diff --git a/The WAN Show Afterparty - Dec 12, 2014_transcript.txt b/The WAN Show Afterparty - Dec 12, 2014_transcript.txt index ad316741d08663384a53eed2bc4318460e74fb56..79f94ac4e699752df5f7bec811199e550345a186 100644 --- a/The WAN Show Afterparty - Dec 12, 2014_transcript.txt +++ b/The WAN Show Afterparty - Dec 12, 2014_transcript.txt @@ -35,307 +35,329 @@ [98.94 --> 101.62] Oh, well, this is a very somber. [101.86 --> 102.08] What? [102.14 --> 102.50] What happened? -[102.68 --> 104.26] Um, this is a very somber topic. -[104.36 --> 108.98] Do you want to ask Megan to come in and start de-de-polifying us? -[108.98 --> 112.62] Um, so this was posted on the Corsair blog. -[112.94 --> 118.20] I actually, I knew about this already, but I wasn't really sure how much, how much privacy -[118.20 --> 119.80] the family wanted. -[120.20 --> 122.88] Um, yeah, I heard about this the other day. -[123.06 --> 127.76] Mike, Mike Clements, aka Yellowbeard from Corsair has passed away. -[128.38 --> 128.78] Oh, no. -[129.20 --> 135.24] Yeah, he apparently, he apparently took a nap and, uh, and didn't wake up completely unexpected. -[135.24 --> 137.60] He was a freaking awesome guy. +[103.06 --> 104.26] This is a very somber topic. +[104.36 --> 108.98] Do you want to ask Megan to come in and start de-polifying us? +[108.98 --> 112.62] So this was posted on the Corsair blog. +[112.94 --> 119.36] I actually, I knew about this already, but I wasn't really sure how much privacy the family +[119.36 --> 119.80] wanted. +[120.88 --> 122.88] Yeah, I heard about this the other day. +[123.36 --> 127.76] Mike Clements, a.k.a. Yellowbeard from Corsair, has passed away. +[128.40 --> 128.78] Oh, no. +[129.20 --> 135.24] Yeah, he apparently took a nap and didn't wake up completely unexpected. +[135.64 --> 137.60] He was a freaking awesome guy. [137.60 --> 143.34] Like, as awesome as he was on every forum that ever existed ever and as a member of -[143.34 --> 148.10] so many communities, um, he was, he was 10 times more awesome in person. -[148.46 --> 151.96] Um, I had the, my first ever business trip. -[152.58 --> 155.20] Um, I had the pleasure of, of meeting him. -[155.20 --> 162.08] Uh, NCIX sent me to Fragapalooza as like a brand ambassador type thing with, uh, with Corsair. -[162.20 --> 164.36] I was, I was set up in the Corsair booth there. -[164.36 --> 171.60] And, um, Mike was, Mike was there repping Corsair and just doing community interaction -[171.60 --> 172.70] the way that he did. -[172.92 --> 176.56] And we'd stayed in touch very infrequently over the years. -[176.64 --> 180.06] I mean, that was back in 2006, but, but we'd been in touch since then. -[180.06 --> 184.28] And anytime I needed help with anything, um, he was, he was right there. -[184.28 --> 186.76] And, uh, yeah, really, really great guy. -[187.08 --> 190.58] And, um, that is, that is a real shame. -[190.76 --> 192.70] So I'm just, I'll bring that up on my screen. -[192.90 --> 195.70] He's been around since like I started doing stuff at all. -[195.96 --> 199.46] I remember seeing yellow beard posts like right when I first started going to hardware -[199.46 --> 200.64] forum this way back in the day. -[200.78 --> 201.08] Yep. -[201.08 --> 207.42] So, um, yeah, he, he, he was a huge part of Corsair social media efforts. -[207.76 --> 214.90] So as, as awesome, as awesome as, you know, Corsair is in terms of their, their community -[214.90 --> 219.66] interaction, he was a huge part of making that actually happen on a, on a daily basis. -[219.66 --> 