[660.40 --> 660.84] Last Saturday. +[661.06 --> 661.58] How was it? +[661.76 --> 662.30] What did you think? +[662.32 --> 663.16] Oh, it was crazy. +[663.24 --> 665.90] I think, I think we have more people this year, right? +[666.86 --> 667.82] Oh, quite a few more. +[667.92 --> 669.72] We had over 1,100 people. +[669.90 --> 671.90] Some, just almost 1,200 people show up this year. +[671.90 --> 677.22] Okay, so most of the people, most of the people I met, they are not from Canada. +[677.92 --> 682.00] Like, they are mostly from the state, Australia, UK. +[682.52 --> 683.30] They're from everywhere. +[683.50 --> 684.92] Okay, I have a confession. +[685.16 --> 685.30] Yeah. +[685.42 --> 686.16] Hold that thought. +[686.66 --> 688.80] That stresses me out a lot. +[689.34 --> 693.82] So, the night before, I was actually having like a panic attack a little bit. +[694.70 --> 697.02] And honestly, like everything was fine. +[697.02 --> 701.44] I actually apologized to Colton and Steph afterward for freaking out. +[701.60 --> 708.54] But it got to the point where I actually asked them, okay, how much are we in this for? +[708.86 --> 710.56] And they gave me a total number. +[710.98 --> 713.40] It was more than 10,000, but less than 100. +[714.28 --> 720.86] And so, I was like, and my immediate response was, and I felt so bad for saying this. +[720.90 --> 722.38] I was like, okay then. +[722.38 --> 728.88] So, worst case scenario, we're out however many thousands of dollars it was, and we just refund everyone. +[729.26 --> 732.46] And they were like, what did you just say? +[733.28 --> 743.52] Because basically, I was so worried about a few things that I was like, I thought we were going to be TanaCon 2.0. +[743.52 --> 752.16] And this was just me freaking out because, and then, and then, like, it didn't even make me feel better for longer than like two seconds. +[752.16 --> 764.04] Because what I realized, based on how huge the international audience was, the last time, that a lot of people were going to be in this for hundreds or maybe even over $1,000 to come attend. +[764.38 --> 769.38] So, that was actually where the idea came from to allow decoration of my car. +[769.98 --> 771.92] Yeah, that's right before. +[772.18 --> 772.76] This guy. +[772.76 --> 775.12] This guy right here. +[775.22 --> 776.46] I ruined your car, actually. +[776.58 --> 777.46] That was for me. +[777.84 --> 780.76] That was on the way, like, we drove back from LTX. +[781.68 --> 782.06] Midnight. +[782.16 --> 782.64] Midnight. +[782.86 --> 785.18] And we were trying to figure out more things to do. +[785.32 --> 785.54] Yeah. +[785.82 --> 789.28] And I thought, I didn't know they would do that much, though. +[789.78 --> 793.82] I thought just like outside, and they like throw everything in your car. +[793.90 --> 799.18] So, initially, we were thinking spray bombs, and that would have been way worse. +[799.60 --> 800.92] That would have been a disaster. +[800.92 --> 804.18] What I think we should have done was just Sharpie markers. +[804.96 --> 806.92] No, I think what you should have done is just lock your doors. +[807.72 --> 808.22] Oh, no. +[808.26 --> 809.84] I was okay with them decorating the inside. +[810.18 --> 810.28] Yeah. +[810.48 --> 812.84] Well, so my seatbelt doesn't work right now. +[812.98 --> 813.96] Oh, my God. +[813.96 --> 815.88] Yeah, it was working before, but this morning. +[816.18 --> 817.62] Yeah, the driver's side doesn't work. +[817.92 --> 819.04] It's like jammed or something. +[819.16 --> 820.56] I actually need to fix that. +[820.56 --> 821.66] You are just too dangerous to drive. +[821.80 --> 822.04] Yeah. +[822.24 --> 828.50] So, anyway, I was just having this panic attack because I was freaking out. +[828.50 --> 832.90] Anyway, I apologize to them later because, honestly, the event was a lot of fun. +[833.00 --> 834.22] And I'll let you finish your thought now. +[834.26 --> 834.78] I'm sorry, Dennis. +[835.28 --> 836.00] Oh, I don't remember. +[836.00 --> 836.40] You forgot. +[836.88 --> 837.64] Oh, I don't remember. +[838.34 --> 838.70] I don't. +[838.78 --> 839.14] Oh, okay. +[839.20 --> 842.24] So, there are a lot of people flying from everywhere. +[842.62 --> 842.84] Tons. +[842.84 --> 843.04] Tons. +[843.50 --> 850.90] And there's a – even, like, someone, like, just arrived from China and bring his luggage +[850.90 --> 853.18] and his mom to the event. +[853.92 --> 855.26] Like, two big luggage. +[855.38 --> 855.54] I didn't see that guy. +[855.62 --> 855.88] Really? +[855.88 --> 858.50] Yeah, I have to help them to, like, store the luggage. +[858.92 --> 862.04] So, I even think, like, we might need a locker for them next year. +[862.46 --> 862.90] Wow. +[864.16 --> 865.62] That's crazy. +[865.94 --> 867.86] Like, 10, 12 hours flight. +[868.06 --> 868.88] Anyway, yes. +[868.88 --> 873.28] No, we do not plan to offer refunds because we consider the event a success now. +[873.36 --> 873.88] I think it was fun. +[873.98 --> 876.30] We actually got a ton of really positive user feedback. +[876.78 --> 883.76] In fact, Marques tweeted about how he really wasn't happy with a Verge article +[883.76 --> 888.68] that was about another YouTuber convention that was poorly organized and a disaster. +[888.84 --> 892.44] And he kind of goes, yo, where's the positive headline for LTX? +[892.46 --> 893.88] I've heard nothing but positive things. +[894.22 --> 898.04] And that's cool because a lot of the time people will say something positive to your face. +[898.04 --> 902.08] Like, if I walk up to someone, I'm like, hey, how are you enjoying LTX? +[902.40 --> 904.20] It's like when the waiter comes to your table. +[904.30 --> 906.90] Like, if your food sucks, do you ever say, yeah, this food is trash? +[907.34 --> 908.40] You're not getting a tip today? +[909.02 --> 909.38] Like... +[909.38 --> 912.98] Uh, I just... +[912.98 --> 913.00] I just... +[913.00 --> 913.44] I just... +[913.44 --> 913.84] Depends. +[914.04 --> 916.42] What if it's just, like, on the low side of mediocre? +[917.54 --> 918.52] If they come along... +[918.52 --> 919.82] How's everything going with your meal? +[920.48 --> 921.16] It's okay. +[921.84 --> 922.02] Yeah. +[922.02 --> 922.54] It's okay. +[922.72 --> 922.98] So, there. +[923.06 --> 924.02] That's not useful. +[924.02 --> 928.02] So, if I walk up to someone, I'm like, hey, how's the... +[928.02 --> 929.04] How's LTX? +[929.10 --> 930.34] And people are like, oh, yeah, it's good. +[930.90 --> 934.88] I have no way if they're just, like, shy and they think it's good. +[935.18 --> 939.76] Or if they're, like, kind of unhappy and they're like, yeah, it's good. +[941.02 --> 941.76] Because I don't know. +[941.82 --> 943.36] I'm meeting all these people for the first time. +[943.44 --> 944.00] I can't really... +[944.00 --> 944.90] I can't really read them. +[945.04 --> 948.46] So, it's way more important to us to hear what other people say. +[948.52 --> 951.48] Now, I actually haven't done it yet. +[951.48 --> 953.58] I need to set aside an hour for myself. +[954.36 --> 955.54] And Jay made a video. +[956.40 --> 957.40] Barnacles made a video. +[957.98 --> 959.50] And Steve from Gamers Nexus. +[959.86 --> 960.32] Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. +[960.32 --> 961.90] He did a really unusual video. +[961.98 --> 962.54] Did you check it out? +[962.56 --> 963.48] I haven't seen any of those videos. +[963.48 --> 965.66] So, I only skimmed a little bit of it so far. +[965.74 --> 968.10] So, I haven't taken away all of my thoughts from it yet. +[968.62 --> 975.46] But Steve used the opportunity of coming up here for LTX to enjoy my city, my hometown. +[976.06 --> 980.20] He went up to the bike trails up on Whistler and he did some downhill biking. +[980.38 --> 980.86] Oh, I saw that. +[980.86 --> 984.64] And recorded his thoughts on LTX while just like cruising down the trails. +[985.14 --> 986.44] I thought that was really cool. +[986.46 --> 989.10] And that's a really unusual thing for him to do. +[989.16 --> 995.04] And he even said he apologizes for making the video right in the description. +[995.82 --> 996.06] Really? +[996.20 --> 999.34] Yeah, because he just wasn't sure people were going to like it. +[1000.74 --> 1001.86] I saw that, but... +[1002.38 --> 1003.34] Here, let's check this out. +[1003.60 --> 1007.62] Reviewing Linus Tech Tips' LTX while downhill biking at Whistler. +[1007.62 --> 1010.24] Here, what's he say? +[1011.60 --> 1015.16] We'll be posting more serious content from the event later, including an interview. +[1015.62 --> 1017.00] Oh, no. +[1017.14 --> 1018.58] I think he took down the apology. +[1018.80 --> 1019.00] Oh, no. +[1019.04 --> 1019.38] There it is. +[1019.42 --> 1020.04] No, it was a comment. +[1020.18 --> 1021.46] He pinned his own comment. +[1021.96 --> 1022.38] Hey, y'all. +[1022.38 --> 1024.56] Obviously not normal content for us. +[1024.62 --> 1026.48] We've had nonstop travel for a few months. +[1026.66 --> 1030.72] We hope you'll excuse this one-off different content piece for now. +[1030.72 --> 1040.96] So, I thought it was really cool to see people come up here, experience something different, engage with the community, and do something different. +[1040.96 --> 1042.82] Not just make normal convention content. +[1042.94 --> 1046.46] Because we're not trying to be Computex or CES. +[1047.14 --> 1048.60] It's supposed to be... +[1048.60 --> 1050.12] It's supposed to fill a gap. +[1050.52 --> 1054.98] And honestly, this year, even though our attendance only went from about 800 to about 1,200. +[1054.98 --> 1057.66] So, it's like a 50% uptake, which is a success. +[1057.92 --> 1058.00] Yeah. +[1058.44 --> 1059.90] But it's still not huge. +[1060.00 --> 1061.80] It's not like we're packs all of a sudden. +[1062.96 --> 1078.68] I think the difference in creator attendance is what is the difference between LTX 2017 being like a Linus Tech Tips fan meetup and LTX 2018 being a more impactful industry event. +[1078.68 --> 1088.18] The fact that you've got guys like Jay and Steve and Louis Rossman was there for a little while and Barnacles showing up and having a good time. +[1088.68 --> 1093.68] Barnacles emailed me after the fact and said that he had a really hard time making a vlog there. +[1094.12 --> 1094.30] Yeah. +[1094.44 --> 1098.70] And the reason was that he was spending so much of his time interacting with fans. +[1098.72 --> 1099.30] I know, yeah. +[1099.30 --> 1116.00] And all three, Steve, I haven't actually talked to Louis yet, but Steve, Barnacles, and Jay all talked to me and said they were surprised at how many people there were fans of their channels because they kind of came into it. +[1116.08 --> 1117.90] Like, they came into it to support us. +[1118.00 --> 1119.68] Like, we asked them really nicely to come. +[1120.16 --> 1121.84] They weren't paid to attend or anything. +[1121.84 --> 1134.58] The most we were able to offer was like, look, LTX is not a super profitable event, and it's still not, but we'd love to pay for your hotel and your flight if you can come up and be part of this for us. +[1135.14 --> 1137.18] And not just for us, for the community. +[1137.88 --> 1139.12] And they decided to do it. +[1139.32 --> 1145.66] And they came up and they were like, yeah, I was surprised at how many people here were here for me. +[1146.02 --> 1149.02] And I was like, that is so cool. +[1149.02 --> 1159.38] So that's where LTX turns a corner and becomes not just about us, but also about other people and other creators that can be there. +[1159.44 --> 1164.56] There was one other one that I was really hoping would be there, but he got pulled aside for a separate thing. +[1164.60 --> 1166.84] Anyway, all three of them have expressed interest. +[1167.02 --> 1175.44] I'm not going to commit anything on their behalf, but all three of them have expressed interest in coming back next year, which is super amazing and cool. +[1175.50 --> 1178.48] Because Vancouver has like nothing for tech events. +[1178.48 --> 1185.72] We've got like SIGGRAPH, which is very like animation industry, like computer design industry. +[1185.72 --> 1187.60] Like it's not, it's not consumer. +[1188.08 --> 1188.52] Yeah. +[1188.62 --> 1190.74] So I'm excited. +[1190.94 --> 1192.60] I'm really looking forward to next year already. +[1193.28 --> 1193.98] Me too. +[1194.10 --> 1197.42] But then the night before, I'm probably going to be like, yeah, everything's a disaster. +[1197.42 --> 1198.36] I told you it will be fine. +[1198.72 --> 1200.22] I told you it will be fine. +[1200.56 --> 1201.38] I know. +[1201.74 --> 1204.10] You know, people are like making so much effort to this. +[1204.10 --> 1209.80] And I know you stress out, but maybe do your car again, like buy a new car and let's do that again. +[1210.94 --> 1212.00] Or you know what? +[1212.36 --> 1214.20] Buy a helicopter or something. +[1214.58 --> 1215.32] I do. +[1215.42 --> 1226.10] I do have to say though, I, I think an event really needs something impactful, something truly memorable, something really different. +[1226.10 --> 1232.28] LTX 2017 had the first, first ever Threadripper running. +[1232.66 --> 1235.28] We had someone game on Threadripper for the first time there. +[1235.56 --> 1236.68] That was really cool. +[1236.92 --> 1237.20] Okay. +[1237.34 --> 1239.58] LTX 2018 had the car. +[1240.46 --> 1240.66] Yeah. +[1240.66 --> 1245.14] Nobody who tagged that car is ever going to forget that. +[1245.44 --> 1245.74] Yeah. +[1245.82 --> 1250.36] So even though my car is destroyed, 100% worth it. +[1251.14 --> 1253.12] I would destroy my car for the community. +[1253.58 --> 1255.62] Mind you, my car is only worth a couple hundred dollars. +[1255.90 --> 1258.28] Literally asked how much when I went to buy my minivan. +[1258.64 --> 1259.80] That was a trade-in. +[1260.04 --> 1266.30] They were, they offered like two or $300 or something, which is basically what you can get from like a recycler. +[1266.80 --> 1266.98] Yeah. +[1266.98 --> 1268.20] And I was like, I forget it. +[1268.28 --> 1270.28] I wouldn't take it if you want to get it for free. +[1270.66 --> 1271.18] Really? +[1271.50 --> 1272.46] It runs. +[1272.50 --> 1274.28] First, that's a standard car. +[1275.28 --> 1276.42] Oh, don't, no. +[1276.56 --> 1277.82] Don't hate on standard. +[1278.00 --> 1279.08] Standard is good stuff. +[1279.26 --> 1283.08] No, the windshield is like broken and leaking and all that. +[1283.50 --> 1284.50] Well, it doesn't leak anymore. +[1285.82 --> 1286.12] Really? +[1286.18 --> 1286.84] Did you fix it? +[1286.96 --> 1291.02] My mechanic traced the leak and cocked it up. +[1291.02 --> 1292.20] I still, well, okay. +[1292.30 --> 1292.94] That's dangerous to try. +[1293.10 --> 1293.30] Yeah. +[1293.72 --> 1295.76] I think you're, I think you're being a hater. +[1297.70 --> 1300.64] OchaTak asks, when can we expect more creators on float plane? +[1300.78 --> 1306.90] So Luke's not here today, as you guys may or may not have noticed, because he is working on some float plane stuff that's super important. +[1307.16 --> 1312.84] We've got some payments and reporting stuff that we've really got to get sorted out before we can move forward with some of the bigger plans. +[1312.84 --> 1321.70] And that's why it actually means a lot to us that Kyle and TechDeals are over there and kind of helping us ride out these bugs. +[1321.70 --> 1323.98] Now, they are getting paid. +[1324.46 --> 1327.64] They have people subscribing to them and like things are working. +[1327.86 --> 1332.08] But we're not ready to take on like, you know, a huge creator. +[1332.20 --> 1336.82] Like if PewDiePie came to us tomorrow and was like, I want in on this float plane thing. +[1337.08 --> 1338.88] I would have to turn them away. +[1339.32 --> 1340.06] I'd have to. +[1340.06 --> 1343.40] I'd have no choice just because we're not ready yet. +[1343.52 --> 1347.30] The actual CDN architecture is really good. +[1347.56 --> 1349.28] And that's what we've spent a lot of our time on. +[1349.28 --> 1357.12] So you don't get to see a lot of a lot of the actual engineering that has gone on to make it really strong and sustainable. +[1358.52 --> 1360.86] We could scale it up actually very quickly. +[1361.54 --> 1366.54] But some of the other stuff, the reporting, the payments need some tweaking. +[1366.66 --> 1376.88] We actually had an issue where some people were some people are having payment issues and their support tickets were going to spam and they weren't ending up in our in our management system. +[1376.88 --> 1380.08] And so I had to send us some very apologetic emails. +[1380.28 --> 1382.16] I felt really, really bad about that. +[1382.44 --> 1386.64] But like that's why we don't want a million users overnight. +[1388.78 --> 1389.42] All right. +[1389.82 --> 1392.88] So did we do like a news topic or something, I guess? +[1392.96 --> 1393.50] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1393.70 --> 1395.04] I mean, you know, it's pretty flexible. +[1395.20 --> 1395.86] Like we don't have to. +[1395.92 --> 1396.26] Does it matter? +[1396.90 --> 1398.24] Why don't we just talk about it? +[1398.24 --> 1401.20] Talk about something because I don't really know any of this. +[1401.26 --> 1402.88] You want me to talk about something you can do? +[1403.88 --> 1404.28] Okay. +[1404.28 --> 1404.52] Okay. +[1406.92 --> 1407.28] Okay. +[1408.12 --> 1408.82] Hold on. +[1410.58 --> 1411.68] Oh, that flip phone. +[1411.84 --> 1412.28] Wait, wait, go on. +[1412.34 --> 1412.92] Flip phone? +[1413.22 --> 1413.72] That's not a flip phone. +[1413.72 --> 1414.04] No, no, no. +[1414.12 --> 1414.26] Okay. +[1414.32 --> 1415.22] That's in TechLink. +[1415.26 --> 1415.82] That's in TechLink. +[1416.50 --> 1417.12] Same song. +[1417.24 --> 1417.80] You're drunk. +[1418.06 --> 1418.50] You're drunk. +[1420.50 --> 1420.90] Wow. +[1421.10 --> 1421.46] Okay. +[1422.02 --> 1422.54] Oh, man. +[1423.14 --> 1423.48] Okay. +[1423.56 --> 1423.96] You know what? +[1423.98 --> 1425.18] We're going to do this topic anyway. +[1425.30 --> 1427.00] The original article is from TechCrunch. +[1427.38 --> 1429.60] Let's go ahead and pop Linus' screen up here. +[1429.68 --> 1431.86] Disney streaming services resurrecting the Clone Wars. +[1432.04 --> 1434.12] And I was like, oh, yeah, I'll get Dennis to do this. +[1434.12 --> 1435.06] Everyone knows Star Wars. +[1435.06 --> 1435.80] Oh, God. +[1435.96 --> 1436.54] Star Wars. +[1436.74 --> 1437.18] Again. +[1437.76 --> 1439.32] We just talked about it in TechLink. +[1439.46 --> 1441.00] Star Wars is culturally relevant. +[1441.30 --> 1442.68] I don't watch Star Wars. +[1443.18 --> 1443.58] Why? +[1444.32 --> 1446.94] Because I just don't like fake stuff. +[1447.20 --> 1448.66] Like, efficient, I mean. +[1449.06 --> 1450.20] You don't like what? +[1450.56 --> 1451.00] Efficient? +[1451.26 --> 1451.62] Fiction. +[1451.96 --> 1452.28] Fiction. +[1452.46 --> 1452.74] Fiction. +[1452.88 --> 1454.10] You don't like fiction. +[1454.42 --> 1454.98] I don't. +[1455.20 --> 1457.62] And I don't like long movies either. +[1457.74 --> 1459.30] That's like three hours long, right? +[1459.38 --> 1460.04] Two, three hours. +[1460.12 --> 1461.32] Well, this is a TV show. +[1461.52 --> 1462.70] Oh, Star Wars. +[1462.76 --> 1465.22] Some of the Star Wars movies are on the long side. +[1465.74 --> 1467.18] So what movies do you like? +[1467.60 --> 1468.42] I like. +[1469.70 --> 1473.06] Actually, I like TV show. +[1473.16 --> 1473.80] I like The Office. +[1474.38 --> 1475.12] You like The Office. +[1475.52 --> 1476.72] Oh, this is the best. +[1476.94 --> 1477.20] Okay. +[1477.30 --> 1478.98] So Star Wars is nothing like The Office. +[1478.98 --> 1479.86] No, no, no. +[1479.86 --> 1480.80] It can't be The Office. +[1480.80 --> 1481.92] Do you like superhero movies? +[1482.54 --> 1483.40] Like Avengers or whatever? +[1483.40 --> 1485.14] I watched Ant-Man last week. +[1485.34 --> 1485.60] Yeah. +[1485.76 --> 1487.02] It's cool. +[1487.64 --> 1487.88] Okay. +[1487.88 --> 1490.68] But I mean, I'm not like a big fan of heroes. +[1491.16 --> 1492.30] Not a big fan of heroes. +[1492.56 --> 1492.82] Okay. +[1493.02 --> 1494.24] So you don't like heroes. +[1494.32 --> 1494.56] Okay. +[1494.56 --> 1494.82] Deadpool. +[1494.82 --> 1495.82] You don't like anything long. +[1495.82 --> 1495.84] Deadpool. +[1495.84 --> 1497.82] Deadpool was fun to watch. +[1497.94 --> 1498.14] Okay. +[1498.22 --> 1502.74] So you like kind of an irreverent sort of dark humor. +[1503.26 --> 1503.58] Yes. +[1504.44 --> 1504.84] Okay. +[1505.64 --> 1506.04] Okay. +[1506.12 --> 1507.36] Star Wars doesn't have a lot of that. +[1507.92 --> 1509.22] Also, I don't like Lord of the Rings. +[1509.58 --> 1510.68] You don't like Lord of the Rings. +[1511.42 --> 1512.22] You know what? +[1512.26 --> 1514.98] I'm not even going to give you too hard of a time for that. +[1515.08 --> 1516.90] I mean... +[1516.90 --> 1518.02] Okay. +[1518.06 --> 1521.40] Are you talking Lord of the Rings trilogy or like The Hobbit? +[1522.24 --> 1523.42] I don't know what you're talking about. +[1523.52 --> 1524.06] It's that movie. +[1525.00 --> 1527.32] I don't know what you're talking about. +[1527.58 --> 1528.24] The movie. +[1528.66 --> 1529.22] The movie. +[1529.34 --> 1530.20] Well, they're both movies. +[1530.32 --> 1530.64] Okay. +[1530.78 --> 1531.34] I don't know. +[1531.48 --> 1532.74] Just how about both? +[1534.56 --> 1535.50] I watched once. +[1535.68 --> 1536.12] I fell asleep. +[1536.24 --> 1536.68] I just... +[1536.68 --> 1537.78] You fell asleep? +[1537.88 --> 1538.14] I know. +[1538.28 --> 1539.10] During which one? +[1539.42 --> 1540.22] You don't even know. +[1540.22 --> 1541.42] Oh, I don't know. +[1541.50 --> 1541.62] Okay. +[1541.66 --> 1542.36] Were there Hobbits? +[1542.94 --> 1543.68] I'm just kidding. +[1543.68 --> 1543.78] Hobbits? +[1543.78 --> 1544.42] That's not helpful. +[1544.56 --> 1545.16] They're in all of them. +[1547.44 --> 1548.28] I don't know. +[1549.24 --> 1549.92] Would you like... +[1549.92 --> 1550.86] Do you like Monty Python? +[1552.30 --> 1552.84] What's that? +[1552.84 --> 1554.66] You don't know Monty Python? +[1555.16 --> 1555.78] You know what? +[1556.24 --> 1557.62] I'm going to give you some... +[1557.62 --> 1560.16] I'm going to give you some TV homework. +[1560.46 --> 1560.72] Okay. +[1560.84 --> 1561.04] Okay? +[1561.08 --> 1563.32] Because I want to understand what makes you tick. +[1563.64 --> 1565.76] Are you familiar with Life's Too Short? +[1566.72 --> 1567.44] I think... +[1567.44 --> 1567.66] Okay. +[1567.70 --> 1570.78] I think I've been trapped with The Office for too long because I've been watching that show +[1570.78 --> 1572.00] for almost two years. +[1572.06 --> 1573.32] I'm just re-watching, re-watching. +[1573.32 --> 1577.04] And I'm just a digger to it. +[1577.82 --> 1578.18] Really? +[1578.38 --> 1580.14] So I just can't get out of it. +[1580.42 --> 1580.80] Okay. +[1580.94 --> 1582.14] I need to try to... +[1582.14 --> 1582.48] Okay. +[1582.48 --> 1583.06] ...do something new. +[1583.24 --> 1586.76] I'm going to get you something new and you will like it. +[1587.32 --> 1587.72] Okay. +[1587.84 --> 1588.60] If you like The Office... +[1588.60 --> 1589.54] I like that kind of humor. +[1589.60 --> 1589.80] Okay. +[1589.86 --> 1591.76] Do you like The American Office or The British Office? +[1591.86 --> 1592.06] American. +[1592.28 --> 1592.60] American Office. +[1592.60 --> 1593.62] I don't get British humor. +[1593.72 --> 1593.92] Okay. +[1594.58 --> 1594.88] Oh. +[1595.74 --> 1596.60] Oh, you're going to... +[1596.60 --> 1597.16] Oh, okay. +[1597.22 --> 1598.54] No, I don't... +[1598.54 --> 1598.88] Okay. +[1599.88 --> 1600.36] Okay. +[1601.62 --> 1603.98] Do you have a hard time understanding the accent? +[1604.44 --> 1604.80] Oh, yes. +[1604.88 --> 1605.32] That too. +[1605.44 --> 1605.90] Oh, crap. +[1606.06 --> 1606.24] Yeah. +[1606.74 --> 1607.10] I... +[1607.10 --> 1607.38] Yeah. +[1608.38 --> 1610.04] I can only understand American. +[1610.36 --> 1611.42] You only understand American. +[1611.78 --> 1615.46] Well, then it's a wonder that you managed to hang around with me because I don't speak +[1615.46 --> 1616.02] American. +[1616.86 --> 1617.30] Canadian. +[1617.30 --> 1618.16] I know what you mean. +[1618.16 --> 1618.74] Same thing. +[1618.78 --> 1619.22] I know what you mean. +[1619.22 --> 1621.22] I mean, the accent sound is... +[1621.22 --> 1622.68] I can't tell the difference. +[1622.68 --> 1627.02] Is this a shot at me for saying that Taiwanese and Chinese are the same thing? +[1627.08 --> 1627.22] Wait, wait, wait. +[1627.40 --> 1628.68] Because you kind of owed me one. +[1628.84 --> 1630.54] Like, in fairness to you, you owed me one. +[1630.70 --> 1631.42] You owed me one here. +[1631.46 --> 1632.08] I can't tell. +[1632.26 --> 1636.20] Seriously, I cannot tell your accent or someone from LA. +[1636.20 --> 1638.10] You can't tell, like, me or John. +[1638.40 --> 1639.08] I can tell that. +[1639.20 --> 1639.44] Okay. +[1639.48 --> 1640.00] But that's very... +[1640.00 --> 1640.22] No, no. +[1640.26 --> 1645.10] Because West Coast, like, Pacific West Coast, or Pacific Northwest especially. +[1645.30 --> 1645.46] Sorry. +[1645.46 --> 1646.46] Not Pacific West Coast. +[1646.58 --> 1647.90] It's all Pacific if it's West Coast. +[1647.90 --> 1654.66] Pacific Northwest, like, anyone from Oregon through to Washington up, like, through BC, +[1655.12 --> 1655.88] like, along the West Coast. +[1655.88 --> 1656.16] Does it sound the same? +[1656.20 --> 1656.86] We all sound the same. +[1657.10 --> 1657.32] Okay. +[1657.44 --> 1657.58] Yeah. +[1657.62 --> 1658.44] But can you tell, though? +[1659.14 --> 1659.50] No. +[1659.76 --> 1660.14] Okay. +[1660.24 --> 1660.46] Oh, no. +[1660.50 --> 1663.34] Like, I could meet someone from Washington State or from Oregon. +[1663.46 --> 1665.16] I'd have no idea that they're American or Canadian. +[1665.32 --> 1665.78] No, I wouldn't know. +[1666.16 --> 1666.40] Okay. +[1666.68 --> 1672.32] Whereas, like, Eastern Canadian or, like, Southern U.S., Eastern U.S., there you can pick +[1672.32 --> 1673.46] it up, like, pretty quick. +[1673.46 --> 1674.02] How about Toronto? +[1675.02 --> 1676.52] Toronto, I don't notice much. +[1676.52 --> 1677.52] No, not really. +[1677.74 --> 1680.50] Like, the metropolitan area is not too much. +[1680.82 --> 1681.10] Okay. +[1681.74 --> 1682.36] All right. +[1682.46 --> 1685.34] So, let's go ahead and talk about this Clone Wars thing. +[1685.74 --> 1690.32] So, it's unfortunate Luke's not here on the show today because he will either be amped +[1690.32 --> 1694.90] about this or he won't because I know that he really liked the original series and was +[1694.90 --> 1700.28] super mad at sort of what Disney's been doing with some aspects of animated Star Wars. +[1700.46 --> 1703.02] So, it ran on Cartoon Network for five seasons. +[1703.12 --> 1703.86] It's coming back. +[1703.86 --> 1707.70] It was the adventures of Anakin and Obi-Wan, as well as some new characters, during the +[1707.70 --> 1708.36] Clone War. +[1709.08 --> 1713.30] Fans praised its ability to showcase a wide range of stories, characters, and even genres, +[1713.52 --> 1717.38] and it was canceled after Disney's acquisition of Lucasfilm with a final batch of episodes +[1717.38 --> 1719.38] known as The Lost Missions airing on Netflix. +[1720.96 --> 1725.10] Characters and story elements were subsequently incorporated into the animated series Star Wars +[1725.10 --> 1728.48] Rebels, which is more kiddy, and even into the latest film Solo. +[1728.48 --> 1729.04] Okay. +[1729.22 --> 1730.18] Fortunately, that's not a spoiler. +[1730.18 --> 1731.14] I still haven't seen Solo. +[1731.92 --> 1736.30] Fortunately, that's not a spoiler for me, though, because I never watched The Clone Wars. +[1736.78 --> 1740.58] So, yesterday, they announced that Clone Wars will return for 12 more episodes and it will +[1740.58 --> 1743.20] air on Disney's upcoming streaming service. +[1743.74 --> 1746.14] And they appear to be the end of The Clone Wars story. +[1746.14 --> 1752.04] So, all they're doing is kind of closing it out and they are treating this as a way to +[1752.04 --> 1753.92] get people onto their streaming service. +[1754.80 --> 1760.58] As a general consumer, and not necessarily the techiest person of all time, how do you +[1760.58 --> 1766.04] feel about the concept of having to subscribe to multiple streaming services to access different +[1766.04 --> 1766.34] shows? +[1766.60 --> 1769.12] So, you know how gaming used to all be on Steam? +[1769.56 --> 1770.40] Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1770.50 --> 1772.72] And then all of a sudden, we had EA Origin. +[1773.10 --> 1774.20] Oh, I actually don't like that. +[1774.20 --> 1776.02] And then we had Ubisoft's Uplay. +[1776.44 --> 1778.42] And now we've got Epic Games Launcher. +[1778.42 --> 1778.94] I know, I know. +[1779.24 --> 1781.08] Battle.net game launcher. +[1781.16 --> 1782.20] I like to keep it simple. +[1783.26 --> 1793.92] So, would you simply issue a new streaming service in favor of simplicity and just go, +[1793.98 --> 1795.48] no, I'm only going to subscribe to one thing. +[1795.60 --> 1799.40] If you want me to watch it that bad, make sure it's on, let's say, Netflix, for example. +[1800.52 --> 1800.72] Yeah. +[1801.60 --> 1802.06] That's it. +[1802.28 --> 1802.80] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1802.80 --> 1808.80] Like, if there's another service, like Netflix, I would, it's like Mindy Project. +[1809.36 --> 1812.60] The second season, I don't remember. +[1812.84 --> 1814.44] It was on Hulu before. +[1814.68 --> 1814.82] Yeah. +[1814.82 --> 1815.68] Only on Hulu. +[1815.82 --> 1815.98] Yeah. +[1815.98 --> 1819.58] So, I wouldn't pay to watch it on Netflix. +[1819.82 --> 1820.78] I'm not going to pay for that. +[1820.94 --> 1823.90] But it still depends on how much you love the show, though. +[1824.28 --> 1824.56] Okay. +[1824.56 --> 1828.72] If The Office is like gone on Netflix, I will subscribe to Hulu. +[1828.84 --> 1830.48] Would you unsubscribe from Netflix? +[1831.04 --> 1834.00] Is the anchor show the most important thing to you? +[1834.18 --> 1836.12] This is, oh, this is interesting. +[1836.12 --> 1836.20] Okay. +[1837.04 --> 1837.30] Okay. +[1837.36 --> 1839.20] Oh, I don't know. +[1839.38 --> 1839.66] Ah. +[1841.18 --> 1847.54] If that platform has, like, really other good shows as well, I would unsub Netflix. +[1848.04 --> 1848.40] Really? +[1848.58 --> 1849.96] Then I will follow that one. +[1850.04 --> 1850.48] Okay. +[1851.02 --> 1851.42] Interesting. +[1852.84 --> 1855.96] So, oh, yeah, Jake's going to have to come get it. +[1856.36 --> 1856.86] Come get it. +[1857.06 --> 1857.56] Come get it. +[1857.56 --> 1859.24] All right. +[1859.38 --> 1863.40] So, anyway, Disney, man, it's probably going to be successful. +[1863.40 --> 1878.80] But I'm really frustrated because part of the entire beauty of cable cutting was that you could get rid of that, you know, at least here anyway, you know, $70 to over $100 monthly fee that you were paying. +[1879.00 --> 1882.12] And you could replace it entirely with your internet. +[1882.12 --> 1888.14] But plus maybe, like, if you get a basic Netflix subscription, I think it's what, like $7.99 if you don't get 4K? +[1888.84 --> 1889.16] No. +[1889.40 --> 1890.48] Is it $9.99? +[1890.76 --> 1891.48] I don't know anymore. +[1891.60 --> 1894.14] I've got the 4K one, which I think is $13.99. +[1894.14 --> 1894.72] Oh, yeah, 4K. +[1894.80 --> 1896.64] I don't even have 4K TV. +[1896.86 --> 1897.06] Yeah. +[1897.26 --> 1899.42] So, what's up, Ed? +[1900.04 --> 1901.12] You're a bit out of focus. +[1901.58 --> 1902.60] Oh, I'm leaning back. +[1902.76 --> 1903.24] That's the problem. +[1903.34 --> 1904.40] I can stop doing that. +[1904.42 --> 1904.68] I'm sorry. +[1904.68 --> 1914.54] So, that was the beauty of it was that you could get all of your content and your internet for one low price instead of having to get internet and content. +[1914.54 --> 1928.28] But now, with more and more content providers working on building streaming platforms, there's nothing we're going to be able to do if we want to have access to an all-you-can-eat style of content consumption. +[1928.52 --> 1934.34] There's nothing we're going to be able to do to avoid the rates starting to creep up. +[1934.68 --> 1942.48] Like, all of a sudden, you're going to be subscribed to Netflix and Hulu and Disney and, you know, Comcast. +[1942.70 --> 1946.52] What's that thing that the Vessel team left and went to? +[1946.56 --> 1947.90] I mean, for that matter, Floatplane. +[1948.02 --> 1949.72] You might subscribe to individual creators. +[1950.76 --> 1951.04] What's that? +[1951.22 --> 1951.70] Crave TV? +[1951.94 --> 1952.64] No, not Crave. +[1952.66 --> 1953.76] That's a local thing, I think. +[1953.86 --> 1954.02] Oh. +[1955.36 --> 1956.78] Oh, I can't remember. +[1956.78 --> 1960.48] It was, like, something that I couldn't figure out why anyone would care about. +[1960.48 --> 1965.18] Verizon's streaming service. +[1967.00 --> 1968.16] Well, there's so many. +[1968.30 --> 1969.80] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[1969.82 --> 1971.48] I think Hulu doesn't work in Canada. +[1971.82 --> 1972.66] That's... +[1972.66 --> 1973.38] And... +[1973.38 --> 1973.64] Oh. +[1973.72 --> 1974.72] Yeah, I did look at that. +[1974.74 --> 1976.12] Apparently, they killed it in May. +[1976.76 --> 1977.12] Oh. +[1977.50 --> 1980.28] The Verizon TV streaming service is probably... +[1981.08 --> 1981.66] Oh, wow. +[1981.94 --> 1982.40] Oh, wow. +[1982.40 --> 1984.70] These articles are brutal. +[1986.70 --> 1987.42] Holy crap. +[1987.50 --> 1987.92] Here, hold on. +[1988.06 --> 1990.90] I'll screen share with you guys so you can read along with me here. +[1991.44 --> 1993.72] So, this one is probably not going to happen. +[1993.82 --> 1994.68] This one's not too bad. +[1994.82 --> 2000.82] Verizon is finally putting its terrible streaming service out to pasture, says BGR.com. +[2001.38 --> 2003.08] No one even seems to know what it was... +[2003.08 --> 2003.66] Go 90! +[2004.22 --> 2005.04] Go 90! +[2006.04 --> 2011.36] It made multi-billion dollar takeovers of AOL and Yahoo, brands known for providing email scams +[2011.36 --> 2013.16] to seniors and leaking billions of customer accounts. +[2013.24 --> 2014.40] Wow, this is a very... +[2014.40 --> 2017.46] This is a very colored account of things. +[2018.00 --> 2018.82] And now, Go 90! +[2018.92 --> 2023.40] It's public and very expensive millennial-friendly online streaming service. +[2024.86 --> 2034.38] I think the key to creating something that doesn't appeal to millennials is trying to target millennials. +[2036.28 --> 2037.84] Like, what does that even mean? +[2038.16 --> 2040.50] What is a millennial-oriented streaming service? +[2040.50 --> 2042.50] You're technically a millennial. +[2042.70 --> 2043.10] What's... +[2043.10 --> 2044.98] What's that word? +[2045.52 --> 2046.70] Okay, so millennials... +[2046.70 --> 2050.64] I forget what exactly the millennial age here. +[2051.20 --> 2052.16] So, it's a generation. +[2052.68 --> 2055.64] So, anyone born between 1981 and 1996. +[2055.64 --> 2056.62] Okay, yeah, I am. +[2056.76 --> 2058.22] Yeah, so I'm at the outer... +[2058.22 --> 2060.16] I'm at the older end and you're... +[2060.16 --> 2061.52] I'm still... +[2061.52 --> 2061.90] I'm good. +[2062.02 --> 2062.82] ...solidly in there. +[2062.82 --> 2065.96] So, what would appeal to you as a millennial? +[2066.54 --> 2067.90] What would appeal to me? +[2067.96 --> 2068.82] Like what? +[2069.16 --> 2069.64] Exactly. +[2070.20 --> 2070.72] Exactly. +[2070.80 --> 2071.32] What would appeal to me? +[2073.62 --> 2074.22] Money? +[2074.78 --> 2075.30] Money? +[2075.42 --> 2076.10] Oh, forget it. +[2077.68 --> 2078.82] I don't... +[2078.82 --> 2080.74] I don't know. +[2080.94 --> 2082.12] You're a marketing executive. +[2082.72 --> 2083.04] Okay. +[2083.14 --> 2084.36] You have to market to millennials. +[2084.52 --> 2084.90] What do you got? +[2084.90 --> 2088.90] Like something like... +[2089.60 --> 2090.90] Fun? +[2091.14 --> 2092.02] Like... +[2092.02 --> 2092.98] Um... +[2092.98 --> 2093.28] Fun. +[2094.08 --> 2094.66] That's fine. +[2094.70 --> 2095.72] You're not a marketing executive. +[2095.84 --> 2096.22] It's okay. +[2096.90 --> 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kind of glasses. +[2307.70 --> 2311.18] And she's like, you're working on the computer so long, you should just wear sunglasses. +[2312.82 --> 2313.30] Okay. +[2313.40 --> 2315.20] Well, I don't know that that's the solution. +[2315.36 --> 2315.80] I don't know. +[2315.98 --> 2318.22] I was like, that would look ridiculous. +[2318.48 --> 2319.84] Like wearing sunglasses here. +[2319.84 --> 2325.60] I wear my sunglasses all day, even when I'm inside. +[2326.68 --> 2329.30] Anyway, last sponsor of the day, FreshBooks. +[2329.56 --> 2335.12] FreshBooks is the super simple to use invoicing tool that actually does a lot more than help +[2335.12 --> 2337.30] you create and send slick looking invoices. +[2337.48 --> 2341.60] It lets you track your time with their timesheet function, manage your expenses, and keep track +[2341.60 --> 2344.54] of who owes you what and when. +[2344.80 --> 2348.54] With a function that tells you when your clients have looked at the invoice for the first time. 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these guys were one of the ones that unfairly slammed me over the +[2389.08 --> 2392.78] iMac Pro thing and now feels bad, but hasn't said anything. +[2392.78 --> 2398.42] Actually, were these guys the ones that claimed in their article that they reached out to +[2398.42 --> 2400.80] me, but actually I never heard from them? +[2401.66 --> 2403.00] That would be interesting. +[2403.74 --> 2405.58] Maybe I don't want to promote these guys. +[2405.84 --> 2408.86] 9to5Mac, iMac, Linus. +[2409.26 --> 2409.86] Let's see. +[2411.22 --> 2414.54] Story of an ill-informed YouTuber. +[2414.68 --> 2415.76] Oh no, that's Apple Insider. +[2416.02 --> 2416.80] Hold on a second. +[2417.74 --> 2420.00] iMac, Linus, broken. +[2420.00 --> 2421.92] Let's see. +[2422.08 --> 2424.18] Apple Insider, Mac Rumors. +[2425.30 --> 2426.08] Okay, no. +[2426.46 --> 2429.82] Okay, I don't actually see anything on 9to5Mac. +[2429.90 --> 2430.36] Okay, cool. +[2430.80 --> 2432.28] Nice guys, 9to5Mac. +[2433.66 --> 2437.20] Here's how it throttles with Final Cut Pro X exports. +[2437.40 --> 2444.56] Yeah, so we actually did a stream of that today from my office where after seeing Dave Lee's +[2444.56 --> 2449.76] video, I was like, okay, well let's see how long it'll take us from packaged to thermal +[2449.76 --> 2454.62] throttling with the MacBook Pro, with the 2018 MacBook Pro. +[2454.70 --> 2461.74] We got the Core i9 version, so that's like a $7,000 notebook that thermal throttles, if +[2461.74 --> 2465.94] you hit it with a really intense load, basically immediately. +[2465.94 --> 2471.10] And then if you hit it with a less intense load, after like a couple minutes. +[2472.10 --> 2478.94] It's pretty brutal, and it's something that I'm starting to not like wonder if Apple is +[2478.94 --> 2483.58] doing on purpose, but it's something that I'm starting to get really frustrated that +[2483.58 --> 2484.60] Apple is doing on purpose. +[2484.60 --> 2489.06] So the original MacBook, you guys may or may not remember this, but we did a video where +[2489.06 --> 2489.86] we water cooled it. +[2489.94 --> 2492.82] That was a passively cooled machine, if I recall correctly. +[2493.10 --> 2493.86] It's been a while. +[2494.52 --> 2499.62] But we water cooled it by basically taking the entire machine, putting some like putty in +[2499.62 --> 2504.72] the screw holes, and then like putting it in a tray of water that wasn't so deep that +[2504.72 --> 2506.80] it would come up and go into the ports or into the keyboard. +[2506.80 --> 2511.16] And we were able to get something to the tune of nearly double the performance out of it. +[2511.24 --> 2513.88] But that was supposed to be a thin and light. +[2513.96 --> 2523.34] It was supposed to be a computer with unprecedented, like unprecedented, like portability. +[2523.54 --> 2525.26] That was the whole point of it. +[2528.12 --> 2531.06] And so this is a pretty different type. +[2531.14 --> 2532.72] So basically we accepted it. +[2532.72 --> 2540.22] But now they're doing this with professional machines, like the iMac Pro, that thermal throttle +[2540.22 --> 2540.76] is like crazy. +[2540.90 --> 2541.94] And we opened it up. +[2542.08 --> 2543.26] We saw the thermal solution. +[2543.60 --> 2553.12] It was very clearly not going to handle a Vega graphics card and up to an 18 core processor. +[2553.74 --> 2556.76] Apple ships that thing with up to an 18 core processor. +[2557.56 --> 2562.54] And then now this MacBook Pro, where they went and without making significant changes, +[2562.72 --> 2566.64] to the thermal solution, which already had a hard time with the core i7 that was in it +[2566.64 --> 2569.06] before, they went and they put two more computing cores in it. +[2569.14 --> 2570.54] They went and they put a core i9 in it. +[2571.12 --> 2574.72] So your performance actually isn't any better. +[2575.12 --> 2577.06] But Apple's charging you more for it. +[2577.30 --> 2579.58] And on paper, it seems to be faster. +[2579.80 --> 2586.78] So it's gotten to the point now where it looks not like bad design, but it looks like intentional +[2586.78 --> 2587.44] deception. +[2588.24 --> 2594.24] Like if you bought a car that was 600 horsepower instead of 400 horsepower. +[2594.80 --> 2598.78] Yes, horsepower is not the be all and end all of car speed, we know. +[2599.26 --> 2603.30] But if you bought a car that was 600 instead of 400 horsepower, but there was some other +[2603.30 --> 2607.70] component inside it that limited it so that both of them delivered 350. +[2607.70 --> 2611.14] How mad would you be if you paid for the extra package? +[2611.24 --> 2612.92] Then why did they sell me that? +[2613.12 --> 2614.96] Why do we accept this from Apple? +[2615.50 --> 2618.86] Like you make it like easier for me to understand what you're trying to say. +[2619.94 --> 2621.10] Yeah, now I get it. +[2621.14 --> 2623.86] Because I couldn't come to be anything. +[2624.10 --> 2624.96] You need to do that. +[2625.46 --> 2628.86] I mean, ours was throttling well under its base clock. +[2629.18 --> 2631.46] Even just doing things like exporting in Final Cut. +[2632.48 --> 2633.46] Very frustrating. +[2633.46 --> 2637.06] So I don't know. +[2637.24 --> 2638.28] I just... +[2638.28 --> 2642.10] So they have something to limit their something. +[2642.30 --> 2645.98] Well, the problem is that if you hit it with a really hard load, the CPU reaches 100 degrees +[2645.98 --> 2646.78] basically instantly. +[2647.02 --> 2650.32] And so it'll turn itself down to protect itself. +[2651.64 --> 2654.76] That's a safety mechanism that Intel has built into the chip. +[2655.10 --> 2658.94] Because otherwise, I mean, if you just let it get as hot as it wants, you could cook on +[2658.94 --> 2659.08] it. +[2659.58 --> 2661.58] And it would burn itself out very quickly. +[2662.46 --> 2662.82] Oh. +[2662.82 --> 2663.14] Oh. +[2663.42 --> 2665.62] People are like, Linus, you aren't supposed to encode on a laptop. +[2669.04 --> 2670.58] Why is Dan's wearing two glasses? +[2670.90 --> 2672.22] I'm also wearing two shirts. +[2673.32 --> 2673.60] Yeah. +[2673.96 --> 2674.20] Yeah. +[2674.26 --> 2674.96] It's really hot. +[2675.10 --> 2675.44] That's fine. +[2675.50 --> 2677.38] Okay, this is actually how I wear my sunglasses. +[2677.70 --> 2678.00] Oh, really? +[2678.08 --> 2679.52] I just put them over. +[2679.64 --> 2679.92] Really? +[2680.82 --> 2682.00] I lost my... +[2682.00 --> 2683.36] The one with prescription. +[2684.30 --> 2685.00] What's wrong with... +[2685.00 --> 2686.48] You can't really tell if this is... +[2686.48 --> 2687.32] Yes, you can. +[2687.50 --> 2687.88] You can. +[2688.08 --> 2688.86] Yes, you can. +[2688.86 --> 2689.56] Sunglasses, you can tell. +[2689.94 --> 2691.02] It's only the same shape. +[2691.02 --> 2694.32] Seriously, though, I do that every day. +[2695.28 --> 2698.16] And no one look at me like weird ever. +[2699.28 --> 2702.90] Maybe you just can't tell the difference between how they normally look at you and how they look +[2702.90 --> 2704.48] at you when you're wearing two pairs of sunglasses. +[2704.70 --> 2705.00] Like, seriously. +[2705.00 --> 2708.42] Like, maybe the shirt was already enough that they were going to be looking at you whatever +[2708.42 --> 2708.98] way they look at you. +[2708.98 --> 2709.34] Oh, yeah. +[2709.44 --> 2709.66] Fine. +[2709.80 --> 2709.98] Fine. +[2712.14 --> 2712.86] Oh, man. +[2713.62 --> 2713.98] Okay. +[2714.94 --> 2721.80] In other news, in an internal document distributed to Apple-authorized service providers, Apple +[2721.80 --> 2726.92] has confirmed the third-generation keyboard on the 2018 MacBook Pro is equipped with a membrane +[2726.92 --> 2730.40] to, quote, prevent debris from entering the butterfly mechanism. +[2730.40 --> 2735.88] So, publicly, Apple has only said that it features an improved third-generation keyboard for quieter +[2735.88 --> 2736.28] typing. +[2737.00 --> 2742.58] But some people suspected that the silicon membrane was actually to prevent crumbs from getting +[2742.58 --> 2743.68] into it and ruining it. +[2744.06 --> 2747.46] This is another thing that's very frustrating about Apple, that they can't just communicate +[2747.46 --> 2748.98] openly with their audience. +[2749.08 --> 2749.94] Like, we make mistakes. +[2749.94 --> 2754.74] And most of the time, people are actually pretty cool. +[2755.54 --> 2757.96] Like, if you're like, hey, we screwed up. +[2758.98 --> 2759.38] Sorry. +[2760.66 --> 2762.80] People will be like, cool. +[2762.98 --> 2764.20] Just please don't do that again. +[2764.38 --> 2769.18] Maybe the idea is that Apple doesn't want to have that conversation because if people say +[2769.18 --> 2773.96] don't do that again and they're already like, and the channels of communication are open, +[2774.18 --> 2776.64] then they have to commit not to do it again and they don't want to. +[2777.48 --> 2778.88] Is that the issue here? +[2779.18 --> 2779.80] Oh, boy. +[2779.94 --> 2780.62] I don't know. +[2781.68 --> 2782.56] Very frustrating. +[2783.54 --> 2787.66] In other news, Ryzen 3000 series might have more than eight cores. +[2788.20 --> 2792.06] So, I guess this wouldn't be that huge of a surprise. +[2792.20 --> 2798.68] I mean, a big key of the design of AMD's Zen architecture, their Ryzen processors, was +[2798.68 --> 2806.04] the modular design that allows them to kind of, to use Intel's terminology, just glue processors +[2806.04 --> 2806.46] together. +[2806.46 --> 2811.38] So, if they wanted to have, if they wanted to take Threadripper, let's say, from 16 cores +[2811.38 --> 2816.70] last generation to up to 32 cores this generation, all they'd have to do is glue together some +[2816.70 --> 2817.80] CCX modules. +[2817.80 --> 2830.76] So, MSI has dropped a hint that AMD might be countering Intel's rumored 8-core 1151 processor with a 12-core processor. +[2830.76 --> 2843.18] So, mainstream computers are all of a sudden heavily, heavily multi-core, or at least if these rumors are true, that will be true in the near future. +[2843.18 --> 2855.96] I'm personally excited to see the next couple of years as these trickle down to the actual mainstream and we get to start experiencing programs that were built from the ground up for a very multi-threaded world. +[2855.96 --> 2858.06] What else is cool? +[2861.74 --> 2863.92] WD is shutting down one of their hard drive factories. +[2864.10 --> 2869.32] Now, to be clear, it's not like they're, it's not like this is their only factory and it's not like hard drives are going away. +[2869.34 --> 2870.42] I think it's the one in Malaysia. +[2870.74 --> 2870.94] Yeah. +[2870.94 --> 2871.64] That's in Tecline. +[2871.64 --> 2876.22] So, they're just, they're just shutting down some of their hard drive manufacturing. +[2876.36 --> 2881.32] I mean, hard drives are becoming less of a consumer product and they're becoming more of an enterprise product. +[2881.48 --> 2883.90] That's just the transition that's happening or prosumer. +[2884.28 --> 2888.00] Like, we still have more hard drives in the building than we do SSDs. +[2888.58 --> 2889.10] Fun fact. +[2889.52 --> 2889.92] Do you know that? +[2890.18 --> 2890.94] I don't know. +[2891.50 --> 2895.50] But, the reason you don't know that is that none of them are in your computer. +[2896.52 --> 2897.20] Oh, yeah. +[2897.20 --> 2898.46] Your laptop runs an SSD. +[2898.84 --> 2900.12] Your desktop runs an SSD. +[2900.12 --> 2902.62] I don't even have a hard drive. +[2902.82 --> 2908.94] But, we could never run anywhere near the kind of operation that we do if we didn't have some hard drives. +[2909.04 --> 2915.84] Because, the cost to capacity ratio for hard drives is still much better than solid state drives. +[2915.92 --> 2920.34] So, if you have any kind of bulk data needs, you're going to need hard drives for a long time. +[2922.02 --> 2924.72] Corning, oh, Corning announced Gorilla Glass 6. +[2924.80 --> 2926.16] Yes, that's what you need, Linus. +[2926.28 --> 2926.74] That's fun. +[2926.80 --> 2927.48] That's what you need. +[2927.60 --> 2929.08] Look, look, look why you need it. +[2929.08 --> 2933.00] You know what's funny is I've actually broken very few screens in my day. +[2933.90 --> 2937.10] But, I finally broke my iPhone 6 like two nights ago. +[2937.50 --> 2938.04] Oh, wow. +[2938.22 --> 2938.46] Yeah. +[2938.46 --> 2941.98] I was listening to something in the bathroom. +[2942.78 --> 2946.62] And, I like was grabbing a towel or something. +[2947.10 --> 2948.70] And, I kind of dropped it a bit. +[2948.94 --> 2953.38] And, then when I went to catch it, I ended up like pushing it with the towel or something instead of actually catching it. +[2953.40 --> 2954.10] I thought you were good at catching now. +[2954.10 --> 2956.00] And, I effectively threw it at the floor. +[2956.06 --> 2956.46] Oh, my God. +[2956.46 --> 2959.44] Like, it was propelled towards the floor. +[2959.56 --> 2960.86] Face down, boom, screen cracked. +[2961.50 --> 2962.48] It's funny, Linus. +[2962.52 --> 2964.48] I dropped my phone so many times. +[2964.60 --> 2965.68] This is S8. +[2965.84 --> 2966.82] You've got a grip on it, though. +[2967.68 --> 2969.24] Oh, sometimes I didn't have it. +[2969.62 --> 2969.94] Oh, yeah. +[2969.96 --> 2970.44] I guess you didn't use it. +[2970.44 --> 2973.26] Okay, so, like, not even a scratch. +[2973.36 --> 2974.84] I don't have any protection. +[2975.96 --> 2977.36] Like, it's just so strong. +[2977.44 --> 2978.40] I don't know why. +[2980.04 --> 2988.32] So, Gorilla Glass 6 will, apparently, survive up to 15 drops from 1 meter height and can be up to 2 times better than Gorilla Glass 5. +[2988.54 --> 2993.20] Now, with that said, Gorilla Glass 5 wasn't known for being the most impact-resistant one? +[2993.28 --> 2995.12] No, that one wasn't very scratch-resistant. +[2995.24 --> 2996.24] It was impact-resistant. +[2996.24 --> 3002.16] So, it should survive drops from higher heights, but more importantly, has been engineered to survive multiple drops. +[3002.42 --> 3005.70] And it should have the same amount of scratch resistance as previous generations. +[3005.86 --> 3008.80] It's in production now and is available to smartphone makers. +[3009.14 --> 3011.46] So, it's expected to reach the market in the next several months. +[3011.58 --> 3018.08] Oh, how much would I love it if the rumored upcoming Note device had Gorilla Glass 6? +[3018.28 --> 3019.60] That would be super exciting. +[3021.36 --> 3022.82] That was a show of production. +[3023.74 --> 3024.34] All right. +[3024.56 --> 3025.68] I think that's pretty much it. +[3025.68 --> 3026.54] Everything else in here. +[3026.68 --> 3028.88] Walmart might launch a video streaming service. +[3029.38 --> 3029.88] Oh, I didn't. +[3030.20 --> 3031.10] Oh, boy! +[3031.42 --> 3033.04] More video streaming services! +[3033.54 --> 3040.54] They're thinking of a service priced below $8 a month because Netflix has been steadily raising their prices, which are now between $8 and $14. +[3041.22 --> 3042.36] Amazon charges $9. +[3043.12 --> 3045.90] They may also consider a no-cost ad-supported service. +[3046.18 --> 3046.32] Eh. +[3046.44 --> 3047.50] They already own Vudu. +[3047.60 --> 3048.38] I did not know that. +[3048.46 --> 3050.00] A service for buying and renting movies. +[3050.00 --> 3060.04] And Vudu launched its own ad-supported streaming service, Movies On Us, a few years ago, which I have never heard of, which should be, which should give you some idea of how well Movies On Us is doing. +[3061.58 --> 3062.30] And that's it! +[3062.88 --> 3064.50] Thank you for tuning in to The WAN Show. +[3064.62 --> 3066.44] Thank you, Dennis, for joining me on The WAN Show. +[3066.50 --> 3067.82] And we will see you guys again next week. +[3068.00 --> 3068.88] Wow, that's so fast. +[3068.94 --> 3070.54] Same bat time, same bat channel. +[3071.30 --> 3071.74] All right. +[3073.18 --> 3074.80] Just remember, they can hear you right now. +[3074.90 --> 3075.24] Can they? +[3075.40 --> 3075.88] They can. +[3076.04 --> 3077.06] I don't think so. +[3077.30 --> 3077.84] Yes, they can. +[3077.90 --> 3078.66] I'm going to sing a song. +[3078.76 --> 3079.16] No, they can. +[3079.82 --> 3081.66] Sing whatever song you want, sucker. +[3081.66 --> 3095.22] Also, don't forget to. +[3095.22 --> 3095.56] Thank you. diff --git a/WE DID IT! NVIDIA GPP IS DEAD! - WAN Show May.4 2018_transcript.txt b/WE DID IT! NVIDIA GPP IS DEAD! - WAN Show May.4 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fbf6c065818908f12a11582a195a72a9557cbe01 --- /dev/null +++ b/WE DID IT! NVIDIA GPP IS DEAD! - WAN Show May.4 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1506 @@ +[0.00 --> 0.48] Yes. +[1.80 --> 4.14] Hey, and welcome to the show. +[4.28 --> 5.16] This is the WAN show. +[5.42 --> 6.16] The WAN show, that is. +[6.36 --> 7.22] Or the NAH? +[7.36 --> 8.36] The NAH show. +[8.54 --> 8.90] NAH. +[9.02 --> 9.46] NAH. +[10.32 --> 12.04] News and Analysis Weekly. +[12.22 --> 13.36] News and Analysis Weekly, baby. +[13.54 --> 14.72] It actually totally works. +[15.16 --> 15.72] NAH. +[17.98 --> 19.08] It kind of does. +[19.12 --> 20.20] That's a W. That wins. +[20.48 --> 21.08] Yeah, yeah. +[21.22 --> 21.42] All right. +[21.50 --> 22.00] WAN show. +[22.14 --> 22.86] Welcome to it. +[22.96 --> 24.30] We're doing some news stuff. +[24.78 --> 27.12] There's the GPP is no longer a thing news, +[27.12 --> 29.84] which I'm sure every single person in the tech community +[29.84 --> 30.98] is going to be talking about a lot. +[31.12 --> 31.40] Boom! +[31.52 --> 33.64] Because there's not a ton else going on. +[33.72 --> 36.32] So, you know, we'll take whatever we can. +[36.40 --> 38.62] Feels like a win, too, but who actually knows? +[38.68 --> 39.48] We're going to get into that. +[39.82 --> 44.52] Also, T-Mobile and Sprint are trying to two become one again. +[44.64 --> 47.40] Hug each other a little bit more than they did in the past, you know? +[47.52 --> 48.28] They tried it before. +[48.60 --> 48.86] Yeah. +[49.10 --> 49.78] They're trying again. +[50.00 --> 50.22] Yeah. +[50.72 --> 51.92] Also, DRAM price fixing. +[52.08 --> 52.88] We've all kind of known. +[53.02 --> 54.56] It's been kind of ridiculous for a while. +[54.96 --> 56.58] It's weird how expensive this stuff is. +[56.58 --> 58.48] So, when you're pricing on a computer and then you're like, +[58.60 --> 59.16] whoa! +[59.90 --> 60.76] That was unexpected. +[61.06 --> 61.34] Anyways. +[61.50 --> 62.64] I'm looking at the analytics lately. +[63.30 --> 63.96] It's bad. +[64.30 --> 64.78] It's bad. +[64.86 --> 65.00] Yeah. +[65.20 --> 66.44] That plus Facebook stuff. +[66.70 --> 66.96] Yeah. +[67.22 --> 68.50] All that and more on the NAH show. +[69.74 --> 70.70] On the NAH show. +[70.74 --> 71.92] I'm chomping at the bit here. +[76.44 --> 79.12] Who thought of that clench thing? +[79.32 --> 79.82] I don't know. +[80.60 --> 81.48] Ed, technically. +[82.76 --> 83.76] That's hilarious. +[83.76 --> 86.86] Originally, we were going to have a new one of these like every week. +[86.98 --> 88.70] And then I think we made one. +[89.10 --> 90.04] And then never again. +[90.16 --> 90.34] Yeah. +[90.48 --> 90.76] Obviously. +[91.02 --> 91.70] That plan. +[92.14 --> 92.88] Which one's you there? +[92.92 --> 93.58] Fresh books! +[93.72 --> 93.88] I know. +[94.10 --> 95.10] Fresh books! +[95.20 --> 96.14] The one in the blue sweater. +[96.46 --> 98.12] Because I used to always wear that same sweater. +[98.20 --> 98.86] The shorter one. +[98.86 --> 99.56] I used to always wear the same shirt. +[100.20 --> 100.44] Looks. +[102.12 --> 103.10] I don't know. +[103.10 --> 103.80] Thank you, PIA. +[104.58 --> 104.94] PIA! +[104.94 --> 106.28] I appreciate your stuff. +[108.24 --> 108.76] You don't have dark hair. +[108.76 --> 109.26] And Squarespace! +[109.26 --> 110.38] Thank you very much. +[110.78 --> 112.54] My hair changes depending on the season. +[113.80 --> 115.02] What season are you a redhead? +[115.26 --> 115.66] Weird. +[115.94 --> 116.46] Oh my. +[117.36 --> 118.64] Only in Vegas, baby. +[121.60 --> 122.36] Ginger Luke. +[122.56 --> 123.80] Oh, that would be great. +[124.02 --> 124.62] Ginger B. +[124.94 --> 128.44] We're going to start off the show with a folding and point community shout out. +[128.54 --> 131.24] We have one of those things on the forum. +[131.64 --> 131.82] Yeah. +[131.96 --> 133.02] I didn't even know what it was. +[133.34 --> 133.64] Oh. +[133.90 --> 134.54] I had no idea. +[134.54 --> 135.22] I got hurt. +[135.32 --> 136.38] I've heard of distributed. +[136.60 --> 138.82] Oh, I thought you just didn't know what our team was. +[138.82 --> 140.48] I had no idea what the folding thing was. +[140.68 --> 144.56] I got a message from one of the members of our folding team who was like, can you give +[144.56 --> 145.12] us a shout out? +[145.50 --> 146.72] And I was like, what are you? +[146.82 --> 148.58] What is folding slash boink? +[149.12 --> 149.44] What? +[149.78 --> 150.70] And then I was checking it out. +[150.74 --> 151.92] I was like, oh, this is amazing. +[152.56 --> 153.34] I want to do this. +[153.40 --> 154.48] I think I might set it up. +[154.72 --> 154.92] Yeah. +[154.98 --> 157.36] So we have a community on the forum dedicated to folding and boink. +[157.52 --> 162.18] Folding and boink is more like, boink can be a lot of things. +[162.26 --> 163.04] I know what that is. +[163.32 --> 164.32] It's Friday, baby. +[164.32 --> 170.56] Uh, folding at home is a distributed computing project for disease research that simulates +[170.56 --> 175.96] protein folding, which is why it's called folding at home because you're folding proteins digitally +[175.96 --> 176.92] at home. +[177.22 --> 181.32] Uh, and computational drug design and other types of molecular dynamics. +[181.32 --> 182.92] It's this really cool thing. +[182.92 --> 187.16] And boink can do stuff similar to that or sort of not. +[187.60 --> 189.38] And this kind of research takes a lot of computing power. +[189.46 --> 190.40] So that's why it's distributed. +[190.56 --> 195.06] So you can help out and actually chip away at cancer research or Alzheimer's research just +[195.06 --> 199.66] by using your spare compute cycles on your piece of crap PC that's in your storage room. +[199.74 --> 200.60] Like I plan to do. +[200.94 --> 202.92] Or, you know, those mining machines. +[203.82 --> 204.68] You don't say. +[204.68 --> 210.20] You could, you could repurpose those to help in cancer if you wanted to, or you could not, +[210.88 --> 213.34] you know, whatever, whatever folds your boat. +[213.60 --> 214.38] Ha ha. +[214.48 --> 215.50] Oh, ho ho. +[215.98 --> 217.48] Uh, are there foldable boats? +[217.72 --> 218.44] Sensible chuckles. +[218.78 --> 219.60] Uh, well, theoretically. +[219.60 --> 219.88] Deflatable. +[220.16 --> 221.22] If you deflate a boat. +[221.34 --> 222.40] And then you can fold it. +[222.90 --> 224.20] Into the shape of a protein. +[224.74 --> 225.18] Ha ha. +[226.66 --> 227.96] Anyways, moving on to like. +[227.96 --> 228.42] So wait a second. +[228.80 --> 229.08] Okay. +[229.08 --> 229.64] All right. +[230.02 --> 231.48] These people on the folding team. +[231.56 --> 231.78] Yes. +[231.86 --> 233.10] You can do this at any point, right? +[233.10 --> 237.48] Like you can turn on, you can, but they also do these like, like bursts. +[237.64 --> 237.82] Yeah. +[237.90 --> 242.40] They do these weeks where they all try really hard to, to devote as much of their computing +[242.40 --> 243.34] power as they can to do it. +[243.38 --> 247.10] And sometimes it'll be like a competition kind of set up where there's like leaderboards +[247.66 --> 249.00] for how different teams are doing. +[249.04 --> 249.18] Yeah. +[249.18 --> 249.32] Yeah. +[249.32 --> 249.48] Yeah. +[249.48 --> 252.84] So they'll, they'll be like, oh, like who can make the most of this week or whatever. +[252.90 --> 253.92] And we're like in the top 20. +[254.08 --> 255.18] We do, we do pretty good. +[255.18 --> 256.42] And I've contributed nothing to this. +[257.86 --> 258.88] Let's get it. +[259.08 --> 260.14] Let's get it. +[260.14 --> 266.70] Speaking of getting something, no longer are you going to get NVIDIA GPP. +[267.62 --> 270.56] Oh, I thought you were going to say like get screwed by GPP. +[271.00 --> 272.98] You might, you might still get screwed by GPP. +[273.58 --> 273.84] Okay. +[273.84 --> 279.64] So just to catch up the people who don't know what the NVIDIA G-Force partner program was, +[279.78 --> 285.06] it was basically like, if you're a partner of NVIDIA, like you're a, oh no, this guy. +[285.40 --> 286.16] What are your thoughts? +[286.24 --> 286.74] Quick before you go. +[286.74 --> 287.56] We won. +[287.56 --> 289.84] Victory is ours. +[290.12 --> 290.94] You're behind the mic. +[293.74 --> 295.16] Congratulations are in order. +[295.42 --> 296.34] We did, we did win. +[296.44 --> 298.44] But again, back to what it actually is. +[298.58 --> 298.92] Team effort. +[298.92 --> 299.56] Team effort. +[299.94 --> 300.14] Yeah. +[300.38 --> 304.22] The entire press got together and made this thing not a thing. +[304.54 --> 304.80] Yep. +[304.98 --> 305.46] Go team. +[305.52 --> 306.82] Have you read their, their. +[306.94 --> 307.62] Oh, it's terrible. +[307.82 --> 308.24] It's terrible. +[308.54 --> 308.68] Yeah. +[308.84 --> 310.52] Anyways, he doesn't get to talk about it. +[310.62 --> 310.96] We do. +[311.16 --> 311.82] So continue. +[312.16 --> 312.66] Ha ha ha. +[312.66 --> 318.22] Let's say you are Asus and you're, you sign up for the NVIDIA GPP. +[319.78 --> 328.98] If, if you wanted to sell an NVIDIA graphics card with your special like ROG branding, +[328.98 --> 329.74] because you're Asus. +[329.94 --> 330.10] Yeah. +[330.10 --> 332.68] You couldn't sell any other graphics cards with that branding. +[333.28 --> 338.36] I don't think that the, it stipulates that like, hey, your existing branding, ROG, you've +[338.36 --> 339.42] got to use that for NVIDIA. +[339.54 --> 342.82] I think it's up to Asus to decide what branding they use. +[342.92 --> 345.14] In theory, they could have been like, you know what, NVIDIA? +[345.86 --> 349.16] We're going to use our awesome ROG branding on the Radeon cards. +[349.16 --> 350.92] And we're going to make new branding for you. +[351.16 --> 355.70] That would, so from a company's perspective though, that would generally be bad because +[355.70 --> 358.12] the majority of the market is NVIDIA purchasers. +[358.24 --> 358.54] Exactly. +[358.54 --> 360.96] So you want to use your stronger brand for that because you'll make more money. +[361.02 --> 361.42] Exactly. +[361.58 --> 363.40] So they're totally cutting out. +[364.02 --> 365.86] And this mindshare really matters, right? +[365.88 --> 369.96] Because what they're forcing and what did actually occur when this program rolled out +[369.96 --> 374.38] was that you've got to make new product lines, new, you've got to fork your branding +[374.38 --> 374.66] basically. +[374.76 --> 375.68] And so they made Aries. +[376.64 --> 378.86] This comes at a considerable expense, by the way. +[378.86 --> 379.32] Oh yeah. +[379.54 --> 380.26] They've got to... +[380.26 --> 381.04] Branding, marketing. +[381.22 --> 382.08] They've got to design it. +[382.16 --> 384.36] They've got to iterate on that. +[384.44 --> 387.46] Then they've got to actually print boxes, get these boxes on the shelves. +[388.06 --> 391.34] And presumably at this point, these companies have already done all of that. +[391.70 --> 396.82] So now that the partner program is canceled, everybody's wondering if Aries is going to +[396.82 --> 399.00] continue to be a thing or if they're just going to switch back. +[399.44 --> 400.94] Because on the one hand, they have the sunk cost. +[401.08 --> 404.84] On the other hand, that brand means nothing to anybody yet. +[404.92 --> 406.92] So it's better to lean on your existing brand. +[406.92 --> 411.20] What we don't know is if NVIDIA has remunerated these companies. +[411.38 --> 415.96] Like let's say Aries has sunk millions on rebranding, or at least hundreds of thousands. +[416.58 --> 420.82] Is NVIDIA, like did the lawyer set up anything for this particular case where NVIDIA is going +[420.82 --> 421.24] to be like, okay. +[424.00 --> 426.38] So you guys probably didn't hear that. +[426.64 --> 427.80] What happened? +[427.80 --> 433.22] Was it the teleprompter glass? +[433.36 --> 434.40] I would go help him. +[437.70 --> 438.68] Are you all right? +[439.64 --> 440.88] Dennis is dead, everyone. +[441.36 --> 446.78] So a glass fell and shattered into a lot of pieces as we were able to hear from here. +[446.94 --> 448.64] I guess, yeah, you guys definitely can hear that. +[448.76 --> 451.08] We just heard shattering and then Dennis going, no! +[451.18 --> 452.50] Oh yeah, it was very audible. +[452.50 --> 452.90] Yeah. +[453.62 --> 454.42] Anyways, sorry. +[454.54 --> 455.72] We're going to continue here. +[455.80 --> 458.64] But yeah, it's unclear at this time whether brands are going to survive. +[459.14 --> 463.50] Not as in like whether ASUS will survive, but it's unclear whether or not Aries will survive, +[463.80 --> 467.94] whether or not NVIDIA will be compensating these brands for the work that they did related +[467.94 --> 468.64] to GPP. +[468.64 --> 476.56] In the like who knows how accurate it was leaks that we got, I didn't see any provisions +[476.56 --> 480.16] for that because I don't think NVIDIA was expecting to have to pull back out. +[481.20 --> 483.38] But I guess we didn't see the other side of the agreement either. +[483.70 --> 487.34] Well, it would have been what those particular companies' lawyers came up with. +[487.34 --> 487.72] Exactly. +[487.84 --> 488.88] So we didn't see the other side. +[488.94 --> 490.08] It wouldn't be in the original TOS. +[491.20 --> 494.96] Another interesting thing was how they framed their cancellation. +[494.96 --> 498.06] So we learned about it through a blog post that NVIDIA uploaded. +[498.54 --> 501.32] And they did not, they didn't like Facebook it. +[501.54 --> 502.82] They didn't go on an apology tour. +[502.92 --> 504.04] They didn't own what they did. +[504.04 --> 504.40] Oh no. +[504.62 --> 506.66] Instead, they framed it thusly. +[507.14 --> 515.46] You know, there's all these rumors and conjecture and myths, mistruths around about the NVIDIA +[515.46 --> 516.18] GPP. +[516.18 --> 524.40] So rather than spending our energy battling misinformation, we're just going to cancel +[524.40 --> 529.20] the program so we can focus on what's important, like building the new technology, like as if +[529.20 --> 532.06] the GPP and all the backlash was like draining their resources. +[532.40 --> 535.72] As if all the technical people at NVIDIA were quick working on marketing. +[535.94 --> 536.06] Yeah. +[536.06 --> 538.84] Like the engineers were like, I can't focus because everyone hates us. +[538.94 --> 539.98] This is a PR nightmare. +[540.76 --> 541.96] This is so brutal. +[541.96 --> 547.94] So yeah, they didn't, yeah, it's that, that part is so brutal because a lot of the reason +[547.94 --> 551.44] why this is all come to light was because of people, I don't remember his name right +[551.44 --> 555.94] now, but from the, the guy from Hard OCP, um, that, that like pushed all this kind of +[555.94 --> 558.18] stuff and the rest of the media, not just us at all. +[558.26 --> 563.16] We, we probably had a relatively small involvement because I think we just talked about it during +[563.16 --> 566.24] when there's other creators that have made dedicated videos and all this kind of stuff. +[566.24 --> 566.52] When? +[566.98 --> 567.26] When? +[567.38 --> 568.38] Oh, the NAH show. +[568.58 --> 569.04] Oh yeah. +[569.24 --> 569.90] Sorry about that. +[569.90 --> 570.18] Yeah. +[570.56 --> 572.02] A lot of confusion around the name. +[572.36 --> 574.10] Uh, but there's been a lot of. +[574.10 --> 575.34] NVIDIA made us rebrand. +[576.04 --> 579.38] It's the NAH show with Radeon graphics. +[579.58 --> 582.90] Anytime we talk about AMD graphics cards, that's going to be on the NAH show. +[583.18 --> 583.86] That's awesome. +[584.44 --> 585.00] That's awesome. +[585.22 --> 588.02] Each, each, each week we have half an hour for WAN, half an hour for NAH. +[588.12 --> 588.32] Sorry. +[588.80 --> 589.74] Um, yeah. +[589.80 --> 594.02] So it's just, all this stuff was brought to light. +[594.46 --> 598.80] There was basically nothing from NVIDIA explaining what was going on. +[598.80 --> 600.08] They, they're complaining at the beginning. +[600.20 --> 604.98] All the rumors, conjecture, mistruths go far beyond its intent. +[605.08 --> 607.58] Well, maybe better explain its intent. +[607.74 --> 612.18] I know there was one post talking about it, but it was so whimsical and didn't properly +[612.18 --> 613.84] go through what's actually happening. +[613.88 --> 614.06] Yes. +[614.12 --> 614.58] Total BS. +[614.70 --> 619.12] They keep focusing on the fact that this is all about transparency for the consumer. +[619.12 --> 621.10] So the consumer knows what they're buying. +[621.10 --> 624.78] They know that they're getting an NVIDIA card and that's the best thing you can get. +[624.84 --> 627.86] And they want to make sure, and it's very obvious and transparent on the packaging that +[627.86 --> 628.64] that's what they're getting. +[629.28 --> 633.40] If that's what it's about, then why even rely on these other brands like ROG? +[633.74 --> 637.20] Why don't you just stipulate that they have a big fat green banner that says NVIDIA on +[637.20 --> 637.30] it? +[637.34 --> 640.12] If it's really just about obvious branding. +[640.38 --> 645.10] They kind of do, like I've, I've never, I've heard a lot of complaints from new system +[645.10 --> 645.40] builders. +[645.40 --> 647.98] I've helped a lot of people get into building their computers. +[648.12 --> 651.92] And one of my big things when I would help friends or family or whoever build a computer +[651.92 --> 655.90] was always that I'll be there as like the guiding hand, but I want them to do it. +[656.00 --> 657.34] I want them to pick the parts. +[657.44 --> 660.90] I would want them to build the computer, but I can help them with anything and answer whatever +[660.90 --> 661.98] questions, et cetera, et cetera. +[662.16 --> 662.66] Eating snacks. +[663.02 --> 663.26] Yeah. +[664.00 --> 667.98] Getting free pop because they would supply supplies for the event. +[667.98 --> 669.96] Is there going to be chips and pop that I'm in? +[670.26 --> 672.02] My hands will be too crummy to help you. +[672.02 --> 674.44] There's one buddy of mine that I've built two computers for. +[674.44 --> 676.82] And every time we do, he brings a case of vanilla Coke. +[677.22 --> 678.36] I like this deal. +[678.44 --> 679.48] It's worked out quite well. +[680.14 --> 686.82] But it's, I've never had a single person be like, I don't understand. +[687.68 --> 689.14] I'm buying ROG. +[689.28 --> 692.08] Why is it a AMD thing or whatever? +[692.16 --> 693.68] Like I've never had that confusion. +[693.88 --> 695.12] Everyone seems to get it. +[695.90 --> 699.24] So all this hubbub over that seems unlikely. +[700.06 --> 704.04] It feels like they just wanted to muscle them out of the good brands. +[704.04 --> 705.00] Yeah, exactly. +[705.14 --> 708.14] They know that their market position is such that they're going to be the ones awarded +[708.14 --> 710.60] the ROG, the incumbent existing branding. +[711.08 --> 714.84] And that AMD is going to be the one suffering under the new branding. +[715.44 --> 717.22] So nice try, NVIDIA. +[717.22 --> 717.30] Yeah. +[718.10 --> 718.46] Yeah. +[719.80 --> 726.84] Evan33 is spamming contrast in the chat so much that I'm super surprised that he's not +[726.84 --> 729.00] banned from the chat by the bot yet. +[729.54 --> 734.00] I don't know if he's talking about contrast in terms of like what this picture looks like +[734.00 --> 736.04] or if he's talking about between the boxes. +[736.66 --> 740.28] But in my experience, it's pretty, this probably isn't even what he's talking about. +[740.28 --> 743.94] But in my experience, it's pretty easy to differentiate between which one is an NVIDIA card and which +[743.94 --> 744.90] one is an AMD card. +[744.92 --> 748.90] No, he's definitely talking about the visuals of this video feed. +[749.12 --> 750.12] But we don't care. +[750.28 --> 750.86] Yeah, man. +[750.92 --> 753.20] We're going to make it about graphics cards. +[753.42 --> 754.56] It's intentional, dude. +[754.66 --> 755.82] This is the new style. +[756.16 --> 756.38] Yeah. +[757.02 --> 758.72] Low or high contrast or whatever. +[758.76 --> 760.58] The opposite of whatever you're complaining about. +[760.76 --> 761.60] That's what we want. +[761.60 --> 764.80] We don't understand it, but whatever. +[765.48 --> 771.82] So, yeah, I'm not like, and I know that a lot of people at NVIDIA and I'm sure they're +[771.82 --> 773.80] paying attention to a lot of the press stuff around this. +[773.84 --> 777.26] So they might see this section of the show at some point in time. +[777.46 --> 779.76] Guys, you got to figure out your public communication. +[780.00 --> 781.16] You make great graphics cards. +[781.34 --> 783.96] You have the market share, the giant market share. +[784.06 --> 787.46] I know you're very happy about that, but people are kind of pissed off. +[787.50 --> 789.54] And I know it's very easy for the community. +[789.64 --> 790.58] I know you guys know this. +[790.58 --> 795.48] It's very easy for the community to go after the company that has the lion's market share. +[796.26 --> 797.50] The lion's share of the market. +[797.72 --> 799.30] It's very easy for that to happen. +[799.38 --> 803.12] And that's definitely a non-insignificant amount of what's going on. +[803.20 --> 806.26] But especially around GPP, the communication was bad. +[807.08 --> 808.84] You have to understand the communication was bad. +[808.92 --> 810.22] And this didn't help. +[810.80 --> 817.62] With everyone needing to dive in and dig and glean and fight for every little tiny bit of information +[817.62 --> 818.22] that they could. +[818.22 --> 825.14] And for you to come back at it by saying, oh, yeah, there's so many rumors, conjecture, mistruths +[825.14 --> 825.88] are going around everywhere. +[826.58 --> 827.38] Clarify better. +[828.14 --> 829.68] That's on you, man. +[830.14 --> 832.88] And I know it got leaked or whatever. +[833.06 --> 834.38] And that sucks as a company. +[834.46 --> 835.62] I completely understand that. +[835.64 --> 836.62] That's super frustrating. +[836.62 --> 842.82] But at that point in time, throwing at other people for that is not going to help you. +[843.42 --> 848.34] To try to win everyone else onto your side, you need to be open to the community and try +[848.34 --> 854.52] to explain what was going on in a not so whimsical and were just fairies on the breeze kind of +[854.52 --> 854.76] way. +[854.84 --> 856.28] Because that's obviously not what's going on. +[856.40 --> 857.60] Give me your opinion on this part. +[857.60 --> 862.14] A lot of people think that them canceling the program doesn't really amount to much +[862.14 --> 863.38] because the damage is already done. +[864.18 --> 865.86] There's sunk costs. +[866.44 --> 867.56] There's these new brands. +[870.48 --> 874.14] There could be back alley or what do you call them? +[874.68 --> 875.30] Back alley deals? +[875.46 --> 875.98] Back end deals? +[876.10 --> 876.52] Back end. +[876.84 --> 877.22] Back end? +[877.22 --> 877.82] Back end. +[878.62 --> 883.08] These deals could continue to exist right now, just not publicly. +[883.22 --> 884.76] You could even name it something else or whatever, yeah. +[885.94 --> 890.58] Because a lot of these big players, they sign these agreements, so they might just carry +[890.58 --> 891.16] forward with them. +[893.02 --> 893.42] Yeah. +[893.82 --> 895.52] We'll have to see how it goes. +[899.50 --> 902.52] We'll have to pay close attention to Aries, I guess, specifically. +[903.12 --> 904.76] See what ASUS does with that. +[904.76 --> 907.90] Maybe see how ASUS communicates around it. +[908.30 --> 908.76] I just... +[910.04 --> 911.80] Yeah. +[913.84 --> 917.66] This line of communication was very, in my opinion, sassy. +[919.34 --> 920.12] Seriously, though. +[920.28 --> 922.88] It was sassy and it was just... +[922.88 --> 924.02] It was not what... +[924.02 --> 925.40] Are you talking about their blog post? +[925.70 --> 925.88] Yeah. +[925.88 --> 926.74] The cancellation blog post? +[926.82 --> 926.90] Yeah. +[926.90 --> 927.40] A little sassy? +[927.60 --> 927.78] Yeah. +[927.92 --> 932.98] And it's like, yes, the community wanted GBP to be pulled. +[932.98 --> 937.16] But I think even more than that, at the core, I think people wanted to know what the heck +[937.16 --> 937.88] was going on. +[938.74 --> 941.00] And I don't think anyone got that. +[941.32 --> 942.42] Because now it's just gone. +[942.56 --> 947.04] And we still don't even really know what it actually was. +[947.04 --> 948.32] What the actual rules were. +[948.58 --> 951.98] We're being told that everything that we knew was rumors, conjecture, mistruths. +[951.98 --> 952.54] Mistruths. +[953.16 --> 954.92] So, we didn't know anything then? +[955.28 --> 956.24] So, what's the truth? +[956.30 --> 956.94] We still don't know. +[957.54 --> 960.58] They're saying, like, oh, it was just to, like, make things more clear. +[960.68 --> 960.92] Okay. +[961.02 --> 962.46] But we need more, like... +[962.46 --> 963.32] We have a... +[963.32 --> 966.44] Someone showing us, like, basically a contract in very clear terms. +[966.50 --> 968.80] And then you're being like, everyone's just supposed to be happy. +[969.00 --> 969.20] Okay. +[969.36 --> 969.84] And... +[969.84 --> 970.34] It doesn't work. +[970.58 --> 971.50] By the way... +[971.50 --> 971.96] Thank you, Ivan. +[971.96 --> 975.32] That in no way makes it more clear for everybody. +[975.58 --> 978.24] That makes it way, way, way harder to buy a graphics card. +[978.46 --> 980.62] If I rock up and there's, like... +[980.62 --> 983.30] Okay, there's gaming, there's Aorus, there's ROG. +[984.42 --> 987.96] There's all that times two for each different one. +[988.02 --> 988.84] That's way harder. +[989.62 --> 990.34] That's way harder. +[991.38 --> 993.82] To figure out the tier of the graphics card, I guess? +[995.16 --> 997.74] Because none of those words, like, really mean anything. +[997.86 --> 998.02] No. +[998.92 --> 999.20] Yeah. +[999.20 --> 1002.32] It'd be way better if they... +[1002.32 --> 1006.64] I think it'd be a better business case for them just to say, hey, a giant banner that +[1006.64 --> 1009.02] says NVIDIA GTX 1070. +[1009.32 --> 1009.92] Well, okay. +[1009.98 --> 1011.50] Like, that's what people want, right? +[1012.64 --> 1012.96] Let's... +[1012.96 --> 1017.66] I'm going to get to the page first, but let's go to Amazon.com. +[1018.02 --> 1018.36] No. +[1019.04 --> 1020.20] Let's go to Newegg. +[1020.44 --> 1020.78] Ooh. +[1022.24 --> 1025.96] I switched because of, like, purchase history and related items and stuff. +[1026.76 --> 1027.22] Okay. +[1027.40 --> 1028.56] Did you get a veiny Vic? +[1028.56 --> 1030.02] Don't worry about it, boy. +[1030.56 --> 1032.68] Let's go to Luke's screen. +[1032.80 --> 1033.34] What is that? +[1033.82 --> 1034.24] What is that? +[1034.48 --> 1035.16] Now, squeal! +[1037.48 --> 1037.96] Okay. +[1038.14 --> 1038.74] NVIDIA. +[1039.74 --> 1040.30] Search. +[1043.84 --> 1045.60] I guess you don't even see boxes. +[1045.60 --> 1056.72] Well, I mean, the name already has... +[1056.72 --> 1057.78] And, like, everything has GeForce in it. +[1057.78 --> 1058.80] The branding is there. +[1058.86 --> 1061.90] So that's, like, the text equivalent of the, like, put the banner. +[1062.26 --> 1062.40] Yeah. +[1062.40 --> 1064.00] Because that's right at the beginning of all of them. +[1064.24 --> 1068.80] Well, that's another point as to why this GPP didn't even need to exist because it's already... +[1068.80 --> 1070.32] It's already in the name. +[1070.86 --> 1073.12] I don't buy this whole transparency angle. +[1074.08 --> 1074.44] Yeah. +[1074.52 --> 1075.18] I don't buy it. +[1075.88 --> 1076.98] I wish they would just own it. +[1077.04 --> 1078.14] Hey, we tried to make a lot of money. +[1078.38 --> 1079.40] We tried to make more money. +[1079.62 --> 1080.14] We got caught. +[1080.48 --> 1081.04] It wasn't... +[1081.04 --> 1083.30] You could even be like, we thought this was a good idea. +[1084.06 --> 1085.38] Clearly, everyone didn't. +[1086.62 --> 1087.24] We're going to buy. +[1087.60 --> 1087.94] Yeah. +[1088.36 --> 1089.28] I would buy that more. +[1089.28 --> 1089.84] That's the way companies do that. +[1090.30 --> 1090.56] Yeah. +[1090.74 --> 1094.22] You should have shut down all your stores for an afternoon and had some kind of training for all your employees. +[1096.50 --> 1100.06] That's how you signal to the populace that you care. +[1100.46 --> 1100.82] Man. +[1101.00 --> 1101.28] Okay. +[1101.28 --> 1105.48] Anyways, I think we've beat this topic down and left it in a ditch. +[1105.48 --> 1110.90] So, we can move on to the T-Mobile slash Sprint merger. +[1111.08 --> 1113.94] So, you know more about this than I do, but they've tried to do this before. +[1114.02 --> 1115.02] I know nothing of this. +[1115.10 --> 1115.72] I know. +[1116.00 --> 1116.26] I know. +[1116.34 --> 1119.88] Was it the FTC that blocked it in the past? +[1120.24 --> 1120.44] Yeah. +[1120.78 --> 1123.52] This is all FTC stuff. +[1123.60 --> 1127.86] So, I believe the FTC was like, we think there's room for four players, so no. +[1128.60 --> 1129.28] Yes, that's correct. +[1129.32 --> 1131.42] So, that would have been under the Obama administration. +[1131.42 --> 1138.78] And they thought, okay, the market in the U.S. could support four major cellular provider services or companies. +[1139.00 --> 1140.64] So, they thought more is better. +[1140.82 --> 1141.66] It's more competition. +[1142.46 --> 1144.64] So, we're not going to let you guys merge. +[1145.20 --> 1146.10] That was then. +[1146.36 --> 1147.12] Things have changed. +[1147.28 --> 1153.02] Not only is it just a change of administration and they think that the Trump administration would be more favorable to this merger. +[1153.70 --> 1155.74] A lot of it has to do with 5G, actually. +[1156.38 --> 1159.58] And the U.S. and the administration is very serious about 5G. +[1159.58 --> 1166.54] Yeah, remember that Trump, like, I don't know if you want to say unilaterally, but he did that little signature. +[1166.64 --> 1167.86] We should have one more G. +[1167.86 --> 1173.50] He did that little signature thingy to say that Broadcom and Qualcomm shouldn't merge, right? +[1173.62 --> 1180.06] And the rationale for that was like, Qualcomm is instrumental in advancing 5G. +[1180.06 --> 1185.02] And there's a big global race to be the country that pioneers 5G the most right now. +[1185.54 --> 1187.28] And China and South Korea are winning. +[1187.72 --> 1191.76] And the U.S. wants to win because you get lots of benefits from pioneering the technology and the standards. +[1192.14 --> 1194.12] Lots of job creation, IP. +[1194.70 --> 1198.80] It was really good for the U.S. to have developed 4G and they want to keep that going. +[1198.80 --> 1209.82] And I think that with this, the new merge company will have a greater ability to pioneer 5G. +[1211.62 --> 1216.28] I think there's an opportunity for T-Mobile and Sprint to make a really cool name when they merge. +[1218.02 --> 1222.16] Mobile, Sprint, that's a little motion here, but they're just going to be called T-Mobile still. +[1222.46 --> 1222.90] Missed opportunity. +[1222.90 --> 1223.54] Oh, okay. +[1223.68 --> 1224.36] Missed opportunity. +[1224.36 --> 1227.20] So they're merging, but essentially T-Mobile is taking over Sprint. +[1228.12 --> 1228.98] Is that kind of the deal? +[1229.14 --> 1230.92] Because if they're just being called T-Mobile. +[1231.32 --> 1236.66] I don't think the name, like, I don't necessarily think just because the name is still T-Mobile that indicates that they're the big winners. +[1236.90 --> 1237.82] But I don't know. +[1237.94 --> 1238.14] Maybe. +[1238.50 --> 1241.96] I think public eye might come across that way, even if it's not actually that way. +[1242.32 --> 1244.18] Because everyone's calling it T-Mobile now. +[1246.48 --> 1246.88] Well. +[1248.54 --> 1249.88] I don't know enough about it. +[1250.38 --> 1251.82] I can't really claim anything either way. +[1251.82 --> 1253.54] They've just said that they're committed to merging. +[1253.54 --> 1255.46] They plan to merge, but it's not up to them. +[1255.54 --> 1256.30] They still have to. +[1256.80 --> 1258.62] The courts still need to approve this. +[1258.74 --> 1258.90] Yeah. +[1259.08 --> 1260.76] And that's going to take a couple months, I think. +[1263.06 --> 1265.62] Even though I'm not from the States, I generally like T-Mobile. +[1266.44 --> 1268.60] I've liked how they've done a lot of their campaigns. +[1268.78 --> 1271.86] I like the kind of moves that they've done in the market over the last while. +[1272.52 --> 1274.14] So, sounds cool to me. +[1274.14 --> 1275.30] Here's a theoretical question. +[1276.70 --> 1279.18] Every good capitalist likes competition, right? +[1279.52 --> 1279.76] Yeah. +[1279.76 --> 1284.88] My question is, does more players mean more competition? +[1285.00 --> 1285.54] Not necessarily. +[1285.54 --> 1287.00] Because right now, you've got four. +[1287.72 --> 1289.82] T-Mobile and Sprint are numbers three and four. +[1290.26 --> 1290.40] Yeah. +[1290.40 --> 1293.02] They're way smaller than AT&T and Verizon. +[1293.82 --> 1296.18] Should they merge, they'll be about the same size. +[1296.44 --> 1299.34] So, do you think they actually have more of an ability? +[1299.70 --> 1303.22] Is there more competition when there's three equally sized players? +[1303.22 --> 1305.90] I kind of think probably. +[1305.98 --> 1306.24] Maybe? +[1306.40 --> 1310.98] Because I think where the market probably needs more competition is with the big guys. +[1311.24 --> 1314.60] So, I would rather there be a fight between three big giants. +[1315.22 --> 1317.46] And please, no less than three. +[1318.84 --> 1325.90] Because we have enough of that problem in our own space with AMD and Intel and AMD and NVIDIA. +[1325.90 --> 1333.76] But, so please no less than three, but I like the idea of taking three and four and making them an actual proper competitor. +[1333.86 --> 1334.54] Like a real, yeah, exactly. +[1334.72 --> 1335.92] Against the other two big guys. +[1336.06 --> 1337.54] That seems like a good idea to me. +[1337.76 --> 1342.26] And even if you can make a fourth, as long as all four are the same kind of size. +[1342.46 --> 1347.70] When you have four and you have two kind of smaller ones and two kind of bigger ones, there is good competition there. +[1347.70 --> 1351.04] Because there is competition for the smaller markets and competition for the bigger markets. +[1351.20 --> 1356.46] But I don't feel like T-Mobile and Sprint are going to abandon their places. +[1357.16 --> 1357.24] Sure. +[1357.46 --> 1358.68] So, I think it will be okay. +[1359.24 --> 1360.80] They'll have more funds to move up market though. +[1361.04 --> 1361.24] Yeah. +[1361.88 --> 1365.92] Speaking of collusion, because three player oligopolies suck. +[1366.74 --> 1367.94] DRAM, price fixing. +[1368.08 --> 1368.26] Yeah. +[1368.74 --> 1369.28] Good call. +[1369.28 --> 1378.56] So, the law firm Higgins Berman has filed a class action lawsuit against Samsung, Micron, and Hynex. +[1378.88 --> 1382.68] I love how every law firm is so obviously a law firm just by the name. +[1383.94 --> 1386.52] I wish that was one person's full name. +[1387.22 --> 1388.22] That would be awesome. +[1388.84 --> 1391.78] There's a lot of people with two first names, but not enough with two last names. +[1391.78 --> 1404.84] So, according to the firm's investigation, the three DRAM manufacturers conspired to limit the supply of DRAM chips between 2016 and 2017 with the purpose, of course, of inflating their prices. +[1405.36 --> 1406.48] And we've all seen that happen. +[1406.56 --> 1412.64] DRAM saw a 47% price increase during 2017, the largest jump ever in the last 30 years. +[1412.88 --> 1417.66] And probably ever because before 30 years ago, did they even have DRAM? +[1417.66 --> 1421.48] They probably had A, B, and C RAM, but like... +[1421.48 --> 1422.10] Oh, yeah. +[1422.38 --> 1423.52] That's ancient stuff. +[1425.18 --> 1437.46] So, the complaint has been put forward on behalf of anyone who, in the U.S., purchased something containing DRAM from one of these three companies from July 1st, 2016 through February 1st, 2018. +[1437.46 --> 1449.06] The suit claims that after a global decline in the price of RAM chips, the three companies began in June of 2016 to deliberately limit their output of DRAM storage chips. +[1450.20 --> 1451.96] But did they have to... +[1451.96 --> 1452.32] If they're... +[1452.32 --> 1452.50] Okay. +[1452.60 --> 1458.76] If they're colluding and they want the prices to go up instead of down, did they have to do it so hard? +[1459.44 --> 1461.36] I mean, like, it's kind of like... +[1461.36 --> 1461.54] Yeah. +[1461.54 --> 1462.26] They kind of overkill. +[1462.36 --> 1463.98] It's