222.92] So, um, oh, I'm cutting off the picture of him. -[222.92 --> 224.92] So that's Mike, great guy. -[224.92 --> 228.68] And, uh, so that happened on December 10th during the late, late evening. -[229.18 --> 229.92] So, oh wow. -[229.96 --> 232.56] I guess I heard about it basically, basically right away. -[232.62 --> 235.74] But yeah, I didn't, I didn't really want to say too much cause I didn't want to create -[235.74 --> 240.86] a bunch of social media buzz about something that, you know, they hadn't had time to, to -[240.86 --> 241.84] digest it all yet. -[241.84 --> 246.42] So, um, welcome to the after party, I guess. -[247.70 --> 248.18] Yeah. -[248.80 --> 251.54] The sad fur party. +[143.34 --> 148.12] so many communities, he was 10 times more awesome in person. +[148.82 --> 151.98] I had my first ever business trip. +[152.80 --> 155.20] I had the pleasure of meeting him. +[155.64 --> 162.08] NCIX sent me to Fragapalooza as like a brand ambassador type thing with Corsair. +[162.20 --> 164.36] I was set up in the Corsair booth there. +[164.36 --> 172.62] Mike was there repping Corsair and just doing community interaction the way that he did. +[173.04 --> 176.56] And we'd stayed in touch very infrequently over the years. +[176.66 --> 177.36] I mean, that was back in 2006. +[178.26 --> 180.06] But we'd been in touch since then. +[180.14 --> 184.26] And anytime I needed help with anything, he was right there. +[184.80 --> 186.76] And yeah, really, really great guy. +[186.76 --> 190.58] And that is a real shame. +[190.96 --> 192.70] So I'll bring that up on my screen. +[192.90 --> 195.68] He's been around since I started doing stuff at all. +[195.96 --> 200.64] I remember seeing Yellowbeard posts right when I first started going to Hardware Forum this way back in the day. +[200.86 --> 201.06] Yep. +[201.06 --> 207.42] So yeah, he was a huge part of Corsair's social media efforts. +[208.20 --> 219.68] So as awesome as Corsair is in terms of their community interaction, he was a huge part of making that actually happen on a daily basis. +[220.16 --> 222.92] So, oh, I'm cutting off the picture of him. +[222.92 --> 223.88] So that's Mike. +[224.14 --> 224.92] Great guy. +[225.58 --> 228.64] And so that happened on December 10th during the late evening. +[229.46 --> 229.94] So, oh, wow. +[229.98 --> 232.56] I guess I heard about it basically right away. +[232.62 --> 241.84] But yeah, I didn't really want to say too much because I didn't want to create a bunch of social media buzz about something that, you know, they hadn't had time to digest at all yet. +[241.84 --> 246.42] So welcome to the after party, I guess. +[247.72 --> 248.20] Yeah. +[248.76 --> 251.52] The sad fur party. [251.92 --> 252.26] Yeah. -[252.72 --> 253.56] Sad fur party. -[253.56 --> 255.44] Apparently you have to go. +[252.26 --> 253.58] The sad fur party. +[254.52 --> 255.44] Apparently you have to go. [255.72 --> 257.50] Oh, I have to go to makeup. -[257.52 --> 259.22] She has to like take some stuff off. +[257.60 --> 259.22] She has to like take some stuff off. [259.48 --> 260.84] Should I just try to remove it? [261.04 --> 262.56] Do you guys want me to try to remove it? [262.58 --> 263.06] It's a good idea. -[263.52 --> 264.68] You don't think it's a good idea? +[263.50 --> 264.68] You don't think it's a good idea? [264.82 --> 265.02] No. [265.20 --> 267.90] Did I ever not do something because you didn't think it was a good idea? -[267.90 --> 268.12] Well, you probably rip it. -[268.92 --> 273.66] It's, it's possible that might be an expensive thing and she might want to remove it without -[273.66 --> 274.18] ripping it. -[274.60 --> 276.38] It's medical, medical adhesive? +[267.90 --> 268.12] Well, you'd probably rip it. +[268.92 --> 274.18] It's possible that might be an expensive thing and she might want to remove it without ripping it. +[274.60 --> 276.36] It's medical adhesive? [276.66 --> 276.92] Yes. -[277.38 --> 281.02] Is, is, is there, is the bald cap the part that, like, is it valuable? +[277.38 --> 281.02] Is the bald cap the part that, like, is it valuable? [281.02 --> 282.02] Can I damage it? -[283.56 --> 285.18] She says don't do it. -[285.18 --> 286.12] She says don't do it? -[287.32 --> 289.72] Is it going to damage the cap or just lions? +[284.20 --> 285.20] She says don't do it. +[285.20 --> 286.12] She says don't do it? +[287.38 --> 289.84] Is it going to damage the cap or just line it? [290.22 --> 291.44] You just lose some skin. -[291.64 --> 292.76] It's like maybe a little skin. -[293.10 --> 294.34] You're only risking yourself. +[291.66 --> 292.76] It's like maybe a little skin. +[293.10 --> 294.42] You're only risking yourself. [294.48 --> 296.04] I'm only risking myself apparently. [296.36 --> 296.62] Okay. -[296.72 --> 301.78] Well, so, so, so as a bit of a pick me up, do you guys want to, do you guys want me to do -[301.78 --> 301.86] it? -[301.90 --> 302.80] Don't do it. -[302.80 --> 303.34] I don't know. -[303.38 --> 304.60] Twitch chat says I should do it. -[304.60 --> 307.12] Of course, Twitch chat says you should do it. -[307.12 --> 308.40] That's the, the voice of reason. -[308.40 --> 309.52] Twitch chat is the worst thing to listen to. -[309.52 --> 309.80] Okay. -[310.08 --> 312.98] Well, first, do we want to get a closer look at it first at least? -[313.36 --> 313.80] Oh God. -[313.80 --> 314.38] So, uh. -[314.62 --> 315.62] It's going to go out of focus. -[316.14 --> 317.30] So, no, no, it's not too bad actually. -[317.40 --> 320.68] The aperture is pretty, okay, so you guys can kind of see how it works here. +[296.74 --> 301.86] Well, so as a bit of a pick me up, do you guys want me to do it? +[301.86 --> 302.80] Don't do it. +[302.98 --> 303.32] I don't know. +[303.38 --> 304.58] Twitch chat says I should do it. +[304.58 --> 307.12] Of course Twitch chat says you should do it. +[307.32 --> 308.40] The voice of reason. +[308.66 --> 309.54] Twitch chat is the worst thing to listen to. +[309.58 --> 309.80] Okay. +[310.10 --> 312.98] Well, first, do we want to get a closer look at it first at least? +[313.36 --> 313.80] Oh, God. +[314.52 --> 315.62] It's going to go out of focus. +[316.14 --> 316.52] No, no. +[316.54 --> 317.30] It's not too bad, actually. +[317.40 --> 318.60] The aperture is pretty... +[318.60 --> 320.68] Okay, so you guys can kind of see how it works here. [320.94 --> 322.36] And I told her the back didn't really matter. -[322.48 --> 326.66] So you can see the back's, uh, the back's not as clean as, uh, as the top here. -[326.66 --> 331.42] But you can see kind of how it works is you, you, you cut it to shape and then you, you -[331.42 --> 332.28] blend the colors. -[332.50 --> 337.82] So she did the most work at the front where you can see the color of the skin is basically -[337.82 --> 340.44] right into the bald, the bald cap. -[340.54 --> 342.10] You, you pretty much can't tell the difference. -[342.80 --> 347.26] I, I'm kind of tempted to like go home like this and see if I can convince my wife that -[347.26 --> 348.96] I, cause she, she wouldn't have watched WAN