pretty suspicious now. +[1464.00 --> 1464.42] Like, it's so obvious. +[1464.42 --> 1464.98] That's... +[1464.98 --> 1465.42] Yeah. +[1465.60 --> 1467.96] You think you try to be slightly subtle. +[1468.10 --> 1469.56] Let's just get them to climb gradually. +[1470.42 --> 1472.02] But depending on the details... +[1472.02 --> 1472.18] No, man. +[1472.22 --> 1475.02] I want, like, 400 new cars. +[1476.48 --> 1477.02] Well, okay. +[1477.16 --> 1478.18] That's cranking up a lot. +[1478.56 --> 1480.10] They're obviously going to try to get away with it. +[1480.16 --> 1484.88] And maybe what it takes to get away with it is to be like, we literally don't have the capacity to make more. +[1484.94 --> 1487.96] So, then they had to not build a factory. +[1488.12 --> 1489.44] And then they don't have this factory. +[1489.60 --> 1490.50] Or they have the... +[1490.50 --> 1492.54] A lot of it has to do with their process notes and stuff, too. +[1492.54 --> 1492.66] Yeah. +[1493.10 --> 1494.66] Because they're not scaling how they should. +[1494.72 --> 1497.82] And they're, like, publicly saying to each other that they're not going to go for scale. +[1497.96 --> 1500.36] They're going to go for price per item and whatnot. +[1501.44 --> 1503.58] Well, I hope they get found guilty. +[1504.78 --> 1505.56] That'd be interesting. +[1505.66 --> 1506.24] That would be pretty cool. +[1506.24 --> 1507.52] The world would be more interesting to me. +[1507.76 --> 1513.72] That'd be kind of fun if you could charge someone guilty for, like, your jerks at running a company. +[1514.70 --> 1515.30] Oh, yeah. +[1515.30 --> 1515.36] Yeah. +[1516.00 --> 1519.08] Like, you clearly have the money to build another factory. +[1519.20 --> 1521.12] There's clearly the market to build another factory. +[1521.30 --> 1527.32] You're not doing it just because you want to be whatever and charge an insane amount of money per chip. +[1527.88 --> 1529.20] So, you guys suck. +[1529.48 --> 1530.06] Here's a fine. +[1530.24 --> 1530.40] Yeah. +[1530.44 --> 1531.96] This is kind of where capitalism breaks down. +[1532.04 --> 1536.74] Where it's like, in theory, if they're doing that, then there should be room for a new entrant in the market. +[1536.86 --> 1538.46] But the barriers to entry are so damn high. +[1538.46 --> 1539.44] So insanely high. +[1539.44 --> 1544.52] The investment is so large and the talent pool is just not big enough that they own it. +[1544.92 --> 1545.54] It's an oligopoly. +[1546.40 --> 1553.18] I wouldn't be surprised if these guys were caught, like, actually guilty because from 1998 to 2002, +[1553.40 --> 1559.20] Hynek, Samsung, and Micron were among a group of vendors who would ultimately end up paying a settlement to end complaints +[1559.20 --> 1561.16] that they conspired to rig the price of DRAM chips. +[1561.30 --> 1562.82] So, it's not even the first time this happened. +[1564.78 --> 1567.58] Also, yeah, thank you, Twitch Chat, for pointing out the resolution problem. +[1567.58 --> 1569.58] I don't know what was going on there. +[1569.66 --> 1573.88] I had it set to default resolution, and it must have been on, like, 64 by 64. +[1574.06 --> 1575.86] Not actually, but it was pretty freaking bad. +[1576.12 --> 1577.88] So, I changed it, and we seem to be good now. +[1578.70 --> 1580.42] I put it that way, actually, because I have a zit. +[1582.36 --> 1582.92] Thanks, Luke. +[1583.48 --> 1584.22] Yeah, good on. +[1584.64 --> 1586.26] Now, it is there for the world to see. +[1586.32 --> 1588.06] No, it was the resolution of this screen. +[1588.30 --> 1588.62] Ah. +[1588.76 --> 1590.42] So, it didn't even have anything to... +[1590.42 --> 1591.50] They could already see my zits. +[1591.56 --> 1592.12] Yeah, yeah. +[1592.58 --> 1593.08] It's okay. +[1593.08 --> 1594.44] There for the world to see. +[1594.44 --> 1599.16] Speaking of for the world to see, let's do sponsor spots. +[1599.64 --> 1601.36] Sponsors, sponsors, sponsors. +[1601.86 --> 1602.40] Get money. +[1602.74 --> 1606.04] For the world not to see your private... +[1606.04 --> 1606.70] Infer... +[1606.70 --> 1607.44] Infernet? +[1607.70 --> 1611.12] Your private Infernet access information. +[1611.48 --> 1612.00] Infernetmation. +[1612.18 --> 1612.42] Whew! +[1612.74 --> 1612.92] Inmation. +[1612.92 --> 1616.88] I meant to say your private information, but I tripped, like, 18 times trying to get there. +[1616.88 --> 1623.96] But anyways, PIA, if you need a VPN, like my dad did, to access his own website at school. +[1624.12 --> 1625.14] That was pretty insane. +[1626.40 --> 1627.14] The IT department... +[1627.14 --> 1628.30] Uphill both ways. +[1628.42 --> 1628.72] Yeah. +[1630.40 --> 1630.80] Basically. +[1632.24 --> 1632.88] Well, okay. +[1632.96 --> 1635.76] He's an instructor. +[1636.30 --> 1640.10] And the IT department at school had no idea why he couldn't access the website. +[1640.66 --> 1642.76] So, I was like, just, you know, do that thing. +[1642.84 --> 1643.28] And it worked. +[1643.54 --> 1644.10] What's his website? +[1644.22 --> 1645.28] Can we all go to it right now? +[1645.28 --> 1647.16] Uh, that'll probably bring it down. +[1647.70 --> 1649.32] Um, but... +[1649.32 --> 1650.52] Lukesdad.com. +[1650.82 --> 1651.70] Yeah, let's not. +[1651.78 --> 1653.98] I'm actually not gonna tell the domain name, because... +[1653.98 --> 1656.42] I actually am gonna go to Lukesdad.com just to see. +[1656.44 --> 1657.24] Is there a website there? +[1657.26 --> 1658.44] It's probably owned, but not... +[1658.44 --> 1660.28] You might want a VPN behind... +[1661.36 --> 1662.28] Okay, it's not... +[1662.84 --> 1663.88] Yes. +[1664.18 --> 1665.04] Someone's gonna own that now. +[1665.04 --> 1667.22] It's parked for free, courtesy of GoDaddy. +[1667.38 --> 1669.80] It's gonna take almost no time until that's gone. +[1669.90 --> 1672.10] Yeah, your dad's watching this, and he's probably buying it up right now. +[1672.10 --> 1678.30] Anyways, you can connect up to five devices onto your PIA account at a time. +[1678.80 --> 1683.42] Uh, they have apps for Android and iOS if you need it. +[1683.78 --> 1686.60] Uh, there's apps for Windows, Mac OS. +[1686.98 --> 1689.50] Literally, the notes on here say Linus. +[1689.98 --> 1692.78] But I'm pretty sure it's supposed to be Linux, but that's wonderful. +[1692.78 --> 1697.40] Um, and Google Chrome, so you can have a plugin specifically for it, so you don't have to have +[1697.40 --> 1698.84] the app installed on the computer if you want. +[1698.90 --> 1700.10] It's kind of easy to do it that way. +[1700.64 --> 1706.24] Um, it has an internet kill switch that will block all traffic if the VPN becomes disconnected +[1706.24 --> 1706.90] unexpectedly. +[1707.24 --> 1708.40] That's quite cool. +[1708.74 --> 1710.12] Not all VPNs have that. +[1710.42 --> 1714.18] So if your VPN disconnects for whatever reason, it then starts flowing everything through. +[1714.18 --> 1715.04] Yeah, yeah. +[1715.22 --> 1717.94] Not VPN, and that's not super great. +[1718.02 --> 1718.92] That's such a fail. +[1719.40 --> 1722.96] Uh, check it out today at the link that's like below here. +[1723.62 --> 1725.64] If you're on Twitch, I guess just type that out. +[1725.74 --> 1726.60] It's not that complicated. +[1726.96 --> 1731.38] Or if you are on YouTube or SoundCloud, I guess. +[1731.68 --> 1732.50] Does anyone listen? +[1732.60 --> 1733.24] Some people do. +[1733.54 --> 1738.82] Uh, in the description of this thing, whether it's an audio thing or a video thing, we'll +[1738.82 --> 1739.62] have a link to PIA. +[1739.82 --> 1740.28] Check it out. +[1740.34 --> 1740.76] It's awesome. +[1740.84 --> 1741.18] It's great. +[1741.26 --> 1742.00] It does good things. +[1742.00 --> 1745.08] And speaking of things that are awesome, great, and do good things, FreshBooks. +[1745.30 --> 1746.10] FreshBooks. +[1746.48 --> 1751.44] If you're trying to run a company and you need to invoice people for whatever reason, you +[1751.44 --> 1752.02] can do that. +[1752.34 --> 1753.06] Super fast. +[1753.36 --> 1753.96] Super simple. +[1754.20 --> 1754.84] No big deal. +[1754.94 --> 1756.64] Invoices to your customer. +[1756.96 --> 1761.50] You can check to see if they have seen that said invoice so you can bug them about it. +[1762.28 --> 1763.00] Get that green. +[1763.34 --> 1764.50] You can collect your money. +[1764.80 --> 1768.54] You can also do expenses through the app, which is super cool. +[1768.88 --> 1771.38] It keeps track of who owes you what. +[1771.38 --> 1775.54] It keeps track of how much you've spent on different things, which is really cool. +[1775.64 --> 1777.82] We used it in a scrapyard horse and it was actually quite helpful. +[1778.14 --> 1781.96] If you have any questions, you can reach out to an actual person. +[1782.10 --> 1783.16] There's no escalations. +[1783.52 --> 1784.70] There's no return calls. +[1784.80 --> 1786.76] They just pick up and solve your problem. +[1786.92 --> 1787.90] There isn't even a phone tree. +[1788.06 --> 1789.14] You're just like, hey, what's up? +[1789.20 --> 1789.92] I need help. +[1789.96 --> 1790.92] And they're like, yeah, I got you. +[1790.96 --> 1791.42] No problem. +[1791.68 --> 1792.34] It's pretty simple. +[1792.96 --> 1794.62] I'm sure that's exactly how they do it. +[1794.94 --> 1795.48] FreshBooks. +[1795.48 --> 1798.56] And next up, we have Squarespace. +[1799.78 --> 1803.80] Squarespace is a website that you use to make other websites. +[1804.30 --> 1805.66] It's like website-ception. +[1805.90 --> 1806.42] It's wonderful. +[1807.20 --> 1807.94] It's a replicator. +[1808.64 --> 1809.80] It's $12 a month. +[1809.92 --> 1814.70] If you subscribe for a year, you get a domain with it because that kind of makes sense. +[1814.70 --> 1817.92] So you can go to one place, get a domain and a website. +[1818.14 --> 1822.76] You can build your website really easily even if you have no idea what building a website even means. +[1822.92 --> 1823.60] You can do it. +[1823.62 --> 1824.18] No problem. +[1824.28 --> 1827.02] On Squarespace because they give you this beautiful template. +[1827.16 --> 1830.04] You just put in words and pictures and it's like, oh, there's a website. +[1830.04 --> 1832.64] If you think building's hard, you're not going to sweat. +[1832.70 --> 1833.60] There's no manual labor. +[1833.78 --> 1834.00] Yeah. +[1834.52 --> 1834.84] No problem. +[1834.84 --> 1836.88] Well, I mean, it's manual in the sense that you need to use your hands to type. +[1836.88 --> 1838.16] You do need to type and click. +[1839.72 --> 1841.48] That might be semi-problematic. +[1841.58 --> 1843.14] You could use a voice to text. +[1843.14 --> 1843.36] Yeah. +[1843.36 --> 1847.92] And you might be able to do a clicking thing some other way. +[1849.30 --> 1850.74] Like echolocate your computer. +[1851.84 --> 1852.32] Squarespace. +[1852.54 --> 1853.42] Now it's the next echolocation. +[1853.60 --> 1855.64] There is mouse control with your mouth. +[1856.10 --> 1856.54] Whoa. +[1856.92 --> 1857.18] Yeah. +[1858.02 --> 1860.26] For if you're like partially disabled in some way. +[1860.30 --> 1861.42] You can scroll with your tongue. +[1862.22 --> 1863.22] I'm not sure how it works. +[1863.22 --> 1863.86] You can middle quick. +[1864.00 --> 1866.74] There was a kid in my school and he showed me how his worked. +[1867.00 --> 1868.28] And it was actually really cool. +[1869.80 --> 1871.74] But that was a long time ago. +[1871.74 --> 1873.38] And I'm sure it's advanced since then. +[1873.62 --> 1874.26] So, yeah. +[1874.76 --> 1876.88] Anyways, you can use offer code L... +[1876.88 --> 1883.98] Go to squarespace.com forward slash LTT and use offer code LTT to get 10% off your first purchase. +[1884.20 --> 1886.10] So, you can have a website and domain and all that fun stuff. +[1886.50 --> 1893.18] What if someone followed your advice right then, went to Squarespace, and the free domain they got was luksdad.com. +[1893.18 --> 1895.92] And then they made all of this tonight. +[1896.42 --> 1896.94] Do it. +[1897.20 --> 1897.68] You could. +[1897.84 --> 1898.66] That's kind of the cool thing. +[1898.70 --> 1901.10] It's so fast you could actually have it done for tonight. +[1901.22 --> 1901.66] Oh, easily. +[1901.82 --> 1902.46] It's pretty neato. +[1903.38 --> 1905.26] And then I don't have a lower banner for this. +[1905.38 --> 1912.68] But also, check out LTX 2018 at ltxexpo.com. +[1912.68 --> 1916.06] And I realized that the X in LTX stands for Expo. +[1916.28 --> 1918.32] And then we also say Expo. +[1919.46 --> 1922.08] So, just don't worry about that too much. +[1922.36 --> 1923.34] LTxexpo.com. +[1923.42 --> 1923.90] Check it out. +[1924.04 --> 1925.36] No, it means exploration. +[1925.62 --> 1926.22] Like SpaceX. +[1926.86 --> 1927.14] Oh. +[1927.94 --> 1930.68] Linus Tech Exploration Expo. +[1930.68 --> 1930.96] Explorers. +[1931.00 --> 1931.86] Come and explore us. +[1931.88 --> 1932.98] It's going to be lit this year. +[1933.66 --> 1935.30] I got some things up my sleeve. +[1935.74 --> 1936.30] Oh, my. +[1936.72 --> 1938.28] I'm just going to be there, I guess. +[1938.40 --> 1939.60] It's going to be bonanza. +[1939.88 --> 1941.02] Not too crazy. +[1942.02 --> 1944.66] Also, check out Floatplane. +[1944.90 --> 1946.52] That's like what I do and stuff. +[1946.64 --> 1947.56] It's pretty cool. +[1947.76 --> 1948.32] I like it. +[1948.64 --> 1950.12] It's like neato and stuff. +[1950.12 --> 1950.40] Floatplane. +[1950.92 --> 1953.66] I'm going to get us logged in so we can see what's going on. +[1958.12 --> 1958.82] Hold on. +[1959.90 --> 1960.68] There we go. +[1960.78 --> 1962.16] We have like creators. +[1962.28 --> 1962.84] Oh, wrong one. +[1963.12 --> 1964.76] We have creators on the platform and stuff. +[1964.84 --> 1969.84] So, you can check out Linus Tech Tips, who's apparently uploaded a whole bunch of videos, +[1969.84 --> 1971.74] including keyboard history. +[1972.40 --> 1973.38] Good job, by the way. +[1973.46 --> 1974.20] Who did that one? +[1974.74 --> 1975.58] Who did that one? +[1975.84 --> 1977.06] I didn't call my video that. +[1977.10 --> 1977.50] What is that? +[1977.96 --> 1978.54] Well, that, okay. +[1978.72 --> 1980.30] History of the computer keyboard. +[1980.76 --> 1981.70] Is that a tech quickie? +[1983.48 --> 1984.52] Who works here? +[1984.52 --> 1985.20] What? +[1986.40 --> 1988.26] That might be a tech quickie. +[1988.48 --> 1988.74] Maybe. +[1989.08 --> 1989.48] We'll see. +[1990.30 --> 1990.98] Not now, though. +[1991.34 --> 1993.04] There's also other stuff from Linus Tech Tips. +[1993.16 --> 1995.36] There's stuff from BitWit Ultra, if you subscribe to him. +[1995.62 --> 1998.54] There's stuff from Tech Deals, if you subscribe to them. +[1999.06 --> 1999.50] It's cool. +[1999.74 --> 2003.36] It's a platform that has different people that you can subscribe to, see their videos. +[2004.12 --> 2005.16] It's a tech quickie. +[2005.48 --> 2006.00] Ah, nice. +[2006.08 --> 2007.06] We have a confirmation. +[2007.06 --> 2007.68] Thank you, Dennis. +[2007.68 --> 2013.98] And you can watch their videos in glorious, really high bit rate and really nice sound quality +[2013.98 --> 2018.20] and a private, nice little comment section so you don't have to deal with the drivel that's on YouTube. +[2018.20 --> 2019.76] Yeah, and it has a thumbs down button. +[2019.92 --> 2020.40] It does. +[2021.14 --> 2021.90] So you can be like, +[2021.94 --> 2022.56] In the comments section. +[2022.56 --> 2023.10] You're dumb. +[2023.68 --> 2025.42] Find other humans. +[2025.92 --> 2026.68] Get used to it. +[2026.70 --> 2028.20] It's the real world, virtually. +[2029.08 --> 2030.56] Don't say this out loud, but look at that. +[2030.56 --> 2031.58] I'm going to buy that. +[2031.58 --> 2033.80] I love that. +[2034.42 --> 2035.96] I'm going to make it into something cool. +[2036.26 --> 2039.82] You know one of my favorite domains that we have that we have to do something with, +[2039.86 --> 2040.58] but we don't know what yet? +[2041.02 --> 2042.90] It's adequatevideoservice.com. +[2045.74 --> 2049.38] We've been thinking about using it for like our back end or something, but yeah. +[2049.76 --> 2052.30] It's just a funny little joke. +[2052.48 --> 2053.42] Don't worry about it too much. +[2053.94 --> 2055.22] You could use that for April Fool's, maybe. +[2055.90 --> 2056.66] That would be funny. +[2057.06 --> 2058.28] Like redirecting the whole thing. +[2059.08 --> 2060.04] Warranty void stickers. +[2060.62 --> 2061.40] We have an update. +[2061.82 --> 2062.42] That's exciting. +[2062.82 --> 2064.78] I've been excited by this for a little while. +[2065.16 --> 2065.90] I'm going to first post this to the show. +[2065.90 --> 2068.58] I think I was on here last time we talked about it, like two or three weeks ago. +[2068.88 --> 2069.60] That sounds about right. +[2069.60 --> 2070.42] We talked about it together. +[2070.76 --> 2072.64] And at the time, we did. +[2072.64 --> 2073.00] One quick thing. +[2073.08 --> 2074.72] Someone asked, is there a full plane free trial? +[2074.82 --> 2075.38] There will be. +[2075.46 --> 2076.04] There isn't yet. +[2077.36 --> 2080.44] We're currently in like still like an alpha-y kind of stage. +[2080.60 --> 2082.76] So once we properly release, there will be. +[2082.76 --> 2085.76] The day there's a free trial is the day I use it for the first time. +[2086.40 --> 2087.30] That's not true. +[2087.50 --> 2088.02] I'm just, yeah. +[2088.88 --> 2089.98] I was on there today, actually. +[2090.00 --> 2090.96] I was like, you have to. +[2091.58 --> 2092.88] I have no choice. +[2093.02 --> 2093.22] Rip. +[2093.22 --> 2096.24] So, okay. +[2096.66 --> 2102.74] Per U.S. law, no warranty or product sold for over five bucks can put any restrictions on repairs. +[2102.82 --> 2103.62] Who does the repairing? +[2103.74 --> 2110.34] You can't have a sticker on your product that says, if you break this sticker or your void, your void is warred. +[2110.34 --> 2112.00] I'm like, that happened last time. +[2112.78 --> 2113.22] Yeah. +[2113.78 --> 2114.02] I did. +[2115.52 --> 2117.68] One of us said your void is warred last time. +[2117.82 --> 2118.86] Anyway, it's still true today. +[2118.90 --> 2124.40] Your void will be warred if you use a third-party repair service. +[2124.78 --> 2125.76] At least that's what they say. +[2125.76 --> 2127.30] But that's actually illegal in the U.S. +[2127.30 --> 2132.16] And what we learned last time when the news broke is that, is it the FTC? +[2132.70 --> 2134.18] They issued, yes, it is. +[2134.28 --> 2137.36] They issued letters to six big companies. +[2137.50 --> 2142.12] We didn't know who the companies were, but they were like, look, guys, you know this has been illegal since the 70s. +[2142.22 --> 2144.98] We're about to crack the whip, crack down on it. +[2145.26 --> 2145.56] Yeah. +[2145.56 --> 2146.52] And guess what? +[2146.58 --> 2147.92] Now we know who those companies were. +[2148.58 --> 2149.62] Hit me with them, Luke. +[2149.84 --> 2151.62] Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo. +[2152.82 --> 2153.38] Wow. +[2154.84 --> 2155.56] What competition. +[2156.36 --> 2157.58] It's like all the console people. +[2157.94 --> 2158.46] It's interesting. +[2159.30 --> 2162.02] Also, I don't understand the $5 thing. +[2163.50 --> 2167.70] Why are you allowed to put restrictions on repairs for things under $5? +[2168.82 --> 2169.88] That's so weird. +[2169.88 --> 2173.84] I think it's probably a bundle. +[2173.84 --> 2179.50] Like this one sentence that we're, or clause that we're focused on in the context of this article is part of a larger bundle. +[2179.76 --> 2183.94] And to attribute that whole bundle to items that are cheaper than $5 would just be too much work. +[2183.98 --> 2186.98] And it would probably like inhibit people from starting cheapy little businesses. +[2187.28 --> 2187.60] Okay. +[2187.86 --> 2188.16] Sure. +[2188.30 --> 2189.04] That's my speculation. +[2189.58 --> 2190.10] Why not? +[2190.14 --> 2195.16] It's just such a weird, like, what's even under $5 that you would take to a repair shop? +[2195.42 --> 2195.94] Fidget spinner. +[2196.12 --> 2197.04] Grease that puppy up. +[2197.28 --> 2198.80] It just doesn't spin anymore. +[2199.70 --> 2203.02] A quarter turns all I get. +[2203.02 --> 2205.90] I just need some WD-40, but I don't want to spray it on myself. +[2206.46 --> 2207.52] Don't worry about it. +[2208.06 --> 2208.24] Yeah. +[2208.24 --> 2209.04] Hanging on a little hook. +[2210.30 --> 2210.66] Anyway. +[2212.22 --> 2213.44] I got very specific. +[2213.44 --> 2215.00] That's about it for that story, honestly. +[2215.32 --> 2217.16] The companies have 30 days to revise. +[2217.50 --> 2222.86] There's been, online, you can see kind of a more generic version of the letter. +[2222.86 --> 2229.22] But each company did receive a customized tailored letter specifically outlining the offending product. +[2229.36 --> 2235.84] So, in the case of Microsoft, it was the Xbox consoles that had these stickers on them. +[2235.96 --> 2237.66] And it's not just about repairs. +[2237.76 --> 2242.68] It also says something about third-party accessories as well. +[2242.68 --> 2243.54] Oh, interesting. +[2243.76 --> 2244.14] Yes. +[2244.68 --> 2247.64] It's, it's, Microsoft's actually in a pretty good spot for that. +[2247.70 --> 2255.06] Because while their Surface notebooks have, like, notoriously been terrifying to try to work on. +[2255.26 --> 2258.34] Because, like, the terracotta and, like, all this other kind of stuff. +[2258.82 --> 2260.92] The Xbox One X. +[2261.36 --> 2264.18] You're talking about, you're talking, when you said terracotta, you're talking about that, like, uh. +[2264.18 --> 2264.42] Yeah. +[2264.54 --> 2264.88] I'm sorry. +[2264.96 --> 2265.72] Is it called something else? +[2265.72 --> 2268.82] Terracotta is like a clay that's on, like, a tag and rules. +[2269.02 --> 2269.92] No, what is that called? +[2270.46 --> 2271.16] I don't know. +[2271.26 --> 2272.30] I think it's Terra something. +[2272.42 --> 2273.16] It has a weird name. +[2273.62 --> 2274.00] What is it? +[2274.28 --> 2274.60] Alcantara? +[2274.76 --> 2275.40] Alcantara. +[2275.60 --> 2276.20] There we go. +[2276.42 --> 2276.82] Alcantara. +[2276.84 --> 2277.42] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[2277.42 --> 2277.90] Thank you. +[2278.00 --> 2279.90] Now the people in their cars are screaming. +[2280.58 --> 2281.34] We can stop. +[2281.46 --> 2283.24] Have you ever been listening to a podcast while you're driving? +[2283.32 --> 2285.14] You're just like, it's on the car! +[2285.86 --> 2286.54] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[2286.70 --> 2286.84] Whoa. +[2286.90 --> 2290.02] So, is that, is that, is that what the, like, the soldiers are made out of? +[2290.20 --> 2293.26] The, like, huge amount of, uh, terracotta army. +[2293.48 --> 2293.64] Yeah. +[2293.98 --> 2294.22] Ah. +[2294.64 --> 2294.86] Yeah. +[2295.00 --> 2295.12] Yeah. +[2295.12 --> 2295.24] Yeah. +[2295.24 --> 2297.62] So, that's where I played too much Civ, apparently. +[2297.90 --> 2300.98] Um, anyways, where am I going with this? +[2301.04 --> 2306.12] The Xbox One X is actually kind of wonderfully easy to, uh, take apart and put back together. +[2307.58 --> 2307.90] Terracotta. +[2308.20 --> 2308.36] Yeah. +[2308.66 --> 2309.02] There it is. +[2309.08 --> 2310.16] It's a type of earthenware. +[2310.56 --> 2310.80] Hmm. +[2312.40 --> 2313.12] You got your software. +[2313.12 --> 2314.18] Learn new things every day. +[2314.18 --> 2316.28] You got your software, your bloatware, your wetware, your earthenware. +[2316.62 --> 2316.86] Yeah. +[2317.76 --> 2319.00] Uh, your who knows where. +[2319.62 --> 2320.16] All right. +[2320.70 --> 2321.72] That's where this show is going. +[2322.16 --> 2323.94] So, yeah, this, this is good. +[2324.02 --> 2325.10] I'm very happy about this. +[2325.10 --> 2326.92] We'll have to see what actually comes of it. +[2327.28 --> 2332.52] Hopefully, it means that my Switch is still good to go, even though I have turned it into +[2332.52 --> 2334.48] a purple thing instead of a black thing. +[2334.84 --> 2335.96] So, that's cool. +[2336.44 --> 2337.84] Um, moving on. +[2337.84 --> 2338.50] Is this your thing? +[2339.42 --> 2339.80] What thing? +[2339.90 --> 2340.62] This topic. +[2340.80 --> 2341.04] No. +[2341.42 --> 2341.68] Oh. +[2342.22 --> 2342.52] Oh. +[2342.98 --> 2343.76] Someone responded. +[2343.90 --> 2344.92] Sort of, actually. +[2345.42 --> 2348.34] Microsoft was an expert witness. +[2348.58 --> 2349.44] No, don't read that part. +[2349.60 --> 2349.80] What? +[2349.90 --> 2353.40] It was like, click on the, click on the forum link that came to us from Gemini. +[2353.40 --> 2353.76] Jath. +[2353.96 --> 2354.16] Oh. +[2354.26 --> 2354.58] One. +[2355.42 --> 2356.02] This is exciting. +[2356.02 --> 2357.88] Oh, man. +[2358.04 --> 2360.62] This is, uh, this is long. +[2360.90 --> 2363.62] Uh, and I can't share it on my screen because I'm logged into the thing. +[2364.54 --> 2365.74] Well, let's just give it. +[2365.76 --> 2366.60] Are you a fan of this guy? +[2368.32 --> 2369.54] Are you a fan of this person? +[2369.54 --> 2369.82] Particularly. +[2370.40 --> 2371.28] Do you want to talk about that? +[2371.40 --> 2372.00] We can. +[2372.42 --> 2372.90] I'm not. +[2373.52 --> 2374.30] I've read it, but. +[2376.38 --> 2378.24] I don't, I don't really know the guy. +[2379.38 --> 2380.04] Okay, how about this? +[2380.34 --> 2380.66] You know what? +[2380.66 --> 2381.12] We're going to go. +[2381.22 --> 2382.24] Let's cruise right into Facebook. +[2382.24 --> 2382.46] Sure. +[2382.64 --> 2382.74] Yeah. +[2382.74 --> 2384.28] There's two Facebook-ish things today. +[2385.02 --> 2387.16] Uh, number one. +[2387.62 --> 2393.42] At F8, which is their developer conference, which is happening right around now, they announced +[2393.42 --> 2396.28] that they plan to create a clear history tool. +[2396.28 --> 2403.10] So, this feature will enable you to see the websites and apps that send Facebook information +[2403.10 --> 2404.06] when you use them. +[2404.56 --> 2408.62] It'll enable you to delete this information from your account and turn off Facebook's ability +[2408.62 --> 2412.70] to store that information associated with your account going forward. +[2413.60 --> 2417.60] They will still provide apps and websites with aggregated analytics. +[2417.94 --> 2419.04] That's anonymized. +[2419.72 --> 2420.36] Anominumized. +[2421.02 --> 2421.54] Anominum. +[2421.54 --> 2421.72] Anominum. +[2422.02 --> 2424.80] And this tool won't be launching for a few months. +[2424.80 --> 2426.32] They got to build it and test it. +[2426.38 --> 2431.02] And apparently, they're sitting down having town hall meetings with security experts around +[2431.02 --> 2432.58] the US and all that kind of stuff. +[2432.70 --> 2432.88] Okay. +[2432.88 --> 2434.94] Do you think this would be a cool tool that you would use? +[2435.04 --> 2435.90] Do you even use Facebook? +[2436.96 --> 2438.72] Uh, I have one. +[2438.88 --> 2440.22] The only things I use on it. +[2440.22 --> 2441.12] Oh, you're going to say once. +[2441.70 --> 2442.74] I have once. +[2442.84 --> 2444.98] I've fully deleted my account like four times. +[2445.04 --> 2445.80] Oh, you're one of those people. +[2445.80 --> 2447.30] I also didn't create my original account. +[2447.30 --> 2450.36] Did you make a Facebook status before each deletion? +[2450.46 --> 2450.52] No. +[2450.52 --> 2452.84] Be like, hey guys, I'm getting off Facebook. +[2453.14 --> 2453.30] No. +[2453.88 --> 2457.36] I just disappeared into the ether without telling anybody every single time. +[2457.50 --> 2459.56] Uh, I didn't even create my original Facebook account. +[2460.16 --> 2461.96] Uh, one of my friends, apparently, I guess. +[2462.20 --> 2463.60] Thank you, Jesse, by the way. +[2463.76 --> 2464.30] The real name. +[2464.70 --> 2469.80] Um, uh, created a Facebook account under my name and then gave me the login and was like, +[2469.80 --> 2470.82] start using this. +[2470.82 --> 2472.02] And I was like, okay. +[2472.46 --> 2473.76] Hook everything up to it. +[2473.84 --> 2474.12] Yeah. +[2474.26 --> 2474.42] Yeah. +[2474.42 --> 2475.26] Your data's gone. +[2475.44 --> 2475.80] Goodbye. +[2475.80 --> 2476.96] Uh, yeah. +[2477.08 --> 2478.90] So, I've never been a huge fan of it. +[2479.32 --> 2483.74] Uh, now I use it for the messenger portion because basically everyone's on there. +[2483.80 --> 2485.38] So, if you need to contact someone, it's usually. +[2485.56 --> 2487.30] What an Android thing to do. +[2487.68 --> 2487.86] Yeah. +[2488.00 --> 2488.18] Yeah. +[2488.18 --> 2488.54] Basically. +[2488.64 --> 2488.86] Yeah. +[2488.90 --> 2489.54] I do the same thing. +[2489.54 --> 2491.88] Um, and then I use groups a little bit. +[2492.02 --> 2494.64] I've got two groups on there that I'm fairly active in. +[2494.90 --> 2495.14] Hmm. +[2495.52 --> 2500.80] One for sharing music and one for talking about nerdy things with my high school. +[2500.82 --> 2501.12] Friends. +[2501.18 --> 2501.84] You care about music? +[2502.32 --> 2502.52] Yeah. +[2502.84 --> 2503.04] Huh. +[2505.06 --> 2506.02] Talk about this later. +[2506.18 --> 2506.42] Okay. +[2506.64 --> 2506.84] Yeah. +[2506.98 --> 2507.34] Sounds good. +[2507.36 --> 2508.64] I can just invite you to the group. +[2508.84 --> 2509.24] Yeah. +[2510.28 --> 2511.50] Oh, we're all plebs. +[2511.62 --> 2512.52] He's above us. +[2512.60 --> 2512.94] He can't. +[2512.94 --> 2513.10] Yeah. +[2513.14 --> 2513.54] He can't. +[2513.54 --> 2514.92] He can't join the music sharing group. +[2515.30 --> 2516.00] Uh, so yeah. +[2516.00 --> 2516.36] I don't know. +[2516.36 --> 2517.02] That's cool. +[2517.12 --> 2521.94] There's been other stuff that's come out of, uh, W8, F8. +[2522.10 --> 2523.42] F8 makes way more sense. +[2524.32 --> 2524.68] Fate. +[2526.04 --> 2526.48] Wow. +[2526.96 --> 2528.04] That's fantastic. +[2528.04 --> 2530.78] Uh, but apparently they're going to do a dating app. +[2530.84 --> 2532.98] I don't know if, I don't think we talked about that last week. +[2533.02 --> 2533.72] Oh, I haven't heard that. +[2534.08 --> 2534.68] Facebook dating app. +[2534.76 --> 2534.94] Yeah. +[2535.04 --> 2537.12] Let me, let me just Google this live on the show. +[2537.32 --> 2537.86] Uh, hmm. +[2538.32 --> 2539.32] Dating app. +[2540.30 --> 2540.70] Interesting. +[2541.50 --> 2542.36] First met? +[2542.48 --> 2542.86] No. +[2544.12 --> 2546.12] Facebook dating looks a lot like Hinge. +[2546.28 --> 2548.76] Facebook is taking on Tinder with new dating features. +[2548.76 --> 2553.40] I wonder if they will cut off Tinder from their blogging with Facebook. +[2553.60 --> 2555.38] I kind of doubt it. +[2555.44 --> 2555.90] They couldn't. +[2555.90 --> 2556.18] Yeah. +[2556.42 --> 2558.32] Facebook is an integral part of Tinder. +[2558.96 --> 2559.18] Yeah. +[2559.98 --> 2560.38] So yeah. +[2560.48 --> 2561.26] New dating app. +[2561.40 --> 2566.82] Amid all of the crazy privacy stuff, they are directly planning on making a dating app. +[2566.88 --> 2571.86] And it's interesting because they're, they've straight up called out that it will not be designed +[2571.86 --> 2572.98] around hookups at all. +[2573.86 --> 2575.28] Uh, that's not for you to decide. +[2575.28 --> 2578.36] Yeah, I know, but they're, they're pushing it to not be that way. +[2578.46 --> 2581.38] It will not ever connect you with a friend. +[2582.60 --> 2583.56] A Facebook friend? +[2583.64 --> 2583.90] Yes. +[2584.84 --> 2585.20] Okay. +[2585.32 --> 2587.82] So part of the idea is that it pushes you to new people. +[2587.98 --> 2588.38] That's cool. +[2588.48 --> 2592.20] And it will like keep even the idea that you're on it away from your friends. +[2592.90 --> 2593.38] Oh, interesting. +[2593.54 --> 2596.52] So it's supposed to be private away from your friends that you're on this thing. +[2596.64 --> 2598.62] Give us your data and we'll give you a date. +[2598.94 --> 2599.24] Yeah. +[2599.60 --> 2599.82] Yeah. +[2600.04 --> 2602.20] And a big part of it is this section. +[2602.28 --> 2603.52] They're talking about conversation starters. +[2603.52 --> 2608.40] So they'll, they'll try to have like events that are happening around you and they'll +[2608.40 --> 2612.14] try to use groups and things that you're both interested in to try to come up with something +[2612.14 --> 2613.24] for you guys to do. +[2614.02 --> 2615.68] That is hopefully interesting. +[2616.22 --> 2616.86] Yeah, that's cool. +[2618.10 --> 2624.54] One problem with the way particularly Tinder works is like, you know, the first stage of +[2624.54 --> 2626.34] Tinder is like, Hey, you think I'm hot? +[2626.48 --> 2627.28] I think you're hot. +[2627.32 --> 2628.04] So we got that. +[2628.04 --> 2630.46] So like, boom, that mystery solved. +[2630.52 --> 2632.96] But then now you're just in an empty chat. +[2633.08 --> 2634.74] You're like, what do we talk about? +[2635.00 --> 2635.14] Yeah. +[2635.24 --> 2636.40] Where do you start? +[2636.66 --> 2639.42] So that actually might, this actually might help with that a lot. +[2639.76 --> 2644.54] I haven't been on the dating scene in a long time, but I just having something that's like, +[2644.60 --> 2648.30] Hey, we're both interested in this thing, but without having to go through the monotony of +[2648.30 --> 2650.20] like reading through a basically resume. +[2650.66 --> 2650.90] Yeah. +[2650.98 --> 2651.70] Giant profile. +[2651.84 --> 2651.98] Yeah. +[2651.98 --> 2653.14] We need something in the middle here. +[2653.34 --> 2653.40] Yeah. +[2653.74 --> 2655.26] That's a, that's an interesting idea. +[2655.38 --> 2659.42] It's just kind of funny that they're bringing this up at the time while they're having all +[2659.42 --> 2660.18] these privacy issues. +[2660.18 --> 2664.04] But at the same time, despite all the privacy issues, basically no one's leaving Facebook. +[2664.72 --> 2666.90] So it's probably fine. +[2666.90 --> 2674.42] Related to that, because of the privacy things, Facebook is revisiting the possibility of having +[2674.42 --> 2677.88] a subscription model, not it would be an option. +[2678.38 --> 2678.82] It's an option. +[2678.94 --> 2679.10] Okay. +[2679.36 --> 2679.70] Okay. +[2679.84 --> 2681.00] Just want to say this loud and clear. +[2681.12 --> 2683.72] Facebook's not going to be like, Hey, want to keep your Facebook account? +[2684.36 --> 2686.72] Five bucks a month, 50 bucks a month. +[2687.54 --> 2688.42] Oh, ad free. +[2688.56 --> 2688.78] Okay. +[2688.92 --> 2690.50] It would be an ad free subscription model. +[2690.50 --> 2694.02] And I think it means you're going to be giving up a lot less data too. +[2694.02 --> 2698.20] So they looked into this in the past and then internally, basically everyone was like, +[2698.26 --> 2699.30] I don't think that's going to work. +[2699.68 --> 2701.22] So they didn't bother doing it. +[2701.30 --> 2705.62] But now they think the climate has changed enough that enough people who are, who are +[2705.62 --> 2711.70] considering leaving Facebook because of data and ads might say, well, it's worth it to +[2711.70 --> 2713.64] me to, to stay. +[2714.34 --> 2718.32] If they get rid of ads and they don't scrape, I could be interested in this. +[2718.84 --> 2719.44] See, I don't know. +[2719.44 --> 2720.80] I might even use Facebook more. +[2721.70 --> 2722.08] Really? +[2722.08 --> 2727.28] This is really interesting to me because one of the questions here is like, would, would +[2727.28 --> 2729.10] the spur more people to join? +[2729.66 --> 2730.30] Hell no. +[2730.44 --> 2732.16] In my opinion, no, not a chance. +[2732.38 --> 2736.20] I don't think all it would do is retain existing customers. +[2736.32 --> 2740.38] I don't think there was going to be anyone who's like, whoa, wit, it's subscription model +[2740.38 --> 2740.64] now. +[2740.72 --> 2741.06] I'm in. +[2741.18 --> 2745.18] I think technically there will technically be some of those people, but I think it will +[2745.18 --> 2747.92] be such an insignificant amount that it just won't matter. +[2747.92 --> 2753.84] It'll be the same number of people who like want to pay with gold doubloons instead of +[2753.84 --> 2754.44] US dollars. +[2756.00 --> 2756.36] Yeah. +[2756.42 --> 2760.62] Like it's going to be a really small amount of people, but I think it will definitely +[2760.62 --> 2765.42] increase again, a very small percentage of people, but probably a bigger one than what +[2765.42 --> 2766.26] we were just talking about. +[2766.54 --> 2768.56] People like me to use it a little bit more. +[2768.56 --> 2773.22] Um, I don't like ads, but I also don't like running ad blocker because kind of, you know, +[2773.28 --> 2778.02] we do a thing on the internet and when you do things on the internet, ad blocker has the +[2778.02 --> 2779.42] potential of taking away all of your money. +[2779.48 --> 2780.76] It doesn't for us, obviously. +[2781.44 --> 2784.92] Um, but I, I do feel like, I don't know. +[2784.98 --> 2788.72] I don't want to get into the ad blocker thing because the entire internet just gets super +[2788.72 --> 2790.74] pissed if you ever talk about it. +[2790.74 --> 2793.48] But anyways, I don't run an ad blocker, so I prefer. +[2793.48 --> 2794.28] Yeah, neither do I. +[2794.70 --> 2796.54] I prefer to, you can do whatever you want. +[2796.68 --> 2797.40] I'm not, I'm not judging. +[2797.40 --> 2799.12] You can do whatever you want unless you want to be cool. +[2800.36 --> 2803.58] Uh, but, and people are like, oh yeah, no. +[2803.62 --> 2804.86] I actually just haven't gotten around to it. +[2804.88 --> 2805.36] I'm just lazy. +[2805.52 --> 2805.74] I don't know. +[2806.70 --> 2811.22] Uh, but yeah, I would rather pay a website and not have to see ads. +[2811.74 --> 2813.06] I liked that about Twitch. +[2813.18 --> 2814.12] You could get Twitch Turbo. +[2814.86 --> 2817.38] Now just everyone's Amazon Prime. +[2817.44 --> 2818.30] I would have called it Twerbo. +[2819.14 --> 2819.46] Twerbo. +[2819.46 --> 2819.90] Twerbo. +[2819.90 --> 2822.24] Then you could have a little, like, mascot for it. +[2823.08 --> 2824.14] It's Twerbo. +[2824.72 --> 2826.00] That's actually pretty cute. +[2826.06 --> 2826.90] The twerking robot. +[2827.38 --> 2827.86] Oh, okay. +[2828.12 --> 2829.00] Not cute anymore. +[2829.02 --> 2829.62] That's just Jibo. +[2830.24 --> 2830.60] No! +[2831.08 --> 2832.12] Where's Wancho going? +[2832.54 --> 2833.46] This is the Nod Show. +[2833.58 --> 2834.42] It's a parallel universe. +[2836.12 --> 2837.46] Okay, so... +[2838.26 --> 2839.10] Two topics left. +[2839.36 --> 2840.22] Which one do you like? +[2840.46 --> 2841.20] Let's do both. +[2841.92 --> 2842.26] We have... +[2842.26 --> 2842.82] Why not both? +[2842.90 --> 2843.60] ...12 minutes. +[2843.88 --> 2844.94] They're both kind of eh. +[2845.98 --> 2849.44] Uh, HP printer firmware breaches Australian consumer laws. +[2849.46 --> 2851.14] I have no idea what's going on. +[2851.26 --> 2851.76] Take it away. +[2853.00 --> 2853.84] Uh, this... +[2853.84 --> 2855.46] Okay, so... +[2855.46 --> 2857.54] I'll join you in a moment. +[2857.60 --> 2859.62] I think this began, yeah, in the fall of 2016. +[2859.90 --> 2866.30] HP sold a bunch of printers or updated a bunch of existing printers in Australia without +[2866.30 --> 2872.92] telling consumers that there's software in these printers or in the firmware that is +[2872.92 --> 2876.04] going to limit you from using third-party ink cartridges. +[2877.18 --> 2878.70] And that's illegal in Australia. +[2879.78 --> 2880.30] So... +[2880.30 --> 2880.60] Cool! +[2880.60 --> 2881.76] Now they're in trouble. +[2882.16 --> 2883.18] And get this. +[2883.60 --> 2884.40] Ha ha ha ha. +[2884.80 --> 2889.60] HP is offering consumers who are prevented from using a non-HP cartridge compensation of +[2890.20 --> 2890.54] $50. +[2891.34 --> 2892.30] If you... +[2892.30 --> 2895.28] More than 2,000 customers suffered under this... +[2895.28 --> 2896.22] Under this software. +[2896.48 --> 2898.98] And if they each get their $50, that's going to cost HP... +[2898.98 --> 2900.94] Hold on to your tits... +[2900.94 --> 2901.76] $100,000! +[2901.76 --> 2905.72] HP is like... +[2905.72 --> 2906.26] Wait, how much? +[2906.58 --> 2907.10] Oh, okay, great. +[2907.28 --> 2910.86] It's like that scene in Austin Powers where he's like, a million dollars. +[2910.98 --> 2912.82] And they all start laughing at him like, fine. +[2912.82 --> 2913.82] Yeah, yeah. +[2913.82 --> 2914.84] Here you go. +[2914.88 --> 2915.64] I was worth a shot. +[2915.64 --> 2916.64] Ha ha ha. +[2918.08 --> 2919.18] No problem. +[2919.20 --> 2923.40] They probably got way more sales of ink than that $100,000. +[2925.22 --> 2927.54] Yeah, that's really not a lot. +[2927.54 --> 2933.20] Especially because not all the consumers are going to even claim this. +[2933.74 --> 2934.12] No. +[2934.62 --> 2937.82] The laziness will prevail in a lot of these kind of situations. +[2937.98 --> 2941.04] It's like the idea behind, like, why are there still mail-in rebates? +[2941.12 --> 2943.14] Why isn't it just automatically taken off at the till? +[2943.52 --> 2943.88] Effort. +[2943.88 --> 2945.42] Because you're probably not going to mail it in. +[2945.94 --> 2946.40] Heck no. +[2946.52 --> 2947.18] Especially now. +[2947.32 --> 2950.78] God, even when snail mail was just called mail, I wouldn't do that. +[2950.94 --> 2951.84] Yeah, yeah. +[2952.04 --> 2953.06] And most people wouldn't. +[2953.06 --> 2960.18] So the discount actually becomes, when you do the math on your end, it's not $10 off every single item that you sell. +[2960.36 --> 2963.22] It's $10 off, like, actually a pretty small portion. +[2963.46 --> 2968.68] But you will probably sell more because you can post the price as being lower. +[2968.78 --> 2970.58] Because you're like, it's lowered because of mail-in rebate. +[2970.66 --> 2971.30] But then no one does it. +[2971.54 --> 2972.98] Anyways, stupid stuff. +[2973.34 --> 2973.66] Genius. +[2974.12 --> 2974.28] Yeah. +[2974.56 --> 2976.42] So it's not even going to be close to $100,000. +[2976.42 --> 2979.86] How much is a new, like, proprietary HP ink cartridge? +[2980.58 --> 2981.14] I don't know. +[2981.14 --> 2981.50] A lot. +[2981.74 --> 2981.80] A hundred bucks? +[2981.94 --> 2982.22] Let's. +[2982.58 --> 2982.98] Woof. +[2983.44 --> 2986.18] I think it really depends on... +[2986.18 --> 2990.54] I wish I had the model number of the printer here. +[2992.58 --> 2993.98] 25, 36. +[2995.34 --> 2995.84] That's the thing. +[2995.88 --> 2997.46] It really depends on what printer it is. +[2997.52 --> 2999.48] Because, like, this HP61 thing. +[3000.68 --> 3001.56] And, like, this one. +[3002.16 --> 3003.94] But then, like, the LaserJet one's more. +[3004.04 --> 3005.76] But they said ink cartridge, so it's not that. +[3006.04 --> 3006.22] Okay. +[3007.50 --> 3008.10] I don't know. +[3008.20 --> 3009.88] It really depends on what cartridge it is. +[3009.88 --> 3012.88] Well, all I was going to say is, even if... +[3012.88 --> 3018.32] Like, half the people affected just bought ink, then they've already paid for the whole scandal. +[3018.56 --> 3021.36] So in Australia, about $60 a cartridge, apparently. +[3021.48 --> 3022.16] $60 Australian. +[3022.80 --> 3023.06] Yeah. +[3023.80 --> 3025.00] That'll be, like... +[3025.00 --> 3028.60] I think it's stronger than Canadian peso, but, like, not as strong as the U.S. +[3029.80 --> 3031.70] Someone just gave me the price per pallet. +[3032.36 --> 3032.68] That's... +[3032.68 --> 3034.20] That's cool, but... +[3034.20 --> 3034.44] That's not... +[3034.44 --> 3034.98] That's not exactly you. +[3035.06 --> 3037.06] Not particularly helpful at the moment. +[3039.20 --> 3040.36] One more topic. +[3040.66 --> 3040.88] Yeah. +[3041.06 --> 3041.34] Okay. +[3041.44 --> 3042.20] Let's move on. +[3043.10 --> 3043.50] Mining. +[3043.88 --> 3044.62] It was hard. +[3045.20 --> 3046.84] And now it's going to be harder. +[3047.18 --> 3048.56] New Bitmain ASIC miners. +[3048.74 --> 3050.48] Or easier, depending on how you approach it. +[3051.18 --> 3051.60] Yeah. +[3051.88 --> 3053.04] Harder for the average throw. +[3053.32 --> 3053.54] Yeah. +[3053.54 --> 3055.06] Easier to actually get done. +[3055.12 --> 3056.22] Harder for your average. +[3056.78 --> 3057.66] These are the... +[3057.66 --> 3062.02] Bitmain ASIC miners are able to mine Equihash. +[3063.64 --> 3066.38] And it smashes GPU performance. +[3066.82 --> 3068.10] We've got crypto mining hardware. +[3068.36 --> 3068.96] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[3069.08 --> 3077.02] For $2,000, it can perform as well as 15 1080 Ti GPUs at a mere 300 watts. +[3078.02 --> 3083.86] Equihash is the algorithm used by Zcash, Zencash, Bitcoin Gold, Bitcoin Z, Bitcoin Private, Komodo, Z Classic. +[3084.34 --> 3086.72] And I believe potentially even more. +[3087.86 --> 3097.08] So what this means is that it's so much more efficient to use this, what they call an ASIC, an application-specific integrated circuit. +[3097.42 --> 3098.74] A specialized computer. +[3098.74 --> 3111.20] It's so much more efficient to use that than it is to use a regular off-the-shelf GPU that it brings a concern about how decentralized and free the cryptocurrency is now. +[3111.28 --> 3118.92] Because in the utopian world that we enthusiasts dream about, anyone can support the network. +[3119.06 --> 3123.12] Anyone can be a node in the network because you can just use an off-the-shelf GPU that you probably have in your computer anyway. +[3123.12 --> 3132.44] Once there's a specialized machine that's sold by one company, then it's centralized, basically. +[3132.60 --> 3132.94] It's not... +[3132.94 --> 3134.34] And the thing is with these... +[3134.34 --> 3135.32] It's like you've got a Fed then. +[3135.50 --> 3137.34] Like Bitmain ASIC miners and stuff. +[3137.54 --> 3139.44] It's like you're not going to get one. +[3139.44 --> 3149.76] They sell out so fast and their supply is not high enough that a huge percentage of it is people reselling it or kind of more like back-end deals. +[3149.92 --> 3151.42] But is that temporary? +[3152.74 --> 3160.06] By the time it becomes easy enough for you to buy one, they'll be close enough to the next one that you probably shouldn't. +[3160.98 --> 3163.32] That's sort of been the pattern for a long time. +[3163.32 --> 3168.30] What I mean, for the whole industry, in the future, won't there be competition? +[3168.46 --> 3170.82] There could be two or three people producing these things. +[3172.22 --> 3172.94] We'll see. +[3173.16 --> 3179.32] I think a lot of companies are kind of scared about jumping in because it's such an incredibly volatile market. +[3181.64 --> 3182.70] That's why it's far future. +[3183.44 --> 3183.74] Yeah. +[3183.84 --> 3185.06] Because it has to stabilize first. +[3185.16 --> 3185.44] We'll see. +[3185.76 --> 3185.94] Yeah. +[3186.38 --> 3187.12] It'll be interesting. +[3187.96 --> 3191.30] And like Bitcoin is slightly going back up, sort of, maybe? +[3191.68 --> 3192.86] So, I don't know. +[3192.86 --> 3193.60] Who knows? +[3193.78 --> 3194.14] We'll see. +[3195.18 --> 3196.24] I'm into the Ether price. +[3197.02 --> 3198.32] That's what I look at every day. +[3198.42 --> 3198.88] Here we go. +[3200.06 --> 3201.94] Damn, it's almost at 800 US again. +[3202.78 --> 3203.04] Yes. +[3203.52 --> 3205.70] It's almost at half of what it was. +[3205.76 --> 3207.66] What does Jake feel about all this? +[3208.58 --> 3209.62] There are other companies. +[3210.34 --> 3210.62] Yeah. +[3210.68 --> 3213.00] And they're just going to change the algorithms anyway, so. +[3213.58 --> 3213.82] Yeah. +[3213.90 --> 3215.14] That's what happened with them there. +[3215.26 --> 3215.94] It's a night basics. +[3216.62 --> 3219.16] They changed them, like, before it mattered. +[3219.54 --> 3222.10] But, most of the time, Bitmain has already been mining on the Internet. +[3222.10 --> 3222.96] No one can hear you. +[3223.04 --> 3223.74] Three to four months. +[3223.84 --> 3224.56] Get in the show. +[3225.14 --> 3225.88] Get in the show. +[3225.98 --> 3227.42] So, what he's saying is there is other companies. +[3227.60 --> 3228.20] And like, yeah, I know. +[3228.54 --> 3231.20] We've talked about them on WAN Show before. +[3232.92 --> 3240.10] But there's a lot of, like, what he's saying is by the time these things hit market, even Bitmain has been mining on them themselves for a long time. +[3240.10 --> 3241.38] So, like, I don't know. +[3241.48 --> 3245.14] The mining space is so, it's very messy. +[3245.44 --> 3249.92] You have to be, like, really into it to probably stay on top of things. +[3249.92 --> 3256.04] The thing is, though, like, this algorithm, Equihash, was meant to, it was, like, designed to prevent centralization of the mining process. +[3256.04 --> 3256.12] Yes. +[3256.74 --> 3261.08] And there's been other cryptocurrencies that this happened to. +[3261.22 --> 3269.50] And then after these ASICs come out, they just, like, alter the algorithm so that it kind of nullifies the lead that those ASICs give themselves. +[3270.00 --> 3270.16] Yeah. +[3270.16 --> 3275.84] So, maybe right now people don't know if Equihash will do the same thing and then GPUs will still be relevant. +[3276.26 --> 3277.96] Or if there's a fork. +[3278.50 --> 3281.34] But either way, we won't know until the future. +[3281.54 --> 3287.14] And speaking of the future, that's where you'll have to be to see the next WAN Show or to see any more of the WAN Show because we're going to leave. +[3287.74 --> 3288.12] Yes. +[3288.62 --> 3288.84] Yeah. +[3289.64 --> 3290.60] There's a parallel universe. +[3290.60 --> 3294.18] There's a many worlds hypothesis here where there's a WAN Show and a NA Show. +[3294.64 --> 3294.88] Yeah. +[3296.12 --> 3296.56] Whoa. +[3296.56 --> 3303.78] So, if you want to see either one of those, come back here in seven days minus one hour and you'll be good to go. +[3303.86 --> 3306.06] Well, probably not even the minus one hour. +[3306.14 --> 3307.02] We were on time today. +[3307.48 --> 3307.66] Yeah. +[3308.70 --> 3310.74] Seven days minus, like, 20 minutes. +[3311.94 --> 3313.20] Anyways, guys, goodbye. +[3313.54 --> 3314.06] Play the intro. +[3314.36 --> 3314.84] Oh, no! +[3316.98 --> 3317.64] Okay, we're good. +[3318.38 --> 3318.80] Clench. +[3319.16 --> 3319.72] Harder! +[3320.30 --> 3321.06] Yeah! +[3322.24 --> 3322.68] Yeah. +[3322.68 --> 3327.16] Okay, which one am I? +[3328.96 --> 3329.50] This one. +[3329.72 --> 3330.40] I'm the couch. +[3330.94 --> 3331.28] Yes! +[3331.50 --> 3331.74] Perfect. +[3331.88 --> 3335.68] I'm that little companion cube on the couch that Linus just put up his butt. +[3336.06 --> 3336.58] Yay! +[3336.74 --> 3337.14] Squarespace! +[3340.74 --> 3341.34] Freshbox! +[3342.12 --> 3342.46] Nope. +[3342.68 --> 3343.40] Private access. +[3344.40 --> 3345.58] And you want to do it again? +[3345.76 --> 3346.84] No, I thought I'd missed it. +[3346.86 --> 3347.54] That's why I did it. +[3347.58 --> 3347.84] Okay. +[3348.00 --> 3348.42] There we go. +[3348.54 --> 3349.02] Freshbox! +[3349.38 --> 3350.04] Thank you very much. +[3350.36 --> 3351.16] We'll see you next time. +[3351.16 --> 3351.62] Slash na. +[3351.62 --> 3352.74] Slash na. +[3353.40 --> 3354.16] That's what I can do. diff --git a/Walmart makes Gaming PCs - The WAN Show Nov 2, 2018_transcript.txt b/Walmart makes Gaming PCs - The WAN Show Nov 2, 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..59c5bd3c09216817d4d6d32bb5400d8063507ae1 --- /dev/null +++ b/Walmart makes Gaming PCs - The WAN Show Nov 2, 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1718 @@ +[0.00 --> 5.00] It's WAN Show time! +[5.00 --> 5.50] Hey! +[5.50 --> 7.50] I'm actually excited for WAN Show today. +[7.50 --> 8.00] Are you? +[8.00 --> 8.50] Yeah. +[8.50 --> 9.50] Why? +[9.50 --> 11.50] Because as soon as I'm done WAN Show... +[11.50 --> 13.50] Oh wait, no, never mind. +[13.50 --> 18.00] I thought as soon as I was done WAN Show we were gonna be going out for fun. +[18.00 --> 22.50] But actually as soon as I'm done WAN Show I need to shoot the other half of the video. +[22.50 --> 23.50] So... +[23.50 --> 24.50] Oh wow. +[24.50 --> 25.50] That... +[25.50 --> 27.50] It's gonna be a great week everyone! +[27.50 --> 29.50] We have really awesome news! +[29.50 --> 30.50] First topic... +[30.50 --> 31.50] I started out up here. +[31.50 --> 34.50] Just went really far down. +[34.50 --> 36.50] That was unfortunate. +[36.50 --> 40.50] If you want a topic that starts on a confusing note instead of a high or low, +[40.50 --> 43.50] we've got Walmart is making gaming PCs. +[43.50 --> 46.50] Yeah, and not just like they're selling gaming PCs from iBuyPower. +[46.50 --> 47.50] Like... +[47.50 --> 48.50] No. +[48.50 --> 49.50] These are Walmart gaming towers. +[49.50 --> 50.50] But like... +[50.50 --> 52.50] They don't look that horrible? +[52.50 --> 58.50] Apple quietly added Radeon Vega GPU options to the MacBook Pro. +[58.50 --> 59.50] That is pretty sick. +[59.50 --> 63.50] I have no idea how that's going to affect the thermals. +[63.50 --> 68.50] Trusted Reviews pays 1 million pounds? +[68.50 --> 69.50] Yeah. +[69.50 --> 71.50] After Red Dead Redemption 2 leaks. +[71.50 --> 74.50] So this is really confusing to me. +[74.50 --> 76.50] And I'm going to... +[76.50 --> 77.50] So, yeah. +[77.50 --> 78.50] We'll have to... +[78.50 --> 79.50] Do that. +[79.50 --> 80.50] Go over that later. +[80.50 --> 81.50] You know what? +[81.50 --> 85.50] That's gonna be what we're calling an interactive topic segment. +[85.50 --> 86.50] Yeah. +[86.50 --> 87.50] Yeah. +[87.50 --> 88.50] I'm creating branding for it. +[88.50 --> 89.50] I like it. +[89.50 --> 92.50] That's where Luke and I have no idea what the crap is going on. +[92.50 --> 93.50] Yeah. +[93.50 --> 96.50] We're really relying on you, the viewer, to kind of walk us through... +[96.50 --> 99.50] So I'm gonna start with what I think is going on. +[99.50 --> 101.50] Wait, we're changing the name WAN Show? +[101.50 --> 102.50] Mmm... +[102.50 --> 104.50] We probably should change the name of the WAN Show. +[104.50 --> 108.50] Because it's like not really analysis and news. +[108.50 --> 110.50] It's more like weekly... +[110.50 --> 112.50] Judgment and news. +[112.50 --> 114.50] Weekly shooting the breeze. +[114.50 --> 117.50] And there's not a lot of news anymore. +[117.50 --> 118.50] So... +[118.50 --> 119.50] There's some, technically. +[119.50 --> 120.50] Yeah. +[120.50 --> 121.50] There's some. +[121.50 --> 123.50] But it's like usually just like about our lives. +[123.50 --> 125.50] So... +[126.50 --> 132.50] Finally, Apple launches a vintage repair program for Macs and iPhones. +[132.50 --> 133.50] Okay. +[133.50 --> 137.50] I've got one more news topic before we jump into the intro here. +[137.50 --> 144.50] And that is that the Galaxy Watch has quite possibly the worst activity tracker that I have ever encountered. +[144.50 --> 150.50] Almost every single time I walk down the stairs, I get a little buzz on my wrist. +[150.50 --> 151.50] Well done. +[151.50 --> 152.50] Great workout. +[152.50 --> 153.50] No, no. +[153.50 --> 154.50] I was going down the stairs. +[154.50 --> 156.50] And it was telling me what a good job I was doing right now. +[156.50 --> 157.50] I'm sitting here like this. +[157.50 --> 159.50] Yes, I'm waving my arms around. +[159.50 --> 160.50] I'm... +[160.50 --> 163.50] Maybe that's how I don't get fat. +[163.50 --> 164.50] You're just so animated all the time. +[164.50 --> 166.50] Talking with my hands. +[166.50 --> 167.50] Talking with your hands. +[167.50 --> 170.50] It's gonna be the new workout sensation. +[170.50 --> 171.50] Oh, God. +[171.50 --> 172.50] And on that note, bye. +[174.50 --> 175.50] I don't know what I'm doing right now. +[175.50 --> 176.50] Hey. +[176.50 --> 177.50] Don't touch it. +[177.50 --> 188.50] I like the mic arm and the frame regardless of where the holding sitting. +[188.50 --> 190.50] I don't know, Jake. +[190.50 --> 192.46] I don't know, Jake. +[194.86 --> 196.06] FreshBooks. +[199.84 --> 200.70] And Squarespace. +[201.06 --> 201.38] Squarespace. +[201.74 --> 204.32] I don't have the thing up right now, so I can't even tell what you're changing. +[205.58 --> 206.48] That looks a little better. +[206.76 --> 208.06] Yeah, it does look a little better. +[208.12 --> 208.82] All right, Jake, good work. +[209.76 --> 210.12] All right. +[210.14 --> 212.00] But now it's off the white line thing. +[212.12 --> 213.76] Yeah, wait, what do you even... +[213.76 --> 217.14] And like that, the white line thing isn't centered either, and that's bad. +[218.70 --> 219.18] You know what? +[219.30 --> 220.08] This should be in the middle. +[220.08 --> 220.86] He didn't move the camera. +[220.96 --> 221.70] He didn't move the camera. +[221.76 --> 222.30] It's fine. +[222.36 --> 222.80] Who cares? +[222.92 --> 223.68] Let's just... +[223.68 --> 224.78] I mean, it's WAN show. +[224.84 --> 226.88] What are people's expectations of this at this point? +[227.12 --> 229.68] Speaking about questionable expectations, Walmart gaming PCs. +[229.68 --> 231.00] Walmart gaming PCs. +[231.24 --> 232.62] Okay, so... +[232.62 --> 233.14] What the plot? +[233.22 --> 233.80] Here we go. +[234.34 --> 238.68] Walmart has partnered with eSports Arena to create its... +[238.68 --> 240.72] Go ahead, please. +[241.20 --> 243.44] OP line of pre-built gaming desktops. +[243.66 --> 243.86] What? +[244.52 --> 246.26] Also known as very definitely overpowered. +[246.54 --> 247.66] That's what that means. +[247.98 --> 248.78] It means overpowered. +[248.78 --> 249.40] Really? +[249.66 --> 250.14] Like, okay. +[250.20 --> 251.04] They're not even trying to... +[251.04 --> 254.10] Who was the marketing executive that was like... +[254.10 --> 255.06] I don't think that's that bad. +[255.30 --> 255.70] Really? +[256.20 --> 257.56] Actually, it's a decent... +[257.56 --> 257.94] You know. +[258.56 --> 261.54] The OP DTW1. +[261.90 --> 262.82] Okay, that's bad. +[262.88 --> 264.18] That is terrible. +[264.44 --> 265.24] I didn't know that part. +[266.00 --> 268.70] Or the OP DTW2. +[268.84 --> 269.66] That's another model. +[269.66 --> 273.46] If it was like just OP1 and OP2. +[274.26 --> 275.24] That could be okay. +[275.56 --> 278.64] Yeah, but it sounds more like a model name and less like a brand. +[278.84 --> 282.32] The overpowered or OP line of... +[282.32 --> 284.46] And they have desktops and laptops here. +[285.04 --> 289.26] But is this going to be like the G-Force before the other thing? +[289.52 --> 290.00] You know what I mean? +[290.66 --> 292.26] I don't think it's that bad. +[292.26 --> 293.92] All right. +[293.98 --> 296.18] I mean, I guess there's certainly worse out there. +[296.18 --> 298.58] There's some pretty bad gaming. +[298.58 --> 299.64] In light of some of the... +[299.64 --> 300.34] Not even just that. +[300.40 --> 303.14] In light of some of the general naming that's happened recently. +[303.40 --> 304.02] I'm coming around. +[304.40 --> 304.96] I'm coming around. +[304.98 --> 305.82] What's that new... +[305.82 --> 306.92] Isn't it a Samsung phone? +[307.00 --> 307.82] I'm coming around to it. +[308.82 --> 311.64] Yeah, where it goes backwards or whatever stupid thing. +[311.68 --> 314.36] At least they're not doing something weird like that. +[314.72 --> 314.94] I don't know. +[314.94 --> 315.42] All right. +[315.50 --> 315.96] All right. +[316.00 --> 316.26] All right. +[316.28 --> 316.54] All right. +[316.56 --> 316.72] All right. +[316.76 --> 316.98] Okay. +[317.12 --> 317.40] All right. +[317.46 --> 318.76] I've come around to it. +[318.76 --> 323.92] I mean, honestly, it's a lot less cringy than Republic of Gamers, which we only accept +[323.92 --> 325.64] because it's been around for so long. +[325.84 --> 330.12] And everyone ever tries as hard as they can to make sure they can throw the abbreviation +[330.12 --> 331.44] in instead of the full name. +[331.78 --> 332.10] Yes. +[332.50 --> 333.90] ROG is like pretty cool. +[334.04 --> 335.20] ROG sounds fine. +[335.28 --> 335.50] Yeah. +[335.68 --> 337.66] Republic of Gamers, which was what they were... +[337.66 --> 343.32] It is remarkable to me what Asus has done with the Republic of Gamers brand because the +[343.32 --> 346.28] first product that launched under it was awful. +[347.38 --> 348.28] I'm serious. +[348.28 --> 349.64] What even was it? +[349.76 --> 351.18] It was the Striker Extreme. +[352.38 --> 357.40] It was an Enforce 680 chipset motherboard. +[357.84 --> 358.14] Oh. +[358.30 --> 359.20] If I recall correctly. +[359.28 --> 360.04] Was it 680? +[360.34 --> 361.44] You know, don't quote me on that. +[361.56 --> 364.00] I think it's 680, but don't quote me on that. +[364.06 --> 366.12] Anyway, it was the Striker Extreme. +[366.30 --> 367.44] Don't remember what the chipset was. +[368.20 --> 372.32] And our RMA rate on that at NCIX was like 40%. +[372.32 --> 373.48] Yeah. +[373.60 --> 374.20] For a motherboard. +[374.20 --> 378.64] And it was like a $450 or $500 motherboard or something stupid like that. +[378.74 --> 379.40] I can bring it. +[379.44 --> 379.56] Yeah. +[379.64 --> 380.78] I should bring up the picture. +[381.16 --> 382.74] So, Striker Extreme. +[382.88 --> 383.32] Oh, jeez. +[383.32 --> 383.38] Here we go. +[383.38 --> 383.52] Oh, jeez. +[383.76 --> 385.20] I'll screen share with you guys here. +[385.20 --> 387.08] Look at this. +[387.14 --> 387.50] Look at this. +[387.68 --> 388.12] TweakTown. +[388.24 --> 389.00] TweakTown review. +[389.46 --> 390.80] Not one star. +[392.08 --> 392.90] One star. +[393.02 --> 394.96] This board was that bad. +[395.18 --> 395.46] Wow. +[395.52 --> 396.04] Well, yeah, it was. +[396.12 --> 397.90] Enforce 680i SLI. +[398.06 --> 398.26] Yeah. +[398.26 --> 402.68] And it just, I don't know what memory it did work with. +[403.78 --> 406.62] Because you could put random memory in it. +[406.86 --> 408.66] You could put generic memory in it. +[408.70 --> 410.48] You could put high-end memory in it. +[410.52 --> 412.64] You could put SLI certified memory. +[412.78 --> 413.92] That was a thing for a bit there. +[414.22 --> 416.76] And the idea was that it was certified for NVIDIA chips. +[416.82 --> 418.24] You could put anything in this board. +[418.24 --> 420.64] And then you could roll a die. +[420.84 --> 424.06] Pray to whatever gods it is that you believe in. +[424.46 --> 426.88] And turn around six times in a circle. +[427.34 --> 429.50] And, you know, go like this. +[429.98 --> 432.54] And none of it would affect anything. +[432.64 --> 433.08] It might work. +[433.12 --> 433.56] It might not. +[434.16 --> 436.06] It was an awful, awful motherboard. +[436.20 --> 438.46] But they've really turned that around. +[438.66 --> 439.48] They've really turned that around. +[439.64 --> 440.06] Which is good. +[440.06 --> 440.54] Good job, guys. +[440.54 --> 441.00] Good for them. +[441.06 --> 442.00] Good for gamers. +[442.08 --> 445.56] Anyway, back to the OP line of gaming desktops from Walmart. +[445.56 --> 450.46] The DTW1 is the entry-level model with a Core i7-8700, 16 gigs of memory. +[450.58 --> 453.88] An NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070, 256 gigs of solid-state storage. +[454.04 --> 455.84] And a 2TB hard drive for $1,399. +[456.00 --> 457.52] That's actually not that bad. +[457.74 --> 457.96] Yeah. +[458.64 --> 460.34] Honestly, that was my first thought when I looked at this. +[460.40 --> 462.10] It was like, oh, that's... +[462.10 --> 462.36] Oh. +[464.26 --> 465.52] Should we review it? +[467.02 --> 467.42] Yeah. +[468.26 --> 470.14] I was kind of asking them, but sure. +[470.36 --> 470.58] Yes. +[470.70 --> 470.82] Whatever. +[470.82 --> 471.50] Should we review it? +[471.50 --> 471.72] Yeah. +[471.98 --> 472.24] Yeah? +[472.74 --> 474.06] The Walmart gaming computer. +[474.06 --> 475.90] I would be very interested as a consumer. +[476.12 --> 476.34] Yeah. +[476.50 --> 478.68] Because it seems like a decent price, whatever, whatever. +[478.78 --> 478.96] Sure. +[479.06 --> 483.04] But my techie consumer brain is like, what memory is that? +[483.60 --> 484.58] What board is that? +[484.64 --> 485.54] What drive is that? +[485.66 --> 486.44] All that kind of stuff. +[486.64 --> 490.38] Because from what I can tell, Walmart has no experience. +[490.42 --> 490.72] No. +[491.14 --> 491.58] Whatsoever. +[492.00 --> 493.14] So it seems... +[493.14 --> 493.62] Okay, look. +[493.70 --> 493.82] Okay. +[494.20 --> 497.76] To me, building a gaming computer is a pretty straightforward thing. +[497.82 --> 499.34] I could literally do it blindfolded. +[499.46 --> 499.60] Yeah. +[499.60 --> 504.20] But there's people who haven't been living and breathing it for the last decade. +[504.42 --> 504.64] Yeah. +[504.64 --> 506.08] There's a lot that they can screw up. +[506.30 --> 507.22] The headers are complicated. +[507.82 --> 508.58] So I... +[508.58 --> 510.00] And then, like, cable management. +[510.32 --> 511.78] And, like, you know, little things. +[511.88 --> 517.40] Like, you know, putting the drives in a cage that doesn't have a cooling fan next to it. +[517.46 --> 517.64] Yeah. +[517.72 --> 518.84] So that it'll run hotter. +[518.90 --> 523.14] And it's not going to kill it immediately, but it's just, like, little things you can do to optimize the system. +[523.14 --> 529.56] And I would want to see, does Walmart have the gaming know-how to do this correctly? +[530.34 --> 530.66] Okay. +[530.78 --> 531.26] You know what? +[531.30 --> 532.02] We're going to do it. +[532.04 --> 534.96] Even if we have to drive down to the States, we're going to do it. +[535.00 --> 538.00] We're going to buy a Walmart OP gaming desktop. +[538.28 --> 538.38] Yeah. +[538.78 --> 538.96] Yeah. +[539.14 --> 539.48] Okay. +[539.66 --> 540.46] I would be very... +[540.46 --> 542.24] Apparently, they're making gaming laptops as well. +[542.38 --> 544.70] Yeah, but those are probably just rebranded Clevos. +[545.00 --> 545.24] Yeah. +[545.44 --> 546.42] I mean, I'm assuming. +[546.54 --> 547.74] I haven't actually seen the picture. +[547.88 --> 549.06] I should probably check the source. +[549.06 --> 549.28] Sega. +[549.42 --> 551.26] But, yeah, Clevos is the parent company of them anyways. +[551.26 --> 551.66] Anyways. +[553.14 --> 553.98] Or something. +[554.16 --> 555.60] He meant Sega, not Sega. +[555.94 --> 556.10] Yes. +[556.10 --> 556.74] It came out Sega. +[556.90 --> 557.08] Yeah. +[557.18 --> 557.32] Sorry. +[557.66 --> 558.58] That was... +[558.58 --> 559.66] Anyways. +[559.94 --> 561.08] Yeah, definitely not Sega. +[561.24 --> 569.16] Because I'm very much expecting, like, they obviously are throwing in NVIDIA cards and Intel CPUs. +[569.40 --> 572.12] And I'm expecting the rest of it is just going to be as cheap as possible. +[572.64 --> 575.14] Yeah, I'm pretty sure that these are Clevos. +[576.26 --> 577.40] Those look like Clevos. +[577.40 --> 578.24] They look like Clevos. +[578.24 --> 581.36] They're the most generic looking chassis of all time. +[581.64 --> 581.82] Yeah. +[581.96 --> 585.86] And I know Clevo does this goofy offset touchpad thing. +[585.98 --> 586.86] Like, why there? +[588.04 --> 588.48] Why? +[589.52 --> 592.60] What reason would you have for wanting it there? +[592.70 --> 595.86] I actually really tried to think of one while we were sitting there, but I can't. +[596.26 --> 597.16] So, there's that. +[597.32 --> 600.62] And then there's the DTW1, W2, W3. +[600.62 --> 604.52] And the main difference is just stepping up the graphics card, really. +[604.82 --> 605.98] This has got a 1080 Ti. +[606.14 --> 606.74] This is a 1080. +[606.84 --> 607.66] And this is a 1070. +[609.12 --> 610.24] Your gateway to Elevate. +[610.32 --> 611.16] It's so weird. +[611.28 --> 616.08] Scrolling through, like, gaming computers with a Walmart logo at the top of the page. +[616.16 --> 616.42] Yeah. +[618.32 --> 619.98] Transcend your expectations. +[620.10 --> 620.70] What are those? +[621.52 --> 621.92] Overpowered. +[622.06 --> 623.06] Those are the laptop boxes? +[623.26 --> 624.32] Yeah, those are the laptop boxes. +[624.32 --> 626.28] Why would it be Ova Pau? +[627.32 --> 629.64] And why is there a puffer fish here? +[630.60 --> 631.94] I mean, the bomb I get. +[632.34 --> 632.96] And the helmet. +[633.08 --> 634.42] Yeah, the helmet I get. +[634.96 --> 635.48] This. +[635.90 --> 639.98] Is this, like, to make sure you don't buy the, like, entry-level one? +[640.02 --> 640.30] Maybe. +[642.14 --> 642.64] Game on. +[642.64 --> 644.58] That game on looks like Serious Sam. +[645.12 --> 646.32] It does, too. +[647.54 --> 648.02] Wow. +[648.12 --> 648.80] Yeah, it really does. +[648.86 --> 650.12] This is actually kind of cheaply done. +[650.14 --> 650.84] Yeah, it really is. +[650.84 --> 654.10] You can tell that that was not very well thought out there. +[654.94 --> 657.42] Over 125 premium brands from Lord & Taylor. +[657.56 --> 658.00] Now at Walmart. +[658.20 --> 659.92] Like, it's so weird. +[660.48 --> 663.38] Lord & Taylor and gaming PCs on the same page. +[664.10 --> 668.36] And you can always tell when, like, a company's not used to carrying a certain thing. +[668.44 --> 670.08] Because it's under video games. +[670.58 --> 670.82] Yeah. +[672.54 --> 673.66] Like, sure. +[673.94 --> 674.38] All right. +[675.92 --> 676.36] Anyway. +[676.56 --> 676.76] Okay. +[676.92 --> 677.12] Yeah. +[677.22 --> 677.94] Easy conclusion. +[678.14 --> 678.76] We're going to go ahead. +[678.76 --> 679.70] Should we straw poll the chat? +[680.56 --> 681.00] With what? +[681.00 --> 681.98] Like, which one to get? +[682.16 --> 682.40] No. +[682.40 --> 685.54] Whether or not they think it's going to be a complete failure or not. +[685.56 --> 685.90] Yeah. +[686.06 --> 686.54] For sure. +[686.64 --> 687.60] Do you want to hit that? +[687.72 --> 687.84] Yeah. +[688.12 --> 688.44] All right. +[688.50 --> 690.14] I'm going to jump onto... +[690.14 --> 690.36] You know what? +[690.36 --> 694.10] I'll do a couple super chats before we move on there. +[695.08 --> 695.82] All right. +[696.38 --> 698.10] I can never tell what order they're in. +[698.20 --> 698.50] Okay. +[698.94 --> 700.40] We've got... +[700.40 --> 700.84] Chris. +[700.90 --> 701.36] Hi, Chris. +[701.62 --> 702.50] We've got Stefan. +[703.26 --> 703.90] Hi, Stefan. +[704.32 --> 705.94] We've got Arrow. +[705.94 --> 708.84] Did you know there's a body pillow with you on it? +[708.84 --> 710.48] Whoa. +[710.74 --> 710.96] What? +[712.00 --> 712.40] No. +[714.24 --> 714.64] That's... +[714.64 --> 715.92] Okay. +[716.04 --> 716.62] Hold on a second. +[716.72 --> 718.42] We might be veering off topic a little bit here. +[718.50 --> 719.12] Go ahead and get that... +[719.12 --> 719.84] Got a discount code. +[720.72 --> 721.56] You want a discount? +[721.82 --> 722.52] Shut up. +[726.26 --> 726.62] Okay. +[726.80 --> 727.50] I got a straw poll coming. +[727.66 --> 730.10] Is there just a company that makes custom body pillows? +[730.82 --> 731.74] I'm sure there is. +[731.74 --> 732.86] Uh... +[732.86 --> 735.52] No, I don't see it. +[737.14 --> 737.58] Wait. +[737.70 --> 739.86] Need portrait image of Linus for hug pillow. +[741.48 --> 742.72] Senpai tech tips. +[743.88 --> 744.36] Hmm. +[745.58 --> 746.96] Straw poll is coming in the chat, guys. +[748.30 --> 748.74] Okay. +[749.08 --> 753.86] So all I've found so far is a picture of me with a body pillow. +[754.00 --> 754.74] Not the same. +[754.86 --> 756.00] Which is not the same thing. +[756.00 --> 758.00] Um... +[758.00 --> 761.62] You're so obsessed with that channel. +[761.68 --> 763.42] I'm surprised you don't have a Linus hug pillow. +[763.52 --> 764.12] When is this from? +[764.34 --> 766.12] This is from 2014. +[767.52 --> 768.00] Um... +[768.00 --> 770.04] Which is good because of that. +[770.16 --> 771.54] So that's been changed by now. +[771.58 --> 772.08] So that's good. +[773.00 --> 773.40] Um... +[776.28 --> 776.68] Okay. +[776.84 --> 777.00] Yeah. +[777.08 --> 777.62] No, no, no. +[777.70 --> 778.88] I don't think that's a thing. +[778.90 --> 779.52] I haven't seen one. +[779.60 --> 780.40] I don't think that's a thing. +[780.48 --> 783.30] I think someone would have tweeted that at me by now +[783.30 --> 785.70] if that was a thing that actually existed. +[786.72 --> 787.32] Um... +[787.32 --> 789.08] Yeah, it's more like rant show. +[789.38 --> 791.52] This is not a rant show. +[791.68 --> 795.84] We very rarely spend the entire show ranting. +[796.18 --> 797.50] Yeah, let's rant about that. +[798.50 --> 799.02] Um... +[799.02 --> 803.76] Did you hear about hashtag Wall Street Journal kills kids on Twitter? +[804.18 --> 804.54] What the heck? +[804.54 --> 804.76] No. +[804.76 --> 810.76] I actually stay shockingly far away from Twitter +[811.56 --> 813.80] and like whatever is trending on Twitter. +[813.80 --> 815.12] Um... +[815.12 --> 817.72] All right. +[817.76 --> 818.48] What else we got here? +[818.54 --> 820.22] What happens when you drop a can of water on a PC? +[820.22 --> 821.00] He asks Chris. +[821.22 --> 821.84] It dies. +[822.56 --> 822.70] Uh... +[822.70 --> 823.20] Hi, Nicole. +[824.40 --> 824.88] Uh... +[824.88 --> 825.34] Dorf says, +[825.42 --> 826.40] I've been watching you for years +[826.40 --> 829.40] and took my girlfriend pointing it out to realize it. +[829.84 --> 831.36] You look like a Keebler elf. +[832.64 --> 833.68] Thank you, Dorf. +[834.64 --> 835.24] Um... +[835.24 --> 835.62] Okay. +[835.84 --> 836.62] Moving on then. +[836.94 --> 839.18] Brandon Offset just cracks up laughing. +[839.18 --> 842.16] What's a Keebler elf? +[842.30 --> 843.38] Like, do you get the reference? +[843.94 --> 844.24] Yes. +[844.50 --> 845.22] Oh, what... +[845.22 --> 845.56] What... +[845.56 --> 847.74] Can you come explain on stream for those... +[847.74 --> 849.50] For the idiots in the audience like me +[849.50 --> 850.50] who don't know what it is? +[851.98 --> 852.64] You'll bring... +[852.64 --> 853.38] You'll show me a photo. +[853.56 --> 854.08] Well, no, here. +[854.16 --> 855.30] I mean, I can Google a photo. +[856.82 --> 857.32] All right. +[857.38 --> 858.78] Let's find out what a Keebler elf is. +[858.78 --> 858.90] What is that? +[858.90 --> 859.56] What's that? +[861.02 --> 862.94] You can just send my screen. +[863.36 --> 864.08] I already got it. +[864.16 --> 864.62] Yeah, okay. +[865.78 --> 866.18] Okay. +[866.18 --> 870.16] So, they're like the guys from, like, +[870.24 --> 873.20] the Rudolph holiday special then. +[873.74 --> 874.46] Like, is that a Keebler? +[874.56 --> 874.88] Oh, wait. +[874.96 --> 875.24] No, Keebler. +[875.26 --> 875.80] Is it like a brand? +[875.80 --> 876.92] No, I think Keebler's a brand. +[877.08 --> 877.70] Yeah, it's a brand. +[878.06 --> 880.28] He also reminds me of the guy from Rice Krispies. +[881.16 --> 881.52] Okay. +[881.70 --> 882.62] Snap, crackle, and pop. +[882.68 --> 884.14] There's three guys from Rice Krispies. +[884.66 --> 886.62] It's like he's the old version of those guys. +[887.02 --> 887.34] Okay. +[888.72 --> 889.32] Oh, boy. +[889.40 --> 891.36] I feel like we've gone off the rails a little bit here. +[891.42 --> 892.22] Do you want to send me the... +[892.22 --> 893.84] Or, actually, do you have the results in the straw poll up? +[894.28 --> 894.64] Yeah. +[894.64 --> 896.58] All right, let's get that straw poll going here. +[898.62 --> 899.02] Results. +[900.88 --> 901.32] Wow. +[901.60 --> 904.28] That's actually quite a bit of confidence, in my opinion. +[904.78 --> 907.22] Walmart PC, complete failure. +[907.68 --> 911.52] We are almost exactly evenly split on this. +[911.58 --> 912.92] I can't even believe that. +[912.92 --> 917.38] The community is never so evenly divided on an issue. +[918.12 --> 920.42] 51% of you are saying yes. +[921.20 --> 922.82] Walmart PC, complete failure. +[923.08 --> 924.52] 49% saying no. +[924.64 --> 925.04] Okay. +[925.26 --> 927.34] Let's get back to that for a minute. +[927.50 --> 929.06] So, I want to know what you think. +[929.32 --> 930.10] I don't think it will be. +[931.32 --> 931.68] Why? +[932.70 --> 938.48] Hardware, a long time ago, if you bought a bunch of cheap stuff, you were probably going to be screwed. +[938.72 --> 941.38] Hardware today is actually generally quite stable. +[941.74 --> 942.06] Okay. +[942.06 --> 948.54] And I think relies a little bit more on fewer components, if that makes sense. +[948.74 --> 952.10] So, I think they'll be able to get by cheaping out on a few different things. +[952.74 --> 953.08] Okay. +[953.44 --> 953.90] All right. +[954.38 --> 955.02] What do you think? +[955.02 --> 956.02] Based on that? +[956.02 --> 959.72] Based on that their pricing makes sense. +[959.90 --> 960.18] Yeah. +[960.18 --> 963.10] And that the configs make sense. +[963.10 --> 963.32] Yeah. +[963.32 --> 964.70] The fact that they went with the 8700. +[964.70 --> 965.18] Well, yeah. +[965.44 --> 967.10] If that was different. +[967.18 --> 968.26] I also read that. +[968.36 --> 970.34] If that was different, I would have maybe had less confidence. +[971.02 --> 974.66] I probably wouldn't have put 32 gigs in the DTW2. +[975.08 --> 977.70] That's the one thing that I might have changed here. +[977.80 --> 979.36] Because you can always upgrade RAM. +[979.46 --> 980.90] You can never ungrade RAM. +[981.26 --> 982.96] Walmart's probably going to assume that you're not going to. +[983.08 --> 984.34] If you're buying a computer from Walmart. +[985.84 --> 986.64] That's fair. +[986.92 --> 991.28] And six cores, 12 threads, 32 gigs of RAM. +[991.28 --> 993.46] I think 32 gigs on that system is probably fair. +[993.52 --> 995.38] Using it as both a gaming rig and a budget works. +[995.44 --> 995.76] Okay. +[995.96 --> 996.28] All right. +[996.32 --> 996.58] All right. +[996.60 --> 996.84] All right. +[996.86 --> 997.26] I'm sold. +[997.34 --> 997.66] I'm sold. +[997.66 --> 1001.16] So based on the fact that they've clearly done some research here. +[1001.16 --> 1003.84] I'm actually in the not fail camp as well. +[1004.20 --> 1007.18] So we are going to see who ends up being right about that. +[1007.18 --> 1007.46] It's going to be interesting. +[1007.74 --> 1007.84] Yeah. +[1007.86 --> 1011.06] I don't necessarily think it's going to be like a home run or anything. +[1011.32 --> 1013.02] But I don't think it's going to be a complete failure. +[1013.34 --> 1017.16] In other news, Apple quietly adds Radeon Vega GPU option. +[1017.94 --> 1020.14] A Vega GPU option to their MacBook Pro. +[1020.78 --> 1023.20] And we've got a link to Ars Technica here. +[1023.28 --> 1024.86] So I guess we're going to go ahead with that. +[1024.86 --> 1028.42] But it also might have been nice to just have a link to Apple.com. +[1029.64 --> 1035.24] And Thunderbolt 3 Quick Max can make use of a new Blackmagic eGPU Pro. +[1036.18 --> 1038.98] I actually don't know what would make it an eGPU Pro. +[1040.48 --> 1045.96] So Apple claims the new GPUs will provide up to, what, 60% better graphical performance. +[1046.08 --> 1046.86] Yeah, that makes sense. +[1046.86 --> 1069.42] But that's probably a very strong up to because from our experience with the MacBook Pro, unless they are making some significant changes to the cooling system, which I sincerely doubt that they did, it is running within a hair's breadth of its total limit for how fast it can go before it experiences catastrophic thermal throttling. +[1069.42 --> 1079.40] So, like, if you're running both the CPU and the GPU hard at the same time, I just have a really hard time imagining how they aren't both going to end up throttling. +[1079.54 --> 1079.66] Yeah. +[1079.66 --> 1090.98] But in a best case scenario, like, for example, if you were gaming and the game you were playing only used a couple of CPU threads, I could see this being a very significant performance upgrade. +[1090.98 --> 1098.94] Blackmagic also has their new eGPU Pro, which will have a Radeon RX Vega 56 graphics processor. +[1101.08 --> 1101.76] Oh, okay. +[1101.88 --> 1104.10] It's just, like, a pre-done external GPU. +[1104.30 --> 1104.60] Oh, okay. +[1104.64 --> 1110.30] Yeah, I wasn't that familiar with Blackmagic's thing because I couldn't really figure out any reason that anyone would buy it. +[1110.68 --> 1116.34] Because you could just buy any eGPU because Thunderbolt 3 is a standard and you could just plug it in. +[1116.40 --> 1119.58] That is to say, as long as it has a new enough Thunderbolt 3 chipset. +[1119.58 --> 1124.02] So, I don't think Alpine Ridge worked, but then Titan Ridge should be fine. +[1124.24 --> 1125.40] Don't quote me on that, though. +[1125.44 --> 1129.66] I can't keep track of, like, the code names for the different Thunderbolt 3 chipsets in this live show. +[1129.72 --> 1130.60] I don't have time to look things up. +[1131.60 --> 1132.04] All right. +[1135.64 --> 1136.04] Huh. +[1137.74 --> 1140.44] Apparently, people are linking the body pillow in Discord. +[1141.52 --> 1146.20] But, like, because I'm assuming our bot blocks out links. +[1146.70 --> 1147.90] Oh, yeah, that makes sense. +[1148.00 --> 1149.00] But then I'm not signed in. +[1149.00 --> 1150.52] Well, we can cross that bridge when we get to it. +[1150.60 --> 1150.78] Yeah. +[1151.58 --> 1152.20] All right. +[1152.32 --> 1153.36] What else do we got here? +[1154.04 --> 1154.88] Oh, boy. +[1155.02 --> 1155.78] This again. +[1156.86 --> 1161.68] Apple slows down last year's iPhones with iOS 12.1. +[1162.86 --> 1169.98] I mean, there was a whole thing where iOS 12 was actually giving people with older phones significantly better performance. +[1169.98 --> 1173.62] Like, a lot of people were giving Apple really positive feedback about iOS 12. +[1173.62 --> 1177.66] It looks like they've taken all that positive feedback and put it in a fire. +[1177.66 --> 1186.86] So, with iOS 12.1, Apple has brought its controversial performance management feature to the iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and 10. +[1186.86 --> 1193.48] So, this functionality throttles the phone's processor as its battery degrades over time. +[1193.54 --> 1198.18] And it can stop the handset from randomly shutting down, which is good. +[1198.18 --> 1204.24] But it can also cause its performance to degrade, which is less good. +[1204.24 --> 1210.28] And the good counterpoint to that last point is that it can be turned off if desired. +[1210.28 --> 1214.16] Now, I have an easy solution to this problem. +[1215.22 --> 1222.78] How about Apple puts bigger batteries in their phones in the first place if they care about the user experience? +[1223.58 --> 1224.28] I actually was... +[1224.90 --> 1225.04] Okay. +[1225.38 --> 1228.02] And again, I haven't done the background research on this. +[1228.08 --> 1229.90] I haven't done my car review yet. +[1229.94 --> 1231.70] So, I still have some digging to do. +[1232.00 --> 1236.00] But I was impressed to hear when I walked onto the lot and I told... +[1236.00 --> 1237.20] This was at a Chevy dealership. +[1237.24 --> 1238.96] I told them I was already planning to buy their car. +[1238.96 --> 1240.72] And I told them my reasoning. +[1241.04 --> 1253.36] The reason that I wanted the Chevy Volt was because the electric range was advertised such that even when I factored in five years of lithium cell aging and cold weather, +[1253.78 --> 1257.48] I would still get the desired range, which was about 45 kilometers. +[1257.60 --> 1260.68] And they were like, oh, that's not actually how it works. +[1261.02 --> 1265.78] We only discharge the battery down to about 30%. +[1265.78 --> 1271.02] And we only charge it up to about 80%, like when it rolls off the lot. +[1271.56 --> 1277.78] And so, you're actually only using about half of the capacity of the battery from day one. +[1277.86 --> 1283.28] And then over time, as the cells degrade, it will expose more of it so that... +[1283.28 --> 1284.90] And I forget what the period of time it was. +[1284.94 --> 1287.16] It was either five or ten years or whatever it was. +[1287.42 --> 1293.88] Over the period of time that you use the car, there should be no noticeable difference in the user experience. +[1294.84 --> 1300.14] And so, on the Android side of things, what they do is they just stuff gigantic batteries in the phones as big as they can. +[1300.20 --> 1301.88] You look at something like the OnePlus 6T. +[1301.88 --> 1306.10] It's actually a really slim device, and it's got a 3,700 milliamp hour battery. +[1306.30 --> 1306.36] Yeah. +[1307.68 --> 1311.32] And they give you all of it, and then it just degrades over time. +[1311.52 --> 1315.88] I can get behind that particular approach. +[1316.62 --> 1319.78] Like, obviously, the ideal one would be you have extra. +[1320.30 --> 1323.90] You build in spare area so that the user's experience is always consistent. +[1324.46 --> 1328.62] But when you're going to have competitors that are exposing all the battery capacity, +[1329.44 --> 1332.06] you have to be able to go toe-to-toe with them in reviews. +[1332.12 --> 1333.78] So, I understand why you can't really do that. +[1333.86 --> 1336.84] I'm also more okay with the fully exposed battery on a phone, +[1337.28 --> 1340.06] and I'm more okay with the not fully exposed battery on a car. +[1340.26 --> 1340.74] You know what I mean? +[1340.94 --> 1341.16] Yep. +[1341.44 --> 1343.40] Like a phone, you're going to be cycling it out. +[1343.48 --> 1345.42] A car, you're probably going to want to keep for a longer period of time. +[1345.46 --> 1345.64] Yep. +[1345.78 --> 1347.24] And resale and all that kind of stuff. +[1347.24 --> 1352.52] And then Apple's approach is, in order to preserve battery life and make sure the device doesn't turn off, +[1352.52 --> 1356.48] it is to throttle the performance. +[1358.06 --> 1360.30] I'm kind of surprised they're sticking with this. +[1361.08 --> 1364.38] Like, I get that if this was the plan all along, +[1364.46 --> 1366.96] to roll this out for the iPhone 8, the 8 Plus, and the X, +[1367.44 --> 1370.12] that by the time this whole thing blew up in their face, +[1370.14 --> 1373.52] it was probably too late to set a different course. +[1374.14 --> 1376.86] Like, in order to keep these phones from turning off, +[1376.94 --> 1380.30] because they were so close to, like, the bleeding edge, +[1380.30 --> 1382.96] where they were going to potentially draw too much power +[1382.96 --> 1386.64] once they were down to a low percentage of battery life left, +[1386.68 --> 1387.88] and they were just going to, like, turn off. +[1388.84 --> 1393.16] Like, if that was the plan, there's nothing that they can do to undo that, +[1393.36 --> 1398.34] other than just change the amount of battery life that is exposed to the user, +[1398.64 --> 1404.24] so that the old 15% becomes 0% to make sure that it won't just turn off. +[1404.24 --> 1406.26] And I'd be more mad about that personally. +[1406.50 --> 1407.82] I think most people would be. +[1407.96 --> 1408.08] Yeah. +[1408.32 --> 1408.52] Yeah. +[1410.02 --> 1415.16] But I would like to see if maybe they change this strategy moving forward. +[1416.36 --> 1418.10] Whether that be, like, I don't know. +[1418.16 --> 1419.30] I don't even know what they would do. +[1419.40 --> 1421.72] Do they try and get more power efficient on the processor +[1421.72 --> 1423.68] and worry less about delivering more performance? +[1424.16 --> 1425.10] Because that would work. +[1425.76 --> 1427.22] Well, you can turn it off, right? +[1427.40 --> 1428.52] You can turn the feature off. +[1428.68 --> 1428.92] Yes. +[1428.92 --> 1433.80] You know, here's the thing. +[1435.76 --> 1437.12] My aunt needs a new phone. +[1437.18 --> 1438.58] Did I talk about this on Wenshow last week? +[1438.86 --> 1439.42] Don't think so. +[1439.68 --> 1439.90] Okay. +[1440.00 --> 1441.16] So my aunt needs a new phone. +[1441.96 --> 1446.24] And I feel like it's really easy sometimes for people like us +[1446.24 --> 1448.94] and people like our viewers, who I'm generalizing, +[1449.06 --> 1450.94] but probably in a way that's pretty accurate, +[1450.94 --> 1455.76] are among the more tech-savvy people in their social circles. +[1456.58 --> 1456.68] Right? +[1456.68 --> 1463.32] So what Apple's doing is annoying to us, and it feels wrong to us. +[1463.48 --> 1467.70] But you've got to remember that Apple is not, like, some enthusiast brand. +[1467.88 --> 1468.84] They're not OnePlus. +[1469.14 --> 1472.38] They're not ROG or whatever the case may be. +[1472.44 --> 1477.04] We can't make assumptions about the amount of research and self-education +[1477.04 --> 1479.84] that the user of an Apple product has done before they purchase it. +[1480.00 --> 1480.12] Yeah. +[1480.12 --> 1485.54] And so I had this sort of enlightening experience where my aunt is upgrading her phone, +[1485.64 --> 1488.66] and I kind of – I was trying to talk to her about Android +[1488.66 --> 1491.46] because right now she's got an iPhone 5C, +[1491.54 --> 1494.02] and it is definitely time for something new. +[1494.20 --> 1494.22] Yeah. +[1494.22 --> 1494.38] Okay. +[1494.78 --> 1497.80] And she's like, oh, I don't know what that is. +[1497.84 --> 1499.14] I'm just going to go get an iPhone. +[1499.40 --> 1502.20] And I was like, okay, look, it's the same as an iPhone. +[1502.36 --> 1503.60] She goes, it's the same as an iPhone? +[1503.66 --> 1504.10] It's an iPhone? +[1504.18 --> 1505.18] I go, no, it's not an iPhone. +[1505.60 --> 1508.00] And she goes, well, how is it the same? +[1508.04 --> 1510.08] And I go, look, what do you do with your phone? +[1510.58 --> 1513.08] And she goes, I answer calls. +[1514.20 --> 1515.16] And I go, okay. +[1516.32 --> 1517.36] Android is the same. +[1518.68 --> 1520.82] And I pick up an Android phone. +[1520.82 --> 1525.72] I think it was a Note 5 or something because I'm trying to save her a buck +[1525.72 --> 1529.08] because she's going to walk into, like, a Bell store or a Rogers store. +[1529.08 --> 1529.78] I think she's on Rogers. +[1529.84 --> 1531.12] She's going to walk into a Rogers store. +[1531.20 --> 1533.86] They're going to sell her an iPhone XS Max or whatever, +[1534.10 --> 1539.38] and it's stupid because literally that is all she does. +[1539.44 --> 1540.42] I know that for a fact. +[1540.54 --> 1543.78] She actually also sends text messages, but that really is it. +[1544.54 --> 1544.90] Like, I tried. +[1544.92 --> 1545.98] And SwiftKey is pretty great. +[1546.02 --> 1549.96] I tried to explain Google Maps and, like, okay. +[1550.12 --> 1550.54] Oh, man. +[1550.60 --> 1552.66] I love my aunt, but holy cow, sometimes. +[1552.78 --> 1555.22] Like, she kept bringing the CD player over to her house. +[1555.30 --> 1557.42] I'm like, look, I have Google Play Music. +[1557.70 --> 1559.82] I put a phone on the counter. +[1560.20 --> 1562.92] Like, it is dedicated to just Google Play Music. +[1563.08 --> 1563.80] Here's how it works. +[1564.10 --> 1567.66] You