show. +[322.48 --> 326.64] So you can see the back's not as clean as the top here. +[327.04 --> 332.20] But you can see kind of how it works is you cut it to shape and then you blend the colors. +[332.70 --> 337.80] So she did the most work at the front where you can see the color of the skin is basically +[337.80 --> 340.42] right into the bald cap. +[340.42 --> 342.06] You pretty much can't tell the difference. +[342.98 --> 347.42] I'm kind of tempted to go home like this and see if I can convince my wife that I... +[347.42 --> 348.94] Because she wouldn't have watched WAN Show. [349.22 --> 351.78] But you wouldn't be able to get it off. -[351.86 --> 352.44] Remove it then. -[352.82 --> 352.98] Yeah. -[352.98 --> 353.22] Right. -[353.74 --> 354.08] Okay. -[354.08 --> 357.12] So, uh, is she telling me I shouldn't do it? -[357.80 --> 358.76] She's, she's, she's wrong. -[358.86 --> 360.40] Should I rip it open from the top? -[360.50 --> 362.00] What are you doing? -[362.58 --> 365.50] I, what does Twitch chat say? -[365.62 --> 367.90] Oh my gosh, this is the worst idea. -[368.38 --> 368.78] Okay. -[368.84 --> 369.12] Okay. -[369.22 --> 369.46] Okay. -[369.52 --> 369.96] Here we go. -[370.32 --> 370.82] Here we go. -[371.12 --> 375.36] Can, oh wait, can I get, can I at least get like a picture to commemorate my looking like, -[375.84 --> 378.26] like Paul, something that will likely never happen again? -[378.28 --> 379.32] Just like Paul. -[379.94 --> 382.44] Well, yeah, but video's not as high quality as a picture. -[382.44 --> 384.90] Well, it's Instagram for. -[385.10 --> 387.36] So, Instagram for Android, so. -[388.48 --> 389.28] It'd be lower quality. -[389.30 --> 391.60] Can you do one in the other thing, landscape? -[391.72 --> 392.00] Wow, you're really needy. -[392.30 --> 393.36] Yeah, yeah, I know, I know. -[397.10 --> 399.88] What's Paul's, what's Paul's pose that he does with the glasses? -[400.62 --> 401.52] The glasses are like. -[401.52 --> 401.58] My pose? -[401.58 --> 403.34] Stuck to the side of my head. +[351.80 --> 352.46] Remove it then. +[352.80 --> 353.20] Right? +[353.74 --> 354.06] Okay. +[354.90 --> 357.08] So is she telling me I shouldn't do it? +[358.16 --> 358.76] She's wrong. +[358.88 --> 360.38] Should I rip it open from the top? +[360.46 --> 362.00] What are you doing? +[362.60 --> 363.12] I... +[363.12 --> 365.46] What does Twitch chat say? +[365.60 --> 366.66] Oh my gosh. +[366.76 --> 367.92] This is the worst idea. +[368.36 --> 368.76] Okay. +[368.76 --> 369.06] Okay. +[369.24 --> 369.44] Okay. +[369.54 --> 369.96] Here we go. +[370.40 --> 370.82] Here we go. +[371.12 --> 371.56] Oh, wait. +[371.66 --> 376.42] Can I at least get a picture to commemorate my looking like Paul? +[376.42 --> 378.26] Something that will likely never happen again? +[378.28 --> 378.40] No. +[378.40 --> 379.34] Just like Paul. +[379.34 --> 379.58] Just like Paul. +[380.14 --> 380.48] Well, yeah. +[380.56 --> 382.42] But video's not as high quality as a picture. +[383.42 --> 385.08] Well, it's Instagram for... +[385.08 --> 385.42] So... +[385.42 --> 386.88] Instagram for Android. +[387.14 --> 387.42] So... +[388.46 --> 389.28] It would be lower quality. +[389.30 --> 391.24] Can you do one in the other thing? +[391.24 --> 391.70] Landscape. +[391.72 --> 391.74] Wow. +[391.74 --> 392.22] You're really needy. +[392.30 --> 392.32] Yeah. +[392.32 --> 392.50] Yeah. +[392.66 --> 392.98] I know. +[393.10 --> 393.34] I know. +[397.12 --> 397.98] What's Paul's... +[397.98 --> 399.88] What's Paul's pose