unlock it, and the pin is something very easy for her to remember. +[1568.32 --> 1569.80] And then you press music. +[1570.54 --> 1573.34] And then you just type in any song, any album. +[1573.46 --> 1573.98] It's amazing. +[1574.06 --> 1574.56] You'd love it. +[1575.30 --> 1576.62] And then you press play. +[1577.26 --> 1578.98] And then there's one tricky part. +[1579.06 --> 1580.32] There's just one tricky part. +[1580.40 --> 1583.78] You have to press cast and select kitchen and living room. +[1583.88 --> 1584.04] Yeah. +[1584.04 --> 1584.32] Okay. +[1586.00 --> 1587.58] And I hadn't even gotten to cast yet. +[1587.60 --> 1588.42] And she's like, okay, hold on. +[1588.46 --> 1589.42] I've got to start writing this down. +[1589.48 --> 1589.86] I'm like, no, no. +[1589.90 --> 1590.70] You don't have to write it down. +[1590.76 --> 1594.06] Because all you do is you just turn it on, which I think is self-explanatory. +[1594.20 --> 1597.02] You press music, which I think is pretty self-explanatory. +[1597.70 --> 1600.06] And the thing is that she's not stupid. +[1600.76 --> 1603.72] It's just that this is not a part of her life. +[1603.76 --> 1604.36] It's not her wheelhouse. +[1604.42 --> 1605.34] And it never was. +[1605.44 --> 1605.58] No. +[1606.14 --> 1610.30] And so coming back to Apple and this particular strategy. +[1610.42 --> 1610.68] Oh, right. +[1610.74 --> 1612.30] So I was showing her how to use the Android phone. +[1612.36 --> 1613.58] I'm like, look, you just press the phone. +[1613.64 --> 1614.44] It's a picture of a phone. +[1614.66 --> 1615.88] And then you just key in a number. +[1615.96 --> 1616.46] It's the same. +[1616.56 --> 1616.92] It's the same. +[1617.30 --> 1618.64] She was really tired that day. +[1618.66 --> 1619.54] And she didn't want to deal with it. +[1619.54 --> 1620.18] So she just left. +[1620.44 --> 1622.48] But we're going to get there. +[1622.56 --> 1622.72] Sure. +[1623.22 --> 1629.84] But the point is Apple's typical user is probably closer to my aunt than they are to me. +[1631.56 --> 1635.56] One thing that I will drop in here is that Apple does have its own enthusiasm. +[1636.22 --> 1636.72] It does. +[1636.84 --> 1637.42] Quite a few. +[1637.54 --> 1638.26] For sure. +[1638.32 --> 1638.82] Like a lot. +[1639.00 --> 1640.46] But I said typical user. +[1640.84 --> 1641.88] And they're, yes. +[1642.24 --> 1647.50] And I think the enthusiast population is a sliver of a sliver of a sliver of a niche. +[1647.80 --> 1648.04] Yeah. +[1648.74 --> 1649.74] They definitely exist. +[1649.86 --> 1650.14] But yeah. +[1650.40 --> 1650.54] Yeah. +[1650.62 --> 1651.78] But they absolutely do. +[1651.78 --> 1658.16] I mean, I would even go as far as to say that there are no fewer Apple mobile enthusiasts +[1658.16 --> 1660.12] than there are Android mobile enthusiasts. +[1660.12 --> 1668.00] It would be incorrect to say that Android is the OS for mobile enthusiasts. +[1668.36 --> 1668.46] Yeah. +[1669.10 --> 1669.50] Wrong. +[1669.78 --> 1673.50] I just wanted to let us go down that road for a second so people didn't freak out in the +[1673.50 --> 1674.06] comments or something. +[1674.46 --> 1677.10] I like iPhones and I'm an enthusiast. +[1677.42 --> 1678.42] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[1678.46 --> 1679.10] Of course you do. +[1679.14 --> 1679.86] And of course you are. +[1679.94 --> 1680.56] And that's fine. +[1680.68 --> 1680.82] Yeah. +[1681.28 --> 1681.96] Not the point. +[1682.22 --> 1684.06] The point is that the typical user. +[1684.36 --> 1685.00] Typical user. +[1685.08 --> 1685.20] Yeah. +[1685.20 --> 1686.66] That's why I specifically called out OnePlus. +[1687.28 --> 1687.38] Yeah. +[1687.38 --> 1688.38] Not Android in general. +[1688.38 --> 1690.40] Although they're going more mainstream. +[1690.72 --> 1691.50] They're in T-Mobile now. +[1692.24 --> 1692.70] Oh, weird. +[1692.84 --> 1696.96] So there's like literally thousands of stores worldwide, worldwide, excuse me, nationwide +[1696.96 --> 1700.04] in the US that are going to be pushing the OnePlus 6T. +[1700.40 --> 1701.68] I was like, oh, good for you guys. +[1701.96 --> 1702.30] That's cool. +[1703.04 --> 1703.44] Anyway. +[1704.04 --> 1706.30] So back to the typical user. +[1706.80 --> 1711.32] I suspect they neither notice nor care in a lot of cases. +[1711.32 --> 1718.66] Because you got to remember, even the more normie users online are still probably more +[1718.66 --> 1719.08] connected. +[1719.28 --> 1723.54] Because like even people who don't care about smart functionality at all, like who might +[1723.54 --> 1727.62] not even have a data plan, they're still buying smartphones these days because where +[1727.62 --> 1728.54] are you going to get a flip? +[1730.60 --> 1731.56] You can get them. +[1731.60 --> 1732.52] You can get them. +[1732.58 --> 1735.02] But they're like kind of garbage. +[1735.60 --> 1736.00] Yeah. +[1736.36 --> 1738.64] They're like actually disposable phones. +[1739.02 --> 1739.34] Yeah. +[1739.76 --> 1740.40] In most cases. +[1740.40 --> 1746.64] I was thinking the other day, if I didn't have the work that I currently have. +[1746.70 --> 1746.90] Yeah. +[1747.14 --> 1749.66] Because the vast majority of the time that I'm on my phone, it's for work. +[1749.68 --> 1750.34] You'd be a drug dealer? +[1750.86 --> 1751.06] No. +[1751.20 --> 1751.94] Is that where you're going with this? +[1752.00 --> 1752.18] No. +[1752.26 --> 1753.78] How does this tie into flip phones? +[1754.74 --> 1756.90] I honestly wouldn't use very much on the phone. +[1757.60 --> 1757.82] Yeah. +[1758.08 --> 1760.98] And like I could actually pretty easily get by with a flip phone. +[1761.44 --> 1762.10] And maps. +[1762.20 --> 1763.08] I really like maps. +[1763.30 --> 1767.86] I'm having a really hard time with my Pixel 3 XL review because I don't typically use canned +[1767.86 --> 1772.92] benchmarks to measure battery life because my usage is pretty consistent. +[1772.92 --> 1773.00] Consistent. +[1773.00 --> 1774.48] Like the way that I use my phone. +[1774.48 --> 1780.46] Except that a few days into my Pixel 3 XL review, I kind of made an early New Year's resolution +[1780.46 --> 1782.80] to stop consuming political news. +[1783.80 --> 1791.12] And probably a good 50 to 60% of my screen time was like political news before that. +[1791.12 --> 1791.52] Yeah. +[1791.52 --> 1798.94] So I ended the day yesterday with 82% on my Pixel 3 XL battery because Google does a great +[1798.94 --> 1802.68] job of idle battery management on the Pixel lineup for sure. +[1802.94 --> 1803.16] Yep. +[1803.46 --> 1805.10] And I barely touched my phone. +[1805.46 --> 1806.22] Like it's crazy. +[1806.30 --> 1809.92] Over the last few years, it used to be I couldn't go five minutes without getting a phone call +[1809.92 --> 1810.40] or a text. +[1810.62 --> 1813.80] Are you sure that's entirely because of the political thing or is that because you don't +[1813.80 --> 1815.86] like the experience so much that you're just using it less? +[1815.86 --> 1816.22] Okay. +[1816.66 --> 1821.68] There's a little bit of me not liking the experience that much, but I also definitely have. +[1821.68 --> 1822.88] Yeah, because I know you did that. +[1822.96 --> 1824.18] I've cut down my consumption. +[1824.36 --> 1824.54] Yeah. +[1825.42 --> 1827.00] Shoot, I forget where I was going before. +[1827.36 --> 1828.16] That's fine. +[1830.72 --> 1834.02] Yeah, someone in the chat just said, don't forget flips are used for tough environments. +[1835.54 --> 1837.80] Yeah, they've got some pretty rugged smartphones these days too though. +[1838.16 --> 1839.12] Just throwing that out there. +[1839.66 --> 1839.98] Yes. +[1840.48 --> 1841.00] All right. +[1841.04 --> 1842.22] So let's finish up here. +[1842.22 --> 1846.82] Apple's position is iPhone 8 and later use a more advanced, don't you love that? +[1847.12 --> 1848.40] They don't call it the iPhone. +[1848.98 --> 1849.76] An iPhone. +[1850.10 --> 1851.10] It's iPhone. +[1851.26 --> 1852.50] Like it's a person or something. +[1852.96 --> 1853.96] I'm not going to do it. +[1854.44 --> 1858.82] The iPhone 8 and later use a more advanced hardware and software design that provides +[1858.82 --> 1862.76] a more accurate estimation of both power needs and the battery's power capability to +[1862.76 --> 1864.16] maximize overall system performance. +[1864.48 --> 1868.86] This allows a different performance management system that more precisely allows iOS to anticipate +[1868.86 --> 1870.30] and avoid an unexpected shutdown. +[1870.30 --> 1876.74] As a result, the impacts of performance management may be less noticeable on the iPhone 8 and later. +[1879.04 --> 1883.20] Someone in the chat said, Casey Mac in the YouTube chat. +[1883.32 --> 1885.02] I'm trying to pay a little bit of attention to both. +[1885.70 --> 1887.60] He said, I can't believe Linus covered an iPhone. +[1887.92 --> 1889.36] That's a very confusing statement. +[1889.72 --> 1889.90] Yeah. +[1890.76 --> 1892.96] I've been doing iPhone reviews for literally years. +[1893.16 --> 1893.32] Yeah. +[1893.40 --> 1894.14] Four years or something. +[1894.22 --> 1895.48] Even iMac and MacBook. +[1895.68 --> 1895.86] Yep. +[1895.94 --> 1896.36] And iPad. +[1896.54 --> 1896.72] Yep. +[1896.72 --> 1900.84] And I have even given some very positive iPhone reviews. +[1900.98 --> 1901.14] Yeah. +[1901.64 --> 1902.94] They just don't come out that often, right? +[1903.00 --> 1903.50] Yeah, there's that. +[1903.60 --> 1904.38] I mean, it's once a year. +[1904.44 --> 1910.38] And we don't like, we don't like hang on and do like iPhone video after iPhone video. +[1910.58 --> 1910.70] Yeah. +[1910.70 --> 1914.10] Like we'll kind of cover it at launch and then we consider that sort of good enough. +[1914.32 --> 1914.50] Yeah. +[1914.60 --> 1916.64] Just like, I mean, basically any other product. +[1916.78 --> 1917.34] But like. +[1917.34 --> 1922.22] I mean, we're not like an iPhone review channel, which is sort of a thing. +[1922.32 --> 1922.74] I don't know. +[1922.88 --> 1926.78] This has been a very frustrating thing for me over the last little while. +[1927.20 --> 1933.38] So I did that one video where I talked about all the things I didn't like about the iPhone XS and I still don't like them. +[1933.54 --> 1933.56] Yeah. +[1933.74 --> 1935.78] And I'm still not going to use it as my daily driver. +[1935.92 --> 1938.80] But it's not because I hate Apple or that I hate the iPhone XS. +[1938.88 --> 1940.40] It's just I don't think it's the best choice. +[1940.54 --> 1941.60] And I'm a tech reviewer. +[1941.64 --> 1943.32] I can use literally any device I want. +[1943.32 --> 1945.56] And if I can, then I will use something else. +[1945.56 --> 1948.56] But I also don't. +[1949.10 --> 1950.68] Did I say I don't hate them first? +[1950.74 --> 1951.06] Oh, right. +[1951.14 --> 1951.28] Yeah. +[1951.62 --> 1952.10] Oh, yeah. +[1952.22 --> 1952.44] Yeah. +[1952.44 --> 1953.16] This was bizarre. +[1953.44 --> 1962.50] So then because I did feel like that particular piece, like I think even if my personal preference is not to use an iPhone XS, it doesn't mean I hate it. +[1962.56 --> 1965.66] And I think my original piece was overly negative. +[1966.14 --> 1969.56] And so we were already planning to do a counterpoint piece. +[1970.48 --> 1972.28] Ten things that are great about the iPhone. +[1972.28 --> 1976.56] Which is a cool idea when both of those pieces are opinion pieces anyways. +[1976.72 --> 1977.26] They're not reviews. +[1977.66 --> 1978.04] Yeah. +[1978.14 --> 1980.08] Neither of them were reviews, to be very clear. +[1980.34 --> 1985.36] And it feels like our community was split in twain. +[1985.36 --> 1996.12] And, you know, half the comments on the initial piece are that I'm clearly paid off by Google or Samsung or whoever else the case may be because I'm just trashing the iPhone. +[1996.62 --> 2003.24] And then half the comments on the iPhone one are that Apple clearly sent a big bucket of money for us to say positive things out of the iPhone. +[2003.24 --> 2009.96] I'd like to set this clear once and for all so that it can never be forgotten or misunderstood again. +[2010.08 --> 2017.72] If we were paid for something, you would know because it would say sponsored by the name of whoever gave the money for it. +[2017.78 --> 2018.78] Been kind of doing it forever. +[2018.88 --> 2019.44] In the video. +[2019.62 --> 2020.34] It's happened a lot. +[2020.72 --> 2028.36] And we would say verbally sponsored by or thanks to or whatever it is to be very clear. +[2028.54 --> 2029.40] Is it also in the description? +[2029.80 --> 2030.20] Yeah. +[2030.20 --> 2033.14] So it's on screen, it's verbally said, and it's in the description. +[2033.48 --> 2039.80] Apple has never paid us to do anything and they have never even accepted a phone call or an email. +[2040.78 --> 2042.34] So, no, that didn't happen. +[2042.82 --> 2046.94] What happened was that they're just products. +[2047.40 --> 2051.00] They're just phones and laptops and motherboards. +[2051.18 --> 2052.18] That's all they are. +[2052.60 --> 2056.92] There is no tribe that you join by buying a product. +[2056.92 --> 2064.22] I mean, okay, I shouldn't say that because there kind of is, but I reject that reality and I substitute my own because it's ridiculous. +[2064.56 --> 2064.98] I agree. +[2066.22 --> 2068.18] Someone in chat brought up a pretty good point, though. +[2068.18 --> 2068.32] Yeah. +[2068.62 --> 2070.12] You are paid off by BlackBerry. +[2070.52 --> 2071.08] I am? +[2071.34 --> 2072.20] Obviously, yeah. +[2072.56 --> 2075.16] Or else you wouldn't have the opinion of being against both sides. +[2075.16 --> 2077.18] We have figured out the conspiracy. +[2078.04 --> 2078.44] Ah. +[2079.92 --> 2081.40] Well, I don't have to be paid. +[2081.52 --> 2083.52] They're just my Canadian bro sort of now Chinese. +[2085.30 --> 2086.22] License to TCL. +[2086.38 --> 2089.48] When was the last time we covered a BlackBerry? +[2089.48 --> 2090.44] I reviewed the key, too. +[2090.78 --> 2091.02] Oh. +[2091.02 --> 2094.34] Yeah, like quite recently, actually, and it did not get a good review. +[2094.64 --> 2096.58] So, BlackBerry's paying me a bunch of money. +[2096.94 --> 2099.36] They are not getting a great value out of that. +[2100.82 --> 2108.24] You know, quite frankly, I think I am setting myself up for another wave of hate right now. +[2108.58 --> 2116.62] So, I just mostly finished, almost finished the script for my Pixel 3 XL review, and it is pretty negative. +[2118.08 --> 2118.32] Yeah. +[2118.32 --> 2120.98] Well, do you remember what I was talking about? +[2121.52 --> 2129.92] I said for months I was just going to buy a Pixel 3 when it came out, and I haven't yet, and I've still got my one, and it's feeling really old. +[2130.10 --> 2130.36] Sorry. +[2130.48 --> 2133.86] I have a Note 9 in my pocket right now because I just finished my script for the Pixel 3. +[2133.92 --> 2135.64] I forgot I'm not actually carrying it anymore. +[2136.32 --> 2140.28] But there's just a handful of things that are just shockingly stupid. +[2140.98 --> 2142.92] So, one, have you got the... +[2142.92 --> 2143.92] Have you got the... +[2143.92 --> 2145.48] Oh, man. +[2145.78 --> 2145.96] Pie? +[2146.08 --> 2146.38] Nougat. +[2146.46 --> 2146.90] Oreo pie. +[2147.00 --> 2147.40] Yeah, thanks. +[2147.40 --> 2148.70] Have you got the pie update yet? +[2148.80 --> 2148.98] Yes. +[2149.08 --> 2149.46] Yeah, okay. +[2149.62 --> 2154.64] Did you notice that when you are watching a video, for example, and you click the volume rocker? +[2155.16 --> 2156.70] Everything that did to volume is horrible. +[2157.42 --> 2157.86] Okay. +[2158.36 --> 2159.02] Just checking. +[2159.36 --> 2159.50] Yeah. +[2159.62 --> 2165.06] So, I have a whole, like, thing on audio management in Android Pie and how unbelievably... +[2165.64 --> 2166.38] Absolute garbage. +[2166.54 --> 2167.44] Shockingly stupid it is. +[2167.44 --> 2172.44] I have missed an obscene amount of calls because I go to lower the volume and it lowers the freaking call volume. +[2172.44 --> 2175.74] Oh, that's interesting. +[2175.74 --> 2184.80] So, I have observed on my Pixel 3 XL that the default system behavior when you're not doing anything is now to adjust media volume rather than ringer volume. +[2184.92 --> 2186.04] Let's see what happens. +[2186.04 --> 2187.16] Let's see what happens with yours. +[2187.16 --> 2189.20] But it's not a single occasion. +[2189.32 --> 2191.14] This has happened over periods of time. +[2191.14 --> 2195.06] So, I basically am going to go off on a fair number of things. +[2195.16 --> 2200.44] And I think the Android slash Google fanboys are going to figure I'm paid off by Apple or whatever the case may be. +[2200.44 --> 2205.74] But the reality of it is, is that to me, these are just products. +[2205.88 --> 2207.80] They're just glass, metal, and plastic. +[2208.56 --> 2211.36] And so, if they're really lovely, then they're really lovely. +[2211.46 --> 2213.24] And if they're really not, then they're really not. +[2213.30 --> 2214.56] And that's all there really is to it. +[2215.00 --> 2216.88] So, I'm not on sets anymore. +[2217.62 --> 2220.30] So, I never want my call volume silenced. +[2220.44 --> 2220.66] Sure. +[2221.38 --> 2222.62] It's silenced right now. +[2222.76 --> 2225.34] Are you accidentally mashing your lock and your volume up? +[2225.52 --> 2226.26] Because that's a gesture. +[2227.92 --> 2228.98] It's very unlikely. +[2228.98 --> 2232.04] Well, it's a gesture on the Pixel 3 XL. +[2232.12 --> 2232.96] I don't know if it's on this one. +[2233.02 --> 2236.22] Here, you've got to turn it up and then hit it. +[2237.12 --> 2237.32] Yeah. +[2237.74 --> 2238.48] That's probably what you're doing. +[2238.50 --> 2240.42] But then if you press it again, it doesn't go back up? +[2240.42 --> 2240.52] It doesn't toggle. +[2240.68 --> 2241.90] So, I rant about that too. +[2242.32 --> 2243.30] Oh, my God. +[2243.40 --> 2245.76] That's probably happening in my pocket just all the time. +[2247.14 --> 2248.80] Why are calls just permanently muted? +[2249.10 --> 2249.84] Like, I can't. +[2249.98 --> 2251.24] And it doesn't make them vibrate. +[2251.42 --> 2256.84] And I changed the interaction so that it's supposed to vibrate when ringing. +[2256.84 --> 2259.64] And it still doesn't most of the time. +[2259.64 --> 2262.14] Anyway, so, I'm bracing myself for the hate storm. +[2262.22 --> 2264.38] But I'm at the point now where I just kind of don't even care. +[2264.86 --> 2270.20] Because the number of people that said they unsubscribed over that iPhone video was like, +[2270.24 --> 2274.14] if you read the comments, it was probably similar to the number of people that claimed +[2274.14 --> 2275.84] they unsubscribed over the... +[2276.90 --> 2280.28] What was that company that did the benchmarking for Intel again? +[2280.28 --> 2282.02] Performance something? +[2282.16 --> 2282.92] I can't remember. +[2283.38 --> 2283.46] Yeah. +[2284.16 --> 2287.28] It had something to do with, like, Justified or... +[2288.60 --> 2289.44] I don't remember. +[2289.54 --> 2293.46] Anyway, neither of those days even registered as Blips. +[2294.20 --> 2295.76] So, I don't know. +[2295.84 --> 2298.28] It seems to be either Vocal Minorities or... +[2299.40 --> 2301.08] I don't know. +[2302.44 --> 2303.56] Something Technologies? +[2304.80 --> 2305.60] Ah, dang it. +[2305.62 --> 2306.06] I can't remember. +[2306.52 --> 2308.16] Anyway, why don't we get into our sponsors? +[2309.04 --> 2309.64] FreshBooks. +[2309.64 --> 2312.16] FreshBooks is the super simple to use invoicing tool. +[2312.28 --> 2312.44] Whoops. +[2312.62 --> 2313.32] Principled technology. +[2313.40 --> 2314.10] Principled technology. +[2314.20 --> 2314.52] That's it. +[2314.78 --> 2318.90] That actually does a lot more than just help you create and send slick looking invoices. +[2319.18 --> 2321.28] It helps you track your time with their time sheet function. +[2321.50 --> 2324.28] It helps you manage your expenses and keep track of who owes you what. +[2324.34 --> 2326.70] I just got a well done notification for this watch. +[2327.40 --> 2328.62] Well 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2418.32] Really? +[2418.58 --> 2419.08] You did that? +[2419.40 --> 2419.60] Yeah. +[2419.60 --> 2420.24] I didn't know you did that. +[2420.48 --> 2422.86] D-brand retweeted it and it blew up and stuff. +[2422.92 --> 2423.28] Oh, really? +[2423.40 --> 2424.64] It was at CES. +[2424.82 --> 2426.26] I did so many D-brand spots. +[2426.48 --> 2427.20] I was just like, whatever. +[2427.36 --> 2428.92] And I just said D-brand a whole bunch of times. +[2429.04 --> 2429.76] And people loved it. +[2430.26 --> 2431.10] It was great. +[2431.88 --> 2432.82] It was freaking awesome. +[2433.08 --> 2435.98] So this PIA sponsor spot has turned into a D-brand spot. +[2436.60 --> 2437.74] And I don't even care. +[2438.76 --> 2439.36] PIA. +[2439.70 --> 2443.58] Check it out today at the link in the video description or at privateinternet.com slash pages +[2443.58 --> 2445.36] slash linus dash tech dash tips. +[2445.60 --> 2446.76] Secure your internet and stuff. +[2446.92 --> 2447.36] No, no. +[2447.36 --> 2449.12] No, we weren't doing any talking points. +[2449.12 --> 2450.80] I was trying to throw in like a yo. +[2451.02 --> 2451.90] No, you roomed it. +[2451.96 --> 2452.66] Young kids. +[2452.70 --> 2453.32] You roomed it. +[2453.64 --> 2455.46] Fellow high schoolers. +[2455.64 --> 2456.36] Fellow high schoolers. +[2456.56 --> 2458.18] Hello, fellow high schoolers. +[2458.42 --> 2460.40] You should secure your interwebs. +[2461.88 --> 2463.20] Like surfing the net. +[2465.48 --> 2465.88] Surfing. +[2466.74 --> 2467.78] It's been a long time. +[2467.80 --> 2468.50] Is that a thing? +[2468.56 --> 2469.32] Do people still say that? +[2469.32 --> 2470.02] I don't think so. +[2471.06 --> 2471.66] Oh, man. +[2471.78 --> 2472.04] Okay. +[2472.64 --> 2473.46] Web surfing? +[2473.46 --> 2475.80] It seems to be happening a lot lately. +[2476.36 --> 2477.86] Like someone. +[2478.50 --> 2480.40] I forget who it was. +[2481.00 --> 2481.14] But. +[2481.72 --> 2482.18] And this is. +[2482.52 --> 2482.96] Okay. +[2482.96 --> 2484.14] Look, it's a direct quote. +[2484.28 --> 2486.14] And I'm sorry for that. +[2486.18 --> 2486.92] I have to say it. +[2486.96 --> 2489.94] But it was like someone said something. +[2489.94 --> 2491.38] And someone replied with. +[2492.02 --> 2493.14] Well, your mom's gay. +[2493.58 --> 2494.66] And I was like. +[2495.00 --> 2496.44] I had this like. +[2497.12 --> 2497.64] Okay. +[2497.72 --> 2498.68] You know Breath of the Wild. +[2498.84 --> 2500.22] When you find the memories. +[2500.74 --> 2501.68] And it's like. +[2501.80 --> 2502.32] Link's like. +[2502.32 --> 2506.44] I was like. +[2506.44 --> 2506.46] I was like. +[2506.74 --> 2507.24] Transported. +[2507.42 --> 2508.68] Back to the locker room. +[2509.48 --> 2510.72] In grade eight. +[2511.14 --> 2511.48] You know. +[2511.80 --> 2512.28] Yeah. +[2512.42 --> 2512.92] I was like. +[2513.10 --> 2514.30] Those are words. +[2514.62 --> 2516.14] That I haven't heard together. +[2516.30 --> 2517.44] And didn't miss by the way. +[2518.28 --> 2519.88] In 15 years. +[2521.14 --> 2521.84] And so. +[2521.92 --> 2522.60] I feel like. +[2522.98 --> 2523.92] This is part of aging. +[2524.90 --> 2526.82] Because I'm experiencing it. +[2527.02 --> 2527.78] A lot lately. +[2529.78 --> 2530.86] Surfing the web. +[2531.22 --> 2531.38] So. +[2531.38 --> 2532.10] So the more. +[2532.10 --> 2533.04] The more you get older. +[2533.18 --> 2534.20] The more you become like. +[2535.30 --> 2536.02] New Link. +[2536.76 --> 2537.02] And just. +[2538.50 --> 2539.16] No, right. +[2539.84 --> 2541.04] Have you finished that game yet? +[2541.26 --> 2541.50] No. +[2541.82 --> 2542.60] I am close. +[2543.02 --> 2543.24] Really? +[2543.36 --> 2544.20] It's going to take me a long time. +[2544.24 --> 2545.40] I don't go on as many trips anymore. +[2545.40 --> 2546.36] And I only play on trips. +[2546.98 --> 2548.80] I was horrified to discover. +[2549.10 --> 2550.50] That the Switch has a feature. +[2550.62 --> 2551.60] That tells you how many hours. +[2551.60 --> 2552.52] You've spent in a game. +[2553.66 --> 2554.06] And. +[2555.24 --> 2556.50] I looked at that feature. +[2556.64 --> 2557.24] How much is it? +[2557.86 --> 2559.20] And there's some idling. +[2559.72 --> 2560.12] Okay. +[2560.12 --> 2560.42] Sure. +[2561.38 --> 2562.38] But not much. +[2562.70 --> 2563.14] Okay. +[2563.30 --> 2566.80] My total play time for that game is over 130 hours. +[2569.30 --> 2569.78] Whoa. +[2569.78 --> 2579.08] I have officially spent more time playing Breath of the Wild in the last six months since I got a Switch. +[2579.12 --> 2581.90] I didn't even get a Switch until I had my wisdom teeth out. +[2583.18 --> 2584.14] That's probably more than. +[2584.14 --> 2584.54] That was like. +[2584.92 --> 2587.68] Not all games you've played in the last few years. +[2588.08 --> 2588.48] Combined. +[2588.56 --> 2588.88] Yeah. +[2589.12 --> 2589.52] Yeah. +[2589.84 --> 2590.20] Probably. +[2590.46 --> 2590.56] Whoa. +[2590.56 --> 2590.96] Like. +[2591.06 --> 2593.02] And I'm not counting when I'm like benchmarking or whatever. +[2593.20 --> 2593.24] Yeah. +[2593.30 --> 2593.44] Yeah. +[2593.54 --> 2594.36] That doesn't count. +[2594.56 --> 2594.58] So. +[2594.58 --> 2599.04] I have almost literally every armor in the game except the Zora helmet. +[2599.16 --> 2600.42] I'm not sure where you get it. +[2600.44 --> 2601.28] It might be like. +[2601.80 --> 2602.20] It might be. +[2602.28 --> 2603.66] You have to find like the 10 things. +[2603.70 --> 2605.50] And I didn't feel like doing it or something like that. +[2605.54 --> 2607.20] Like there's a couple of quests I haven't finished. +[2607.64 --> 2611.00] I have my champion's tunic completely upgraded. +[2611.98 --> 2613.90] Which is a real pain in the butt. +[2614.22 --> 2616.22] And I have only looked up two things. +[2616.80 --> 2618.44] Have you done like the challenge islands and stuff? +[2618.52 --> 2619.10] Do you have all the DLC? +[2619.68 --> 2619.82] Yeah. +[2619.94 --> 2620.32] Oh wait. +[2620.36 --> 2620.46] No. +[2620.50 --> 2621.18] I haven't done the DLC. +[2621.38 --> 2623.82] I've only done the one challenge island that's like already there. +[2623.86 --> 2624.90] So I haven't done any DLC. +[2625.10 --> 2625.16] Okay. +[2625.62 --> 2626.16] At all. +[2626.36 --> 2628.42] And I've only looked up two things so far. +[2628.80 --> 2630.82] And one of them I feel like a complete idiot about. +[2630.82 --> 2631.70] So in the. +[2632.84 --> 2634.26] Whatever the clan's called. +[2634.46 --> 2635.44] Higa clan or something. +[2635.54 --> 2636.60] Higa clan or something like that. +[2636.60 --> 2637.48] I can't remember what it's called. +[2638.10 --> 2641.00] But in the clan's headquarters. +[2641.34 --> 2644.24] I did that dungeon like nine times. +[2644.88 --> 2645.92] Getting to the end. +[2646.38 --> 2646.74] Where. +[2646.86 --> 2647.30] Have you done it? +[2647.74 --> 2648.28] Don't think so. +[2648.38 --> 2648.66] Okay. +[2648.74 --> 2649.16] Well whatever. +[2649.28 --> 2651.22] There's a dungeon where you're supposed to use. +[2651.50 --> 2652.68] I might have a long time ago. +[2652.78 --> 2652.92] Yeah. +[2653.00 --> 2655.62] You're supposed to use magnesis to open a secret door. +[2655.96 --> 2656.16] Okay. +[2656.16 --> 2658.88] And the hint is that the room has a bunch of treasure chests. +[2658.88 --> 2660.34] Like buried embedded in the ground. +[2660.68 --> 2662.14] That by that point in the game. +[2662.22 --> 2662.96] I think they've assumed. +[2663.10 --> 2665.00] You know that you can grab them out with magnesis. +[2665.00 --> 2667.10] So you're supposed to turn it on and see the hidden door. +[2667.90 --> 2670.44] I had not figured out that game mechanic yet. +[2670.96 --> 2673.22] And I just didn't think to turn it on. +[2673.28 --> 2674.40] Even though I'd done a bunch of shrines. +[2674.52 --> 2675.10] Like I knew that. +[2675.28 --> 2677.36] Like it was probably a matter of just something like that. +[2677.40 --> 2678.14] So I did it all these times. +[2678.20 --> 2679.26] I finally I was just like screwed. +[2679.34 --> 2679.70] I looked up. +[2679.70 --> 2680.72] I felt like a complete idiot. +[2681.20 --> 2686.80] And then the other one I looked up was the Xenoblade Chronicles like crossover quest or something like that. +[2686.80 --> 2690.98] And the hint is you got to go to the top of the split snowy mountain peak. +[2691.38 --> 2695.06] And there's a snowy mountain peak that has a huge sword embedded in it. +[2695.12 --> 2699.72] And I went to that one and I stared into the night sky like you're supposed to for a very long time. +[2699.72 --> 2700.96] And I was like this is really stupid. +[2701.56 --> 2703.14] I need to know if this is right. +[2703.20 --> 2707.44] And it turns out it was another one where the peak was like kind of split with a thing. +[2707.72 --> 2710.46] And I was like you know what I don't even care because I solved that riddle. +[2710.60 --> 2711.50] Your riddle was bad. +[2711.64 --> 2711.92] Yeah. +[2712.66 --> 2713.70] No I agree with that. +[2713.78 --> 2713.90] No. +[2714.04 --> 2715.34] So I don't even feel bad about that one. +[2715.38 --> 2715.98] But that's it. +[2716.06 --> 2719.66] Like everything else I have figured out on my own for better or for worse. +[2719.72 --> 2721.20] So it has taken a very long time. +[2721.26 --> 2722.44] And then sometimes I'll drop in. +[2722.72 --> 2724.84] I'll spend an entire flight just accomplishing nothing. +[2724.84 --> 2728.16] Just like going around and finding Korok seeds and crap like that. +[2728.24 --> 2730.76] So it's been like my brain off travel mode thing. +[2730.90 --> 2731.96] I only play on flights. +[2732.32 --> 2734.14] And yeah pretty much only flights actually. +[2734.20 --> 2735.66] I almost never play when I'm actually there. +[2735.84 --> 2739.84] But so when the game first came out I got a good amount of time on it. +[2740.00 --> 2740.16] Yeah. +[2740.28 --> 2742.26] And then almost immediately it was like nope. +[2742.40 --> 2743.86] I have traveled so much this year. +[2744.04 --> 2744.20] Yeah. +[2744.56 --> 2745.44] It's been stupid. +[2746.70 --> 2747.10] Anyway. +[2749.14 --> 2751.26] Speaking of which if you're at IEM Chicago say hi. +[2751.26 --> 2756.22] Trusted Reviews pays a million pounds after Red Dead Redemption 2 leaks. +[2756.30 --> 2761.00] So this is where I need to plead ignorance and say look. +[2761.10 --> 2763.50] We're going to walk through what we have in our notes. +[2763.94 --> 2766.28] And I'm going to tell you my knee jerk reaction. +[2766.46 --> 2767.12] And it might be wrong. +[2767.30 --> 2767.42] Okay. +[2768.22 --> 2772.28] Trusted Reviews has pulled an article published in February 2018. +[2772.28 --> 2774.80] That was earlier this year. +[2775.24 --> 2779.10] That revealed unannounced gameplay details about Red Dead Redemption 2. +[2779.10 --> 2786.26] And they have donated a one million pound settlement fee to charities of Rockstar's choice. +[2787.34 --> 2791.92] At the time the website said it received the documents in August 2017. +[2792.56 --> 2796.40] But decided not to share them as they were unsubstantiated. +[2796.86 --> 2801.68] However in February 2018 after the information was validated by official promotional material. +[2802.32 --> 2806.32] Trusted Reviews went ahead with the story stating it had contacted Rockstar for comment. +[2806.32 --> 2806.76] Okay. +[2807.96 --> 2810.98] The link to the article has now been replaced by an apology. +[2811.50 --> 2814.82] We published an article that was sourced from a confidential corporate document. +[2815.30 --> 2818.80] We should have known this information was confidential and should not have published it. +[2819.38 --> 2822.10] We unreservedly apologized to Take Two Games. +[2822.20 --> 2825.08] And we have undertaken not to repeat such actions again. +[2825.52 --> 2829.86] We have also agreed to donate over a million pounds to charities chosen by Take Two Games. +[2832.30 --> 2832.78] What? +[2832.78 --> 2835.74] Am I missing something here? +[2835.90 --> 2836.86] I'm really lost. +[2837.18 --> 2842.32] Because if they had illegally obtained the documents, which they haven't said that they did. +[2842.76 --> 2849.12] And in fact, it's not in our notes, but I believe they said that they were provided by an anonymous source for free. +[2849.92 --> 2856.60] Which is how sourcing for rumor mill stories happens. +[2856.60 --> 2861.78] What exactly is going on here? +[2863.92 --> 2866.08] So, yeah. +[2866.32 --> 2867.42] Twitch chat? +[2867.76 --> 2869.00] Why don't we talk to Twitch chat? +[2871.06 --> 2873.36] Everyone else seems to be confused. +[2875.00 --> 2875.60] I, like... +[2877.20 --> 2878.36] And, yeah, yeah. +[2878.48 --> 2881.88] So, what did you call a cat or whatever your name is? +[2881.90 --> 2882.32] I don't know. +[2882.58 --> 2883.82] I think you're a Prime subscriber. +[2884.00 --> 2884.42] So, cool. +[2884.50 --> 2884.88] That's neat. +[2884.88 --> 2888.94] Um, if someone leaked a confidential document, that's on them, not the reporter. +[2889.10 --> 2889.34] Yes. +[2890.04 --> 2896.24] As far as I'm aware, it works the same way in the UK, which is where this whole thing took place, as it does here. +[2896.66 --> 2906.64] Where, if you don't have an NDA, and you don't have any other kind of confidentiality agreement or legal obligation, +[2906.64 --> 2910.16] it's completely not your problem. +[2910.16 --> 2915.34] So, like, did they have some partnership agreement of some kind or something? +[2916.76 --> 2920.12] Like, there must be something else going on that we don't know. +[2920.12 --> 2929.32] Yeah, because if they, like, if they stole the documents, like, if reporters from, uh... +[2929.32 --> 2929.82] Oh, shoot. +[2929.90 --> 2930.48] Who was it again? +[2930.64 --> 2930.84] I'm... +[2930.84 --> 2931.48] Trusted Reviews. +[2931.48 --> 2931.70] Yeah. +[2931.80 --> 2946.92] If reporters from Trusted Reviews, like, literally donned ninja outfits and snuck into the Red Dead Redemption 2, like, development studio and stole documents, that's illegal. +[2946.92 --> 2954.72] If somebody else stole the documents and provided them without them buying stolen goods, you don't want to pay for stolen goods, okay? +[2955.04 --> 2964.06] But if someone just provided them free of charge, to my knowledge, that's not illegal for Trusted Reviews. +[2965.02 --> 2965.52] Um... +[2965.52 --> 2970.06] So, I am not getting anyone... +[2971.60 --> 2973.24] Yeah, see, this is another thing. +[2973.24 --> 2977.70] Rubien says, I'm more surprised that Trusted Reviews has a million pounds to donate. +[2978.14 --> 2980.82] I've been trying to figure out who they are. +[2980.84 --> 2983.62] Yeah, Trusted Reviews is owned by, um... +[2983.62 --> 2988.50] Crap, I can't remember, but I was doing a little bit of research into this before the show, actually. +[2988.84 --> 2989.18] Wow. +[2989.38 --> 2993.84] It does happen from time to time, because I was just like, what is going on right now? +[2994.00 --> 2995.74] I do not understand this. +[2995.74 --> 2997.74] Um... +[2997.74 --> 2998.96] I just... +[2998.96 --> 2999.30] What? +[3002.98 --> 3008.16] If it was confidential, there could have been something in their terms of service, um... +[3008.16 --> 3008.60] Putting... +[3008.60 --> 3010.38] Making them liable if it wasn't for their eyes. +[3010.52 --> 3011.96] Yeah, but that's not enforceable. +[3012.20 --> 3018.58] Like, I remember having this argument with Luke, where I was like, look, on all of our email signatures, we need to have that confidentiality for your eyes only. +[3018.66 --> 3020.86] If you are the unintended recipient, please delete this. +[3020.88 --> 3022.62] And he's like, those are completely unenforceable. +[3022.68 --> 3023.14] This is stupid. +[3023.20 --> 3024.06] And I'm like, look, I don't care. +[3024.06 --> 3026.74] Sometimes it's about scare tactics rather than the actual law. +[3026.74 --> 3028.30] We did it anyways, but yeah, it's useless. +[3029.36 --> 3029.76] Fine. +[3029.88 --> 3031.46] Look, I'm not digging this debate back up. +[3031.60 --> 3033.52] I mean, I put it on my new email anyways. +[3033.52 --> 3034.78] Look, from time to time, I'm correct. +[3035.08 --> 3036.10] Cloudflare, who was right? +[3040.62 --> 3040.98] Okay. +[3041.74 --> 3042.36] All right. +[3042.56 --> 3042.92] Okay. +[3043.16 --> 3045.06] He didn't even want to contact them. +[3045.54 --> 3047.32] He was like, no, that's not going to work. +[3049.06 --> 3051.84] To be fair, they have failed us more than a few times. +[3052.12 --> 3054.04] But, in general... +[3054.06 --> 3055.76] They have been very helpful. +[3056.62 --> 3058.80] He was like, there is no way to fix this problem. +[3058.92 --> 3060.24] I'm like, I Google it. +[3060.30 --> 3062.00] I'm like, contact these guys. +[3062.14 --> 3062.48] No. +[3063.72 --> 3064.42] Call them. +[3064.96 --> 3069.40] I had to issue, like, an executive order to call Cloudflare. +[3069.40 --> 3070.62] That was... +[3070.62 --> 3070.84] Yep. +[3071.16 --> 3071.32] No. +[3071.50 --> 3077.58] Now, in Luke's defense, this is an example that I love to bring up because it was like the +[3077.58 --> 3083.74] time that I was right about something like super technical and or like network administration +[3083.74 --> 3085.06] admin like crap. +[3085.24 --> 3087.78] It was like my one time to shine. +[3087.78 --> 3089.58] So, I love bringing it up. +[3089.68 --> 3090.92] He's usually right about that. +[3090.92 --> 3096.92] I immediately looked up a way to get around their security, which is why I was like, what the hell? +[3097.24 --> 3101.00] But, most of the stuff that happens in that realm is automated anyways. +[3101.32 --> 3103.36] And, it's very good at blocking all that kind of stuff. +[3103.62 --> 3105.20] And, very often, it's hard to get through this. +[3105.30 --> 3105.66] Anyways. +[3105.66 --> 3106.66] Anyway. +[3107.40 --> 3113.00] So, in a nutshell, we still don't know what the crap's going on other than, like, the +[3113.00 --> 3118.88] only thing that I can really come up with is that they're trying to avoid damaging the +[3118.88 --> 3120.00] relationship with Take Two. +[3120.78 --> 3121.32] But then... +[3121.32 --> 3123.26] That's one hell of a... +[3123.26 --> 3125.50] Here's where it gets deeper to me. +[3125.96 --> 3128.60] How is that relationship worth a million pounds? +[3129.04 --> 3129.32] Yeah. +[3129.66 --> 3130.08] Right? +[3130.26 --> 3132.82] Like, that's one hell of a try to fix this relationship. +[3133.04 --> 3133.42] Yeah. +[3133.42 --> 3135.26] Like, I could even see... +[3135.26 --> 3135.90] Like, okay. +[3136.32 --> 3137.86] Let's say... +[3137.86 --> 3138.92] How big are... +[3138.92 --> 3139.70] Who owns this? +[3139.82 --> 3140.50] How big are they? +[3140.60 --> 3141.42] Pick a tech company. +[3144.44 --> 3146.88] Like, you're not talking, like, Intel or NVIDIA? +[3147.16 --> 3147.44] Anyone. +[3147.72 --> 3148.28] Go with Gigabyte. +[3148.54 --> 3148.88] Gigabyte. +[3149.02 --> 3149.22] Okay. +[3149.30 --> 3149.76] Pick Gigabyte. +[3150.14 --> 3157.66] If we did something that really screwed over Gigabyte real good, like, you know, they... +[3157.66 --> 3162.62] We somehow obtained their roadmap for their upcoming graphics cards. +[3163.42 --> 3164.82] Oh, my God. +[3164.82 --> 3168.14] That they had an NDA with NVIDIA for or something. +[3168.44 --> 3171.66] And we did a story on it that got them in a whole bunch of trouble. +[3171.92 --> 3174.10] And they were like, yo, man. +[3174.22 --> 3175.32] Like, this is terrible. +[3175.64 --> 3177.20] You know, you basically just got us... +[3177.20 --> 3179.14] You got us cut off from NVIDIA. +[3179.38 --> 3183.16] Our company's revenue is going to be down 20% next year. +[3183.70 --> 3184.66] What the heck, man? +[3184.82 --> 3189.10] Like, I could see us being like, okay, here's... +[3189.10 --> 3190.12] No, actually, I know. +[3190.22 --> 3190.64] I still... +[3190.64 --> 3191.46] No, why would we do that? +[3191.48 --> 3191.96] That's stupid. +[3192.42 --> 3193.14] That's ridiculous. +[3194.16 --> 3194.48] Okay. +[3195.34 --> 3195.90] So, fine. +[3195.94 --> 3196.94] Who's the ownership again? +[3197.38 --> 3198.56] I think it's Time. +[3199.12 --> 3202.50] It's TI Media, who I think owns, like... +[3202.50 --> 3203.50] Okay. +[3203.50 --> 3204.98] Time and stuff. +[3205.90 --> 3206.22] Okay. +[3206.42 --> 3206.98] So, what is this? +[3207.04 --> 3207.64] Rugby World. +[3207.84 --> 3208.58] Shooting Gazette. +[3208.82 --> 3208.90] Oh. +[3209.10 --> 3209.34] Sorry. +[3209.60 --> 3210.30] I screwed that up. +[3210.30 --> 3213.70] Wallpaper asterisk. +[3213.78 --> 3214.30] Women in Home. +[3214.38 --> 3214.90] What's on TV. +[3215.08 --> 3215.48] Uncut. +[3215.82 --> 3216.68] Shooting something. +[3216.84 --> 3217.46] Shooting Times. +[3218.12 --> 3218.52] Now. +[3218.72 --> 3219.20] Boat Owner. +[3219.48 --> 3221.74] I've never heard of any of this. +[3221.74 --> 3222.30] Home and Garden. +[3222.54 --> 3223.48] That's Home and Garden. +[3223.72 --> 3224.22] Yeah, I've heard of... +[3224.22 --> 3224.72] Ideal Home. +[3226.68 --> 3227.60] Golf Monthly. +[3228.40 --> 3231.04] I haven't looked at a magazine in so long that, like... +[3231.04 --> 3233.56] It seems like old print magazines. +[3234.16 --> 3234.60] Okay. +[3234.72 --> 3235.90] So, that kind of makes sense. +[3235.90 --> 3236.30] Yachting. +[3236.98 --> 3237.38] Yachting. +[3238.10 --> 3238.44] Okay. +[3238.44 --> 3242.84] 25 Beautiful Homes is the name of one of their brands? +[3243.00 --> 3243.22] Okay. +[3243.30 --> 3244.22] Well, at any rate... +[3244.22 --> 3244.48] Okay. +[3244.58 --> 3245.82] So, I guess they're a big deal. +[3245.94 --> 3248.32] They clearly have a million pounds to throw around. +[3248.68 --> 3254.04] And apparently, it was worth making this go away to them somehow. +[3254.80 --> 3255.16] Yeah. +[3255.50 --> 3256.10] All right. +[3256.38 --> 3256.70] Cool. +[3257.12 --> 3259.54] So, that's all I really have to say about that. +[3260.12 --> 3262.46] Why don't we go ahead and... +[3262.46 --> 3266.48] I feel like TI Media needs to use, like, Squarespace or something because their websites are kind of dirt. +[3266.60 --> 3267.12] Look at this. +[3267.12 --> 3268.92] Tiny little bar at the top. +[3269.48 --> 3270.60] Massive freaking image. +[3270.70 --> 3273.06] You have to scroll down a bit before you get past it. +[3273.14 --> 3274.26] And then finally, information. +[3274.98 --> 3276.70] That's kind of, like, a trendy thing, though. +[3277.06 --> 3277.34] That's stupid. +[3277.34 --> 3281.06] Like, there was some, like, weird computer company or something that I was on their website. +[3281.36 --> 3282.24] And it just, like, had... +[3282.24 --> 3284.32] All it was was, like, embedded videos. +[3284.36 --> 3285.12] And I was like, no. +[3285.28 --> 3285.64] No, no, no. +[3285.66 --> 3287.06] You need to have text on your website. +[3287.40 --> 3287.66] Yeah. +[3288.74 --> 3289.26] All right. +[3289.32 --> 3290.52] Let's do a few super chats. +[3290.84 --> 3291.46] Derry says, +[3291.56 --> 3292.70] Bork, Bork, I'm a dog. +[3293.02 --> 3294.96] What would your fursona be if you were a furry? +[3294.96 --> 3298.30] I'd be a goat. +[3301.60 --> 3303.16] I don't... +[3303.16 --> 3304.46] A wolf? +[3304.80 --> 3305.22] A wolf. +[3305.42 --> 3305.80] A bear? +[3306.52 --> 3307.24] Oh, careful. +[3309.12 --> 3310.36] Uncurp 101 says, +[3310.44 --> 3310.98] Love the content. +[3311.16 --> 3311.98] Keep it up, man. +[3312.48 --> 3313.30] Eric says, +[3313.48 --> 3313.98] Review it. +[3314.08 --> 3315.20] Not sure what you're talking about anymore. +[3315.26 --> 3316.64] Eric, that was a long time ago, presumably. +[3316.72 --> 3317.94] That was probably the Walmart PC. +[3318.08 --> 3318.36] Ah, yes. +[3318.48 --> 3319.20] Hassan says, +[3319.26 --> 3320.60] Can we have an actual blindfold build? +[3320.66 --> 3321.78] Actually, we are working on that. +[3326.00 --> 3326.68] Corrupt turret says, +[3326.76 --> 3328.68] Thanks to the runner and those working behind the scenes. +[3328.78 --> 3330.06] Glad to save such a worthy cause. +[3330.18 --> 3331.78] Put this donation towards viewer's choice. +[3332.12 --> 3332.38] Oh, yeah. +[3332.42 --> 3333.90] We haven't been viewer's choice in a long time. +[3334.74 --> 3335.48] Ali says, +[3335.94 --> 3336.26] Dab. +[3337.44 --> 3338.40] No, D-A-B. +[3338.50 --> 3339.10] That's not dab. +[3339.30 --> 3339.84] That is dab. +[3339.88 --> 3340.38] That is dab. +[3340.78 --> 3341.92] What's the one that's dabbing again? +[3341.96 --> 3342.48] Is that this one? +[3342.64 --> 3342.90] Yeah. +[3343.00 --> 3343.28] Okay. +[3343.28 --> 3344.90] But there's some micro dab thing now. +[3345.10 --> 3347.02] Where it's, like, smaller or something. +[3347.18 --> 3347.54] I don't know. +[3348.70 --> 3349.10] Maybe? +[3349.32 --> 3349.78] I don't know. +[3350.18 --> 3351.60] I don't follow these things very well. +[3352.54 --> 3353.30] Arctic Rose says, +[3353.36 --> 3353.92] Gaming PC? +[3353.98 --> 3355.60] I don't even trust Walmart for food. +[3356.18 --> 3356.62] Ouch. +[3357.00 --> 3357.40] Dang. +[3357.90 --> 3358.28] Haymaker. +[3358.80 --> 3359.38] Hello, Linus. +[3359.42 --> 3360.08] This is my first stream. +[3360.14 --> 3361.08] It's midnight here in the UK. +[3361.20 --> 3362.52] You're probably not watching anymore then. +[3362.66 --> 3363.44] Well, at any rate. +[3363.52 --> 3363.68] Hi. +[3364.64 --> 3367.62] In the UK, Walmart is called Asda? +[3368.58 --> 3370.08] Do they have a UK-like thing? +[3370.54 --> 3370.92] Well done. +[3370.98 --> 3372.58] That was a great workout, says my watch. +[3373.30 --> 3373.66] Brilliant. +[3374.06 --> 3374.44] Mike says, +[3374.44 --> 3375.04] How are you guys doing? +[3375.16 --> 3375.56] I'm good. +[3376.00 --> 3376.46] Paul says, +[3376.46 --> 3378.48] I always thought they wanted ROG to sound like Rogue. +[3378.70 --> 3378.88] Ha. +[3379.04 --> 3379.34] Nope. +[3379.62 --> 3381.00] It was much dumber than that. +[3381.62 --> 3382.28] Gorilla says, +[3382.42 --> 3382.66] Nothing. +[3382.96 --> 3383.42] Hi, Gorilla. +[3383.70 --> 3384.38] Tom says, +[3384.46 --> 3386.56] Assembling a gaming PC isn't really skilled labor. +[3387.18 --> 3390.02] You'd be surprised how bunged up that can get. +[3390.60 --> 3391.22] Dan says, +[3391.32 --> 3392.98] Build a PC blindfolded. +[3393.02 --> 3393.66] Sounds like a video. +[3393.78 --> 3394.86] Yeah, it sounds like it at this point. +[3394.92 --> 3395.54] Scooby-Doo says, +[3395.62 --> 3396.90] Can you do wired and wireless Wi-Fi? +[3397.46 --> 3399.92] Wired and wireless Wi-Fi cards, please. +[3399.92 --> 3405.16] Can you do a wired and wireless Wi-Fi cards, please? +[3405.32 --> 3406.16] Probably means reviews. +[3407.08 --> 3408.76] Asda is owned by Walmart. +[3408.96 --> 3409.48] It is not, +[3409.52 --> 3411.22] it's not like technically Walmart, +[3411.56 --> 3412.80] but it's a subsidiary of Walmart. +[3412.94 --> 3415.12] We don't really review Wi-Fi cards, unfortunately. +[3415.44 --> 3416.20] Linus TLDR, +[3416.88 --> 3417.44] You're knowledgeable, +[3417.68 --> 3419.14] but sometimes your voice annoys me +[3419.14 --> 3420.76] after extensive amounts of time. +[3421.14 --> 3421.38] I've never... +[3421.38 --> 3421.78] Work on that. +[3423.14 --> 3423.58] What? +[3424.18 --> 3424.82] No, no, no. +[3424.86 --> 3425.50] This is a thing. +[3425.60 --> 3426.44] This is absolutely a thing. +[3426.44 --> 3427.22] But work on that? +[3427.26 --> 3428.52] You're going to go like voice coaching? +[3428.52 --> 3429.08] You know what? +[3429.12 --> 3431.16] I actually did experiment with it for a little bit. +[3431.46 --> 3431.84] So I, +[3432.12 --> 3433.32] there was a video that I hosted +[3433.32 --> 3434.72] when I was like really sick +[3434.72 --> 3436.10] and my voice was super low +[3436.10 --> 3437.62] and there were like a bunch of comments about it. +[3437.66 --> 3437.90] I was like, +[3438.14 --> 3438.44] okay, +[3438.92 --> 3439.58] you know what? +[3439.66 --> 3441.44] Why don't we try hosting my videos +[3441.44 --> 3442.52] like this for a little while? +[3442.60 --> 3443.10] And it's, +[3443.16 --> 3444.46] it's not like, +[3444.50 --> 3445.96] it's obviously still my voice, +[3445.96 --> 3447.94] but it's a little bit less shrill. +[3448.00 --> 3448.66] Like it's not like, +[3448.88 --> 3449.16] what? +[3449.36 --> 3449.56] Yeah. +[3450.26 --> 3451.20] I don't like it. +[3451.26 --> 3451.54] Overall, +[3451.54 --> 3452.38] the feedback was negative. +[3452.86 --> 3453.14] Yeah. +[3453.32 --> 3453.52] Yeah. +[3454.96 --> 3455.28] Um, +[3455.72 --> 3456.80] because it doesn't sound like you. +[3456.90 --> 3457.58] I don't know. +[3457.58 --> 3459.10] Especially on a review channel. +[3459.18 --> 3460.82] I think the genuineness is important. +[3461.22 --> 3461.70] Noah says, +[3461.76 --> 3462.16] you're awesome. +[3462.28 --> 3463.92] Hope to see LTX in the USA soon. +[3464.06 --> 3464.60] Probably not. +[3464.68 --> 3466.14] But LTX this coming year, +[3466.54 --> 3467.78] just to give you guys some idea +[3467.78 --> 3469.02] how seriously we're taking it. +[3469.86 --> 3471.94] I have issued a directive as of yesterday +[3471.94 --> 3474.84] that the person who's going to be organizing LTX, +[3474.88 --> 3476.54] which will probably be Colton's wife, Steph, +[3477.08 --> 3477.54] um, +[3478.20 --> 3479.32] needs to start full time. +[3479.32 --> 3479.84] Like now, +[3480.52 --> 3482.76] like seven months prior. +[3482.76 --> 3484.58] Like I want it to be way better this year. +[3485.38 --> 3485.74] Cool. +[3486.10 --> 3486.34] Yeah. +[3486.86 --> 3487.92] Not that it was terrible. +[3488.24 --> 3488.44] It's just, +[3488.54 --> 3491.20] but there was like a lot of noticeable room for improvement. +[3491.38 --> 3491.58] Yes. +[3491.72 --> 3492.80] But it was very good. +[3492.94 --> 3493.74] It was very fun event, +[3493.82 --> 3494.66] but there was a lot of like, +[3494.74 --> 3494.98] okay, +[3495.04 --> 3495.36] yeah. +[3495.56 --> 3496.60] Shout out to Mike Adams. +[3497.36 --> 3497.80] Um, +[3498.56 --> 3499.90] holy smokes. +[3499.94 --> 3501.34] How are there so many super chats? +[3501.66 --> 3502.02] Uh, +[3502.02 --> 3502.50] Drex says, +[3502.58 --> 3504.18] please review the Nubia X, +[3504.30 --> 3505.18] the double screen phone. +[3505.28 --> 3506.08] Oh man. +[3506.60 --> 3508.84] I'm so tired of reviewing phones right now. +[3509.08 --> 3510.20] It is so boring. +[3510.20 --> 3512.42] I think that's why they're all turning into rants. +[3512.50 --> 3513.58] I'll get back to you on that one. +[3514.06 --> 3514.68] Laser says, +[3514.74 --> 3516.92] I love my Moto Z force with an add on battery. +[3517.82 --> 3518.16] Okay. +[3518.88 --> 3519.32] Uh, +[3519.32 --> 3519.80] Michael says, +[3519.84 --> 3522.02] why don't people buy the lower end phones new from Apple? +[3522.46 --> 3524.86] It's not like the new phones are much noticeably faster. +[3524.98 --> 3525.16] Yes, +[3525.18 --> 3526.34] but there's the support period. +[3526.80 --> 3528.58] Like I would pay an extra couple, +[3528.66 --> 3530.38] by the time you're paying six, +[3530.52 --> 3533.70] $700 for a phone you're going to use for, +[3533.86 --> 3535.38] with two years of support, +[3535.52 --> 3537.14] why not pay eight, +[3537.22 --> 3540.08] $900 for one with three and a half years of support? +[3540.08 --> 3540.78] There's also like, +[3540.96 --> 3541.78] even if it's new, +[3541.82 --> 3543.54] you still get the software slow down, +[3543.60 --> 3543.74] right? +[3544.38 --> 3544.74] Um, +[3544.74 --> 3544.96] no, +[3545.08 --> 3546.24] only once your battery degrades. +[3546.44 --> 3546.72] Okay. +[3548.16 --> 3548.70] All right. +[3548.80 --> 3550.36] I think that's pretty much all I got. +[3550.46 --> 3551.00] Thank you guys. +[3551.06 --> 3551.90] We will see you again next week. +[3551.96 --> 3552.34] Same bad time. diff --git a/We told Nvidia NO! - WAN Show August 17, 2018_transcript.txt b/We told Nvidia NO! - WAN Show August 17, 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..60d3101e2ec1eb8b6409fc49e002d630b5c2f465 --- /dev/null +++ b/We told Nvidia NO! - WAN Show August 17, 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1709 @@ +[0.00 --> 4.38] YouTube gives us a community guideline strike if we make a video saying that the WAN show is live. +[4.62 --> 5.06] What the heck? +[5.28 --> 5.64] Here we go. +[6.14 --> 6.78] What do you mean? +[6.96 --> 8.32] I don't know what was going on with that. +[8.80 --> 9.36] I don't know. +[9.40 --> 9.76] I like it. +[9.80 --> 10.56] I think it's a good look for you. +[10.56 --> 10.74] Cool. +[10.80 --> 11.16] Yeah, yeah. +[11.50 --> 12.24] Let's leave it up. +[12.42 --> 14.02] I mean, it can't be any worse than my hair. +[14.26 --> 17.26] Anyone who skips through the timestamps is just going to be like, what is that? +[17.30 --> 22.48] That was one of the big takeaways, actually, from the whole controversy around Tampon Gate. +[23.12 --> 24.46] You know about Tampon Gate, right? +[24.84 --> 25.12] Yeah. +[25.12 --> 31.60] With the Amazon Go store where I was holding up a pad and I'm like, I stole tampons from the Amazon Go store. +[31.84 --> 37.86] That was so disruptive that on my Twitch stream, I had to address what was going on. +[38.10 --> 41.26] And I watched your video but couldn't have the audio on because the levels were weird. +[41.32 --> 42.54] So it was like blowing people's ears out. +[42.60 --> 45.42] So I was like, I'm pretty sure he's just saying all this stuff. +[45.70 --> 47.14] And then I watched it the next day and I was right. +[47.46 --> 48.34] I was like, yeah. +[48.46 --> 49.68] And I had never even seen the video. +[49.90 --> 52.78] I was just like, I'm pretty sure this is about what's going on. +[52.78 --> 59.00] So one of the things that came out of that was that I am a tech bro, which I had never heard before. +[59.08 --> 60.18] I had never heard the term tech bro. +[60.18 --> 61.84] Never heard of that either, but kind of. +[61.94 --> 65.62] Tech bros are, they're like, they're bros. +[65.76 --> 67.32] You know, like bro, bro, yeah, bro. +[67.60 --> 68.88] They're those, but they're tech. +[70.36 --> 73.44] And they exclude everyone because they're like tech bros. +[73.46 --> 74.48] I don't think we exclude everyone. +[74.54 --> 77.68] Actually, it has more to do with us just not really knowing how to talk to anyone. +[78.06 --> 78.38] Yes. +[78.38 --> 82.66] If you want to use, if you want the stereotypical tech person. +[82.86 --> 86.04] If social awkwardness is exclusion, then like, yeah. +[86.18 --> 86.48] Yes. +[86.86 --> 90.30] The most exclusionary group of all time. +[92.08 --> 93.24] We love each other though. +[93.52 --> 95.38] So we just don't know how to tell each other. +[95.64 --> 97.08] I mean, Luke and I know how to tell each other. +[97.26 --> 98.24] We're special like that. +[98.34 --> 99.06] We're a special bond. +[99.92 --> 103.34] But then I have grown to accept that I have bad hair. +[104.10 --> 104.40] Okay. +[104.48 --> 105.76] So I'm okay with it. +[105.96 --> 107.12] I'm just gonna, you know what? +[107.12 --> 107.40] There. +[107.72 --> 108.78] I'm not making it worse. +[108.90 --> 109.80] I'm not making it better. +[109.96 --> 110.62] It's just bad. +[110.74 --> 111.68] My thing mostly fell down. +[111.94 --> 115.56] I just go like that a whole bunch and then apparently it's fine. +[115.88 --> 116.04] So. +[116.24 --> 116.54] Okay. +[116.66 --> 117.02] Yeah, sure. +[117.16 --> 117.38] Yeah. +[117.42 --> 117.80] Whatever. +[118.24 --> 119.22] Get wrecked. +[119.42 --> 120.36] Why don't you try it? +[120.42 --> 120.94] Got a lot of. +[121.38 --> 122.08] So what do I do? +[122.32 --> 124.12] Just like sweep it to one side. +[124.28 --> 125.72] Like finger rake to one. +[125.84 --> 126.52] Oh, it's gelled. +[126.72 --> 126.94] Yeah. +[127.14 --> 128.04] Well, that's not gonna work. +[128.04 --> 128.46] That's not gonna work. +[129.04 --> 130.36] Just do it anyways. +[131.70 --> 133.00] We're gonna hope for the best today. +[133.52 --> 133.92] How's that? +[135.52 --> 136.88] Actually looks all right. +[138.00 --> 138.68] Oh, seriously. +[138.78 --> 142.72] There's one little bit up in the back, but the rest of it, it looks less gelled and it +[142.72 --> 144.24] looks like it's just kind of sweeping over. +[144.88 --> 145.20] Okay. +[146.18 --> 146.40] Yeah. +[146.40 --> 147.48] The back screwed up. +[148.84 --> 149.98] Because the gel's holding it up. +[149.98 --> 151.46] So I'm using like hand oils. +[151.98 --> 152.42] Yeah. +[152.58 --> 153.68] The back used to fill up. +[153.68 --> 154.02] The gel. +[156.18 --> 156.58] Yeah. +[158.78 --> 161.00] Remember that bit about how we're exclusionary? +[163.48 --> 164.58] Maybe this is why. +[165.40 --> 166.52] The tech news. +[166.78 --> 169.08] Brought to you by people who don't look very credible. +[171.88 --> 172.32] Yeah. +[172.52 --> 172.72] Yeah. +[172.72 --> 174.68] So NVIDIA leaks and pictures. +[174.88 --> 177.74] Motorola under fire for copying the iPhone 10. +[182.54 --> 183.76] Oh, I'm just doing this. +[183.86 --> 183.96] Okay. +[184.10 --> 186.16] Thunderfoot takes issue with tech quickie. +[186.56 --> 190.52] And the Core i9-9900K confirmed to be soldered. +[191.28 --> 191.76] Rumor. +[192.42 --> 194.30] I can't get the chat on Twitch. +[194.50 --> 194.74] Intro. +[194.74 --> 197.18] It's just like not here. +[199.78 --> 200.46] I've got it. +[200.46 --> 200.96] Why did you have it? +[203.28 --> 205.56] LinuxFan724 just subscribed to Twitch Prime. +[207.04 --> 209.54] LinuxFan724 seems to be subscribed to the wrong channel. +[209.72 --> 211.00] I think you were thinking of Linus. +[211.46 --> 212.14] Not Linux. +[212.24 --> 212.54] Oh. +[215.44 --> 216.16] No, they weren't. +[216.54 --> 217.40] It could be a fan of Twitch. +[218.48 --> 219.36] I'm a fan of Twitch. +[220.62 --> 220.98] Yeah. +[222.32 --> 222.66] But. +[222.66 --> 225.66] I'm especially a fan of our sponsors. +[226.84 --> 227.34] Got it. +[227.48 --> 228.20] All right. +[228.32 --> 230.26] So we've got a great show for you guys today. +[230.34 --> 231.82] I think we already ran through some of the topics. +[231.92 --> 232.28] Wonderful. +[232.68 --> 233.04] But. +[233.20 --> 233.68] The best show. +[234.50 --> 235.42] Actually, we. +[235.94 --> 236.90] Can we talk about this one first? +[237.02 --> 237.70] We're going to go for it? +[237.76 --> 238.58] Or are we going to talk about other stuff? +[239.48 --> 244.40] Oh, I was actually just going to go totally, totally off. +[245.36 --> 245.58] Oh. +[245.84 --> 246.02] Hey. +[246.02 --> 246.78] Off script. +[247.52 --> 248.12] And I don't know. +[248.20 --> 251.30] I don't know how to spell it, which is really unfortunate. +[252.66 --> 257.92] Why can't I find this? +[258.88 --> 259.08] No. +[259.18 --> 260.36] That's definitely not it. +[260.44 --> 260.86] Let me help. +[260.96 --> 262.32] No one has any idea what we're looking for. +[262.40 --> 264.60] No one has any idea what we're looking for. +[264.68 --> 265.40] But we'll find it. +[267.16 --> 268.64] There we go. +[269.04 --> 272.14] So guess who we have here in the studio today? +[272.30 --> 273.16] Dude, I found it first search. +[273.62 --> 274.30] You know what? +[274.30 --> 276.20] Well, I hate you. +[276.82 --> 280.56] So we have conflicts. +[281.80 --> 285.32] And he doesn't actually know that I was planning to have him come say hi on the WAN show. +[285.32 --> 291.38] But basically, he does like robot stuff and like STEM stuff. +[291.38 --> 302.70] And this video right here is an unboxing and let's play with the Super Anthony Ultimate Battle Humanoid Robot with 45 kilogram servo punch. +[303.44 --> 305.36] And come on, come on, come on, come on over here. +[305.44 --> 307.14] Let's talk about, let's talk about what we shot today. +[308.54 --> 311.96] So this is his video, which you're not going to copyright strike me over this. +[311.96 --> 312.90] No, no, no, no, please. +[313.16 --> 314.56] Is this fair use? +[314.68 --> 315.40] Yes, it's fair use. +[315.42 --> 315.76] Fair use? +[315.86 --> 316.68] No copyright strike? +[316.82 --> 317.60] No copyright strike. +[317.62 --> 318.46] Okay, no copyright strike. +[318.52 --> 318.66] Good. +[318.70 --> 319.88] You heard it from him. +[320.06 --> 321.12] Say hi, everyone. +[321.80 --> 322.20] Hey, guys. +[322.62 --> 325.36] I don't know how many people are like spazzing out right now. +[325.72 --> 326.20] Conflicts. +[328.40 --> 330.36] Buttflies says, who? +[332.12 --> 333.08] What else we got? +[334.14 --> 335.96] Mandry2 says, cornflakes? +[336.62 --> 337.02] Cornflakes. +[337.14 --> 337.36] Okay. +[337.46 --> 338.94] I think they're just messing with you guys. +[339.08 --> 340.62] Because good old Twitch chat. +[340.62 --> 343.18] They are all about being well Twitch chat. +[344.10 --> 346.84] So basically what we were doing today. +[346.96 --> 348.10] Here, I'm just going to throw your thing up here. +[348.16 --> 348.52] Actually, yeah. +[348.54 --> 349.92] Do you want to run them through what we did today? +[350.26 --> 350.98] Because it's pretty cool. +[351.12 --> 351.98] Get a little closer to the mic. +[352.72 --> 354.14] So we actually. +[354.14 --> 354.68] We don't have another chair. +[354.78 --> 355.22] All right, no problem. +[355.82 --> 356.36] That's fine. +[356.54 --> 358.20] I really hadn't planned to do this. +[359.12 --> 363.74] So we went ahead and made a video showcasing Super Anthony. +[364.28 --> 367.20] Now, Super Anthony is a robot that's actually been out for some time. +[367.20 --> 368.82] But they're finally launching it on Kickstarter. +[368.82 --> 370.88] Where you can actually go ahead and buy it. +[371.18 --> 372.28] It's a fighting robot. +[372.68 --> 375.68] Now, the unique thing about this robot is it's really, really strong. +[375.78 --> 378.84] It's got a 45 kilogram punch force. +[379.30 --> 383.36] And both Linus and I actually fought against each other and did a few different things. +[383.80 --> 387.34] So definitely do stay tuned for that video once it comes out. +[387.54 --> 388.94] Yeah, we completed some challenges. +[388.94 --> 393.60] If you want to learn more about the robot in the meantime, you can check out Conflicts' video here. +[394.00 --> 394.74] Surprisingly agile. +[395.18 --> 395.82] Oh, yeah, definitely. +[395.82 --> 397.08] Oh, yeah, no, definitely. +[397.26 --> 399.86] And it's controlled with like a knockoff PlayStation controller. +[399.98 --> 401.46] So it's actually very intuitive. +[402.44 --> 403.36] There it is punching. +[403.94 --> 405.28] Are you going to show us the uppercut? +[405.58 --> 406.40] Or is that the uppercut? +[406.84 --> 407.78] No, that's a punch. +[408.24 --> 408.72] Yeah, there's a jab. +[410.26 --> 411.84] How many servos does this thing have? +[411.88 --> 413.38] Like 12, 14, something like that? +[413.40 --> 414.50] I think it's about like 16 or 18. +[414.64 --> 415.42] 16 or 18. +[415.62 --> 415.78] Yeah. +[415.86 --> 419.12] So it can do some pretty crazy stuff. +[419.20 --> 423.04] It can pick itself up off the floor, both from the front and the back. +[423.04 --> 425.06] I think he's probably going to demo that in a second here. +[425.96 --> 434.58] And without spoiling too much, I will say that the video we shot together today involves breaking eggs. +[434.58 --> 447.12] And definitely also involves a custom built battle robot arena that Ed and James spent the better part of the last two days building. +[447.58 --> 447.70] Yeah. +[447.70 --> 453.88] So, I mean, really, the reason that this collab came about was that, what are they called again? +[454.06 --> 455.60] Limitless IQ. +[455.82 --> 456.42] Limitless IQ. +[456.80 --> 464.16] So Limitless IQ, the makers of the Super Anthony, actually sent robots to both Conflicts and me. +[464.16 --> 470.40] And then when both of us followed up and said, hey, you know what would be great? +[470.48 --> 473.96] If we could get a couple of Super Anthony's and battle them. +[474.92 --> 478.26] Their response was, sorry, we only have a limited number of samples. +[478.50 --> 479.40] You can only have one. +[479.62 --> 485.48] To which I believe we both replied, look, I don't need you to send another one for me to keep or whatever. +[486.26 --> 489.44] I just really think it would enhance the video a lot if we could fight them. +[489.44 --> 490.68] Can you just lend me one? +[491.04 --> 495.56] To which they responded, no, we can't do that. +[495.60 --> 496.96] We only have a limited number of samples. +[497.26 --> 500.80] Now, we went one step further, actually, before we reached out to Con here. +[501.72 --> 502.92] This is great. +[503.24 --> 509.76] Before we reached out to him, we kind of said, well, we don't really think there's a video in here if we don't have two of them to fight. +[509.90 --> 510.94] So do you want it back then? +[511.18 --> 512.08] And they went, no. +[513.14 --> 514.20] And we went, okay. +[514.20 --> 519.26] So on the one hand, your story is you don't have enough samples to send out enough of them. +[519.58 --> 522.20] But the flip side of it is you don't want it back. +[523.38 --> 526.96] So we were like, okay, well, we want to make a video about this because this is cool. +[527.40 --> 530.52] So we're just going to find someone else who has it. +[531.10 --> 534.88] Fly them out with their robot, which was a breeze to get through TSA, right? +[535.10 --> 536.18] No, it was not. +[536.24 --> 539.46] I had three TSA agents literally investigate me. +[539.46 --> 544.80] And to the full extent, they almost thought I was going to even hijack the plane or something with the robot. +[544.80 --> 545.00] With your robot? +[545.22 --> 545.74] Are you kidding? +[546.10 --> 547.70] With your 18-inch robot. +[547.94 --> 549.96] We last now, but in the future. +[550.32 --> 552.34] I mean, if it was six foot, that's a different situation. +[552.60 --> 553.64] Terminator, but you know. +[553.78 --> 554.40] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[554.74 --> 555.46] That's crazy. +[555.70 --> 559.02] Yeah, so yeah, we had a lot of fun today, though. +[559.10 --> 564.10] I think the final video is not going to be particularly informative, but it'll definitely be fun. +[564.16 --> 567.62] If you want the informative spin on Super Anthony, go check out Conflicts' channel. +[567.62 --> 568.30] All right, thanks, man. +[568.68 --> 569.24] Thanks, guys. +[569.46 --> 569.70] Thanks. +[570.54 --> 570.86] Oh. +[572.02 --> 573.78] Yeah, we had a lot of fun today. +[573.90 --> 574.28] Yeah, I'm sorry. +[574.30 --> 576.06] We have no other way to get past that. +[577.16 --> 577.92] I saw the arena. +[578.80 --> 579.24] Did you do? +[579.44 --> 583.32] And I saw James messing around with the robot, but just by itself. +[583.48 --> 585.80] He had it roll over, which was insane. +[585.92 --> 586.34] Yeah, yeah. +[586.34 --> 588.60] And he showed it crouching and jumping and punching and stuff. +[588.60 --> 591.68] It actually has a special move where it can do a head-level sidekick. +[592.10 --> 592.50] Jeez. +[592.66 --> 594.00] Yeah, but you have to have the... +[594.00 --> 594.96] That's really nimble. +[594.96 --> 597.96] You have to have the friction on the floor just right for it to work. +[597.96 --> 604.28] When you think back to some of the viral robot videos out there, when there's that soccer game and they just keep falling over. +[605.32 --> 606.02] No, I don't. +[606.12 --> 607.30] I'm not familiar with that video. +[607.38 --> 607.40] You haven't seen that? +[607.40 --> 609.72] Robot soccer is probably all you need to actually look at. +[611.62 --> 612.50] Robot soccer. +[612.50 --> 617.06] HTWK robot SPL finals. +[617.38 --> 619.12] Does that sound familiar at all? +[619.24 --> 620.02] That does. +[620.20 --> 622.74] So does the one below that one on the search. +[624.02 --> 626.08] Be human versus HTWK. +[626.08 --> 627.18] Just like jump into it. +[627.28 --> 627.36] Yeah. +[627.56 --> 628.72] Here, hold on a second, guys. +[628.76 --> 630.38] I'm going to just screen share here real quick. +[631.10 --> 631.88] You haven't seen this? +[631.94 --> 633.42] I have not seen this. +[633.74 --> 634.84] There's a few of these. +[635.28 --> 635.68] Okay. +[635.68 --> 638.54] But you can just jump into it. +[639.08 --> 643.52] And they try to dive to stop the ball, but it's like, okay. +[644.60 --> 645.46] You see what I mean? +[645.72 --> 657.06] When this is what most people have seen, being able to see the Super Anthony jump around and kick and punch and dodge and roll and all this kind of stuff was pretty impressive. +[657.06 --> 661.84] One thing I think about this is I'm not sure that they're actually controlled. +[662.72 --> 663.84] No, I don't think so. +[663.92 --> 664.04] Yeah. +[664.06 --> 665.28] I think they're like sensors and stuff. +[665.34 --> 666.62] So that's a totally different field. +[667.98 --> 668.46] But... +[668.46 --> 670.20] Time for it! +[670.44 --> 671.32] Time for it! +[672.44 --> 672.74] No. +[673.74 --> 674.86] Is he going to get it? +[677.68 --> 678.70] Come on! +[679.50 --> 680.34] Kick it in! +[680.92 --> 683.40] The goalie's just like completely checked out. +[684.90 --> 686.20] But yeah, when like... +[686.20 --> 687.28] When it's instant replay! +[689.10 --> 689.82] When like... +[689.82 --> 692.72] I think most of what people have seen in terms of robots is like this. +[693.10 --> 695.46] The robot falling off the stage in Japan. +[695.94 --> 697.34] And like all this other kind of stuff. +[697.58 --> 698.42] Yeah, yeah. +[698.76 --> 701.76] Robot dies of RoboCup 2016. +[702.72 --> 703.42] It's like... +[703.42 --> 705.20] It's fall over all the time. +[706.10 --> 708.92] And like this is not the experience that you have with the Super Anthony. +[711.32 --> 713.26] Well, you know... +[713.26 --> 714.64] At least not that I saw. +[715.48 --> 715.88] Yeah. +[715.88 --> 718.40] No, he falls over a fair bit. +[719.58 --> 722.72] Especially because his traction on the floor is not super... +[723.86 --> 724.18] Right. +[724.66 --> 725.06] Amazing. +[725.42 --> 725.52] Yeah. +[725.58 --> 726.80] Because he just has like metal paddles. +[726.90 --> 728.58] And remember too, we're fighting. +[729.78 --> 730.34] So... +[730.34 --> 732.14] Part of the goal of fighting is making something fall over. +[732.14 --> 736.24] Yeah, a lot of the fighting ended up being less like Rock'em Sock'em Robots. +[736.40 --> 740.88] Like clear punch, clear contact, and you know, he falls over. +[740.94 --> 741.02] Glancing. +[741.18 --> 741.98] Well, okay, but that's... +[741.98 --> 746.56] And it ended up being a lot of like punching, kind of getting hooked on the other robot on +[746.56 --> 748.80] the withdrawal, and then pulling him over. +[748.84 --> 749.76] Just like ripping him over. +[749.76 --> 753.72] And then like rolling on the floor, like ground fighting. +[753.72 --> 755.46] Lots of fighting is rolling on the floor. +[755.64 --> 755.98] That's true. +[755.98 --> 757.50] Maybe they're trying to make it more realistic. +[757.82 --> 758.36] Yeah, sure. +[758.48 --> 759.40] Let's go with that. +[759.40 --> 759.80] And you know... +[759.80 --> 759.94] Okay. +[760.08 --> 761.08] Let's give him the benefit of the doubt. +[761.08 --> 764.44] You know how someone in Twitch chat tried to say cornflakes or whatever? +[765.44 --> 765.84] Yes. +[765.94 --> 769.46] I thought he might have been legitimately trying to do a play on words with conflicts. +[770.46 --> 771.36] Like conflict. +[771.76 --> 773.32] So we asked him that today. +[773.68 --> 774.20] And then no? +[774.74 --> 776.44] He was like, yeah, sure. +[777.16 --> 779.64] Like it had never occurred to him before, I don't think. +[779.64 --> 784.22] When I first heard the channel name, I thought it was conflicts because it was robot fighting. +[784.52 --> 786.32] So he didn't start out with robot fighting. +[786.82 --> 787.14] Okay. +[787.14 --> 794.56] He actually started out with these like effects videos where he did like minions in real life +[794.56 --> 796.92] that got like 20 million views or something stupid like that. +[797.34 --> 801.72] And then DreamWorks or whoever owns the minions copyright struck him. +[801.78 --> 802.42] Took it down. +[802.52 --> 803.48] Yeah, took it down. +[805.42 --> 810.94] And so now he's doing mostly like robots and STEM stuff and tech stuff. +[811.70 --> 811.84] Yeah. +[812.10 --> 812.36] Cool. +[813.20 --> 813.64] All right. +[813.72 --> 815.60] Should we do a tech news topic? +[815.84 --> 816.10] No. +[816.10 --> 816.54] I guess? +[817.14 --> 818.80] Should we respond to Thunderfoot? +[819.50 --> 819.88] Sure. +[820.32 --> 820.72] Okay. +[820.88 --> 821.82] Or we can do a tech news. +[821.92 --> 823.08] Should we do the NVIDIA thing? +[823.46 --> 824.68] Give people what they want real quick? +[824.86 --> 825.26] Sure. +[825.40 --> 826.88] And then jump over to this. +[827.16 --> 828.72] I'll get this ready in the meantime. +[828.94 --> 829.22] Sure. +[830.16 --> 831.56] So the NVIDIA leaks. +[832.20 --> 832.52] Wow. +[832.64 --> 833.32] So surprised. +[833.86 --> 836.22] After SIGGRAPH, we all kind of knew this was coming. +[838.48 --> 842.02] We not have leaked specs about what? +[842.14 --> 843.44] This is a ridiculous sentence. +[843.44 --> 847.04] But RTX 280 is more or less confirmed. +[847.12 --> 848.50] I don't know if it's actually been confirmed. +[848.50 --> 853.70] But there was like very, very obvious hints in the NVIDIA video. +[853.80 --> 858.54] If you kind of picked through the chat conversations that were happening on screen, it was super obvious. +[858.54 --> 860.12] They're calling it RTX. +[860.12 --> 863.60] And it's 20 series, not 11 series. +[865.00 --> 865.96] Because, sure. +[866.18 --> 866.78] There we go. +[866.98 --> 867.38] Why not? +[867.52 --> 867.92] I guess. +[868.56 --> 873.16] The GeForce RTX 2080 Ti. +[873.40 --> 875.64] That's going to take a little bit to get used to. +[875.64 --> 876.66] It's going to mess with me. +[876.70 --> 877.00] Yeah. +[877.20 --> 878.82] For a very long time. +[879.32 --> 880.32] RTX is going to be very weird. +[880.32 --> 887.44] Why would they have letters that could abbreviate from Radeon Technologies? +[888.02 --> 889.14] Oh, geez. +[890.14 --> 892.62] I didn't think about that, but I'm astonished that they didn't. +[892.76 --> 895.42] If you're sitting around thinking of a name, you'd have to break it down. +[895.66 --> 896.58] What is it supposed to break down? +[896.58 --> 897.34] Ray tracing. +[897.80 --> 898.52] Oh, come. +[898.94 --> 899.56] Oh, okay. +[899.78 --> 900.16] That's already good. +[900.18 --> 901.44] We should do a tech cookie on that, by the way. +[901.46 --> 902.06] Yeah, probably. +[902.32 --> 902.50] Yeah. +[902.50 --> 904.22] Yeah, I'll let John know. +[905.78 --> 911.98] But, like, G has been NVIDIA's thing for a very long time. +[912.46 --> 917.58] R has been ATI slash AMD's thing for a very long time. +[918.84 --> 921.44] So, what's happening to GeForce, then? +[922.92 --> 924.14] I don't know. +[924.36 --> 925.22] So, the rumors... +[925.22 --> 925.78] Is it RayForce? +[926.22 --> 927.14] RayForce. +[927.70 --> 929.56] So, the rumors... +[929.56 --> 930.88] Ray Romano's like, yes! +[930.88 --> 931.40] Yes! +[931.84 --> 940.80] ...is that there will be RTX and GTX cards, but I don't know that that has been confirmed at all. +[940.90 --> 946.70] And with NVIDIA's big push towards ray tracing, I don't really foresee that being a thing. +[947.12 --> 947.44] Yeah. +[947.44 --> 954.72] So, it'll have 11 gigs of RAM, GDDR6 memory, that is, and a 352-bit bus. +[954.86 --> 955.78] That doesn't sound right. +[955.84 --> 957.36] I would have thought it would be 348. +[957.80 --> 958.20] Okay. +[958.44 --> 960.04] I mean, don't quote me on that. +[960.04 --> 964.46] The GDDR6 memory is apparently going to be clocked at 14 gigabit per second. +[964.78 --> 965.02] Okay. +[965.72 --> 966.26] I see. +[966.26 --> 970.22] Also, there will be an RTX... +[970.22 --> 971.64] Let me have a look. +[972.18 --> 975.98] 2080, and that'll have 2,944 CUDA cores. +[976.76 --> 979.28] Not 3072, as previously speculated. +[979.42 --> 982.46] And they'll have 8 gigs on a 256-bit bus. +[982.54 --> 986.26] Now, what would be really interesting about this would be that... +[986.26 --> 996.62] If NVIDIA launches their TI card with the 50% wider memory bus and their non-TI card at the same time, +[996.82 --> 1001.66] this will be the first time in a while that we've seen them actually launch a big core. +[1001.74 --> 1002.54] Do you think it's going to happen then? +[1002.54 --> 1003.68] Right when they bring out a new architecture. +[1003.96 --> 1009.88] I mean, if there are rumors circulating at this point, when we are a week from when... +[1009.88 --> 1012.52] Or less than a week from when they're rumored to be launching it. +[1012.52 --> 1017.84] If there are rumors circulating, where there's smoke, there's fire at this point. +[1018.28 --> 1026.96] I've yet to see a video card that's rumored to be launching next week with names and specs +[1026.96 --> 1032.84] and many different sources being reported by many different news organizations. +[1034.14 --> 1036.30] And everyone pretty much being on the same page about it. +[1036.42 --> 1039.42] I've yet to see that not turn into a real product launch. +[1039.92 --> 1041.52] So, there you go. +[1041.52 --> 1047.48] If you're waiting for a graphics card, then quick, go sell yours now. +[1047.78 --> 1053.00] So, the people who aren't paying attention to the tech news will see it and buy it. +[1053.16 --> 1057.06] And then you can get your new graphics card that presumably will be faster. +[1057.18 --> 1059.42] But then maybe only in ray tracing applications. +[1059.54 --> 1060.38] Wouldn't that be horrible? +[1060.38 --> 1064.38] Well, they're probably going to do the same kind of thing in terms of... +[1065.00 --> 1067.02] Honestly, I didn't watch the SIGGRAPH stuff. +[1067.12 --> 1067.40] Whoops. +[1067.54 --> 1068.22] But they might have already. +[1068.34 --> 1071.86] But they are probably going to do the same kind of thing they did with the last launch with Pascal. +[1072.02 --> 1074.44] Where they're like, it's three times faster. +[1074.96 --> 1077.26] In this specific application. +[1077.52 --> 1078.76] In VR-related applications. +[1078.76 --> 1079.20] Yeah. +[1079.44 --> 1087.44] So, what I kind of am picking up here is if you look at the 1080 Ti and you look at the 1080, I think there's what? +[1087.50 --> 1090.34] About a 30% performance delta, give or take? +[1090.64 --> 1091.52] 20 to 40. +[1091.62 --> 1092.54] Somewhere in that range. +[1092.54 --> 1103.54] And what they had done the last couple generations was they had launched the step-down GPU at a performance level that was competitive or a little bit better than last gen. +[1104.00 --> 1108.70] So, 980, for example, was a little bit faster than 780 Ti. +[1109.38 --> 1112.28] 1080 was a little bit faster than 980 Ti. +[1112.52 --> 1116.52] Even though this was the step-down chip competing with the big chip from the last gen. +[1116.70 --> 1116.86] Yeah. +[1116.86 --> 1127.04] If they're launching both 2080 and 2080 Ti, does that tell us that 2080 wasn't fast enough to be an upgrade for 1080 Ti owners? +[1127.26 --> 1130.48] And they couldn't wait another six to eight months, which has been the typical gap. +[1133.68 --> 1137.32] That's potentially really brutal and possibly very true. +[1137.58 --> 1142.14] That would honestly line up a little bit more with like, I know they do marketing stuff all the time and people want to sell cards. +[1142.14 --> 1146.14] So, they never really want you to think something's coming until like super close to before it's coming. +[1146.14 --> 1147.66] Yeah, I mean, what, two months ago? +[1147.66 --> 1147.76] But he did say. +[1147.86 --> 1149.06] Didn't he just say there's no new cards? +[1149.26 --> 1150.52] Oh, you think that? +[1150.64 --> 1151.00] No. +[1152.42 --> 1155.22] No, there's no way they're just Pascal with ray tracing. +[1155.50 --> 1155.68] Why not? +[1156.80 --> 1157.44] Why not? +[1158.18 --> 1159.94] It would not be the first time. +[1160.92 --> 1163.12] Yeah, it would be the first time for that. +[1163.56 --> 1165.82] Well, it would not be the first time that they essentially rebadged. +[1165.92 --> 1167.74] This would be like a rebadge with an upgrade. +[1167.84 --> 1168.50] That's even better. +[1168.68 --> 1171.28] There's no way that's all they've been working on for the last two years. +[1171.42 --> 1173.94] No, but it might be all they need to release. +[1176.14 --> 1178.84] See, the problem here. +[1178.84 --> 1179.80] Prove me wrong, NVIDIA. +[1179.80 --> 1186.74] Okay, the problem here is that I haven't seen any benchmarks for the Turing-based. +[1189.36 --> 1192.16] The Turing-based, are they Quadros or Teslas? +[1192.28 --> 1192.86] They're Quadros. +[1193.12 --> 1197.28] So, I haven't seen anything for the new cards they just launched at SIGGRAPH. +[1197.28 --> 1202.32] So, I have no way of knowing how similar those are to the Pascal ones. +[1202.40 --> 1203.28] There's no way that's right. +[1203.42 --> 1203.90] It's probably not. +[1203.90 --> 1207.66] Maybe someone in Twitch chat is fighting up with something helpful here. +[1210.00 --> 1211.14] There's a bunch of people that... +[1211.14 --> 1211.58] Hold on a second. +[1211.72 --> 1214.54] They said Turing is Volta-iterated. +[1215.40 --> 1217.66] And ray tracing is enabled by Tensor Cores. +[1217.66 --> 1222.62] So, Volta versus Pascal. +[1222.98 --> 1224.54] I actually don't know. +[1225.14 --> 1228.14] Clock for Clock, CudaCore for CudaCore. +[1228.36 --> 1229.76] How much that improved. +[1230.80 --> 1232.10] Holy crap. +[1232.92 --> 1237.64] You don't think the new ones are just basically the old ones? +[1239.22 --> 1240.80] It's been a while since we've had that. +[1241.46 --> 1242.44] You know, it's maybe... +[1242.44 --> 1244.06] With ray tracing bolted to them. +[1244.16 --> 1245.04] It might be time. +[1245.04 --> 1247.04] Oh, boy. +[1247.12 --> 1248.64] That would actually be very disappointing. +[1250.92 --> 1251.36] Okay. +[1252.28 --> 1253.66] Well, on that silver note... +[1253.66 --> 1254.74] They do have much faster memory. +[1255.20 --> 1256.24] The memory is real fast. +[1257.44 --> 1257.88] Yeah. +[1258.10 --> 1258.42] Okay. +[1258.84 --> 1259.86] So, good job, miners. +[1262.22 --> 1262.66] Right? +[1263.34 --> 1265.10] Isn't mining, like, kind of dead right now? +[1266.22 --> 1270.60] I mean, it's lower than it has been in the past. +[1270.62 --> 1272.06] But I know people that are still profitable. +[1272.64 --> 1272.94] Really? +[1273.24 --> 1278.30] It's just you have to be in the right location because of power and stuff. +[1278.32 --> 1278.50] Right. +[1279.04 --> 1281.42] And you're only profitable if you cash out. +[1281.76 --> 1282.76] Or if you cash out. +[1282.94 --> 1283.90] At the right time. +[1284.02 --> 1284.12] Yeah. +[1284.16 --> 1284.60] And that's... +[1284.60 --> 1284.74] Okay. +[1284.82 --> 1286.72] That's one of the ways that people have made a lot of money. +[1286.90 --> 1287.68] Is they're actually... +[1287.68 --> 1288.38] And who knows? +[1289.08 --> 1291.20] Do not do this because I'm saying this. +[1291.20 --> 1291.32] Yeah. +[1291.32 --> 1292.36] We're not recommending it. +[1292.62 --> 1293.36] To be very clear. +[1294.34 --> 1295.42] Very clear about that. +[1295.46 --> 1295.60] Yeah. +[1295.60 --> 1297.48] There have been people... +[1297.48 --> 1298.36] Not you. +[1298.68 --> 1299.36] Unless it is you. +[1299.46 --> 1299.72] I don't know. +[1300.22 --> 1301.02] It could be you. +[1301.12 --> 1305.12] There has been people that have mined wherein it's very not profitable. +[1305.86 --> 1306.20] Right. +[1306.40 --> 1308.42] And gathered a bunch of coins and not sold. +[1308.60 --> 1310.30] And then it's gone up and then they've sold. +[1311.26 --> 1311.54] So... +[1311.54 --> 1317.10] Because, like, mining while it's profitable is only actually better if you're selling, like, every day. +[1317.78 --> 1318.18] Right. +[1318.84 --> 1319.20] Right? +[1319.42 --> 1319.80] Sure. +[1319.80 --> 1321.36] It only actually matters when you sell. +[1321.44 --> 1321.74] Sure. +[1322.16 --> 1323.78] Except it's been down for, like, a while now. +[1323.92 --> 1328.58] Except it often goes down at the beginning of the year and then doesn't do very well in the middle of the year. +[1328.58 --> 1330.78] And then comes up near the rest of the... +[1330.78 --> 1332.12] Like, the latter half of the year. +[1332.40 --> 1334.76] So, who the heck knows, man? +[1335.88 --> 1336.86] All right, then. +[1336.96 --> 1338.20] I kind of hate mining, but whatever. +[1340.38 --> 1345.44] Speaking of things that we hate, I don't hate Motorola. +[1345.44 --> 1350.42] But this was posted by RoarsNZ on the forum. +[1350.68 --> 1352.32] And this is pretty brutal. +[1354.34 --> 1355.10] So... +[1355.10 --> 1357.26] Hit me with your best shot. +[1357.36 --> 1357.92] Luke Mining Tips? +[1358.06 --> 1358.28] No! +[1359.38 --> 1363.10] Which one of these is an iPhone X and which one of them is Motorola's new phone? +[1363.18 --> 1364.42] No, no, you don't get to look anymore. +[1364.58 --> 1364.70] No. +[1364.88 --> 1365.04] What? +[1365.28 --> 1365.38] What? +[1365.78 --> 1366.60] Which one was which? +[1366.70 --> 1366.86] What? +[1367.42 --> 1368.20] Which one was which? +[1370.76 --> 1371.96] I have no idea. +[1372.66 --> 1373.98] Okay, hold on, hold on, hold on. +[1374.06 --> 1374.80] Get ready, get ready. +[1374.80 --> 1376.28] I didn't see it that much. +[1376.40 --> 1377.40] Okay, you can see it again. +[1377.68 --> 1378.16] Go ahead. +[1379.26 --> 1379.92] And it's gone. +[1382.10 --> 1383.32] Which one's an iPhone X? +[1383.60 --> 1386.56] I can't say with like an educated guess. +[1386.62 --> 1387.00] I don't know. +[1387.12 --> 1387.88] They're so similar. +[1388.22 --> 1388.72] I'm going to randomly throw up... +[1388.72 --> 1389.56] Okay, okay, which one? +[1389.64 --> 1389.92] Which one? +[1390.10 --> 1390.66] Well, okay. +[1391.10 --> 1391.72] The right one? +[1392.24 --> 1392.94] Is the iPhone X? +[1393.04 --> 1393.18] Yeah. +[1393.24 --> 1393.50] Yeah. +[1393.50 --> 1393.84] Yeah, okay. +[1394.06 --> 1395.64] Because you can cheat now. +[1395.80 --> 1397.40] I was trying to ignore this. +[1397.52 --> 1398.08] Yeah, okay. +[1398.10 --> 1399.08] Because that's pretty clear. +[1399.30 --> 1402.26] So I was just being like, okay, well, they could have swapped that onto the thing. +[1402.26 --> 1406.18] But outside of this, which is like, hello, I'm Android. +[1406.40 --> 1406.60] Yeah. +[1407.14 --> 1409.00] And especially the icons below it. +[1409.08 --> 1411.20] Outside of that, I can't tell at all. +[1411.66 --> 1412.86] Isn't that brutal? +[1413.02 --> 1413.54] Did they cheat? +[1413.58 --> 1414.92] Is it literally the same frame? +[1416.06 --> 1417.26] Oh, look at the back. +[1419.02 --> 1419.50] Wow. +[1419.86 --> 1420.92] Yeah, I know, right? +[1421.92 --> 1425.26] Like, what are you doing there, bud? +[1425.26 --> 1429.80] Like, is this the same panel from Samsung? +[1430.54 --> 1431.74] That's what I want to know. +[1432.20 --> 1435.42] Because the curvature looks identical. +[1435.66 --> 1437.00] I haven't seen the full stats. +[1437.00 --> 1438.82] Did they advertise it with that color splash on it? +[1439.24 --> 1439.70] Right? +[1440.12 --> 1440.64] Did they? +[1440.98 --> 1445.14] Because this is where, at the top, one of my biggest points of confusion was like, did +[1445.14 --> 1448.02] they just swap over the clock just to trick people? +[1448.26 --> 1449.38] That's why I was like, what? +[1449.44 --> 1449.90] I don't know. +[1450.48 --> 1451.02] No, no, no. +[1451.08 --> 1452.18] This is a different phone. +[1452.18 --> 1456.20] So they even put the flash between the two rear cameras here. +[1456.44 --> 1464.58] And like, so on the one hand, I'm far from the world's biggest Apple apologist. +[1465.88 --> 1468.84] But that's, neither am I. +[1468.96 --> 1474.76] You're currently making a video about freaking trying to fix their stupid iMac. +[1475.04 --> 1475.20] Yes. +[1475.20 --> 1476.92] But like, that's brutal. +[1478.26 --> 1478.80] That's pretty bad. +[1478.80 --> 1480.30] Design your own phone, guys. +[1480.30 --> 1486.74] And I'm not necessarily on Apple's side with the whole lawsuit going on between them and +[1486.74 --> 1492.18] Samsung that's been going for about, what, seven years now or whatever over the original +[1492.18 --> 1495.64] Galaxy S and all the similarities that boarded the iPhone or whatever. +[1496.16 --> 1503.46] Samsung has, for the most part, tried to do their own thing separate from Apple. +[1503.78 --> 1505.48] At least for a very long time. +[1505.64 --> 1505.78] The colors. +[1505.78 --> 1506.74] The colors recently, too. +[1506.96 --> 1508.02] They've really departed there. +[1508.20 --> 1510.18] This is brutal. +[1510.18 --> 1510.86] This is very brutal. +[1510.88 --> 1514.30] This is a brazen and blatant ripoff. +[1514.66 --> 1515.32] Brazen, yeah. +[1515.68 --> 1516.52] Brazen indeed. +[1516.72 --> 1517.16] I like that. +[1517.64 --> 1518.28] Thank you. +[1518.42 --> 1518.82] Thank you. +[1518.82 --> 1521.82] I worked hard on that $40 word. +[1528.82 --> 1530.34] So, I don't know. +[1530.54 --> 1530.88] It's an iMac again? +[1530.96 --> 1536.70] The argument that's raging right now is, are these unique design elements? +[1536.82 --> 1543.16] The notch, the camera placement, the wallpaper, or is this just now standard building blocks +[1543.16 --> 1544.94] of a phone and we shouldn't care about this kind of thing? +[1545.98 --> 1547.38] Who are you with on this one? +[1547.38 --> 1550.26] I'm with Apple in this one, to be completely honest. +[1550.38 --> 1551.10] That's brutal. +[1551.50 --> 1556.44] There's like, there's even little things that they could have done to make it a, you know, +[1556.52 --> 1557.92] just marginally different. +[1558.02 --> 1558.16] Yeah. +[1558.94 --> 1565.12] The notch, both sides having the notch, I don't necessarily see that being a huge deal, personally. +[1565.12 --> 1567.62] It's like, way to go. +[1567.80 --> 1571.46] You copied Apple doing something literally no one asked for. +[1571.84 --> 1572.12] Yeah. +[1574.30 --> 1574.70] Hooray. +[1576.58 --> 1582.26] But like, everything, it's the fact that everything is the same. +[1582.44 --> 1584.46] Like, if they had the notch, but the back was different. +[1584.78 --> 1584.92] Yeah. +[1584.92 --> 1587.14] If they didn't have the notch, then the back was the same. +[1587.14 --> 1590.36] Like, at