that he does with the glasses? +[400.64 --> 401.42] The glasses are like... +[401.42 --> 401.60] On his pose? +[401.60 --> 403.34] Stuck to the side of my head. [403.60 --> 404.56] Like your profile picture. -[405.36 --> 405.52] Oh. -[407.04 --> 407.48] Whoa. -[408.48 --> 409.04] Oh yeah. -[409.34 --> 409.82] Oh, okay. -[410.16 --> 411.06] That's the good stuff. -[412.04 --> 412.36] That sounded. -[412.36 --> 414.56] Like they're like hanging off your face like this or something. -[414.56 --> 417.84] Oh, oh, that's, wow. -[418.02 --> 419.50] I haven't, I haven't used that picture. -[420.62 --> 422.30] I haven't used that picture anywhere else. -[422.60 --> 423.96] It's just on Skype, I think. -[424.04 --> 425.52] So I don't think anyone else has seen that picture. -[425.94 --> 426.42] All right. -[426.68 --> 428.86] So anyway, this was the side that was better. -[428.94 --> 433.24] I can't see when I'm showing you guys this side, but it's funny because halfway through -[433.24 --> 437.34] when she realized that she had an hour less time than she wanted, I was like, oh yeah, -[437.54 --> 441.02] and the right side is more important because that's the side that I'll turn to look at Luke +[405.32 --> 405.52] Oh. +[405.68 --> 405.96] Oh. +[407.08 --> 407.48] Whoa. +[408.48 --> 409.04] Oh, yeah. +[409.32 --> 409.82] Oh, okay. +[410.16 --> 411.04] That's the good stuff. +[412.06 --> 412.38] That sounded... +[412.38 --> 414.56] Like they're like hanging off your face like this or something. +[415.60 --> 416.04] Oh. +[416.22 --> 417.46] Oh, that's... +[417.46 --> 417.86] Wow. +[418.00 --> 419.60] I haven't used that picture... +[420.32 --> 422.30] I haven't used that picture anywhere else. +[422.62 --> 423.96] It's just on Skype, I think. +[424.04 --> 425.50] So I don't think anyone else has seen that picture. +[426.02 --> 426.42] All right. +[426.42 --> 428.86] So anyway, this was the side that was better. +[428.94 --> 430.96] I can't see when I'm showing you guys this side. +[431.32 --> 435.50] But it's funny because halfway through when she realized that she had an hour less time +[435.50 --> 437.34] than she wanted, I was like, oh, yeah. +[437.54 --> 441.02] And the right side is more important because that's the side that I'll turn to look at Luke [441.02 --> 441.24] from. -[441.58 --> 445.42] And she's like, uh, okay, because the left side is way better right now. -[445.46 --> 448.98] I'm like, oh, well, people are going to freak out if we sit on the wrong side of the couch. -[448.98 --> 451.52] She's like, uh, okay, I'll try. -[452.06 --> 456.24] And then like after like three minutes, she's like, I don't have enough time. -[456.38 --> 458.34] These, these things are not blah, blah, blah, blah. -[458.36 --> 459.98] I'm like, okay, Luke and I'll switch places. -[459.98 --> 461.80] And so, so, uh, okay. -[462.08 --> 462.34] Okay. -[463.24 --> 464.22] Okay, here we go. +[441.60 --> 445.42] And she's like, uh, okay, because the left side is way better right now. +[445.46 --> 448.76] I'm like, oh, well, people are going to freak out if we sit on the wrong side of the +[448.76 --> 448.98] couch. +[449.04 --> 451.52] She's like, uh, okay, I'll try. +[451.52 --> 456.24] And then after like three minutes, she's like, I don't have enough time. +[456.44 --> 457.82] These things are not... +[457.82 --> 458.32] Blah, blah, blah, blah. +[458.38 --> 459.98] I'm like, okay, Luke and I'll switch places. +[460.20 --> 461.76] And so, okay. +[462.08 --> 462.32] Okay. +[463.48 --> 464.22] Okay, here we go. [464.28 --> 464.58] Here we go. -[464.62 --> 464.96] Here we go. -[467.32 --> 469.32] Oh, oh. -[469.32 --> 475.70] Oh, no. -[475.70 --> 478.98] Oh, geez. -[480.26 --> 481.34] That kind of worked out. -[481.66 --> 483.36] Your head is so red now. +[464.62 --> 464.94] Here we go. +[467.34 --> 467.58] Oh. +[468.96 --> 469.32] Oh. +[469.32 --> 469.52] Oh. +[469.52 --> 469.62] Oh. +[469.62 --> 469.72] Oh. +[473.72 --> 475.72] Oh, no. +[476.04 --> 479.06] Oh, jeez. +[480.24 --> 481.38] That kind of worked out. +[481.52 --> 483.36] Your head is so red now. [483.52 --> 484.42] Does that hurt? -[484.98 --> 486.48] Like, no, actually, it didn't really hurt. -[486.92 --> 489.32] This, it looks like your skin peeled off. -[489.50 --> 489.98] Yeah. -[490.60 --> 492.70] Because there's no makeup there anymore. -[492.70 --> 493.16] Oh, man. -[493.16 --> 494.88] So it looks like there's a layer of skin because of the makeup. -[495.48 --> 498.92] I didn't even realize how sweaty I was under that thing. -[499.06 --> 499.24] Yeah. -[499.24 --> 500.42] Holy crap. +[485.00 --> 485.32] Like... +[485.32 --> 486.48] No, actually, it didn't really hurt. +[486.94 --> 487.28] This... +[487.28 --> 489.32] It looks like your skin peeled off. +[489.50 --> 489.94] Yeah. +[490.60 --> 492.68] Because there's no makeup there anymore. +[492.84 --> 493.24] Oh, man. +[493.24 --> 494.82] So it looks like there's a layer of skin because of the makeup. +[495.46 --> 498.92] I didn't even realize how sweaty I was under that thing. +[499.06 --> 499.82] Holy crap. [500.76 --> 501.74] I don't breathe very well. [501.76 --> 502.08] You know what? -[502.12 --> 502.38] Ah. -[502.76 --> 505.56] You look like, you still look like a completely different person because of the goatee. -[505.72 --> 506.02] Really? -[506.16 --> 507.30] Does it make that much of a difference? -[507.58 --> 508.44] Well, seriously, you do. -[508.44 --> 509.64] Do you wear that goatee every day? -[510.00 --> 514.34] It's like that South Park episode where the evil versions of all the characters just have -[514.34 --> 514.78] goatees. -[514.90 --> 516.34] You could pull that off, though. -[516.60 --> 518.66] Like, it looks like a different person, but you could pull that off. -[518.66 --> 519.46] It's like a different person. -[519.46 --> 520.26] It looks like a different person. -[520.26 --> 520.94] It looks like a different person. -[520.94 --> 521.80] It looks like a different person. -[521.80 --> 522.80] You know what? -[522.80 --> 523.14] I don't think I can do DJ Polly D. -[523.14 --> 524.24] You know what the worst part is? -[524.30 --> 527.26] I look like potentially more of a douchebag just like this. -[529.04 --> 530.52] Like, it doesn't look better. -[531.08 --> 533.20] It's more comfortable, but it's still ridiculous. -[533.58 --> 535.22] She darkened your face, didn't she? -[535.48 --> 535.80] Yes. -[536.12 --> 536.64] You're dark. -[536.64 --> 539.76] So I have like a lot of... +[502.48 --> 503.36] You look like... +[503.36 --> 505.58] You still look like a completely different person because of the goatee. +[505.76 --> 506.02] Really? +[506.18 --> 507.30] Does it make that much of a difference? +[507.60 --> 508.46] Well, seriously, you do. +[508.48 --> 509.64] You should just wear that goatee every day. +[509.64 --> 513.52] It's like that South Park episode where the evil versions of all the characters... +[513.52 --> 513.98] Just have goatees? +[514.00 --> 514.82] Just have goatees. +[514.92 --> 516.34] You could pull that off, though. +[516.60 --> 518.68] Like, it looks