least like a little bit, even then I'd be like, oh, they're trying to make it +[1590.36 --> 1592.00] so that everyone else thinks that you have an iPhone. +[1592.00 --> 1592.12] Yeah. +[1592.32 --> 1593.86] You could make it, you could make the. +[1593.88 --> 1595.06] It's still not great. +[1595.66 --> 1598.36] But the fact that it's all that way is just too brutal. +[1598.36 --> 1600.16] At least you could make an argument that way. +[1600.24 --> 1603.82] And like, at least put a notably different wallpaper. +[1604.86 --> 1605.22] What? +[1605.22 --> 1605.58] What? +[1606.28 --> 1612.90] Well, you can, I mean, when they do something like that, something completely blatant, like +[1612.90 --> 1618.18] the wallpaper, you can tell that they're not, they're clearly not targeting us. +[1618.34 --> 1619.68] They're not targeting the tech. +[1620.22 --> 1623.16] I think it's intentional confusion to a certain degree. +[1623.24 --> 1623.46] Yeah. +[1623.68 --> 1623.92] Yeah. +[1624.16 --> 1624.40] Yeah. +[1624.44 --> 1626.30] I think they're, I think they're targeting people. +[1626.30 --> 1628.54] I saw ads for this one that looks like that one. +[1628.68 --> 1628.88] Let me. +[1629.56 --> 1630.34] I think so. +[1630.68 --> 1633.26] I think it's, I think it's, I think it's going that way. +[1633.36 --> 1633.92] That's not cool. +[1633.92 --> 1638.68] I don't know if Lenovo, which is Motorola's parent company now, they own the brand. +[1638.78 --> 1643.82] I don't know if they have responded to this, but I would be interested to hear what they +[1643.82 --> 1644.90] have to say for themselves. +[1645.08 --> 1649.30] If they're smart, they'll probably just say nothing and hope the whole thing blows over. +[1649.68 --> 1652.26] But someone in the, sorry. +[1652.36 --> 1659.26] It's not helpful because Apple makes a lot of noise about getting copied or people ripping +[1659.26 --> 1665.18] off their design or, you know, it being frustrating to be, you know, the one who's pushing design +[1665.18 --> 1665.62] forward. +[1666.62 --> 1673.20] And what's frustrating for me is when things like this happen, it adds a lot of weight +[1673.20 --> 1674.22] to Apple's whining. +[1674.60 --> 1674.86] Yeah. +[1674.96 --> 1680.28] Whereas if Apple was just constantly whining, which they probably would anyway, if Apple was +[1680.28 --> 1685.86] just constantly whining about this stuff, but they could never back it up, then it would +[1685.86 --> 1688.48] actually be damaging to themselves. +[1688.98 --> 1695.40] But as it is, if companies like Motorola are running out and actually copying the iPhone, +[1696.62 --> 1701.66] it means that every time Apple gets to cry about this, we have to take it more seriously. +[1701.82 --> 1702.40] Do you get what I mean? +[1702.62 --> 1703.70] Yo, I absolutely do. +[1703.70 --> 1707.34] Um, but, but maybe it was intentional. +[1707.78 --> 1709.64] Maybe Motorola knew this was going to happen. +[1709.72 --> 1710.60] They wanted it to happen. +[1711.12 --> 1712.90] Uh, people want us to show the P20 Pro. +[1713.04 --> 1713.60] That's another. +[1713.80 --> 1718.96] Now we're actually talking about a Motorola phone on the WAN show. +[1719.22 --> 1720.18] That's true. +[1720.42 --> 1722.36] We normally would not have done that. +[1723.66 --> 1725.20] So here's the P20 Pro. +[1726.40 --> 1727.40] It's not the same. +[1727.48 --> 1728.80] It's not quite the same. +[1728.80 --> 1731.62] I actually would say it's a notable depart. +[1731.78 --> 1733.06] The notch is way smaller. +[1733.06 --> 1734.84] The camera set up on the back is different. +[1734.92 --> 1736.64] I know it's similar, but there's another camera. +[1736.76 --> 1738.18] The logo is not in the same spot. +[1738.20 --> 1738.88] The logo is not in the center. +[1739.02 --> 1739.88] There's branding here. +[1739.96 --> 1742.36] There's only so much you can do with a phone these days. +[1742.52 --> 1744.50] This is clearly a different phone. +[1745.02 --> 1750.08] Whereas that Motorola phone was not clearly a different phone. +[1751.10 --> 1751.76] And that's... +[1751.76 --> 1754.46] Like if I was, if I was super ignorant to phones, I wouldn't necessarily know which +[1754.46 --> 1757.40] one of those was the iPhone and which one wasn't, but I would know that they were +[1757.40 --> 1758.20] different phones. +[1759.28 --> 1762.70] Like when you originally showed me that thing, if the time wasn't there, if the like +[1762.70 --> 1767.28] Android clock thing wasn't there, I would have legitimately thought that they were +[1767.28 --> 1769.10] actually identical phones. +[1769.78 --> 1772.84] And even then I thought they might have been and someone just Photoshopped it over. +[1774.28 --> 1778.32] Someone in the chat was like, your guys' stream is dead because we don't have as many +[1778.32 --> 1779.26] viewers as we normally do. +[1779.32 --> 1780.18] Do you want to... +[1780.18 --> 1781.34] There's like reasons why. +[1781.84 --> 1782.02] Oh. +[1782.02 --> 1783.88] We can't promote the stream on YouTube anymore. +[1783.88 --> 1784.46] Yeah, we can't. +[1784.60 --> 1785.18] We can't. +[1785.24 --> 1786.60] Like normally we would do a video. +[1786.70 --> 1789.38] We would upload it to YouTube saying, hey, we're live over on Twitch. +[1789.44 --> 1790.64] Click the link in the video description. +[1790.94 --> 1791.12] Yeah. +[1791.12 --> 1794.14] But YouTube gave us a community guideline strike for doing that before. +[1794.26 --> 1797.92] So this is more like our organic live streaming viewership. +[1797.98 --> 1798.36] Through Twitch. +[1798.48 --> 1801.66] Honestly, if we wanted more views on WAN Show, we would just stream it to YouTube. +[1802.02 --> 1802.16] Yeah. +[1802.16 --> 1807.06] Our typical YouTube stream viewership is over 10,000 concurrence. +[1807.16 --> 1813.42] We've had as high as I think 20, 30, like big, big numbers compared to what we do over +[1813.42 --> 1813.62] here. +[1813.76 --> 1819.88] But honestly, WAN Show at this point is not really about lots of viewers. +[1820.30 --> 1823.64] No, it's actually probably even better having a slightly slower chat. +[1824.22 --> 1824.48] Yep. +[1824.56 --> 1825.82] It's not about lots of viewers. +[1825.82 --> 1827.50] It's not about lots of money. +[1827.68 --> 1832.00] We could get a lot more sponsorship dollars for WAN Show if we managed it differently. +[1832.46 --> 1834.96] Like if we published it properly as a podcast. +[1835.78 --> 1836.72] If we produced it properly. +[1836.72 --> 1838.02] You know about the issues with that, right? +[1838.64 --> 1838.92] No. +[1839.16 --> 1839.78] Oh, yeah. +[1839.90 --> 1843.68] Apparently, we've been doing double uploads, one of which is usually corrupted for like +[1843.68 --> 1845.00] some period of time. +[1845.70 --> 1846.36] Oh, I know. +[1846.52 --> 1846.76] Yeah. +[1846.90 --> 1847.22] Anyway. +[1847.42 --> 1847.56] Yeah. +[1847.64 --> 1848.60] Colton's upload is corrupted. +[1849.10 --> 1850.00] Well, why does he upload? +[1850.24 --> 1851.20] I've told him this. +[1851.36 --> 1851.86] I don't know. +[1852.12 --> 1852.46] Okay. +[1852.86 --> 1853.12] Yeah. +[1853.12 --> 1854.32] I thought he stopped. +[1854.92 --> 1855.20] Okay. +[1855.44 --> 1859.24] Anyway, there are definitely things we could do to make WAN Show better. +[1859.24 --> 1865.18] But for us, WAN Show is just about sort of tradition at this point more than anything +[1865.18 --> 1865.56] else. +[1866.28 --> 1870.44] Like Luke has better things to do now that he's COO of Floatplane Media, quite frankly. +[1871.56 --> 1874.94] Well, this is my like, I work more hours than normal anyways. +[1874.94 --> 1880.92] So my weekend essentially starts like right before WAN Show starts in like in how I calculate +[1880.92 --> 1881.52] everything. +[1881.68 --> 1884.96] This is like, this is, I'm time off essentially right now. +[1885.80 --> 1886.78] So, yeah. +[1887.06 --> 1889.18] We're just, we're just kind of chilling, doing our thing. +[1889.30 --> 1889.48] Yeah. +[1889.74 --> 1891.10] Telling you about our sponsors. +[1891.68 --> 1892.08] Hooray. +[1892.28 --> 1892.90] Mike Spectrum. +[1893.82 --> 1895.66] Oh, I got some glasses for you. +[1895.88 --> 1896.02] Yeah. +[1896.10 --> 1896.64] Which ones you want? +[1896.78 --> 1897.18] That one. +[1898.00 --> 1898.36] All right. +[1898.74 --> 1898.94] All right. +[1899.02 --> 1899.58] Okay. +[1900.00 --> 1900.54] Let's see. +[1900.60 --> 1901.76] You probably got the lady ones. +[1902.60 --> 1903.58] Actually, I like these ones. +[1903.58 --> 1907.98] Staring at a monitor all day can be hard on your eyes and make it tougher to fall asleep. +[1908.14 --> 1912.64] Spectrum is an affordable long-term solution to staring at a computer screen where you still +[1912.64 --> 1913.92] get to stare at the computer screen. +[1915.52 --> 1919.38] Using a software solution like Flux and Twilight doesn't give you the same type of filtering +[1919.38 --> 1920.20] that these do. +[1920.64 --> 1927.00] And Spectrum's lineup includes many stylish frames, high quality products with a one-year warranty, +[1927.44 --> 1928.40] low color distortion. +[1928.40 --> 1932.78] So even though you're filtering blue light, you're still not looking at just the entire +[1932.78 --> 1937.96] world as though it has a big yellow sheet of cinefoil on it. +[1938.26 --> 1941.36] And the highest rated among their competitors on Amazon. +[1941.78 --> 1946.34] So they are primarily focused around Canadian and US customers, but they are expanding to +[1946.34 --> 1948.96] Europe and they offer shipping internationally. +[1948.96 --> 1952.26] Next up, this is interesting. +[1954.54 --> 1956.60] Well, now that you did it, I feel like I need to do it. +[1958.68 --> 1959.78] I think you did it better. +[1960.28 --> 1960.66] Did I? +[1960.72 --> 1961.52] Yeah, I think so. +[1961.58 --> 1961.86] Hold on. +[1962.00 --> 1962.56] Let's try it. +[1962.56 --> 1962.98] Let's try again. +[1963.04 --> 1963.18] Okay. +[1963.18 --> 1963.70] You go first. +[1966.64 --> 1967.88] We'll let the audience judge. +[1968.86 --> 1969.18] Okay. +[1969.20 --> 1969.44] Hold on. +[1969.50 --> 1970.68] Maybe you should do it at the same time. +[1971.52 --> 1971.76] Okay. +[1971.96 --> 1974.76] We'll let Twitch chat just spam it and tell us who did it better. +[1974.92 --> 1975.16] Okay. +[1975.30 --> 1975.50] Okay. +[1975.50 --> 1975.70] Ready? +[1976.12 --> 1977.50] Three, two, one. +[1979.52 --> 1980.12] Damn it. +[1982.52 --> 1982.84] Okay. +[1982.84 --> 1983.32] Damn it, what? +[1983.34 --> 1984.06] I think you won. +[1984.28 --> 1984.54] What? +[1984.54 --> 1985.30] I just cracked up. +[1985.46 --> 1986.04] Oh, okay. +[1986.12 --> 1986.34] Okay. +[1986.34 --> 1986.60] Okay. +[1986.88 --> 1987.14] Okay. +[1987.14 --> 1987.60] Hold on. +[1987.62 --> 1987.84] Hold on. +[1987.88 --> 1988.10] Hold on. +[1988.18 --> 1989.28] No, I'm just, I'll bite my cheek. +[1989.28 --> 1990.88] I think I'm doing a good job. +[1990.90 --> 1991.50] I'll bite my cheek. +[1991.58 --> 1992.12] I'll bite my cheek. +[1993.70 --> 1996.68] All of chat is getting timed out automatically by the bot right now. +[1996.82 --> 1998.36] So there's that. +[1998.36 --> 2000.16] Okay. +[2000.26 --> 2000.40] Go. +[2003.62 --> 2005.16] I feel like that was my weakest one. +[2006.82 --> 2009.18] I want to see what Twitch chat says. +[2011.90 --> 2013.00] I saw a lot of me. +[2013.08 --> 2013.30] Yeah. +[2014.04 --> 2015.46] James apparently won. +[2015.46 --> 2016.24] James wins. +[2016.60 --> 2017.44] Good job, James. +[2017.54 --> 2017.76] Thank you. +[2017.76 --> 2018.46] Laser James. +[2019.00 --> 2019.44] MVP. +[2022.24 --> 2022.84] All right. +[2022.94 --> 2024.02] Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. +[2024.02 --> 2028.54] We have a sponsor that has been gone for a while, but is back now. +[2028.74 --> 2029.10] Synergy. +[2029.40 --> 2033.96] If you're an IT professional or power user who uses two or more computers at the same time +[2033.96 --> 2038.80] that run a different operating system on each, like Windows, Linux, or Mac OS, you could +[2038.80 --> 2041.42] have a severe keyboard and mouse problem. +[2041.62 --> 2044.70] You probably have a bunch of them strewn across your desk, and it's hard to remember which one +[2044.70 --> 2045.66] goes to which one. +[2046.48 --> 2047.02] That's annoying. +[2047.48 --> 2049.06] Synergy helps you fix that problem. +[2049.06 --> 2054.48] It's a software download that combines your desktop computers into one cohesive experience, +[2054.66 --> 2058.76] so you can run a single keyboard and mouse across multiple computers seamlessly, including +[2058.76 --> 2063.96] being able to just move the mouse across them and being able to copy, paste files, drag +[2063.96 --> 2066.00] and drop files, all that kind of cool stuff. +[2066.24 --> 2067.58] So check out the link below the video. +[2067.68 --> 2071.32] That's seamless.com slash synergy slash Linus Tech Tips to learn more. +[2071.74 --> 2074.06] And then finally, we've got Moss. +[2075.06 --> 2076.40] Is there supposed to be a thing? +[2076.46 --> 2076.60] Oh. +[2079.06 --> 2079.94] It's hard to tell the difference. +[2080.02 --> 2081.92] I'm actually using one of their backpacks right now. +[2082.10 --> 2083.12] I quite like this one. +[2083.62 --> 2085.30] So this is the Moss Organizer. +[2085.56 --> 2087.20] Does yours have the orange inside? +[2088.30 --> 2090.56] I think I rave about this, like, every time. +[2090.66 --> 2091.18] Yes, it does. +[2091.60 --> 2092.58] But I love that. +[2092.88 --> 2094.76] And you use it every day, so do you notice it? +[2095.06 --> 2097.88] When I'm looking for something in the bottom of my bag, yeah, it's easier to find. +[2097.88 --> 2097.90] Exactly. +[2098.10 --> 2098.88] It's just, I can't... +[2099.58 --> 2103.52] Now let's see if the one that they're promoting on the show actually has that. +[2103.52 --> 2104.00] I'm sure it does. +[2104.10 --> 2104.84] I think they all do. +[2105.14 --> 2105.44] Oh, really? +[2105.64 --> 2107.94] Yeah, I think that's kind of their thing, because their logo's orange, right? +[2107.94 --> 2110.76] So it's got an expansion zipper, so you can increase the capacity. +[2111.04 --> 2112.06] Or decrease it. +[2112.08 --> 2115.94] Yeah, personally, I don't find that that useful, because I want my maximum capacity all the time. +[2115.98 --> 2116.80] I do the same thing. +[2116.80 --> 2117.24] I usually carry so much stuff. +[2117.78 --> 2119.74] It's slightly wider and thinner. +[2119.96 --> 2122.20] Oh, it's got a wider and thinner quick access pocket. +[2122.70 --> 2124.00] So is that this one? +[2124.12 --> 2126.10] I don't know what the quick access pocket is. +[2126.60 --> 2127.24] But there you go. +[2127.26 --> 2128.12] This opens up a lot. +[2128.12 --> 2134.20] This is some of the thread used to make the black pack. +[2134.34 --> 2136.16] I think they meant backpack. +[2136.48 --> 2137.58] No, that's the name of this. +[2137.64 --> 2138.32] Oh, the black... +[2138.32 --> 2139.68] Oh, I thought it was called the organizer. +[2139.98 --> 2140.38] Well, whatever. +[2140.52 --> 2141.24] Oh, the black pack. +[2141.32 --> 2141.66] Oh, cool. +[2141.82 --> 2141.94] Yeah. +[2142.08 --> 2143.88] So it's apparently really strong. +[2144.52 --> 2146.16] This is a handwritten note in here. +[2146.56 --> 2148.56] Some of our sponsors are hilarious. +[2148.56 --> 2149.72] I love that kind of stuff. +[2149.90 --> 2150.10] Hilarious. +[2150.10 --> 2151.58] I think that's super cool, personally. +[2151.92 --> 2153.42] Whoever wrote that note, 10 out of 10. +[2154.36 --> 2154.60] Okay. +[2154.60 --> 2156.20] Now, don't sandbag this. +[2156.74 --> 2156.98] Okay. +[2157.02 --> 2157.20] Hold on. +[2157.22 --> 2157.98] I want to try first. +[2163.24 --> 2163.64] Okay. +[2163.68 --> 2164.52] Don't sandbag it. +[2164.70 --> 2165.58] Break it if you can. +[2165.68 --> 2165.84] Okay. +[2167.04 --> 2169.76] He's been doing a lot of working out lately. +[2169.96 --> 2170.16] Yes. +[2170.16 --> 2170.66] You got it? +[2170.98 --> 2171.70] No, no, no, no. +[2171.76 --> 2172.58] The tape came off. +[2173.04 --> 2173.52] I need more. +[2173.52 --> 2174.64] Your hands are small. +[2177.02 --> 2177.72] I'm sorry. +[2178.26 --> 2179.02] You're not sorry. +[2179.70 --> 2180.94] You aren't sorry at all. +[2180.96 --> 2181.88] You can't get it out of this thing. +[2182.02 --> 2184.08] Oh, I think I kind of... +[2184.08 --> 2184.68] Did you break it? +[2184.90 --> 2185.14] Yeah. +[2185.36 --> 2185.62] Okay. +[2185.68 --> 2186.68] So you managed to break it. +[2186.76 --> 2186.90] Yeah. +[2187.00 --> 2187.56] Can you do it again? +[2191.06 --> 2191.82] Oh, ow. +[2192.26 --> 2193.80] It cuts into you before it breaks. +[2194.12 --> 2195.12] I'll tell you that much. +[2197.44 --> 2198.50] Ah, I need more. +[2199.02 --> 2199.30] Okay. +[2200.02 --> 2200.38] Okay. +[2200.58 --> 2200.94] All right. +[2200.96 --> 2201.38] Not bad. +[2201.38 --> 2204.00] In terms of other features, they've got a sunglass holder in the top. +[2204.08 --> 2205.16] That's been really handy on mine. +[2205.24 --> 2206.30] I have that same thing as well. +[2206.88 --> 2209.04] This one doesn't have quite as many pockets as mine. +[2210.86 --> 2213.22] Frankly, I don't end up using them a lot of the time anyway. +[2213.22 --> 2217.12] Oh, and this one has their built-in power strip thing. +[2217.60 --> 2219.48] So you cable manage that through. +[2219.64 --> 2221.42] There's a hole somewhere around here. +[2222.46 --> 2224.20] I can't remember exactly where it is. +[2224.62 --> 2229.40] But there's a cable management hole, and then it's got a regular outlet, and it's got a couple of USB ports. +[2229.40 --> 2235.78] So the idea is you can actually have all your devices and stuff, like cable managed into your bag, so you can charge the whole thing by just... +[2235.78 --> 2237.26] Oh, am I holding it out of frame? +[2237.36 --> 2237.46] Yeah. +[2237.46 --> 2237.60] Sorry. +[2238.06 --> 2245.62] By just plugging in this one plug, and then it just sits there and all your junk inside charges, including your laptop, because it does have a full AC power outlet. +[2245.68 --> 2247.14] I'm sorry for doing that to you. +[2247.56 --> 2250.14] It's got a tablet holder, as well as a laptop pouch. +[2250.14 --> 2253.44] It's got a five-year warranty. +[2253.60 --> 2258.14] It's got a removable chest strap, and yeah, that's pretty much it. +[2258.42 --> 2259.46] Basically good stuff. +[2261.12 --> 2262.00] Really comfortable. +[2262.00 --> 2271.38] I was using another bag for a little bit before this one, and I don't remember what this one's called, and I don't think there's a label anywhere that says what it's called. +[2271.92 --> 2276.86] But I'm sure, you know, I'm sure you'll find it on their website if it comes to that. +[2277.22 --> 2282.02] But see, it's got a few more little, like, management things, and especially this pocket. +[2282.40 --> 2284.00] The second pocket, I think this one's bigger. +[2284.46 --> 2289.26] It's got a few more little things that I can put stuff in, but I end up just kind of chucking everything into the bottom. +[2289.26 --> 2291.32] I believe that's just called the moss pack. +[2291.32 --> 2291.80] Okay. +[2292.36 --> 2293.66] So the pack, I guess. +[2295.00 --> 2295.42] All right. +[2295.42 --> 2295.86] So I did. +[2295.94 --> 2297.22] I busted it twice. +[2297.42 --> 2297.82] Okay. +[2298.00 --> 2298.44] Good work. +[2298.78 --> 2303.14] But the amount of effort that went into busting one thread was quite high. +[2304.62 --> 2305.54] I want to try again. +[2305.62 --> 2306.34] It kind of hurts. +[2306.58 --> 2308.20] I know, but I want to do it now. +[2309.94 --> 2312.48] Now that you did it, I wouldn't have felt bad if you couldn't do it. +[2313.60 --> 2313.92] Ow. +[2314.28 --> 2315.92] Yeah, like, it doesn't feel like... +[2315.92 --> 2316.94] It's not comfortable. +[2317.18 --> 2317.46] Yeah. +[2317.46 --> 2319.12] I think I almost cut myself. +[2319.30 --> 2319.38] Ow. +[2319.48 --> 2320.18] Like, a few times. +[2321.32 --> 2324.44] Okay. +[2324.52 --> 2324.86] Got it. +[2324.94 --> 2325.32] There you go. +[2325.36 --> 2325.52] Okay. +[2325.74 --> 2326.00] Okay. +[2326.06 --> 2326.90] So there you go, Moss. +[2327.00 --> 2327.34] Challenge accepted. +[2327.34 --> 2328.46] But it's a single thread. +[2328.62 --> 2328.90] Ow. +[2328.98 --> 2330.80] So, like, yeah, no, it doesn't feel... +[2330.80 --> 2331.26] Like... +[2331.26 --> 2331.80] I've got... +[2331.80 --> 2332.08] Yeah. +[2332.54 --> 2333.62] Yeah, I've got those two. +[2333.62 --> 2334.78] Like, that's not a hand wrinkle. +[2334.94 --> 2335.02] No. +[2335.02 --> 2336.18] That really hurts, actually. +[2336.18 --> 2338.18] It's not... +[2338.18 --> 2339.18] It's not... +[2339.18 --> 2341.30] Why do we do these things? +[2343.60 --> 2344.40] All right. +[2344.50 --> 2346.72] So let's talk about Thunderfoot's thing. +[2346.94 --> 2351.10] So, Thunderfoot back at it again with another myth busted. +[2351.60 --> 2354.82] The $3 million food scanner busted. +[2354.82 --> 2359.30] So, basically, overall, I watched part of the video. +[2359.50 --> 2363.34] And a lot of good points in here about these guys. +[2364.04 --> 2365.36] Look how credible she looks. +[2365.64 --> 2366.16] That's awesome. +[2366.66 --> 2368.80] That just feels like an infomercial. +[2368.88 --> 2375.64] Showing off their molecular scanner that they claim will allow you to see the chemical breakdown +[2375.64 --> 2379.56] of the food that you point their scanner at. +[2380.34 --> 2380.62] Okay. +[2381.00 --> 2385.12] And it used something, something, infrared, something, something, something, something, something. +[2385.22 --> 2392.20] Anyway, the reason we're bringing this up is because footage from TechQuickie was taken +[2392.20 --> 2397.68] out of context in such a way that it appeared as though we had been sponsored by one of these +[2397.68 --> 2401.92] molecular scanner companies and hadn't disclosed it. +[2401.92 --> 2407.60] And now, we're not entirely not at fault here. +[2407.72 --> 2413.48] What we didn't do was validate that these particular molecular scanners, because we did bring up at +[2413.48 --> 2416.88] least one of them in the video, we hadn't validated that they actually worked. +[2417.16 --> 2421.60] Because the video was about the technology in general, which does work. +[2422.28 --> 2428.92] And we mentioned in the video, at the end of the video, we mentioned that these handheld ones were... +[2428.92 --> 2429.10] Okay. +[2429.10 --> 2434.34] So actually, midway through the video, we mentioned these handheld ones are not going to replace the +[2434.34 --> 2438.86] much more expensive versions of this technology that are for lab use. +[2439.04 --> 2440.18] We do mention that. +[2440.30 --> 2446.56] And we also say at the end of the video that we can't speak to the efficacy of these particular +[2446.56 --> 2448.00] devices at this time. +[2448.32 --> 2451.12] But we say, you know, we're excited to see where this technology heads. +[2451.12 --> 2456.82] Unfortunately, the way that it was presented in this video, it made it look as though we +[2456.82 --> 2460.96] were endorsing the technology and the product in particular, and that we hadn't disclosed +[2460.96 --> 2461.96] some kind of sponsorship. +[2462.24 --> 2463.66] Another note that we have here. +[2463.94 --> 2467.42] I haven't seen our version of this video, to be completely clear, but I know how we make +[2467.42 --> 2467.68] things. +[2467.74 --> 2471.16] We could have done a better job of saying that we hadn't validated it. +[2471.82 --> 2472.24] Fair. +[2472.76 --> 2475.62] But apparently, we do say the company's claims. +[2475.62 --> 2478.64] We don't say that it absolutely works this way. +[2478.76 --> 2481.20] We say that they claim that they work this way. +[2483.16 --> 2491.20] So basically, I just wanted to talk to you guys and say, hey, no, we were not sponsored. +[2491.90 --> 2496.10] Yes, we could have done a better job of making sure that a product that we're using as an +[2496.10 --> 2499.68] example of a technology that we're talking about actually works. +[2500.20 --> 2502.00] And does not come across as endorsed, I guess. +[2502.00 --> 2505.42] And we could do a better job of making sure it doesn't come across as endorsed. +[2505.60 --> 2509.44] But the fact of the matter is, we were not sponsored. +[2509.66 --> 2511.16] We have nothing to do with that company. +[2511.26 --> 2512.32] We've never talked to them. +[2512.62 --> 2515.40] We've made no effort to get our hands on their molecular scanner. +[2515.66 --> 2519.44] And yeah, it's probably BS based on what I've seen so far. +[2520.50 --> 2524.04] The other thing that I also don't know, I have not looked into this. +[2524.10 --> 2526.70] The other thing that I don't know is how the timing lines up. +[2527.00 --> 2530.62] So I don't know if these were actually available to try yet. +[2530.62 --> 2533.96] Oh, okay. +[2534.44 --> 2535.90] At the time that we made the video. +[2536.18 --> 2536.94] So when did we make this? +[2536.94 --> 2541.06] Yeah, we're just going to be a lot more cautious about any pieces we do on emerging technology. +[2541.58 --> 2546.10] But the thing that frustrated me was just that the way it was presented made us look like +[2546.10 --> 2546.98] complete idiots. +[2550.52 --> 2552.28] Well, I think that's kind of his goal, right? +[2552.68 --> 2554.00] Yeah, I guess so. +[2554.14 --> 2555.34] Pretty much that's his shtick. +[2556.00 --> 2558.32] Yeah, that's cool, I guess. +[2558.32 --> 2561.16] All right, so next up. +[2562.12 --> 2563.12] That's a bit of digging. +[2563.32 --> 2564.56] Yeah, that video is kind of old now. +[2565.98 --> 2567.26] Yeah, it's a couple of years old. +[2567.36 --> 2568.42] Nearing a year and a half? +[2569.44 --> 2569.66] Yep. +[2570.68 --> 2572.56] Oh, actually, we've got other news. +[2572.82 --> 2575.32] So this was posted on the forum by Numlock21. +[2575.58 --> 2578.36] And the original article is from videocards.com. +[2578.44 --> 2579.76] So take that for what it is. +[2579.76 --> 2582.64] Let's just be very clear. +[2582.70 --> 2583.52] Oh, actually, hold on. +[2583.56 --> 2584.66] Before we move on. +[2587.26 --> 2590.84] Ranmachan97 asks, are you going to copyright strike them for using your content improperly? +[2591.08 --> 2592.30] No, they haven't actually. +[2593.02 --> 2598.66] Okay, well, we could make the argument that taking it out of context could be improperly. +[2598.66 --> 2602.80] But that's something that we would have to fight in court. +[2603.06 --> 2610.56] That's not something that is as simple as because you used our footage, it has therefore been used improperly. +[2610.62 --> 2612.18] There could be a fair use defense there. +[2612.18 --> 2627.86] If the argument is made that one entity is reporting on something another one has done, that's how you can get around having a whole lot of footage from a movie with just voiceover if you are using it in order to critique the movie. +[2628.64 --> 2633.30] So, no, honestly, normally we wouldn't even bring up something like this. +[2633.30 --> 2643.02] It was just that some members of our community that I actually recognized were in the comment section on that video saying that they thought we were honest and they thought we disclosed our sponsors. +[2643.68 --> 2646.90] And I wanted to make sure that you guys know we do and we did. +[2646.90 --> 2648.24] Never even had contact with them. +[2648.40 --> 2656.02] And we have nothing to do with those guys aside from picking a topic that maybe was a little premature. +[2656.50 --> 2658.60] Someone brought up tarnishes your brand image perhaps. +[2658.76 --> 2660.56] I don't think we're going to do it. +[2660.56 --> 2663.72] We're not really in the market of slamming people too hard. +[2663.74 --> 2666.10] Yeah, we're not really a drama channel. +[2666.38 --> 2666.50] No. +[2666.50 --> 2667.96] We don't really do that. +[2668.30 --> 2682.10] There has been far worse things that people have said about us, but given that they didn't grab the attention of our community, we have just completely ignored them because what's the point of drawing attention to it? +[2682.32 --> 2682.52] Yeah. +[2682.52 --> 2687.84] I mean, all we've really done at this point is give Thunderfoot some more AdSense revenue. +[2687.84 --> 2692.10] And that's really the only thing that you accomplish typically through drama. +[2692.36 --> 2696.16] So I guess I'm going to go off on a tangent here. +[2696.24 --> 2701.74] I guess I'm going to kind of ruin YouTube for a lot of the people that haven't clued into this. +[2702.22 --> 2706.50] But the vast majority of the drama you see is manufactured. +[2706.50 --> 2709.56] Not all of it, but the vast majority. +[2709.58 --> 2712.32] Not all of it, but more than you would probably think. +[2712.40 --> 2718.98] It is mutually beneficial for two entities of some sort or another to be feuding. +[2720.48 --> 2724.10] You know, I wonder if that's the game Samsung and Apple are playing. +[2725.16 --> 2726.42] Like, hold on a second. +[2727.38 --> 2728.32] Hold on a second. +[2728.90 --> 2731.50] Think about this on a much, much... +[2731.50 --> 2732.18] Don't think so. +[2732.22 --> 2732.62] Hold on. +[2732.92 --> 2734.66] Think about this on a much, much larger scale. +[2734.66 --> 2736.30] The giants are fighting and nothing else matters? +[2736.58 --> 2737.00] Yes. +[2737.46 --> 2737.74] Oh. +[2737.74 --> 2748.46] If Apple wants their message to be that their brand identity is unique and being copied, +[2750.08 --> 2750.84] even if... +[2750.84 --> 2756.40] I bet it costs less to sue Samsung than it does to market that on TV. +[2756.40 --> 2768.12] And if Samsung wants their message to be that we forged our own path, are they not better +[2768.12 --> 2774.38] off fighting Apple in court where it will be reported on by the same news outlets they +[2774.38 --> 2778.08] would have to buy BannerSpace and AdSpace on? +[2779.20 --> 2779.78] Maybe. +[2779.84 --> 2782.16] Do they even care who wins? +[2782.28 --> 2782.56] Maybe. +[2782.56 --> 2782.68] Maybe. +[2783.96 --> 2784.44] Whoa. +[2785.90 --> 2786.38] Whoa. +[2786.72 --> 2787.64] Now, look. +[2788.50 --> 2795.36] Normally, I don't go all conspiracy theory tinfoil hat, but I do not. +[2795.40 --> 2796.04] Yes, we do. +[2796.34 --> 2797.40] We both do. +[2797.52 --> 2798.90] That's like part of this show. +[2799.06 --> 2799.54] Well, okay. +[2799.66 --> 2801.56] Not implausibly. +[2802.48 --> 2802.78] Okay. +[2802.90 --> 2805.88] I think this is very plausible, though. +[2806.18 --> 2807.70] So then you're not doing it implausibly. +[2808.74 --> 2809.06] Right. +[2809.82 --> 2810.12] Okay. +[2810.12 --> 2810.48] Okay. +[2812.70 --> 2812.88] Okay. +[2812.98 --> 2813.14] Wow. +[2813.26 --> 2814.32] Entire Twitch chat. +[2815.00 --> 2815.92] Mind blown. +[2816.36 --> 2816.80] Collusion. +[2819.18 --> 2820.64] All the Illuminati eyes. +[2821.22 --> 2821.68] Bam. +[2821.84 --> 2822.66] Linus Jones. +[2822.90 --> 2823.34] Oh, no. +[2823.48 --> 2825.06] That's not what I need. +[2825.28 --> 2825.70] Oh, boy. +[2826.62 --> 2827.82] Don't say the full name. +[2827.90 --> 2829.22] Apparently, that can get you like... +[2829.22 --> 2830.94] Tons of Illuminati. +[2832.22 --> 2832.50] Ah. +[2833.70 --> 2834.18] Man. +[2834.42 --> 2835.58] What an interesting plot. +[2835.58 --> 2840.92] Anyway, so the vast majority of the drama that you see, you know, whether it's between +[2840.92 --> 2846.74] actors or singers or, I mean, a great example of this would be like WWE wrestlers. +[2847.38 --> 2847.70] Right. +[2847.84 --> 2851.92] That is just so that both people's names... +[2851.92 --> 2854.72] WWE wrestlers don't even remotely try to hide that, though. +[2854.88 --> 2855.02] No. +[2855.02 --> 2855.44] To be fair. +[2855.64 --> 2857.06] That's kind of its own thing. +[2857.20 --> 2859.90] No, but the crazy thing is some people don't see it. +[2860.20 --> 2860.54] Okay. +[2861.22 --> 2861.88] That's fair. +[2861.88 --> 2865.46] But, like, it is very directly communicated as a show. +[2865.46 --> 2865.70] I know. +[2865.98 --> 2866.20] Yeah. +[2866.44 --> 2866.98] I know. +[2867.02 --> 2870.60] But, like, what I'm saying is other people aren't doing that communication. +[2871.06 --> 2872.38] WWE is being fairly transparent. +[2872.50 --> 2872.98] It's a show. +[2873.08 --> 2873.44] Fine. +[2873.72 --> 2873.90] Whatever. +[2874.44 --> 2876.86] I'm just saying, I'm busting some bubbles out there. +[2877.00 --> 2880.64] It's not my fault that that bubble is entirely self-inflicted or... +[2880.64 --> 2881.08] That's... +[2881.08 --> 2881.64] Like... +[2881.64 --> 2882.20] Yeah, okay. +[2882.30 --> 2884.48] But I'm still busting bubbles and I'm still sorry. +[2884.68 --> 2884.90] Yeah. +[2886.42 --> 2887.28] Twitch chat. +[2887.56 --> 2889.04] Twitch chat's going nuts. +[2889.04 --> 2890.22] Wrestling is real. +[2891.66 --> 2892.14] Yes. +[2892.30 --> 2893.58] Olympic wrestling is real. +[2893.74 --> 2894.14] Wrestling. +[2894.34 --> 2895.50] KSI versus Logan Paul? +[2896.76 --> 2898.48] I don't even know who KSI is. +[2898.58 --> 2899.86] Logan Paul versus Jake Paul? +[2900.58 --> 2901.62] Yeah, that definitely. +[2901.92 --> 2903.26] Logan Paul versus X? +[2903.72 --> 2905.00] Like a variable? +[2905.42 --> 2908.14] Yeah, one of them is, like, really sharply on the decline now. +[2908.60 --> 2910.32] I can't remember which one of the Pauls. +[2910.82 --> 2915.20] Yeah, one of them is kind of leveled off and the other one is, like, in a nosedive right now. +[2916.08 --> 2916.34] Oh. +[2916.34 --> 2917.18] Yeah, that's... +[2917.18 --> 2918.12] I was talking to... +[2918.12 --> 2920.00] I was talking to Conflicts about this earlier. +[2920.24 --> 2926.52] So he was saying that it was an advantage for me starting up on YouTube when I did, like, 11 years ago. +[2926.52 --> 2929.50] Because the playing field was far smaller. +[2929.58 --> 2930.30] Well, hold on. +[2930.30 --> 2931.22] Hold on. +[2931.54 --> 2933.04] So the playing field was far smaller. +[2933.04 --> 2936.62] And I said, yes, that is an advantage. +[2936.88 --> 2937.64] No explosive growth. +[2937.64 --> 2939.04] But it's also a double-edged sword. +[2939.16 --> 2939.44] Yes. +[2939.76 --> 2943.42] Because the audience was much smaller at that time. +[2943.86 --> 2951.96] So if you can make yourself heard above the noise, above the vast number of creators that there are on YouTube, +[2951.96 --> 2958.24] you have the potential for far more growth than I did back then and far faster. +[2958.24 --> 2964.36] But if you can't make yourself heard above the noise, then you're basically hooped. +[2964.90 --> 2965.84] Which one is it? +[2965.90 --> 2970.34] So they're both getting, like, lots of subscribers every day. +[2970.90 --> 2972.10] This is Jake's. +[2972.24 --> 2973.82] His monthly views is going back up. +[2973.90 --> 2978.46] And his monthly subs is on, like, the tiniest incline ever, but technically an incline. +[2978.46 --> 2983.18] Logan's views is on a decline. +[2983.68 --> 2985.52] And his subs is more or less flat. +[2986.08 --> 2988.68] They're both not doing nearly as well as they were in July. +[2988.98 --> 2991.58] In July, they were both freaking kings of the world. +[2991.78 --> 2997.36] And to put this in perspective, this monthly sub count is only marginally higher than ours on Linus Tech Tips. +[2998.42 --> 3005.32] So, like, yeah, they're big or whatever, but they're not, like, I would consider us mid-tier. +[3005.82 --> 3006.10] Yeah. +[3006.10 --> 3010.26] Um, we're not top-tier YouTubers in the sense that, like, because... +[3010.26 --> 3016.68] Everyone in the world that's, like, connected to the internet probably knows, has heard these guys' name at some point. +[3016.76 --> 3017.92] Yeah, I don't even... +[3017.92 --> 3018.76] They're on TV. +[3019.00 --> 3019.66] They're in the news. +[3021.00 --> 3021.28] Yeah. +[3021.46 --> 3022.62] Casey talked about them. +[3022.92 --> 3023.78] Okay, I guess there's that. +[3023.78 --> 3027.48] Almost every news thing on YouTube talked about them at one point. +[3027.88 --> 3031.64] For me, when I divide into tiers, it's less how much of a household name you are. +[3031.64 --> 3038.26] Because, you know, you could find, you know, ex-Hollywood actors who have, like, semi-retired but still make YouTube videos or whatever. +[3038.40 --> 3039.32] Yeah, but that's not their... +[3039.32 --> 3040.16] Like... +[3040.16 --> 3041.92] So, okay, when I divide into tiers... +[3041.92 --> 3041.94] They're not ex-hoc. +[3041.94 --> 3042.64] Oh, they're Disney. +[3042.88 --> 3045.80] My point is that I don't take, like, the entire... +[3046.68 --> 3046.90] Yeah. +[3047.12 --> 3047.60] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. +[3047.60 --> 3051.98] You gotta see it as a pyramid, not as, like, some kind of a linear scale. +[3052.08 --> 3057.56] Because if we were to take all the YouTubers in existence, yeah, we're probably in the top fraction of a percent. +[3057.92 --> 3058.66] Yeah, that doesn't matter. +[3058.70 --> 3059.78] In every category. +[3059.94 --> 3060.78] But that's not... +[3060.78 --> 3064.40] We're still mid-tier because there's only so much room at the top. +[3064.50 --> 3073.28] And the guys that are at the top are on a very, very different level in terms of the momentum that their channels have, the number of views each of their videos get. +[3074.26 --> 3075.08] Some guys said... +[3075.08 --> 3075.84] We are definitely a step down. +[3075.84 --> 3078.72] How is a 5 million plus subs channel mid-tier? +[3079.58 --> 3080.34] Because there's... +[3080.34 --> 3081.14] Like a few reasons. +[3081.18 --> 3083.14] Yeah, there's far more to life than subscribers. +[3083.44 --> 3083.70] Yes. +[3083.78 --> 3084.94] So here, going back to these numbers. +[3085.22 --> 3086.54] SocialBlade's a great site. +[3086.66 --> 3089.38] I actually spend a fair bit of time creeping other creators on there. +[3089.40 --> 3090.04] It is a great site. +[3090.04 --> 3091.36] So Linus Tech Tips... +[3091.36 --> 3091.84] Good job, boys. +[3092.02 --> 3097.58] ...has never done 400 million views in a month. +[3098.46 --> 3103.28] Linus Tech Tips has still done a mere 1 point... +[3103.28 --> 3105.80] I think it's about 1.5 billion views ever. +[3105.80 --> 3121.22] So to put that in perspective, in a single month, Logan Paul did a quarter as many views as Linus Tech Tips has ever done in its 10-year history. +[3121.22 --> 3124.60] That is a different tier. +[3124.60 --> 3124.80] Yeah. +[3124.80 --> 3131.98] When you're talking an order of magnitude difference in viewership and or like... +[3131.98 --> 3133.60] What do we do in a month? +[3133.94 --> 3134.48] They also... +[3134.48 --> 3134.60] What? +[3134.66 --> 3135.92] Didn't they only join YouTube? +[3136.22 --> 3136.66] Oh, okay. +[3137.16 --> 3138.54] I think they had channels before then. +[3138.66 --> 3141.72] But did they effectively join YouTube like two years ago or something? +[3141.72 --> 3141.76] Okay. +[3142.04 --> 3144.72] So Linus Tech Tips' top month ever... +[3144.72 --> 3145.58] Here, let's have a look. +[3146.20 --> 3148.20] Mind you, our trajectory is looking a little bit nicer. +[3148.62 --> 3151.98] But its top month ever was 68 million views. +[3153.98 --> 3154.38] Yeah. +[3154.44 --> 3155.16] Which is pretty good. +[3155.46 --> 3155.92] It is. +[3156.28 --> 3159.22] But that is an order of magnitude difference. +[3159.46 --> 3164.26] And whenever someone is 10x, well, they get to sit in a higher level of the pyramid. +[3164.58 --> 3164.80] Yeah. +[3164.80 --> 3168.90] And to be clear, I'm not mad about it or anything. +[3169.10 --> 3169.18] No. +[3169.18 --> 3171.26] It's just that if I was evaluating... +[3171.26 --> 3174.84] On a different content sphere, there's a lot of things that are different. +[3174.86 --> 3175.00] Yeah. +[3175.04 --> 3176.70] It's not about that. +[3176.80 --> 3182.78] It's just about when we're comparing something like our viewership numbers to theirs. +[3183.56 --> 3188.14] And that's stuff that we'll do, but not to see who has the biggest dick or whatever. +[3188.14 --> 3195.74] It's more to do with if we observe some kind of a change in our viewership and we go, okay, is Google tweaking the algorithm? +[3196.10 --> 3197.42] What are they optimizing for? +[3197.56 --> 3204.20] We'll go and we'll look at other channels, known quantities, and we'll go, okay, so the big channels, the tier one channels... +[3204.20 --> 3205.36] We all see a little dip or we all see a little up or whatever. +[3205.36 --> 3206.60] They're going this way or they're going this way. +[3206.70 --> 3206.74] Yeah. +[3206.94 --> 3210.08] Or we'll find some small channels that we like to use as a yardstick. +[3210.20 --> 3211.52] Oh, these guys are getting boosted. +[3211.58 --> 3211.78] Okay. +[3212.22 --> 3216.36] So maybe YouTube is favoring or we'll look at people who upload very prolifically. +[3216.36 --> 3219.98] Or we'll look at people who upload only once a week and we'll go, oh, interesting. +[3220.14 --> 3222.42] So they're favoring the infrequent uploaders. +[3222.92 --> 3226.02] Or we'll look at people who upload typically longer videos or shorter ones. +[3226.10 --> 3231.02] So we can use these metrics to have a look at how YouTube is tuning the algorithm. +[3231.02 --> 3237.96] That's one of the things that we spend a fair bit of time on because for better or for worse, our job is only partially to make videos. +[3238.38 --> 3246.26] Our job is also to make people watch those videos on the YouTube platform, which behaves like a bucking bronco on acid. +[3246.54 --> 3246.76] Yeah. +[3246.84 --> 3248.24] In terms of its predictability. +[3248.26 --> 3249.42] I like that descriptive term. +[3249.80 --> 3249.98] Yeah. +[3250.32 --> 3251.16] It should be real though. +[3251.40 --> 3259.32] And another thing is in terms of sub count, a lot of people subscribe to a channel and then just slowly stop watching it, especially when the content type changes. +[3259.32 --> 3259.76] Yes. +[3259.76 --> 3265.90] And like the content type from back when we were at NCIX with the like zero editing unboxings. +[3266.10 --> 3266.36] Yes. +[3266.46 --> 3270.14] That are five minutes long to what we have now is a drastic change. +[3270.14 --> 3275.20] And there's people that might prefer the old unboxing style and there's people that might prefer now. +[3275.20 --> 3283.34] And there's probably a lot of people that don't necessarily watch anymore because all they wanted was unboxings, but they're still subscribed because YouTube will just slowly hide our channel. +[3283.74 --> 3291.68] If you look at a channel like PewDiePie, he has changed drastically and like a few times. +[3292.24 --> 3292.40] Yes. +[3292.40 --> 3298.14] So he has like huge buckets of users from different, and he's been huge every time he's changed. +[3298.14 --> 3302.74] So he has huge buckets of users from all these different segments that are all subscribed to him all at the same time. +[3302.80 --> 3304.28] That doesn't mean they're all watching right now. +[3305.38 --> 3309.20] If you look at the subscriber count versus the views, it's quite different. +[3309.20 --> 3309.22] Yeah. +[3309.44 --> 3309.98] You know what? +[3309.98 --> 3314.16] This is a great example because it's as close to apples to apples as we can do. +[3314.58 --> 3319.92] Both TechQuickie and TechLinked are tech channels, so they exist within the tech vertical. +[3320.24 --> 3322.34] They are both being uploaded from the same IP. +[3322.70 --> 3328.20] There's some speculation that your geographical location does affect the way that your content gets propagated. +[3328.74 --> 3333.36] They are both hosted, at least sometimes, by the same people. +[3333.76 --> 3335.42] They are similar lengths. +[3335.88 --> 3338.50] They both have one baked-in sponsor spot. +[3338.50 --> 3342.38] So there's a lot of analogs that we can find between these two channels. +[3342.52 --> 3349.66] But what you're going to see is that, like what Luke was saying, because TechQuickie has a much older audience, +[3350.02 --> 3354.30] many of the subscribers from which have sort of died on the vine, +[3355.14 --> 3358.02] TechQuickie is going to do—let's have a look here. +[3358.44 --> 3364.22] Anywhere from $275,000, $320,000, $190,000, $300,000. +[3364.22 --> 3368.14] So why don't we say anywhere from $200,000 to $350,000? +[3368.14 --> 3368.80] On average. +[3368.80 --> 3370.30] Over the last couple of weeks. +[3370.38 --> 3371.52] There's some spiky ones, but on average. +[3371.52 --> 3372.34] $200,000 to $400,000. +[3372.50 --> 3373.10] Why don't we say that? +[3373.58 --> 3373.90] There we go. +[3373.94 --> 3375.96] This one just went up five hours ago, so we're not counting that. +[3376.46 --> 3378.10] Now, let's go have a look at— +[3378.10 --> 3380.06] That won't even have updated properly yet. +[3380.06 --> 3386.00] TechLinked, which has not 2.2 million, but only 488,000 subscribers. +[3386.38 --> 3388.78] And let's have a look at our viewership there. +[3389.26 --> 3390.98] $335,000 from a day ago. +[3391.72 --> 3392.30] $383,000. +[3392.72 --> 3393.40] $300,000. +[3393.40 --> 3394.48] $238,000. +[3394.64 --> 3395.32] $286,000. +[3395.40 --> 3396.26] $275,000. +[3396.40 --> 3397.02] $244,000. +[3397.12 --> 3397.70] $238,000. +[3397.78 --> 3399.20] $444,000. +[3399.78 --> 3400.48] $276,000. +[3400.56 --> 3401.18] Another $400,000. +[3401.30 --> 3402.62] Another $400,000 one. +[3403.62 --> 3406.36] So, consider this. +[3406.76 --> 3411.52] So, back to the whole, would someone like Logan Paul be in a different tier than us? +[3411.90 --> 3414.56] Especially when he's doing, you know, 400 million views a month. +[3414.96 --> 3418.46] So, yeah, he might have only had 12 million subscribers at that time. +[3418.46 --> 3426.78] But given that they were all fresh, and you look at TechLinked, which has one-sixth as many subscribers or so as TechQuickie, +[3427.00 --> 3430.42] but does similar viewership because its subscribers are fresh. +[3430.42 --> 3436.60] And you consider how much bigger than his engaged audience probably was at that time, +[3436.68 --> 3439.20] given that it was A, bigger, and B, much fresher. +[3440.24 --> 3443.18] That means it's probably more than just like a 10x difference. +[3443.36 --> 3447.40] I mean, we're probably talking more like a 20 or 30x difference in terms of the engaged audience. +[3447.40 --> 3452.72] Apparently, you have glitter somewhere on your face, and Twitch chat literally will not stop talking about it. +[3452.86 --> 3453.50] I don't know where it is. +[3453.50 --> 3454.10] I don't know where it is. +[3454.10 --> 3455.54] I actually drive that car. +[3455.90 --> 3456.04] Yeah. +[3456.04 --> 3459.32] So, that there's glitter on my face is not surprising. +[3459.32 --> 3461.12] My son doesn't want to get in it. +[3461.62 --> 3462.34] I don't blame him. +[3462.40 --> 3464.90] It looks like it actually is like sick. +[3465.52 --> 3467.22] It looks like a sick car. +[3467.42 --> 3474.20] I just found out that I might be being sent down to San Francisco in the near future. +[3474.38 --> 3475.72] I am so surprised. +[3475.82 --> 3476.02] Why? +[3476.92 --> 3477.60] I don't know. +[3477.60 --> 3478.46] You travel all the time. +[3478.48 --> 3479.28] It's some sponsored thing. +[3479.42 --> 3479.68] Okay. +[3479.68 --> 3481.18] But, no, no. +[3481.56 --> 3483.98] The important thing about San Francisco... +[3483.98 --> 3484.98] Oh, boy. +[3487.40 --> 3488.02] Is that... +[3488.02 --> 3489.36] Oh, boy! +[3490.10 --> 3490.70] That... +[3490.70 --> 3491.84] You should do a video on it. +[3491.88 --> 3496.08] ...is the location of Lightning Motorcycles. +[3496.28 --> 3497.24] You shouldn't buy one. +[3497.58 --> 3498.76] Wait, you should do a video on it. +[3498.76 --> 3499.54] You should contact them. +[3499.72 --> 3499.98] Seriously. +[3500.10 --> 3501.06] Or is it Lightning Bikes? +[3501.18 --> 3501.34] No. +[3501.44 --> 3502.20] Is it Lightning Motorcycles? +[3502.20 --> 3503.00] Yeah, there we go. +[3503.86 --> 3506.78] So, I actually have reached out to them. +[3506.84 --> 3507.06] Good. +[3507.22 --> 3508.58] Since we last talked about it. +[3509.12 --> 3511.98] And I have arranged for a test ride. +[3512.12 --> 3512.44] Nice. +[3512.66 --> 3512.90] Yep. +[3513.14 --> 3514.78] Not to buy one, just like for a video. +[3514.94 --> 3515.04] Yeah? +[3516.86 --> 3519.22] I told them I was considering buying one. +[3519.80 --> 3520.80] Are you filming it? +[3521.84 --> 3522.64] You should film it. +[3522.64 --> 3522.78] I don't know. +[3522.84 --> 3523.28] Maybe not. +[3523.54 --> 3523.98] Wow. +[3524.06 --> 3524.40] I don't know. +[3524.40 --> 3524.78] Why not? +[3524.86 --> 3525.86] It's a really cool bike. +[3526.26 --> 3527.48] It's electric and stuff. +[3527.60 --> 3528.00] It's techie. +[3528.10 --> 3529.26] Do you think I should film it? +[3529.38 --> 3530.04] I think so. +[3530.18 --> 3530.52] I don't know. +[3530.54 --> 3531.34] Should we straw poll it? +[3531.48 --> 3531.66] Yeah. +[3532.06 --> 3532.86] They're just going to say yes. +[3532.86 --> 3533.48] We could straw poll. +[3533.54 --> 3533.66] Yeah. +[3533.72 --> 3534.70] They're the WAN show audience. +[3534.70 --> 3534.88] Yeah. +[3534.96 --> 3539.16] Like, if we told them, should we make a video of me and Luke just eating our boogers for, +[3539.30 --> 3540.08] like, six minutes? +[3540.56 --> 3543.54] Like, seeing who can harvest the most booger. +[3543.98 --> 3545.86] Like, they'd probably be into it. +[3547.10 --> 3551.42] Not that we're saying you guys don't have, you know, great taste. +[3553.32 --> 3555.30] The most discerning viewers. +[3556.58 --> 3558.72] But, oh, no, no, no, no. +[3558.80 --> 3559.82] Don't straw poll that. +[3560.06 --> 3560.50] Why not? +[3560.56 --> 3562.16] I want to test our theory. +[3562.86 --> 3563.56] Oh, okay. +[3563.64 --> 3565.02] Well, they're obviously going to say yes to the bike. +[3565.02 --> 3565.56] I'll do the other one. +[3565.62 --> 3565.76] Okay. +[3565.82 --> 3567.78] Just put it in the Twitch chat. +[3567.78 --> 3567.92] Okay. +[3567.92 --> 3569.08] Just put it in the Twitch chat. +[3569.16 --> 3570.08] Here, I'm screen sharing you. +[3570.08 --> 3570.88] The bike one is like. +[3570.88 --> 3571.66] I'm screen sharing you. +[3571.74 --> 3573.90] It's going to be no question at all. +[3573.92 --> 3575.12] Go back to your results. +[3578.24 --> 3580.30] A whole bunch of people in chat are saying boogers, yes. +[3580.30 --> 3584.52] Oh, dude. +[3584.52 --> 3586.62] Yes is at 80% right now. +[3587.26 --> 3589.16] 77, 79, 80. +[3589.30 --> 3590.06] We're holding on. +[3590.40 --> 3590.66] Okay. +[3590.74 --> 3593.86] So what we're going to find out here, because I'm about to post my poll. +[3593.86 --> 3594.60] It's okay. +[3595.36 --> 3599.54] Is if people would prefer boogers or bikes. +[3599.74 --> 3602.06] Boogers is holding on at 79% right now. +[3602.06 --> 3602.32] Okay. +[3602.36 --> 3602.64] Hold on. +[3602.68 --> 3603.88] I need a minute here. +[3603.88 --> 3606.78] Oh, that's because you're a bikes voter. +[3608.34 --> 3610.30] There's nothing wrong with being a bikes voter. +[3610.46 --> 3611.24] It's a good thing. +[3612.06 --> 3614.14] It's better than being a booger voter. +[3614.14 --> 3615.56] That's what you can keep telling yourself. +[3615.62 --> 3616.38] That's disgusting. +[3616.52 --> 3617.38] Who would watch that? +[3619.60 --> 3624.08] I mean, like, isn't like the popping pimple niche, like, huge on YouTube? +[3624.42 --> 3624.80] What? +[3625.04 --> 3625.44] No. +[3625.86 --> 3626.10] Yeah. +[3626.22 --> 3626.38] No. +[3626.54 --> 3626.80] Shut up. +[3626.88 --> 3627.32] I'm not serious, are you? +[3627.32 --> 3631.10] Like, weird, like, cysts and pimples and stuff is like a huge, millions of views. +[3631.10 --> 3632.08] Can you post that for me? +[3632.10 --> 3632.74] I'm not logged in. +[3632.74 --> 3634.58] You have got to be kidding me. +[3634.58 --> 3636.40] Oh, did you send it to me on Hangouts? +[3636.52 --> 3637.28] I thought so. +[3637.80 --> 3638.14] I tried. +[3638.24 --> 3639.02] Are you sharing? +[3639.64 --> 3640.02] Yes, sir. +[3640.58 --> 3641.30] Oh, hold on. +[3641.32 --> 3641.64] You know what? +[3641.66 --> 3642.40] I think I'm fine. +[3642.52 --> 3643.14] I'm logged in. +[3645.02 --> 3645.54] Hold on. +[3645.60 --> 3646.68] No, I'm not logged in yet. +[3646.88 --> 3647.10] Wait. +[3647.24 --> 3648.20] Yes, I am logged in. +[3649.06 --> 3650.56] You're sharing my screen still. +[3650.56 --> 3651.10] I'm logged in. +[3651.16 --> 3651.38] Yeah, yeah. +[3651.40 --> 3651.94] I'm sharing your screen. +[3651.98 --> 3652.22] Don't worry. +[3652.52 --> 3653.78] Oh, right, right, right, right, right. +[3653.82 --> 3654.00] Okay. +[3654.06 --> 3654.42] Well, whatever. +[3654.50 --> 3655.02] I'm logged in. +[3655.04 --> 3655.48] There we go. +[3655.98 --> 3656.40] All right. +[3656.40 --> 3657.76] Let's see the bike results. +[3658.76 --> 3661.14] Booger is held steady at around 80%. +[3661.14 --> 3661.64] 70. +[3661.76 --> 3662.72] We're sending at 70. +[3663.00 --> 3663.70] You guys. +[3663.70 --> 3664.54] With 1,000 votes. +[3664.54 --> 3665.04] What are you doing? +[3665.34 --> 3666.28] We're at about 1,000 votes. +[3666.30 --> 3666.86] What are you doing? +[3667.18 --> 3667.60] All right. +[3667.68 --> 3669.84] Let me get to the results page here. +[3670.00 --> 3670.58] This is ridiculous. +[3673.32 --> 3673.68] Okay. +[3673.82 --> 3674.10] Okay. +[3674.42 --> 3674.78] Okay. +[3674.92 --> 3676.08] So the audience has spoken. +[3676.22 --> 3677.84] They prefer bikes to boogers. +[3677.96 --> 3678.20] Yeah. +[3679.16 --> 3680.80] By a pretty significant margin. +[3680.94 --> 3682.10] I'm so surprised. +[3682.24 --> 3682.80] Pretty significant. +[3682.80 --> 3683.80] Yeah. +[3685.80 --> 3690.58] 94 versus 78% is, I would say, a significant margin. +[3691.94 --> 3692.84] It's significant. +[3693.18 --> 3695.40] Significant, the word, has a freaking definition. +[3695.40 --> 3695.90] Yeah, I know. +[3695.90 --> 3696.30] Definition. +[3696.40 --> 3697.46] I know, but there's been. +[3697.70 --> 3697.96] Significant. +[3697.96 --> 3698.84] No, you're not wrong. +[3698.94 --> 3699.30] Definition. +[3699.42 --> 3699.94] No, no. +[3700.12 --> 3700.54] We're doing this. +[3700.54 --> 3701.18] You put a Y in there. +[3701.18 --> 3701.72] I was like, what the heck? +[3701.72 --> 3702.82] We're doing this right now. +[3703.56 --> 3703.82] Okay. +[3705.74 --> 3706.10] Okay. +[3706.10 --> 3707.24] I think it's a letter grade difference. +[3707.24 --> 3710.08] Probably caused by something other than mere chance. +[3710.42 --> 3711.54] Statistically significant. +[3711.76 --> 3711.98] Okay. +[3713.78 --> 3714.64] So it's significant. +[3714.82 --> 3715.14] It is. +[3715.22 --> 3715.56] All right. +[3715.72 --> 3715.86] Yeah. +[3715.96 --> 3717.18] And you know what else is significant? +[3718.18 --> 3719.42] The end of the WAN show. +[3721.42 --> 3722.40] We have to go home. +[3722.40 --> 3723.82] Can't happen by mere chance. +[3726.16 --> 3727.80] Actually, it's happened by chance a lot. +[3727.94 --> 3728.22] It has. +[3728.26 --> 3729.40] So thanks for watching, guys. +[3729.46 --> 3730.56] We'll see you again next week. +[3730.92 --> 3732.68] Same bat time, same bat channel. +[3732.74 --> 3733.18] Bye. +[3737.24 --> 3738.70] Boogers or Riot. +[3741.92 --> 3743.16] Are you guys going to Gamescom? +[3743.58 --> 3746.60] I'm not going to Gamescom. +[3746.80 --> 3747.82] I'm going to PAX West. +[3747.92 --> 3749.26] I don't think I'm working there, though. +[3749.38 --> 3750.66] So Rift, no meetups. +[3751.20 --> 3752.10] When you see me, say hi. +[3752.32 --> 3752.54] Yeah. +[3753.06 --> 3755.44] So I was invited to Gamescom by NVIDIA. +[3756.04 --> 3761.50] And basically, I'm at the point now where traveling for four days. +[3761.88 --> 3762.46] For an NVIDIA event? +[3762.46 --> 3767.40] I would factor in a ticket, like a plane ride there, plane ride back. +[3767.48 --> 3769.04] So there's a couple days because it's in Germany. +[3769.16 --> 3770.40] It's not exactly close. +[3771.38 --> 3772.44] There's no direct flight. +[3772.58 --> 3774.88] So it's like a day of travel each way. +[3775.36 --> 3778.80] Plus, you know, actually being there and attending the event. +[3779.44 --> 3782.98] I'm at the point now where I'm just like not going to do that kind of thing anymore. +[3782.98 --> 3789.10] Well, for some insight, they brief you on it immediately before the stream. +[3789.74 --> 3791.12] The like NVIDIA stream. +[3791.40 --> 3796.02] And they don't tell you as much as they say in the stream. +[3796.36 --> 3798.94] And your embargo is after the stream. +[3799.22 --> 3801.72] So there's actually no point in being there. +[3801.88 --> 3802.98] You might as well be back in the studio. +[3803.34 --> 3805.66] You should probably just like be here and ready to go. +[3806.42 --> 3808.44] Just like be on the tech wiki set. +[3808.68 --> 3809.24] Yeah, maybe. +[3809.34 --> 3810.20] I might just not even. +[3810.38 --> 3811.16] Or who cares? +[3811.34 --> 3812.30] Yeah, I don't know. +[3812.30 --> 3813.90] Like, I don't know. +[3814.00 --> 3816.46] I'm getting kind of tired of manufacturers. +[3816.46 --> 3821.78] Dude, but if it's that tweaked and a few things added Pascal. +[3822.94 --> 3823.30] Oof. +[3823.76 --> 3828.48] I'm getting kind of tired of manufacturers trying to control the news cycle. +[3828.88 --> 3829.02] Yeah. +[3829.26 --> 3831.24] Like I've talked about this off stream before. +[3831.50 --> 3835.18] But like this whole thing where there's an announcement embargo. +[3835.52 --> 3836.94] And an unboxing embargo. +[3837.26 --> 3838.82] And a reviews embargo. +[3838.82 --> 3843.94] And a freaking, I don't know, new color scheme embargo. +[3845.06 --> 3851.88] You know, to me what it smacks of is wanting, wanting like, because none of it's. +[3852.02 --> 3855.44] They're trying to flex to make you do a whole bunch of pieces of content. +[3855.64 --> 3855.92] Yes. +[3856.72 --> 3857.88] And that's what it is. +[3857.92 --> 3859.78] And the problem, we don't have a problem doing content. +[3859.98 --> 3861.54] We'll do content about all kinds of things. +[3861.54 --> 3864.26] We hooked our Threadripper WX up to a chiller. +[3864.84 --> 3866.64] Like there's a commercial chiller you can just buy. +[3866.74 --> 3867.28] It's for an aquarium. +[3867.42 --> 3867.52] What? +[3867.74 --> 3868.64] Yeah, four degrees. +[3869.24 --> 3869.40] Yeah. +[3869.82 --> 3871.34] And it's like nicely self-contained. +[3871.44 --> 3872.20] I should show it to you after. +[3872.32 --> 3873.08] It's actually really sick. +[3873.08 --> 3876.54] It's not even that expensive when you consider what a custom water cooling loop can cost. +[3876.54 --> 3880.12] Anyway, so, you know, we hooked our Threadripper WX up to that. +[3880.86 --> 3882.40] You know, overclocked it as high as we could. +[3882.88 --> 3884.74] Like, yeah, that's fine. +[3885.18 --> 3892.12] But the difference is that a lot of the kind of coverage that you are expected to be doing in this announcement, unboxing stuff, +[3892.18 --> 3895.54] the only information they give you is basically marketing bullet points. +[3895.82 --> 3898.26] So what they're effectively asking for is free advertising. +[3898.52 --> 3901.24] And I'm at the point now where I don't do advertising for free. +[3901.62 --> 3905.86] And you can kind of, you can read into that whatever you want. +[3906.10 --> 3908.62] You know, maybe it comes across, maybe I come across like a prick. +[3908.68 --> 3909.00] I don't know. +[3909.12 --> 3909.68] I don't think so. +[3909.80 --> 3917.14] But at the end of the day, if you expect me to advertise your product, then I expect you to pay me so that I can pay my bills and pay my staff. +[3917.32 --> 3918.22] And disclose it to the audience. +[3918.32 --> 3919.40] And disclose it to the audience. +[3919.68 --> 3921.18] That's how advertising works. +[3922.00 --> 3923.90] And that's why I think you don't come across like a prick. +[3924.06 --> 3925.46] Because that kind of stuff should be disclosed. +[3925.54 --> 3927.68] If you want advertising, then fine. +[3928.02 --> 3929.04] But you have to pay for it. +[3929.08 --> 3929.70] It isn't free. +[3930.04 --> 3931.48] And it should be a transaction. +[3931.80 --> 3938.40] And if you want objective coverage of the product the way that I want to cover it, then just send the product. +[3939.56 --> 3941.14] And we'll do it on our terms. +[3941.58 --> 3941.70] Yeah. +[3941.86 --> 3943.16] So that's kind of the way I see it now. +[3943.26 --> 3944.16] Anyway, that's it for the stream. +[3944.24 --> 3944.64] Bye, guys. +[3944.98 --> 3945.28] Goodbye. diff --git a/Windows Update DELETING Files! - The WAN Show Oct 5, 2018_transcript.txt b/Windows Update DELETING Files! - The WAN Show Oct 5, 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8b534aaf1ecadee1158a0229fa531ce4f6fd9b2d --- /dev/null +++ b/Windows Update DELETING Files! - The WAN Show Oct 5, 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,486 @@ +[0.00 --> 12.32] are we live i think so oh hey yeah how's it going so um +[12.32 --> 25.76] so this sucks oh yeah so a uh we actually appear to have broken 3dmark.com yeah wow +[25.76 --> 32.24] because that is some pretty that is some pretty broke dick um page loading that they've got going +[32.24 --> 41.66] on here yikes uh because steve from gamers nexus is live right now trying to well not trying +[41.66 --> 48.62] successfully beating oh the record for single gpu times by extreme that we set in a video that went +[48.62 --> 55.62] up like an hour ago where's his uh well this is all so this includes any number of gpus oh +[55.62 --> 63.80] okay so this is obviously kingpin yeah with four graphics cards in a technically not completely +[63.80 --> 71.60] supported scenario but like oh well for you here's a driver you can you can see there's only like a +[71.60 --> 75.34] handful of people that are running four-way sli because it only works in benchmarks now +[75.34 --> 85.56] um which is stupid but sure and then now steve is has apparently passed jay oh wow but not by +[85.56 --> 91.24] much holy crap that's really close so i think that's what people are are slamming this page over +[91.24 --> 99.14] and uh steve passing jay it is not working uh steve passing jay in sli and passing us in single gp +[99.14 --> 103.76] and he already passed you single gp oh i'm i think so i had someone someone told me that that he already +[103.76 --> 109.46] did but but is our video out yet oh yeah yeah our video went up like half an hour prior and then +[109.46 --> 115.34] yeah at least the video was up first at least the video held it for a point of time we held it for +[115.34 --> 121.08] long enough to get the video edited barely that was that was really tight like i was tempted to go +[121.08 --> 126.50] like super stealth about it and but then i was like ah people are gonna notice on the leaderboard so i +[126.50 --> 133.34] tweeted it yeah it's uh you know what interesting it was fun while it lasted we had a lot of i mean +[133.34 --> 139.32] that's what this is supposed to be about because overclocking throws a bunch of salt on twitter +[139.32 --> 145.64] now that he loses a position it's all just supposed to be about fun because overclocking has no like +[145.64 --> 153.32] to this degree has no practical application like i will i will defend that you would never actually run a +[153.32 --> 161.06] system sub-zero 24 7 unless you're a complete idiot and i'm allowed to say that because i have done it +[161.06 --> 172.28] that chiller setup from our video that was my 24 7 rig back when the core 2 duo e6600 was +[172.28 --> 178.58] the bomb dude core 2 duos were awesome so that was like over 10 years ago i actually had my whole rig +[178.58 --> 185.46] like on a board so that i could move the chiller the reservoir and the tower in one piece whenever i +[185.46 --> 190.90] needed to move it from place to place and i had the whole thing like insulated permanently so i +[190.90 --> 199.20] could run that 24 7 but that's really stupid and really impractical for a lot of reasons um so so +[199.20 --> 204.96] there's no real reason to do it other than just for the laws for bragging rights and to have some fun +[204.96 --> 215.96] and i actually gotta say i am i am very pleased that evga and their employee vince uh remember king +[215.96 --> 222.24] i know vince i don't know i don't remember but i'm i'm i it's it's actually kind of nice that for +[222.24 --> 228.50] a change vince has stayed out of it for the first week or so let other people have some fun because +[228.50 --> 236.56] i mean at some point they're gonna decide okay you know enough of gamers nexus and jay's two cents +[236.56 --> 241.42] let's just let's just get this taken care of and then he'll put up something unbeatable and whatever +[241.42 --> 251.16] uh but i gotta say in the spirit of of fun i'm glad that evga held the leash back for a little bit +[251.16 --> 257.40] and uh and they've they've let the the you know the youtube community kind of have some fun with this +[257.40 --> 263.92] i know that cool it's been the first time i think our community has had some form of competition yep in +[263.92 --> 269.42] this way yep so that's pretty cool because the reality of it is like you can kind of you can kind of +[269.42 --> 276.34] extrapolate um because he's done oh wait no i think this is this new i don't know if he had single +[276.34 --> 285.28] uh rtx 2080 yet oh no he did okay but he hasn't done dual um but then if you go to number of gpus four +[285.28 --> 290.84] obviously he's using the same oh whoops sorry i'm not screen sharing with you guys obviously vince is +[290.84 --> 297.04] using the same cherry-picked 7980 xe on liquid nitrogen or liquid helium or whatever the crap he's using +[297.04 --> 307.08] um wait a minute hold on this is one has he beat us no did he actually like push that number though +[307.08 --> 315.88] i don't know interesting uh well at any rate if you go back to forex vince is already holding the +[315.88 --> 323.64] forex record with 1080 ti's and by like a huge margin so all he needs to do is take that same cpu +[323.64 --> 332.06] and then use whatever cooling he feels like because he's vince on 2080 ti's and then just +[332.06 --> 340.48] completely destroy everything else with that said i don't know if 2080 ti has four-way envy link okay +[340.48 --> 350.76] people are saying uh rip ltt to 8446 8446 what is what is our single number uh 8360 okay apparently he's +[350.76 --> 358.22] a lot of people are saying 8446 8446 all right all right you know what we had our fun anthony and i +[358.22 --> 363.94] spent uh actually it ended up taking a few days getting everything working because we had a variety +[363.94 --> 370.48] of problems which even if we don't have the single single uh 2080 ti record anymore other than vince +[370.48 --> 375.32] he doesn't count because he's vince um even if we don't have that anymore it was a total blast you +[375.32 --> 380.30] should definitely watch the video uh many shenanigans so at one point we managed to almost +[380.30 --> 385.94] spray the motherboard with windshield de-icer uh okay +[385.94 --> 396.26] so you know oh geez the jank the jank is real um anyway why don't we uh why don't we get into +[396.26 --> 400.46] some topics here and have some have some different fun let's have some land show fun yeah yeah yeah +[400.46 --> 407.46] uh congrats to steve by the way so by beating us steve now has other than kingpin who doesn't +[407.46 --> 412.98] count the top 2080 ti score because everything above that is titan v's which obviously people +[412.98 --> 417.94] have had a lot more time to spend with and potentially do the kind of crazy crap that +[417.94 --> 423.04] we've seen at professional overclocking competitions where i think the the most nutso thing i ever saw +[423.04 --> 429.48] was a graphics card that actually had about the back third of it just hacksawed off and then +[429.48 --> 436.36] had like this completely separate outboard power delivery module that was soldered onto the rest +[436.36 --> 444.32] of the board and i'm just like okay i mean it was cool it was cool it was pretty cool but like didn't +[444.32 --> 449.44] they even make those available for sale at some point i don't think so or like the backboard yes yeah +[449.44 --> 453.76] yeah possibly but then you would have had to have the mad soldering skills not to mention the +[453.76 --> 460.12] like the the diagram like the board layouts of these gpus in order to make any kind of practical +[460.12 --> 470.16] use of it um so yeah okay so what do we got for topics today right the headline uh it's it's huge +[470.16 --> 476.04] the windows 10 october update potentially deleting files that's one huge headline you know what you +[476.04 --> 482.20] know my favorite part about this is which one before i read out that because i i saw the october +[482.20 --> 486.68] update potentially deleting files thing before i saw it in this doc yeah before i read that i was +[486.68 --> 492.44] prepared to come on this show this exact when show this time to tell everyone that i was probably +[492.44 --> 498.72] going to finally give in and install windows 10 oh really i'm not making that up for like funsies +[498.72 --> 504.26] reasons i i wanted to play the new forza so i was like oh maybe i'll just finally give up it's been +[504.26 --> 515.70] long enough i'm sure it's gotten a lot better oh crap what we are live but unlisted on youtube +[515.70 --> 524.74] oops uh shout out to the two viewers that was yeah massive shout out to the two people watching on +[524.74 --> 533.56] youtube how did you find it that was that was a big mistake big problem right there uh oh crap i +[533.56 --> 537.84] can't believe that just happened i only checked twitch i will check both i wasn't sure what the +[537.84 --> 544.28] difference was between stream options make archive unlisted when complete and basic info privacy +[544.28 --> 552.60] unlisted lol twitch twitch master race right now because you guys have been watching apparently one of the +[552.60 --> 560.88] people watching is uh steve from gamers on youtube i don't know i don't know but uh oh i'm so sorry +[560.88 --> 568.36] everyone watching on youtube because um you guys missed the first like 10 15 minutes of the show +[568.36 --> 574.70] it'll be in the archive i i accidentally had it unlisted oh lord he's still learning how to use these things +[574.70 --> 580.40] um so the big story is today windows 10 deleting files you want to recap what you were saying just now +[580.40 --> 585.88] uh it's been notorious for me for a while to kind of trash on windows 10 on the show and talk about +[585.88 --> 591.34] how i don't use windows 10 i use windows 8.1 yeah i was planning as of like sometime last weekend +[591.34 --> 596.18] yeah that i was going to update to windows 10 because i wanted to play the new forza yeah um +[596.18 --> 600.90] because it looks sweet it looks awesome yeah and i like just i'm not good at them at all but i like +[600.90 --> 606.88] playing racing games every now and then um i'm so bad like i'm so bad like you played forza +[606.88 --> 613.10] just racing games oh i'm so bad like what about mario kart did you did you see jay just like walk +[613.10 --> 619.26] into the uh 10k gaming setup at ltx and just completely destroy everyone that's a different +[619.26 --> 625.78] situation though still you put a you put a racing wheel if i can't feel the actual acceleration and +[625.78 --> 632.68] braking like i'm busy staring at the speedometer and the tack and i go oh i crashed or i'm looking +[632.68 --> 638.80] out the window and i go oh i'm going far too fast and crashed like i can't do it at all yeah +[638.80 --> 643.90] anyway you want to play forza where you can feel it but anyways yeah for more realistic racing games +[643.90 --> 647.42] i'm terrible at them i'm pretty good at mario kart but none of those real things wanted to play it +[647.42 --> 651.84] anyways was like you know what i'll give up i'll finally install windows 10 i'm sure they've gotten +[651.84 --> 658.56] a lot better uh over the last like quite a while as i've been using old operating systems um and then +[658.56 --> 663.94] this week the week i was planning on announcing that i i read the news article that the new update +[663.94 --> 670.36] is maybe going to just delete people's files brilliant so we'll get into that later and then +[670.36 --> 678.76] the actual big news like with far larger implications is that china apparently infiltrated apple and amazon +[678.76 --> 687.84] and multiple other companies with a hardware security compromise uh so we'll get into that quite a bit +[687.84 --> 695.26] more later allegedly allegedly allegedly let's go ahead and run the intro allegedly well we're +[695.26 --> 700.64] actually running the intro yeah allegedly i'm just being very careful on this episode +[700.64 --> 703.44] very careful +[703.44 --> 722.66] like just let our video go up and like let the momentum start to go down a little bit we had +[722.66 --> 730.00] to just get right in there and crap all over it which i mean we've i don't think we're gonna take +[730.00 --> 736.24] another run at it like realistically it's a lot it's actually a lot of work and so you know mad +[736.24 --> 743.40] respect to the people who you know get top scores and stuff um but i think i think i think we're done +[743.40 --> 748.94] i mean really what we wanted to do was come out of nowhere having not acknowledged what was going +[748.94 --> 756.16] on at all and just be like womp okay bye but then we didn't have an envi link bridge so we couldn't do +[756.16 --> 762.42] sli which is what everyone else was kind of focused on but that's probably fine anyway because we don't +[762.42 --> 769.32] have the same godlike cpu that jay has and we only even tried one gpu yeah we were just like okay hopefully +[769.32 --> 779.26] this one's pretty deece here we go um yeah so we got we got lucky we got lucky all right speaking of +[779.26 --> 785.40] getting lucky why don't we just open with this so it was posted by spartaman64 on the forum the original +[785.40 --> 798.56] article here is from bloomberg and there is a fair bit of kind of um uncorroborated information in this +[798.56 --> 804.52] article what's up that people are yelling that there's a bloomberg thing that there's a bloomberg +[804.52 --> 811.56] thing or sorry that there's a super chat oh there's a super chat oh fake news on the bloomberg article +[811.56 --> 818.06] yeah we are gonna talk about that yeah oh boy i think that's the one they're actually talking about +[818.06 --> 825.56] okay so um we know we know there's there's some weird stuff in the bloomberg article we'll talk about +[825.56 --> 834.16] that later we'll talk about we'll talk about that um gamers nexus just sent us a super chat +[834.16 --> 841.84] when and you know the funny thing about this is like we were just trying to be nice you know +[841.84 --> 849.28] by by beating all we were just trying to no no we bring more attention to no we no we we sent them a +[849.28 --> 855.82] super chat oh during their live stream yeah yeah so we were just trying to be nice i mean the fact +[855.82 --> 865.02] that it was 84 and 46 cents which happens to be the single gpu score oh that knocked them out +[865.02 --> 874.06] is a coincidence and there's really no reason for steve to get all salty about it and like return the +[874.06 --> 880.16] money because i mean really really it was it wasn't about like you know getting attention over +[880.16 --> 885.80] on his live stream or whatever this was about wanting to be supportive of his efforts i mean you +[885.80 --> 892.36] can you can you know you can break a lot of hardware you know treating it the way that he is right now +[892.36 --> 899.58] so it's it's just we we care about the hardware more yeah yeah exactly exactly yeah we still want to +[899.58 --> 904.50] break things yeah and we have a lot of respect for steve which is why we wanted to support him +[904.50 --> 910.56] and the valuable work that he does yeah with our 84 and 46 cents donate to gamers nexus today yeah +[910.56 --> 917.64] all right anyway they don't need our charity but they might need you yeah they might need yours +[917.64 --> 925.76] oops okay so let's go ahead and let's let's run through this here shall we so a bloomberg report +[925.76 --> 931.06] claims claims claims allegedly allegedly that china spies have carried out the most significant +[931.06 --> 936.28] supply chain attack ever known against american companies and what they mean by a supply chain +[936.28 --> 946.30] attack is that instead of trying to um to steal data by intercepting network traffic or by um gaining +[946.30 --> 952.74] physical access to a server that is already configured and already running uh and then and then steal the +[952.74 --> 961.30] data that way a supply chain attack would have the attacker actually hijack the shipment physically +[961.30 --> 967.74] oftentimes between two parties neither of which are aware of what's going on yeah make some kind of +[967.74 --> 975.04] change and then forward it again without either party becoming aware of what's going on so here's +[975.04 --> 982.56] the story allegedly according to the bloomberg report so in 2015 amazon began evaluating american +[982.56 --> 988.58] startup called elemental technologies yada yada yada that became amazon prime video so as part of +[988.58 --> 993.72] their due diligence amazon hired a third-party company to scrutinize their security elemental was +[993.72 --> 999.24] apparently using allegedly servers assembled by supermicro so we're familiar with supermicro we've +[999.24 --> 1005.06] used a fair bit of supermicro's gear ourselves including our main file storage server um i think +[1005.06 --> 1010.58] they're also pretty well known overall yeah so they were sent to ontario for testing the testers found a +[1010.58 --> 1014.52] tiny microchip about the size of a grain of rice that wasn't part of the board's original design +[1014.52 --> 1021.96] the chip apparently allegedly incorporated memory networking capability and sufficient processing power +[1021.96 --> 1029.02] for an attack so allegedly when the server was installed and switched on the microchip could alter +[1029.02 --> 1033.78] the operating system's core so it could accept modifications and the chip could contact computers +[1033.78 --> 1039.16] controlled by the attackers for further instructions and code so the primary role of an implant like this +[1039.16 --> 1044.96] would be to open doors that other attackers can go through depending on the board model allegedly +[1044.96 --> 1049.40] the chips varied slightly in size suggesting that the attackers had supplied different factories with +[1049.40 --> 1055.02] different batches amazon allegedly reported the discovery to the u.s authorities at this time +[1055.02 --> 1060.42] allegedly and at this time as well elemental servers could be found in department of defense data +[1060.42 --> 1066.42] centers the cia's drone operations and the onboard networks of navy warships but elemental was just one of +[1066.42 --> 1076.08] hundreds of super micro customers so the uh allegedly ensuing top secret probe remains open today more +[1076.08 --> 1080.82] than three years later with investigators determining that the chips allowed attackers to create a stealth +[1080.82 --> 1086.38] doorway into any network that included the altered machines now allegedly a lot of these things +[1086.38 --> 1098.84] don't initially necessarily pass a sniff test here even even like for not super technical people yeah like here can i give my my idiot +[1098.84 --> 1103.92] version of why a lot of this doesn't make a ton of sense okay and then i'll let you go sure okay +[1103.92 --> 1112.58] so a chip on a motherboard unless you're running your router with like um what's it called the auto configuring +[1112.58 --> 1121.28] stupid thing yeah wps w w no um man that's the auto connecting thing if that's what you're talking about +[1121.28 --> 1122.46] yeah no not that one +[1122.46 --> 1130.82] what's it called uh upnp okay yeah unless you're running a router with upnp +[1130.82 --> 1138.78] to my knowledge there is no way that a machine on the network can reconfigure the ports +[1138.78 --> 1142.52] that your network has open and how they're forwarded +[1142.52 --> 1148.50] so there's there's even more stuff than just that okay but that's just that's just the first thing +[1148.50 --> 1155.52] yeah so one thing i noticed but wasn't good enough with electronics to really yeah dive further into +[1155.52 --> 1161.02] but then was super happy that wendell started talking about it on twitter yeah was that like a chip +[1161.02 --> 1167.86] of literally that size and that in that place those connections yeah it would have to be like a two to +[1167.86 --> 1174.00] four pin chip right like what is it doing yeah what can you do with two pins so and people started +[1174.00 --> 1179.22] diving more into that but it's like it's already weird just at that level yeah and like this is way +[1179.22 --> 1183.72] beyond me so i don't know but the first hardware thing that stood out to me and we should go ahead +[1183.72 --> 1188.26] and we should pop this uh this article open here again and one thing i want to add is that people +[1188.26 --> 1193.84] far better at this stuff than linus and i are noticing these things yeah so so this was the first +[1193.84 --> 1198.76] thing that popped out to me here's the board and you can see they're kind of stripping off components +[1198.76 --> 1205.92] as we go here and here's the chip so i just i'm gonna i'm gonna print screen this real real quick +[1205.92 --> 1220.86] here there we go uh mspaint mspaint saves the day okay can we not shrink this really really oh paint +[1220.86 --> 1229.24] can you just why why why okay resize here we go percentage uh i don't i don't know 40 percent +[1229.24 --> 1238.08] there we go good enough all right so here's the issue so this uh this is a type of motherboard that +[1238.08 --> 1243.10] is pretty typical and what are they called blade servers yeah so this is where you basically are just +[1243.10 --> 1250.36] sliding an entire computer into a small bay in a larger chassis that would contain multiple computers +[1250.36 --> 1257.32] so this is really high density high density stuff here all right so the location was like somewhere +[1257.32 --> 1266.28] around here and the bloomberg article reports that it was able to get memory information i'm kind of +[1266.28 --> 1276.70] sitting here going how because this is your main motherboard chipset as far as i can tell and this +[1276.70 --> 1283.20] they've actually they seem to have blanked out yeah some of the details on this but this isn't much +[1283.20 --> 1291.62] and i don't know the most about pcb layout and board design for sure yeah but what i do know is that +[1291.62 --> 1299.92] you don't go out of your way to run traces like this well definitely not on a curve but like yeah you +[1299.92 --> 1303.88] don't want to run them far definitely you don't want to run them any further than you have to except in +[1303.88 --> 1310.76] very specific instances like for example memory high speed memory can benefit from little zigzags +[1310.76 --> 1316.34] so you'll see little zigzags in some traces and then you'll see straight uh straight traces running +[1316.34 --> 1324.50] to other places so for example let's say this is a cpu and this is the like you know four dim slots +[1324.50 --> 1329.96] next to it so in some can you hold this for me please sure thank you sir so in some cases you might see +[1329.96 --> 1337.04] straight traces going out to the extremities and then you might see zigzag traces going here and +[1337.04 --> 1341.88] that's because when you're going real real fast i'm good when you're going real real fast it can +[1341.88 --> 1348.38] actually the difference in the arrival timing of the electrons can make a difference on that scale +[1348.38 --> 1355.00] so anyway but for something where you're transferring i wasn't fully listening to what you're saying because i was +[1355.00 --> 1360.02] reading chat but aj saying no it's to match the length of the lengths of the traces i know i just +[1360.02 --> 1367.64] said that oh i don't know it's just trying to put his input in there oh okay that was the okay okay if +[1367.64 --> 1372.08] it wasn't clear then it's really important that that's clear the reason that they're zigzagging here +[1372.08 --> 1376.42] is because that's a shorter distance and the reason that they're not zigzagging at the extremities +[1376.42 --> 1381.50] is because that's a longer distance so you got a zigzag here so that the traces are all the same length +[1381.50 --> 1390.30] so that the timing doesn't get bunged up all right so anyway that chip in order to have access to +[1390.30 --> 1396.52] memory what was it memory networking and what what else allegedly was it did it have access to here +[1396.52 --> 1405.60] hold on let me go let me go back to our notes um doorway into network etc etc uh what's that uh +[1405.60 --> 1412.62] i don't necessarily want to say it hold on ah interesting answer phone everyone's spamming that +[1412.62 --> 1415.68] oh i had my phone on silent +[1415.68 --> 1421.82] what do you want +[1421.82 --> 1428.68] so first of all i have you on speaker don't say anything uh but you don't want to reflect poorly +[1428.68 --> 1433.32] on your image i i don't think anything that i do could reflect poorly on my image +[1433.32 --> 1439.16] i think people are kind of used to my nonsense at this point what can i do for you +[1439.16 --> 1446.74] uh this is fine because uh our chat said that you uh you read our message and i wanted to make sure +[1446.74 --> 1454.86] you know it wasn't just oh oh no my feelings are super hurt actually so you know you know that uh you +[1454.86 --> 1460.34] know that event that um that you went ahead and attended last year where we kind of like +[1460.34 --> 1466.24] buried the hatchet and stuff like you were you were there for that right because i had really +[1466.24 --> 1470.58] understood that the hatchet was buried and now it really feel it feels like the hatchet has been +[1470.58 --> 1478.98] pulled out but like not out of the stump you know not not not out of the stump look steve i never +[1478.98 --> 1487.38] pull out okay that's why i got a vasectomy okay so look it feels like the hatchet that you pulled +[1487.38 --> 1493.64] out was not in a stump but actually in my chest and i'm bleeding right now steve i'm bleeding +[1493.64 --> 1501.62] i'm so sorry lion uh is there anything i can do to make it to stop the bleeding +[1501.62 --> 1512.48] you know what just just just just don't show up at ltx next year oh just don't show up even though +[1512.48 --> 1518.32] and then you know what this is breaking news breaking news actually we had a great chat with uh we're not +[1518.32 --> 1524.76] going to name any names but we had a great chat with an unnamed large land party organizer +[1524.76 --> 1536.64] and it looks like don't name them and it looks like ltx had somewhat confirmed next year is going to be +[1536.64 --> 1545.94] more than double the footprint with a byoc lan that is going to have capacity for hundreds of gamers +[1545.94 --> 1551.98] oh my god that is actually amazing and by the way steve i'm totally joking you have to be there it's +[1551.98 --> 1558.28] gonna it's gonna rock and of course i'm just messing with you uh thank you for uh thank you for thank +[1558.28 --> 1563.78] you for being uh hilarious in all this should consider doing yeah thanks for keeping it going i think it +[1563.78 --> 1567.88] was good for the community and you were streaming so you missed it but i actually just pre-called +[1567.88 --> 1573.04] like the hell out of ltx so i'm glad to hear you're joking because i'd have to take all that +[1573.04 --> 1578.76] oh yeah no way man it's gonna be so much better next year we are really looking forward to it and +[1578.76 --> 1583.98] i mean i just just so everyone knows like these events don't happen overnight like we are absolutely +[1583.98 --> 1587.36] already working on it it's not going to be happening for like another eight or nine months but +[1587.36 --> 1592.74] yeah i'm looking forward to it and uh i know i've kind of missed you at the last couple of events i +[1592.74 --> 1596.84] don't even think either of us went to uh went to the threadripper 2 thing did you go +[1596.84 --> 1606.08] no no okay well if nothing else i'll see you at ces right sounds good yeah all right okay cool man +[1606.08 --> 1614.58] all right bye steve all right bye steve you guys should consider just for fun yeah having like an +[1614.58 --> 1621.50] over a live overclocking panel you could even throw in like make it make it weird hardware or something +[1621.50 --> 1627.90] i would actually i've always duos in 98 hundreds i've always had more fun overclocking like weird +[1627.90 --> 1633.02] stuff yeah like get like gt 710s and then just see totally just yeah yeah yeah go to town that'd be +[1633.02 --> 1639.56] sweet like like bring in some weird hardware and have a little like overclocking thing anyway uh so +[1639.56 --> 1649.14] thank you to raging gamer um uh sam landis and uh paco sends who all messaged with super chat here i'm +[1649.14 --> 1654.44] just seeing it now to answer my phone sorry i had it muted because i'm trying to be a bit more of a +[1654.44 --> 1659.38] professional streamer now um because like my phone would go off all the time during streams in the +[1659.38 --> 1666.44] past anyway so uh yeah i i just don't get people who think that there's any kind of real like +[1666.44 --> 1672.72] animosity between us steve jay like any of those people and that's one thing that the computer hardware +[1672.72 --> 1677.68] review community has had for a long time because we've all been kind of friends for quite a long time +[1677.68 --> 1682.86] which has been cool there are a couple of notable exceptions well but i'm not going to name any +[1682.86 --> 1690.20] names but i will say that none of them are youtubers like anyone who thinks that you know me and +[1690.20 --> 1698.62] anyone has any kind of beef like uh or that we're we even really think of each other as competitors like +[1698.62 --> 1707.08] um yeah like awesome's coming to dinner like tomorrow yeah just hanging out not making videos +[1707.08 --> 1712.56] because sometimes that that's nice to do anyway let's get back to let's get back to the chip so +[1712.56 --> 1721.20] all right so in response to my initial sort of reaction here like what