like a different person, but you could pull that off. +[518.68 --> 520.50] You guys do looks goatee and DJ Pauly D. +[520.68 --> 521.52] DJ Pauly D? +[521.66 --> 523.14] I don't think I can do DJ Pauly D. +[523.34 --> 524.24] You know what the worst part is? +[524.28 --> 527.24] I look like potentially more of a douchebag just like this. +[527.24 --> 530.54] Like, it doesn't look better. +[531.06 --> 533.22] It's more comfortable, but it's still ridiculous. +[533.60 --> 535.22] She darkened your face, didn't she? +[535.50 --> 535.80] Yes. +[536.12 --> 536.68] You're... +[536.68 --> 539.76] So I have, like, a lot of... [539.76 --> 540.70] It's not fake tan. -[540.82 --> 542.62] It's makeup, but it looks like fake tan. +[540.82 --> 541.22] It's makeup. +[541.40 --> 542.62] But it looks like fake tan. [542.84 --> 545.74] And then my beard's been color changed like crazy. -[546.22 --> 548.26] You know what's funny is it's... -[548.26 --> 551.18] There are certain things... -[551.18 --> 553.60] I don't know how to approach this topic. -[554.02 --> 559.66] There are certain colors of skin that would be politically incorrect to change yourself -[559.66 --> 561.62] to for the purpose of a show. +[546.22 --> 548.24] You know what's funny is it's... +[548.24 --> 551.16] There are certain things... +[551.16 --> 553.60] I don't know how to approach this topic. +[554.02 --> 561.62] There are certain colors of skin that would be politically incorrect to change yourself to for the purpose of a show. [561.82 --> 565.78] But for some reason, like, permatan, like Kyle, isn't one of them. -[565.78 --> 567.42] So it's okay to do that. -[567.58 --> 570.14] Like, and I'm not saying it's any more or less okay. -[570.28 --> 574.62] I'm just saying that for some reason it is socially acceptable to the point where no one -[574.62 --> 578.98] calls Luke out for being darker than usual to be made up as someone. -[579.32 --> 584.70] But if we were to do the WAN show as, let's say, I don't know, Austin and Marcus or something, +[566.02 --> 567.42] So it's okay to do that. +[567.42 --> 570.16] And I'm not saying it's any more or less okay. +[570.28 --> 577.26] I'm just saying that for some reason it is socially acceptable to the point where no one calls Luke out for being darker than usual +[577.26 --> 578.98] to be made up as someone. +[579.40 --> 584.70] But if we were to do the WAN show as, let's say, I don't know, Austin and Marcus or something, [585.54 --> 587.92] there would be a huge stigma around that. -[587.98 --> 588.44] And it's just... +[588.00 --> 588.44] And it's just... [588.44 --> 592.16] It's very mysterious to me how some things are okay and others are not. -[592.16 --> 596.34] And I'm not going to get into the topic of whether the whole thing is or isn't okay. -[596.48 --> 597.64] That is not my... +[592.22 --> 596.34] And I'm not going to get into the topic of whether the whole thing is or isn't okay. +[596.34 --> 597.64] That is not my... [597.64 --> 599.16] That's not the subject of this show. -[599.32 --> 600.08] It's just interesting. -[600.18 --> 601.20] It's just fascinating. -[601.50 --> 602.84] The fact that it is that way is interesting. +[599.34 --> 600.08] It's just interesting. +[600.20 --> 601.20] It's just fascinating. +[601.52 --> 602.84] The fact that it is that way is interesting. [602.90 --> 605.90] The fact that it is that way is interesting to me. -[606.12 --> 609.06] So is there anything else that needs to be removed or did I pretty much take care of it? -[609.16 --> 611.94] Apparently