could possibly affect all +[1721.20 --> 1727.42] those things apparently what it was supposed to affect was ipmi which i've actually made a video +[1727.42 --> 1736.14] about in the past and what ipmi is is it is remote access to the server and it does allow you to +[1736.14 --> 1742.36] pretty much control the thing so you can get a video feed out uh you can actually uh power it up and down +[1742.36 --> 1749.30] you can uh change bio settings you can change pretty much anything that you would like about it +[1749.30 --> 1760.18] sort of so back to the allegedly all right um so investigators found that the chips had been +[1760.18 --> 1765.94] inserted at factories run by manufacturing subcontractors in china who make 75 of the world's +[1765.94 --> 1771.22] mobile phones and 90 of its pcs they also found eventually that it affected almost 30 companies +[1771.22 --> 1775.26] including a major bank government contractors and the world's most valuable company apple +[1775.26 --> 1781.58] um in may 2015 so this is going way back in time apple allegedly found malicious chips on super +[1781.58 --> 1785.46] micro motherboards and severed ties with super micro the following year though for what it described +[1785.46 --> 1794.30] as unrelated reasons so here's the part where this gets really tricky here's the list of everyone who +[1794.30 --> 1803.20] has denied this amazon said this is quote it is untrue that aws knew about a supply chain compromise +[1803.20 --> 1808.64] an issue with malicious chips or hardware modifications when acquiring elemental apple said +[1808.64 --> 1815.22] on this we can be very clear they have such an apple way of talking don't they apple has never found +[1815.22 --> 1820.76] malicious chips hardware manipulations or vulnerabilities purposely planted in any server +[1820.76 --> 1827.46] super micro we remain unaware of any such investigation the chinese government +[1827.46 --> 1833.56] supply chain safety in cyberspace is an issue of common concern and china is also a victim +[1833.56 --> 1841.90] okay that's not really the strongest denial no no but the fbi cis and nsa said no comment +[1841.90 --> 1848.60] now the company's denials are countered by six current and former senior senior national security +[1848.60 --> 1853.16] officials who in conversations that began during the obama administration and continued under the trump +[1853.16 --> 1856.34] administration detailed the discovery of the chips and the government's investigation +[1856.34 --> 1862.16] in all 17 people confirmed the manipulation of super micro's hardware and other elements of the +[1862.16 --> 1867.30] attacks are those actually confirmed or is that claimed by bloomberg this is all claimed by bloomberg yeah +[1867.30 --> 1881.28] so yeah i don't know me so there's more allegedly so here's here's part of the problem with all of this +[1881.28 --> 1896.64] a denial is interesting um but not necessarily the be all and end all it's not like apple is going to +[1896.64 --> 1905.86] you know yeah all of our networks were compromised yeah well actually they would they would just verify +[1905.86 --> 1912.86] why would they as long as they've fixed it now and again allegedly one government official said that +[1912.86 --> 1921.30] no consumer data was known to have been stolen so if apple has found the problem fixed the problem and +[1921.30 --> 1925.46] doesn't have to worry about this problem popping up at any point in the future +[1925.46 --> 1932.50] then okay why why would they go ahead and broadcast this on their own +[1932.50 --> 1939.18] one interesting thing for me how is super micro strip saying we remain unaware of any such investigation +[1939.18 --> 1944.42] it's just kind of interesting that these it's it's so +[1944.42 --> 1951.26] it's so much of a blanket no so apple says nope we've never seen anything like this in a server +[1951.26 --> 1956.98] and china says we're a victim too yeah that's pretty weird well that's a little weird +[1956.98 --> 1963.86] so i'm not much of a tinfoil hat conspiracy theory nut but i can understand why it would be that these +[1963.86 --> 1970.62] companies have issued denials and that everyone is speaking um under condition of anonymity on something +[1970.62 --> 1977.94] like this because you might have an nda or you might be subject to criminal prosecution +[1977.94 --> 1983.18] if you were to talk about it that's true um that's very fair +[1983.18 --> 1994.46] so now would they go to bloomberg i don't know it's a wonderful question so all we can really do +[1994.46 --> 2003.34] is say hey here's what was reported by bloomberg who has not typically been known to be complete yahoos +[2003.34 --> 2012.94] um here's all the denials that have been issued and there were lots of them and um make of that what you will +[2012.94 --> 2020.94] i mean the fbi cis and nsa not commenting is not really a denial to be clear yep those are listed under +[2020.94 --> 2028.94] denials but that's not really a denial the only way that we could know for sure would be if independent +[2028.94 --> 2035.98] owners of super micro servers contacted super micro asked for a board layout diagram and check their +[2035.98 --> 2041.90] motherboards to see if these chips were present now the problem with that is that this all allegedly +[2041.90 --> 2047.74] happened a few years ago and depending on the upgrade cycle of any given data center +[2048.86 --> 2054.22] it would be fairly simple it would be fairly straightforward for these these middlemen to +[2054.22 --> 2059.42] intercept only large-scale orders intended for particular customers and if the goal wasn't going +[2059.42 --> 2065.82] after end users then the goal probably also isn't your mom and pop you know youtube channel like us +[2065.82 --> 2071.02] and the motherboard in their one-off super micro server it was probably looking for these bulk orders +[2071.02 --> 2076.62] that were um that were subcontracted out because otherwise i believe super micro actually has their +[2076.62 --> 2083.26] own manufacturing capabilities don't don't quote me on that one so depending on the upgrade cycle of the +[2083.26 --> 2087.50] data centers of the companies they were targeting or depending on their policies some of them just +[2087.50 --> 2092.46] destroy hardware rather than flipping it on ebay whereas others do like you'll see you know when +[2093.02 --> 2098.14] a hundred gigabit networking gets to the point where it's affordable and practical all of a sudden +[2098.14 --> 2103.66] you'll see a bunch of 40 gigabit enterprise gear just flood ebay um but not everyone some do that but +[2103.66 --> 2108.46] some of them don't so we don't know if any of these servers because we don't know what models they are +[2108.46 --> 2114.14] are have ended up on ebay or have ended up in the hands of individual users so there's still certainly +[2114.94 --> 2122.94] more to come on all of this but all we can say is what we know for now which is nothing for certain +[2122.94 --> 2128.46] for the moment and all right i'm gonna drop a plug here real quick oh for my thing is that cool oh yeah +[2128.46 --> 2134.22] yeah go for it speaking of servers and infrastructure if you guys are into that uh i thought i was done +[2134.22 --> 2140.70] hiring for a little while but apparently not flow plane media is looking for a system administer uh +[2140.70 --> 2148.38] administrator uh and what i was reading that for a second um and and is looking for people to apply +[2148.38 --> 2152.86] now i'm posting in the twitch chat i can't i don't have access to the youtube thing right now but it will +[2152.86 --> 2157.98] be in the description on youtube later on it'll be on the description of of everything so feel free to +[2157.98 --> 2164.70] apply the form is like pretty long and asks if you have experience with a ton of different things +[2164.70 --> 2169.10] if you don't have experience with everything on the list that's okay we're just trying to get a picture +[2169.10 --> 2174.46] of who you are and what types of things you have experience with having experience with linux +[2174.46 --> 2179.50] administration is obviously pretty important but the rest of them are a little bit more flexible +[2180.30 --> 2182.46] cool microsoft experience does not help +[2182.46 --> 2190.46] uh dang it just well it doesn't right dang it doesn't really 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--> 2286.62] pretty slick the motherboard tray can be decoupled and relocated also it can even be used as a test bench +[2286.62 --> 2291.34] it's got modular hard drive slots it supports up to five hard drives 10 ssds and two optical drives if +[2291.34 --> 2295.26] you're still into that sort of thing it's got a functional power supply shroud that doesn't just hide the +[2295.26 --> 2300.14] power supply it can even be used to mount an ssd or a fan while leaving enough space for a radiator +[2300.14 --> 2307.50] in the front it's got tempered glass and leds you know because it's 2018 and for io it supports usb 3.1 +[2307.50 --> 2311.82] type c and it's also got a wireless charger for chi enabled smartphones you can check it out on +[2311.82 --> 2321.26] newegg at the link below the video finally savage jerky oh boy oh oh we got a new shipment i'm just +[2321.26 --> 2325.18] gonna sit here and eat maple buffalo bacon and you're not going for the reaper again this week +[2325.18 --> 2332.62] no no i i did that last time so savage jerky as you guys know they've been on here a ton uh they have +[2332.62 --> 2339.58] a whole bunch of different awesome flavors 13 to be exact of their different uh jerky including bacon +[2339.58 --> 2344.46] which is i believe what you're going for right now yeah maple buffalo bacon uh they also make barbecue +[2344.46 --> 2349.98] sauce hot sauce and spice rub i stole some of that last week ha ha ha um their hot sauces oh it says +[2349.98 --> 2354.62] right here the hot sauces are so good luke and linus took them home yeah so we don't actually have +[2355.58 --> 2360.54] a like display bottle right now they're really good though the the last one that was here was um +[2361.66 --> 2369.26] oh what is it called jalapeno mojo okay my like favorite flavor i don't remember the exact name of it +[2369.26 --> 2374.70] but something mojo um anyways it's it's it's really good stuff the their jerky is made with the best +[2374.70 --> 2379.02] ingredients without nitrates or preservatives with a goal to create a snack that is full of flavor and +[2379.02 --> 2384.70] spice that isn't bad for you use offer code ltt to save 10 off of their products you can see the +[2384.70 --> 2392.46] link here or in the description if you're watching later on jerky i know right all right let's talk +[2392.46 --> 2401.34] about windows 10 oh boy so this was posted by dan castellanata on the front castle castellanata +[2401.34 --> 2409.74] castellanata dang it homer simpson that's just his username on the forum not not the real not the +[2409.74 --> 2415.34] real homer simpson so the original article here is from zdnet and basically +[2417.42 --> 2422.70] it's always recommended like that's the funny thing about this is it's always recommended when +[2422.70 --> 2430.38] you perform an update to back up your data yeah but like over the last couple of years is it faded +[2430.38 --> 2436.30] is it the smartphone shift in the industry that i don't think so because like it used to be that you +[2436.30 --> 2440.54] got a warning even on like a smartphone because you don't anymore you don't anymore and windows +[2440.54 --> 2445.26] update's all automatic they try to barely touch it because people used to complain about it all the time +[2445.26 --> 2452.62] but that's always been considered best practice and then now when everyone's gotten lax about it +[2453.58 --> 2461.02] it's finally happening allegedly and not just like a file or two apparently one user is claiming to +[2461.02 --> 2472.78] have lost 220 gigs of data after updating like so the version number is windows 10 1809 and it says here +[2472.78 --> 2480.62] if you get a warning about intel drivers do not proceed okay so all the amd fanboys are like +[2483.26 --> 2486.06] so it appears to be related to some interaction with one drive +[2486.94 --> 2491.58] no great where documents saved in the user directory and not one drive will be deleted oh +[2494.46 --> 2498.86] okay that's the reverse of what i thought was going to happen and that's so much worse it also +[2498.86 --> 2502.62] appears that if you've done anything non-standard with one drive or your my documents +[2502.62 --> 2508.54] folder it may place your files at risk and all right went down the wrong pipe one second +[2509.50 --> 2515.26] i i definitely have and i think a lot of people here have now now that it's the most practical +[2515.26 --> 2519.26] way especially if you're running a single box and you don't have a nas the most practical way to run +[2519.26 --> 2525.58] your storage these days economically is to have a small boot ssd for most of your programs and stuff +[2525.58 --> 2531.82] and then a large hard drive for your mass storage yeah and the problem is that windows automatically +[2531.82 --> 2538.14] puts your my documents on your c drive because microsoft still lives in the land of single +[2538.14 --> 2543.90] drives and computers um it's just it's just baffling to me that it's just not automatically tiered anyway +[2543.90 --> 2551.18] a whole other conversation um but anyway so a really common thing for people to do because a lot of +[2551.18 --> 2556.46] programs without asking will just automatically dump crap in my documents my pictures my videos +[2556.46 --> 2560.30] like that kind of thing so what a lot of users will do if they're managing their data correctly +[2560.30 --> 2564.70] in fact i think we did a guide that's got like over a million views over on ncix tech tips showing +[2564.70 --> 2571.42] people how to do this is they'll remap those those stock system folders to a folder on their mechanical +[2571.42 --> 2578.62] hard drive so if you did that it appears that it might place your files at risk and rolling back +[2578.62 --> 2587.74] the install does not restore the missing files wow the rollback not restoring the files +[2589.66 --> 2595.10] in my opinion is worse than it deleting the files in the first place oh yeah way worse way worse +[2595.10 --> 2601.10] that's gnarly and since we're on the subject what does this windows update even offer well +[2601.10 --> 2607.18] this was posted by goodbytes on the forum mostly minor changes and to be clear goodbytes is constantly +[2607.18 --> 2615.74] pointed out as being a hardcore microsoft fanboy yeah um mostly minor changes some features like +[2615.74 --> 2621.58] sets and alt tab bringing up browser tabs have been delayed so your phone an app that your phone an +[2621.58 --> 2625.98] app that will allow you to better interact with your phone from your pc allows you to send and receive +[2625.98 --> 2630.70] sms messages and interact with your 25 most recent images from your gallery on an android phone so that's +[2630.70 --> 2636.78] cool cool but then that should also be coming to windows 10 version 1803 so while it's headlining as +[2636.78 --> 2641.58] an 1809 feature it's actually an independent app there's a new clipboard history that syncs with the +[2641.58 --> 2646.14] cloud and works across devices so it's being added to swift key on ios and android that's pretty cool +[2646.14 --> 2651.02] that's that is actually pretty cool that is legitimately quite cool also comes to the windows 10 on-screen +[2651.02 --> 2655.26] keyboard with this update i can't believe that took so long microsoft bought swift key what like two years +[2655.26 --> 2660.94] ago or something anyway there's a dark theme for file explorer i okay i can see people wanting to +[2660.94 --> 2666.94] update for that snipping tool is being deprecated being replaced by a new snipping experience no that +[2666.94 --> 2671.90] can be opened with wind shift s i don't know it might be fine i mean do you do you not use sharex at +[2671.90 --> 2680.30] this point anyway yeah okay and the usual improvements to microsoft edge browser want more but like on on +[2680.30 --> 2685.66] systems that i haven't used before having snipping tools really nice new emoji notepad improvements +[2687.10 --> 2693.26] so all of that sounds worth giving up some data over right okay okay if there wasn't if there wasn't +[2693.26 --> 2699.26] the data loss i will i will throw them this phone if there wasn't the data loss if you were uh if you +[2699.26 --> 2704.06] were able to recover your data with a with a system rollback so if they weren't boning you you'd throw them +[2705.74 --> 2710.22] yeah pretty much this does actually sound like a decent update yeah dark theme is cool the phone app +[2710.22 --> 2717.26] thing is cool the swift key copy paste cloud thing is cool uh but yeah i kind of need my files so +[2717.26 --> 2727.58] shoddy not all right and finally macbook pro and imac pros require apple's diagnostics for certain repairs +[2729.98 --> 2735.82] ot2 chip so you know about the t2 chip right so that's the encryption chip on some of apple's new +[2735.82 --> 2741.58] devices that basically makes it so that let's talk about the good things first um someone who steals +[2741.58 --> 2746.94] your device can't get your data i mean it's cool that's pretty cool yeah but it does other stuff +[2747.90 --> 2757.74] so on the 2018 macbook pro repairs involving the logic board okay touch id all right that's security related +[2757.74 --> 2769.58] the battery the keyboard the display the top casing and the track the trackpad and the speakers the +[2769.58 --> 2777.74] speakers is my favorite part the speakers really to be fair the keyboard battery trackpad and speakers +[2777.74 --> 2785.74] are all only included because of the top case so the t2 chip if you complete if you complete repairs like +[2785.74 --> 2796.78] those without apple's blessing will brick your macbook pro if you replace a broken speaker now on the imac pro +[2796.78 --> 2803.10] this makes more sense logic board and flash storage repairs okay fine so if any of those parts are +[2803.10 --> 2810.06] repaired and apple diagnostics are not run the system will be inoperative and the repair will be incomplete +[2810.06 --> 2817.02] now the apple diagnostic suite is limited to internal use by apple stores and apple authorized service +[2817.02 --> 2822.78] providers so independent repair shops without apple certification may be unable to repair certain +[2822.78 --> 2826.38] parts of these machines and in the case of the macbook it's like basically anything +[2829.26 --> 2834.54] um now apparently the t2 chip does include more than i thought so system management controller signal +[2834.54 --> 2841.42] image signal processor audio controller and ssd controller and the secure enclave but why did it +[2841.42 --> 2847.10] have to include the audio controller i'm sure apple has some kind of reason for that but then they also +[2848.14 --> 2851.98] could recognize that replacing a speaker is probably benign +[2854.30 --> 2860.78] really frustrating nothing we say or do is going to change anything i mean apple very intentionally because +[2860.78 --> 2866.70] you bet your butt they noticed the videos that we made about our experience with the imac pro +[2866.70 --> 2871.74] very intentionally has not acknowledged us they've not reached out offering to help or anything like +[2871.74 --> 2877.50] that so apple's just clearly going yeah i think we're just going to keep doing this because people aren't +[2877.50 --> 2884.30] upset enough so and the frustrating thing that rhymes is it seems to be it seems to be spreading i mean you +[2884.30 --> 2887.82] and i were talking about this the other day so one of the reasons that i went with a chevy volt +[2887.82 --> 2893.74] was that i am really not a fan of what tesla is doing with respect to right to repair um the fact +[2893.74 --> 2899.82] that they are limiting people basically limiting the ability to work on these vehicles to people who +[2899.82 --> 2905.82] have their you know magic wand blessing why exactly is that why do we accept that as consumers and there's +[2905.82 --> 2913.90] youtubers who have made careers out of trying to find ways to like forcibly repair teslas did you watch the +[2913.90 --> 2918.46] same documentary i did then i don't think i've watched the documentary i don't know it was youtube +[2918.46 --> 2924.22] video but it was in a doc-y style very likely then i forgot the guy what the guy's name was yeah yeah +[2924.22 --> 2931.10] yeah he's awesome yeah basically like awesome dude he's super awesome flat out um and so it's really +[2931.10 --> 2934.70] impressive the kind of stuff yeah i don't really understand why we're supporting these things +[2935.50 --> 2941.18] because it is blatantly anti-consumer yeah period yeah because the security there are some okay there are +[2941.18 --> 2946.78] some legitimate concerns in both of these areas yes to defend them a little bit yeah electric guitars +[2946.78 --> 2954.30] can be pretty electric guitars it's my day today man i'm just on point electric cars can be a little +[2954.30 --> 2962.78] bit problematic if repaired poorly but like so can normal cars explosions and stuff right like i don't +[2962.78 --> 2969.74] know this doesn't seem super hard to understand that like you're there's some liability involved in +[2969.74 --> 2976.54] repairing something but generally with most countries laws if the owner of the item is +[2976.54 --> 2981.18] repairing it they're taking personal liability for the repair and if you pay a shop to repair it that +[2981.18 --> 2988.62] shop is taking liability for the repair and the reality of it is that this industry of like basically +[2989.34 --> 2998.06] massive like buckets of of explosive fuel that people ride around in has been around for an awful long +[2998.06 --> 3006.94] time yeah and i think we've as correct me if i'm wrong but i'm not aware of any situation where +[3007.50 --> 3015.66] a repair does a repaired something somehow like a repaired ford came back to ford somehow because of an +[3015.66 --> 3022.94] error that the repair technician made i don't know i mean correct me if i'm wrong please do yeah i'm not +[3022.94 --> 3028.62] i don't i don't know honestly i'm sure it has happened some dude tried to fix his ford and then +[3029.26 --> 3032.14] when he failed he brought it to ford and ford was like what the heck dude +[3034.30 --> 3039.82] i don't know but that's fine oh you're talking like a repair happened on a vehicle and then it blew +[3039.82 --> 3044.62] up or something and then ford got in trouble yeah i'm not aware of anything like that happening yeah +[3044.62 --> 3051.58] personally i don't know all right we've got a couple of super chats um serpent xfs appreciate the love among +[3051.58 --> 3058.54] tech tubers look forward to next year's ltx hashtag never pull out rock on man uh spencer says so +[3058.54 --> 3067.50] microsoft can fix the update right thanks spencer that's good uh vast horizon i'd send more but this +[3067.50 --> 3074.14] is all i can afford i love you guys though oh well thank you uh jordan been watching guys a little over +[3074.14 --> 3078.86] a year you guys boosted my interest in a tech career currently attending college for ictits keep doing +[3078.86 --> 3088.14] what you do rock on to you too um and i think that pretty much wraps oh this is a good question okay +[3088.14 --> 3094.30] last topic of the day and this was actually suggested here by none i wonder what would happen +[3095.02 --> 3102.30] if you used the cpu's integrated heat spreader as a water block so basically just drill two holes +[3102.30 --> 3109.42] and solder copper pipes onto it okay so a couple problems here um problem numero uno you would have +[3109.42 --> 3118.30] to have some way of um like protecting the rest of the cpu from the water which will inevitably pick +[3118.30 --> 3124.62] up some ions that will make it conductive and then obviously that's going to be a pretty bad scene um +[3125.66 --> 3130.54] problem number the second as far as i know most ihs's are not fully sealed so you would have to make +[3130.54 --> 3135.90] sure that you actually complete the seal and do a good job there um problem number the next is they're +[3135.90 --> 3142.06] quite small and so actually getting um like large enough barbs that you'd be able to get the kind of +[3142.06 --> 3149.10] flow rate that you want for the first for optimal cooling would be a little bit difficult um number +[3149.66 --> 3155.90] problem number the next is that having the dye soldered or liquid metaled to an ihs +[3156.46 --> 3163.18] probably increases your surface area helping with cooling more than the benefits of having +[3163.90 --> 3169.50] um the water directly touching the dye would help i guess is what i'm trying to say so having this +[3169.50 --> 3174.70] bigger area where you've got a slight um barrier that you have to pass through versus having a very +[3174.70 --> 3182.94] small area i suspect they probably like thought of that at some point um but it seems like the kind of +[3182.94 --> 3186.46] thing that we'd be crazy enough to try so i'm not saying we're never going to do it +[3188.86 --> 3195.34] cool suggestion someone said um sorry wizard mon said 100 fords start firing crashes and not a +[3195.34 --> 3200.86] single person cares one tesla hits a barrier at high speeds braining an ankle of the driver and the car +[3200.86 --> 3206.86] slowly starts on fire as he limps away national tv newspapers talk shows reblogged 12 million times +[3206.86 --> 3211.34] this argument has been brought up many times um +[3213.42 --> 3216.62] personally i don't think it's a valid enough reason to take rights away from consumers +[3217.82 --> 3222.78] and i think we can end the show right there cool have a good one thanks for watching diff --git a/YouTube CRUSHES Logan Paul - WAN Show Feb. 9 2018_transcript.txt b/YouTube CRUSHES Logan Paul - WAN Show Feb. 9 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 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It's the WED show! +[10.00 --> 14.00] Confirm live dot box or something. Oh man. +[14.00 --> 16.00] Yeah, our OBS is still +[16.00 --> 18.00] super duper broken. +[18.00 --> 22.00] But, it seems like our audio levels are okay. +[22.00 --> 26.00] Yeah. So I think we are in pretty good shape to just +[26.00 --> 28.00] power on through there. +[28.00 --> 32.00] And the live chat is amazed that we're on time. +[32.00 --> 36.00] There's even some expletives. That's how surprised they are. +[36.00 --> 40.00] You know who you have to thank for us being on time today? +[40.00 --> 44.00] Who do we give credit? Samsung or Colton? Both. +[44.00 --> 46.00] Oh. Both. +[46.00 --> 48.00] Let's give both Samsung and Colton credit. +[48.00 --> 52.00] So we've got a lot of great topics for you guys today. T-Mobile was +[52.00 --> 56.00] sued after cryptocurrency theft. +[56.00 --> 60.00] Yeah. Office 2019 is only going to run on Windows 10 +[60.00 --> 62.00] apparently. Oh no! +[62.00 --> 64.00] Although, does this one include the... +[64.00 --> 66.00] Could you be slightly less of a hater? +[66.00 --> 68.00] I'm so worried. Like would it actually kill you to be... +[68.00 --> 70.00] That my Office from 2010 +[70.00 --> 72.00] is still gonna work on everything that I use. +[72.00 --> 74.00] To be slightly less of a hater? +[74.00 --> 76.00] That's so unfortunate that it's gonna be totally fine. +[76.00 --> 78.00] Apple suffered a significant source code leak. +[78.00 --> 80.00] And Intel is... +[80.00 --> 84.00] They've got this Vaunt project that's like smart glasses. +[84.00 --> 86.00] But like... +[86.00 --> 88.00] Smarter than previous glasses. But like... +[88.00 --> 90.00] Super smart glasses. But not that like techy. +[90.00 --> 92.00] But like there's a lot of tech in them. +[92.00 --> 94.00] But like you don't see it. Yeah. +[94.00 --> 96.00] And uh... Anyway, we'll get to that. +[96.00 --> 98.00] And the show today is brought to you by... +[98.00 --> 102.00] Samsung Super Ultra Wide Gaming! +[102.00 --> 104.00] Whoa! +[104.00 --> 106.00] Let's roll that intro. Do you think the intro will work? +[106.00 --> 108.00] I mean we're on time. Could the intro really work +[108.00 --> 110.00] on the same day that we're on time? Yes. I believe. +[110.00 --> 112.00] Yeah! +[112.00 --> 114.00] It's amazing. +[114.00 --> 118.00] It's almost like we had Colton down here fixing everything before we started. +[128.00 --> 132.00] Oops. I'm trying to type HTTP colon slash slash. +[132.00 --> 134.00] Now it's all like HTTP colon colon slash. +[134.00 --> 136.00] That wouldn't work. +[136.00 --> 138.00] Why do you even write the whole thing out? +[138.00 --> 140.00] Because then it automatically hyperlinks and... +[140.00 --> 142.00] Oh what did I just do? What just happened? +[142.00 --> 144.00] No, it's fine. Everything's fine. +[144.00 --> 150.00] For those of you who aren't already playing WAN Show Bingo... +[150.00 --> 154.00] Now would probably be a good time to start. +[154.00 --> 157.00] I wonder if they already have Luke laughs annoyingly loud. +[157.00 --> 159.00] That seems to be a pretty... +[159.00 --> 160.00] That's like a free square. +[160.00 --> 161.00] That's a freebie. +[161.00 --> 162.00] That should just be the middle square. +[162.00 --> 165.00] The freebie middle square is that we're late. +[165.00 --> 166.00] Is it really? +[166.00 --> 167.00] I'm pretty sure. +[167.00 --> 168.00] No! +[168.00 --> 169.00] Oh wow. +[169.00 --> 171.00] So it's gonna be a lot harder today. +[171.00 --> 173.00] Get absolutely wrecked everyone. +[173.00 --> 175.00] Oh man. +[175.00 --> 178.00] I feel like I only talked to you during WAN Show. +[178.00 --> 180.00] We didn't even manage to do lunch this week. +[180.00 --> 182.00] No, but we're doing dinner on Sunday. +[182.00 --> 183.00] Are we? Oh fun. +[183.00 --> 184.00] Don't forget that. +[184.00 --> 185.00] Right. +[185.00 --> 186.00] That's important. +[186.00 --> 187.00] Yeah, okay. +[187.00 --> 188.00] You need to be there. +[188.00 --> 189.00] Right. +[189.00 --> 193.00] Look, I go places when I'm supposed to be at them. +[193.00 --> 196.00] I'm just making sure. +[196.00 --> 197.00] Can I be late? +[197.00 --> 198.00] Probably. +[198.00 --> 199.00] Okay. +[199.00 --> 201.00] Now everything will be fine. +[201.00 --> 204.00] Then we don't have a problem then. +[204.00 --> 205.00] Do we there, bud? +[205.00 --> 207.00] That's a good call. +[207.00 --> 210.00] So yeah, this is really cool. +[210.00 --> 216.00] I will actually be meeting for the first time in person and some of them even digitally, +[216.00 --> 223.00] the team that has been working on Floatplane, which technically I'm like sort of in charge of, on Sunday. +[223.00 --> 224.00] Yeah. +[224.00 --> 231.00] And it's going to be super exciting because we are getting to the point now where everyone is still frantically working on getting this thing going. +[231.00 --> 237.00] Do you know how many messages I have gotten about people like Cody's lab having their channels disabled? +[237.00 --> 238.00] Yeah. +[238.00 --> 242.00] And just like generally people expressing frustration with YouTube. +[242.00 --> 243.00] Yeah. +[243.00 --> 246.00] And being like, yo, like are you guys still working on Floatplane? +[246.00 --> 247.00] I have. +[247.00 --> 249.00] Like are you guys going to let other creators on the platform? +[249.00 --> 251.00] Because this seems like it would be a good thing for other creators. +[251.00 --> 253.00] We know we're on it for trying. +[253.00 --> 254.00] I will say this. +[254.00 --> 260.00] For the people that are already subscribed, there will be something very cool posted on the 28th. +[260.00 --> 261.00] Oh, really? +[261.00 --> 263.00] In text form. +[263.00 --> 264.00] In text form. +[264.00 --> 265.00] On the site. +[265.00 --> 267.00] What are you even talking about? +[267.00 --> 269.00] I'm going to announce the thing and tell them they can go use it. +[269.00 --> 270.00] Oh. +[270.00 --> 271.00] Oh, cool. +[271.00 --> 272.00] Okay. +[272.00 --> 274.00] But it's just going to be for like them and stuff. +[274.00 --> 275.00] So, yeah. +[275.00 --> 279.00] So I've, believe it or not, I'm already in touch with Cody. +[279.00 --> 287.00] Um, and we've, we've chatted about things and apparently the problem this time, um, I was +[287.00 --> 288.00] watching his video. +[288.00 --> 293.00] The problem this time was his video where he shows how you can make your own gunpowder +[293.00 --> 298.00] by, um, I don't know what the process is called because I'm not nearly as sciencey as Cody. +[298.00 --> 300.00] So I apologize in advance for butchering this. +[300.00 --> 301.00] He's a very sciencey dude. +[301.00 --> 302.00] I love his stuff. +[302.00 --> 306.00] But like, uh, um, I don't know. +[306.00 --> 310.00] It wouldn't be like distilling because you're just taking like the leftover sediment. +[310.00 --> 317.00] I think whatever something he took his own pee and left it for like 18 months and then extracted +[317.00 --> 322.00] the nitrates from it in some way and made gunpowder, which is amazing. +[322.00 --> 326.00] But technically explosives manufacturing. +[326.00 --> 332.00] But, uh, I don't, I've always had enough for years. +[332.00 --> 333.00] Yeah. +[333.00 --> 337.00] And like, I kind of have a soft spot for like sciencey stuff. +[337.00 --> 338.00] Yeah. +[338.00 --> 342.00] Cause like if you had a science textbook from school, you're going to be able to figure that +[342.00 --> 343.00] kind of stuff out. +[343.00 --> 345.00] And like, look, he's in America. +[345.00 --> 352.00] What, what he did was no more, like what he manufactured was no more dangerous than what +[352.00 --> 357.00] you could get by hitting a screecheroo with a hammer and dumping the contents out onto +[357.00 --> 358.00] the table. +[358.00 --> 360.00] Or just going to Walmart and buying it. +[360.00 --> 361.00] I bet you can just buy it at Walmart. +[361.00 --> 362.00] Gunpowder? +[362.00 --> 363.00] I doubt it. +[363.00 --> 364.00] But you can get for... +[364.00 --> 365.00] Oh, but you could just buy like... +[365.00 --> 366.00] Refilling. +[366.00 --> 368.00] I guess, uh, oh, can you just buy gunpowder at Walmart? +[368.00 --> 370.00] I don't know if you can, I know you can just buy it. +[370.00 --> 372.00] I don't know if you can just buy it from Walmart. +[372.00 --> 374.00] Buy gunpowder Walmart. +[374.00 --> 376.00] This video is not going to be monetized. +[376.00 --> 377.00] Um... +[377.00 --> 378.00] Reloading equipment Walmart! +[378.00 --> 380.00] Yeah, but it's probably black powder. +[380.00 --> 381.00] Black powder? +[381.00 --> 382.00] Really? +[382.00 --> 384.00] Which I don't think is technically gunpowder. +[384.00 --> 386.00] I don't know if it would be black powder. +[386.00 --> 388.00] Because I think gunpowder is technically white powder. +[388.00 --> 389.00] I mean, don't... +[389.00 --> 390.00] Black powder rifles are like... +[390.00 --> 391.00] I am not, yeah. +[391.00 --> 396.00] So we've got a HOX number nine black powder gun bore cleaner and patch lubricant. +[396.00 --> 398.00] Um, they've got a powder coated thing. +[398.00 --> 399.00] No, I don't know. +[399.00 --> 400.00] I don't think they sell it. +[400.00 --> 401.00] Okay, okay. +[401.00 --> 402.00] Um, they've got cleaning, cleaning stuff for black powder. +[402.00 --> 405.00] I think black powder is a fair bit easier to obtain. +[405.00 --> 407.00] I don't remember exactly what the difference is, but... +[407.00 --> 408.00] Still goes boom. +[408.00 --> 409.00] Something matters. +[409.00 --> 411.00] It does go boom, but in a different way. +[411.00 --> 412.00] Yeah. +[412.00 --> 413.00] In a different way. +[413.00 --> 416.00] Um, so anyway, we've had a lot of people contacting us about it. +[416.00 --> 418.00] Right, so where was I going with this? +[418.00 --> 421.00] Um, yeah, right, right, right. +[421.00 --> 422.00] Right, right, right. +[422.00 --> 431.00] So it's technically explosives manufacturing, but in the same sense that when I crossed the border and didn't declare the firecr- +[431.00 --> 432.00] Shut up. +[432.00 --> 433.00] What did you do about? +[433.00 --> 441.00] The black cats and I forget what else I had, but I had, like, honestly, the sticks are like this big. +[441.00 --> 442.00] Yeah. +[442.00 --> 458.00] So in the same sense that I was technically transporting explosives across the border, which Canadian border services was not le stoked on, as Canadian border services tend to call it when they are... +[458.00 --> 459.00] Less stoked. +[459.00 --> 460.00] Less stoked. +[460.00 --> 461.00] Less stoked. +[461.00 --> 462.00] We are not less stoked. +[462.00 --> 463.00] Um... +[463.00 --> 465.00] Like, it is... +[465.00 --> 466.00] Yeah. +[466.00 --> 471.00] But it's also not because it's, like, not dangerous. +[471.00 --> 476.00] Like, you could have a black cat go off on your hand and it'd be like, ow! +[476.00 --> 477.00] Crap! +[477.00 --> 479.00] That was dumb, but I'm fine. +[479.00 --> 482.00] They're a little bit stronger than, like, an individual mighty mite. +[482.00 --> 484.00] Like, come on! +[484.00 --> 487.00] Why are they illegal in Canada? +[487.00 --> 488.00] Yeah. +[488.00 --> 490.00] This was my form of protest, okay? +[490.00 --> 491.00] That... +[491.00 --> 494.00] I was protesting. +[494.00 --> 498.00] Samsung is not gonna be impressed with this show that they're tuning into at this point. +[498.00 --> 504.00] Colton's like, you guys, you guys, Samsung's watching the show. +[504.00 --> 505.00] Oh, jeez. +[505.00 --> 506.00] But that's okay. +[506.00 --> 507.00] That's okay. +[507.00 --> 510.00] This was my form of protest, okay? +[510.00 --> 511.00] Yeah. +[511.00 --> 512.00] Um... +[512.00 --> 513.00] And I... +[513.00 --> 517.00] They were like, you know we can keep your car, right? +[517.00 --> 521.00] And back then, my car was worth at least a few hundred dollars. +[521.00 --> 528.00] And I legitimately couldn't afford to just, like, replace it. +[528.00 --> 529.00] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[529.00 --> 533.00] Whereas now, the replacement cost on my car would be significantly lower than that. +[533.00 --> 534.00] Yeah. +[534.00 --> 535.00] Um... +[535.00 --> 538.00] So I was like, oh, I could actually... +[538.00 --> 540.00] Have you ever felt the blood drain out of your face? +[540.00 --> 541.00] Yes. +[541.00 --> 542.00] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. +[542.00 --> 543.00] Because... +[543.00 --> 544.00] And I can completely imagine how in that moment that would happen. +[544.00 --> 548.00] I felt the blood drain out of my face. +[548.00 --> 550.00] And it was not a good thing, okay? +[550.00 --> 552.00] It was not a good thing. +[552.00 --> 554.00] To be fair, usually in moments like that, for me, it's the opposite. +[554.00 --> 555.00] I usually feel just like... +[555.00 --> 556.00] You go flush. +[556.00 --> 557.00] Yeah. +[557.00 --> 558.00] Interesting. +[558.00 --> 561.00] Okay, so I'll get that with anger, but not with fear. +[561.00 --> 565.00] I think, yeah, I think my response is usually similar. +[565.00 --> 566.00] Okay. +[566.00 --> 569.00] Yeah, so for me, the fear response is the... +[569.00 --> 570.00] Is the blanching. +[570.00 --> 572.00] I think it's called blanching. +[572.00 --> 573.00] Um... +[573.00 --> 574.00] Sure. +[574.00 --> 575.00] And then the angry response, I'll get like the... +[575.00 --> 576.00] Like the headache. +[576.00 --> 577.00] Yeah. +[577.00 --> 578.00] The throbby headache. +[578.00 --> 579.00] That's the only one I can... +[580.00 --> 582.00] It's like, I don't get scared. +[582.00 --> 584.00] I'll just get angry. +[584.00 --> 585.00] Well, I think it's... +[585.00 --> 586.00] Luke Laffer, 2018. +[586.00 --> 588.00] I love... +[588.00 --> 591.00] Part of the response though is part of that is flee, right? +[591.00 --> 592.00] Fight or flight? +[592.00 --> 593.00] What? +[593.00 --> 594.00] What? +[594.00 --> 601.00] I never realized that one of your defining characteristics is a loud, obnoxious laugh. +[601.00 --> 602.00] Yes. +[602.00 --> 604.00] And your handle... +[604.00 --> 605.00] Is Laffer. +[605.00 --> 608.00] Is your name abbreviated to laugh? +[608.00 --> 609.00] Yeah. +[609.00 --> 613.00] Was that because your gaming buddies hated your laugh in their microphone ears? +[613.00 --> 615.00] It is literally partially that. +[615.00 --> 616.00] Wow! +[616.00 --> 618.00] Also because that's just my last name short. +[619.00 --> 621.00] Right, but that's the double entendre of... +[621.00 --> 622.00] Yes. +[622.00 --> 623.00] Yes. +[623.00 --> 624.00] You know what? +[624.00 --> 625.00] You know what? +[625.00 --> 626.00] We're... +[626.00 --> 627.00] You know what? +[627.00 --> 628.00] Sorry, Samsung. +[628.00 --> 633.00] We're ending the show now because that's enough knowledge bombs for one WAN show. +[633.00 --> 634.00] Forget it. +[634.00 --> 635.00] I'm done. +[635.00 --> 637.00] The whole chat is just like, wow! +[637.00 --> 638.00] Wow! +[638.00 --> 639.00] Wow! +[639.00 --> 642.00] Can you tell there's no news this week? +[642.00 --> 643.00] Wow! +[643.00 --> 646.00] Actually, you know what? +[646.00 --> 648.00] We do have something really important. +[648.00 --> 649.00] There's great news. +[649.00 --> 651.00] Okay, let's actually do a news topic. +[651.00 --> 652.00] Yeah. +[652.00 --> 653.00] The greatest news. +[653.00 --> 654.00] The most important news. +[654.00 --> 655.00] Yeah. +[655.00 --> 656.00] It's probably kind of a big deal. +[656.00 --> 657.00] Okay. +[657.00 --> 660.00] So I don't actually know if this is in the doc, but this is right off of the creator blog. +[660.00 --> 667.00] So the source for this news topic is actually our YouTube rep who was like, so... +[668.00 --> 669.00] Can you post it in the chat? +[669.00 --> 673.00] You should probably be aware of this at some point. +[674.00 --> 675.00] I think we're fine. +[675.00 --> 676.00] No, no, it's not. +[676.00 --> 677.00] It wasn't like that. +[677.00 --> 678.00] It was just like... +[678.00 --> 679.00] You should know what's going on. +[679.00 --> 683.00] You guys should know what's going on because, hey, we're trying to do a better job of communicating +[683.00 --> 686.00] with creators and being more transparent and all that stuff. +[686.00 --> 691.00] And like it's, you know, it's really cool that we have a creator rep now because for +[691.00 --> 695.00] a long time, even when I thought we were kind of big enough to justify one, we didn't, +[695.00 --> 696.00] but we do. +[696.00 --> 702.00] So, you know, honestly, I'm going to read big chunks of this at a time because you guys +[702.00 --> 704.00] probably aren't going to go off and read it. +[704.00 --> 706.00] And the message is really, really important. +[706.00 --> 712.00] So the title of the article on the blog is Preventing Harm to the Broader YouTube Community. +[712.00 --> 719.00] Because honestly, a lot of the reaction to some of the creators recently, whether we're +[719.00 --> 725.00] talking Spider-Man and Elsa crap or whether we're talking about, you know, people who are +[725.00 --> 733.00] promoting hate or whether we're talking about people who are creating content that is culturally +[733.00 --> 736.00] insensitive and just straight inappropriate. +[736.00 --> 743.00] There has been, there have been a lot of reactions from YouTubers that honestly, I have to confess, +[743.00 --> 744.00] I never felt this way. +[744.00 --> 745.00] Yeah. +[745.00 --> 749.00] I never really felt like I was being lumped in. +[749.00 --> 750.00] And did you? +[750.00 --> 751.00] No. +[751.00 --> 752.00] Okay. +[752.00 --> 762.00] I never felt like I was being lumped in with destructive or hateful creators. +[762.00 --> 764.00] We do get lumped in with tech YouTube. +[764.00 --> 765.00] That's true. +[765.00 --> 766.00] But we are sectioned off. +[766.00 --> 768.00] I got referred to as a tech bro. +[768.00 --> 769.00] Yeah. +[769.00 --> 771.00] For the first time actually a couple of weeks ago. +[771.00 --> 774.00] And that was enlightening for me because I'd never heard the term before apparently. +[774.00 --> 775.00] I haven't heard tech bro. +[775.00 --> 776.00] Yeah. +[776.00 --> 777.00] We're in the tech side. +[777.00 --> 778.00] Okay. +[778.00 --> 779.00] We are fairly segmented. +[779.00 --> 784.00] So, so we don't really feel any way like we get lumped in with the broader YouTuber community, +[784.00 --> 790.00] but there were a lot of reactions from people going like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. +[790.00 --> 791.00] Hey, hold on a second. +[791.00 --> 794.00] Um, you know, I'm getting a lot of vitriol. +[794.00 --> 796.00] I'm getting a lot of negative feedback here. +[796.00 --> 804.00] Yo, not all YouTubers are willing to, or feel like it's right to, to play this game where it's +[804.00 --> 807.00] all about the shock value for views. +[807.00 --> 808.00] Yeah. +[808.00 --> 812.00] Like, in fact, a lot of us really want nothing to do with that. +[812.00 --> 815.00] Please do not lump us in. +[815.00 --> 820.00] But the reality of it is, is that as soon as whether it's a really dangerous or a really +[820.00 --> 827.00] hurtful prank, or whether it is something like the incident in Japan, when that kind +[827.00 --> 833.00] of stuff hits the mainstream media, and I mean mainstream media, not as like a derogatory +[833.00 --> 834.00] term, I mean like TV. +[834.00 --> 842.00] When it hits people who don't live and breathe online video content like we do, I can see +[842.00 --> 843.00] how people might generalize. +[843.00 --> 846.00] Oh, it's another YouTuber in the news. +[846.00 --> 847.00] It's easy to do that. +[847.00 --> 851.00] Doing something stupid for views and for money. +[851.00 --> 852.00] Yeah. +[852.00 --> 853.00] Right? +[853.00 --> 854.00] So, I get that. +[854.00 --> 858.00] And so ultimately this is, this is YouTube's reaction to this. +[858.00 --> 864.00] Recently we faced situations, situations, like this is not an isolated incident, so they +[864.00 --> 869.00] had to do something, where the egregious actions of a handful of YouTubers harmed the reputation +[869.00 --> 874.00] of the broader creator community among advertisers, the media industry, and most importantly the +[874.00 --> 875.00] general public. +[875.00 --> 879.00] And in light of this behavior and our commitment to tighten our policies and communicate them +[879.00 --> 883.00] more quickly and transparently, double thumbs up for me for that, thank you. +[883.00 --> 884.00] Yeah, that sounds good. +[884.00 --> 889.00] We're introducing new consequences to apply in the rare event when one creator's actions +[889.00 --> 890.00] harm the entire community. +[890.00 --> 896.00] Because in the past, pretty much all they could do was issue a strike for a copyright violation, +[896.00 --> 902.00] or a violation of the community guidelines, or they would pull the monetization usually +[902.00 --> 908.00] just from an individual video where something got reported and was reviewed by a human and +[908.00 --> 910.00] found, or even not reviewed by a human for the last little bit. +[910.00 --> 912.00] That's been a whole other fiasco. +[912.00 --> 915.00] And they would pull the monetization, but usually just from one video. +[915.00 --> 920.00] So now they're saying when one creator does something particularly blatant, like a heinous +[920.00 --> 924.00] prank where people are traumatized, or they promote violence or hate, or demonstrate cruelty, +[924.00 --> 929.00] or sensationalize the pain of others in an attempt to gain views or subscribers, that can cause +[929.00 --> 933.00] lasting damage to the community, including viewers, creators, and the outside world. +[933.00 --> 937.00] So they're saying that's why they want to make sure that the actions of a few don't +[937.00 --> 943.00] impact the 99.9% who use their channels to connect with fans and build a thriving business. +[943.00 --> 950.00] And even though I didn't think about it initially as us being lumped in with other YouTubers, +[950.00 --> 955.00] in much the same way that a talk show host might not necessarily have gone, oh, because back in +[955.00 --> 960.00] the early 2000s when Tom Green was kind of running around doing crazy stuff. +[960.00 --> 965.00] Or you look at guys like Bam Margara from, he joined Jackass at some point. +[965.00 --> 968.00] I think I knew him when he was CKY or something like that before. +[968.00 --> 969.00] Yeah, yeah, I don't know. +[969.00 --> 971.00] Whatever their group was called before that. +[971.00 --> 974.00] One of my friends had, it was a VHS. +[974.00 --> 979.00] Anyway, one of my friends had one of their tapes and I had kind of watched it and gone, +[979.00 --> 981.00] oh, okay, I guess you're into that. That's cool. +[981.00 --> 986.00] I never really got into it. But anyway, the point is, like, I can see, like, +[986.00 --> 991.00] while some other talk show host might not have gone, oh, I'm at risk of being grouped in, +[991.00 --> 995.00] that doesn't necessarily fly with YouTube. And it did seem to be happening. +[995.00 --> 1002.00] So, you know, I'm glad as one of the 99.9% who do use our channel, I feel like constructively, +[1002.00 --> 1008.00] I'm glad that they are doing this. So here is the stick that they're brandishing. +[1008.00 --> 1015.00] Because ultimately it's not like any of these community guidelines or advertiser-friendly guidelines for monetization are new. +[1015.00 --> 1023.00] It's just that they didn't really have, like, a thing they were going to hit you with if you didn't adhere to them. +[1023.00 --> 1024.00] Sorry. +[1024.00 --> 1025.00] Sorry, everyone. +[1025.00 --> 1026.00] That was probably terrible. +[1026.00 --> 1027.00] My bad. My bad. +[1027.00 --> 1029.00] So number one. +[1029.00 --> 1030.00] Oh. +[1030.00 --> 1037.00] Premium monetization programs, promotion, and content development partnerships. +[1037.00 --> 1045.00] So they may remove a channel from Google Preferred and also suspend, cancel, or remove a creator's YouTube original. +[1045.00 --> 1049.00] And that's something that they already did as a reaction to one of the recent occurrences. +[1049.00 --> 1050.00] Yeah. +[1050.00 --> 1060.00] People argued they didn't do it fast enough, but I am personally of the mind that doing the right thing eventually is still good. +[1060.00 --> 1068.00] And we're not talking they didn't do it fast enough, like, they finished the entire season and shipped the whole thing and then just, like, didn't renew it. +[1068.00 --> 1071.00] Like, they canceled it. +[1071.00 --> 1074.00] So it took them a few days and, like, they could have done better. +[1074.00 --> 1078.00] But you've got to understand, too, a company like Google is a big ship. +[1078.00 --> 1085.00] Like, when you are trying to make a decision, like, giving the boot to one of your top creators, it's... +[1085.00 --> 1087.00] There's multiple people. +[1087.00 --> 1093.00] Maybe people are, like, traveling when the whole thing goes down and they get to, like, get back to the office to talk about this stuff. +[1093.00 --> 1099.00] I know you're being vague for a point, but you even lost me slightly here in terms of, like, which program was canceled. +[1099.00 --> 1100.00] Logan Paul. +[1100.00 --> 1101.00] His YouTube red. +[1101.00 --> 1102.00] I didn't even know he had one. +[1102.00 --> 1103.00] Yeah. +[1103.00 --> 1104.00] Okay. +[1104.00 --> 1105.00] Yeah. +[1105.00 --> 1106.00] Cool. +[1106.00 --> 1107.00] Okay. +[1107.00 --> 1108.00] Okay. +[1108.00 --> 1109.00] Number two. +[1109.00 --> 1110.00] I had no idea. +[1110.00 --> 1112.00] I thought you were talking about when it happened to PewDiePie and I was like, not all this completely lines up. +[1112.00 --> 1113.00] No. +[1113.00 --> 1114.00] Okay. +[1114.00 --> 1115.00] Monetization and creator support privileges. +[1115.00 --> 1122.00] We may suspend a channel's ability to serve ads altogether, not just on the video, their ability to earn revenue, +[1122.00 --> 1130.00] and potentially remove a channel from the YouTube Partner Program outright, including creator support and access to YouTube spaces. +[1130.00 --> 1132.00] Number three. +[1132.00 --> 1134.00] Video recommendations. +[1134.00 --> 1135.00] This. +[1135.00 --> 1136.00] Those other two are, like... +[1136.00 --> 1137.00] This is huge. +[1137.00 --> 1139.00] Those are, those are, whatever. +[1139.00 --> 1143.00] Like, they're, yes, they're meaningful, but, like, really? YouTube spaces? +[1143.00 --> 1144.00] What were there, like, three? +[1144.00 --> 1146.00] They saved the most important one for last. +[1146.00 --> 1147.00] Yeah. +[1147.00 --> 1148.00] They saved the most... +[1148.00 --> 1149.00] This one... +[1149.00 --> 1151.00] I would have put this one first if I was, like, trying to make a point. +[1151.00 --> 1152.00] Holy crap. +[1152.00 --> 1153.00] This is a big deal. +[1153.00 --> 1155.00] Video recommendations. +[1155.00 --> 1166.00] We may remove a channel's eligibility to be recommended on YouTube, such as appearing on the homepage, trending tab, or watch next. +[1166.00 --> 1168.00] That's, like, you're done. +[1168.00 --> 1169.00] Whoa. +[1169.00 --> 1174.00] Like, that is basically a shadow ban. +[1174.00 --> 1176.00] Would be the closest parallel? +[1176.00 --> 1179.00] It, like, not directly, but sort of. +[1179.00 --> 1184.00] The, the amount of people that go directly to people's channels to watch videos is low. +[1184.00 --> 1188.00] Even if you're like, oh, I do that, you're probably in the more hardcore of audiences. +[1188.00 --> 1190.00] It, it doesn't happen that much. +[1190.00 --> 1195.00] The, the other thing, too, is that especially as you, as you... +[1195.00 --> 1196.00] Okay. +[1196.00 --> 1202.00] So, to the layperson, the average person, a big subscriber number seems really important on YouTube. +[1202.00 --> 1205.00] Like, I'm actually in the process of, um, you know what? +[1205.00 --> 1208.00] I, we, I want to be intentionally really vague here. +[1208.00 --> 1213.00] I'm in the process of either trying to sell or buy a YouTube channel right now. +[1213.00 --> 1221.00] And the person that I'm either trying to sell to or buy from is attributing a value to this particular asset. +[1221.00 --> 1222.00] Don't worry about it. +[1222.00 --> 1223.00] Do you not know about this? +[1223.00 --> 1224.00] Well, I know what's going on. +[1224.00 --> 1225.00] Oh, okay, okay. +[1225.00 --> 1226.00] But that's, like... +[1226.00 --> 1227.00] Just don't worry about it. +[1227.00 --> 1229.00] ... vague to the point of, like, being aggressive. +[1229.00 --> 1230.00] Aggressive. +[1230.00 --> 1231.00] Okay. +[1231.00 --> 1232.00] All right. +[1232.00 --> 1233.00] Okay. +[1233.00 --> 1239.00] So they're trying to attribute a value to this item that is all kind of around the subscriber number. +[1239.00 --> 1244.00] And I can see how to the average person that would make sense. +[1244.00 --> 1249.00] And on the low end of the scale, like when we're talking the first thousand, first 10,000 subscribers... +[1249.00 --> 1250.00] Yeah. +[1250.00 --> 1251.00] ... that actually matters. +[1251.00 --> 1252.00] Yeah. +[1252.00 --> 1258.00] A channel with 10,000 subscribers is an order of magnitude more valuable than one with a thousand. +[1258.00 --> 1259.00] Yeah. +[1259.00 --> 1263.00] And that's maybe true of 100,000, but probably not. +[1263.00 --> 1265.00] We're probably losing... +[1265.00 --> 1268.00] We're probably hitting the tailing off of that. +[1268.00 --> 1276.00] And the reason for that is that subscribers, they're not actually that loyal of watchers, +[1276.00 --> 1283.00] which is a combination of YouTube's algorithmic way that they serve videos to them, and people just, like, moving on. +[1283.00 --> 1285.00] Like, in their lives. +[1285.00 --> 1289.00] Like, there's people who subscribe to Linus Tech Tips literally nine years ago. +[1289.00 --> 1290.00] Yeah. +[1290.00 --> 1292.00] Like, they subscribed when they were 15. +[1292.00 --> 1293.00] And you know what? +[1293.00 --> 1294.00] And they are now 24. +[1294.00 --> 1295.00] Maybe you still watch. +[1295.00 --> 1296.00] Maybe you do. +[1296.00 --> 1297.00] And that's super cool. +[1297.00 --> 1305.00] But maybe in the time between grade 9 or 10 and graduating a university or college or train program... +[1305.00 --> 1306.00] Or, like, potentially having a baby. +[1306.00 --> 1308.00] Potentially having a child and a job. +[1308.00 --> 1318.00] Maybe at some point in that time, your interest faded, you just kind of stopped watching, YouTube stopped serving you the videos, and you just didn't care. +[1318.00 --> 1319.00] And that's fine. +[1319.00 --> 1324.00] So, once you reach a certain scale, what ultimately drives viewership... +[1324.00 --> 1331.00] And I'm talking, like, more than half for big channels that depend on virality and sharing. +[1331.00 --> 1332.00] And, and... +[1332.00 --> 1333.00] Especially if you depend on virality and sharing. +[1333.00 --> 1335.00] There's some channels that will have multiple videos... +[1335.00 --> 1336.00] And controversy. +[1336.00 --> 1339.00] ...that are over a million views, but they have, like, 20,000 subscribers. +[1339.00 --> 1340.00] Yeah. +[1340.00 --> 1347.00] And especially if you've been taking advantage of some of the recent algorithmic tricks, like creating feedback loops between yours and your brother's channel. +[1347.00 --> 1348.00] Say, for example... +[1348.00 --> 1350.00] It was very effective. +[1350.00 --> 1358.00] If you get dropped from recommended, that ultimately stops the chain reaction. +[1358.00 --> 1359.00] And it really helps your growth. +[1359.00 --> 1363.00] It's like you sell things only out of a brick and mortar store, and they took your store away. +[1363.00 --> 1364.00] That's right. +[1364.00 --> 1368.00] Like, you might still be able to sell some things to people that are gonna, like, go through the process of going to your house. +[1368.00 --> 1369.00] Or, like... +[1369.00 --> 1370.00] You know what? +[1370.00 --> 1371.00] No, hold on. +[1371.00 --> 1372.00] Your store's still there. +[1372.00 --> 1374.00] But you can't find it in the phone book. +[1374.00 --> 1375.00] Or, like, on the internet. +[1375.00 --> 1378.00] And anyone who shops at it isn't allowed to tell anyone about it. +[1378.00 --> 1379.00] Yeah. +[1379.00 --> 1380.00] Like... +[1380.00 --> 1381.00] Yeah. +[1381.00 --> 1382.00] Literally just foot traffic. +[1382.00 --> 1385.00] So that's really, really interesting. +[1385.00 --> 1390.00] And a huge move from YouTube that I think is... +[1390.00 --> 1391.00] You know what? +[1391.00 --> 1397.00] I don't know if I could say anything more supportive than what I've said. +[1397.00 --> 1402.00] Which is why I'm gonna get into the stuff that's maybe a little bit not as supportive. +[1402.00 --> 1407.00] The danger here is that they have laid out... +[1407.00 --> 1409.00] Here's what they've said. +[1409.00 --> 1428.00] When one creator does something particularly blatant, like conducts a heinous prank where people are traumatized, promotes violence or hate towards a group, demonstrates cruelty, or sensationalizes the pain of others in an attempt to gain viewers or subscribers, we are going to create this... +[1428.00 --> 1433.00] In rare instances, they do say, we created this broader set of tools that can be used more +[1433.00 --> 1437.00] quickly and effectively than our current system of guidelines and strikes. +[1437.00 --> 1449.00] So they are basically saying that outside of the guidelines and the strike system, which are very sort of clearly laid out, they have additional harder tools that they can apply. +[1449.00 --> 1455.00] So what sounds like to me, they've laid out examples, but this sounds like pretty much at their discretion. +[1455.00 --> 1479.00] Which means that there are going to be some people out there who toe the line pretty closely between satire and hate speech or political commentary and whatever. +[1479.00 --> 1481.00] And I worry about like misquoting and... +[1481.00 --> 1484.00] I worry about things being taken out of context. +[1484.00 --> 1492.00] I worry about the general culture we have of, you know, professional offense to anything. +[1492.00 --> 1493.00] And I do... +[1493.00 --> 1497.00] Because there is genuine offense, which is kind of what they're talking about, but then... +[1497.00 --> 1510.00] And one of the things that I have defended YouTube over in the past is their right to remove monetization from something that they don't feel is appropriate for their platform and their advertisers. +[1510.00 --> 1512.00] That is absolutely within their right. +[1512.00 --> 1519.00] And while others have gone and yelled, censorship, censorship, that is not censorship. +[1519.00 --> 1520.00] Yeah. +[1520.00 --> 1534.00] What is getting a lot closer to censorship is refusing to recommend or provide placement on the site for something that they deem inappropriate. +[1534.00 --> 1536.00] At the same time, yes. +[1536.00 --> 1538.00] At the same time, it is a private platform. +[1538.00 --> 1540.00] And it is well within their right. +[1540.00 --> 1544.00] But that's why I said it's a lot closer. +[1544.00 --> 1545.00] Yeah. +[1545.00 --> 1551.00] Not allowing someone to make money and make you look bad to your advertisers, that's a no-brainer. +[1551.00 --> 1553.00] No one should have been calling that censorship. +[1553.00 --> 1554.00] Sorry. +[1554.00 --> 1558.00] But saying, look, you're not going to get placement on the homepage. +[1558.00 --> 1560.00] You're not going to get recommended to people. +[1560.00 --> 1561.00] We're going to take away these mechanisms. +[1561.00 --> 1565.00] We're not going to treat your content neutrally. +[1565.00 --> 1566.00] Okay. +[1566.00 --> 1569.00] Now we're not talking about monetization. +[1569.00 --> 1572.00] We're talking about cutting off your actual voice. +[1572.00 --> 1575.00] Again, it's technically a private platform. +[1575.00 --> 1576.00] Technically a private platform. +[1576.00 --> 1577.00] It's not a government-run thing. +[1577.00 --> 1578.00] And it's absolutely within their right. +[1578.00 --> 1579.00] Yeah. +[1579.00 --> 1582.00] So it is not censorship in that sense at all. +[1582.00 --> 1585.00] But it is an interesting step, if nothing else. +[1585.00 --> 1591.00] And it's one of the side effects of having a free, completely open platform. +[1591.00 --> 1592.00] Hey, hey. +[1592.00 --> 1593.00] Anyways, moving on. +[1593.00 --> 1595.00] We'll talk about Floatplane later, okay? +[1595.00 --> 1596.00] Yeah. +[1596.00 --> 1597.00] All right. +[1597.00 --> 1600.00] So there you go, guys. +[1600.00 --> 1601.00] That's kind of... +[1601.00 --> 1602.00] Wow. +[1602.00 --> 1605.00] That actually ended up taking up like half the freaking show. +[1605.00 --> 1606.00] Which is probably good. +[1606.00 --> 1607.00] Which is probably fine. +[1607.00 --> 1611.00] Because that was kind of the biggest thing that happened, at least in our corner of the +[1611.00 --> 1613.00] internet this week. +[1613.00 --> 1617.00] When I got that in my inbox, I just about freaked out. +[1617.00 --> 1619.00] Because I was like, oh no. +[1619.00 --> 1622.00] Because all I read was the subject line first. +[1622.00 --> 1624.00] I was like, oh crap. +[1624.00 --> 1630.00] What fresh hell is coming for us now on the platform? +[1630.00 --> 1634.00] What are they cracking down on this time? +[1634.00 --> 1635.00] All right. +[1635.00 --> 1640.00] Well, why don't we jump into something that's just a little bit more chillaxed, okay? +[1640.00 --> 1646.00] Intel made some smart glasses that might actually not make you look like a dummy. +[1646.00 --> 1647.00] Yeah. +[1647.00 --> 1648.00] Yay! +[1648.00 --> 1649.00] Look at that. +[1649.00 --> 1650.00] They look pretty normal. +[1650.00 --> 1651.00] Okay. +[1651.00 --> 1654.00] Other than the number, which I'm sure is just an engineering sample like number thing. +[1654.00 --> 1655.00] Okay. +[1655.00 --> 1656.00] That might stay. +[1656.00 --> 1657.00] I'm not sure about that. +[1657.00 --> 1658.00] Okay. +[1658.00 --> 1660.00] But this is Intel's new Vaunt smart glasses. +[1660.00 --> 1663.00] The original article here is from The Verge. +[1663.00 --> 1673.00] And they are a total departure from Google Glass, which led to the uprising of the glass +[1673.00 --> 1674.00] holes. +[1674.00 --> 1675.00] Yeah. +[1675.00 --> 1677.00] Well, because, and reasons why you don't see any physical hardware on it. +[1677.00 --> 1679.00] And there is not a camera. +[1679.00 --> 1680.00] There's no buttons. +[1680.00 --> 1681.00] There is a screen. +[1681.00 --> 1686.00] It says it doesn't have a screen because I believe it's like a... +[1686.00 --> 1687.00] Sorry. +[1687.00 --> 1688.00] No. +[1688.00 --> 1689.00] Okay. +[1689.00 --> 1690.00] Okay. +[1690.00 --> 1692.00] Technically no screen in the traditional sense. +[1692.00 --> 1693.00] Yes. +[1693.00 --> 1694.00] Yeah. +[1694.00 --> 1695.00] There's no microphone. +[1695.00 --> 1696.00] And there is... +[1696.00 --> 1697.00] So you can't talk to it and it can't talk to you. +[1697.00 --> 1698.00] There is no touch area. +[1698.00 --> 1699.00] No. +[1699.00 --> 1701.00] So it has none of these things. +[1701.00 --> 1706.00] They look and feel just like regular glasses. +[1706.00 --> 1710.00] This is really the line that summarizes it best. +[1710.00 --> 1712.00] And this is from one of Intel's developers. +[1712.00 --> 1716.00] So we really believe that it can't have what they're calling a social cost. +[1716.00 --> 1721.00] Can you imagine the focus group that sat around and coined the term social cost? +[1721.00 --> 1722.00] Social cost. +[1722.00 --> 1723.00] Yeah. +[1723.00 --> 1726.00] How many of the things you do have a social cost, Luke? +[1726.00 --> 1728.00] How many of the things you do don't have a social cost? +[1728.00 --> 1730.00] Yeah, I was just going to say like everything. +[1730.00 --> 1731.00] I don't know. +[1731.00 --> 1735.00] So, and this is continuing the quote. +[1735.00 --> 1744.00] If it's weird, if you look geeky, if you're tapping and fiddling at it, then we've lost. +[1744.00 --> 1745.00] Okay. +[1745.00 --> 1752.00] So Vaunt is just a system for displaying a small heads-up display in your peripheral vision. +[1752.00 --> 1756.00] It can show simple messages like directions or notifications. +[1756.00 --> 1762.00] It works over Bluetooth with Android or iOS phones like your smartwatch, taking commands from an app on your phone. +[1762.00 --> 1773.00] And the display, this is cool, is projected into your eye by a freaking laser that shines a red monochrome image. +[1773.00 --> 1774.00] Which is amazing. +[1774.00 --> 1783.00] Somewhere in the neighborhood of 400 by 150 pixels onto a holographic reflector on the glasses right lens. +[1783.00 --> 1787.00] One of the reasons why I love this is the red monochrome brings it all the way back to Virtual Boy. +[1787.00 --> 1788.00] Sorry, continue. +[1788.00 --> 1793.00] That image is then reflected into the back of your eyeball directly onto the retina. +[1793.00 --> 1794.00] Yeah. +[1794.00 --> 1798.00] The laser is so low power that it doesn't even need to be certified. +[1798.00 --> 1799.00] Oh, goodness. +[1799.00 --> 1803.00] It's at the very bottom of a class one laser. +[1803.00 --> 1804.00] That's not a good thing. +[1804.00 --> 1805.00] So I'm sure it's fine. +[1805.00 --> 1815.00] Because it's directly shining on the back of your retina, the image is always in focus, works equally on prescription glasses and non-prescription lenses. +[1815.00 --> 1817.00] Works indoors and outside. +[1817.00 --> 1822.00] Is discreet beyond a faint red shimmer at very specific angles on the lens. +[1822.00 --> 1827.00] Now is that in the picture that's there, is that the red or is that from the camera? +[1827.00 --> 1829.00] I think they might be overselling it in the picture. +[1829.00 --> 1831.00] Or is that just a reflection from the camera? +[1831.00 --> 1834.00] You know what, let me have a quick boo here. +[1834.00 --> 1838.00] Because they're saying that it's only from certain angles that it'll be visible. +[1838.00 --> 1840.00] I don't think that's from the camera. +[1840.00 --> 1842.00] I think, oh, you know what, I don't actually know. +[1842.00 --> 1843.00] Here, you guys can. +[1843.00 --> 1844.00] It's hard to tell. +[1844.00 --> 1845.00] Whoops, whoops, whoops. +[1845.00 --> 1849.00] No, I don't think that's from the camera. +[1849.00 --> 1850.00] This is a little video. +[1850.00 --> 1851.00] You want to play it? +[1851.00 --> 1854.00] No, because I don't want to use their video. +[1854.00 --> 1855.00] Okay. +[1855.00 --> 1856.00] That's fair. +[1856.00 --> 1858.00] Also, that's a sticker. +[1858.00 --> 1859.00] Yeah, okay. +[1859.00 --> 1862.00] So yeah, that QR code definitely won't stay there. +[1862.00 --> 1867.00] So, yeah, the electronics are located entirely up near the face of the frames. +[1867.00 --> 1873.00] And so that the rest of the stems, even the frame itself, can flex a little, just like a regular pair of glasses. +[1873.00 --> 1878.00] And the batteries are, wow, where are the batteries? +[1878.00 --> 1879.00] Huh. +[1879.00 --> 1880.00] Okay. +[1880.00 --> 1882.00] All custom hardware, including the silicon. +[1882.00 --> 1889.00] So it has Bluetooth, an app processor, an accelerometer, and a compass, so it can detect some basic head gestures. +[1889.00 --> 1891.00] Oh, come on! +[1891.00 --> 1896.00] No social cost, but like, do you remember the head gestures with Google Glass? +[1896.00 --> 1897.00] Okay. +[1897.00 --> 1898.00] Ridiculous. +[1898.00 --> 1899.00] And then... +[1899.00 --> 1900.00] Thanks, dude. +[1900.00 --> 1904.00] One kind of interesting thing is that it will just kind of tie in with other stuff. +[1904.00 --> 1907.00] One of their notes here is, you're in the kitchen, you're cooking. +[1907.00 --> 1909.00] Remember the episode of Fawlty Towers? +[1909.00 --> 1910.00] Lionel Twitchin? +[1910.00 --> 1911.00] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1911.00 --> 1912.00] No social cost, though. +[1912.00 --> 1922.00] You're cooking, you ask Alexa, or sorry, the notes in here are A-L-E-X-A, but you ask Alexa, I need recipes for cookies. +[1922.00 --> 1925.00] And bam, apparently it just shows up in your glasses. +[1925.00 --> 1928.00] So, because you can't talk to it, it can't talk to you. +[1928.00 --> 1931.00] But it can talk to your phone, you can talk to your phone, okay. +[1931.00 --> 1932.00] Yeah, yeah. +[1932.00 --> 1933.00] So you can talk to other things. +[1933.00 --> 1934.00] Okay. +[1934.00 --> 1935.00] You can use it that way. +[1935.00 --> 1938.00] So, yeah, I wish them luck with that. +[1938.00 --> 1940.00] I definitely want to try them. +[1940.00 --> 1944.00] I suspect they're going to be super useless at the beginning, like pretty much anything smart. +[1944.00 --> 1945.00] Yeah. +[1945.00 --> 1946.00] But, yeah. +[1946.00 --> 1949.00] This is the direction that I think both of us have been saying they have to go, though. +[1949.00 --> 1950.00] Yeah. +[1950.00 --> 1951.00] They have to look like normal glasses. +[1951.00 --> 1952.00] Yeah. +[1952.00 --> 1953.00] Everything has to be normal. +[1953.00 --> 1954.00] Yeah. +[1954.00 --> 1970.00] Like, you know, all of these, all these like fitness trackers and sleep trackers, like, until I can put it on and wear it for a week without taking it off at all, it's not collecting anywhere near enough useful data, and it should take like half an hour to charge. +[1970.00 --> 1973.00] Like, it has to actually become part of your life. +[1973.00 --> 1974.00] Yeah. +[1974.00 --> 1980.00] Speaking of becoming part of your life, this episode of the WAN Show is brought to you by Samson! +[1980.00 --> 1985.00] We actually have to like move out of the frame to show this entire monitor. +[1985.00 --> 1989.00] This is, this is a Linus for scale. +[1989.00 --> 1991.00] It's huge! +[1991.00 --> 1997.00] So this is their 49 inch CHG90. +[1997.00 --> 2005.00] This is a QLED monitor, and it is, ahem, the largest gaming monitor on the market. +[2005.00 --> 2009.00] At 49 inches, with a 32 by 9 aspect ratio. +[2009.00 --> 2017.00] And it is equal to two 27 inch wide screen monitors put together. +[2017.00 --> 2024.00] Like, remember guys, we have seen wide monitors that are like two monitors put together before. +[2024.00 --> 2027.00] But they were like two 5 by 4 monitors. +[2027.00 --> 2028.00] Yeah. +[2028.00 --> 2032.00] Now we have two wide screen monitors with no bezel whatsoever. +[2032.00 --> 2037.00] And it's got an 1800R curvature that gives you a very immersive feel. +[2037.00 --> 2041.00] So, um, like some, some curved monitors didn't need it. +[2041.00 --> 2043.00] This one did, and it works really well. +[2043.00 --> 2045.00] So things people could use it for. +[2045.00 --> 2050.00] Actually, we've had this demo running pretty much the whole time, but, super wide screen gaming, +[2050.00 --> 2056.00] whether you want, ah, like a more full view of your cockpit, or whether you want better peripheral vision in something like a shooter. +[2056.00 --> 2064.00] You can see they've got a demo of things that you might not be able to see if you were gaming on a regular monitor versus a 16 by 9. +[2064.00 --> 2068.00] Um, for me, looking at something like this, I go, yeah, productivity. +[2068.00 --> 2073.00] Because I'm a big fan of, well, first wide screen. +[2073.00 --> 2074.00] So first 16 by 10. +[2074.00 --> 2075.00] Yeah. +[2075.00 --> 2078.00] Then I grew to like 16 by 9 once the monitors got bigger. +[2078.00 --> 2080.00] And you had to because there's no more 16 by 10. +[2080.00 --> 2083.00] Then when they went wider, I was a fan of that. +[2083.00 --> 2091.00] So if you're finding that your current monitor is not wide enough, or you have a dual 16 by 9 wide screen monitor, +[2091.00 --> 2094.00] and you don't want the bezel anymore, then I could see this for productivity. +[2094.00 --> 2095.00] Absolutely. +[2095.00 --> 2102.00] Uh, one of the things that Colton had actually pitched was playing games in window mode, in the middle, +[2102.00 --> 2104.00] and having like your Twitch chat. +[2104.00 --> 2105.00] Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. +[2105.00 --> 2106.00] On the side. +[2106.00 --> 2107.00] Yeah, yeah. +[2107.00 --> 2108.00] What, Colton? +[2108.00 --> 2109.00] Nothing. +[2109.00 --> 2110.00] I remembered. +[2110.00 --> 2111.00] I remembered what you said. +[2111.00 --> 2112.00] Good, dude. +[2112.00 --> 2113.00] Okay, Colton. +[2113.00 --> 2114.00] Thank you. +[2114.00 --> 2115.00] You can have OBS or whatever on the other side. +[2115.00 --> 2116.00] Yep. +[2116.00 --> 2117.00] Like all your tools, OBS, your, your tipping software, all that kind of stuff. +[2117.00 --> 2118.00] Yep. +[2118.00 --> 2119.00] You have the chat on the other side. +[2119.00 --> 2120.00] So you can run the whole thing on one monitor. +[2120.00 --> 2121.00] Yeah. +[2121.00 --> 2123.00] And it's got all the usual gaming features that you'd expect. +[2123.00 --> 2125.00] It runs at 144 hertz. +[2125.00 --> 2128.00] Ah, I keep rolling over this ethernet cable. +[2128.00 --> 2131.00] Um, it's got support for HDR. +[2131.00 --> 2136.00] It uses quantum dot technology, which basically gives you better color reproduction and better contrast. +[2136.00 --> 2145.00] It's got AMD FreeSync 2, which I think the, in a nutshell version of that is that it's FreeSync, but with like HDR. +[2145.00 --> 2147.00] And then I think like better FreeSync ranges and stuff. +[2147.00 --> 2151.00] Like AMD's FreeSync standard is kind of a little loosey goosey. +[2151.00 --> 2154.00] So FreeSync 2, I think basically means FreeSync, but with HDR. +[2154.00 --> 2155.00] I know what it is, HDR. +[2155.00 --> 2156.00] Yeah. +[2156.00 --> 2158.00] Um, it features one millisecond response times. +[2158.00 --> 2162.00] And, uh, to celebrate Samsung's appearance on Twitch. +[2162.00 --> 2164.00] Oh, this is cool. +[2164.00 --> 2172.00] All Samsung gaming monitors, including this one, the 49 inch QLED, are on sale from now until February 24th. +[2172.00 --> 2177.00] Just go to link.twitch.tv slash Samsung and check it out today. +[2177.00 --> 2181.00] So thanks to Samsung for sponsoring this episode. +[2181.00 --> 2188.00] And also Twitch for featuring us on the freaking, uh, front page there. +[2188.00 --> 2190.00] There's like 26,000 people watching. +[2190.00 --> 2192.00] That cranked up average viewers just a little bit. +[2192.00 --> 2194.00] I got, I got the pressure on me right now. +[2194.00 --> 2195.00] I got pressure on me. +[2195.00 --> 2196.00] I don't know what you're talking about. +[2196.00 --> 2197.00] Just come over here and do it. +[2197.00 --> 2199.00] What's your, what's your problem, Colton? +[2199.00 --> 2200.00] What's your, what's your problem? +[2200.00 --> 2201.00] Can we move this at all? +[2201.00 --> 2205.00] You can move it a little, but you're probably, you're probably killing everybody's ears right now. +[2205.00 --> 2207.00] A Twitch staff just sent us bits. +[2207.00 --> 2208.00] Hey! +[2208.00 --> 2209.00] No way! +[2209.00 --> 2211.00] That's freaking awesome. +[2211.00 --> 2212.00] What's up? +[2212.00 --> 2214.00] What is going on with this? +[2214.00 --> 2215.00] I don't, I don't know. +[2215.00 --> 2216.00] The filter's not in a good spot anymore. +[2216.00 --> 2217.00] You're killing me, Colton. +[2217.00 --> 2218.00] I think it's fine. +[2218.00 --> 2220.00] I don't think it does anything from this distance anyway. +[2220.00 --> 2221.00] All right. +[2221.00 --> 2223.00] So, oh, oh, don't touch the mic. +[2223.00 --> 2224.00] Don't touch the mic! +[2224.00 --> 2225.00] All right. +[2225.00 --> 2228.00] So let's move into some other good stuff here. +[2228.00 --> 2229.00] Oh, oh, I, okay. +[2229.00 --> 2230.00] I'm sorry. +[2230.00 --> 2232.00] I know this is a real downer for you. +[2232.00 --> 2233.00] What? +[2233.00 --> 2235.00] Um, I'm really sorry to bring this up. +[2235.00 --> 2238.00] This was originally posted by Ryan Vickers on the forum. +[2238.00 --> 2239.00] What? +[2239.00 --> 2240.00] What? +[2240.00 --> 2241.00] Office 2019. +[2241.00 --> 2242.00] I'm heartbroken. +[2242.00 --> 2249.00] It's going to ship in the second half of 2018, which makes perfect sense, of course, already. +[2249.00 --> 2250.00] Yeah, it does. +[2250.00 --> 2251.00] Yep. +[2251.00 --> 2253.00] And it will only be available for Windows 10. +[2253.00 --> 2255.00] That really, see, that just bugs me. +[2255.00 --> 2256.00] It bugs me too much. +[2256.00 --> 2257.00] I can't handle it. +[2257.00 --> 2258.00] I can't handle it. +[2258.00 --> 2260.00] So this is what I want to know. +[2260.00 --> 2261.00] I need my office. +[2261.00 --> 2262.00] Okay. +[2262.00 --> 2263.00] You first. +[2263.00 --> 2267.00] You, okay, so we have Office 365 subscriptions for our office. +[2267.00 --> 2268.00] Yeah. +[2268.00 --> 2273.00] Um, so it's always like installing these updates. +[2273.00 --> 2275.00] What do they do? +[2275.00 --> 2282.00] And I'm not trying to be a jerk or anything. +[2282.00 --> 2289.00] But literally the only thing that has changed about the office installation on my computer +[2289.00 --> 2295.00] in the last year has been that now when I go to open it, a lot of the time it just crashes +[2295.00 --> 2296.00] instantly and doesn't open. +[2296.00 --> 2301.00] And I'm not the only one in the office having this problem. +[2301.00 --> 2303.00] And it's gotten better in the last few days. +[2303.00 --> 2305.00] But they didn't apply an update. +[2305.00 --> 2308.00] So I don't know what's going on. +[2308.00 --> 2309.00] I don't know. +[2309.00 --> 2310.00] What is it? +[2310.00 --> 2313.00] Also like, it's Word and Excel. +[2313.00 --> 2315.00] So it was fine. +[2315.00 --> 2317.00] What is it that Office doesn't already do? +[2317.00 --> 2318.00] Yeah. +[2318.00 --> 2319.00] Like, I... +[2319.00 --> 2321.00] We are also, okay, we are not... +[2321.00 --> 2322.00] We are not power users. +[2322.00 --> 2323.00] Yeah. +[2323.00 --> 2324.00] Yeah. +[2324.00 --> 2328.00] And especially of Excel, I'm sure there's people that are like, I want this new feature +[2328.00 --> 2330.00] because Excel is a really deep, powerful program. +[2330.00 --> 2332.00] Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. +[2332.00 --> 2333.00] But I don't know, man. +[2333.00 --> 2334.00] Anyway, okay, fine. +[2334.00 --> 2337.00] Let's go through our talking points here. +[2337.00 --> 2342.00] An update by Microsoft on the 1st of February noted that it will arrive and it will only run +[2342.00 --> 2343.00] blah, blah, blah. +[2343.00 --> 2349.00] Microsoft says, software that is more than a decade old and hasn't benefited from this innovation +[2349.00 --> 2353.00] is difficult to secure and inherently less productive. +[2353.00 --> 2354.00] It's definitely not less productive. +[2354.00 --> 2356.00] It's way less productive to use Windows 10. +[2356.00 --> 2362.00] As the pace of change accelerates, it has become imperative to move our software to a more +[2362.00 --> 2363.00] modern cadence. +[2363.00 --> 2364.00] Okay. +[2364.00 --> 2366.00] I can, okay, I can understand. +[2366.00 --> 2367.00] Part of this is... +[2367.00 --> 2368.00] Okay, this is interesting. +[2368.00 --> 2370.00] They're cutting off all the other ones? +[2370.00 --> 2372.00] Because that sounds like they're talking about Windows 7. +[2372.00 --> 2375.00] It won't be shipping with the older MSI installer. +[2375.00 --> 2376.00] Okay. +[2376.00 --> 2379.00] The apps will all use the click-to-run installer. +[2379.00 --> 2380.00] Oh. +[2380.00 --> 2382.00] Which is commonly used by Office 365. +[2382.00 --> 2385.00] Here's a gripe about Office 365. +[2385.00 --> 2386.00] Wow. +[2386.00 --> 2389.00] Microsoft is going to be taking a beating during this particular thing. +[2389.00 --> 2392.00] So, it's not because I'm an idiot. +[2392.00 --> 2396.00] If I set some time aside to deal with it, I'm sure I could figure it out and it wouldn't +[2396.00 --> 2397.00] take me that long. +[2397.00 --> 2399.00] But I have a Skype account. +[2399.00 --> 2402.00] But Skype and Skype for Business shouldn't be called... +[2402.00 --> 2405.00] They shouldn't both have Skype in the name because they are completely different pieces +[2405.00 --> 2406.00] of software. +[2406.00 --> 2407.00] Oh, yeah. +[2407.00 --> 2408.00] They're using completely different backgrounds. +[2408.00 --> 2409.00] Yeah. +[2409.00 --> 2410.00] Or backgrounds. +[2410.00 --> 2411.00] Backends. +[2411.00 --> 2412.00] Backends. +[2412.00 --> 2413.00] For completely different purposes. +[2413.00 --> 2414.00] Yeah. +[2414.00 --> 2415.00] Other than that, they're both for communication. +[2415.00 --> 2416.00] So, I have a Skype account. +[2416.00 --> 2422.00] And I have Skype for Business on my computer because it is installed with Office 365. +[2422.00 --> 2423.00] Now, here's a problem. +[2423.00 --> 2428.00] On my desktop, Skype for Business automatically launches every time I turn on my computer because, +[2428.00 --> 2435.00] like, I had to use some external company that I had to have a call with, use Skype for +[2435.00 --> 2437.00] Business and that was the only thing I could use. +[2437.00 --> 2438.00] Blah, blah, blah, blah. +[2438.00 --> 2439.00] So, I had to get Skype for Business. +[2439.00 --> 2440.00] Discord's really hard. +[2440.00 --> 2442.00] Never ended up actually, like, getting logged into it. +[2442.00 --> 2443.00] Nobody understands Discord. +[2443.00 --> 2447.00] Because that was when I figured out this whole, oh, that account doesn't work for that +[2447.00 --> 2448.00] one. +[2448.00 --> 2449.00] Okay. +[2449.00 --> 2450.00] I guess I'll... +[2450.00 --> 2451.00] Okay. +[2451.00 --> 2452.00] I don't know what to do. +[2452.00 --> 2455.00] And for some reason, my account that I use to log in for my admin console, that doesn't +[2455.00 --> 2456.00] work for it. +[2456.00 --> 2457.00] Okay. +[2457.00 --> 2459.00] So, I just wasn't sure what it was. +[2459.00 --> 2464.00] But it's set to automatically launch and Skype, I don't know if you've ever encountered this, +[2464.00 --> 2469.00] Skype for Business doesn't allow you to change any settings of the program, including auto +[2469.00 --> 2472.00] launch preferences, unless you log in. +[2472.00 --> 2473.00] Yeah. +[2473.00 --> 2479.00] So, every time my computer restarts because of an automated Windows update, even if I didn't +[2479.00 --> 2480.00] want it, thank you very much. +[2480.00 --> 2481.00] And I know I could change... +[2481.00 --> 2482.00] You can disable that. +[2482.00 --> 2485.00] I know, I know, but updates are actually important. +[2485.00 --> 2486.00] They are. +[2486.00 --> 2493.00] Every time I do it, Skype for Business launches, and you can't just right click and close Skype +[2493.00 --> 2494.00] at the bottom. +[2494.00 --> 2497.00] You can't right click the thing and quit Skype. +[2497.00 --> 2498.00] Are you sure? +[2498.00 --> 2499.00] Yes, I'm... +[2499.00 --> 2501.00] Are you sure you want to quit Skype? +[2501.00 --> 2502.00] Yes, I'm sure. +[2502.00 --> 2503.00] Yes, I'm sure. +[2503.00 --> 2507.00] So, that's a complaint about Office 365, that I'm sure there's an easy solution to with +[2507.00 --> 2510.00] a registry edit, but I just haven't had, like... +[2510.00 --> 2515.00] Every time my computer reboots, I'm like, oh, I need to do something. +[2515.00 --> 2517.00] Like, I sit down at my computer because I have to use it. +[2517.00 --> 2520.00] Not because I feel like tooling around with Skype. +[2520.00 --> 2521.00] This is my work computer. +[2521.00 --> 2522.00] Anyway, so... +[2522.00 --> 2527.00] My thing is just the constantly reinitiated telemetry stuff where you turn it all off, +[2527.00 --> 2530.00] and then they're like, Windows update, it's back on, get owned! +[2530.00 --> 2532.00] Is pretty annoying. +[2532.00 --> 2535.00] There's some new telemetry stuff where they're like telling you what they're sending or something. +[2535.00 --> 2538.00] I haven't looked into it, but John did a fast as possible on it. +[2538.00 --> 2540.00] They're just still doing it though. +[2540.00 --> 2543.00] So, there's that. +[2543.00 --> 2547.00] And then, like, there's things that I just really don't like about the usability of it. +[2547.00 --> 2548.00] That adds a lot of steps. +[2548.00 --> 2550.00] Like, we talked not that long ago about the... +[2550.00 --> 2551.00] The network thing. +[2551.00 --> 2554.00] And there is, like, an easier way, but they just, like, moved it. +[2554.00 --> 2556.00] And it didn't feel like there was a compelling reason to do that. +[2556.00 --> 2557.00] And it's less conventional now. +[2557.00 --> 2559.00] Like, there's a lot... +[2559.00 --> 2563.00] There's more clicks, there's more steps, they're really heavy UI elements. +[2563.00 --> 2565.00] Some people might think they look good. +[2565.00 --> 2566.00] I personally don't. +[2566.00 --> 2567.00] You're such a nerd. +[2567.00 --> 2568.00] They have heavy UI elements. +[2568.00 --> 2569.00] They do. +[2569.00 --> 2570.00] Which you're right about. +[2570.00 --> 2572.00] But it's just such a nerd complaint. +[2572.00 --> 2573.00] But they break a lot. +[2573.00 --> 2575.00] These UI elements, very heavy. +[2575.00 --> 2576.00] And there is design issues with them. +[2576.00 --> 2578.00] Like, you didn't know those were buttons. +[2578.00 --> 2579.00] Yes. +[2579.00 --> 2580.00] Like... +[2580.00 --> 2581.00] Ugh. +[2581.00 --> 2582.00] So... +[2582.00 --> 2583.00] The start menu being broken for... +[2583.00 --> 2585.00] It has been good for a long time now, by the way. +[2585.00 --> 2586.00] Okay. +[2586.00 --> 2588.00] But the start menu being broken for literally over a year was laughable. +[2588.00 --> 2589.00] Yeah. +[2589.00 --> 2591.00] Like, basic functionality just hasn't been there. +[2591.00 --> 2592.00] So I've been staying off. +[2592.00 --> 2595.00] But they're talking about things more than a decade old. +[2595.00 --> 2596.00] Software that is more than a decade old. +[2596.00 --> 2597.00] So they're talking about Windows 7. +[2597.00 --> 2598.00] Yeah. +[2598.00 --> 2599.00] Yeah. +[2599.00 --> 2601.00] Because that's what a huge amount of users are still using. +[2601.00 --> 2602.00] Yes. +[2602.00 --> 2603.00] Because Windows 10 has many problems. +[2603.00 --> 2604.00] Um... +[2604.00 --> 2606.00] What about the other ones? +[2606.00 --> 2609.00] Did you just forget that you released other operating systems? +[2609.00 --> 2610.00] Yeah, apparently. +[2610.00 --> 2611.00] That aren't that old? +[2611.00 --> 2612.00] 8.1 is like, not bad. +[2612.00 --> 2613.00] Yeah. +[2613.00 --> 2614.00] Yeah. +[2614.00 --> 2615.00] Especially the embedded one. +[2615.00 --> 2616.00] Yeah. +[2616.00 --> 2619.00] We use 8.1 embedded on our final render server. +[2619.00 --> 2625.00] The one that actually has an overclocked 10 core extreme edition in it. +[2625.00 --> 2627.00] Because that's server, right? +[2627.00 --> 2630.00] And water cooling in a 2U. +[2630.00 --> 2631.00] Don't worry about it. +[2631.00 --> 2632.00] Anyway, the point is... +[2632.00 --> 2633.00] It's fine. +[2633.00 --> 2634.00] We use 8.1 embedded. +[2634.00 --> 2636.00] I don't think that machine has ever failed in export. +[2636.00 --> 2637.00] No. +[2637.00 --> 2639.00] And the embedded versions are awesome. +[2639.00 --> 2645.00] And then the proper, chopped down version of Windows 10, they don't want you to buy it. +[2645.00 --> 2646.00] You have to be on a subscription. +[2646.00 --> 2647.00] You're only allowed to get the subscription if you're a business. +[2647.00 --> 2648.00] Well, it was the same with 8.1. +[2648.00 --> 2649.00] It was almost impossible to get it. +[2649.00 --> 2650.00] Yeah. +[2650.00 --> 2654.00] The only reason we got it was because we know someone who knows someone who obtained a key. +[2654.00 --> 2655.00] Yeah. +[2655.00 --> 2656.00] Um... +[2656.00 --> 2657.00] It is what it is. +[2657.00 --> 2658.00] I mean, by and large, we... +[2658.00 --> 2661.00] The best version of their operating system, they're just like, no, you guys don't get it. +[2661.00 --> 2664.00] By and large, we run legit versions of Windows. +[2664.00 --> 2665.00] We have Office 365. +[2665.00 --> 2667.00] Microsoft gets a ton of our money. +[2667.00 --> 2670.00] But, um, maybe this will get me in trouble, I guess. +[2670.00 --> 2675.00] But on that one machine, I am running a copy of Windows that I didn't buy. +[2675.00 --> 2676.00] Because I can't buy it. +[2676.00 --> 2677.00] Right. +[2677.00 --> 2678.00] Yeah. +[2678.00 --> 2681.00] If they were willing to sell it to me, I would gladly pay for it. +[2681.00 --> 2682.00] Yeah. +[2682.00 --> 2684.00] Anyway, let's move on. +[2684.00 --> 2690.00] Key iPhone source code leak gets posted online in, and I quote, +[2690.00 --> 2693.00] the biggest leak in history. +[2693.00 --> 2694.00] Oh my. +[2694.00 --> 2695.00] Dun, dun, dun. +[2695.00 --> 2696.00] Dun, dun. +[2696.00 --> 2698.00] The biggest leak in Apple history? +[2698.00 --> 2706.00] So, the source code for a core component of the iPhone's operating system, iBoot, was posted on GitHub. +[2706.00 --> 2708.00] So, here's the implications. +[2708.00 --> 2711.00] Thank you, Shreyas1, for posting this. +[2711.00 --> 2716.00] This could give hackers an easier time finding flaws and bugs that could allow them to crack or decrypt an iPhone. +[2716.00 --> 2721.00] I don't know how they would decrypt it, given that this wouldn't tell them anything about the security element, or secure element, rather. +[2721.00 --> 2725.00] Could eventually allow advanced programmers to emulate iOS on non-Apple platforms. +[2725.00 --> 2730.00] That would be so helpful. +[2730.00 --> 2731.00] That would be freaking awesome. +[2731.00 --> 2732.00] Oh my god. +[2732.00 --> 2733.00] That would be so good. +[2733.00 --> 2736.00] It could make iPhone jailbreaks easier to achieve. +[2736.00 --> 2740.00] It's already pretty easy. +[2740.00 --> 2742.00] Am I overselling this? +[2742.00 --> 2743.00] No. +[2743.00 --> 2744.00] Keep going. +[2744.00 --> 2745.00] My sadness? +[2745.00 --> 2746.00] 100%. +[2746.00 --> 2747.00] Continue. +[2747.00 --> 2748.00] The GitHub code... +[2748.00 --> 2749.00] The GitHub! +[2749.00 --> 2750.00] Yeah. +[2750.00 --> 2752.00] Is labeled iBoot, which is like the iPhone's BIOS, kind of. +[2752.00 --> 2755.00] And it's the first process that runs on your iPhone. +[2755.00 --> 2759.00] So, it loads and verifies the kernel, and makes sure it is properly signed by Apple, then executes. +[2759.00 --> 2764.00] The code says it's for iOS 9, but portions of it are likely still in use in iOS 11. +[2764.00 --> 2766.00] I mean, you look at any... +[2766.00 --> 2771.00] You don't rewrite an operating system from scratch, from one year to another. +[2771.00 --> 2777.00] And Apple has taken particular care to keep iBoot secure and its code private. +[2777.00 --> 2782.00] Bugs in the boot process are the most valuable ones, if reported to Apple through its bounty program, +[2782.00 --> 2785.00] which values them at a max payment of $200,000. +[2785.00 --> 2788.00] To be clear, I seriously doubt they've ever paid out $200k. +[2788.00 --> 2789.00] Right. +[2789.00 --> 2791.00] And I doubt they ever really will, but that's the max payment. +[2791.00 --> 2792.00] You're getting somewhere in there. +[2792.00 --> 2793.00] You're getting money. +[2793.00 --> 2794.00] Yeah. +[2794.00 --> 2795.00] You're getting good money. +[2795.00 --> 2800.00] A few hours after the publication, Apple sent a DMCA takedown, demanding GitHub take down +[2800.00 --> 2801.00] the boot code. +[2801.00 --> 2802.00] Good luck with that. +[2802.00 --> 2803.00] What's that called? +[2803.00 --> 2805.00] The what effect again? +[2805.00 --> 2806.00] The Strysand effect. +[2806.00 --> 2807.00] Yes, yes. +[2807.00 --> 2810.00] So, like, I guarantee it's everywhere already. +[2810.00 --> 2811.00] Yeah. +[2811.00 --> 2812.00] Yeah. +[2812.00 --> 2813.00] Yeah, so they're saying the iBoot... +[2813.00 --> 2817.00] GitHub might have even taken it down really fast, but the second anyone saw that, it was +[2817.00 --> 2818.00] copied. +[2818.00 --> 2819.00] Oh, yeah. +[2819.00 --> 2820.00] And it's everywhere. +[2820.00 --> 2821.00] Everywhere. +[2821.00 --> 2823.00] Like the Stuxnet code, if you guys remember that. +[2823.00 --> 2824.00] I don't remember that. +[2824.00 --> 2825.00] Do you remember Stuxnet? +[2825.00 --> 2827.00] I want to figure out the specifics so I don't get it wrong. +[2827.00 --> 2828.00] Sure. +[2828.00 --> 2829.00] So you can check that. +[2829.00 --> 2832.00] Well, so the iBoot source code is proprietary, includes an Apple copyright notice. +[2832.00 --> 2836.00] It is not open source, said their message. +[2836.00 --> 2843.00] So, it first surfaced last year, apparently, posted by a Reddit user called apple underscore +[2843.00 --> 2845.00] internals on the jailbreak subreddit. +[2845.00 --> 2848.00] The post didn't get much attention though, since the user was new and didn't have enough +[2848.00 --> 2849.00] Reddit karma. +[2849.00 --> 2854.00] The new availability on GitHub means it is circulating much more widely in the underground jailbreaking +[2854.00 --> 2856.00] community and in iOS hacking circles. +[2856.00 --> 2863.00] Okay, so Stuxnet was a malicious computer worm first uncovered in 2010 by Kaspersky Lab, +[2863.00 --> 2868.00] and it was responsible for causing substantial damage to Iran's nuclear program. +[2868.00 --> 2869.00] Oh, okay. +[2869.00 --> 2875.00] It was one of the first worms to directly cause physical damage. +[2875.00 --> 2876.00] Interesting. +[2876.00 --> 2879.00] And the code is out there. +[2879.00 --> 2881.00] I may or may not have it in a zip. +[2881.00 --> 2883.00] Like, it's everywhere. +[2883.00 --> 2884.00] Okay. +[2884.00 --> 2890.00] So, this is either great news if you're into the iOS hacking scene or terrible news if +[2890.00 --> 2895.00] you're Apple and you're now going to be trying to figure out how to basically replace this. +[2895.00 --> 2896.00] Yeah, that's a nightmare. +[2896.00 --> 2902.00] Because I don't really see what they could do other than rewrite significant portions of +[2902.00 --> 2905.00] it to make it very, very, very different. +[2905.00 --> 2906.00] Yeah. +[2906.00 --> 2912.00] It's also a big hit to the company's, like, I don't even know what to call it. +[2912.00 --> 2914.00] Well, they're security image. +[2914.00 --> 2915.00] Yeah. +[2915.00 --> 2919.00] I mean, that's one of the big things that Apple trades on is that we take privacy and we take +[2919.00 --> 2921.00] security really seriously and we're good at this stuff. +[2921.00 --> 2922.00] And this is a big hit. +[2922.00 --> 2927.00] You know, trust us with all this data, including your pins and your fingerprints and your credit +[2927.00 --> 2929.00] card data and a facial scan. +[2929.00 --> 2930.00] Yeah. +[2930.00 --> 2931.00] Trust us with all this stuff. +[2931.00 --> 2932.00] We got this. +[2932.00 --> 2934.00] And this is a pretty big leak. +[2934.00 --> 2940.00] Now, in fairness to Apple, this type of a leak is very different from that type of data +[2940.00 --> 2945.00] and the way that they say that they handle it, where it's stored in a secure element inside +[2945.00 --> 2947.00] your physical device and everything gets sent to them. +[2947.00 --> 2948.00] Yeah. +[2948.00 --> 2955.00] Like, that's the difference between security as a design and security as a, you know, building +[2955.00 --> 2958.00] with, you know, people standing by the doors like this. +[2958.00 --> 2962.00] Like a secure design is not the same as like having good security on your campus. +[2962.00 --> 2963.00] Yeah. +[2963.00 --> 2968.00] But it still is the kind of thing that people might not necessarily know how to interpret. +[2968.00 --> 2976.00] So, in other news, Russian nuclear scientists arrested for Bitcoin mining plot. +[2976.00 --> 2979.00] This was posted by Ginger137 on the forum. +[2979.00 --> 2981.00] And this is freaking hilarious. +[2981.00 --> 2982.00] Oh. +[2982.00 --> 2992.00] The arrested scientists worked at the secret factory which made the USSR's first nuclear bomb. +[2992.00 --> 2997.00] So, we're talking people that had that security clearance. +[2997.00 --> 2998.00] Okay? +[2998.00 --> 3002.00] So, do you want to go through this? +[3002.00 --> 3004.00] This was originally posted on BBC. +[3004.00 --> 3009.00] They used one of Russia's most powerful supercomputers to mine Bitcoin. +[3009.00 --> 3012.00] The supercomputer was not supposed to be connected to the internet. +[3012.00 --> 3013.00] They tried to. +[3013.00 --> 3014.00] They tried to. +[3014.00 --> 3015.00] Yeah. +[3015.00 --> 3016.00] Yeah. +[3016.00 --> 3017.00] Did I say they did? +[3017.00 --> 3018.00] You said they did. +[3018.00 --> 3019.00] Okay, my bad. +[3019.00 --> 3023.00] The supercomputer was not supposed to be connected to the internet to prevent intrusion, which makes sense. +[3023.00 --> 3029.00] And once the scientists attempted to do so, the nuclear center's security department was alerted and the scientists arrested. +[3029.00 --> 3031.00] So, they really didn't get far. +[3033.00 --> 3034.00] Like at all. +[3036.00 --> 3037.00] Oh, man. +[3037.00 --> 3041.00] There have been reports of some other industrial facilities in Russia being used for crypto mining. +[3041.00 --> 3046.00] And one businessman reportedly bought two power stations for the activity. +[3046.00 --> 3048.00] Buying power stations. +[3048.00 --> 3049.00] That is next level. +[3049.00 --> 3051.00] Like legitimately red alert 2. +[3051.00 --> 3052.00] That is next level. +[3052.00 --> 3054.00] Like red alert Bitcoin edition. +[3056.00 --> 3057.00] So, that. +[3057.00 --> 3058.00] Mine Bitcoin. +[3058.00 --> 3059.00] Use the things to build power stations. +[3059.00 --> 3060.00] Mine more Bitcoin. +[3061.00 --> 3062.00] So, that's pretty funny. +[3063.00 --> 3066.00] In other news, this is posted by HeyYo on the forum. +[3066.00 --> 3067.00] HeyYo. +[3067.00 --> 3068.00] This article is from CNET. +[3068.00 --> 3070.00] The first phone with a... +[3070.00 --> 3071.00] Oh, dang it. +[3071.00 --> 3072.00] I did it again. +[3072.00 --> 3077.00] The first phone with a diamond screen will come in 2019. +[3077.00 --> 3079.00] So, finally, diamond... +[3079.00 --> 3080.00] I did it again. +[3080.00 --> 3081.00] Sorry. +[3081.00 --> 3082.00] Fuck. +[3082.00 --> 3083.00] I keep playing the intro. +[3083.00 --> 3090.00] So, finally, diamond will have a real legitimate use that makes it valuable. +[3090.00 --> 3091.00] Well, you know that... +[3091.00 --> 3092.00] Well, okay. +[3092.00 --> 3097.00] It has legitimate uses like being put on cutting blades or whatever else the case may be or abrasives. +[3097.00 --> 3103.00] But the whole thing with like raw, like mined diamonds being worth lots of money. +[3103.00 --> 3104.00] Oh, yeah. +[3104.00 --> 3105.00] That whole thing is a construct. +[3105.00 --> 3108.00] For those of you who are watching out there who don't know... +[3108.00 --> 3109.00] What absolutely is. +[3109.00 --> 3110.00] I bought into it. +[3111.00 --> 3120.00] There's a high probability that you'll buy into it or you'll have to buy into it because someone has your arm behind your back and they're pulling it up in a dirk in motion. +[3121.00 --> 3122.00] Yep. +[3122.00 --> 3123.00] But it's a big scam. +[3123.00 --> 3125.00] They're not worth anything. +[3125.00 --> 3127.00] They're just shiny pebbles. +[3127.00 --> 3128.00] Okay? +[3128.00 --> 3130.00] They're really valuable for putting on like saw blades. +[3130.00 --> 3134.00] I've spent literally thousands of dollars on these shiny pebbles. +[3134.00 --> 3136.00] And someday you might too. +[3137.00 --> 3138.00] It's a sad day. +[3138.00 --> 3139.00] It's a sad day. +[3139.00 --> 3141.00] And you know what? +[3141.00 --> 3143.00] Focus instead on the happy day. +[3143.00 --> 3144.00] The wedding day. +[3144.00 --> 3146.00] Not the sad day with the money. +[3146.00 --> 3148.00] Which is also probably a financially sad day. +[3148.00 --> 3149.00] Yeah. +[3149.00 --> 3150.00] Just ignore that. +[3150.00 --> 3152.00] No, depends how you roll it. +[3152.00 --> 3153.00] You guys did really well. +[3153.00 --> 3154.00] We made money. +[3154.00 --> 3155.00] Yeah. +[3155.00 --> 3156.00] Okay? +[3156.00 --> 3157.00] Yeah. +[3157.00 --> 3158.00] So... +[3158.00 --> 3159.00] That's impressive. +[3159.00 --> 3160.00] Most people don't. +[3160.00 --> 3161.00] Most people did not marry my wife. +[3162.00 --> 3163.00] Okay? +[3163.00 --> 3166.00] She flipped her wedding dress for a profit. +[3166.00 --> 3167.00] Chair covers? +[3167.00 --> 3168.00] Profit. +[3168.00 --> 3169.00] Center pieces? +[3169.00 --> 3170.00] Profit. +[3170.00 --> 3171.00] Okay? +[3171.00 --> 3174.00] She flipped that shit for a profit. +[3175.00 --> 3177.00] She's incredible. +[3177.00 --> 3178.00] That's pretty epic. +[3178.00 --> 3179.00] Yeah. +[3179.00 --> 3180.00] Anyway. +[3180.00 --> 3181.00] Um... +[3181.00 --> 3182.00] The other great thing. +[3182.00 --> 3184.00] These are probably gonna be lab grown diamonds. +[3184.00 --> 3185.00] Yeah. +[3185.00 --> 3190.00] So even then, the ones that come from the ground still suck. +[3190.00 --> 3191.00] So, um... +[3191.00 --> 3199.00] Akhan Semiconductor's Mirage Diamond Glass promises to be stronger than other materials used to cover a phone's display today. +[3199.00 --> 3200.00] Sure. +[3200.00 --> 3202.00] The diamond glass uses a nano crystal pattern. +[3202.00 --> 3203.00] I swear. +[3203.00 --> 3207.00] Nano has to be actually the biggest buzzword. +[3207.00 --> 3208.00] No. +[3208.00 --> 3209.00] Blockchain. +[3209.00 --> 3210.00] But... +[3210.00 --> 3211.00] No. +[3211.00 --> 3212.00] Yeah. +[3212.00 --> 3213.00] Nano blockchain. +[3213.00 --> 3214.00] No. +[3214.00 --> 3215.00] Because the thing about nano is it's just a prefix. +[3215.00 --> 3216.00] Yeah. +[3216.00 --> 3217.00] So it can be on nano tubes. +[3217.00 --> 3218.00] It can be on nano cell. +[3218.00 --> 3219.00] Nano blockchain. +[3219.00 --> 3220.00] Nano fricking anything. +[3220.00 --> 3221.00] Nano blockchain industries. +[3221.00 --> 3222.00] Nano blockchain is gonna be like... +[3222.00 --> 3223.00] That company's IPO. +[3223.00 --> 3224.00] Pfft. +[3224.00 --> 3225.00] Nano blockchain industries. +[3225.00 --> 3226.00] Okay. +[3226.00 --> 3228.00] It all runs on your phone. +[3228.00 --> 3229.00] Yeah. +[3229.00 --> 3230.00] Anyway. +[3230.00 --> 3237.00] The point is it uses a nano crystal pattern that randomly arranges the crystals instead of lining them up along their crystal planes. +[3237.00 --> 3241.00] So that discourages deep cracks from forming and damaging the materials underneath. +[3241.00 --> 3242.00] It can actually... +[3242.00 --> 3243.00] This is cool. +[3243.00 --> 3247.00] It can be applied in conjunction with other materials like Gorilla Glass as a top layer. +[3247.00 --> 3251.00] Their CEO promised that we'd see the first device by the end of 2017. +[3251.00 --> 3254.00] Twitch Plays Pokemon came up with the best one so far. +[3254.00 --> 3255.00] He said nano block... +[3255.00 --> 3256.00] A nano quantum blockchain. +[3256.00 --> 3257.00] Yes. +[3257.00 --> 3258.00] Yeah. +[3258.00 --> 3259.00] Yes. +[3259.00 --> 3260.00] Thank you. +[3260.00 --> 3261.00] Yeah. +[3261.00 --> 3262.00] Now they're aiming for 2019. +[3262.00 --> 3265.00] So like anything with nano in it, it's delayed. +[3265.00 --> 3266.00] Yeah. +[3266.00 --> 3273.00] The technology is being actively tested with as yet unidentified device makers and they are stress testing its strength, +[3273.00 --> 3283.00] trying to reduce glare, and making sure the surface transmits electrical signals well so that your fingers can navigate the touch screen without a glitch. +[3285.00 --> 3286.00] What else we got? +[3287.00 --> 3288.00] This is all boring. +[3288.00 --> 3289.00] Yeah. +[3289.00 --> 3290.00] Boring. +[3290.00 --> 3291.00] Yeah. +[3291.00 --> 3292.00] Boring. +[3292.00 --> 3293.00] Boring. +[3293.00 --> 3294.00] Boring. +[3294.00 --> 3295.00] This is all boring. +[3295.00 --> 3296.00] Let's just... +[3296.00 --> 3298.00] Let's go on the forum and find our own news. +[3298.00 --> 3299.00] Or we could talk about... +[3299.00 --> 3300.00] That thing! +[3300.00 --> 3301.00] We could talk about float plane stuff. +[3301.00 --> 3303.00] We could also talk about that thing. +[3303.00 --> 3304.00] What thing? +[3304.00 --> 3305.00] The creepy faces. +[3305.00 --> 3306.00] What are you talking about? +[3306.00 --> 3307.00] Oh, that? +[3307.00 --> 3308.00] Oh, gross. +[3308.00 --> 3309.00] Where is that? +[3309.00 --> 3310.00] That's right. +[3310.00 --> 3311.00] I can post it in the chat. +[3311.00 --> 3312.00] Yeah, post it in the chat. +[3312.00 --> 3313.00] I'll grab it from there. +[3313.00 --> 3314.00] Okay. +[3314.00 --> 3317.00] So AI is getting frickin' scary. +[3317.00 --> 3325.00] Now, there was a period for a while there where face swaps between me and Luke were kind of a meme on the forum. +[3325.00 --> 3326.00] Yeah. +[3326.00 --> 3327.00] And you know what? +[3327.00 --> 3330.00] Actually, send it to me in Hangouts if you can. +[3330.00 --> 3331.00] Okay. +[3331.00 --> 3332.00] Then post it in the chat. +[3332.00 --> 3333.00] I might be able to. +[3333.00 --> 3334.00] I'll try and grab it. +[3334.00 --> 3335.00] Yeah, I can. +[3335.00 --> 3336.00] Okay. +[3336.00 --> 3337.00] Where is it? +[3337.00 --> 3338.00] Have you posted it in the chat yet? +[3338.00 --> 3339.00] No. +[3339.00 --> 3340.00] Oh, okay. +[3340.00 --> 3341.00] I'm loading up Hangouts right now. +[3341.00 --> 3342.00] Okay, perfect. +[3342.00 --> 3343.00] That works. +[3343.00 --> 3348.00] So let's load up some Linus and Luke face swaps because this was some creepy stuff that was going on for a bit there. +[3348.00 --> 3349.00] And it was... +[3349.00 --> 3350.00] Yeah, it's pretty scary. +[3350.00 --> 3352.00] So, you know, here's one. +[3352.00 --> 3356.00] Like that, that is some gross. +[3356.00 --> 3359.00] That is some gross face swappage right there. +[3359.00 --> 3362.00] No offense to you, but I'm glad I don't have your face. +[3362.00 --> 3363.00] Yeah, no. +[3363.00 --> 3364.00] Yeah. +[3364.00 --> 3365.00] Like, as long as... +[3365.00 --> 3367.00] I think it's like always worse in that direction. +[3367.00 --> 3370.00] Um, wow, like none of them are showing up. +[3370.00 --> 3372.00] They're a little old at this point. +[3372.00 --> 3374.00] There was, it was really trendy in like probably 20... +[3374.00 --> 3377.00] Late 2013, early 2014. +[3377.00 --> 3378.00] Huh. +[3378.00 --> 3379.00] Yeah. +[3379.00 --> 3380.00] Really? +[3380.00 --> 3384.00] If they swap this picture, it's probably the same one. +[3386.00 --> 3387.00] It's gone. +[3387.00 --> 3388.00] Yeah. +[3388.00 --> 3389.00] Wow. +[3389.00 --> 3390.00] This was like... +[3390.00 --> 3391.00] Yeah, 2014. +[3391.00 --> 3392.00] Early 2014. +[3392.00 --> 3394.00] Yeah, early 2014, late 2013. +[3394.00 --> 3395.00] That was four years ago. +[3395.00 --> 3397.00] Okay, that's a whole other thing right there. +[3397.00 --> 3399.00] No, can you see? +[3399.00 --> 3400.00] Oh my. +[3400.00 --> 3401.00] Oh my. +[3401.00 --> 3403.00] Um, okay. +[3403.00 --> 3406.00] Alright, alright. +[3406.00 --> 3408.00] Anyway, anyway. +[3408.00 --> 3418.00] So, thanks to deep learning, face swapping is no longer limited to still images. +[3418.00 --> 3419.00] Did you post that in the chat? +[3419.00 --> 3420.00] I sent it to you. +[3420.00 --> 3421.00] You sent it to me? +[3421.00 --> 3422.00] Okay, cool. +[3422.00 --> 3423.00] I'll put it in chat. +[3423.00 --> 3424.00] No, no, no, no. +[3424.00 --> 3425.00] Hold on, hold on. +[3425.00 --> 3426.00] Which one? +[3426.00 --> 3427.00] Which one? +[3427.00 --> 3428.00] Which one? +[3428.00 --> 3429.00] Both. +[3429.00 --> 3430.00] The first one first? +[3430.00 --> 3431.00] Okay. +[3431.00 --> 3432.00] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[3432.00 --> 3433.00] Here we go, here we go, here we go. +[3433.00 --> 3434.00] So, check this. +[3434.00 --> 3435.00] Check this out, you guys. +[3435.00 --> 3436.00] It needs kind of like a second to load it. +[3436.00 --> 3437.00] No, no, yeah, yeah, yeah. +[3437.00 --> 3438.00] That's fine, that's fine. +[3438.00 --> 3439.00] Okay. +[3439.00 --> 3441.00] So, this is a normal Linus talking to the camera. +[3441.00 --> 3452.00] This is over 2,000 frames of data processed with an image of Luke. +[3452.00 --> 3453.00] So, it's, what is it? +[3453.00 --> 3464.00] It's 2,000 frames, it's modeled, and then it's like processed over top to swap Luke's face onto my talking head. +[3464.00 --> 3467.00] Now, I think we showed on the WAM show a little while ago. +[3467.00 --> 3468.00] Hold on, one quick thing. +[3468.00 --> 3469.00] Yeah. +[3469.00 --> 3477.00] Someone using some footage of George W. Bush just kind of sitting still and like nodding along and moved his mouth and made him say stuff. +[3477.00 --> 3478.00] Yeah. +[3478.00 --> 3480.00] So, this is a very similar technology to that. +[3480.00 --> 3481.00] So, how does this work? +[3481.00 --> 3495.00] So, he says, I trained my model using 2,000 plus images each for you and Linus, pulled frames from float plane and YouTube videos to gather all the data, and trained my GTX 970 for 36 hours. +[3495.00 --> 3498.00] So, it's a 970 for 36 hours and a whole bunch of photos. +[3498.00 --> 3499.00] Okay. +[3499.00 --> 3500.00] There's another one. +[3500.00 --> 3501.00] There's another one. +[3501.00 --> 3502.00] It's the other way around. +[3502.00 --> 3503.00] Yeah. +[3503.00 --> 3505.00] So, let's pull up the Linus and Luke one. +[3505.00 --> 3507.00] Actually, here, you guys can see them side by side here. +[3507.00 --> 3510.00] So, this is my face onto Luke. +[3510.00 --> 3517.00] It is a surprisingly convincing effect. +[3517.00 --> 3522.00] If the eyes, if the like iris was smaller, I think it would be more believable. +[3522.00 --> 3525.00] I think that's the like one thing that it screwed up. +[3525.00 --> 3526.00] Yeah. +[3526.00 --> 3530.00] And well, that and the fact that like you have facial hair and I don't and it kind of blended it. +[3530.00 --> 3531.00] Yeah. +[3531.00 --> 3532.00] Rather than... +[3532.00 --> 3533.00] Yeah. +[3533.00 --> 3535.00] It did, okay, I think it actually did a pretty good job of that. +[3535.00 --> 3538.00] It just looks unnatural for that face to have facial hair. +[3538.00 --> 3539.00] Yes. +[3539.00 --> 3540.00] It looks like this person should shave. +[3540.00 --> 3541.00] Yeah. +[3541.00 --> 3542.00] More than the other one. +[3542.00 --> 3546.00] And like you can tell like these lines are higher up on your face. +[3546.00 --> 3547.00] So, it looks a little weird. +[3547.00 --> 3548.00] Yeah. +[3548.00 --> 3553.00] But like, if I'd never seen either of us, I'd have gone like, okay, yeah, that's a dude. +[3553.00 --> 3556.00] Especially at like kind of blocky web streaming quality. +[3556.00 --> 3557.00] Yeah. +[3557.00 --> 3560.00] And I did notice when looking at it myself when comparing the two. +[3560.00 --> 3561.00] Yeah. +[3561.00 --> 3562.00] I was like, okay, mine looks more unnatural. +[3562.00 --> 3565.00] But that's probably because it's me looking at it. +[3565.00 --> 3566.00] Probably. +[3566.00 --> 3567.00] Like, I don't know. +[3567.00 --> 3568.00] It's really interesting. +[3568.00 --> 3573.00] I never realized how creepy Linus's eyes were, says Majestic Failure. +[3573.00 --> 3575.00] Well, they don't look like that. +[3575.00 --> 3577.00] It's trying to scale it. +[3577.00 --> 3579.00] It's screwed up slightly, I think. +[3579.00 --> 3584.00] So, the reason why this actually showed up is because three different websites. +[3584.00 --> 3585.00] Yeah. +[3585.00 --> 3588.00] I believe, I don't remember what they all were. +[3588.00 --> 3589.00] Yeah. +[3589.00 --> 3590.00] I know one of them is Discord. +[3590.00 --> 3595.00] But they've blocked intentionally now like Discord would probably block this. +[3595.00 --> 3600.00] But I know other sites are more tuned to normally having this type of content and they've blocked +[3600.00 --> 3601.00] it as well. +[3601.00 --> 3606.00] But it's porn where they've done this with like a celebrity's face. +[3606.00 --> 3607.00] Yeah. +[3607.00 --> 3609.00] And put it on an actor in a scene. +[3609.00 --> 3610.00] Yeah. +[3610.00 --> 3612.00] And that's like becoming a thing. +[3612.00 --> 3613.00] Right. +[3613.00 --> 3615.00] Like all these different sites, I believe Pornhub is one of them. +[3615.00 --> 3618.00] I know Discord's one, but I didn't know that was a thing anyways. +[3618.00 --> 3619.00] Right. +[3619.00 --> 3621.00] And like, I think there's a couple other sites that are all like, nope! +[3621.00 --> 3624.00] Because they don't want to deal with any of the legal issues, I'm sure. +[3624.00 --> 3625.00] Well, yeah. +[3625.00 --> 3626.00] And there'll be major issues. +[3626.00 --> 3632.00] Especially because like, guys, even ignoring the like, I forget if it's defamation or libel, +[3632.00 --> 3633.00] or slander. +[3633.00 --> 3634.00] Yeah. +[3634.00 --> 3635.00] Like, they're all slightly different. +[3635.00 --> 3637.00] Like, one of them is written and one of them is spoken or blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[3637.00 --> 3638.00] I think slander's spoken. +[3638.00 --> 3645.00] Anyway, the point is, aside from being sued for damages over that, celebrities, especially +[3645.00 --> 3646.00] like- +[3646.00 --> 3647.00] Apparently they're called deepfakes. +[3647.00 --> 3648.00] Okay. +[3648.00 --> 3649.00] Like legitimately- +[3649.00 --> 3650.00] Like deep learning fakes. +[3650.00 --> 3657.00] Legitimately famous ones, they often are able to claim that their image, especially if +[3657.00 --> 3661.00] it was pulled from a copyrighted work, is their IP. +[3661.00 --> 3662.00] So- +[3662.00 --> 3667.00] And you'll have a little bit, cause like, with some of these things it's community contributed +[3667.00 --> 3671.00] content, so they're protected to a certain degree, but they have to get rid of it really +[3671.00 --> 3672.00] fast. +[3672.00 --> 3673.00] Yes. +[3673.00 --> 3678.00] So they're trying to put fairly heavy handed, which is fair, not heavy handed in an unfair +[3678.00 --> 3682.00] way, heavy handed in a this is definitely how they should do it way, rules in place +[3682.00 --> 3683.00] to try to stop these things. +[3683.00 --> 3684.00] Right. +[3684.00 --> 3685.00] Yeah. +[3685.00 --> 3687.00] All right. +[3687.00 --> 3690.00] So, I think that's pretty much it for the show today. +[3690.00 --> 3695.00] Thank you to all the ten- I can legitimately say for the first time, tens of thousands of +[3695.00 --> 3697.00] you who are watching. +[3697.00 --> 3700.00] Thanks to Samsung for sponsoring the show, and we will see you again next week. +[3700.00 --> 3702.00] Same bat time, same bat channel. +[3702.00 --> 3703.00] Bye. +[3703.00 --> 3704.00] Okay. +[3704.00 --> 3706.00] Oh dang it, I meant to roll the intro. +[3706.00 --> 3707.00] Haha. +[3707.00 --> 3708.00] Haha. +[3708.00 --> 3710.00] Goes in with- Float plane! +[3710.00 --> 3711.00] Oh crap. +[3711.00 --> 3712.00] Stop it! +[3712.00 --> 3713.00] We're back! +[3713.00 --> 3714.00] Float plane! +[3714.00 --> 3715.00] We're back! +[3715.00 --> 3716.00] Whoa! +[3716.00 --> 3717.00] Hey! +[3717.00 --> 3718.00] How's it going? +[3718.00 --> 3719.00] Yeah. +[3719.00 --> 3721.00] Hold on, we got some cool stuff going on on the float plane! +[3721.00 --> 3722.00] Float plane! +[3722.00 --> 3725.00] It's gonna be a float plane! +[3725.00 --> 3726.00] Float plane! +[3726.00 --> 3730.00] Everyone's asking about the SpaceX launch, it was amazing. +[3730.00 --> 3733.00] You should just go check it out. +[3733.00 --> 3734.00] All right. +[3734.00 --> 3740.00] So this, we actually did a piece of content for like real actual professionals. +[3740.00 --> 3741.00] Oh. +[3742.00 --> 3743.00] Interesting. +[3743.00 --> 3746.00] Modeling and CAD design, which I know is redundant. +[3746.00 --> 3748.00] Do you really need a Xeon and a Quadro? +[3748.00 --> 3749.00] That's cool. +[3749.00 --> 3754.00] We investigated it, lots of benchmarking, lots of testing, lots of work, good piece of content, +[3754.00 --> 3755.00] make sure you watch it. +[3755.00 --> 3757.00] Did you like work with someone else on it? +[3757.00 --> 3758.00] Alex. +[3758.00 --> 3759.00] Okay. +[3759.00 --> 3760.00] Don't worry. +[3760.00 --> 3761.00] Alex did it. +[3761.00 --> 3762.00] Shut up. +[3762.00 --> 3763.00] All right. +[3763.00 --> 3765.00] Gaming at 120Hz on a TV. +[3765.00 --> 3770.00] So a lot of people don't know this, but there are TVs out there already, ignoring NVIDIA's +[3770.00 --> 3774.00] BFGDs, that can run at 120Hz with very low input lag. +[3774.00 --> 3778.00] So we tested out one of them and talked about the experience. +[3778.00 --> 3784.00] LTT, computer that self-destructs if it's hacked, which is actually not clickbait. +[3784.00 --> 3785.00] Oh. +[3785.00 --> 3788.00] It actually self-destructs if you tamper with it through software, physically. +[3788.00 --> 3789.00] But how would it? +[3789.00 --> 3790.00] No. +[3790.00 --> 3791.00] If it's a successful hack, though, it wouldn't know. +[3791.00 --> 3793.00] By moving it, it's pretty hardcore. +[3793.00 --> 3794.00] It wouldn't know. +[3794.00 --> 3796.00] But if it's a successful hack, it would have no idea. +[3796.00 --> 3798.00] No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. +[3798.00 --> 3799.00] Okay. +[3799.00 --> 3802.00] If you fail at hacking it, you don't get another chance. +[3802.00 --> 3803.00] It's gone. +[3803.00 --> 3804.00] There you go. +[3804.00 --> 3805.00] This one's pretty fun. +[3805.00 --> 3807.00] This is the Mystic Space Warrior PC. +[3807.00 --> 3809.00] Can't call it Jedi, because... +[3809.00 --> 3813.00] What? +[3813.00 --> 3814.00] Mystic Space Warrior, shut up. +[3814.00 --> 3815.00] No, I got you. +[3815.00 --> 3817.00] At first I was just like, what? +[3817.00 --> 3818.00] And... +[3818.00 --> 3820.00] You should call it Laser Sword Space Warrior. +[3820.00 --> 3830.00] Gabe N. Jr. here, who's actually Anthony, that handle, has been pushing me for retro content, +[3830.00 --> 3833.00] to do more retro content for a long time. +[3833.00 --> 3835.00] So we've got one piece coming up. +[3835.00 --> 3838.00] This is the SD2 SNES. +[3838.00 --> 3840.00] So it's exactly what it sounds like. +[3840.00 --> 3843.00] SD card 2 Super Nintendo adapter. +[3843.00 --> 3846.00] And we've actually got another one coming that I don't think is up yet, +[3846.00 --> 3848.00] that is pretty flippin' cool. +[3848.00 --> 3849.00] So that's... +[3849.00 --> 3850.00] Is that still under embargo? +[3850.00 --> 3851.00] I think it's under embargo. +[3851.00 --> 3852.00] Forget it. +[3852.00 --> 3856.00] And then finally, this is one of the coolest videos that we've done this year. +[3856.00 --> 3858.00] Maybe one of the coolest videos we've done ever. +[3858.00 --> 3863.00] We went and checked out a real nuclear fusion prototype reactor. +[3863.00 --> 3865.00] That's cool. +[3865.00 --> 3866.00] Yeah. +[3866.00 --> 3867.00] So they're in Burnaby, of all places. +[3867.00 --> 3868.00] Of course. +[3868.00 --> 3869.00] There's so many crazy things in Burnaby. +[3869.00 --> 3870.00] Of course they're in Burnaby. +[3870.00 --> 3871.00] Oh, okay. +[3871.00 --> 3872.00] Okay. +[3872.00 --> 3875.00] So yeah, another video we have coming very soon, but that isn't up yet, is on the Super NT +[3875.00 --> 3876.00] from Analog. +[3876.00 --> 3880.00] They basically reverse engineered the hardware of the Super Nintendo. +[3880.00 --> 3881.00] Super sick. +[3881.00 --> 3883.00] Which is really cool. +[3883.00 --> 3888.00] So you can run SNES games in hardware on it. +[3888.00 --> 3889.00] It's not emulation. +[3889.00 --> 3890.00] Yeah. +[3890.00 --> 3891.00] So we've got a review coming of that. +[3891.00 --> 3892.00] Yeah. +[3892.00 --> 3893.00] Alright, okay, okay. +[3893.00 --> 3894.00] We're gone for real this time. +[3894.00 --> 3895.00] B-b-bye! +[3895.00 --> 3896.00] Bye! +[3896.00 --> 3897.00] Uh-uh. +[3897.00 --> 3898.00] I'm sorry. +[3898.00 --> 3899.00] I'm sorry. +[3899.00 --> 3900.00] I'm sorry. +[3900.00 --> 3901.00] Um. +[3901.00 --> 3902.00] What are we talking about? +[3902.00 --> 3903.00] People are talking about Twitch subs. +[3903.00 --> 3905.00] Someone's like, who's this? +[3905.00 --> 3909.00] Noel Ferran says, they don't care about Twitch subs. +[3909.00 --> 3913.00] In the Twitch chat. +[3913.00 --> 3915.00] Lord Sith Linus. +[3915.00 --> 3916.00] Yes, yes. +[3916.00 --> 3919.40] no i mean dark dark space warrior diff --git a/YouTube THUMBNAILS Disappearing! - WAN Show June 29 2018_transcript.txt b/YouTube THUMBNAILS Disappearing! - WAN Show June 29 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c56bd4ab528e57f346ad3ff113b8b20836c3f478 --- /dev/null +++ b/YouTube THUMBNAILS Disappearing! - WAN Show June 29 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,598 @@ +[0.00 --> 5.74] about no well we're live now yeah if you want to ask me if we're talking about it then i guess +[5.74 --> 10.74] we're pretty much talking about it no we're not no no we're not oh what what what is it +[10.74 --> 16.42] well i can't what no you can't we're live now you can't tease me like that you can't be like +[16.42 --> 19.70] hey are we gonna talk about and then just they're here it's embarrassing +[19.70 --> 24.46] oh like that yeah i actually have no idea what you're talking about +[24.46 --> 35.50] we're gonna have a great show this week yeah um it might not be the wan show +[35.50 --> 39.28] but like somewhere someone will have a great show +[39.28 --> 49.34] i'm looking at the show on my laptop and it looks so oversaturated +[49.34 --> 57.10] the problem is that we're using a gaming monitor color calibration that's our issue +[57.10 --> 62.30] that's where we're running into trouble here so we've been so first of all makes so much +[62.30 --> 68.46] first of all our camera people came in and cranked a black magic cinema camera to 1600 iso +[68.46 --> 74.38] so it basically in a properly lit room my shirt just looked like it looked like a bunch of like +[74.38 --> 80.14] little bugs crawling around on my shirt um because of all the noise so much noise and then +[80.14 --> 86.46] we tried to fix it ourselves which resulted in the visual feast in front of you today +[88.38 --> 93.18] it's very saturated feast so that's that that's where we're at on this all right what do we what +[93.18 --> 96.86] do we got for topics is there anything worth listening to or should people just tune out now +[96.86 --> 101.74] uh no they should definitely stay tuned there's there's a couple things that i think will be +[101.74 --> 108.06] relatively interesting uh the first topic i don't think is that interesting um there's there's an lg +[108.06 --> 112.46] giveaway that we can talk about yeah you can get some lg stuff that's cool actually you can get a +[112.46 --> 118.70] whole gaming slash workstation machine should we just do that now sure okay um so last chance to +[118.70 --> 124.22] enter the hive mind pc giveaway sponsored by lg the winner gets a pc with an estimated value of about +[124.22 --> 131.58] two thousand dollars depending on which parts the audience chose as a whole oh so it's like a voting +[131.58 --> 139.82] thing okay you also get an lg 38 wk 95c monitor so it's a 38 inch 38 40 by 1600 ultra wide so we're +[139.82 --> 144.62] looking for ideas on how to spice up the build and the stream so i will be streaming the build of it +[144.62 --> 152.06] live that's fun and then one lucky winner will get exactly that machine so uh it's worldwide with no +[152.06 --> 158.14] age restriction how the heck are they doing that that doesn't what that doesn't sound uh like something +[158.14 --> 163.50] that big companies with legal departments normally do so here's a link in the twitch chat to where you +[163.50 --> 170.30] guys can uh go check out the gleam io information about it including quebec i guess which never +[170.30 --> 180.14] happens entries close at midnight pacific tonight june 29th so don't miss it um what else we got uh g-sync hdr +[180.14 --> 186.46] modules at 500 to the monitor price g-sync is expensive this and more breaking news yeah i think +[186.46 --> 190.46] we already knew g-sync normal modules were 300 bucks so the fact the price went up should not be +[190.46 --> 197.82] super surprising um great news great news uh youtube experiments with custom thumbnails just coming in +[197.82 --> 204.06] saving the day thank you again youtube thank you thank you youtube that was great i actually had a call +[204.06 --> 211.58] with youtube today and like out of respect for my partner manager i won't discuss any of the like +[211.58 --> 219.10] specifics of my call because i am very appreciative that youtube talks to me yeah because they are not +[219.10 --> 223.98] always that communicative you'd be surprised if that's a relatively new thing yeah it's it's it's +[223.98 --> 232.94] amazeballs um but i will say that the tone of the call on my side was very grateful i'm grateful to youtube +[232.94 --> 241.58] and our google overlords for making our job at floatplane media easier so much easier um there's +[241.58 --> 249.34] also rumors because you all know i love rumors of an i9 99 100k i almost wish they went just for full +[249.34 --> 257.50] full gold and went i9 99 99k well it'll be over 9 000 that's fair um nvidia's new nda requirement to +[257.50 --> 262.78] get access to early hardware is this a giant scandal or is it a mountain being made out of a +[262.78 --> 269.02] molehill not even a molehill more on this at 11. it's like one speck of dirt nope nope at 11. okay +[269.58 --> 277.34] uh nope that's it i'm rolling the intro 11. did you see this i haven't actually actually like exactly +[277.34 --> 281.50] what i wanted to make remember i was telling you oh really it's literally it okay well we'll have to +[281.50 --> 290.86] check that out then how do i get into the dashboard i use twitch so little and their settings menus are +[290.86 --> 295.66] garbage where's the chat i love you twitch but your settings menus are i just want to chat oh right +[295.66 --> 297.66] oh i forgot to whoops +[301.98 --> 307.58] so luke doesn't technically work here but yeah you're gonna be at ltx right yeah luke will be at ltx +[307.58 --> 312.54] because luke also technically does do things here sometimes yeah so you have a video coming soon i do +[312.54 --> 319.42] like actually soon now and not just like me hosting a video and like pulling luke into it for like color +[319.42 --> 326.54] commentary like luke is hosting uh the nintendo labo video the latest possible no one cares anymore +[326.54 --> 332.94] about it but these are the reasons why people should have cared nintendo labo video that's quite a sales +[332.94 --> 340.14] pitch all right so what basically the whole internet is wrong about labo and nintendo now you're getting +[340.14 --> 346.46] back into the clickbait spirit i knew you had it in you yeah um so let's jump into our first topic this was posted by +[346.46 --> 357.66] wanatology um the study of people named wan i guess wanatology over on the forum uh the original article here is +[357.66 --> 366.38] from tech power up nvidia's g-sync hdr module is this was just working +[366.38 --> 376.54] i you saw me test this i actually didn't but i believe you no i no you've got it on luke's +[376.54 --> 381.98] i know but that's the one okay that was there we go all right okay did you try unplugging it and +[381.98 --> 388.30] plugging it back in yes yes i have oh oh no never mind yeah okay you're right thanks bye okay like +[388.30 --> 395.82] half of my calls to tech support ever really uh it's happened maybe not half i don't call tech support +[395.82 --> 401.66] that much that's fair um but if we're going back to like when i would call tech support as a teenager +[401.66 --> 409.42] if we're talking about ever i have definitely made my fair share of have you tried i must have told you +[409.42 --> 415.26] my evga call story right okay you know what we're gonna get back to this g-sync hdr module have i told +[415.26 --> 420.38] you that one before with the mineral computer i'm not actually sure i don't think so we'll get through +[420.38 --> 424.22] part way and i'm sure there's people here that haven't heard it you'll probably remember because i i must +[424.22 --> 429.82] have told you at some point the only time i've ever contacted customer support from any computer +[429.82 --> 435.58] hardware company ever was evga and one time i've never had to outside of that everything's always +[435.58 --> 441.02] worked or it's been like clearly my fault because my hand was covered in oil and i dropped a hard drive +[441.02 --> 447.18] that is not max store that was the brand of the hard drive's fault because i it hit the ground it's my +[447.18 --> 451.90] fault anyway took it and threw it on yeah pretty much you know where that's going i was everyone knows +[451.90 --> 455.90] about my mineral computer if you don't uh there's there's videos of it on the channel you should +[455.90 --> 461.98] check it out it's it's actually a really funny video in the end but yeah when i was building it +[461.98 --> 466.78] uh i'm like 12 hours into this build and it's taken me forever it's the first time i've ever built a +[466.78 --> 471.26] mineral computer i'm doing a lot of things for the first time it's actually only it's probably like the +[471.26 --> 475.66] low double digits of times i've built a computer at all at this point right and i'm trying to build a +[475.66 --> 482.30] mineral oil one um i go through a lot of hardships including realizing that due to the fish rocks that +[482.30 --> 486.54] i put in the bottom of the fish tank my power supply would no longer fit because i did all the +[486.54 --> 492.62] sizing based on no fish rocks being there and it was like really hard to clear a spot for it blah blah +[492.62 --> 499.50] blah blah so i unscrewed the casing on the power supply figured out that it was like a wrapped setup so +[499.50 --> 503.66] it was screwed on one side but it wasn't like two completely separate metal panels +[503.66 --> 511.18] so i had to like tear off the metal that was there and i ended up only having like little +[511.74 --> 516.78] like wire cutters so i i was able to just get a tiny little snippet and then i had to literally +[516.78 --> 523.50] rip the metal in half i think you might be the king of wrong tools anyways i got it it that's why there's +[523.50 --> 529.42] like a jagged edge on one part of that power luke needs a condom which you know goes to the dollar +[529.42 --> 537.74] store finds a balloon and it's like well this end looks big enough surely the other one will stretch +[540.14 --> 541.34] oh my god um +[543.50 --> 548.78] but i i get the power supply ripped and it fits now and that power supply still works actually i've used +[548.78 --> 553.58] it recently which is hilarious um it's actually pretty old i'm really surprised it still works yeah +[553.58 --> 558.30] uh every everything fits i get all the oil in and i've turned i turned it on i did the old thing +[558.30 --> 563.42] you turn the computer on before you put it in the case which is good yeah i did that and it worked +[563.42 --> 569.26] fine then i submerged it pressed the power button nothing happened and i just freaked out because i'm +[569.26 --> 572.94] a kid i don't have enough money to buy these components again right no one's going to give me +[572.94 --> 578.30] a return on oil soaked components they sure it's not going to happen so i'm like try that sometime but +[578.30 --> 583.58] you're sorry carry on i i have no idea what's going on i'm freaking out it's really early in +[583.58 --> 589.82] the morning for whatever i have an evga motherboard for whatever reason i was like i'm gonna call evga +[589.82 --> 595.42] tech support i don't know why i picked that component yeah because it could have been anything that was +[595.42 --> 601.98] i have no idea yeah i just was like i need to call someone and the dude on the phone was like really +[601.98 --> 610.54] calm and really patient i felt like i was calling 911 um hello computer enthusiast please state your +[610.54 --> 616.54] emergency and i start trying to explain what's going on and like he he finally eventually i don't +[616.54 --> 622.62] know if he's heard of mineral cooling before at this point or not but uh he's like you know what +[622.62 --> 627.90] what i'm gonna do i'm gonna add a note to your account saying that like if we get any components in +[627.90 --> 633.82] that have a little oil on it it's okay that was nuts he did that he actually did that and then +[633.82 --> 640.30] he's like okay i want you to go through like taking it out and like reseeding some of the components for +[640.30 --> 645.50] me and he stayed on the freaking line the whole time and i i put him on speaker and i reseeded a +[645.50 --> 650.94] whole bunch of components and i put everything back in and it turned on and worked that was like +[650.94 --> 655.66] the greatest customer support call i've ever had in my entire life and it was basically did you try +[655.66 --> 659.34] unplugging it and plugging it back in yeah that was where we were going with this thank you that +[659.34 --> 666.62] only took about 10 minutes but anyway that was just amazing that's that's i i almost never have +[666.62 --> 671.50] customer support calls but that was that was really fantastic no one's come close since then +[672.14 --> 681.34] all right so let's jump over to this g-sync news um basically uh pc pur disassembled their rg swift pg +[681.34 --> 687.74] 27 uq because those guys have balls of steel it's a two thousand dollar monitor and they found that the +[687.74 --> 693.98] g-sync module is a newer version than the first generation g-sync monitors which i think we've known +[693.98 --> 703.34] for like two years that new g-sync like faster g-sync was going to require a new module anyway the exact +[703.34 --> 713.50] model of fpga is an area area anyway uh 10gx 480 which is a high performance 20 nanometer soc that +[713.50 --> 723.34] provides enough bandwidth and lvds pins in order to process this huge 4k 144 hertz data stream it is sold +[723.34 --> 732.62] in low quantities for two thousand dollars for the fpga alone at digikey and mouser but assuming that nvidia +[732.62 --> 739.34] buys thousands pc pur is suggesting that the price of this chip alone will add 500 to the monitor's +[739.34 --> 747.58] bomb cost it is further increased by the three gigabytes of ddr4 memory on the module and the +[747.58 --> 754.46] added licensing fees for g-sync so if even just the three gigs like that stuff's expensive right now that +[754.46 --> 762.54] stuff's really expensive right now so here's the the bizarre thing about g-sync is that from +[762.54 --> 769.26] the consumer standpoint i know a lot of people feel very strongly that nvidia should just adopt +[769.26 --> 776.94] adaptive sync or free sync and just kind of get on board with the rest of the industry i mean they are +[776.94 --> 784.54] now up against more than just amd like it used to be nvidia versus amd g-sync free sync and amd had a +[784.54 --> 791.10] handful of partners that were that were rushing free sync monitors to market um but now nvidia is up +[791.10 --> 798.06] against a much larger tide in the industry as a whole samsung is going to be supporting free sync +[798.06 --> 805.90] on upcoming tvs that to me is huge you combine that with the free sync support on the xbox +[806.54 --> 812.22] and now it's like whoa whoa whoa now hold hold on just a gosh darn minute whether you have a pc or +[812.22 --> 818.70] whether you have a console yeah if you want a game on a monitor or on a tv if you want all of those +[818.70 --> 825.98] things and the ability to interconnect all of them free sync is the only solution on the market today +[827.66 --> 833.10] it's probably going to stay that way and a lot of people are assuming that the only reason that nvidia +[833.10 --> 838.46] would not adopt the industry standard solution is in order to make more money on their licensing +[838.46 --> 846.78] but i'm kind of looking at this going like hold on a minute if there wasn't more to it than that +[847.42 --> 853.34] why would nvidia pay somewhere in the neighborhood of 500 for these modules +[854.78 --> 862.62] why would they why would they hurt the competitiveness of g-sync monitors available on the market +[862.62 --> 869.42] if they didn't have to and then you go you go back again and you go now okay well hold on a second +[869.42 --> 879.82] here g-sync on notebooks doesn't have this fpga so they found a way to do it with the embedded display +[879.82 --> 887.50] port connection but not with the standard you know i think we haven't really done a guest in a long time +[887.50 --> 897.02] i think this news merits asking tom peterson from nvidia to come on the show and explain why +[897.66 --> 905.82] the actual ball sack they would spend all this money and lock variable refresh rate down to this +[906.46 --> 907.82] proprietary solution +[910.30 --> 917.26] if there isn't a compelling of their own products yeah because because imagine imagine that +[917.26 --> 927.26] your nvidia talking to lg or tcl or samsung you're talking to a major like panel and television +[927.26 --> 936.22] manufacturer and you're going have i got a deal for you we're gonna have you take your existing scaler +[936.94 --> 943.90] i know it's cheap but you know you're gonna throw that away okay you're gonna take our scaler which +[943.90 --> 949.42] doesn't have all these fancy component inputs that people might need for their legacy devices +[949.98 --> 959.34] it doesn't take six hdmis in it's pretty basic we want you to spend 500 on it sound good +[960.62 --> 965.50] why would they do that if they don't have to and then why would they go and put a bunch of ram on it +[965.50 --> 973.58] if they don't have to is there okay so i've used freesync and aside from some of the +[973.58 --> 978.86] the limitations of the early monitors where the freesync range was not very helpful like it didn't +[978.86 --> 986.62] go down low enough i don't personally notice a huge difference like is this the kind of thing where i +[986.62 --> 990.86] have to pull out a phantom camera in order to see the the difference in the way the monitors are +[990.86 --> 996.14] refreshing is that something we should do we should we should talk to tom though okay if that's something +[996.14 --> 1004.86] we should do then sure but we could get what we should do from him okay all right all right i think +[1004.86 --> 1014.22] giving tom a chance i'm gonna email him right now uh no no i'm emailing him right now can you guys +[1014.22 --> 1021.82] come on our show and explain g-sync this is all in the subject line got a lot of our viewers i mean +[1021.82 --> 1026.38] really this is me asking you guys don't seem that concerned got a lot of our viewers wondering +[1027.50 --> 1035.26] why it needs needs uh two thousand dollar fpga and three gigs of ram he's legitimately doing this +[1035.26 --> 1042.94] right now linus you know let's throw chat seems to be asking for it right now thanks linus um okay +[1042.94 --> 1049.58] linus yeah formal yeah you know what i'll throw in the thanks every once in a while i'll throw in the +[1049.58 --> 1054.46] thanks it was still basically a one-liner yeah but it's got a thanks you know tom tom's tom's +[1054.46 --> 1059.50] i respect tom a lot by the way tom's great super cool so is the other person including the email +[1059.50 --> 1065.34] yeah yeah so if anyone can explain this to me i think our pr contact gets upset when i go straight +[1065.34 --> 1070.62] to tom because tom is not technically pr or marketing or anything he's not technically like +[1070.62 --> 1074.62] an outward facing position he's really good at it yeah he's like awesome yeah so it's you know i +[1074.62 --> 1081.02] i really want to talk to tom about it because he can put something like we are spending 500 +[1081.58 --> 1087.02] for lols into a perspective that might make sense yeah because if there's anything i know about nvidia +[1087.02 --> 1089.18] it's that they don't spend money unnecessarily +[1093.26 --> 1099.50] all right let's jump into our next topic here uh this was posted by rubber puppy on the forum +[1099.50 --> 1105.90] rubber and i'd like to open this with a statement from the current coo of floatplane media +[1107.02 --> 1117.26] does floatplane media now or intend in the future to alter or um disfigure in any way the thumbnail +[1117.26 --> 1125.18] that a creator would upload to the platform for their viewers no uh not only does that seem uh +[1125.18 --> 1131.18] uh i'm trying to be pr happy right here not only does that seem stupid just drop the pr happiness +[1131.18 --> 1137.90] uh that's not pr but that that literally just sounds like unnecessary work and we have a lot of other +[1137.90 --> 1147.66] stuff to do so let's just let's jump over to my screen not only do i not get the point but it sounds like a +[1147.66 --> 1155.10] bunch of work here's the post from rail a large song garacia oh wow i'm not even +[1155.10 --> 1161.50] you know forget forget that i ever tried um hello team youtube i would like to know why are +[1161.50 --> 1168.06] not the thumbnails of the videos on my channel what happens is that all my videos had thumbnails and now +[1168.06 --> 1178.14] they are no longer seen what a tremendous tremendous concern to have um this is good so to youtube's credit +[1178.14 --> 1184.62] now going back to going back to being appreciative of youtube for a minute here to youtube's credit they replied +[1184.62 --> 1189.66] yeah thank you team youtube that's actually surprising good job i'm not a super huge fan of +[1189.66 --> 1196.06] their reply we are running a small experiment where 0.3 percent of viewers will see an auto-generated +[1196.06 --> 1202.86] thumbnail instead of your custom thumbnail okay we're not removing the ability to create your custom +[1202.86 --> 1209.66] thumbnail we're just not going to show it to some people we're doing this to gain insight on auto-generated +[1209.66 --> 1216.70] thumbnails for the future something to consider too is 0.3 sounds automatically like oh absolutely +[1216.70 --> 1222.94] tiny amount of people but it's freaking youtube so 0.3 is actually i have no idea but i'm assuming in the +[1222.94 --> 1229.58] millions of people this is actually a lot of people it's not a lot in comparison to the entire whole of +[1229.58 --> 1232.30] people that use youtube but it's a lot of people +[1236.46 --> 1242.62] there's someone with like a research degree that's going after them super ham for for not doing this +[1242.62 --> 1247.74] properly there's the comments on this twitter thread are are glorious i heard back from nvidia already +[1247.74 --> 1252.54] they're saying it doesn't cost two thousand dollars so that's good we've we've confirmed now that they +[1252.54 --> 1259.34] are indeed getting a volume discount which we assumed before um but uh i don't have any information +[1259.34 --> 1265.66] other than that yeah we we knew that so i'm just i just i've replied uh saying well okay yes but uh +[1265.66 --> 1271.34] we like we still want to know yeah so just come talk to us about g-sync dude yeah they don't even +[1271.34 --> 1276.14] necessarily have to be that they should be happy anytime tom gets in front of people they like love +[1276.14 --> 1280.78] nvidia more so they shouldn't yeah they shouldn't be afraid to put just come come flex your tech and we +[1280.78 --> 1284.70] can that can be like part of it but we can talk about more things all right so there's so there's +[1284.70 --> 1291.82] a couple things here number one i personally am of the mind that 0.3 percent is not that big of a +[1291.82 --> 1296.70] deal even in the context of a channel that gets two million views a day which is where we're kind +[1296.70 --> 1300.70] of sitting these days we're a little low right now so hold on per channel yeah but i mean users +[1300.70 --> 1308.06] two million times point and that's not i don't i don't actually think views is the right way to do it +[1308.06 --> 1313.66] okay they could be whale users but if it's no no no not a random distribution not even that because +[1313.66 --> 1318.22] you're looking at people who it's going to come down to a choice decision and with how youtube's +[1318.22 --> 1321.58] algorithm works right now if they don't click on your video it might not come back +[1322.86 --> 1328.38] so you could be getting cut 0.3 of your users okay because now they're not clicking on it because +[1328.38 --> 1333.90] it looks weird so the impact could be could be hurt yeah okay so that would be 60 000 views a day +[1333.90 --> 1339.02] it could potentially hit us for assuming that it's just a one-time a one-time thing which is +[1339.02 --> 1345.58] honestly not the end of the world but 60 000 people a day that might not see your video in sub boxes anymore +[1346.54 --> 1354.78] i'm over it but i have deeper concerns i have other concerns my other concerns are to do with +[1355.90 --> 1362.70] why are they doing research into auto-generated thumbnails if there isn't some kind of purpose to +[1362.70 --> 1369.02] the experiment and the only purpose that i can think of to an experiment that goes hey what would +[1369.02 --> 1374.46] happen if we just used auto-generated thumbnails instead of user-created thumbnails is that they +[1374.46 --> 1380.94] are considering using them yeah that's the only reason to run this experiment that makes sense to my +[1380.94 --> 1387.10] non-ai algorithmic brain and so question for you i'm gonna almost flip sides a little bit here yeah +[1388.14 --> 1392.54] would that be that bad right now we have clickbait cancer all of our thumbnails i'm leaving that +[1392.54 --> 1397.26] up to the audience so i've actually brought up our dashboard here and i'm gonna screen share with +[1397.26 --> 1404.22] you guys let's go ahead and pop up my screen here all right so this video right here went up today +[1405.42 --> 1410.70] high school for gamers uh actually this is not our original thumbnail design for it it originally had me +[1410.70 --> 1416.06] holding up a legitimate e-sports textbook which was hilarious by the way look e-sports textbook amazing +[1416.86 --> 1420.78] so we've got a few different options here we've got to actually do you want to do you want a straw +[1420.78 --> 1425.58] pull create a straw pull and we just need a couple options do you prefer our custom one or do you +[1425.58 --> 1431.90] prefer one of the auto-generated thumbnails so this is high school for gamers we've got me standing +[1431.90 --> 1436.94] holding a book in front of a plant we've got me standing in sort of a dark room it's hard to see my +[1436.94 --> 1441.82] face and then we've got me standing outside of a building and then we've got sort of bigger me with +[1441.82 --> 1446.38] people gaming behind me okay so there's example number one we're gonna we're gonna do a few we're +[1446.38 --> 1449.90] gonna do a few here uh here let's try this one +[1453.74 --> 1459.58] this laptop does everything sort of we've got me holding up laptops we've got some people sitting +[1459.58 --> 1466.22] around eating what is presumably cake we've got some people sitting at a table and we've got actually me +[1466.22 --> 1472.94] holding laptops okay all right but i'm not gonna i'm not gonna lead you guys too much i want you guys to +[1472.94 --> 1477.58] to conclude for me uh let's try to dual cpu sockets matter +[1479.90 --> 1484.30] this video didn't perform very well so maybe we would have been better off you know i actually don't +[1484.30 --> 1493.34] mind this one hmm okay what i mean this one do you think do you think the top one that does suck that's +[1493.34 --> 1498.14] like yeah that does suck uh do you think the top one is the one that it would pick though i don't +[1498.14 --> 1503.98] know it might just be one of it might be like random um okay let's try why do we need so many +[1503.98 --> 1513.26] servers okay this one wow we would have thought it was a tech linked episode with riley with that one +[1513.26 --> 1518.30] so that would have been terrible yeah that's not great uh this is just me in kind of a dark mess +[1518.30 --> 1524.22] hard to tell anything this is just me in the editing den it's hard to tell like having a picture +[1524.22 --> 1529.26] of the server does seem pretty helpful for this one is there any other examples you want to you +[1529.26 --> 1534.06] want to see is anything people in chat are saying that they they pick the middle thumbnail and other +[1534.06 --> 1538.14] people are just keep on saying that it picks the second one or the second one is the best blah blah +[1538.14 --> 1544.06] blah interesting okay all right why is everyone buying this monitor okay let's try this one sorry +[1544.06 --> 1549.82] you guys i know this is taking a little while but this is this is live research okay so it managed to grab +[1549.82 --> 1555.98] our end card so that's not helpful for sure it managed to grab me standing in the kitchen i am +[1555.98 --> 1560.78] looking at a monitor though again the second one's okay though but the second one is okay it's me +[1560.78 --> 1566.54] sitting there with a monitor in front of me uh do you have those straw poll results yeah um where will +[1566.54 --> 1571.34] i how will i get them spamming them in chat so if you just go to chat okay cool i'm gonna go i'm +[1571.34 --> 1576.54] gonna go check out chat i'm gonna go grab that and bring it up bam oh i missed all right click dick +[1576.54 --> 1581.98] dang it i found actually one of the better ways to do it is to put your mouse where it will be and +[1581.98 --> 1586.94] then wait for chat to bump it and then click there i've actually i've actually found that that works bad +[1586.94 --> 1594.86] solutions for stupid problems okay so even though we did see some pretty good examples in there of +[1594.86 --> 1602.70] thumbnails that actually looked not bad 80 of you are saying that you would prefer the custom creator +[1602.70 --> 1607.58] thumbnails at least in our case and i know that there are some creators out there that are +[1607.58 --> 1614.06] not doing a good job super abusing of of uh in good faith creating a thumbnail that is representative +[1614.06 --> 1621.98] of the content yeah um but still an 80 to 20 percent vote here is is a pretty overwhelming majority +[1621.98 --> 1628.06] that looks pretty clear to me that you guys have you guys have spoken someone in chat 80 of chat has bad taste +[1628.06 --> 1634.62] well moving on then +[1637.02 --> 1641.74] actually we should get our uh we should get our sponsors out of the way yeah um i believe one of +[1641.74 --> 1656.38] them is ltx 2018 oh boy ltx is the oh that's weird wah wah ltx is the interactive meetup and oops meetup and +[1656.38 --> 1661.74] interactive tech event it'll be on july 14th at the richmond olympic oval here in richmond british +[1661.74 --> 1667.42] columbia canada current booths include a blind cable management competition brought to you by cable +[1667.42 --> 1671.82] mod i want to do that i don't know i will take you on that's actually way more interesting a +[1671.82 --> 1679.50] d-lidding workshop so bring your cpus we will show you how to d-lid them case toss 2.0 now with more +[1679.50 --> 1691.18] safety multi-headed vr a lan 10k ultra wide gaming which by the way is curved i thought it was 12k it +[1691.18 --> 1701.34] was going to be 12k but then we settled on um uh 3440 by uh 1440 ultra wides instead of the 4k ones okay +[1701.34 --> 1709.10] and i will say that it is a better experience okay doing it this way okay the extra pixels were +[1709.10 --> 1713.90] not contributing much and the extra size probably would have been unnecessary because it already +[1714.54 --> 1720.62] takes up a ginormous significant port have you seen it no it's actually built oh it will be there +[1720.62 --> 1725.90] like it's confirmed now before we were just kind of hoping corsair asus vertigir cable mod bs mods +[1725.90 --> 1730.54] free geek alpha cool and i buy power will all be at the event with a ton of more brands sending swag +[1730.54 --> 1737.98] and to give you guys some idea of the swag nvidia has sent six titan x's six 1080 ti's and a whole +[1737.98 --> 1742.70] bunch of other stuff so we're actually thinking they won't sponsor us but they'll give us stuff to +[1742.70 --> 1748.54] give away that's actually that's pretty cool sure i mean they make ltx pretty sweet yeah so far two +[1748.54 --> 1753.10] years in a row so what we were thinking is instead of just doing a bunch of draws on the stage because +[1753.10 --> 1758.06] that kind of took forever and was kind of tedious it did we're gonna make so many things there like +[1758.06 --> 1764.06] competitions cool so like the blind cable management thing you might win a titan so we want to drive +[1764.06 --> 1768.94] participation so yeah that's come hang out ticket start at 35 canadian and you can check them out at +[1768.94 --> 1776.22] the link below or ltx expo.com there's also going to be custom merch that you can't get other places oh +[1776.22 --> 1781.42] there's also going to be custom merch apparently that you won't be able to get other than at ltx i want +[1781.42 --> 1787.74] so wow that's kind of a dick move so the customers that you actually can't get anywhere else is ltx merch +[1787.74 --> 1794.62] oh it's an ltx but also oh we have lanyards too right yeah we have lanyards cool and then there's also +[1794.62 --> 1801.10] one design that our guy has created that is going to be on sale later but you can't get it anywhere else +[1801.10 --> 1806.22] and it's really cool and it's going to be cheaper oh it'll be cheaper at ltx okay cool and like more +[1806.22 --> 1811.90] color varieties and stuff all right yeah also sponsoring the show today private internet access +[1812.54 --> 1817.98] it supports a variety of vpn protocols protocols protocols and types of encryption and authentication +[1817.98 --> 1822.30] it's got ip cloaking so you can hide your true ip address and geographic location it allows you to +[1822.30 --> 1826.22] browse anonymously avoid data mining and target advertising block unwanted connections unblock +[1826.22 --> 1830.86] websites save money because it's actually really inexpensive and you can be logged into five +[1830.86 --> 1835.42] devices all at once on the same account and you can check it out at the link below private +[1836.54 --> 1841.82] we need a better vanity url private internet.com pages slash linus tech tips with dashes +[1843.34 --> 1847.50] not possible oh all right so that won't be a thing maybe we should just create our own like +[1848.22 --> 1851.82] genius link or something we could do line sec tips.com slash pia +[1853.26 --> 1857.26] i think i guess we could do that all right getting back into the news we actually have a +[1857.26 --> 1861.74] a lot of topics oh what what oh no we did that we did it right at the beginning yeah +[1863.34 --> 1870.14] bye all right so we've got some rumors to talk about this was posted by numlock21 on the forum the +[1870.14 --> 1877.02] original article is from wccf tech and i won't say that i know anything about this because i don't which +[1877.02 --> 1882.06] is great because it means that i can just talk about the rumors that i've heard this is probably accurate +[1882.06 --> 1892.14] yeah there's a rumored core i9 coming to z390 um it's rumored to be an eight core processor with 16 +[1892.14 --> 1898.54] threads which is absolutely killer because for me there's a fly by the way eight core was really the +[1898.54 --> 1903.74] threshold that i bumped into um when video encoding mind you this was a while ago it might have improved +[1903.74 --> 1910.06] since then when video encoding with uh gpu assistance in adobe premiere and adobe media encoder okay +[1910.06 --> 1917.82] so if i had a really high speed eight core that also had an intel integrated gpu so i could use +[1917.82 --> 1925.26] quick sync yeah that had the potential to be the best of all worlds so you're hoping and six cores +[1925.26 --> 1933.50] wasn't quite enough so i am really hoping that this will be uh apparently they're oh branding it core i9 +[1933.50 --> 1938.54] that's wow why are they muddying the waters why didn't they just make high-end desktop core i9 +[1938.54 --> 1946.46] and mainstream core i7 tie like what are they doing um i'm excited for mainstream to be eight core i think +[1946.46 --> 1952.30] that'll be a really big deal yeah once mainstream has been eight core for like three years that'll be +[1952.30 --> 1958.14] really good for software development and game development and stuff that'll be very nice i just +[1958.14 --> 1966.70] my only thing with this is like of course i don't know well i i don't know they could have stuck with +[1966.70 --> 1971.50] six cores i mean their six cores are actually reasonably competitive even with ryzen 2. oh i +[1971.50 --> 1977.58] don't necessarily mean about the 9900k to be fair oh i see what you mean yeah yeah yeah like uh intel is +[1977.58 --> 1983.58] making more processors oh i see yeah the the individual details if they're true that is +[1983.58 --> 1990.54] interesting but it's a rumor so the rumor is that a core i7 9700k would be six core 12 thread direct +[1990.54 --> 1997.50] replacement for the 8700k and the 9600k would be six core six thread so direct replacement for the 8600k +[1998.22 --> 2003.82] what i would expect and this won't be popular is that because they are creating a new model number +[2003.82 --> 2008.78] and they're giving it a core i9 designation i would expect this to be positioned as a more +[2008.78 --> 2015.02] expensive option what we've seen over the last four or five generations now going from 2600k to 3770k +[2015.02 --> 2029.26] to 4770k to 4790k to 5775c that was short-lived to 6700k to 7700k is every generation intel has +[2029.26 --> 2035.42] bumped the performance by five to ten percent and they've uh put a few bucks on the price how much +[2035.42 --> 2039.18] how much do you think it'll cost but basically not much more than adjusting for inflation +[2039.90 --> 2044.78] i think this time we are going to see the top tier skew on the mainstream platform cost a significant +[2044.78 --> 2050.78] amount more i wouldn't be surprised if instead of with ryzen oh yeah barking at their tails i think so +[2050.78 --> 2056.38] i don't think that from intel's perspective ryzen challenges the mainstream k chips +[2056.38 --> 2061.02] because their positioning of these chips is that they're for gamers even an i9 because those are +[2061.66 --> 2069.82] crazy expensive yes and no the cheapest i9s uh core i9 let's see what would be what like an it's oh +[2072.70 --> 2081.98] 70 is there a 78 something k can't remember oh man this is a laptop chip why why do i even why do i +[2081.98 --> 2087.50] even bother going to intel's website when there's wikipedia oh no okay yeah you're right core i9 +[2087.50 --> 2092.62] start at a thousand dollars that's that's like not really this one won't be like that though i think +[2092.62 --> 2098.06] this one will be like a hundred dollars more okay so so from because that's a pretty big shift for them +[2098.62 --> 2103.18] yes it kind of actually makes sense but it's a big shift yeah so i think this will be like a hundred +[2103.18 --> 2108.86] dollars more and i think the justification will be that this is the fastest gaming chip and it's also a +[2108.86 --> 2115.90] really versatile uh sort of cheapo workstation chip because you will get to use the cheaper +[2115.90 --> 2124.78] consumer chipset which does save you some money yeah all right nvidia's new nda requirements for +[2124.78 --> 2130.38] early hardware this is supposed to buy athen immortal on the forum and the original article +[2130.38 --> 2137.90] here was from tech power up um so basically i'm glad we used the tech power up article yeah um yeah +[2137.90 --> 2144.62] because they are pretty much they went full editorial yeah we don't basically think that +[2145.26 --> 2151.98] that is that big of a deal um it was a so this whole situation is very awkward yeah so german +[2151.98 --> 2161.50] tech application heist.de i don't know if i said that right probably not um they felt that this latest +[2161.50 --> 2167.82] update suggested to them that nvidia was mandating positive reviews in order to get access to +[2167.82 --> 2173.34] hardware they weren't tech power up disagrees i disagree i actually hadn't gotten a copy because +[2173.90 --> 2180.78] our video contact sent it to luke who sat on it for weeks instead of hey okay the no i got a follow +[2180.78 --> 2185.90] up a week after the deadline hey linus is anyone from your organization going to sign this i never saw +[2185.90 --> 2190.38] and then i got your forward after i had sent the sign one back to him already i know did you if you +[2190.38 --> 2194.78] noticed from the forward it was not a reply to the original email oh i don't think i got the two +[2194.78 --> 2200.14] week old email okay and that email was like a day or two old at that point so anyway it wasn't that +[2200.14 --> 2207.10] bad i read through it actually as far as ndas go it was pretty plain jane it was like two pages +[2207.74 --> 2213.58] didn't have anything terrifying in it like there's some ndas out there that are scary like we're working +[2213.58 --> 2217.82] on getting this really unique graphics card that actually outputs over ethernet +[2217.82 --> 2222.22] uh yeah it's super cool their nda really cool +[2224.78 --> 2231.10] much bigger much bigger much bigger um nvidia's was actually for a company that size in particular +[2231.10 --> 2235.02] like we've worked with some big multinationals in the past especially on like sponsored projects +[2235.02 --> 2239.18] and theirs should explain why it's not that big of a deal because a lot of people read it and still +[2239.18 --> 2242.78] thought it was really bad probably because they're just not used to reading legalese or ndas +[2242.78 --> 2249.66] well it's because the the wording that says the recipient shall use confidential information +[2249.66 --> 2258.46] solely for the benefit of nvidia means that while the product is nda'd you are not supposed to be +[2259.26 --> 2266.70] say for example taking this this unreleased graphics card and lending it to your buddy over at amd so that +[2266.70 --> 2270.62] they can run benchmarks on it so that they'll know ahead of time what the performance will be +[2270.62 --> 2277.58] when the nda that's what that means when the nda lifts the solely for the benefit of nvidia thing +[2277.58 --> 2286.62] also lifts and besides the interpretation of solely for the benefit of nvidia could be very broadly +[2286.62 --> 2292.94] interpreted like you could say that constructive criticism is for the benefit of nvidia that would +[2292.94 --> 2300.46] be that would be that would be a fairly easy legal defense like it's not nearly as restrictive as as +[2300.46 --> 2306.94] it might be made out to be and like we you know when nvidia does something wrong um like for +[2306.94 --> 2312.62] example their uh geforce partner program and uh i don't feel like we pulled any punches on that +[2312.62 --> 2317.50] uh luke has made his feelings on geforce experience very abundantly clear over the years +[2318.06 --> 2322.86] um which okay i actually i will take this opportunity to add for them they've done a huge +[2322.86 --> 2327.82] improvement oh i now use it when you when you no no i don't use it either but this is that's the +[2327.82 --> 2333.26] point i'm talking about you know how before if you did express install it would just install i +[2333.26 --> 2337.42] actually did notice that yeah that's actually super cool yeah so it doesn't make you install +[2337.42 --> 2341.58] it anymore yeah thank you that's actually awesome i've hammered on them so much about geforce +[2341.58 --> 2346.94] experience so i have to give them the positive kudos at the same time about making it so that +[2346.94 --> 2351.42] there's now when you go to the express stall it's like express with geforce experience or express +[2351.42 --> 2356.78] without i did notice that that's a absolutely totally acceptable good enough option we've got how +[2356.78 --> 2362.14] about nvidia releasing 10 30s with ddr4 memory that's what you get for buying a 10 30. +[2363.74 --> 2368.94] you don't buy low-end graphics cards we've made multiple videos about that here let's let's just +[2368.94 --> 2374.38] low-end graphics card gamers nexus made a recent one about it too all you have to do all you have to do +[2374.38 --> 2380.30] is google it let me google that for you technically youtube is google low-end video cards rent are they +[2380.30 --> 2385.74] still terrible spoiler yes low-end video card rent and radeon r7 240 unboxing and review spoiler +[2385.74 --> 2395.34] yes um most gamers nexus's video and i think it's pretty new it's about the 10 30 or whatever +[2395.34 --> 2402.54] dang it which is probably get your get your get your freaking seo okay there you go gamers nexus +[2402.54 --> 2407.90] disgrace of a graphics card gt 10 30 tdr4 is probably that video is probably why that person said that +[2407.90 --> 2414.14] thing in twitch chat that is my assumption right but that's what you get for buying a 10 30 instead of a +[2414.14 --> 2422.06] last generation 900 series decent card as far as i know 10 30s are for like the the person that walks +[2422.06 --> 2426.70] into best buy needs to plug in more monitors and doesn't know any better because the cold hard +[2426.70 --> 2434.38] truth and i've got i've had people just completely not listen so many times to mine and yours for that +[2434.38 --> 2440.62] matter criticisms of low-end graphics cards saying well some people just don't have that much money to +[2440.62 --> 2446.62] spend on a better one then buy used it's like the whole point of scrapyard wars +[2448.30 --> 2453.58] a lot of people like we have had very good experiences with this if you bring your rig we'll +[2453.58 --> 2459.50] let you test it just test it a lot of honestly a lot of the hardware community these these dudes will +[2459.50 --> 2465.50] even like let you into their house to where their computer is to test it there i'm not being some kind +[2465.50 --> 2472.14] of you know elitist you know oh well then you should just spend more on your graphics card that's +[2472.14 --> 2481.26] not the point no the point is that brand new garbage is still garbage whereas used diamonds are still +[2481.26 --> 2487.42] diamonds this might be a little slightly scratched up or something i'm i'm getting all mad and i shouldn't +[2487.42 --> 2493.58] let myself get this stressed out about it it's just stupid uh someone asked when is scrapyard wars +[2493.58 --> 2502.46] coming oh two weeks to float plane to float plane so it'll be a week after that um we had talked about +[2502.46 --> 2508.06] float plane being more ready for prime time by the time scrapyard wars comes where are we at on that +[2508.06 --> 2515.66] um there uh can i do a big push go sign up for float plane it's gonna be amazing scrapyard wars i'm +[2515.66 --> 2521.10] hoping you guys ready we have some cool things coming there's obviously been some uh minor shake +[2521.10 --> 2524.78] up as you've heard of recently so we'll have to see how we react to that but there is some cool +[2524.78 --> 2530.54] things coming notifications are going to be working soon um some parts of it are already working oh we're +[2530.54 --> 2535.18] not like launching that part yet until all of it's working okay uh discord integrations and stuff are +[2535.18 --> 2540.54] gonna be working soon there's there's some really cool things coming down the pipe uh okay if we can get +[2540.54 --> 2544.78] it done fast enough all right cool i'm excited you know what i should just i should just do it +[2545.66 --> 2553.42] we are gonna we are gonna pimp look at the look on his face so much concern it's frozen did it +[2553.42 --> 2559.34] freeze why is it frozen why is it frozen there's the stream oh we're back baby all right yeah um okay +[2559.34 --> 2566.78] no i was just messing with you uh kevsky 802 i was like oh god dedicated video on the ltd channel 20 000 new +[2566.78 --> 2577.42] users overnight are you ready no uh the original article here is from tech crunch uh and this looks +[2577.42 --> 2584.30] pretty cool vr gloves okay luke go yes okay i've wanted this so bad linus has been playing this game +[2584.30 --> 2591.10] what what is the game box vr box vr i train boxing in real life two times a week and i have wanted to do +[2591.10 --> 2595.66] this box vr thing but my biggest problem with it is that i don't want to hold the controllers +[2595.66 --> 2600.78] yeah because i think that would be really weird i'm i've gotten very used to to boxing with my +[2600.78 --> 2604.86] boxing gloves on and uh i've been talking to i haven't had the time but i've been talking to him +[2604.86 --> 2609.90] about how i want to get another pair of boxing gloves and mod the vive controller into the boxing +[2609.90 --> 2615.26] glove and now these guys have more or less done it for me i'm sure i can take their design and attach +[2615.26 --> 2622.46] to a boxing glove super easy very so that's awesome so uh in a nutshell um they're launching +[2622.46 --> 2627.66] out of y combinator's latest class of startups with ambitions to bring a low-cost flexible glove +[2627.66 --> 2632.78] into users hands or onto them as it were the plexus glove relies on the existing tracking systems of +[2632.78 --> 2637.18] the htc and oculus headsets so the tracking sensors grab the position of where the hands are in space +[2637.18 --> 2642.38] via the magnetically attached tracker magnetic that sounds bad uh yep i would just super glue it to +[2642.38 --> 2647.58] the magnet i think yeah or better glue uh after calibrating arresting state of the user's fingers +[2647.58 --> 2652.94] individual sensors communicate their position to the game engine very cool very cool velcro straps +[2652.94 --> 2657.10] secure the glove at your palm and the individual finger controls hook onto the end of your fingertips +[2657.10 --> 2662.30] with motors that offer tactile feedback see this creates a problem for modding into a boxing glove +[2662.30 --> 2666.86] but i'll probably just ignore that part and just having gloves on and not having to wear +[2666.86 --> 2671.26] or not having to hold the controllers will be good enough plexus is shipping the gloves with tool +[2671.26 --> 2676.86] kits for unity and unreal game engines developer kits are 249 per pair ouch shipping in august +[2678.78 --> 2684.22] yeah that's not cheap this is something that i've wanted for a long time believe it or not i +[2684.22 --> 2688.30] didn't know that i wanted it to be a battle royale and in fact i probably didn't want it to be a battle +[2688.30 --> 2695.82] royale but something that i have wanted for a long time is much much greater scale multiplayer experiences +[2695.82 --> 2701.26] uh something that i had sort of envisioned uh a number of years ago uh what's that uh what's that +[2701.26 --> 2709.58] game ever play savage no so savage was uh let me let me make sure this is even the right name savage game +[2711.90 --> 2713.82] savage battle for new earth was this it +[2713.82 --> 2724.78] i think this was it so did i ever tell you about those lands i used to run at uvic yeah with like the +[2724.78 --> 2728.94] huge amounts of computers across multiple computer labs on multiple floors all this kind of stuff we +[2728.94 --> 2734.62] would play savage because this game supported some crazy amount of players i don't remember the exact +[2734.62 --> 2741.90] amount of players that it supported but we could have doesn't say labs versus labs going on oh the +[2741.90 --> 2749.50] other one to 127 players on the team are field players yeah okay i actually didn't know this was an +[2749.50 --> 2754.86] actual thing this is exactly what i wanted yeah so this is an old game but it's a very good like land +[2754.86 --> 2760.70] pack you've got a huge amount of people for some reason you want to get everyone into the game and +[2760.70 --> 2765.98] like it was always really fun because if i remember correctly this was like redstone like redstone was +[2765.98 --> 2773.90] in this game so i had redstone in my head i think it was called redstone pre-minecraft and uh you'd +[2773.90 --> 2779.50] have a whole lab you'd have like the the leader of that team or the leader of that lab go like we +[2779.50 --> 2784.30] need redstone and then the whole lab is just like redstone you see everyone in the game just run over +[2784.30 --> 2789.42] to go get it it's so much fun and you have to fight each other and you like level up and you spawn +[2789.42 --> 2795.26] into different things and it's like this whole combat rts mix like one person each team is playing +[2795.26 --> 2801.74] an rts game right all the other players are playing like the minions it's it's it's old it's very old +[2802.38 --> 2811.66] interesting but it's it's fun so imagine that with like a thousand people yeah and yeah super cool so uh +[2811.66 --> 2817.66] if anyone i i was really into supreme commander that's one of the games that i was most into out of +[2817.66 --> 2823.10] any game like i think i was top 500 at one point which it wasn't a huge community but i was pretty +[2823.10 --> 2833.02] good at it um imagine for a moment did you ever play subcom i did a little bit okay so it has large +[2833.02 --> 2838.14] vehicles like i forget what they were called but they were like tier four tier four vehicles um that +[2838.14 --> 2843.34] were like these huge things where you could potentially man something like that with like 20 or 30 people +[2843.34 --> 2851.74] so imagine a 1000 player version of something like savage with just like kind of and the way that um +[2851.74 --> 2858.70] subcom had a lot of really cheap swarmy type units yeah so imagine a game like that with 500 +[2858.70 --> 2865.82] b 500 with like all these different roles so you could potentially run around as a marine or you could be +[2865.82 --> 2871.98] uh like a gunner on like this you know big land crawler tank thing or being a heli with three dudes +[2871.98 --> 2877.18] how much of a blast it was like local voice and you like had to engage in local voice so if you're +[2877.18 --> 2884.54] in that giant mammoth tank with 20 people you've got like the the driver like telling what's coming up +[2884.54 --> 2889.66] telling people to like reload different sides all this kind of stuff you actually have to use like +[2889.66 --> 2895.34] your comm system to talk to anyone that isn't nearby like this sounds like a gaming experience that +[2895.34 --> 2901.66] would probably be too hardcore for the fortnite kids oh i'd love it though but i think it's the kind +[2901.66 --> 2907.74] of thing that could be a completely different level of fun one thing i really really enjoyed and +[2907.74 --> 2912.22] i know you haven't played this game but it's called it's called black wake um and i was really hoping +[2912.22 --> 2917.98] this was what uh microsoft's pirate game was going to be like but it wasn't really but i don't even +[2917.98 --> 2923.58] remember what microsoft's power game is called at this point um but in black wake you drop into a new +[2923.58 --> 2927.90] game and you're on a you're on a pirate ship you're sailing in the ocean and you have to fight other +[2927.90 --> 2934.22] people's pirate ships but your your captain like it's you're in first person view and you really +[2934.22 --> 2937.98] can't see all that much if you're if you're the one doing things on deck right and you have to like +[2937.98 --> 2943.58] get the gunpowder and get the the cannonball and you have to shove the gunpowder in the thing and +[2943.58 --> 2947.42] shove the cannonball in the thing and then load the cannon and then you can aim it and fire it so +[2947.42 --> 2952.46] like you can't look where the boat's going so the captain has to sail the boat and then like bark out +[2952.46 --> 2957.02] like i'm lining up for this side like port side port side and everyone's trying to reload the cannons on +[2957.02 --> 2961.18] port side the captain has to yell out like there's there's a hole below deck so it has to run below +[2961.18 --> 2966.38] deck and try to patch it and bail the water out and all is so planet side 2 free to play massively +[2966.38 --> 2972.94] multiplayer first person shooter um that has uh the guinness world record for the biggest first +[2972.94 --> 2979.18] person shooter battle with 1158 players being recorded in a single battle i don't but this doesn't +[2979.18 --> 2986.70] have the rts element yeah i don't personally think it captures the same the same idea um but it is i i've +[2986.70 --> 2991.18] played a bit of planet side 2 it it is sort of like that but i yeah i don't think it quite captures +[2991.18 --> 2996.14] the same idea right part of the reason for me is i believe planet side 2 is a persistent battle +[2997.50 --> 3004.70] like forever z's it's not a match right uh i think you can win and lose areas it's an mmo yeah you can +[3004.70 --> 3009.90] win and lose areas and like there will be a an individual battle for an individual place and if one +[3009.90 --> 3015.42] person wins or loses then it probably ends and whatnot but it's not it's not the same type of type of thing +[3015.42 --> 3021.34] all right let's see what else we've got for topics here oh right we didn't even talk about mavericks +[3021.34 --> 3026.22] so mavericks promises right posted by crunchy dragon on the forum original article from pedestrian.tv +[3027.10 --> 3030.54] earlier this year automation games revealed mavericks claiming its battle royale mode can +[3030.54 --> 3035.34] support up to 400 players crazier yet some game modes the studio says will facilitate up to a thousand +[3035.34 --> 3041.98] concurrent players okay persistent environment means players will leave tracks wherever they go +[3041.98 --> 3045.98] and you'll be able to drop in and out at any time the world will continue to exist and evolve +[3045.98 --> 3051.66] whether you're there or not neat and it'll be able to host up to a thousand players in any given server +[3052.86 --> 3057.74] google's game streaming service may have a hardware component this was originally posted by +[3057.74 --> 3061.42] master disaster on the forum the original article is from kotaku +[3061.42 --> 3067.26] so basically game developers conference in march google representatives met with several big game +[3067.26 --> 3072.38] companies to gauge interest in its streaming platform codenamed yeti and this is yet another +[3072.38 --> 3080.22] indication that whether you like it or not cloud gaming is going to be a thing a lot of people were so mad +[3080.22 --> 3085.02] when i did that video on what's nvidia's called again i know what you mean but yeah i don't remember off +[3085.02 --> 3091.02] it's talking my head uh shield something what's what's it called no no it's not called grid anymore +[3092.30 --> 3102.38] uh nvidia oh crap it's it's not called gate game no uh cloud gaming i can't remember what it's called +[3102.38 --> 3109.02] g-force now um so a lot of people were mad they were like they're gonna have to pry my hardware from my cold dead fingers +[3109.02 --> 3115.58] and you might be right but what's going to happen is cloud gaming is going to happen whether you like +[3115.58 --> 3122.46] it or not and there's going to be much like um you know the xbox has gaming experiences that are simply +[3122.46 --> 3128.70] not available on the pc there's going to be gaming experiences that are available on cloud gaming that +[3128.70 --> 3135.50] will not be available to those of you with graphics cards in your cold dead fingers and graphics cards in +[3135.50 --> 3144.30] pc's are also not going away anytime soon just to be very clear but i can imagine a scenario where if +[3144.30 --> 3151.34] every player was running off of the same data center effectively you could actually enable massively +[3151.34 --> 3158.38] multiplayer experiences more easily so the latency instead of being between the persistent environment +[3158.38 --> 3164.22] and every individual player because you'd have effectively like zero latency within the data center +[3164.22 --> 3169.34] would be between every player and their own connection to the persistent world i actually +[3169.34 --> 3176.54] foresee a way to create gaming experiences that otherwise wouldn't be possible yeah that's why it +[3176.54 --> 3183.82] will exist and i hadn't actually thought of that until i said it just now but there's nothing you can do +[3183.82 --> 3189.74] this is happening and it also helps that massive companies like google are jumping into the fray it's not +[3189.74 --> 3195.34] just going to be nvidia playing by themselves with some smaller startups yeah uh i don't necessarily +[3195.34 --> 3200.78] know if i like it or not but i i do think it's going to happen it might be i i feel like it would be cool +[3200.78 --> 3207.74] if there was like some games you know how like wow has a subscription some mmos have subscriptions you're +[3207.74 --> 3212.86] gonna pay for a subscription anyways whatever if it's a game that makes sense to have a subscription for +[3212.86 --> 3217.90] yeah whatever but i see it coming to the point where it's like downloading games instead of buying +[3217.90 --> 3222.38] physical copies where like people are like oh yeah it's just easier so i'm just gonna do it anyways +[3222.38 --> 3226.54] and then it bites people in the butt later when now they have download caps and games are 100 gigs +[3227.26 --> 3232.06] um and other things start happening yeah not to mention that multiplayer just goes away once the +[3232.06 --> 3236.30] game dev doesn't feel like it anymore yeah like that kind of stuff uh so google took meetings at +[3236.30 --> 3240.70] e3 in los angeles a few weeks ago apparently the company is looking not just to woo game developers +[3240.70 --> 3245.18] to the yeti service but to buy development studios entirely oh that's interesting oh boy +[3245.18 --> 3249.42] whispers have been quieter around google's hardware whatever that might look like but the +[3249.42 --> 3253.90] rumors suggest it will link up with the streaming service in some way it's not clear if they want to +[3253.90 --> 3259.18] compete with the technical specs of like a new gen playstation or xbox or whether it'll be cheaper +[3259.18 --> 3267.82] and low-end relying on the streaming server servers to pull their weight dun dun dun google has apparently +[3267.82 --> 3273.34] been on a massive hiring spree bringing experienced video game developers and marketers from ea playstation +[3273.34 --> 3279.42] and other top companies interesting uh this was posted by friendly non-murdering sort on the forum +[3281.74 --> 3286.94] thank you for that this is super cool android messages for web now available for everyone the +[3286.94 --> 3291.34] original article is from google.com you can use your computer to chat with your friends through messages +[3291.34 --> 3296.46] for web which shows what's on your messages mobile app it's about time messages got some attention hey +[3297.02 --> 3301.82] like it didn't even have cloud sync until like it just started working for me very recently i was like +[3301.82 --> 3306.06] oh holy crap my messages are still there when i switched phones how did this take so long and +[3306.06 --> 3314.54] just so you guys know to get it yourself oh no this isn't even the right link uh where is it +[3314.54 --> 3319.50] uh messages for web sends sms messages using a connection from your computer to your phone so +[3319.50 --> 3326.22] carrier fees will apply just like on the mobile app this is not like um iMessage okay it's not database +[3326.22 --> 3333.18] still but once wow i keep forgetting what they're calling it once the new uh chat once chat rolls out +[3333.18 --> 3339.34] i see no reason why it wouldn't be able to use data so if you go to messages.android.com it will give +[3339.34 --> 3345.02] you the super super easy instructions on how to sync it you just click on the triple dot thing in +[3345.02 --> 3353.74] messages it'll bring up a like a qr code reader scan it you're done um and i've used it a fair amount +[3353.74 --> 3359.18] already because i've been coordinating a stag and people that aren't on some other messaging system +[3359.18 --> 3363.50] to be able to write out a massive message with my keyboard and then just copy paste blop blop +[3364.38 --> 3368.86] way easier you can pair it on multiple devices but only one will be active at a time +[3370.22 --> 3377.66] um corsair is acquiring elgato gaming this is posted by qe colca on the forum i'm hoping that this +[3377.66 --> 3383.34] situation is amazing because i've had a super intense frustration with them for a long time which is where +[3383.34 --> 3388.78] they only support windows 10 on their devices right so you want corsair to go and invest heavier into +[3389.34 --> 3395.74] wider i i doubt it but good luck what about new devices though because of course if they make like +[3395.74 --> 3403.90] stream deck 2 or like some new capture card so my hope is actually less to do with capture and more to do +[3403.90 --> 3411.98] with taking stream deck technology and putting it into keyboards so corsair's gaming keyboards are already +[3411.98 --> 3417.18] pretty cool but elgato has clearly done a lot of work on remember the um the art lebedev optimus +[3417.18 --> 3421.58] keyboard from back in the day if you guys don't know what that is look it up yeah it's pretty cool +[3421.58 --> 3426.22] individual display on every two thousand dollar keyboard or something um so so i would love to +[3426.22 --> 3432.78] see corsair take that technology and make it actually useful and corsair is pretty good at that +[3432.78 --> 3437.74] make the keys more durable so that if you press on them they don't like ruin the screen below it and +[3437.74 --> 3442.70] stuff like that stuff like that yeah that'd be really cool um even if they just did it as like +[3442.70 --> 3450.06] a g key area yep i wouldn't even i wouldn't get your hopes up though i know what you want i know why +[3450.06 --> 3454.38] you want it but like windows 7 is like it's done man it's done it's not even that i use it's done one +[3454.38 --> 3458.54] but windows 7 is what i have to use for my sword for my argument because that's where the majority of +[3458.54 --> 3463.66] users are but someone found i should have been able to find this but i i didn't but someone found +[3463.66 --> 3469.98] that there is the like history log of versions and on one of the versions the only thing stopping at +[3469.98 --> 3475.42] work from on windows 7 8 and 8.1 is a flag that checks if you have the right operating system so +[3475.42 --> 3480.94] someone made a wrapper that just ignores that flag and you can just install it on whatever operating +[3480.94 --> 3485.18] system you want and it works completely fine it doesn't have like if i remember correctly it doesn't +[3485.18 --> 3491.18] have like twitter video integration or something and i'm like wow i don't care right so yeah i'm +[3491.18 --> 3495.34] just gonna do that and it'll work on my computer it's fine but last topic of the day you'll probably +[3495.34 --> 3501.82] be excited or uh apprehensive this is off news.xbox.com and it was posted by master disaster on the +[3501.82 --> 3510.22] forum which is actually a great great username uh halo tv series set to begin filming in 2019 +[3510.22 --> 3515.98] is it live action showtime president and ceo david nevins has announced the network has ordered a 10 +[3515.98 --> 3522.14] episode season based on the halo game franchise kyle killen awake will serve as executive producer +[3522.14 --> 3527.42] writer and showrunner rupert wyatt rise of the planet of the apes will direct multiple episodes and also +[3527.42 --> 3533.98] executive produced the hour-long series which enters production in early 2019 okay +[3533.98 --> 3543.02] so it is not clear to me if it is live action or animated uh it's possible that some people know +[3543.02 --> 3550.30] that i think the a massive massive mistake was making the warcraft movie live action did you ever +[3550.30 --> 3556.54] see it uh based on how terrible you told me it was i didn't bother okay yeah but you played warcraft +[3556.54 --> 3563.66] you saw the amazing cinematics i played warcraft like not two yeah and not three did you not play +[3563.66 --> 3568.22] two and three i did play two and yeah okay i just mean i was just feeling kind of old because you +[3568.22 --> 3571.10] were like you played warcraft and i was like yes +[3573.74 --> 3579.66] yeah i did i i played it too to be fair i played it many many many years later just to see what it was +[3579.66 --> 3586.22] about uh it's not very good no it's actually pretty really kind of bad yeah and the ai is like super super +[3586.22 --> 3594.54] brutal so bad but uh the the cinematics in warcraft have always been amazing yeah and yeah uh world of +[3594.54 --> 3600.94] warcraft cinematics same idea absolutely amazing cinematics yep and then we get the movie and it's +[3600.94 --> 3607.58] live action like they they have in my opinion possibly the best cinematics in gaming there's some argument +[3607.58 --> 3613.34] there with square enix stuff yeah square enix has some really amazing stuff too in my opinion it's it's +[3613.34 --> 3618.30] close or better but and it's hard to make that argument they're very different you have to go +[3618.30 --> 3624.70] back very far and kind of compare era by era because they've both done in my opinion it's been them +[3624.70 --> 3631.18] they've both done arguably a better job of cinematics than games at multiple points in their histories yeah +[3631.18 --> 3636.78] sometimes it's not even arguably it's just like clearly that's way better um and so they're probably +[3636.78 --> 3642.38] kind of depends on which one going together the whole time blizzard has been incredible at +[3642.38 --> 3648.86] cinematics and then they make a live action movie and i just every single time that i see a warcraft +[3648.86 --> 3655.98] or starcraft or whatever the overwatch cinematic from blizzard i'm like holy crap this is gold +[3656.62 --> 3661.10] everything about this is perfect and then you see live action it's just what are you doing so i i hope +[3661.10 --> 3667.02] halo is not live there's nothing here about whether it's live action or rendered uh on the xbox.com +[3667.02 --> 3672.22] article anyway maybe people are telling us in twitch chat yeah i haven't seen any in twitch chat all +[3672.22 --> 3678.86] right so that's pretty much it oh mickey 555 says i loved the movie and that you are a hater +[3678.86 --> 3686.94] well you probably just don't know things about warcraft wow um and on that note uh thank you for +[3686.94 --> 3692.62] tuning into the wan show we will see you again next week same bat time same bat channel wow +[3696.46 --> 3700.30] dang it's live action a whole bunch of people are saying it's like it's live action all right +[3700.30 --> 3702.54] and no i didn't find my cat thank you for asking +[3705.74 --> 3707.18] you are a straight up savage +[3711.18 --> 3714.38] someone else replied warcraft made me want to gouge my eyes out +[3714.38 --> 3723.10] wow wow that's a little aggressive +[3723.10 --> 3723.18] you diff --git a/Youtube crushes small channels - WAN Show Jan. 19 2018_transcript.txt b/Youtube crushes small channels - WAN Show Jan. 19 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9c2b822b736c5dc3f8e0ee4af1725a8124fc8254 --- /dev/null +++ b/Youtube crushes small channels - WAN Show Jan. 19 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1422 @@ +[0.00 --> 0.22] Yep. +[0.36 --> 0.68] Let's do it. +[2.12 --> 5.14] Oh, you got mucho and you didn't get mucho for me? +[5.66 --> 6.66] I would have gotten you mucho. +[6.84 --> 9.26] Oh, I am so hungry right now. +[9.34 --> 13.20] Mind you, people would have been, like, even more mad if we were both eating on the show. +[13.28 --> 16.18] Well, I'm going to try to, like, off-screen it as much as I can. +[16.64 --> 17.36] I'm not even going to show you. +[17.42 --> 18.66] Notice how it's not even on camera? +[19.00 --> 19.40] They can't even. +[19.48 --> 22.80] So I'll just randomly, like, you'll be talking, I'll be, like, nodding, and then suddenly just. +[22.94 --> 24.04] That is so cringe. +[24.18 --> 24.80] Fading out. +[24.88 --> 26.14] Like, that is so cringe. +[26.46 --> 26.90] Wait for it. +[26.96 --> 27.40] Wait for it. +[30.00 --> 32.14] Do you want something even more cringe, though? +[32.48 --> 37.24] I thought of a joke while I was upstairs getting my power adapter for my laptop. +[37.24 --> 38.08] Oh, no. +[39.46 --> 45.16] What is the weapon of choice for the most certain ninjas? +[47.94 --> 49.02] The shuriken. +[49.36 --> 49.80] Oh. +[50.38 --> 50.80] Oh. +[52.64 --> 53.94] And let's roll the intro. +[54.04 --> 54.74] Okay, you need. +[54.80 --> 55.82] Nope, nope, you're done. +[56.48 --> 57.00] You need. +[57.12 --> 58.14] No, no, I'm not saying this negatively. +[58.52 --> 59.66] You need a kid's book. +[59.66 --> 60.72] I need a kid's book. +[60.74 --> 64.72] That has, like, kid-friendly art, and there's, like, a little ninja with a shuriken. +[64.86 --> 65.42] And jokes for kids. +[65.42 --> 67.00] And you just have, like, the little saying right there. +[67.14 --> 69.18] Jokes for kids' books are, like, pretty popular, I think. +[69.20 --> 69.96] I'm not even kidding. +[70.36 --> 71.64] I think that could be pretty good. +[72.62 --> 78.40] One of the things that, like, I would potentially do at some point in the future is a kid's book. +[78.40 --> 79.02] Savage shuriken. +[79.38 --> 82.32] Because, quite frankly, it looks like the easiest thing ever. +[82.42 --> 82.64] Squarespace. +[82.64 --> 82.84] Savage. +[83.04 --> 88.18] And if you just leverage your fame, then a bunch of people will buy it, and you will make a bunch of money. +[88.50 --> 88.62] Yeah. +[88.62 --> 93.74] Like, it just looks like the most obvious way to cash in on, like, having internet fame. +[93.74 --> 97.76] And if a bunch of people buy it, then it'll go up in, like, Amazon rankings and stuff, and then other people will buy it. +[97.76 --> 98.20] Exactly. +[98.30 --> 102.48] And if it's decent, like, the shuriken joke, totally good enough. +[102.68 --> 108.08] And, like, if it goes along with, like, a frame of art, which is, like, kid-friendly ninja dude. +[108.20 --> 108.44] Yeah. +[108.68 --> 108.88] Yeah. +[109.00 --> 113.02] And just, it's, like, blown up, zoom in on the shuriken. +[113.24 --> 114.96] And it could be, like, you know what? +[114.96 --> 122.46] We could probably sell even more if we build it as, like, an educational tool. +[123.04 --> 125.90] Teaching kids about puns, double entendres. +[125.90 --> 128.44] Yeah. So, oh, explain why it works. +[128.56 --> 130.00] That's right. That's right. +[130.30 --> 130.62] Fantastic. +[131.08 --> 135.66] You could take Nintendo Labo's approach and make it so that the shuriken can be, like, popped out. +[135.72 --> 137.44] Yeah, we could make it, like, a phonics lesson. +[137.84 --> 138.18] Yes. +[138.38 --> 144.72] You know, why sure and sure are the, ooh, they're the same, they say them the same way, and they have two meanings, ah-ha-ha-ha. +[146.32 --> 148.50] So we've got a great topic. Great topic. +[148.62 --> 150.72] Yeah, we've got a great topic for you guys today. +[150.86 --> 151.92] And then we've got a bunch of other rubbish. +[151.94 --> 152.68] It's about shurikens. +[152.68 --> 163.08] Apple is bringing out, apparently, bringing, apparently, $38 billion back to the U.S. of A. +[163.48 --> 163.66] Yeah. +[163.80 --> 171.10] Samsung has begun production on the industry's first 16-gigabit GDDR6 memory. +[171.50 --> 174.88] AT&T is under pressure to cut all ties with Huawei. +[175.20 --> 175.72] Am I saying that right? +[175.74 --> 175.94] Yes. +[175.94 --> 182.30] And there has been pretty major changes to the YouTube Partner Program, and you might care. +[182.62 --> 182.80] Yes. +[182.80 --> 183.30] Or not. +[183.42 --> 184.92] Actually, I don't know. +[184.98 --> 186.62] I think a lot of people care about this. +[186.62 --> 205.42] It's a funny thing because it only really affects content creators, and yet whether it's because there are so many indie content creators now, or whether it's the loyalty of fans towards these content creators, it feels like there's a disproportionate amount of outrage over this. +[205.42 --> 207.96] Because we're going to break down who it actually affects. +[208.16 --> 208.34] Yeah. +[208.74 --> 216.30] And the impact is arguably quite small, or arguably a huge flipping deal. +[216.44 --> 216.76] Depending. +[217.02 --> 219.08] So, why don't we... +[219.08 --> 219.98] I'm excited to get into that one. +[220.00 --> 220.66] Do you want to start with that? +[221.36 --> 222.50] Do you want to start with that? +[222.74 --> 223.98] Or should we make them... +[223.98 --> 226.26] Should we pull, like, more on this at 11? +[226.50 --> 227.16] More on this later. +[227.28 --> 231.06] For the YouTube creators that have been in the game for a long time and started really small. +[231.06 --> 231.36] You know what? +[231.40 --> 233.84] Let's do it second, because I want to talk about the AT&T thing. +[233.96 --> 239.42] I was actually at the Huawei press conference, and I didn't know... +[239.42 --> 242.60] Because, like, the CEO was, like, on stage and unhappy about this, right? +[242.68 --> 242.98] Yeah. +[243.04 --> 245.64] It was actually super weird. +[245.94 --> 246.14] Yeah. +[246.64 --> 250.84] So, we were there as part of a sponsored deal. +[250.88 --> 251.74] I'm going to share this in the chat. +[251.88 --> 252.54] Yeah, thanks. +[252.64 --> 254.90] So, we were there as part of a sponsored deal. +[254.90 --> 260.90] This was posted originally on the forum by Nina360, and the original article here is from Android Authority. +[261.06 --> 261.88] So, here you go. +[264.04 --> 268.94] So, we were there as part of a sponsored deal, and there were actually a bunch of other influencers there as well, +[269.00 --> 270.88] including Zach from JerryRigEverything. +[271.04 --> 271.36] He was there. +[271.46 --> 271.88] Okay. Yeah, yeah. +[272.50 --> 274.56] Just trying to think, who else was there? +[274.62 --> 276.34] I believe Keaton from TechSmart was there. +[277.74 --> 278.24] What's that? +[278.78 --> 280.98] I'm trying to give you a hint on someone that I think was there. +[281.02 --> 281.94] No, I don't think he was there. +[281.94 --> 282.16] Oh, okay. +[282.16 --> 282.28] Yeah. +[283.56 --> 285.30] I like how that worked, though. +[285.46 --> 286.88] I think Juddner was there? +[287.30 --> 287.60] Okay. +[287.88 --> 288.46] Yeah, I can't remember. +[288.46 --> 293.76] I ran into all these guys like two to five times each over the course of the week. +[294.46 --> 296.58] So, it was actually kind of… +[296.58 --> 298.70] Was you at that event or maybe this other one? +[298.72 --> 299.82] Yeah, and the whole thing is a blur anyway. +[299.88 --> 306.82] Anyway, the point was there were a bunch of influencers there, which means that Huawei was spending a bunch of money on influencers, +[306.82 --> 309.38] specifically with a North American reach. +[309.50 --> 314.10] And Huawei was boasting that they're now the number three smartphone brand worldwide. +[314.10 --> 323.30] But I think someone like you or I would look at that and unless we've seen, you know, an infographic and some kind of data to back it up, we would kind of go, really? +[323.62 --> 323.90] Yeah. +[324.68 --> 325.08] Whoa. +[325.26 --> 326.26] Like, really? +[328.04 --> 329.16] Not really, actually. +[329.34 --> 330.12] Like, not really. +[330.18 --> 331.50] Because who else would be bigger? +[331.58 --> 331.80] Yeah. +[331.80 --> 332.70] And that's a great question. +[332.70 --> 333.88] But it does take a sec. +[333.92 --> 336.10] There's a little bit of pause where you're like, uh… +[336.10 --> 337.56] Yeah, because they don't get… +[337.56 --> 344.06] Like, I wouldn't say that in North America, in the media, in the kiosks, in your telecom store… +[344.06 --> 344.26] Yeah. +[344.26 --> 353.16] I wouldn't say that Huawei gets more attention than, you know, someone like an LG, for example, whose market share is actually abysmal. +[353.46 --> 353.66] Yeah. +[353.96 --> 357.18] But over here gets treated like a top-tier brand. +[359.28 --> 362.14] So, anyway, he goes on stage and he's talking about this whole thing. +[362.22 --> 364.82] He's like, yeah, we have won over the trust of consumers. +[365.14 --> 367.66] We have won over the trust of carriers worldwide. +[368.42 --> 371.04] And we have, you know, we… +[371.04 --> 373.34] And he sort of seemed to lose his composure. +[373.34 --> 379.16] Like, I don't follow mobile news as much as I perhaps should. +[379.24 --> 385.28] Other than our topics for WAN show and when I'm working on a review of a device or whatever the case may be. +[385.34 --> 385.50] Yeah. +[386.02 --> 387.02] So, I did not… +[387.02 --> 388.92] In your defense, it's been a little boring for a while. +[388.92 --> 401.92] I did not know about any controversy or any of the plans that Huawei had made with AT&T about bringing the device, not just into the U.S., but into AT&T stores. +[401.92 --> 403.92] Because something to the tune of… +[403.92 --> 407.64] This is according to the Android Authority article here. +[407.64 --> 415.04] Something to the tune of 90% of smartphone sales in the U.S. are done on contract with a subsidy. +[416.08 --> 416.32] Okay. +[416.32 --> 422.82] And this isn't the case in a lot of other markets where people do tend to buy their devices outright like they would any other consumer. +[422.88 --> 426.22] But I'm not surprised due to how contracts work in North America. +[426.46 --> 426.60] Exactly. +[426.60 --> 427.92] And they don't work that way everywhere. +[428.06 --> 428.88] And they don't work that way. +[428.88 --> 434.20] Like, in North America, buying a phone on contract is actually not stupid. +[434.56 --> 434.86] Yeah. +[435.96 --> 436.52] And… +[436.52 --> 438.06] You know, with a lot of contracts. +[438.12 --> 439.18] With some contracts it is. +[439.18 --> 439.22] Some of them it's dumb. +[439.22 --> 439.62] But, yeah. +[439.86 --> 448.56] But, like, you know, back when I was first getting into, you know, cell phone ownership when I was in, like, high school, I absolutely just bought on contract. +[448.58 --> 449.76] You get the $0 phone. +[449.94 --> 450.88] You get the $0 phone. +[450.88 --> 459.60] And back then, a lot of the carriers, at least the one I was on anyway, so some carriers, I'll say some, the one that I was on didn't give you a discount for bringing your own device. +[459.92 --> 461.52] So you were actually an idiot. +[461.84 --> 461.94] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[461.94 --> 464.18] If you didn't, just get hardware. +[464.44 --> 465.76] Now, you had to sign a contract. +[466.34 --> 467.88] That was the drawback. +[467.88 --> 468.04] Yeah. +[468.42 --> 471.00] But there were, what, two carriers at the time. +[471.14 --> 474.26] There was Rogers and there was Telus here. +[474.26 --> 474.68] Telus, yeah. +[474.74 --> 479.00] I don't think Bell was available here yet back in, like, 2002 or whatever. +[479.00 --> 480.84] You're talking, like, sliders and stuff, right? +[481.16 --> 483.54] I don't want to talk about it. +[483.62 --> 483.84] Flip? +[484.96 --> 486.20] No, this is pre-flip. +[486.22 --> 486.48] Bricks. +[486.50 --> 487.32] I hate you. +[487.34 --> 488.34] You're talking about bricks. +[488.36 --> 489.22] I hate you. +[489.26 --> 490.96] Okay, so I wasn't in the game at that point. +[491.18 --> 491.78] I hate you. +[491.78 --> 493.48] Wasn't allowed to have a phone at that age. +[495.58 --> 500.70] Um, what was the, oh, what was that phone that I had? +[501.22 --> 502.90] It was, I don't remember. +[503.74 --> 504.22] V-Box. +[504.34 --> 505.48] I got a phone pretty late. +[505.74 --> 506.48] Okay, this was. +[506.60 --> 507.58] Oh, nice. +[507.58 --> 508.88] This was my first phone. +[509.06 --> 509.50] Yes. +[509.50 --> 511.56] Oh, that's amazing. +[511.70 --> 514.98] So I got it because my mom's hard of hearing and, um. +[515.86 --> 516.22] Okay. +[516.38 --> 523.24] So this was, I believe, this was, like, the first, like, text-centric device out there. +[523.44 --> 523.60] Yeah. +[523.66 --> 526.30] Um, but this came around at a time that bricks were the norm. +[526.30 --> 527.60] Right, so she reads lips. +[527.78 --> 529.54] So if you want to call her, it's not really going to work that great. +[529.54 --> 529.88] That's right. +[529.96 --> 531.02] I never even thought about that. +[531.02 --> 531.12] Yeah. +[531.12 --> 531.60] That makes sense. +[531.70 --> 531.82] Yeah. +[531.92 --> 532.16] Okay. +[532.16 --> 533.76] Because you've met her and you probably didn't notice. +[534.02 --> 535.02] Because she's really good at it. +[535.02 --> 535.18] Yeah. +[535.46 --> 535.64] Yeah. +[535.64 --> 536.56] Um, but anyway. +[537.00 --> 538.82] So, so that was my first phone. +[539.14 --> 540.80] And, um, right. +[540.90 --> 544.44] So, so the only drawback was that you had to sign a contract, which didn't really matter +[544.44 --> 546.88] that much because, quite frankly, where else were you going to go? +[546.88 --> 549.24] Uh, if you wanted to have a cell phone at all. +[549.26 --> 552.08] So as long as I knew I wanted a cell phone for two years, it was no big deal. +[552.16 --> 557.48] And then during your two years, you would accumulate credit towards your hardware upgrade +[557.48 --> 558.56] after a couple of years. +[558.72 --> 561.08] The upgrade cycles weren't so fast. +[561.70 --> 567.40] Like, to my knowledge, Apple kind of pioneered the new phone every year come hell or high +[567.40 --> 569.10] water upgrade cycle. +[569.10 --> 571.00] Because there wasn't that drastic of improvements. +[571.34 --> 575.36] And I wasn't an enthusiast at all about phones. +[575.36 --> 577.84] They, they, they placed calls. +[577.90 --> 580.38] And in this case, they were really good for typing text messages. +[580.50 --> 581.72] But that was about it. +[582.40 --> 584.38] Um, so I was like, yeah, whatever. +[584.46 --> 584.82] Who cares? +[585.86 --> 588.36] Um, so anyway, back to the whole AT&T thing. +[588.40 --> 594.90] So he was, like, visibly upset on stage when he started talking about how, you know, some +[594.90 --> 601.32] carriers and some countries with all of this work that we've put into consumer privacy and +[601.32 --> 605.02] security are treating us with the appropriate respect. +[605.02 --> 606.34] While others are not. +[606.40 --> 608.78] And like, you kind of had, like, you didn't say respect, I don't think. +[608.84 --> 610.28] But it kind of had that tone. +[610.28 --> 616.20] And I was sitting here in the audience kind of going, wow, this is a really weird way to, +[616.26 --> 620.46] uh, to talk about, you know, your big push in the U.S. +[620.46 --> 623.54] And the reason is that it's not happening. +[624.68 --> 633.36] So while Huawei does move some phones in the U.S., they only have access to a tiny 10% of +[633.36 --> 636.26] the market because 90% of consumers are buying on contract. +[636.26 --> 639.86] So it fell through at the last minute. +[640.08 --> 646.76] And now a new report has suggested that it was U.S. lawmakers pushing AT&T to cut ties +[646.76 --> 649.72] with Huawei over national security concerns. +[649.72 --> 657.78] Um, so senators and House members are encouraging AT&T to ditch even any potential plans to work +[657.78 --> 660.04] with Huawei on standards for its 5G network. +[660.94 --> 664.64] AT&T is expected to roll out that network at the end of 2018 and is competing with Verizon +[664.64 --> 668.66] to become the first carrier to offer high-speed service to the U.S. on 5G. +[668.66 --> 675.32] So, um, Senate and House Intelligence Committees sent a letter to the FCC raising concerns over +[675.32 --> 679.12] Huawei's alleged ties to the Communist Party as well as China's intelligence and security +[679.12 --> 679.58] services. +[679.66 --> 686.62] And there have been other historical moves like this by governments to restrict Huawei's +[686.62 --> 687.38] competitiveness. +[687.72 --> 689.10] So, uh, Canada, for example... +[689.10 --> 690.04] Which isn't really surprising. +[690.18 --> 695.30] I think like five years ago, six years ago, five or six years ago, Canada actually disallowed, +[695.30 --> 699.52] I don't know if it's still in effect, but they disallowed the use of Huawei telecommunications +[699.52 --> 702.28] gear on the back end of carrier networks. +[704.08 --> 705.98] I can totally see why. +[706.10 --> 707.26] So your take on this, then? +[707.68 --> 710.70] Because it seems like you got an opinion here, Luke. +[710.78 --> 711.10] Hit me. +[711.12 --> 711.38] Well, okay. +[711.62 --> 716.50] The very bottom bullet point on this, and there's a lot of information on this, is Senate +[716.50 --> 721.50] and House Intelligence Committees sent a letter to the FCC raising concerns over Huawei's alleged +[721.50 --> 725.82] ties to the Communist Party as well as Chinese intelligence and security services. +[726.22 --> 726.82] There's already... +[726.82 --> 733.06] There's also a lot of articles online about how Huawei's back end equipment, specifically, +[733.56 --> 737.38] is specifically designed to allow the Chinese government to tap into it. +[737.78 --> 742.06] Um, also just being owned by the Chinese government and going up against... +[742.06 --> 743.24] Or having ties to... +[743.24 --> 744.16] Or having ties to... +[744.16 --> 746.50] On paper, maybe there's no ownership whatsoever. +[746.50 --> 748.28] I actually don't know, but go ahead. +[748.52 --> 754.44] I looked it up a second ago, but none of them are sources that I'm going to give 100% credibility +[754.44 --> 754.76] to. +[754.90 --> 755.18] Got it. +[755.26 --> 756.16] That said, there is ownership. +[756.38 --> 759.60] But again, I don't know, because I wouldn't give 100% credibility to those sources. +[760.02 --> 767.90] But anyways, with the current administration in the U.S. and it being a, to some degree, +[768.22 --> 772.80] ties with Chinese government corporation, I can probably see why there might be some influence +[772.80 --> 774.44] from the government being like, no, no, no. +[774.54 --> 775.38] Let's not do this. +[775.38 --> 775.78] Yep. +[776.02 --> 778.96] I can definitely understand not wanting the back end equipment. +[779.20 --> 780.18] Holy crap. +[781.06 --> 783.70] The phones in general, I think, is more of a... +[783.70 --> 783.86] Yeah. +[784.04 --> 784.24] Yeah. +[784.96 --> 787.78] It's more just like out of, I guess, out of... +[789.18 --> 792.86] Well, because, okay, this is kind of a weird insight thing that I'm going to take a tangent +[792.86 --> 793.46] on for a second. +[793.88 --> 795.38] When you travel to a lot of other... +[795.38 --> 800.80] So for North Americans, as we are, as you travel to a lot of other countries, it's a little +[800.80 --> 804.26] weird with the purchasing habits. +[804.60 --> 804.80] Yeah. +[804.80 --> 806.84] And the stuff that you see around. +[807.06 --> 810.34] Because in North America, you see whatever. +[810.82 --> 814.56] When you go to a lot of other countries, not all other countries, but a lot of other countries, +[814.70 --> 816.88] you see that country's thing. +[817.00 --> 817.18] Yep. +[817.24 --> 819.32] I mean, that's particularly common in Germany. +[819.56 --> 820.90] Germany is huge for it. +[820.90 --> 821.92] Japan is huge for it. +[822.18 --> 823.48] Korea is huge for it. +[823.48 --> 823.58] Yep. +[823.58 --> 824.84] Samsung everything. +[824.84 --> 827.74] You'd be amazed what kind of things Samsung makes. +[827.96 --> 828.24] Yeah. +[828.24 --> 829.10] Toilets, elevators. +[829.36 --> 829.54] Yeah. +[829.80 --> 830.24] Insurance. +[830.78 --> 831.94] Like, whoa. +[831.94 --> 834.98] And, like, there's a much more... +[834.98 --> 837.88] And I might be using this word incorrectly. +[838.06 --> 838.32] Sorry. +[838.48 --> 839.94] I'm not super good on political stuff. +[840.18 --> 842.92] But there's a much more nationalistic approach to purchasing. +[843.12 --> 843.28] Sure. +[843.36 --> 845.06] Where you want to purchase your own country's things. +[845.28 --> 847.98] Of course, made in America, made in Canada are both things. +[848.94 --> 849.16] Yeah. +[849.26 --> 850.20] Well, like, we don't mind. +[850.54 --> 850.84] Yeah. +[851.10 --> 854.22] Like, it's kind of cool, but it's not the same. +[854.50 --> 856.18] Particularly for Canadians, I think. +[856.30 --> 859.22] The truth of the matter is that you don't really have the option to buy Canadians. +[859.22 --> 860.34] Yeah, we don't make enough stuff. +[860.40 --> 861.44] Like, if I wanted to... +[861.44 --> 865.62] If I wanted all of my personal grooming products to be made in Canada... +[865.62 --> 865.84] Nope. +[866.78 --> 867.52] Good luck. +[868.04 --> 868.26] Yeah. +[868.34 --> 869.80] Like, I could probably find some stuff. +[870.02 --> 873.10] I'm sure you'd be able to find, especially, some beard-based things. +[873.24 --> 875.80] Oh, I'm sure I'd be able to find some Canadian beard care products. +[875.86 --> 877.86] Not that that would be a major concern for me. +[877.86 --> 879.86] Since this is about as much of a beard as I can grow. +[879.96 --> 881.02] But thank you for bringing it up. +[881.24 --> 884.46] The only reason why I said that is, like, around the world... +[884.46 --> 884.64] Yeah. +[884.74 --> 888.32] There's a lot of, like, small homebrew kind of companies that do beard stuff. +[888.46 --> 889.80] Because you can make your own beard oil. +[889.80 --> 890.36] Yeah, yeah, sure. +[890.44 --> 890.60] Whatever. +[890.76 --> 891.08] Backtrack. +[891.10 --> 892.86] Anyways, it's... +[893.42 --> 896.10] Yeah, it's not nearly as much of a thing in North America. +[896.36 --> 902.50] But I could see how current administration in the U.S. might be pushing to make it more so. +[902.62 --> 902.78] Sure. +[902.96 --> 907.84] And would be pushing against, especially, companies that have ties to the governments of other people. +[907.86 --> 908.36] Yeah. +[908.36 --> 911.26] That are being purchased in a nationalistic sense from coming more into America. +[911.26 --> 917.78] Where there's no commitment, you know, up front to say, okay, yeah, we're going to bring X number of jobs into the United States. +[917.78 --> 920.26] Because the potential here... +[920.26 --> 921.46] And again, we don't know... +[921.46 --> 925.60] Okay, so we don't know what involvement, if any, the U.S. government has already had in the negotiations. +[925.60 --> 926.20] Not sure. +[926.52 --> 937.98] But if while we were to come to the table with the U.S. government and say, okay, yeah, like, we're committing to assembling some percentage of our devices that we sell within the United States in the U.S. +[937.98 --> 943.48] If they were going to come and make some kind of a deal, then I suspect it would be more likely. +[943.48 --> 952.94] But right now, I guess I can't think of a great reason for them to be gung-ho about this. +[952.94 --> 954.08] Also, this part. +[955.08 --> 963.24] Senators and House members are encouraging AT&T to ditch any potential ties to work with Huawei on standards for its 5G network. +[963.38 --> 965.56] Again, that's them trying to get into the back end. +[965.76 --> 965.90] Yep. +[965.90 --> 969.10] And I'm super not surprised that that's not a thing. +[969.68 --> 971.40] Max just quietly walks off stage. +[971.94 --> 974.04] I'm super not surprised that that's not a thing. +[974.22 --> 979.92] Because of ties to the idea of their back end being tapped by the Chinese government. +[980.14 --> 984.10] So, to be very clear, you know, we... +[984.10 --> 985.14] Allegedly. +[985.36 --> 988.88] Yeah, like, we don't know what is or isn't happening. +[989.04 --> 990.52] All we know is what's going on. +[990.58 --> 992.52] We know the U.S. government is uncomfortable with it. +[992.52 --> 996.22] We know Huawei is super unimpressed with what's going on. +[996.74 --> 998.76] And presumably, AT&T would be as well. +[998.84 --> 1002.64] Because by most accounts, they make really good devices. +[1003.06 --> 1011.22] It's just not necessarily affordable if you rely on contract subsidies in order to buy your phone. +[1011.42 --> 1012.66] And it won't be competitive. +[1012.66 --> 1016.80] When you can walk in and buy an iPhone for $200. +[1017.92 --> 1018.24] Yeah. +[1018.52 --> 1018.96] Yeah, yeah. +[1018.98 --> 1019.54] Quote, unquote. +[1019.64 --> 1019.74] Yeah. +[1020.58 --> 1023.16] Versus a Huawei device for $800. +[1024.02 --> 1025.46] Because you have to buy the whole thing up front. +[1025.62 --> 1025.76] Yeah. +[1026.88 --> 1027.42] All right. +[1027.50 --> 1030.48] Why don't we jump right into the changes to the YouTube Partner Program here. +[1030.56 --> 1032.36] This was posted by HeyYo on the forum. +[1032.48 --> 1035.98] The original article is actually straight from the YouTube blog. +[1036.84 --> 1040.30] So this is a pretty big deal. +[1040.36 --> 1046.20] Do we want to do kind of a short recap of some of the other changes that YouTube has made towards creators this year? +[1046.54 --> 1047.02] Sure. +[1047.42 --> 1050.94] So the biggest one is referred to as the adpocalypse. +[1051.14 --> 1052.84] And there have actually been a couple of different stages. +[1053.10 --> 1053.30] Yeah. +[1053.52 --> 1056.66] This, I think, is considered by the community to be wave three. +[1057.48 --> 1057.92] Oh, okay. +[1058.14 --> 1059.76] I think something along those lines. +[1060.02 --> 1060.36] I don't. +[1061.72 --> 1062.04] Okay. +[1062.10 --> 1062.30] Anyway. +[1062.30 --> 1063.16] I wouldn't entirely agree with that. +[1063.16 --> 1065.92] There's been, okay, I saw it referred to as that. +[1065.92 --> 1067.10] Whatever the community says. +[1067.18 --> 1067.86] Would you call it two? +[1068.84 --> 1070.38] I could maybe bundle this in. +[1070.44 --> 1071.76] I think it's kind of a separate thing. +[1071.96 --> 1072.18] Yeah. +[1072.36 --> 1072.58] Okay. +[1073.00 --> 1077.86] The point is that the adpocalypse is sort of used as a generic term to describe changes. +[1078.36 --> 1078.98] Too many things. +[1079.08 --> 1086.50] Google, or through YouTube, has made fundamental changes to the way that content creators monetize on the YouTube platform. +[1086.50 --> 1109.28] And so some examples have been pulling monetization from potentially touchy or controversial subjects, even if the video in question is a mature conversation about said controversial topic and contains, you know, no community guideline infringing content. +[1109.28 --> 1115.28] Unless you're a news, a TV news organization. +[1115.94 --> 1126.28] So that's been another, you know, problem with this whole controversy is that there seem to be channels that are getting their videos pulled just for having knife in the metadata. +[1126.66 --> 1126.80] Yeah. +[1126.80 --> 1132.40] Or, you know, like a perfect example was when we had the monetization pulled from an unboxing of the Razer Blade. +[1132.80 --> 1133.90] Or the Switch Blade. +[1133.96 --> 1134.74] Switch Blade interface. +[1134.86 --> 1135.48] That was the issue. +[1135.92 --> 1139.02] So because it had that keyword in it, it got the monetization pulled. +[1139.02 --> 1148.52] So it seems like some channels are very susceptible to this, while some mainstream channels, like I believe, it's Late Show with Colbert, right? +[1148.84 --> 1154.04] I believe Colbert has been pointed at as someone who has had controversial topics in the titles. +[1154.18 --> 1156.08] I think it's basically all the Late Show hosts. +[1156.34 --> 1164.14] Because they, a lot, okay, this is super generalizing, but a lot of the Late Show TV programs put snippets and clips onto YouTube. +[1164.36 --> 1164.58] Yes. +[1164.62 --> 1165.32] It's really popular. +[1165.52 --> 1166.42] Seth Meyers does it. +[1166.46 --> 1167.16] They get quite a few. +[1167.22 --> 1167.98] Kimmel does it, I think. +[1167.98 --> 1168.70] Does he still do it? +[1168.70 --> 1170.10] John Oliver does it very occasionally. +[1170.38 --> 1171.16] I don't know, man. +[1171.68 --> 1173.38] But they get a lot of views. +[1173.58 --> 1173.78] Yep. +[1174.18 --> 1176.34] And they're really heavily promoted by the platform. +[1176.66 --> 1179.16] And they're not strucken down in any way. +[1179.32 --> 1179.52] Right. +[1180.34 --> 1180.74] Okay. +[1180.84 --> 1183.74] So that's been a big part of the problem. +[1183.74 --> 1190.26] Then there was the whole issue that was kind of tied into monetization slash preferential treatment, +[1190.62 --> 1196.42] where Logan Paul posted that extremely controversial video in the Suicide Forest in Japan. +[1196.42 --> 1206.40] And the perception among the community, I'm not going to make a judgment call here because I wasn't sitting in the war room that I'm sure existed at YouTube when they were trying to figure out what to do about this. +[1206.54 --> 1206.78] Yep. +[1206.78 --> 1208.16] I wasn't present there. +[1208.92 --> 1209.96] Those have got to be crazy meetings. +[1209.96 --> 1216.00] Nor was I present with Logan Paul when he was thinking about how he was going to react to the community's reaction. +[1216.50 --> 1219.76] And I wasn't sitting in the rooms of the people who are watching those videos. +[1219.88 --> 1220.74] I'll be honest with you guys. +[1220.78 --> 1221.64] I haven't watched it. +[1221.64 --> 1251.62] I haven't seen it. +[1251.62 --> 1258.32] removing this content or dealing with, presumably, what would have been a fair number of community reports. +[1258.96 --> 1268.24] And in fact, at first anyway, had appeared to not penalize the channel or the user in any meaningful way. +[1268.26 --> 1269.32] For like many days. +[1269.44 --> 1271.76] For days, not just for like a couple hours. +[1271.76 --> 1285.76] And then making matters worse, there were instances of YouTube pulling down re-uploads of the original video because they violated community guidelines while the original was still live. +[1287.10 --> 1287.82] Okay. +[1288.74 --> 1296.24] So this blog post is sort of about how 2017 was a tough year. +[1296.32 --> 1299.26] In fact, let's just sort of discuss some excerpts from it. +[1299.26 --> 1301.62] 2017 was a tough year. +[1302.34 --> 1303.28] What do they got here? +[1304.02 --> 1308.68] Despite the issues, more creators than ever are earning a living on YouTube, blah, blah, blah. +[1308.92 --> 1312.68] Major focus is protecting our creator ecosystem, ensuring your revenue is more stable. +[1313.46 --> 1317.50] We want to prevent bad actors from harming the inspiring and original creators. +[1317.64 --> 1318.18] We want to do this. +[1318.24 --> 1318.98] We want to do that. +[1318.98 --> 1335.52] So basically what they've done seemingly as a response to these issues is they have changed the previous eligibility requirements for the YouTube Partner Program, which going way back. +[1335.88 --> 1337.22] So should I do another history lesson here? +[1337.26 --> 1337.52] Yes. +[1337.52 --> 1340.06] I think it's important for this section. +[1340.36 --> 1346.84] So when I first started out on YouTube, it was either – I think it might have been pre-monetization. +[1347.52 --> 1349.10] I think I was pre-monetization. +[1349.24 --> 1349.78] I'm not sure. +[1349.78 --> 1358.68] So when I started out on YouTube, it was either pre-monetization at all or it was shortly after the Partner Program had been introduced. +[1359.22 --> 1362.78] And the only way to get into the Partner Program was by specifically being invited. +[1362.94 --> 1368.52] So really early guys like Phil DeFranco were in it well before I had access to it. +[1368.62 --> 1368.74] Yeah. +[1368.74 --> 1372.32] After that, there was an application process. +[1372.82 --> 1375.90] That was when I got in through the NCIX Tech Tips channel. +[1375.98 --> 1379.74] I'm not sure if Linus Tech Tips existed yet, although actually I think it did. +[1380.52 --> 1382.12] So that was when I got in. +[1382.26 --> 1382.72] Actually, no. +[1382.80 --> 1392.92] I'm actually quite certain that it did because there was already revenue to show for the YouTube program back at NCIX when Linus Tech Tips was created because I remember negotiating a bonus around it or something. +[1393.26 --> 1393.42] Okay. +[1393.42 --> 1393.70] Okay. +[1395.14 --> 1397.60] Then YouTube basically opened up the floodgates. +[1397.60 --> 1403.40] And they went, okay, we're just going to put monetization on all the things because we've got this inventory of videos. +[1403.70 --> 1407.14] And anywhere there's eyeballs, Google wants to put an ad. +[1407.46 --> 1407.60] Yeah. +[1407.82 --> 1408.76] That's their MO. +[1409.14 --> 1409.90] That's how it works. +[1410.82 --> 1413.66] So anyway, fast forward quite a bit. +[1413.86 --> 1419.14] In April of 2017, they set an eligibility requirement of 10,000 lifetime views. +[1419.14 --> 1430.98] The idea was to have some kind of a history to look back at for a given channel to make sure that it wasn't just blatant re-uploads of copyright TV shows, for example. +[1431.34 --> 1431.90] Which is? +[1432.94 --> 1434.06] Still all over the platform. +[1434.16 --> 1434.52] Oh, yeah. +[1435.16 --> 1437.86] And lots of other issues like music and movies and whatever else. +[1437.86 --> 1438.04] Yeah. +[1438.16 --> 1448.04] But the idea was so that they could have at least 10,000 views worth of time to weed out the ones that were just blatantly not real content. +[1449.08 --> 1451.42] And then here's the follow-up. +[1451.64 --> 1456.38] That threshold provided more information to determine whether a channel followed our community guidelines. +[1456.38 --> 1458.96] But it's been clear over the last few months that we need a higher standard. +[1459.92 --> 1463.66] So starting on the 16th of January, which was three days ago. +[1463.94 --> 1465.78] And the blog says starting today. +[1465.98 --> 1467.18] Like they're like effective now. +[1467.18 --> 1468.98] There's a little aggro in that regard. +[1469.06 --> 1469.20] Yeah. +[1469.40 --> 1478.08] They changed the eligibility requirements for monetization to 4,000 hours of watch time in the past 12 months and 1,000 subscribers. +[1478.08 --> 1491.30] So basically, it appears as though if you're a one-hit wonder who doesn't have any subscribers, you might not be able to monetize. +[1491.84 --> 1500.84] And if you run your channel as kind of like a hobby and you don't actually get a ton of views or a ton of hours of watch time, +[1500.84 --> 1506.02] but you actually have a decent number of subscribers who wait for your videos that you may be published very infrequently, +[1506.66 --> 1513.20] you could be affected by YouTube's attempt to crack down on potentially inappropriate videos from monetizing. +[1514.46 --> 1520.54] Now, right off the bat, I'm not actually working off of my notes here, but right off the bat, I can identify a couple of problems here. +[1520.60 --> 1526.64] Number one is that that whole Spider-Man-Elsa thing was going on for over a year? +[1527.12 --> 1527.28] Yeah. +[1527.28 --> 1532.28] Like, for a freaking long time, and these requirements would have done absolutely nothing to stop. +[1532.28 --> 1532.82] Not a thing. +[1533.60 --> 1536.08] They got way more hours and way more subscribers than that. +[1536.14 --> 1538.70] The issue with the Suicide Forest vlog. +[1539.22 --> 1540.02] Wouldn't have stopped that. +[1540.14 --> 1541.06] Wouldn't have stopped that. +[1541.60 --> 1550.68] What I'm trying to figure out right now is what this move has to do with anything the community is upset about. +[1551.44 --> 1551.80] Oh, no. +[1551.80 --> 1558.68] I think this has a lot to do with stopping things that the community is not particularly upset about, but YouTube and advertisers might be upset about. +[1558.70 --> 1558.86] Yeah. +[1558.86 --> 1569.52] I think it will directly help stop things like people monetizing movie, song, episode, all those kind of uploads. +[1569.66 --> 1573.64] Because a lot of those accounts will get banned, but will get payouts. +[1574.84 --> 1577.96] And will get payouts based on content that they ripped from someone else. +[1577.96 --> 1582.36] And they might just create a new account and then get paid out on that account, create a new account, get paid out on that account. +[1582.68 --> 1584.98] So I think they're trying to hammer down on that. +[1585.26 --> 1586.64] I don't think it's really going to solve much else. +[1586.74 --> 1593.76] Another thing that I want to throw into the ring that some people have brought up is if you have 1,000 subscribers, +[1593.76 --> 1604.50] if you have less than 1,000 subscribers and less than 4,000 hours of total watch time over the last 12 months, how much were you making? +[1605.26 --> 1606.24] So, okay. +[1606.94 --> 1612.30] This is where we get into the conversation that goes, is this a big deal? +[1612.56 --> 1612.86] Yeah. +[1612.86 --> 1621.62] So it is a big deal in the sense that YouTube is kind of spinning it as a benefit to the community. +[1621.98 --> 1631.30] When actually this has, as far as I can tell, everything to do with the blowback that they're getting from advertisers for having that wide open, +[1631.38 --> 1632.84] we're going to put monetization on everything. +[1633.90 --> 1639.88] Then advertisers realizing that their brand was getting, I forgot that part of the history lesson, unfortunately. +[1639.88 --> 1644.94] So advertisers realizing that their brand was getting placed next to content that they found objectionable. +[1645.14 --> 1646.94] Like literally terrorists. +[1647.10 --> 1649.58] Which we've talked about before. +[1650.30 --> 1653.00] And I think this is just follow up on that. +[1653.30 --> 1655.46] And I think that the suicide forest incident. +[1655.60 --> 1656.62] Has nothing to do with this. +[1656.70 --> 1657.84] Remember, no, it does. +[1657.92 --> 1658.28] It does. +[1658.46 --> 1659.74] But not on the community side. +[1659.84 --> 1660.08] Yeah. +[1660.48 --> 1664.36] What it has to do with is that he was a preferred channel. +[1664.78 --> 1665.00] Yeah. +[1665.00 --> 1670.44] A channel that YouTube specifically goes out there and pitches to advertisers. +[1670.60 --> 1671.52] Like we're a preferred channel. +[1672.06 --> 1679.20] Preferred channels are, to an even greater degree, I would think, expected to abide by the community guidelines. +[1679.32 --> 1686.44] Which, by the way, doesn't necessarily mean that you can't drop a, you know, shit bomb in your video occasionally. +[1687.44 --> 1689.10] It's spelled out pretty clearly. +[1689.10 --> 1694.84] I mean, you know, egregious profanity, I believe, is covered in the community guidelines. +[1694.92 --> 1695.24] I'm not sure. +[1695.30 --> 1696.00] I haven't looked at them lately. +[1696.00 --> 1698.08] Egregious is kind of a specific term. +[1698.10 --> 1700.30] It's a very sort of gray area, actually. +[1700.46 --> 1702.52] But there are things that are covered. +[1702.52 --> 1707.24] Well, no, it makes it so that probably what you just said isn't going to get you owned. +[1707.78 --> 1709.48] You'd have to, like, go pretty ham. +[1710.18 --> 1713.56] It's still gray, but you'd have to, but I don't know how they'd make it less gray. +[1713.74 --> 1714.16] You know what I mean? +[1714.16 --> 1715.56] So here's the community guidelines. +[1716.42 --> 1718.48] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[1719.20 --> 1720.62] Nudity or sexual content. +[1721.12 --> 1722.54] Harmful or dangerous content. +[1723.06 --> 1724.48] Violent or graphic content. +[1724.72 --> 1725.48] Hateful content. +[1725.68 --> 1726.78] Harassment and cyberbullying. +[1726.94 --> 1727.40] Threats. +[1727.54 --> 1729.22] Span misleading metadata and scams. +[1729.38 --> 1730.84] Copyright, privacy, impersonation. +[1730.98 --> 1732.98] Child endangerment and additional policies. +[1732.98 --> 1742.48] A big issue about all this is, like, I can even think off the top of my head of one or more examples that I've seen of at least every single thing in there. +[1743.12 --> 1743.22] Yeah. +[1743.22 --> 1748.84] So vulgar language is actually bundled under additional policies right here. +[1749.18 --> 1756.98] And it specifically says here that sexually explicit language or excessive swearing in your video or associated metadata may lead to your video being age-restricted. +[1757.04 --> 1757.64] So excessive. +[1757.88 --> 1764.72] So what happened here was, and in this case, I don't even think there's really anything in here. +[1764.86 --> 1766.52] You could call it graphic content, actually. +[1767.50 --> 1771.64] Violent or gory content that's primarily intended to be shocking, sensational, or disrespectful. +[1771.64 --> 1772.70] Okay, it's definitely covered there. +[1772.70 --> 1773.48] That's exactly what it is. +[1773.48 --> 1787.50] So anyway, the problem here is that, as far as I can tell, YouTube got yet another round of blowback from advertisers for specifically promoting a channel that blatantly violated their community guidelines. +[1787.50 --> 1792.84] And then the content was just left there, presumably with ads still running on it. +[1792.84 --> 1797.92] And I think if it was dropped super fast, it might have been a different reaction from the advertisers. +[1798.26 --> 1798.56] Yes. +[1798.84 --> 1799.86] And from the community. +[1800.16 --> 1800.32] Yeah. +[1800.32 --> 1803.22] But ultimately, that's what's going on here. +[1803.38 --> 1812.54] The collateral damage is mostly channels that, and YouTube lays this out in their blog post, mostly channels that made less than $2.50 last month. +[1812.66 --> 1813.88] Okay, this is what I was saying. +[1813.96 --> 1815.60] And less than $100 in the last year. +[1816.10 --> 1819.82] If you're relying on that, whoa. +[1820.76 --> 1821.14] Yeah. +[1821.14 --> 1825.12] There is probably other ways that you can make money on the internet easier. +[1825.20 --> 1826.04] We're pretty sure there are. +[1826.22 --> 1827.90] Or even we mowed lawns. +[1828.26 --> 1829.08] We mowed lawns. +[1829.08 --> 1829.72] And that was definitely more profitable than that. +[1829.72 --> 1830.58] We sold berries. +[1830.78 --> 1831.92] That wasn't profitable. +[1832.92 --> 1833.22] Yeah. +[1833.36 --> 1833.56] Yeah. +[1833.66 --> 1833.94] Anyway. +[1834.38 --> 1836.12] The point is that... +[1836.12 --> 1838.16] You could just go work at the place that... +[1838.16 --> 1842.04] There's a lot of outrage about this, and I'm putting myself... +[1842.04 --> 1844.98] I won't bundle you in with me, but I'm putting myself in a position... +[1844.98 --> 1845.38] I'm on it. +[1845.38 --> 1848.26] ...to say something kind of unpopular. +[1848.62 --> 1848.76] Yeah. +[1848.80 --> 1851.40] But I actually don't think this is that big of a deal. +[1851.52 --> 1851.96] I'm with you. +[1853.66 --> 1856.46] Because, okay, the first thing I did when I read this was like... +[1856.46 --> 1859.82] At the very beginning, before you get really deep into it, I was like, wow. +[1860.10 --> 1861.46] They're screwing over the little guy. +[1862.28 --> 1863.24] Why would they do that? +[1863.26 --> 1864.24] That makes no sense. +[1864.24 --> 1866.58] And then I saw their thresholds, and I was like... +[1866.58 --> 1872.44] This isn't going to make a difference to anyone's major bottom line. +[1872.84 --> 1874.24] So anyone that small... +[1874.24 --> 1876.86] Speaking YouTuber to YouTuber... +[1876.86 --> 1877.00] Yeah. +[1877.22 --> 1878.76] I would recommend you turn off your ads anyway. +[1878.76 --> 1880.34] I was just going to say... +[1880.34 --> 1883.86] You will get more traction with people, and they will share it more, and they'll watch more of the video... +[1883.86 --> 1888.26] If you turn off the ads anyways, and you'll be seen as a good guy, and more people will watch your stuff. +[1888.34 --> 1892.58] Because you've got to understand that there's always a trade-off between monetization... +[1892.58 --> 1894.60] And we'll get into our sponsors for the wine show in a moment here. +[1894.62 --> 1895.04] Heck yeah. +[1895.04 --> 1899.26] There's always a trade-off between monetization of your existing audience... +[1899.26 --> 1899.40] Yeah. +[1899.40 --> 1900.46] ...and audience building. +[1900.46 --> 1906.10] We could upload videos every day that are pure ads, and our audience would stop growing. +[1906.74 --> 1914.42] Or we could dial back all of our ads entirely, and sponsors, and all that stuff, turn off everything, and we could grow faster. +[1914.42 --> 1921.04] And every creator out there is trying to find that happy medium where they are satisfied with their level of growth... +[1921.76 --> 1922.48] And when you're making... +[1922.48 --> 1923.54] And they're making good money. +[1923.60 --> 1925.78] When you're making two bucks a month off YouTube... +[1925.78 --> 1926.72] You need to focus on growth. +[1926.88 --> 1932.46] It's probably worth focusing on growth, especially because at that point in time, growth is way harder to get. +[1932.46 --> 1939.68] With all of that said, I'm coming at this from sort of a... +[1939.68 --> 1949.92] Maybe not unique, but sort of an unusual angle in that the adpocalypse has not had a significant negative impact on our ad certs. +[1949.92 --> 1950.14] Yeah. +[1950.14 --> 1959.42] And this is something that I was going to address at some point, but at the end of the day, you don't get a... +[1959.42 --> 1960.58] It's called a fill rate. +[1960.90 --> 1966.78] So the number of impressions that you serve versus the number of ads accompanying those impressions. +[1967.30 --> 1971.10] If you had one ad on every video that you showed to someone... +[1971.10 --> 1972.10] Ant Venom just said the same. +[1972.42 --> 1973.04] Oh, interesting. +[1973.42 --> 1973.58] Yeah. +[1973.62 --> 1973.88] Hi, Ant. +[1973.88 --> 1979.84] So if you had one ad in front of every single video view that you showed someone... +[1979.84 --> 1985.68] Say it's a perfect world where nobody has ad block and YouTube's ad sales is like going gangbusters. +[1985.88 --> 1989.92] They can sell more ads than YouTube can serve views, which is like, really? +[1990.46 --> 1990.70] Yeah. +[1991.02 --> 1991.50] Okay. +[1992.14 --> 1993.90] That would be a 100% fill rate. +[1994.54 --> 2000.86] Now, if YouTube's ad sales program completely shut down and there were no ads, that would be a 0% fill rate. +[2000.86 --> 2004.28] Nobody has a 100% fill rate. +[2005.06 --> 2014.62] So what it means for family-friendly content or non-controversial content is that your fill rate and your CPMs, +[2014.62 --> 2019.94] because you might get access to the more premium ads as a YouTube preferred partner, for example, +[2020.24 --> 2028.02] your fill rate might go up and your CPMs, which is the amount that you get paid per 1,000 views or per 1,000 ad views, +[2028.74 --> 2030.20] that can go up too. +[2030.86 --> 2037.28] So our January this year, our viewership will not be higher than it was last year, +[2037.44 --> 2040.82] but through a combination of YouTube Red being more popular +[2040.82 --> 2047.02] and through the adpocalypse, stripping advertising away from many, many, many, many, many, +[2047.02 --> 2051.18] potentially hundreds of thousands of very, very, very small channels, +[2051.46 --> 2057.64] that will contribute to a higher fill rate and potentially higher CPM for us. +[2057.64 --> 2063.26] We are actually going to make more in AdSense this January than we did last January, which is good, +[2063.44 --> 2066.56] because we have like five more people than we had last January. +[2066.56 --> 2068.64] But that's not anyone else's problem. +[2069.02 --> 2073.02] It's just if you guys were concerned, a lot of people do express concern at the way that we hire +[2073.02 --> 2076.48] and the way that we like build sets and buy cameras and all those things. +[2076.72 --> 2077.50] Also doing business. +[2077.50 --> 2078.42] You got to do things. +[2078.42 --> 2079.14] We are. +[2079.32 --> 2079.70] We are. +[2079.78 --> 2080.10] Don't worry. +[2080.20 --> 2082.28] We are planning for the future. +[2082.42 --> 2083.62] We're watching all of these trends. +[2083.72 --> 2085.96] These are things that even though we don't necessarily talk about all the time, +[2086.06 --> 2088.12] we have to eagle eyes on every day. +[2088.12 --> 2092.00] If you're on something like YouTube and you're not moving, you're screwed. +[2093.14 --> 2094.54] You got to do some stuff sometimes. +[2094.54 --> 2100.86] And that's another thing I want to jump back to for the like, if you are a smaller creator, +[2101.16 --> 2106.82] and I'm using the terminology of below 1,000 subs and below 4,000 watch hours in the last, +[2107.08 --> 2108.86] what is it, 12 months? +[2109.72 --> 2110.80] I think it's the last 12 months. +[2112.56 --> 2112.86] Yeah. +[2113.98 --> 2116.64] You can't now, but don't monetize. +[2116.84 --> 2119.70] And you might not want to monetize for a little while. +[2119.70 --> 2123.72] You might eventually get brought into the partner program and you might want to stay not monetized. +[2124.36 --> 2131.52] And then when you get there, you will get the benefit of YouTube not paying out a bunch of tiny amounts to a bunch of creators +[2131.52 --> 2134.54] that might never even reach the threshold where they're going to get a check. +[2135.32 --> 2138.26] Effectively giving YouTube 100% of the ad payout. +[2138.90 --> 2140.98] So this may, I don't know, that's interesting. +[2141.38 --> 2143.36] This may actually hurt YouTube's bottom line. +[2144.66 --> 2149.56] If they are only feeding ads to people who are actually going to get a payout. +[2149.56 --> 2152.70] I think now is way more worried about making advertisers happier. +[2152.90 --> 2153.06] Yes. +[2153.06 --> 2154.60] So they can get more big bins. +[2154.78 --> 2156.52] Oh, I know, but this just, I don't know. +[2156.52 --> 2158.72] So I think in the extremely short run, it might hurt it. +[2158.74 --> 2158.88] Yeah. +[2158.88 --> 2160.52] And I think this is a more longer term play. +[2162.02 --> 2163.70] But yeah, I would focus. +[2163.90 --> 2168.08] And maybe if you're like, I need to focus on this YouTube thing more. +[2168.44 --> 2170.64] I need to cut back hours at work. +[2171.08 --> 2172.56] That's when you monetize your videos. +[2172.74 --> 2172.90] Yeah. +[2172.90 --> 2174.70] And you just tell your audience that. +[2174.70 --> 2184.08] Hey guys, I'm going to monetize my videos because I want to focus more time on making the great content that you guys enjoy of basket weaving with RGB lights. +[2184.78 --> 2185.74] That sounds horrible. +[2185.78 --> 2187.08] And I'm going to keep doing it. +[2187.12 --> 2187.86] I'm going to go hard. +[2187.94 --> 2193.90] I'm going to spend at least four hours a day weaving these lights together, making sure all the power strips are going all properly. +[2193.90 --> 2196.62] And, you know, you can have glowing fruit bowls. +[2198.12 --> 2198.52] Yeah. +[2198.70 --> 2199.14] I don't know. +[2199.22 --> 2206.70] Just communicate that to your audience and that will serve you a lot better doing it later on down the line once you have an established core audience. +[2206.82 --> 2207.96] Because then they won't leave. +[2208.46 --> 2213.94] They'll keep sharing it because they're an established core audience and you can actually survive more properly. +[2214.74 --> 2215.64] Question for you. +[2215.76 --> 2216.80] This was a great question. +[2216.96 --> 2218.74] I forget who asked it. +[2219.74 --> 2222.18] Would you allow Logan Paul on Floatplane? +[2222.18 --> 2223.86] Would you? +[2224.58 --> 2225.02] I don't know. +[2225.12 --> 2225.36] Would you? +[2225.36 --> 2227.26] You're the lead of partner management, whatever. +[2227.26 --> 2227.70] That's true. +[2227.80 --> 2228.08] I am. +[2228.10 --> 2229.46] But I'm curious to know what you think. +[2230.68 --> 2231.60] Knowing what you know. +[2231.92 --> 2234.98] Let's say that he goes, you know what? +[2235.18 --> 2236.74] Let's say he didn't post an apology. +[2236.94 --> 2237.82] That was super sincere. +[2238.20 --> 2240.58] Let's say that he was just like, you know what? +[2240.62 --> 2240.80] No. +[2240.90 --> 2243.18] I'm going to film dead bodies whenever I come across them. +[2243.70 --> 2244.64] Don't worry about it. +[2246.30 --> 2247.72] You're the public front. +[2249.72 --> 2250.08] Okay. +[2250.24 --> 2251.00] Well, you know what? +[2251.04 --> 2251.70] I have an opinion. +[2251.70 --> 2252.50] I'll throw my opinion. +[2252.76 --> 2254.70] I want to cheat and hear what you have to say first. +[2254.72 --> 2254.74] Sure. +[2254.74 --> 2255.32] No, no, no. +[2255.52 --> 2255.66] No. +[2255.76 --> 2257.48] You already gave away your hand. +[2258.02 --> 2258.24] What? +[2258.38 --> 2258.56] No. +[2258.64 --> 2259.58] Hit me with your opinion. +[2259.72 --> 2259.92] Nope. +[2260.14 --> 2260.92] You said you have one. +[2260.96 --> 2261.50] You have to do it. +[2263.40 --> 2265.36] I don't really care. +[2265.88 --> 2266.14] Okay. +[2266.14 --> 2267.70] Because in my opinion. +[2267.70 --> 2268.70] I don't know. +[2268.70 --> 2270.18] Who has to do it. +[2271.80 --> 2272.12] Never mind. +[2272.18 --> 2273.00] I don't tell you about it right now. +[2273.04 --> 2273.62] I don'tiller Institute in Washington. +[2273.62 --> 2275.26] This should all be handled, and how I think things, in general, should all be handled, +[2275.26 --> 2279.46] is that I don't, personally, in my personal morality, whatever, like the idea of the governmental +[2279.46 --> 2280.92] hand coming down and slapping. +[2281.68 --> 2282.08] Okay. +[2282.08 --> 2284.54] I would prefer that he joined the platform. +[2284.92 --> 2288.32] People saw that video and everyone unsubscribed. +[2289.24 --> 2292.52] And everyone stopped giving us money and stopped giving him money. +[2292.92 --> 2296.46] Here's the leader of partner management answer. +[2296.60 --> 2297.90] The answer is absolutely yes. +[2298.72 --> 2304.04] He would be allowed on the platform because here's the thing about the YouTube community guidelines. +[2304.18 --> 2308.88] So Flow Plains guidelines are basically along the lines of legality. +[2308.88 --> 2315.08] And there's nothing illegal about walking in that forest and filming something that you saw there. +[2315.08 --> 2316.20] Well, you're not allowed going off trail. +[2317.20 --> 2318.14] I don't think it's illegal. +[2318.28 --> 2320.54] I think it's just there's lots of signs advising you not to. +[2320.64 --> 2320.82] Okay. +[2321.06 --> 2321.24] Yeah. +[2322.48 --> 2328.86] So as far as I can tell, he didn't actually do anything illegal. +[2329.36 --> 2333.60] Because that's one thing you guys have to understand is when running – sorry, I'm going to interject for a moment. +[2333.86 --> 2336.88] When running Flow Plain, that's one of the reasons why it's its own company. +[2337.14 --> 2337.42] Yes. +[2337.42 --> 2341.60] Is because our opinions and Linus Media Group's opinions don't matter. +[2342.50 --> 2343.96] We're running the platform. +[2344.28 --> 2345.20] I think it's gross. +[2345.60 --> 2346.62] I don't like it either. +[2346.86 --> 2347.86] I'm not cool with it. +[2348.14 --> 2348.46] Me neither. +[2348.90 --> 2350.76] But that is not my call to make. +[2351.06 --> 2363.42] And if Flow Plains – if Flow Plains objective is to be the not evil overlord, then ultimately we have to allow – +[2363.42 --> 2363.76] Okay. +[2363.90 --> 2369.60] Because Flow Plains itself is not going to be a broader community in the same sense that YouTube is. +[2369.70 --> 2369.96] Correct. +[2369.96 --> 2375.24] So Flow Plains will be individual creators with their own communities. +[2375.24 --> 2380.42] And if his community is fine with it, which fascinatingly – +[2380.42 --> 2381.00] They seem to be. +[2381.00 --> 2382.10] They seem to be. +[2382.10 --> 2390.38] It wasn't until this went viral and kind of spread beyond his subscribers that people started sitting up and taking notice of how effed up it was. +[2390.38 --> 2403.78] And if his community is cool with it, then ultimately we can just not watch it, not look at it, and kind of hope for the best. +[2403.78 --> 2409.90] And like one thing about Flow Plains, if you're subscribed to this dude and you're like, wow, I really don't like that. +[2410.00 --> 2410.98] I don't respect him anymore. +[2411.28 --> 2414.02] I really dislike this content. +[2414.20 --> 2422.60] And you don't want to see it in your feed anymore, stop actively giving that person money and it won't show up in your feed anymore ever. +[2424.02 --> 2424.58] Nice timing. +[2424.68 --> 2424.92] Yeah. +[2424.92 --> 2425.54] That was good. +[2425.76 --> 2426.12] Hell yeah. +[2426.42 --> 2428.10] Because that's how the platform's done. +[2428.10 --> 2436.88] We aren't going to make – I'm going to actively pursue people coming on the platform, and I have, that I like and that I respect because I want them to be on the platform. +[2437.00 --> 2438.60] People are asking if we would advertise it. +[2438.64 --> 2439.30] It's a great question. +[2439.46 --> 2443.04] So Flow Plain is not designed with a suggested algorithm. +[2443.58 --> 2446.40] In fact, we do not intend to implement one. +[2446.90 --> 2448.14] Users would have to opt in. +[2448.20 --> 2451.44] They would have to browse creators in order to get suggestions from us. +[2451.44 --> 2460.14] There won't be like a – you finish watching a TechQuickie video and then it's like, hey, you might also like tech deals. +[2460.64 --> 2462.52] Here's a sample of tech deals. +[2462.84 --> 2464.08] Go subscribe to tech deals. +[2465.38 --> 2466.90] Totally arbitrary example. +[2467.06 --> 2469.92] We haven't talked to him at all about joining the platform. +[2470.44 --> 2471.42] Sorry, I had something in my eye. +[2472.32 --> 2472.80] Anyway. +[2475.52 --> 2477.42] So there's no mechanism for that. +[2477.42 --> 2480.94] So no, we wouldn't have to advertise it. +[2481.20 --> 2487.02] And honestly, if I was in charge of that judgment call, which I'm pretty sure I am, I wouldn't. +[2488.46 --> 2488.68] Yeah. +[2489.06 --> 2489.28] Yeah. +[2490.90 --> 2492.38] And there's – yeah. +[2492.58 --> 2492.94] Anyways. +[2493.84 --> 2495.34] So essentially, yeah. +[2495.56 --> 2495.74] Funny. +[2495.74 --> 2497.42] Because our opinions don't – +[2497.42 --> 2500.70] Zahe, Zahe, funny enough, tech deals is a real channel. +[2501.16 --> 2502.24] I didn't know that. +[2502.52 --> 2502.96] Whoa. +[2503.06 --> 2503.36] What? +[2504.06 --> 2504.46] Holy. +[2504.74 --> 2504.98] Huh. +[2505.08 --> 2505.26] How about that? +[2505.26 --> 2509.52] It's like you were referencing something really specific but without even knowing it. +[2509.54 --> 2510.26] How about that? +[2510.46 --> 2511.38] Oh, darn. +[2512.66 --> 2512.94] Okay. +[2513.64 --> 2514.08] Anyway. +[2515.18 --> 2515.62] Okay. +[2515.72 --> 2516.18] You know what? +[2516.84 --> 2517.10] Okay. +[2517.14 --> 2518.10] Do you have anything else to add here? +[2519.42 --> 2519.86] No. +[2520.04 --> 2524.06] Essentially, our opinions won't govern what ends up being on Floatpoint. +[2524.06 --> 2524.20] Yeah. +[2524.32 --> 2527.66] Hopefully, our opinions will drive certain people to join. +[2527.88 --> 2528.00] Yeah. +[2528.00 --> 2529.18] Because we're like, hey, we like you. +[2529.26 --> 2529.82] Will you join? +[2529.88 --> 2533.04] We want to support creators that we feel are doing great stuff. +[2533.04 --> 2537.50] But eventually, the door is going to be somewhat open to creators that join if they want. +[2538.44 --> 2539.06] And yeah. +[2539.74 --> 2539.98] Yeah. +[2539.98 --> 2540.34] All right. +[2540.46 --> 2541.56] The platform's not live yet. +[2541.62 --> 2541.82] LOL. +[2542.04 --> 2545.32] Speaking of monetization, Squarespace! +[2545.70 --> 2546.02] Yeah! +[2548.02 --> 2552.70] Squarespace is the place to go if you want to build your own beautiful website. +[2552.70 --> 2554.98] It starts at just $12 a month. +[2555.10 --> 2557.06] You get a free domain if you buy Squarespace for the year. +[2557.30 --> 2560.46] They've got 24-7 support via live chat and email. +[2560.86 --> 2564.74] And all of their gorgeous templates feature responsive design and a ton of other great features, +[2564.82 --> 2565.56] including commerce. +[2566.02 --> 2567.72] Every website comes with a free online store. +[2568.12 --> 2568.68] Cover pages. +[2569.02 --> 2572.24] The ability to set up a beautiful one-page online presence in minutes. +[2572.58 --> 2573.52] Their logo designer. +[2573.52 --> 2578.18] The ability to publish content in Apple News format directly from the Squarespace blog module. +[2578.54 --> 2579.18] And more. +[2579.50 --> 2582.80] So start a trial with no credit card required and start building your website today. +[2583.20 --> 2588.96] Then, when you decide to sign up for Squarespace, make sure you use offer code WAN so that they know who sent you. +[2589.28 --> 2592.44] And so that Squarespace keeps sponsoring the WAN show. +[2593.66 --> 2594.36] Heck yeah. +[2595.08 --> 2595.68] It's helpful. +[2595.96 --> 2596.74] I'm all about being upfront. +[2596.74 --> 2597.26] Let them know. +[2597.76 --> 2599.32] It's like, we're getting paid by Squarespace. +[2599.66 --> 2601.90] Have you thought about doing another Honest Answers? +[2602.30 --> 2603.42] Why is that not working? +[2603.42 --> 2604.62] I don't know why that's not working. +[2604.66 --> 2607.54] Another Honest Answers on maybe how AdSense is going right now? +[2607.72 --> 2609.62] Because everyone has been talking about it. +[2610.92 --> 2611.34] I don't know. +[2611.34 --> 2612.42] I don't know if it's as interesting. +[2612.78 --> 2613.46] Yeah, I don't know. +[2613.50 --> 2615.04] I don't know if it's like... +[2615.04 --> 2617.30] It's not as punchy as some of the other Honest Answers. +[2617.30 --> 2621.54] Yeah, and I kind of have another one planned about sort of how we handle sponsored content. +[2621.54 --> 2624.92] Because I think there's been a lot of misunderstandings that people have had. +[2625.36 --> 2627.94] So we've had people get upset about a sponsored review. +[2628.34 --> 2631.28] And I kind of look at it and I go, well, this didn't say review anywhere in it. +[2631.58 --> 2632.98] It wasn't structured like a review. +[2633.70 --> 2643.78] And we said right up front, by the way, this is sponsored, which you should assume, whether it's called a review or not, that anything sponsored is not a review. +[2644.58 --> 2647.18] So that was something that I kind of wanted to talk about. +[2647.18 --> 2648.88] In my opinion. +[2649.76 --> 2656.72] Yeah, I think that's the next episode of Honest Answers that I have planned is how do we handle sponsor relationships? +[2656.86 --> 2658.34] Because we have a lot of sponsors. +[2658.60 --> 2666.96] Intel, Corsair, AMD, NVIDIA, ASUS, like the list, MSI, the list goes on, Razor, the list goes on and on and on of companies that we've worked with. +[2667.02 --> 2667.30] FreshBooks. +[2667.30 --> 2670.90] Money has exchanged hands and we cover their products. +[2671.00 --> 2673.30] Even companies that are good at managing the exchange of money. +[2673.60 --> 2673.84] Yes. +[2673.94 --> 2674.46] Like FreshBooks. +[2674.64 --> 2674.86] Yes. +[2675.34 --> 2683.22] So FreshBooks is the super simple to use invoicing tool that actually does a lot more than just help you create and send slick looking invoices. +[2683.22 --> 2689.78] It helps you track your time with their timesheet function, manage your expenses, and keep track of who owes you what. +[2690.04 --> 2696.12] It allows you to take payment on your terms, including the ability to take deposits, like let's say if you were a painter, for example. +[2696.66 --> 2703.32] And it also has a feature that tells you when your client has seen your invoice for the first time, putting an end to the guessing games. +[2703.74 --> 2711.40] Their mobile apps available for Android and iOS have all the functionality of the desktop version, so you can take FreshBooks with you wherever you go. +[2711.40 --> 2717.52] And if you have any questions, you can reach out to their support staff on the phone where you will speak to a real person. +[2717.82 --> 2722.48] No phone treat, no escalations, no return calls, just real, honest help. +[2722.84 --> 2724.78] So go to FreshBooks.com slash when. +[2724.86 --> 2733.20] Whether you're a small-time computer repair shop or you run a plumbing business on the side, you teach dance classes, whatever it is you do as a small business owner or freelancer, +[2733.64 --> 2740.14] FreshBooks can help you focus on doing that instead of pulling your hair out dealing with complicated accounting software. +[2740.14 --> 2747.02] Go to FreshBooks.com slash tech tips, excuse me, slash when, and enter when in the how did you hear about us section. +[2747.40 --> 2753.46] There's a 30-day free trial, and I'm just going to do this, which did that for some reason. +[2753.84 --> 2755.94] I don't know what just happened right there. +[2756.34 --> 2760.30] I'm going to put in an HTTP colon slash slash so that the URL works correctly. +[2760.56 --> 2762.26] And then I'm going to move on to Savage Jerky. +[2762.60 --> 2764.22] I am so sad right now. +[2764.22 --> 2764.90] Where's the box? +[2764.94 --> 2765.82] About this sponsor. +[2766.28 --> 2768.30] I know what's in the box, but where's the box? +[2768.30 --> 2768.84] Look at this. +[2768.96 --> 2769.58] Look at this. +[2770.62 --> 2771.56] Here's my notes. +[2772.56 --> 2773.32] Savage Jerky. +[2773.68 --> 2775.04] Where is the box of jerky? +[2775.22 --> 2776.12] Did we eat it all? +[2776.58 --> 2781.30] Savage Jerky is so delicious that if Colton doesn't hide the box. +[2781.30 --> 2781.36] It's been stolen. +[2781.80 --> 2788.64] If Colton doesn't hide the box in between WAN shows, people find it and they eat it all, +[2788.64 --> 2794.56] even though they know they're not supposed to eat it because we're supposed to eat it on the WAN show. +[2794.56 --> 2799.68] So Savage Jerky is made with the best ingredients without nitrates or preservatives. +[2799.88 --> 2800.00] Yeah. +[2800.16 --> 2803.74] The goal was to create a snack that's full of flavor and spice but isn't bad for you. +[2803.74 --> 2806.14] And it normally is when we have the box. +[2806.16 --> 2806.50] I know. +[2806.84 --> 2808.44] 13 different flavors of jerky. +[2808.98 --> 2814.72] My personal favorites are the, what's the, the maple buffalo bacon. +[2814.98 --> 2815.44] Mojo, man. +[2815.46 --> 2816.04] I love the mojo. +[2816.04 --> 2816.96] Oh, I love the mojo. +[2817.02 --> 2818.30] Mojo's like top tier. +[2818.40 --> 2819.58] The cracked pepper and sea salt. +[2819.72 --> 2821.18] My favorite two both have mojo in the name. +[2821.24 --> 2821.84] The original. +[2821.84 --> 2823.72] Standard mojo and mojo habanero. +[2824.72 --> 2829.62] And they've also got super hot stuff made with like Carolina Reapers, ghost peppers, all that kind of stuff. +[2829.68 --> 2832.32] They also make barbecue sauce, hot sauce, and a spice rub. +[2832.88 --> 2836.40] And so their Carolina Reaper hot sauce uses one of the hottest peppers in the world. +[2836.74 --> 2837.44] So go check them out. +[2837.52 --> 2844.30] Use offer code LTT over on Savage Jerky and get 10% off on all of their jerky. +[2844.46 --> 2844.88] Heck yeah. +[2844.88 --> 2847.18] All right. +[2847.38 --> 2849.16] So what else, what else we got here? +[2849.82 --> 2850.46] Oh, man. +[2850.56 --> 2852.64] Is this more bad OnePlus news? +[2853.42 --> 2854.46] You've got to be kidding me. +[2856.64 --> 2857.04] Okay. +[2857.76 --> 2860.36] So posted by Wothar on the forum. +[2861.72 --> 2864.52] OnePlus had, it appears to be a credit card breach. +[2865.84 --> 2866.24] Update. +[2866.58 --> 2867.52] January 19th. +[2867.52 --> 2868.20] Update number two. +[2868.30 --> 2869.00] Thank you for your comments. +[2869.08 --> 2870.84] We're reading each and every one, and we appreciate your feedback. +[2871.12 --> 2875.00] We do want to clarify, only potentially affected users will receive the email. +[2875.96 --> 2884.00] But in a nutshell, OnePlus has emailed nearly 40,000 of their customers to inform them that their credit card data may have been compromised. +[2884.22 --> 2885.32] Here's what I want to know. +[2885.32 --> 2896.00] Like, we've discussed this, because back with Linus Tech Tips, other than subscriptions on the forum, there was no reason for us to ever need people's payment information. +[2896.18 --> 2896.82] And one of the reasons... +[2896.82 --> 2897.10] Whoa, hold on. +[2897.16 --> 2898.02] Even then we didn't hold it. +[2898.02 --> 2908.02] One of the reasons that we opted for PayPal was that it allowed us to take payments in a recurring fashion without holding the customer's payment information ourselves. +[2908.86 --> 2911.94] Because we don't want that responsibility, and why would we need it? +[2912.02 --> 2913.06] We got owned once. +[2913.26 --> 2913.52] Did we? +[2913.74 --> 2915.12] Like, remember, a long time ago. +[2915.12 --> 2915.72] Oh, that thing. +[2915.80 --> 2916.00] Yeah. +[2916.44 --> 2917.20] And, like, that was... +[2917.20 --> 2917.32] Okay. +[2917.62 --> 2919.12] And there was no payment information. +[2919.54 --> 2924.44] And there was no full-time developers on the site and stuff, which is part of the reason why we got owned. +[2924.62 --> 2925.68] But there was no payment information. +[2925.76 --> 2926.32] They didn't get anything. +[2926.64 --> 2926.92] Yes. +[2927.02 --> 2927.48] They got nothing. +[2927.70 --> 2930.48] So, I'm looking at this going... +[2930.48 --> 2932.32] Like, okay, so, right, we've discussed it with Floatplane. +[2932.48 --> 2933.56] We found other solutions. +[2934.70 --> 2938.48] But still on Floatplane, we will hold no... +[2939.16 --> 2939.72] I don't want it. +[2939.72 --> 2940.44] Payment information. +[2940.46 --> 2941.18] I don't want any of it. +[2941.20 --> 2941.98] I don't want that liability. +[2942.20 --> 2942.56] Screw that. +[2942.64 --> 2943.36] That's horrible. +[2943.36 --> 2943.76] That's horrible. +[2943.76 --> 2945.70] That's horrible because then we might have to send out this email. +[2946.16 --> 2946.78] Then, then... +[2946.78 --> 2947.52] I don't want to send out that email. +[2947.56 --> 2953.68] Then the Level 1 text podcast might be talking about Floatplane Media and their breach of 100,000 customer... +[2953.68 --> 2955.22] I want them to talk about Floatplane Media. +[2955.28 --> 2957.08] Yeah, but not our customer credit card breach. +[2957.08 --> 2957.50] Yeah, no. +[2957.56 --> 2957.76] No. +[2957.88 --> 2958.18] No, no, no. +[2958.18 --> 2958.90] We don't want that stuff. +[2958.92 --> 2959.24] Other things. +[2959.40 --> 2959.90] That's terrible. +[2959.90 --> 2962.10] Why do they want this? +[2962.18 --> 2963.24] Why are they keeping it? +[2964.06 --> 2968.48] Because who buys from OnePlus in a recurring fashion? +[2969.02 --> 2973.98] Like, are we talking the world's most forgetful people who lose their dash charger all the time? +[2974.32 --> 2975.90] And they just have like a... +[2975.90 --> 2977.36] Oh, wow. +[2977.42 --> 2977.96] A dash button. +[2977.96 --> 2984.10] And they just have like a OnePlus equivalent of a dash button to get a new dash charger. +[2984.26 --> 2986.20] Like, why would they want this? +[2987.10 --> 2987.86] Are those still a thing? +[2987.90 --> 2988.78] I haven't heard about dash buttons. +[2988.78 --> 2989.06] Yeah, yeah. +[2989.12 --> 2989.36] They're a thing. +[2989.44 --> 2990.74] I don't know if they work in Canada, though. +[2990.98 --> 2991.30] Oh. +[2991.30 --> 2996.90] So one of their servers was infected with a malicious script affecting the payment page +[2996.90 --> 2999.34] code, collecting credit card info while it was being entered. +[2999.42 --> 2999.82] Oh, okay. +[3000.12 --> 3002.88] So that whole rant was over nothing because it was while it was being entered. +[3003.18 --> 3007.40] It operated intermittently, capturing and sending data directly from the user's browser, +[3007.40 --> 3008.74] and it has since been eliminated. +[3009.30 --> 3012.24] So anyone who entered their credit card on OnePlus.net... +[3012.24 --> 3012.88] Wow, that whole rant. +[3012.92 --> 3013.76] I wish we could cut it out. +[3014.48 --> 3018.98] Between mid-November 2017 and January 11th, 2018 could be affected. +[3018.98 --> 3023.46] Credit card info, including card numbers, expiry dates, and security codes entered. +[3023.78 --> 3026.28] Like, what is the point of that security code anymore? +[3026.88 --> 3030.04] When pretty much everyone online makes you enter it. +[3030.32 --> 3034.92] The thing about it is, like, you know that from having worked at a retailer, we don't need +[3034.92 --> 3035.44] it to process. +[3036.28 --> 3039.18] It costs more to process without it. +[3039.80 --> 3040.18] Oh. +[3042.06 --> 3042.58] Yeah. +[3043.00 --> 3043.82] Yeah, baby. +[3044.88 --> 3045.66] Interesting, huh? +[3046.04 --> 3047.94] So that's why every single person takes it. +[3047.94 --> 3052.18] So that's why everyone takes it, even though the whole point of that is supposed to be +[3052.18 --> 3057.58] that it's, like, a second factor, proving that you have physical access to the card. +[3059.84 --> 3062.88] Anyone who paid via a saved credit card should not be affected. +[3063.04 --> 3065.76] Okay, so that's what you get for saving your credit card on websites. +[3065.88 --> 3066.44] Don't do that. +[3066.84 --> 3070.52] And users who paid via the credit card via PayPal method, those won't be affected +[3070.52 --> 3073.24] because their credit card is abstracted through PayPal. +[3073.24 --> 3074.48] No, no, no. +[3074.48 --> 3077.80] They're saying users who paid via a saved credit card should not be affected. +[3077.80 --> 3078.42] Should not be affected. +[3078.52 --> 3078.94] Oh, wait. +[3079.02 --> 3080.52] Oh, right, because it's only when you enter. +[3080.52 --> 3080.96] They're not entering. +[3080.96 --> 3081.10] Sorry. +[3081.22 --> 3081.84] Okay, okay. +[3082.32 --> 3083.00] Why do we even... +[3083.00 --> 3083.46] Well, you know what? +[3083.48 --> 3084.48] Why do we even do news? +[3084.54 --> 3085.46] We should just banter. +[3085.60 --> 3086.02] Forget it. +[3086.50 --> 3086.70] Yeah. +[3086.70 --> 3090.50] So they're working with payment providers to implement a more secure credit card payment method, +[3090.50 --> 3093.08] and they're offering one year of credit monitoring for those affected. +[3093.18 --> 3094.30] That's nice, because that's not cheap. +[3095.22 --> 3098.56] Like, I have had to deal with credit card theft before. +[3099.24 --> 3099.72] Me too. +[3099.86 --> 3100.54] Very recently. +[3100.64 --> 3100.82] Yeah. +[3100.94 --> 3101.38] Sucked. +[3101.78 --> 3102.30] A lot. +[3102.56 --> 3103.60] It's, like, a big bummer. +[3103.86 --> 3106.30] And then all the accounts that you have auto-subscribing are like, +[3106.36 --> 3109.56] Everything is cancelled. +[3109.56 --> 3112.96] This was posted by AG1233 on the forum. +[3113.08 --> 3115.32] Nintendo announces cardboard... +[3115.32 --> 3115.74] Yes! +[3116.22 --> 3116.94] Switch controllers. +[3117.42 --> 3117.90] Wait, what? +[3118.10 --> 3118.30] No. +[3118.94 --> 3119.84] Labo for Switch. +[3120.16 --> 3121.10] It's not Switch controllers. +[3121.20 --> 3121.70] Build it yourself. +[3121.82 --> 3125.32] Cardboard kits compatible with Nintendo Switch. +[3126.34 --> 3126.82] So... +[3126.82 --> 3127.06] Okay. +[3127.56 --> 3128.04] Sorta. +[3129.18 --> 3130.28] Not a great title. +[3131.70 --> 3134.42] A lot of people, in my opinion, have been misrepresenting this. +[3134.66 --> 3135.46] You get a game. +[3136.28 --> 3137.68] You get software on the Switch. +[3137.68 --> 3142.24] And then you get a cardboard kit to build something that goes along with that game. +[3142.56 --> 3146.66] So that you have interesting types of physical interaction with the game. +[3147.12 --> 3147.92] You get a game. +[3148.10 --> 3148.38] Okay. +[3148.56 --> 3149.06] Everyone's like, +[3149.14 --> 3150.72] Oh, they're just selling cardboard. +[3151.02 --> 3151.34] No. +[3151.74 --> 3152.84] Okay, so here's an example. +[3153.10 --> 3156.12] You could make a functioning 13-key piano cradle... +[3156.12 --> 3156.34] Yeah. +[3156.54 --> 3157.40] For the Switch... +[3157.40 --> 3162.42] You make a functioning 13-key piano that cradles the Switch console and the right Joy-Con controller. +[3163.00 --> 3166.46] The IR motion camera in the Joy-Con detects which keys are pressed +[3166.46 --> 3168.70] and plays each note through the console speakers. +[3169.58 --> 3170.78] And there's other stuff. +[3170.84 --> 3172.50] You can take control of your very own motorbike +[3172.50 --> 3174.74] by constructing a functioning set of handlebars +[3174.74 --> 3176.84] with a Joy-Con inserted in each side +[3176.84 --> 3178.24] and the Switch console in the middle. +[3178.72 --> 3180.36] So, just to add a caveat here, too. +[3180.52 --> 3181.70] You might not be into it. +[3181.82 --> 3183.68] And that might be super fair. +[3184.26 --> 3185.48] But so many people are just like, +[3185.56 --> 3186.60] Oh, they're just selling cardboard. +[3186.76 --> 3187.88] No, there's games that go with it. +[3187.88 --> 3188.42] I misunderstood. +[3188.42 --> 3192.54] I thought it was a controller in the sense that there was cardboard and stuff. +[3192.54 --> 3195.70] But you just use your Joy-Con and the Switch as the stuff. +[3195.94 --> 3196.32] Got it. +[3196.60 --> 3196.78] Yeah. +[3196.90 --> 3197.24] Okay. +[3197.54 --> 3198.44] Sure, why not? +[3198.52 --> 3200.06] I mean, I'll confess. +[3200.28 --> 3204.32] I went out there and I bought one of those steering wheels for the Wii. +[3204.56 --> 3205.54] You should check out... +[3205.54 --> 3206.26] Terrible. It's the worst experience. +[3206.34 --> 3207.04] You should check out the... +[3207.04 --> 3207.20] Yeah. +[3207.98 --> 3209.92] You should check out the robot one. +[3210.46 --> 3211.24] The robot suit. +[3212.22 --> 3214.52] There's a video for this that's really good, actually. +[3215.54 --> 3216.96] Robot kit, Nintendo. +[3217.18 --> 3217.32] Sure. +[3217.44 --> 3218.56] Let's pull that up. +[3219.20 --> 3220.62] I'm sure we're going to end up with a strike. +[3220.62 --> 3221.54] You should just... +[3221.54 --> 3221.88] Oh. +[3222.20 --> 3222.54] Oh. +[3222.98 --> 3223.94] Do you not want to watch it? +[3224.00 --> 3224.40] No, no. +[3224.46 --> 3224.88] It's fine. +[3224.96 --> 3226.24] Let's just do it. +[3226.78 --> 3228.72] You could just YouTube Nintendo Labo. +[3229.64 --> 3230.16] There it is. +[3230.24 --> 3231.02] Nintendo Labo. +[3231.22 --> 3231.54] Okay. +[3232.20 --> 3233.60] Let's pull this baby up. +[3235.18 --> 3237.54] Let's at least mute it for our best chance here. +[3237.66 --> 3237.84] Yeah. +[3238.26 --> 3240.18] So this beginning bit is them just printing... +[3240.18 --> 3241.16] It's a little bit further in. +[3241.18 --> 3242.44] So there's a fishing reel there. +[3242.60 --> 3242.86] Yeah. +[3242.86 --> 3243.86] Here's the... +[3243.86 --> 3246.94] Oh, wow. +[3247.42 --> 3247.86] Oh, wow. +[3248.00 --> 3248.42] Oh, wow. +[3248.52 --> 3249.40] Here's the keep... +[3249.40 --> 3250.10] Hashtag flow plane. +[3250.10 --> 3250.64] There you go. +[3250.64 --> 3251.22] There's the piano. +[3251.60 --> 3251.78] Yeah. +[3251.84 --> 3252.68] There's a house thing. +[3252.74 --> 3253.50] I don't know what that does. +[3253.66 --> 3253.84] Yeah. +[3254.20 --> 3254.58] There's... +[3254.58 --> 3256.38] Oh, it just like vibrates and runs around. +[3256.58 --> 3256.86] Okay. +[3256.86 --> 3257.64] It's like those little toys. +[3257.78 --> 3257.96] Adorable. +[3259.16 --> 3260.42] That's the motorcycle thing. +[3261.50 --> 3262.84] This is a fishing rod. +[3262.96 --> 3264.16] I believe this one's available now. +[3264.64 --> 3265.34] I'm not sure. +[3265.40 --> 3265.76] I'm not sure. +[3266.68 --> 3267.14] So, yeah. +[3267.14 --> 3269.54] You actually have to like reel in and like fight with the fish. +[3269.66 --> 3270.18] I don't know. +[3270.18 --> 3271.76] I don't understand what the house does. +[3271.90 --> 3273.28] I never understood that part. +[3275.28 --> 3275.64] Ugh. +[3276.38 --> 3276.78] Lagging. +[3276.78 --> 3279.12] Where's the robot one though? +[3279.16 --> 3279.62] Because it's crazy. +[3279.70 --> 3280.32] It's before this. +[3280.46 --> 3281.34] It's somewhere around here. +[3282.44 --> 3283.16] Is this it? +[3283.78 --> 3284.46] This is it. +[3284.92 --> 3285.26] Okay. +[3286.12 --> 3286.38] Oh. +[3286.74 --> 3288.12] I think you're slightly past it. +[3288.32 --> 3288.54] Yeah. +[3288.54 --> 3288.64] Okay. +[3288.64 --> 3288.84] Yeah. +[3288.90 --> 3289.60] You're slightly past it. +[3289.68 --> 3289.94] Okay. +[3290.44 --> 3290.88] Uh. +[3291.10 --> 3291.66] You know what? +[3291.80 --> 3292.04] Okay. +[3292.20 --> 3292.54] Forget it. +[3292.54 --> 3293.12] It's cool, right? +[3293.82 --> 3294.40] Here's a guy. +[3294.66 --> 3296.78] There's part of the backpack thing. +[3296.90 --> 3297.14] Yeah. +[3297.14 --> 3299.28] You want to see when she takes the thing off the back. +[3299.66 --> 3299.94] So, yeah. +[3300.08 --> 3300.46] Hold up. +[3301.76 --> 3302.16] Shotgun. +[3302.66 --> 3302.90] Yeah. +[3303.46 --> 3303.76] There. +[3304.14 --> 3304.50] Okay. +[3304.72 --> 3306.06] Oh, but you don't get to see the construction part. +[3306.14 --> 3306.44] Wait, wait. +[3306.52 --> 3307.26] Let it go. +[3307.40 --> 3307.62] Let it go. +[3307.64 --> 3307.66] Let it go. +[3307.68 --> 3307.98] Let it go. +[3307.98 --> 3308.78] We already watched this part. +[3309.42 --> 3311.36] Because she takes off the back and it shows you how it works. +[3311.94 --> 3312.08] Okay. +[3312.08 --> 3312.58] No, no, no, no. +[3312.72 --> 3313.10] Just wait. +[3313.62 --> 3313.90] Just wait. +[3313.94 --> 3314.10] Yeah. +[3314.20 --> 3314.40] Okay. +[3314.46 --> 3314.48] Okay. +[3314.48 --> 3314.74] Okay. +[3316.06 --> 3316.38] Cool. +[3316.80 --> 3322.64] So, he has a Joy-Con on each of his ankles and he has a Joy-Con in each of his hands. +[3322.64 --> 3327.18] And they're connected by strings through that box on the back and those switches go up and down. +[3327.30 --> 3328.86] So, it knows he's moving. +[3329.12 --> 3329.36] Right. +[3329.44 --> 3331.50] And his movement in real life goes into the game. +[3331.88 --> 3332.02] Right. +[3332.02 --> 3333.70] It has four points of... +[3333.70 --> 3335.14] It's actually kind of cool. +[3335.24 --> 3336.02] It's kind of cool. +[3337.24 --> 3337.92] You know... +[3337.92 --> 3339.92] They're all mini-games. +[3340.06 --> 3345.36] Hopefully VR gets better and cheaper enough that we can just do it that way pretty soon. +[3345.56 --> 3345.76] Yeah. +[3345.86 --> 3347.84] But I guess this is a... +[3347.84 --> 3351.64] So, that's one of the criticisms that I think is relatively valid. +[3351.64 --> 3354.12] Is it shows the two kits there at the end. +[3354.32 --> 3354.52] Yeah. +[3354.64 --> 3356.56] They're like $69 and $79. +[3356.94 --> 3357.12] Yeah. +[3357.68 --> 3358.98] So, $70 and $80. +[3359.44 --> 3359.60] Yeah. +[3359.78 --> 3365.08] And I believe the games that are going to come with it are going to be pretty mini-game-y. +[3365.20 --> 3365.52] Right. +[3366.64 --> 3369.54] Whereas they could have done a lot more with it. +[3369.68 --> 3371.96] But then we also don't know what the games are like. +[3372.02 --> 3372.20] Sure. +[3372.52 --> 3373.86] So, there could be more to it. +[3373.98 --> 3380.10] I suspect the piano one is just going to be a piano that you can pee into. +[3380.10 --> 3383.04] I don't think there's going to be a lot of mini-games with it and stuff. +[3383.18 --> 3383.88] But we'll see. +[3384.14 --> 3385.10] So, last topic. +[3385.34 --> 3391.62] We had a lot of people really upset with us about one of the videos we posted at CES. +[3391.62 --> 3396.60] Where he said there was an undisclosed number of cores in a laptop. +[3397.02 --> 3397.98] Why did we get flack for that? +[3398.30 --> 3401.10] We got flack for that because people were like... +[3401.10 --> 3401.54] Well, here. +[3401.64 --> 3403.74] There was a comment that I... +[3403.74 --> 3404.92] Where did I see it? +[3405.38 --> 3406.86] I like just saw it again. +[3406.88 --> 3407.40] Someone in the chat. +[3407.46 --> 3408.42] Maybe on the forum or something. +[3408.42 --> 3409.78] You're paying $70 for cardboard? +[3410.06 --> 3412.00] Oh, my God. +[3412.06 --> 3413.20] I'm going to have an aneurysm. +[3413.20 --> 3414.16] The software is different. +[3416.78 --> 3418.14] Anyway, someone was really upset. +[3418.26 --> 3423.28] They're like, if it's too embargoed to say how many, then you just shouldn't post it. +[3423.38 --> 3423.72] And I'm like... +[3423.72 --> 3424.04] What? +[3424.18 --> 3424.32] What? +[3424.36 --> 3426.82] Do you not get excited about cool unreleased tech? +[3427.10 --> 3427.48] That's weird. +[3427.48 --> 3435.44] Anyway, in unrelated news, there's a rumor on chiphell.com that Intel will be bringing +[3435.44 --> 3437.66] six core processors to mobile. +[3438.14 --> 3440.16] Six core, 12-thread processors. +[3440.34 --> 3445.50] Word on the street is that we're going to see an i5-8300H all the way to 8850H. +[3445.58 --> 3449.14] And that would be a 2.6 base, 4.3 boost. +[3449.88 --> 3450.40] Oh, wait. +[3450.46 --> 3450.58] Sorry. +[3450.66 --> 3451.06] This is... +[3451.06 --> 3452.22] Wow. +[3452.28 --> 3453.24] This is really unclear. +[3453.86 --> 3456.54] Apparently, there may also be an i9HK. +[3456.96 --> 3457.46] What? +[3458.14 --> 3460.32] That does up to 4.8 boost? +[3460.54 --> 3461.64] Six core, 12-thread? +[3461.78 --> 3462.16] Sick! +[3463.54 --> 3464.02] Wow. +[3464.26 --> 3465.14] That sounds awesome. +[3466.60 --> 3467.28] All right. +[3468.22 --> 3468.68] Cool. +[3469.12 --> 3470.72] So, this is Coffee Lake H. +[3475.12 --> 3475.56] And... +[3475.56 --> 3477.26] That was it. +[3478.54 --> 3480.86] Not that I saw anything. +[3483.60 --> 3485.44] In unrelated news. +[3486.20 --> 3487.42] Did we talk about the Apple thing? +[3487.72 --> 3488.26] I don't think so. +[3489.16 --> 3489.68] Which one? +[3490.06 --> 3490.62] At the very top. +[3490.98 --> 3491.50] I don't remember. +[3491.78 --> 3492.92] And the Samsung thing. +[3492.92 --> 3493.92] Yeah, that's kind of boring. +[3495.06 --> 3498.08] Faster memory and Apple's bringing some money back over to the States. +[3498.18 --> 3500.14] Because the States was like, new laws on taxes. +[3500.32 --> 3500.98] And they were like, okay. +[3500.98 --> 3503.16] Leo Laporte's company is suing Twitter. +[3503.52 --> 3503.76] Oh. +[3503.96 --> 3507.10] Because apparently they reached an agreement back in 2009. +[3509.16 --> 3515.08] Because Leo Laporte was concerned that Twitter was going to start serving audiovisual content. +[3515.08 --> 3520.28] And that their trademarks were too similar. +[3520.28 --> 3522.44] And that Twit was audiovisual. +[3522.44 --> 3527.84] So, he was like, well, you know, we can coexist as long as you guys don't serve audiovisual content. +[3527.96 --> 3529.68] But then now Twitter serves video. +[3530.06 --> 3531.28] So, he's suing Twitter. +[3533.44 --> 3534.64] So, that's interesting. +[3535.06 --> 3537.88] I really do wonder where that lawsuit goes. +[3538.28 --> 3540.18] Isn't it an acronym for This Week in Tech? +[3540.70 --> 3541.74] Yeah, it is. +[3541.74 --> 3541.76] Not a word. +[3541.76 --> 3544.34] But it doesn't matter. +[3544.46 --> 3547.36] Because the trademark Twit is theirs. +[3548.16 --> 3549.70] So, yeah. +[3549.82 --> 3554.10] I mean, I don't personally think that most people even know what Twit is. +[3555.30 --> 3555.90] But, um. +[3556.44 --> 3559.90] I mean, if you're on, I believe, Air Canada Flights. +[3560.02 --> 3562.26] And you go to the podcast section. +[3562.46 --> 3562.98] Wow. +[3563.10 --> 3566.98] I believe there is a Leo Laporte thing about something. +[3567.14 --> 3568.42] The savagery is real. +[3568.98 --> 3569.22] Yeah. +[3569.22 --> 3572.26] And on that note, thank you for watching. +[3572.34 --> 3573.78] We will see you guys again next week. +[3574.30 --> 3576.98] Same bat time, same bat channel. +[3577.04 --> 3578.12] He does have a fair point, though. +[3578.14 --> 3579.38] Like, they did agree not to do it. +[3579.84 --> 3580.72] And they are doing it. +[3581.06 --> 3582.56] So, I don't know where this is going. +[3582.58 --> 3584.72] Especially if there's an agreement between them. +[3584.80 --> 3585.88] Yeah, I don't know where this is going, man. +[3585.90 --> 3587.42] He probably has a lot of clout. +[3587.58 --> 3591.18] But then Twitter might just have enough money to just be like, no, go away. +[3591.40 --> 3591.98] Or maybe they don't. +[3592.20 --> 3592.58] I don't know. +[3593.54 --> 3593.90] Depends. +[3594.00 --> 3594.76] I don't think they make money. +[3594.80 --> 3595.62] Yeah, they don't make money. +[3595.62 --> 3598.52] So, it depends if someone will give them money to gift it anyway. +[3598.74 --> 3598.94] Yeah. +[3599.46 --> 3599.86] Bye. +[3600.06 --> 3600.62] But it's, yeah. +[3600.72 --> 3603.50] I think because he has an agreement, he's going to get something. +[3605.34 --> 3607.90] I think it's kind of ludicrous that that's a thing at all. +[3608.08 --> 3609.40] But he has an agreement. +[3609.76 --> 3610.98] So, cool. +[3611.70 --> 3614.34] Apparently, I always look like I'm having a really bad time doing this. +[3614.38 --> 3615.34] I like the WAN show. +[3615.54 --> 3616.42] I don't think you do. +[3617.26 --> 3617.76] I think I don't. +[3617.76 --> 3621.08] I'm enjoying my WAN show. +[3621.40 --> 3621.54] Yeah. +[3621.76 --> 3622.88] I want us to talk about Meltdown. +[3622.98 --> 3624.30] You guys talked about it the other week, right? +[3625.50 --> 3627.34] Oh, like AMD getting sued? +[3627.56 --> 3628.12] Yeah, I mean. +[3628.42 --> 3629.74] Yeah, it was one of our topics. +[3630.28 --> 3633.20] It's related to that thing that I brought up the last time. +[3633.44 --> 3633.68] Yeah. +[3634.12 --> 3634.86] But now AMD. +[3635.40 --> 3636.40] No, like actually. +[3636.64 --> 3636.84] Oh. +[3637.46 --> 3637.96] Oh, okay. +[3638.16 --> 3638.38] Yeah. +[3638.66 --> 3638.86] Oh. +[3638.86 --> 3640.26] Well, maybe next week. +[3640.84 --> 3641.22] Bye. diff --git a/tech news, right - The WAN Show Oct 26, 2018_transcript.txt b/tech news, right - The WAN Show Oct 26, 2018_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..36bf1b1f9b17dad88d59630f7f6e459c9c9364d7 --- /dev/null +++ b/tech news, right - The WAN Show Oct 26, 2018_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1242 @@ +[0.76 --> 2.74] You know we have a... are we live? +[2.88 --> 3.38] Yeah, we're live. +[3.40 --> 3.64] Hey. +[3.78 --> 4.14] Heck yeah. +[4.32 --> 4.58] Yeah. +[4.80 --> 5.86] Do I know we have a what? +[6.12 --> 7.08] We'll figure it out later. +[7.22 --> 7.36] Oh. +[11.18 --> 12.74] Is this good news or bad news? +[12.88 --> 13.38] Like, what do I... +[13.38 --> 13.90] It's good news. +[13.92 --> 14.58] What do I have to look forward to here? +[14.58 --> 15.42] It's super exciting. +[15.68 --> 17.20] We'll get to that later on in the show. +[17.56 --> 18.36] It's in the show? +[18.46 --> 19.14] It is in the show. +[19.22 --> 20.02] But you're not gonna... +[20.02 --> 20.36] Nope. +[20.40 --> 21.04] What the... +[21.04 --> 22.54] We've got awesome topics this week. +[22.54 --> 23.54] What is wrong with you? +[23.54 --> 29.98] Starting off with Google forces European Android OEMs to pay a licensing fee for Google +[29.98 --> 30.48] apps. +[30.62 --> 31.64] You're such a jerk. +[32.60 --> 34.08] We've got... +[34.08 --> 34.60] Is this... +[34.60 --> 34.94] What is this? +[34.96 --> 35.68] A leaked... +[35.68 --> 36.22] Oh, yeah. +[36.30 --> 41.72] Samsung revealed their mobile design roadmap, which is focused on burying components under +[41.72 --> 44.48] the screen rather than putting them in notches. +[45.02 --> 46.60] Thank you, Samsung. +[46.90 --> 47.30] Hooray. +[47.40 --> 51.10] For being after my heart here because... +[51.10 --> 51.76] Oh, man. +[51.88 --> 52.46] Thank you. +[52.46 --> 52.98] Fantastic. +[53.44 --> 59.00] Discord TOS update revokes users' right to sue as a group, as a class action group. +[59.00 --> 64.70] And AMD has responded to Intel's ninth-gen benchmarks. +[65.10 --> 70.88] They are super thrilled with the original numbers that were posted by Principled Technologies. +[71.52 --> 79.98] They love when their processors look like two-thirds as fast as someone else's, when that +[79.98 --> 81.06] is not, in fact, the case. +[81.28 --> 83.54] So it's a super warm and fuzzy press release. +[83.68 --> 85.04] We'll talk a little bit more about that later. +[85.04 --> 86.82] For now, let's roll that intro. +[87.38 --> 87.58] Sweet. +[88.70 --> 89.10] Oh. +[89.70 --> 90.10] Uh. +[90.76 --> 91.40] Oh, crap. +[91.56 --> 92.20] What just happened? +[92.56 --> 92.80] Oh. +[92.96 --> 93.42] Oh, no. +[93.68 --> 94.32] What is... +[94.32 --> 94.60] What? +[94.70 --> 95.52] Why is that there? +[95.96 --> 96.36] Uh. +[96.48 --> 96.78] What? +[97.24 --> 98.72] No, this is for one of our sponsors. +[98.94 --> 100.20] I don't understand why it's there. +[100.52 --> 101.44] Is the intro in there? +[101.60 --> 101.96] Oh. +[102.12 --> 102.66] Oh, wow. +[102.82 --> 103.56] That's not... +[103.56 --> 103.68] Yeah. +[103.68 --> 104.82] What did you do, Jake? +[105.24 --> 105.60] Uh. +[105.82 --> 106.54] I blame... +[106.54 --> 106.74] I blame... +[106.74 --> 107.40] Click on that again? +[107.54 --> 108.20] I blame John. +[108.26 --> 109.52] No, I don't want to click it again. +[110.52 --> 111.80] Let's just... +[111.80 --> 112.14] Yeah. +[113.00 --> 113.90] When show time. +[114.08 --> 114.36] Sweet. +[116.24 --> 116.64] Okay. +[117.00 --> 117.42] Wait, wait. +[117.72 --> 118.00] Uh. +[119.02 --> 120.14] Okay, this... +[120.14 --> 120.50] Look. +[121.06 --> 122.10] One day... +[122.10 --> 123.50] One day... +[123.50 --> 124.74] I'm going to hire a producer. +[125.92 --> 127.28] But just for one day. +[127.48 --> 128.34] And then I'm going to be like, +[128.78 --> 129.62] Ah, you know what? +[129.68 --> 130.40] The show was better. +[130.58 --> 132.30] The show was better when it sucked. +[132.42 --> 133.44] We liked the problems. +[134.42 --> 135.90] I'm going to do the verbal call-outs. +[135.98 --> 138.50] Thank you, Smart Deploy, Squarespace, and Savage Jerky. +[138.50 --> 140.86] Yeah, for sponsoring today's hot mess. +[141.04 --> 141.26] Yeah. +[141.42 --> 141.82] Um. +[141.90 --> 142.34] All right. +[142.74 --> 145.50] So, why don't we jump right into... +[146.70 --> 147.28] Um. +[147.50 --> 148.32] Oh, we're going... +[148.32 --> 148.58] Okay. +[148.72 --> 149.20] Yeah, no. +[149.50 --> 149.90] Sweet. +[150.18 --> 150.72] You know what? +[151.20 --> 151.48] Oh, wow. +[151.48 --> 153.24] James picks what he thinks are the main topics. +[153.36 --> 155.12] But I don't always agree anyway. +[155.12 --> 155.96] Those are sponsors. +[156.74 --> 157.40] We're not on YouTube? +[158.18 --> 158.30] No. +[158.46 --> 159.30] What do you mean we're not on YouTube? +[159.50 --> 160.98] What did you even do, Jake? +[161.40 --> 163.70] It says live right here. +[164.18 --> 164.86] I don't... +[164.86 --> 165.12] Oh. +[165.52 --> 166.50] I don't understand. +[166.64 --> 167.20] Is it unlisted? +[167.36 --> 168.36] Is it unlisted? +[168.50 --> 169.38] That's possible. +[169.80 --> 170.12] Uh. +[170.20 --> 170.66] But, uh. +[170.76 --> 170.90] Uh. +[170.90 --> 172.68] Yes, it is unlisted. +[172.90 --> 173.20] Okay. +[173.40 --> 174.86] We were unlisted. +[175.02 --> 175.26] Nice. +[175.52 --> 176.08] Unlisted on YouTube. +[176.52 --> 176.96] Uh. +[177.60 --> 178.06] Well. +[178.24 --> 180.66] Did 109 people make it here unlisted? +[180.80 --> 181.14] That's good. +[181.24 --> 181.64] Really? +[182.92 --> 183.40] Wow. +[183.54 --> 184.66] How did that... +[184.66 --> 186.10] That is impressive. +[186.16 --> 188.02] Did you leave your tab open for a week? +[188.14 --> 188.36] Here. +[188.46 --> 190.98] This is something I've always kind of wondered about. +[191.24 --> 191.44] Yeah. +[191.44 --> 191.98] Well, good one. +[191.98 --> 192.08] Thank you. +[192.08 --> 199.88] So, you know how the only thing keeping an unlisted video or an unlisted Imgur post or whatever +[199.88 --> 206.96] it is, an unlisted thing private, the only thing keeping it private is that sort of pseudo-random +[206.96 --> 210.32] string of characters after the domain. +[210.32 --> 212.44] Well, and I think uncrawlers don't pick it up. +[213.36 --> 213.78] Um. +[214.00 --> 214.36] Okay. +[214.66 --> 215.04] Fine. +[215.98 --> 227.36] But when you upload something unlisted, if anyone were to just, like, typo, if they were to typo in something that happened to exactly perfectly match what you uploaded, +[227.36 --> 230.14] they would be able to access it immediately. +[230.44 --> 230.62] Yeah. +[230.90 --> 231.96] And, you know, you look at... +[231.96 --> 232.52] Likeliness is very low. +[232.60 --> 233.68] You look at something... +[233.68 --> 234.36] Well, okay. +[234.80 --> 234.92] Here. +[235.48 --> 236.22] Hold on a second. +[236.38 --> 236.72] Try it. +[237.12 --> 238.20] Because here's what... +[238.20 --> 238.70] You know what? +[239.42 --> 239.78] Okay. +[240.38 --> 241.02] I will. +[241.34 --> 242.44] That just seems fun. +[242.54 --> 243.42] I'm not even really challenged. +[243.62 --> 244.02] I'm just interested. +[244.22 --> 245.06] No, we're gonna... +[245.06 --> 245.54] We're gonna... +[245.54 --> 246.08] You know what? +[246.48 --> 246.72] F it. +[246.76 --> 247.36] We're gonna do it live. +[247.84 --> 248.12] Um. +[250.86 --> 252.10] I just want to see... +[252.10 --> 255.24] If you get anything, I suspect you'll get a public video. +[255.66 --> 256.20] You think so? +[256.40 --> 256.70] Okay. +[256.70 --> 257.26] All right. +[257.26 --> 261.92] I don't know, though, if the addresses for public and unlisted videos are different. +[262.10 --> 263.74] Maybe unlisted videos have longer ones? +[263.80 --> 267.36] I think this is gonna be YouTube chat plays try to find the unlisted video. +[267.96 --> 269.02] Oh, sweet. +[269.62 --> 270.58] Here's what we're gonna do. +[270.62 --> 275.04] First, I need to double check YouTube's stupid link shortener here. +[275.10 --> 275.58] Yeah, there we go. +[275.60 --> 275.90] There we go. +[276.32 --> 279.44] So I'm just gonna grab this, and I wanna know how many characters it is. +[279.50 --> 283.30] So 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. +[283.46 --> 285.06] So it's only 11 characters. +[285.06 --> 290.06] And when you think about the sheer number of videos that get uploaded to YouTube... +[290.06 --> 293.30] No numbers, right? +[293.34 --> 293.88] Is it no numbers? +[293.94 --> 294.64] There is numbers. +[294.72 --> 295.26] There's numbers. +[295.40 --> 295.82] There's numbers. +[295.98 --> 296.06] I still... +[296.06 --> 297.72] Lowercase, capital, and numbers. +[297.92 --> 299.10] I like them odds. +[299.30 --> 300.02] I like them odds. +[300.14 --> 300.38] All right. +[300.38 --> 302.02] So here, hold on. +[302.06 --> 304.08] I don't even know if my screen sharing is... +[304.08 --> 304.64] Oh, boy. +[305.00 --> 305.74] Oh, boy. +[305.86 --> 308.02] We are having a good day today. +[309.44 --> 309.80] Yes. +[310.58 --> 310.98] Properties. +[311.18 --> 313.24] We're gonna deactivate that there thing. +[313.38 --> 315.50] Someone clapped twice, and then your screen sharing went away. +[315.50 --> 315.70] There we go. +[315.84 --> 316.82] Beautiful, beautiful. +[317.76 --> 318.36] All right. +[318.74 --> 321.34] So guys, hit me up here. +[321.54 --> 324.84] I need to know what we should start typing. +[324.92 --> 325.44] You go first. +[325.44 --> 326.40] Apparently, it also has... +[326.40 --> 326.72] What? +[327.02 --> 327.22] Oh. +[328.16 --> 329.28] Capital S. +[330.10 --> 330.42] Yes. +[331.14 --> 331.52] All right. +[331.96 --> 332.60] YouTube chat. +[332.68 --> 333.08] Let's go. +[333.68 --> 333.94] Okay. +[334.02 --> 335.90] YouTube chat is really not on the ball today. +[337.42 --> 338.06] Twitch chat. +[338.12 --> 338.78] You guys are next. +[338.82 --> 339.66] Head over to Twitch chat. +[339.76 --> 339.84] Yeah. +[339.90 --> 340.30] Twitch chat. +[340.30 --> 341.02] You guys are up. +[341.12 --> 341.24] Okay. +[341.28 --> 341.80] We got F. +[341.86 --> 345.10] I don't know if that was to pay respects or if that was just... +[345.10 --> 346.06] Both sides said F. +[346.18 --> 346.32] Okay. +[346.36 --> 347.30] We're not putting in... +[347.30 --> 349.22] We're not just putting in all Fs, you guys. +[349.90 --> 350.12] Oh. +[350.48 --> 352.10] Drive me nuts here. +[353.28 --> 353.98] Lowercase P. +[354.34 --> 354.90] Lowercase P. +[354.98 --> 355.78] I saw a 5. +[356.12 --> 356.36] Sure. +[356.42 --> 356.56] Okay. +[357.08 --> 357.96] Someone wants a ye. +[358.52 --> 359.52] So let's get that in there. +[359.56 --> 359.98] What do we got? +[360.04 --> 360.98] We got 6 so far. +[361.06 --> 362.02] Give me a couple more. +[362.28 --> 363.12] Go YouTube side. +[363.16 --> 363.72] No more Fs. +[363.72 --> 364.52] Oh, that's Twitch still. +[364.54 --> 364.64] Twitch chat. +[364.70 --> 365.32] You guys are done. +[365.40 --> 365.94] Too many Fs. +[365.96 --> 366.50] Too many Fs. +[366.60 --> 366.80] All right. +[366.82 --> 367.38] We got a 2. +[367.46 --> 368.98] We got a 2 over on YouTube from Hunter. +[369.14 --> 369.56] Thank you. +[369.62 --> 372.18] We've got a capital A from whatever. +[372.40 --> 372.88] Twitch chat. +[372.96 --> 373.44] Press F for F. +[373.44 --> 373.86] An E. +[374.02 --> 374.54] A 6. +[375.04 --> 375.28] Okay. +[375.34 --> 375.76] Hold on. +[375.94 --> 376.74] I think that's it. +[376.94 --> 377.70] So let's try it. +[377.90 --> 378.18] Okay. +[380.18 --> 381.02] Video unavailable. +[381.84 --> 382.52] So is that a swing and a miss? +[382.52 --> 384.80] Was that a video at one point in time? +[384.80 --> 385.50] Or was it deleted? +[386.40 --> 387.06] I don't know. +[387.10 --> 388.24] And also, why is this broken? +[388.70 --> 390.06] That's pretty weird. +[391.14 --> 398.58] Reminds me of that time long ago when YouTube went down for nearly an hour. +[399.64 --> 400.72] Did it? +[400.88 --> 401.06] Yeah. +[401.26 --> 401.58] Really? +[401.76 --> 401.94] Yeah. +[401.94 --> 402.54] It was sweet. +[403.36 --> 406.08] We had a rise of signups and we had a rise of viewership. +[406.78 --> 407.86] It was awesome. +[407.86 --> 409.86] I actually did not know that. +[409.86 --> 410.62] Appreciate it, YouTube. +[411.90 --> 412.94] Thank you so much. +[413.04 --> 413.16] Yeah. +[413.16 --> 417.82] I was actually on a call with them this week and like the first thing I said, I was like... +[417.82 --> 418.54] We're missing a digit. +[419.40 --> 420.24] Oh, are we? +[420.50 --> 420.86] Apparently. +[421.16 --> 421.96] Someone... +[421.96 --> 422.32] Hold on. +[422.32 --> 423.12] People are saying that. +[424.32 --> 427.70] One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. +[427.72 --> 427.98] No, no. +[428.04 --> 428.46] We got 10. +[428.54 --> 429.16] No, we got 10. +[429.24 --> 429.70] We just failed. +[429.78 --> 430.18] We just failed. +[430.32 --> 430.84] It wasn't 11? +[430.90 --> 432.58] We could just try like a seven at the end though. +[432.78 --> 433.94] No, that's unavailable too. +[434.62 --> 435.34] I mean... +[435.34 --> 435.70] Okay. +[436.02 --> 443.38] So anyway, my point was if someone accidentally found it, they would be able to access it. +[443.60 --> 446.70] I don't exactly remember where I was going with this. +[447.06 --> 449.60] So it's sort of irrelevant at this point. +[451.18 --> 451.58] But... +[451.58 --> 455.12] Oh no, we were talking about the stream and then it came up of whether or not people would +[455.12 --> 456.04] be able to find it. +[456.14 --> 456.60] Oh yeah. +[456.76 --> 457.82] Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. +[457.82 --> 459.20] It just doesn't change week to week. +[459.28 --> 468.76] So what I was going to say was could there be like a botnet out there that is trying random +[468.76 --> 473.80] strings and then just you could, it could be as simple as screen scraping it to determine +[473.80 --> 479.78] if it's an unlisted video and then like compiling this database of videos that people were never +[479.78 --> 480.72] intended to see. +[483.00 --> 485.94] Could a hundred of them have ended up watching the WAN show before it started? +[486.00 --> 486.10] Okay. +[486.10 --> 490.88] That seems less likely, but I don't actually don't even know how you navigate to a live +[490.88 --> 491.14] stream. +[491.96 --> 492.64] Me neither. +[492.86 --> 493.66] But I think... +[493.66 --> 495.06] I thought you just go to like their channel page. +[495.16 --> 495.38] Anyway. +[495.46 --> 495.64] Yeah. +[495.64 --> 498.18] But when it's unlisted, right. +[498.32 --> 500.04] But then apparently the link doesn't change. +[500.20 --> 503.56] So people had tabs open, which seems to be quite common. +[504.98 --> 505.38] Yes. +[505.42 --> 507.14] My influence is going well. +[507.54 --> 511.04] I still remember when you used to give me crap about having so many tabs open. +[511.52 --> 511.82] Yeah. +[512.30 --> 514.54] Now it's like, can't live without my tabs. +[514.66 --> 514.98] Dude. +[515.12 --> 516.06] Gotta have my tabs. +[516.10 --> 516.68] Work computer. +[517.56 --> 520.20] Like partway through the week, I just was maxed out. +[521.44 --> 524.52] I was trying to figure out like why pages weren't really loading properly and stuff. +[524.56 --> 525.22] And I was like, what the heck? +[525.46 --> 528.08] Open task manager, a hundred percent of physical memory used. +[528.44 --> 531.62] I was like, I only have browser tabs open. +[531.88 --> 532.96] That's the only thing I'm doing. +[532.96 --> 534.76] And because it's Chrome, that's like 17. +[534.76 --> 535.24] Yeah. +[535.24 --> 535.92] It was wild. +[535.92 --> 538.14] It was wild. +[538.76 --> 539.50] All right. +[539.62 --> 546.22] So speaking of Google and their infinite wisdom, this first tech here, this first topic here +[546.22 --> 549.72] was posted by Aluminium Tech on the forum. +[549.88 --> 550.08] Yeah. +[550.08 --> 552.44] And the original article here is from The Verge. +[552.48 --> 554.80] Let's go ahead and pop that up. +[554.86 --> 555.14] Google. +[555.94 --> 562.00] To start charging Android device makers a fee for using its apps in Europe. +[562.00 --> 566.02] And then Android will still be free and open source. +[566.66 --> 567.26] So that's... +[567.26 --> 569.18] So the operating system will be, but not the apps. +[569.32 --> 569.46] That's good. +[570.00 --> 572.34] So they want people to make their own apps? +[572.40 --> 577.44] So basically they're changing the way that they license their suite of Android apps in +[577.44 --> 582.80] Europe, leading the company to charge a licensing fee for the Play Store and other Google apps +[582.80 --> 584.42] for the first time. +[584.44 --> 585.14] Play Store. +[585.24 --> 585.98] For the Play Store. +[586.50 --> 590.08] So in the past, I actually... +[590.08 --> 594.46] You know, this is something that I wish I had kind of looked into before the show, +[594.46 --> 601.82] because I remember going back like six, seven years ago, you could get Android devices that +[601.82 --> 603.06] didn't have the Play Store. +[603.20 --> 604.94] Like it'd be like weird knockoff ones. +[605.06 --> 606.46] Remember that super terrible... +[606.98 --> 607.28] Yeah. +[607.62 --> 607.84] Yeah. +[607.92 --> 609.00] That didn't have the Play Store. +[609.12 --> 609.84] What's that stupid thing called? +[609.90 --> 610.44] Neptune Pine. +[610.56 --> 610.96] Neptune Pine. +[610.96 --> 615.06] I had to like do a bunch of crap to it to like force the Play Store on you. +[615.06 --> 618.72] And then I remember back at NCIX, one of the other product managers brought in this +[618.72 --> 623.00] like, I don't remember, whatever the price point was, it was like unheard of at the +[623.00 --> 626.08] time, like $150 tablet or something stupid like that. +[626.64 --> 628.98] And it didn't have the Play Store. +[629.10 --> 631.74] And I like, I picked it up and I kind of went, wow. +[632.38 --> 635.94] I mean, at that time, I think it was called the, what'd they call it? +[635.98 --> 637.62] Market, Android Market? +[637.92 --> 638.74] Something like that. +[638.74 --> 638.92] Marketplace? +[639.18 --> 639.20] Marketplace? +[639.20 --> 639.34] Yeah. +[639.44 --> 639.72] Anyway. +[639.92 --> 640.26] I don't know. +[640.72 --> 641.90] Anyway, it didn't have it. +[641.96 --> 643.44] And I kind of had this realization. +[643.58 --> 647.16] I was like, wow, without apps, this is really stupid. +[647.52 --> 648.90] It doesn't really do anything. +[648.90 --> 653.50] And you could install it, but I think it might've involved rooting it or something ridiculous +[653.50 --> 653.96] like that. +[653.98 --> 655.24] It's a pretty annoying process. +[655.38 --> 655.56] Anyway. +[655.62 --> 656.46] It's not very user-friendly. +[656.78 --> 657.60] It's a dumb process. +[657.96 --> 660.98] And so that whole thing kind of went away. +[661.20 --> 666.14] And I'm sure Twitch chat or YouTube chat is like flipping out about, you know, me not +[666.14 --> 667.00] knowing exactly. +[667.24 --> 668.82] It was Android Market or something like that. +[668.88 --> 670.60] I think you were pretty, pretty accurate on that one. +[670.64 --> 672.16] Oh, I was, I was on the phone with Google. +[672.28 --> 673.54] Someone, who is this? +[673.86 --> 675.92] The birdie T says, you were on the phone with Google. +[676.02 --> 677.20] Finish a story for once. +[677.20 --> 677.96] Come on. +[678.48 --> 679.44] I was on the phone with Google. +[679.52 --> 682.16] The first thing I said was thank you very much for going down last week. +[682.28 --> 682.98] It was hilarious. +[683.54 --> 686.18] And also, yay, float plane. +[687.56 --> 688.38] Float plane for life. +[688.98 --> 689.38] Okay. +[689.84 --> 689.98] So. +[690.16 --> 691.32] So yeah, it was called Android Market. +[691.60 --> 692.08] Android Market. +[692.20 --> 692.40] Yes. +[693.16 --> 694.44] I said Marketplace didn't. +[694.54 --> 695.28] I shouldn't have hedged my bets. +[695.32 --> 695.88] I think you said both. +[696.10 --> 696.50] That's okay. +[697.44 --> 698.04] All right. +[698.84 --> 703.14] So basically the changes came in response to a July ruling by the European Commission, +[703.14 --> 709.44] which fined the company $5 billion for antitrust violations in order to stop illegally tying +[709.44 --> 711.66] Chrome and search to Android. +[711.80 --> 712.30] Super chats. +[713.00 --> 715.20] You have got to be kidding me. +[717.36 --> 717.78] That. +[718.50 --> 720.10] He's actually doing it. +[720.10 --> 721.02] He's actually doing it. +[721.42 --> 725.10] See, little does he know that he's screwing himself. +[726.04 --> 726.34] Okay. +[726.34 --> 729.06] I don't even, I don't even think I, I don't even think I have it. +[729.10 --> 731.68] I'm going to have to open it up over here in order to show this to you guys. +[731.68 --> 732.74] Cause I don't think I have it set. +[733.12 --> 741.84] So Steve from gamers Nexus clearly wants his credit card deactivated by his, by his, +[742.08 --> 747.24] whatever credit card companies they have in America and however that works down there. +[748.06 --> 750.42] Where, where even is the live stream here? +[750.48 --> 752.62] I hate, I hate this so much. +[753.04 --> 755.28] I hate everything that's going on right now. +[755.28 --> 757.08] I just want, I just want the live down. +[757.16 --> 758.26] I'm going to have to type it in. +[758.54 --> 758.94] You know what? +[758.98 --> 760.46] I'm just going to have to type it in myself. +[760.58 --> 762.56] Live underscore dashboard. +[763.20 --> 765.08] Cause it's not, it's not there. +[765.42 --> 766.42] Oh, it's under live stream. +[766.42 --> 767.00] It's probably live stream. +[767.00 --> 767.42] You know what? +[767.42 --> 772.06] I typed it in myself and I didn't even have to guess at 10 of the characters. +[772.84 --> 778.90] So I don't even care right now, but here, let's go ahead and screen share here. +[778.90 --> 787.70] So last week after the WAN show in my wisdom and generosity, this was all about generosity. +[787.70 --> 788.18] Yeah. +[788.28 --> 789.32] Especially generosity. +[789.58 --> 789.74] Yeah. +[789.88 --> 797.78] I went over to Steve from gamers Nexus's live stream and I was helpfully, you know, well, +[797.84 --> 800.90] really, you know, trying to make sure that he can keep the lights on over there, you know, +[801.18 --> 804.24] because I just, I really respect the content that he makes. +[804.24 --> 809.16] And, you know, I know that the competition with Jay took a real toll on him, you know, +[809.26 --> 810.82] financially, mentally. +[811.06 --> 811.82] Takes a lot of resources. +[811.94 --> 812.92] You got to mine a lot of minerals. +[813.20 --> 814.06] Emotionally, you know? +[814.36 --> 822.48] And so I was trying to help his company by contributing via super chats to his stream. +[823.20 --> 827.20] A total of, I think it was about $32 Canadian dollars. +[827.38 --> 827.48] Yeah. +[827.48 --> 834.66] And so he apparently is determined to give it all back. +[835.90 --> 844.72] So, so far he has contributed two, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. +[845.34 --> 847.84] He has contributed, did he send a 10? +[847.96 --> 848.74] There was one that was two. +[848.80 --> 849.20] There was two. +[849.60 --> 852.40] So either nine, nine or 10 US dollars. +[852.40 --> 857.30] And if you believed everything I just said, then I have a bridge to sell you. +[857.36 --> 859.50] Because actually this was my plan all along. +[859.92 --> 863.68] Because I knew that he said he was going to give it all back. +[864.30 --> 867.48] But my contributions are in Canadian dollars. +[868.16 --> 869.92] And his are in US dollars. +[870.46 --> 876.88] I'm effectively making 30% profit if he gives back all the money he contributed. +[877.80 --> 878.62] That's pretty sweet. +[878.62 --> 883.82] Except the joke's kind of on both of us because I think YouTube takes like 30%, 40% super chats. +[883.90 --> 885.98] So really we're just giving YouTube a bunch of money. +[886.00 --> 886.22] Yeah. +[886.38 --> 886.78] Heck yeah. +[887.48 --> 888.04] Thank you. +[888.08 --> 889.66] Thank you our YouTube overlords. +[889.72 --> 890.66] And of course, thank you Steve. +[893.60 --> 895.18] We love you all. +[895.24 --> 895.78] We love you all. +[895.82 --> 896.48] Especially Steve. +[896.80 --> 898.36] And especially our YouTube overlords. +[900.02 --> 900.96] Jeez, you guys. +[902.60 --> 903.26] You know what? +[903.34 --> 906.02] You know why I bet he hasn't done it in like five minutes here? +[906.20 --> 907.48] I bet his credit card flagged him. +[907.48 --> 908.70] That's, yeah. +[908.86 --> 914.32] Because I, so what happened was I was trying to send him, so I sent him a super chat earlier in the day. +[914.34 --> 915.56] Or I think Nick did it or something. +[915.76 --> 916.98] Just to like mess with him. +[917.04 --> 918.64] I don't remember even what the context was. +[919.08 --> 919.54] Oh right. +[919.60 --> 921.68] It was during his overclocking stream while he was trying to beat us. +[921.70 --> 923.20] Because we wanted to make him call us out. +[923.24 --> 924.10] I'll give you guys the background. +[924.50 --> 926.28] We wanted to make Steve call us out. +[926.32 --> 928.06] Because he acknowledges all his super chats. +[928.10 --> 929.50] Because he's actually a nice streamer. +[929.50 --> 932.42] We miss so many of them because we suck. +[933.74 --> 934.64] And anyway. +[934.64 --> 934.76] Anyway. +[935.18 --> 937.90] So he was like, LOL guys. +[938.18 --> 938.88] You know, whatever. +[938.98 --> 940.64] We made him read something really stupid, I think. +[941.72 --> 943.42] So he gave it back. +[944.08 --> 945.88] And I was like, no, this will not stand. +[946.86 --> 948.40] I want this contribution to go through. +[948.50 --> 952.02] So the idea was I wanted to make it an awful lot of work for him to refund them. +[952.02 --> 956.26] So I was sending them a dollar at a time. +[956.44 --> 961.04] Now the problem is that sending a series of small transactions. +[962.18 --> 963.08] Really fast. +[963.26 --> 972.36] And then a large one is a great way for your credit card company to think that you are a user who has stolen that credit card number. +[972.36 --> 974.54] And is kind of checking to make sure it works. +[974.62 --> 974.98] Yeah. +[975.36 --> 976.70] Before they make a big purchase. +[977.02 --> 980.38] And so what happened was I was sending all these $1 super chats. +[980.72 --> 986.94] And then I got, he held up like an LTT t-shirt on stream. +[987.12 --> 989.00] And I wanted to be like, yo, nice shirt. +[989.16 --> 990.12] And go like all out. +[990.16 --> 993.38] So I sent him like a $50 or $100 super chat or something like that. +[993.72 --> 996.56] And then immediately it was like, your card was declined. +[996.70 --> 998.14] I was like, oh, crap. +[998.14 --> 1000.86] So it took me like 10 minutes of like sitting here on the phone. +[1000.92 --> 1004.78] Like I really dedicated time to trolling Steve because heart that guy. +[1005.70 --> 1006.58] Oh, wow. +[1006.64 --> 1007.92] There's a, that's weird. +[1008.00 --> 1008.80] They're not loading here. +[1009.50 --> 1011.66] The super chats aren't loading on my laptop, but they're loading up here. +[1011.72 --> 1012.94] He is still sending them. +[1013.92 --> 1016.88] Apparently I was informed that he intends to send 100. +[1017.50 --> 1018.62] He intends to send 100. +[1018.78 --> 1019.50] There's no way. +[1019.58 --> 1020.62] There's no way. +[1020.84 --> 1021.68] Now tech deals. +[1022.10 --> 1024.36] Now tech deals is sending super chats. +[1025.32 --> 1026.10] All right, Jason. +[1027.50 --> 1027.90] Chill. +[1029.10 --> 1031.16] Everybody just, everybody just calm down. +[1031.50 --> 1033.60] I need everybody to relax for a minute here. +[1035.92 --> 1036.66] All right. +[1036.72 --> 1037.06] All right. +[1037.08 --> 1042.70] So let's go ahead and jump back into our topic here because I take, I take user feedback to heart. +[1042.88 --> 1044.60] And we should just finish the story. +[1044.60 --> 1045.12] Finish the story. +[1045.14 --> 1046.98] Finish the story for once. +[1047.48 --> 1054.62] So the European commission fined the company 5 billion for antitrust violations, ordered it to stop illegally tying Chrome and search apps to Android. +[1055.36 --> 1055.84] Okay. +[1056.18 --> 1057.38] Now, hold on. +[1057.38 --> 1057.72] Okay. +[1057.76 --> 1059.10] I will finish the story. +[1059.24 --> 1059.52] I promise. +[1059.96 --> 1066.90] But how is it that Microsoft has somehow slipped under the radar with the- +[1066.90 --> 1067.42] With Edge? +[1067.54 --> 1069.64] And I'm not trying to like engage in whataboutism here. +[1069.64 --> 1070.22] And OneDrive? +[1070.22 --> 1071.80] How is it? +[1071.80 --> 1072.44] And everything else? +[1073.48 --> 1073.92] Seriously. +[1074.24 --> 1078.94] What they do now is so much worse than what they got fined for before. +[1078.94 --> 1086.76] The way that Edge pervasively prompts you to use it without any way to disable the behavior. +[1087.46 --> 1089.64] Like, and there's probably a reg edit somewhere or whatever. +[1089.82 --> 1091.18] I'm sure there's a way to disable it. +[1091.40 --> 1097.62] But without any user-friendly way to disable the message should be illegal. +[1097.62 --> 1097.70] Google. +[1099.34 --> 1103.94] And yet we're concerned about Google. +[1103.94 --> 1104.94] Google. +[1104.94 --> 1105.94] Google. +[1105.94 --> 1106.94] So anyway. +[1106.94 --> 1111.94] Google was bundling its search engine and Chrome apps into the operating system. +[1111.94 --> 1117.28] They also blocked phone makers from creating devices that ran forked versions of Android. +[1117.56 --> 1124.64] And it made payments to certain large manufacturers and mobile network operators to exclusively bundle the Google Search app on handsets. +[1124.64 --> 1131.44] So before, Google didn't charge for Android and its apps because of the revenue brought in through Chrome and Search. +[1131.52 --> 1133.48] And for whatever reason, our notes doesn't contain this. +[1133.56 --> 1134.76] But also the Play Store. +[1134.90 --> 1135.04] Yeah. +[1135.22 --> 1136.06] Google takes the cut. +[1136.12 --> 1145.82] That's why Epic Games wants you downloading Fortnite directly through their site and enabling the trust third-party side installs thing. +[1145.82 --> 1148.64] Because they didn't want to give, what is it, like 30% or something stupid like that? +[1148.72 --> 1148.78] It's a lot. +[1148.78 --> 1149.84] Like, it's a significant portion. +[1149.84 --> 1155.56] And when you're like a multi-billion dollar business like Fortnite, you know, 30%. +[1155.56 --> 1157.66] A lot of money. +[1157.76 --> 1158.80] Heck of a lot of money. +[1158.98 --> 1159.10] Yeah. +[1160.78 --> 1162.56] So before they didn't charge for it. +[1162.74 --> 1168.42] But since the pre-installation of Google Search and Chrome together with our other apps helped us fund the development and free distribution of Android, +[1168.54 --> 1173.00] we will introduce a new paid licensing agreement for smartphones and tablets shipped into the European economic area. +[1173.00 --> 1182.62] So now, in Europe, Android is free, but the Play Store and many of Google's other apps, like Gmail, Google Maps, and YouTube, +[1182.98 --> 1185.78] will be bundled together under a paid licensing agreement. +[1186.84 --> 1192.08] Chrome plus Google Search can be added on top of that agreement for free, but it isn't required. +[1192.34 --> 1195.88] So it's not clear yet at this time how much the fees will be. +[1195.88 --> 1204.32] One thing we do know is this won't be driving costs down for Europeans who already pay more than North Americans for the equivalent devices. +[1204.90 --> 1212.92] Isn't that, like, should we do, like, a dedicated video on the utterly craptastic pricing of tech in Europe? +[1213.88 --> 1214.72] That would be really cool. +[1214.90 --> 1219.22] Because how often do you see it where, for some reason, it's... +[1219.22 --> 1226.40] Remember, okay, this is a slightly behind-the-scenes thing, but remember when I wanted to make that video of, like, buying technology, +[1226.52 --> 1228.50] the experience of buying technology in different countries? +[1228.54 --> 1230.18] Yeah, we did one episode in, like, Switzerland. +[1231.26 --> 1232.54] Did we actually do it? +[1232.74 --> 1233.10] Yes. +[1233.66 --> 1234.32] You filmed it. +[1234.34 --> 1235.48] I didn't think we released it. +[1235.60 --> 1235.88] Yeah. +[1236.22 --> 1236.54] Oh. +[1236.78 --> 1237.90] It wasn't very well received. +[1238.04 --> 1238.18] Yeah. +[1238.18 --> 1238.86] It was kind of rushed. +[1239.10 --> 1240.02] But it was a concept. +[1240.08 --> 1240.52] It was quite rushed. +[1240.68 --> 1240.94] But, yeah. +[1241.04 --> 1241.66] Could have done better. +[1241.76 --> 1242.66] It kind of sucked. +[1243.14 --> 1245.92] Like, there was a store that was really cool. +[1246.08 --> 1246.78] I remember that. +[1246.78 --> 1249.00] There was a, like, I think it was called Media Markt. +[1249.68 --> 1252.74] And it was a really cool store because they had lots of keyboards on display and all this kind of stuff. +[1252.92 --> 1254.32] But everything was wicked expensive. +[1255.62 --> 1256.58] Like, it was rough. +[1258.22 --> 1258.74] Brutal. +[1259.00 --> 1262.84] And, like, dealing with different mods on the forum, on the Linus Tech Tips forum, +[1263.04 --> 1268.42] that happened to be in Europe or Australia or New Zealand or, like, other areas kind of like that. +[1268.56 --> 1271.18] It's always just wicked how expensive their stuff is. +[1271.36 --> 1272.74] For a long time, I thought it was VAT. +[1273.48 --> 1277.80] Because I know a lot of prices have VAT bundled into the price, which is actually really cool. +[1278.20 --> 1278.32] Yeah. +[1278.32 --> 1278.82] And North American prices. +[1278.82 --> 1281.40] It's nice to know how much stuff actually costs before you pay for it. +[1281.46 --> 1284.00] It's like, oh, plus tax, plus tip. +[1284.24 --> 1285.12] I'm like, okay. +[1285.56 --> 1286.58] Potentially service fees. +[1286.64 --> 1288.18] How much does lunch cost then? +[1288.46 --> 1288.68] Yeah. +[1288.94 --> 1289.36] Who knows? +[1291.06 --> 1291.92] And, yeah. +[1291.98 --> 1293.64] North America, it's not included in the prices. +[1293.64 --> 1295.58] So, sometimes that can explain the Delta. +[1295.70 --> 1297.54] But very often, it's even higher than that. +[1297.66 --> 1298.10] Makes sense. +[1298.10 --> 1303.76] And the crazy thing is, like, Canadians whine a lot about how much we have to pay for stuff. +[1304.16 --> 1310.34] And there are things up here that are more expensive just because of our – well, not just because. +[1310.40 --> 1313.98] There's Canadian products that are cheaper in America than they are in Canada. +[1313.98 --> 1322.10] Partly because of our large geographical coverage and partly because of our low population density and partly because of a wide variety of other reasons. +[1322.20 --> 1324.28] But there's lots of things that are more expensive in Canada. +[1324.84 --> 1327.68] But tech, by and large, isn't really one of them. +[1327.68 --> 1342.70] Like, back when I was working at NCIX and Newegg was on the verge of its launch in Canada, it was really funny because NCIX at that time had a pretty good reputation for taking care of customers for the most part. +[1342.80 --> 1345.50] But in some cases, it didn't have the greatest policies. +[1345.78 --> 1350.96] It adhered to its policies, but some of them weren't that customer-friendly. +[1350.96 --> 1360.28] Things like restocking fees and, you know, pretty limited RMA windows for certain categories of devices, all that kind of stuff. +[1360.40 --> 1366.38] Like, if I was buying something like a monitor, even when I worked at NCIX with my staff discount, I'd still buy it at Best Buy. +[1366.80 --> 1369.74] Because that way, if I have a dead pixel, I can just return it. +[1369.96 --> 1374.94] Whereas NCIX had their, like, dead pixel policy that you had to buy on top of the price of the monitor. +[1374.94 --> 1388.70] Anywho, so a lot of the disgruntled customers who weren't happy with NCIX were rejoicing that Newegg was finally going to come to Canada and bring its amazing pricing to Canada. +[1389.06 --> 1396.48] And then they launched, and it was like a giant wet fart because NCIX's pricing was never that bad. +[1396.80 --> 1396.90] Yeah. +[1396.90 --> 1407.72] The bad pricing at that time was primarily due to fluctuations in the U.S.-Canadian exchange rate and the inequality of the U.S.-Canadian exchange rate. +[1407.92 --> 1413.80] And for a while there, Canadians were used to price parity, even if there was a difference in dollar value. +[1414.64 --> 1421.90] So we were used to the idea where if our dollar was worth less, it would still cost the same amount of total dollars regardless of difference. +[1421.90 --> 1422.70] Yeah, here we go. +[1422.70 --> 1430.00] So the last time that the CAD and the greenback traded at par was July 22, 2008. +[1430.98 --> 1431.42] Womp womp. +[1431.46 --> 1441.94] So after that, people were getting frustrated because I think it got as bad as, like, 1.4, 1.45 CAD to the U.S. dollar, something stupid like that. +[1442.50 --> 1451.60] And so people were like, oh, it must be because, you know, gouging Canadian retailers or because manufacturers charging more to Canada. +[1451.60 --> 1455.02] But actually, it was just the difference in our currencies. +[1455.02 --> 1455.82] The dollar just sucked. +[1457.32 --> 1459.78] And so, right. +[1460.22 --> 1469.72] So Canadians whine about the pricing up here, but compared to how Europeans get it, I'm really glad to be in Canada because you'll see a new product launch. +[1470.18 --> 1473.44] And it'll be like MSRP, $599 U.S. dollars. +[1473.44 --> 1479.66] And then based on a 1.3 exchange rate, which is what we're looking at right now, that'll be about $800 Canadian. +[1480.74 --> 1487.98] But then you'll see it be like, you know, 599 euros and 599 pounds. +[1488.36 --> 1491.24] I'm kind of looking at it going, now, hold on a minute. +[1491.24 --> 1504.78] Now, it makes sense that Canadians have a higher dollar value price to pay because our dollar is worth only about four of ours to three American dollars or something along those lines, I think. +[1505.12 --> 1509.76] But for Europeans, their currency is worth more. +[1510.28 --> 1512.46] So why isn't it 499? +[1512.46 --> 1512.66] 599. +[1514.78 --> 1516.44] As far as I can tell. +[1516.82 --> 1518.46] You've got to remember the VAT thing, but still. +[1518.62 --> 1519.88] There's the VAT thing, yes. +[1520.00 --> 1524.82] But as far as I can tell, manufacturers are taking more margin from European customers. +[1525.02 --> 1534.34] And you can make the argument that from a sort of relative cost of living and relative earning power perspective, it's not really costing them any more. +[1535.14 --> 1537.76] But I don't know. +[1537.92 --> 1538.58] That might be bad. +[1538.80 --> 1539.50] Some kind of brutal. +[1539.60 --> 1540.22] That's all there is to it? +[1540.30 --> 1540.44] Yeah. +[1540.44 --> 1543.88] Everyone's just repeatedly pointing out the VAT thing. +[1544.08 --> 1544.24] Yeah. +[1544.36 --> 1546.66] We've been saying that since the start of this conversation. +[1547.14 --> 1548.52] We are aware of that. +[1548.74 --> 1549.06] Thank you. +[1549.18 --> 1550.22] The value added tax. +[1550.30 --> 1551.56] What is the value that it adds? +[1552.42 --> 1553.44] You feel good inside. +[1553.50 --> 1553.82] Do you? +[1554.16 --> 1555.66] When you pay it. +[1555.72 --> 1556.96] I feel good inside. +[1556.96 --> 1557.96] That's the added value. +[1558.10 --> 1558.30] Yeah. +[1558.82 --> 1564.94] I mean, whenever I get it given to me like that, it's definitely my insides that feel the best. +[1564.94 --> 1574.64] And on that note, speaking of my insides feeling the best. +[1575.04 --> 1575.36] Wow. +[1575.86 --> 1576.74] Savage jerky. +[1576.84 --> 1578.66] Oh, that's highly applicable. +[1579.16 --> 1579.38] Yeah. +[1579.38 --> 1582.38] Oh, there's a mojo habanero. +[1582.60 --> 1582.76] Oh. +[1583.26 --> 1585.40] That's a hot level, but not a maximum level. +[1585.46 --> 1586.32] I actually want to try that. +[1586.48 --> 1589.70] I'm going to have some maple buffalo bacon first, though, because I'm just like so excited right now. +[1590.48 --> 1591.36] Savage jerky. +[1591.36 --> 1597.10] They set out with the goal of making a delicious snack that's not bad for you. +[1597.66 --> 1600.96] They make their jerky without nitrates or preservatives. +[1601.62 --> 1607.46] And they've got 13 different flavors, like their sriracha bacon and maple buffalo bacon, which is my personal favorite. +[1607.76 --> 1616.36] And they also make barbecue sauce, which I actually haven't tried, but I really want to now, because they also make hot sauce, which is flipping awesome. +[1616.54 --> 1617.86] That hot sauce I took home. +[1618.36 --> 1621.00] So, so far, all I had put it on was like some pasta. +[1621.40 --> 1622.30] That's a normal thing. +[1622.32 --> 1625.10] Is that a normal thing, putting hot sauce on like a... +[1625.10 --> 1627.34] I actually don't know, but I did it too. +[1627.84 --> 1628.06] So... +[1628.06 --> 1629.82] Like just a red sauce meat pasta? +[1629.94 --> 1630.16] Yeah. +[1630.46 --> 1631.28] That's got to be. +[1631.44 --> 1631.64] Okay. +[1631.80 --> 1632.20] Whatever. +[1632.38 --> 1632.66] It's good. +[1633.00 --> 1635.20] Red sauce and meat with hot sauce makes sense. +[1635.30 --> 1636.68] Hadn't had it on a burger yet. +[1637.76 --> 1638.12] Oh. +[1638.48 --> 1639.28] I still haven't had it on a burger. +[1639.52 --> 1643.10] Sharp cheddar, cheeseburger, a little bit of hot sauce on there. +[1643.10 --> 1643.96] Oh, it was so good. +[1644.06 --> 1644.92] What is the one that you got? +[1645.44 --> 1646.40] I don't remember. +[1646.40 --> 1651.28] But I'm just going to like, I'm going to hold on to the jar and make sure that I just get the same one. +[1651.40 --> 1655.76] Because I'm the kind of person that once I find something I like, I don't tend to branch out much. +[1656.76 --> 1658.50] So I'm just sticking with those... +[1658.50 --> 1660.46] Those chicken boxes that we no longer have access to? +[1660.46 --> 1660.58] Yeah. +[1660.72 --> 1666.04] But I mean, that was something where like, I was kind of forced to try it by the sponsor spot that we were doing. +[1666.10 --> 1667.04] We're featuring their hot sauce. +[1667.10 --> 1670.24] I didn't want to like, talk about how great it is without having tried it. +[1670.28 --> 1671.24] So I was like, yeah, I need to try it. +[1671.24 --> 1672.98] And I was like, wow, this is good. +[1673.26 --> 1675.84] The Tabasco is done. +[1676.28 --> 1679.66] Yes, I know Tabasco is like the world's most boring hot sauce. +[1679.76 --> 1681.60] But it was like what I was used to. +[1681.68 --> 1683.60] And I don't, I don't, look, I don't switch. +[1684.32 --> 1685.00] But I switched. +[1685.26 --> 1685.90] I don't regret it. +[1685.90 --> 1688.46] Anyway, they have a trick or treat promo this weekend only. +[1688.70 --> 1689.64] Use offer code LTT. +[1689.64 --> 1691.96] You'll save 13% instead of 10%. +[1691.96 --> 1700.78] And if you order three bags or more, they will throw in a trick or treat with either a maple buffalo bacon or a Carolina Reaper at no additional cost. +[1701.62 --> 1702.44] What's the trick? 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No surface book 2 is not the one that's like very very new +[1903.14 --> 1906.02] That's just the one that's like pretty new. Yeah, cool +[1907.02 --> 1909.02] all right, so +[1909.66 --> 1911.66] We should do some topics +[1911.66 --> 1918.64] On the monster. Can you tell me the exciting thing? I'm dying here. That was it. Well, let's we had videos for an ad spot +[1919.40 --> 1921.40] really +[1923.34 --> 1929.56] It became insanely less exciting when the video played in the intro and I was like, hmm +[1935.26 --> 1941.22] Really yeah, I waited how long have we been broadcast 34 minutes. I waited half an hour +[1941.66 --> 1943.66] For that +[1943.66 --> 1945.66] Dick +[1945.66 --> 1947.90] I only bring the goodness, all right? +[1949.40 --> 1952.12] Um, okay, then so Samsung's +[1952.90 --> 1957.16] Device mobile design roadmap is out in the wild. This was posted by +[1957.90 --> 1961.56] BowBoozoo on the forum. Let's go ahead and pull this up +[1961.56 --> 1968.20] And this is the fancy display tech that Samsung apparently wants for its future phones +[1968.20 --> 1972.06] And it sounds amazing. So this is a written article +[1972.14 --> 1977.00] So there's not really gonna be a whole lot for me to show you guys there. I want to have fingerprints under the screen +[1977.00 --> 1982.86] They want to have under screen sensors including camera. They want to have under panel sensors +[1984.48 --> 1991.28] Vibrations that emanate from the screen haptics on display instead of like down and below which +[1991.28 --> 1997.52] Should theoretically feel even nicer and screen sound technology sound on display +[1998.00 --> 1999.00] Wow +[1999.00 --> 2003.44] So let's go through these one at a time. So fingerprint reader under the screen +[2004.00 --> 2009.14] That's kind of done. Yeah, so Vivo's got I think a couple of phones now that have fingerprint readers under the screen +[2009.14 --> 2015.42] In fact, the rumor is that the Samsung Galaxy S10 will have a fingerprint reader under the screen. I'm gonna be so thrilled because +[2015.42 --> 2020.96] As much as I like iris scanning and facial recognition and all that good stuff +[2021.50 --> 2026.96] I I I don't know something about me and the way I use my phone. It sits on my desk next to me a lot +[2027.20 --> 2032.00] Yeah, so that's why I've never really been a huge fan of the fingerprint sensor on the back +[2032.66 --> 2037.26] And the way around it has been whether through face ID for Apple or whether through +[2037.66 --> 2038.66] but +[2038.66 --> 2040.78] Yeah, what are you using it for when it's on your desk? +[2040.78 --> 2044.86] I don't know just like looking at notifications or like sending a quick message or whatever +[2044.86 --> 2047.02] But what notifications and what message +[2047.58 --> 2049.58] Wouldn't it be faster to do on your computer? +[2049.58 --> 2052.40] Twitter? So, okay, so Twitter for example +[2053.22 --> 2057.12] For whatever reason like on the desktop you can't be logged into two accounts at the same time +[2057.62 --> 2061.78] Unless you have or use two different browsers or use an incognito window or whatever the case may be +[2062.02 --> 2065.40] So on my phone well, I have my multiple Twitter accounts +[2065.40 --> 2067.68] So I can if I get a notification from when I'm not logged in +[2067.68 --> 2069.28] Yeah, no, that's fair. All right, so +[2069.28 --> 2071.28] There's a reason yeah +[2071.28 --> 2071.52] Um +[2072.08 --> 2077.60] So I like it and the workaround has always been iris scanning facial scanning of some sort +[2077.84 --> 2078.32] um +[2078.32 --> 2085.14] Or just picking the stupid thing up or like keying in the pin which feels like dinosaur technology to me at this point every time I have to do it +[2085.14 --> 2087.14] I'm like +[2087.14 --> 2089.14] Really? Um +[2089.74 --> 2096.56] So I am amped to hear that we're gonna be looking at a a fingerprint scanner under the screen +[2096.56 --> 2098.56] Hopefully on the galaxy s10 +[2098.56 --> 2101.44] This other stuff is getting even trippier +[2101.44 --> 2104.88] So it looks like samsung is so anti-notch +[2105.36 --> 2110.24] That they would rather ride it out until they can manage to put a camera under the screen +[2110.24 --> 2114.56] So if you have a fingerprint sensor on the front and you don't need +[2115.44 --> 2116.64] to have like a fancy +[2117.20 --> 2120.08] Um, you know dot projector array or anything like that +[2120.48 --> 2123.92] Then there would be no need for the notch as long as you can do the camera +[2123.92 --> 2127.44] So if you got the fingerprint and you've got the camera both working through the display +[2128.00 --> 2132.88] Then theoretically we could go completely full screen for the phone +[2132.88 --> 2136.56] I you're you're distracting me. What is going on here? +[2136.56 --> 2142.88] Oh, there's bots like a little yeah, and that's without doing things that will that are neat, but will +[2143.60 --> 2144.64] obviously +[2144.64 --> 2146.24] compromise the +[2146.24 --> 2150.24] longevity of the device, you know after a while like I +[2151.28 --> 2154.56] I haven't yet seen any real evidence that the find X and +[2155.28 --> 2157.28] the nexus +[2157.28 --> 2162.16] are gonna fail, you know with their cameras that come in and out, but I +[2163.20 --> 2166.00] mean with the amount of like I remember um +[2166.64 --> 2168.40] Actually, this is a funny story. So +[2169.84 --> 2171.12] I ended up with nick's +[2171.92 --> 2177.28] iPhone 6 okay for like next to nothing because he was like yeah, it doesn't charge anymore +[2177.76 --> 2178.72] And I was like, oh, okay +[2179.36 --> 2181.36] So I bought it from him and +[2181.36 --> 2185.68] Sold him my 6s for like super cheap because honestly, I just wanted it for like +[2186.24 --> 2187.12] um +[2187.44 --> 2191.52] I I listen to music or I listen to tv shows when I sleep +[2192.08 --> 2197.12] Um, so I wanted something anything with a headphone jack that's got good app compatibility is fine +[2197.68 --> 2201.76] But it was like 50 bucks or something stupid like that. So heck yeah, I'll use an iphone 6 for that. Okay +[2202.16 --> 2207.28] So I was like yeah, sure you can you can trade in you can trade in the iphone 6 for the iphone 6s and i'll see if I can fix it +[2207.60 --> 2209.92] So the fix was um +[2210.96 --> 2211.76] a safety pin +[2212.64 --> 2215.04] Picking out the pocket lint in the lightning connector +[2215.04 --> 2219.68] And I was like hey, oh my goodness +[2219.68 --> 2221.28] Well, that worked pretty well. All right, um +[2222.56 --> 2223.36] Womp womp +[2223.36 --> 2225.12] So anyway, um +[2225.12 --> 2226.32] Where was I going with this right? +[2227.12 --> 2229.76] Even a very well designed mechanism +[2230.80 --> 2232.16] One with no moving parts +[2232.16 --> 2235.44] I respect the lightning connector. Yeah, it is a great connector +[2235.44 --> 2241.84] It was so far ahead of its time back when android phones were using gimpy micro usb connectors +[2242.32 --> 2245.92] Um, so if that can manage to fail because of pocket lint +[2245.92 --> 2253.44] Then I think that a moving you know retracting camera doodad, uh, really doesn't really doesn't stand a chance like some of them will die +[2253.92 --> 2257.68] So if we can get the camera and the fingerprint under the center under the panel +[2257.92 --> 2263.28] Then we really unlock the possibility of truly full screen phones that won't be unreliable +[2264.24 --> 2264.56] now +[2264.56 --> 2269.12] Vibrations that emanate from the screen and sound that comes from the screen +[2269.12 --> 2273.20] We've actually seen that second one before so not a lot of people watched this video +[2273.20 --> 2274.96] So i'm guessing a lot of you missed it +[2274.96 --> 2280.24] Were were you at ces the year that sony showed off their tv that had no speakers? +[2280.88 --> 2283.12] Yeah, okay, did you ever listen to it? +[2283.12 --> 2287.60] No, okay, so I managed to get like a private screening +[2288.00 --> 2293.04] In the the back room where they weren't really showing it to press, but they were showing it to uh partners and customers +[2293.04 --> 2294.80] Yeah, and +[2294.96 --> 2299.12] It was incredible. It sounded great like they did the whole thing. Um +[2299.92 --> 2301.92] Have you ever been to a bose store? +[2301.92 --> 2303.28] No, yes, okay +[2303.92 --> 2308.72] Uh, have you ever been in like the room where I guess this would have been like a long time ago +[2309.20 --> 2315.60] But I remember going to a bose store and they had this whole demo room set up in the back with like these fake speakers +[2316.40 --> 2322.24] That were actually just like um little like wire things with a cloth over them and a handle on the top +[2322.24 --> 2327.68] So that they looked like a box, but then they could pick them up and they're just there was nothing under there +[2327.68 --> 2328.32] Oh +[2328.32 --> 2335.04] And they had uh, they had this special tv that had a bunch of like side firing and upward and downward firing speakers +[2335.04 --> 2337.28] It wasn't a sound bar. This was when they were they were doing surround +[2337.76 --> 2341.12] Somehow firing it out of the tv in this special room +[2341.68 --> 2346.64] Anyway, I had a similar experience in the sony booth where they were like, oh, you know +[2346.64 --> 2349.28] Where do you think the the sound is all coming from? Ahaha? +[2349.92 --> 2351.12] It's just coming from the display +[2351.12 --> 2356.64] I mean, of course there wasn't much of a big reveal because the reason I arranged to get into that back room was that I really wanted to hear it +[2356.64 --> 2357.68] It was pretty talked about +[2357.68 --> 2359.84] Yeah, I already knew I already knew where the sound was coming from, but +[2360.72 --> 2362.72] It sounded really good +[2362.72 --> 2364.72] Because if you think about it +[2365.28 --> 2368.24] Fundamentally what makes sound what are speakers? +[2370.32 --> 2370.88] What? +[2370.88 --> 2375.04] Someone in chat said it works great until you crack the screen. Why would you crack the screen? How'd you do that? +[2375.04 --> 2379.28] Um, don't worry. I just yeah, don't worry about it. Keep going +[2379.52 --> 2386.88] So remember this is the same panel technology that they are literally using to make curved displays like a little bit of vibration is not going to kill it +[2386.88 --> 2387.36] like if you ever +[2388.32 --> 2392.48] I mean, obviously you're not going to get like rock and bass out of the thing or whatever, but no +[2393.12 --> 2397.52] It sounded good. It was fine. It was fine. Like when you touch it. It's just like like +[2399.12 --> 2400.16] It's it's it's not like +[2400.16 --> 2405.28] You can barely make out the image for all the shaking or whatever +[2405.84 --> 2406.64] um +[2406.96 --> 2408.96] And i've actually wondered for a while +[2409.68 --> 2414.08] Why it is that that technology hasn't made its way to phones because it's such an +[2414.64 --> 2416.24] Obvious like i'm sure there are +[2416.88 --> 2421.60] Many technological challenges with taking that technology and shrinking it into something you can actually hold +[2421.60 --> 2423.20] A handheld is going to be a big problem +[2423.20 --> 2429.52] But it's such an obvious way to get past needing that earphone speaker and needing that that +[2429.52 --> 2431.60] Well, I guess you'll still need them. Yeah, I wonder if you could +[2432.48 --> 2434.48] I mean, you probably could use it as a microphone as well +[2435.68 --> 2440.08] Use what just the vibrations of your voice on the screen probably it wouldn't sound very good though +[2440.08 --> 2443.92] So we'll probably always think you'd have a lot of problems with other noise in the room anyway +[2443.92 --> 2450.96] If and when all these texts roll out we could be looking at a completely bezel-less and maximally waterproof design +[2451.84 --> 2455.36] Unless of course samsung continues providing us with headphone jacks +[2457.20 --> 2458.40] When do you think it's going to happen? +[2459.28 --> 2462.08] When do you think there is going to not be a single +[2462.80 --> 2465.84] Flagship device on the market left with a headphone jack? +[2466.64 --> 2467.68] I don't think it'll be too long +[2467.68 --> 2475.52] Or there will be one company that that's just their shtick and they just don't drop it for a long time +[2475.84 --> 2478.72] Who else is left right now? I think are we already there? +[2479.20 --> 2483.36] Like who other than samsung makes a flagship class device with a headphone jack? +[2483.36 --> 2486.88] Yeah, but samsung would totally be one of those companies that would be like no +[2487.36 --> 2492.08] This is just how we do it because they are they've been trying so hard for so long to differentiate +[2493.60 --> 2496.64] Hmm like they've actually been trying really hard for a while +[2496.64 --> 2499.92] They've been making their own apps even when people hated them viciously +[2500.48 --> 2504.24] They did not drop their own apps at any point because they're like no this is our stuff +[2504.80 --> 2511.20] And then apparently now they're a little bit better. I haven't used the samsung phone in a while. I still wouldn't use them. Yeah, but they're still trying +[2511.84 --> 2513.84] Clearly they're still trying +[2514.00 --> 2514.88] um +[2514.88 --> 2520.08] They they they they finally went a very unique direction in terms of colors. They're they're really trying to differentiate themselves +[2520.08 --> 2522.56] They might try to hold on there. I've got people saying one plus +[2522.56 --> 2525.52] Um, I don't know if you've seen the rumors from the one plus 6t, but +[2526.32 --> 2529.36] It doesn't look like it's gonna have a headphone jack. LG LG maybe +[2530.32 --> 2532.32] So what is this a South Korean thing then? +[2532.32 --> 2533.84] Maybe I could see it +[2534.48 --> 2537.52] Are why they do some interesting stuff like remember when they had radios? +[2538.32 --> 2539.92] Radio antennas and stuff +[2539.92 --> 2541.76] That was localized +[2541.76 --> 2545.84] But they've they've always been a little bit different in terms of their their personalized technology +[2545.84 --> 2550.96] That's yeah, that's really interesting that because LG also gives very many f's +[2551.60 --> 2556.32] About the audio quality of their phones like they go as far as to put better quality dax and that's like a real selling point for them +[2557.36 --> 2558.96] interesting +[2558.96 --> 2560.96] You know what sucks for me right now? +[2561.28 --> 2567.12] I was on a first-gen pixel and I skipped pixel 2 because I was like that phone looks amazing +[2567.60 --> 2571.92] But I don't need it. My phone's still fine. It's only a year old at this point. No big deal +[2571.92 --> 2576.96] Now we're at the next generation of phones. You better grab a pixel 2 before they're all gone and I hate all of them +[2579.36 --> 2585.12] What and like I feel like it's just just a terrible time to buy a phone because it looks like the next channel be pretty nice +[2586.48 --> 2591.92] Just with with the like, okay, these are all the shortcomings this year. They'll probably take care of it next year kind of stuff +[2592.64 --> 2594.64] And last gen was pretty good +[2595.12 --> 2597.12] But this gen is just kind of +[2597.12 --> 2599.12] You know, I've had people +[2599.12 --> 2602.56] Um, so I released a fairly unpopular video this week. Um +[2604.08 --> 2607.68] You did yeah with basically my criticisms of the iphone 10s +[2608.48 --> 2613.84] There are a couple things I got wrong, but by and large I stand by the majority of the complaints +[2614.56 --> 2616.24] um +[2616.24 --> 2621.04] As petty as they might be like I acknowledge in the video that they're they're petty they are very petty complaints +[2621.04 --> 2625.52] I think people sort of miss that part, but maybe maybe the issue here is +[2625.52 --> 2633.92] And anyway, so one of the comments on that video was that it seemed like I was riding the note 9 pretty hard +[2635.20 --> 2640.72] And that there was no kind of rational explanation for why I liked it so much and I was thinking about that +[2640.96 --> 2643.36] Why do I like the note 9 so much because? +[2643.36 --> 2645.36] Because +[2645.60 --> 2647.60] They trade blows sometimes +[2648.08 --> 2655.44] But by and large the iphone 10s does have a better camera even if it's not in a way that makes a huge difference to me day to day +[2655.76 --> 2658.32] And the note 9 has a a clear advantage +[2658.88 --> 2663.44] Like in my dimly lit house taking pictures of fast moving targets like children that don't hold still +[2663.84 --> 2666.72] Like there's there's reasons that I personally prefer that's my nice +[2666.72 --> 2671.36] Yeah, um, but the iphone 10s objectively has a better camera +[2671.68 --> 2674.08] So I was like why do I like the note 9 so much? +[2674.64 --> 2678.64] And I think the answer was because that's exactly what they did +[2679.36 --> 2681.36] they took the last gen and +[2682.48 --> 2686.32] Didn't change anything other than tweak the couple of things that were bad +[2687.68 --> 2689.60] And that was okay. My argument here +[2690.24 --> 2691.04] um +[2691.04 --> 2694.72] Is going to be a bit in support of you you release a billion videos +[2694.72 --> 2701.20] Every day release every day on multiple channels you don't want to regurgitate yourself a million times +[2703.44 --> 2707.68] If people wanted to know about the note 9 stuff that you like they would go watch the note 9 video +[2707.92 --> 2711.44] You don't have to re-encapsulate every single feeling you have in every single video +[2711.52 --> 2714.32] There has to be a little bit of that. I will defend the audience there +[2714.32 --> 2715.44] Yeah, I think +[2716.16 --> 2721.36] And there maybe could have been a little bit more in that video, but I don't think you needed an entire note 9 review in the +[2722.00 --> 2722.96] uh, 10s +[2722.96 --> 2725.44] I think what people were more off but by was the tone of the video +[2725.76 --> 2730.64] It came across really whiny and when I was music was little when I was doing it music, but it was like +[2731.52 --> 2738.32] When I was doing it I even felt whiny like I wasn't happy making it and I think that made it so people weren't happy watching it +[2738.88 --> 2739.12] um +[2739.92 --> 2740.88] and +[2740.88 --> 2743.20] You know, there were things that I think +[2743.76 --> 2746.96] Are longer discussions than just the offhand mentions that I made of them +[2746.96 --> 2754.00] So things like the twitter app and there being only a handful of pixels that you can reach because the notch gets in the way of switching +[2754.56 --> 2755.68] uh between profiles +[2756.24 --> 2758.32] um, you know a lot of people are like well, that's twitter's problem +[2759.28 --> 2761.92] And my response to that is I don't care +[2762.48 --> 2764.40] I'm the user. Yeah, um +[2764.40 --> 2768.16] Clearly this this notch design language has issues +[2769.04 --> 2771.12] I mean, it's got issues on the pixel 3 excel as well +[2771.12 --> 2774.16] Like look at this in google's own stupid apps +[2774.80 --> 2780.16] um, here's the here's the stupid studio app and the the shade +[2780.40 --> 2782.16] I mean you guys aren't really gonna be able to see this but like +[2783.04 --> 2787.20] The stupid shade at the top cuts off one of the words and affects the readability and it's like +[2787.20 --> 2791.44] I don't want to be one of those people who just whines all day about the design +[2792.32 --> 2796.00] But that's bad design and it's your own stupid app +[2796.00 --> 2798.56] How do you expect third parties to be able to keep up with this nonsense? +[2799.12 --> 2800.08] so +[2800.08 --> 2801.20] so I I um +[2802.00 --> 2803.04] So anyway +[2803.68 --> 2806.24] There's a follow-up video coming. I don't know if you know this. I didn't +[2806.72 --> 2808.72] So there's a follow-up video that's going to be called +[2809.36 --> 2813.04] Something along the lines of 10 great reasons you should buy an iphone +[2813.04 --> 2819.36] And the idea behind it is that my personal feelings are out there. I've said what I think +[2819.84 --> 2820.72] um, but +[2821.84 --> 2826.72] I don't want our videos to be affected by my personal feelings so much +[2826.72 --> 2832.16] And I think that what we effectively did in that video was we kind of took a crap on the people who own iphones and love them +[2832.48 --> 2836.48] Without giving equal airtime to the reasons that iphones are great +[2837.76 --> 2840.72] And to to add some context here again +[2840.72 --> 2844.48] In defense of you, but not in defense of your video +[2845.44 --> 2852.64] Um, no worries is that we've always had a view where there's there's a device devices are for different people essentially +[2852.88 --> 2855.36] I've thought for a while that my mom should probably have an iphone +[2856.16 --> 2861.28] Um, right and she got one and she got one and she loves it and it was incredible +[2861.60 --> 2863.60] How fast you learn how to use it? +[2863.76 --> 2865.76] It was nuts like remembering +[2865.76 --> 2872.32] The pickup time for her to pick up an android phone and learn how to use like it took I think it took prop +[2872.40 --> 2874.00] Sorry, mom i'm throwing you under the bus +[2874.24 --> 2877.92] I think it took probably over a year dang to get her to know the difference +[2878.56 --> 2884.00] Like she would send text messages as emails and we never figured out how she did it +[2884.88 --> 2886.80] And she would just like there was just these +[2886.80 --> 2892.08] Uh, and there was problems like that across the entire thing and they never went away blah blah blah blah blah +[2892.08 --> 2893.84] She picks up her iphone and she's +[2894.96 --> 2900.80] Roaring immediately upon picking it up the one problem we had was she got like a pop-up ad thing in a browser +[2901.20 --> 2905.92] And I couldn't figure out how to get rid of it for it took me ridiculous amount of time and I was super mad +[2906.08 --> 2908.16] We eventually figured out you have to long press +[2908.16 --> 2916.24] But like not quite as long as the other long press okay, which in my opinion is really bad, but whatever that's totally different +[2916.56 --> 2920.32] Uh, but other than that absolutely loves the phone. It is the perfect phone for her +[2921.12 --> 2925.76] Here's another problem with that video combat wombat says it's called a review linus +[2925.76 --> 2930.24] It's not your job to fillet apple or apple users. Don't think that was a review. It wasn't a review +[2930.24 --> 2936.72] Yeah, in fact, that's what I think a lot of the apple lovers were really upset about was they missed that +[2936.72 --> 2940.64] It isn't a review the video is called um +[2941.44 --> 2942.56] I'm trying to +[2942.56 --> 2945.36] Even apple doesn't care about the iphone 10s. Yeah +[2945.36 --> 2952.08] Because that's really what inspired that video was that watching apple's keynote. They just didn't seem to give a rat's patoot about it +[2952.32 --> 2955.84] So if you were reading like a magazine or reading an old +[2956.56 --> 2957.76] old +[2957.76 --> 2959.68] An old school like written +[2959.68 --> 2964.88] Review web page. This would be an opinion piece. Yes, and that's exactly what it was where that would fit +[2966.48 --> 2969.20] I kept seeing super chats coming in +[2970.16 --> 2977.68] Um, but I kept thinking that they weren't showing up or something because I didn't realize that they show up at the bottom not the top +[2978.32 --> 2983.28] So that's vibe online never gonna give up the og pixel gonna ride it till it dies +[2983.28 --> 2986.96] I mean mine has a honestly I probably would be +[2987.68 --> 2988.80] Just see about replacing +[2988.80 --> 2994.00] Yeah, you gotta just borrow and I fix it kit from work and change that screen out. I did an iphone 7 plus the other night +[2994.00 --> 2998.32] It's like I'm still pretty happy with this phone repair is not it's not that hard +[2998.48 --> 3003.20] No, like people make it out like some kind of black magic, but like if I could figure out +[3003.20 --> 3005.84] Yeah, I wonder how hard replacing the battery is +[3005.84 --> 3012.08] Because the battery could last a little longer probably easy if the battery could last a little longer and I could swap out the cracked screen +[3012.08 --> 3016.56] I'm, i'm stoked. This is something that I think is a huge i'm gonna get back to super chats in a minute here +[3016.56 --> 3017.76] but this is something like +[3018.24 --> 3023.04] Great idea for an enterprising individual or company out there free of charge +[3024.08 --> 3028.00] Have you ever tried to find an upgraded battery for a phone? +[3028.56 --> 3035.44] Like as battery technology but a long time ago. Yeah, like a phone that is three years old now and battery tech has clearly +[3036.32 --> 3037.52] Come a ways +[3037.52 --> 3041.60] And it's right around the time that those people are going to start needing to upgrade their batteries +[3042.40 --> 3044.40] I would love to have a trustworthy +[3045.28 --> 3046.72] High quality +[3046.72 --> 3054.56] Replacement battery that even gives me like five percent more capacity than the original one because there's something a lot of people don't know about the batteries in their devices +[3054.56 --> 3061.84] Usually there's like a plus or minus as much as five or ten percent of the actual capacity that you get versus the advertised capacity +[3062.32 --> 3066.72] And so if someone was willing to even just bin them +[3067.92 --> 3068.88] Bin batteries +[3069.68 --> 3076.96] So that you can buy a known a premium one really good one. Yeah, yeah, like a premium battery upgrade option. I don't if it exists great, but +[3078.24 --> 3082.40] I'm not sure the things I do on my phone don't require wicked performance and +[3082.40 --> 3089.12] uh, the camera on the original pixels actually quite good. It's not it's not flawless the new cameras are definitely a lot better than it, but +[3089.76 --> 3094.64] Um, I also have a dslr. So if I like really need a nice photo. I can just do that +[3098.08 --> 3100.08] All right +[3101.04 --> 3106.24] Gamers nexus and pc world are apparently crossing streams to join the lulls. Thank you guys +[3106.24 --> 3117.36] Jw dickies and says so you guys are like the canadian mafia laundering money through youtube to gain some sort of monetary advantage i'm on to you +[3118.00 --> 3120.00] Okay, no, no, we're all losing +[3120.64 --> 3122.64] Yeah, youtube's taking it. Yeah +[3124.72 --> 3125.76] Um +[3125.76 --> 3131.52] The eu has a chemical fee applied to electronics. This is from brawl probably about the difference in pricing that may be true +[3131.52 --> 3134.80] But so does canada. Yep. So there's that it might be higher +[3135.68 --> 3136.40] um +[3136.40 --> 3138.40] What is mkd? +[3138.64 --> 3144.80] A person asks when is your next sleeper pc actually we've got a couple of sleeper projects on the go right now +[3145.52 --> 3151.36] One of them is pending some pretty close collaboration with an as yet unnamed but it'll come +[3152.24 --> 3158.08] As yet unnamed device manufacturer where we're trying to get one of their displays +[3158.72 --> 3162.64] separate from the actual device and then we're trying to adapt +[3163.28 --> 3168.96] Regular display port to their slightly proprietary embedded display port so that we can do a sleeper +[3169.60 --> 3171.60] imac g3 +[3171.84 --> 3176.16] That actually has a square display yeah because almost nothing with a modern screen +[3176.80 --> 3182.32] Has that aspect ratio anymore and it's not quite right, but it's closer than you would probably think so cool +[3182.64 --> 3186.32] That that's something we're working on. Another sleeper that we're working on is +[3186.32 --> 3187.60] um +[3187.60 --> 3189.92] a sleeper rear projection tv +[3191.68 --> 3195.84] So rear projection the cool thing about rear projection tvs was they had a lot of space in them, right? +[3195.84 --> 3198.24] Yeah, so if you were to take a modern +[3198.80 --> 3199.68] oled +[3199.68 --> 3201.84] Or like quantum dot lcd +[3202.40 --> 3206.48] And you were to put it in the front figure out a way to mount it get the sizing like mostly right +[3206.96 --> 3211.60] You could actually build a receiver. Yeah game console. Yeah gaming pc +[3211.60 --> 3216.00] Like you could build a bunch of cool crap into the back and the whole thing would be multi device +[3216.00 --> 3218.00] It would look worthless to a thief +[3219.04 --> 3223.92] But it would be like the bangingest all-in-one home theater. It would be so awesome +[3223.92 --> 3229.84] Yeah, and it would probably even have like decent speakers because they did you could probably even take like the area where they had their speakers +[3229.84 --> 3231.92] You could put like a really nice modern soundbar in there +[3232.96 --> 3234.96] That's cool. I really like that one +[3235.04 --> 3240.00] That's really awesome. I'm actually at a soundbar manufacturer reach out to us about a sponsored video recently. That is a great pitch +[3240.00 --> 3242.48] Swapping out a soundbar +[3243.76 --> 3250.96] Like the sleeper tv though. Yeah, yeah, yeah using their soundbar to make it not only look but sound great. That'd be awesome. Interesting. All right +[3254.56 --> 3256.72] Bashnet says so much better than gamers nexus +[3257.68 --> 3262.96] I'm not saying that because I agree. I'm just saying it because it was like a super chat. Yeah, you have to you're all I have to i'm obligated +[3263.20 --> 3267.44] Oscar says hey lions one. Thank you. Help me make my first gaming pc. I love it when people tell me that +[3267.44 --> 3269.44] It's actually like awesome +[3270.40 --> 3275.60] Because the funny thing is we don't really do build guides anymore. No like last time we did a build guide was like over a year ago +[3276.72 --> 3278.72] Yeah, something like that. Um +[3279.36 --> 3281.04] We used to do them like once a quarter +[3281.76 --> 3282.88] um +[3282.88 --> 3287.12] And the reason in case you guys are wondering the reason we kind of stopped doing them was like what's left to say +[3287.68 --> 3295.44] We have already done like the goal that I set out with when we started doing build guides was to make the definitive how to build a pc video +[3295.44 --> 3296.56] um +[3296.56 --> 3304.32] I feel like we accomplished that several times over with a variety of different themes like you really can build your own pc using one of our build guides +[3305.36 --> 3305.84] and +[3305.84 --> 3308.72] All that really changes from year to year is the model numbers +[3309.44 --> 3311.68] And even then not not much in some cases +[3312.24 --> 3313.52] um +[3313.52 --> 3316.48] So that's why we kind of stopped doing them, but that doesn't change that +[3317.12 --> 3321.20] Those are the ones that people really like it's the first thing out of their mouth when they approach me at like +[3321.76 --> 3325.60] Ltx or ces or something like that and it's it's awesome because that really is +[3326.16 --> 3331.28] You know, I think our job is to inspire people my I love those two my favorite one +[3331.92 --> 3335.20] Is that we like inspired them their career? +[3336.80 --> 3337.44] You know what I mean? +[3337.44 --> 3341.76] Like I got into computers or I got into programming or I got into whatever because of your show and I'm like that's pretty cool +[3341.76 --> 3343.76] Stephen gamers nexus um +[3343.76 --> 3350.16] My viewers say you think my card got blocked is this a ploy to get more money out of me to prove that you're wrong? +[3350.96 --> 3356.64] Yes, and I got that five dollars man. I got it. It's in my wallet right here +[3357.92 --> 3359.04] five +[3359.04 --> 3360.48] dollars +[3360.48 --> 3361.44] boom +[3361.44 --> 3363.44] It's a new technology +[3363.44 --> 3365.44] Teleports right into your +[3365.44 --> 3367.44] Yeah, google wallet. Wow +[3367.44 --> 3371.36] It unfortunately converted to canadian +[3371.36 --> 3372.40] Yeah, bummer about that +[3372.40 --> 3373.36] That sucks +[3375.12 --> 3376.16] And you know what else sucks? +[3376.72 --> 3378.40] This show is over. That the show's over. Yeah. +[3378.40 --> 3381.52] Thanks for watching guys. We'll see you again next week. Same bat time same bat channel +[3382.08 --> 3387.60] Instead of our intro here's um a message from our sponsor smart deploy press f in chat for the show +[3387.60 --> 3389.60] Oh +[3390.72 --> 3397.20] Oh wow wait. No, we actually got a uh a new emoji for members +[3398.08 --> 3403.36] So we have memberships available on youtube now, and I don't know is it colon when you do the emoji? +[3404.16 --> 3408.16] Uh, I think it's how do you type an emoji in it? Yeah, well +[3409.04 --> 3413.68] LTT twitch viewers have the same emojis they've had before +[3414.56 --> 3417.76] Is it whatever dude that's cool. You never called that out +[3418.56 --> 3424.72] Hold on. No. No. This one's great though. Way to favoritism. It's just like android in your iphone video +[3427.36 --> 3429.36] Wow +[3430.56 --> 3435.28] Uh, hold on a second. Where is it? Oh, okay. Hold on hold on hold on hold on hold on here. We go +[3435.28 --> 3442.08] LTT dragon with a capital D. Oh, is it capital D that might matter? Dang it. Oh here it is here it is. Yeah +[3443.68 --> 3445.68] Woo +[3445.68 --> 3447.68] That not send didn't work. Go. Yeah +[3449.04 --> 3454.80] Did you see the dragon? No, you haven't seen the dragon? I saw it come in and I saw it on the palette +[3454.80 --> 3459.20] I haven't seen it out yet. It's open. Okay. Go look. All right. No look. I got it +[3464.00 --> 3467.76] It's the best is the greatest oh my god +[3467.76 --> 3469.76] I know right +[3469.76 --> 3471.76] I know right +[3471.76 --> 3473.76] I know right +[3473.76 --> 3475.76] This is so cool. I know right +[3475.76 --> 3477.76] The best thing ever +[3478.64 --> 3480.64] I got like a little plus version of that +[3480.64 --> 3482.64] I got like a little plus version of that +[3483.60 --> 3484.64] But I don't have that +[3491.84 --> 3495.04] What the heck did someone just send 200 +[3495.04 --> 3497.04] What is this? +[3497.04 --> 3499.04] Is that 200 Australian dollars? +[3499.04 --> 3501.04] Australian? +[3501.04 --> 3506.16] Because paying three dollars a month on float plane doesn't seem like enough for Canada's hottest export +[3506.56 --> 3508.56] Luke Lafreniere +[3508.56 --> 3513.76] Says add a donation button to float plane already so youtube doesn't get all my cash +[3517.12 --> 3521.04] Look we're working on it. Actually that that is a that is a plan that will eventually +[3521.04 --> 3524.00] Eventually yeah, all right. Thanks for watching guys. See you next week