your beard is going to be difficult to get the color out of. -[611.94 --> 613.52] All right. -[613.64 --> 615.16] So you can piece. +[605.90 --> 609.08] So is there anything else that needs to be removed or did I pretty much take care of it? +[609.14 --> 611.96] Apparently your beard is going to be difficult to get the color out of. +[613.18 --> 615.14] Alright, so you can piece. [615.38 --> 618.24] That's like my least favorite part of the whole situation. -[618.98 --> 620.42] Is it just like a long shower? -[620.64 --> 622.12] No, you're DJ Paulie D, not the situation. +[618.96 --> 620.42] Is it just like a long shower? +[620.64 --> 622.14] Yeah, you're DJ Polly D, not the situation. [622.70 --> 624.70] Oh, is one of them called the situation? -[625.22 --> 626.82] Linus racist confirmed. -[627.44 --> 628.28] Oh my God. +[625.18 --> 626.82] Linus racist confirmed. +[627.44 --> 628.28] Oh my god. [628.28 --> 628.30] Of course. -[628.30 --> 630.48] That was the most neutral way you could have possibly said that. -[630.48 --> 633.58] Luke, thank you for not knowing who the situation is, by the way. -[634.14 --> 634.72] No problem. -[634.80 --> 635.84] Who the situation is? -[636.10 --> 636.94] I don't know who the situation is. -[637.36 --> 638.56] You don't either, I don't think, right? -[638.74 --> 639.20] Do you know who... -[639.20 --> 639.64] Yeah, no. +[628.30 --> 630.50] That was the most neutral way you could have possibly said that. +[630.50 --> 633.58] Luke, thank you for not knowing who the situation is, by the way. +[634.12 --> 634.72] No problem. +[634.72 --> 635.84] Who the situation is? +[636.12 --> 637.38] I don't know who the situation is. +[637.38 --> 638.56] You don't either, I don't think, right? +[638.74 --> 639.12] Do you know who? +[639.18 --> 639.66] Yeah, I know. [639.82 --> 640.72] It was from that show. -[640.72 --> 641.28] Is that a person? +[640.76 --> 641.28] Is that a person? [641.36 --> 642.32] Jersey Shore show. -[642.82 --> 643.22] Oh. +[642.88 --> 643.24] Oh. [643.50 --> 646.42] I would much rather not know who that was. -[646.56 --> 647.54] No, that's... +[646.54 --> 647.54] No, that's... [647.54 --> 649.66] People who watched that show should be sad. -[650.08 --> 652.30] No, you don't have to watch this show. +[650.06 --> 652.30] No, you don't have to watch this show. [652.44 --> 654.12] It's one of those things that's shoved in your face. [654.16 --> 657.56] And even if you hate and despise the show, you still are aware of these things. -[657.56 --> 659.94] No, Jersey Shore was not a big deal here. +[657.70 --> 659.86] No, Jersey Shore was not a big deal here. [660.18 --> 660.58] Good. -[661.26 --> 662.26] Well, I never... -[662.26 --> 663.62] I knew people that cared about it. +[660.58 --> 662.26] Well, I never... +[662.26 --> 663.60] I knew people that cared about it. [663.94 --> 664.24] Okay. -[664.82 --> 666.02] You're fairly sheltered. -[666.28 --> 668.00] We've already talked about it too much. +[664.24 --> 666.42] You were just like slightly older than the people. +[666.42 --> 668.00] We've already talked about it too much. [668.08 --> 668.10] Oh. -[668.22 --> 669.12] We should move on. -[669.12 --> 669.92] We need to... -[669.92 --> 670.86] No more talking about it. -[670.86 --> 671.74] I'm okay with moving on. -[672.14 --> 672.28] Okay. +[668.18 --> 668.34] Yeah. +[668.40 --> 669.12] We should move on. +[669.32 --> 669.92] We need to... +[669.92 --> 670.84] No more talking about it. +[670.84 --> 671.74] I'm okay with moving on. +[672.12 --> 672.28] Okay. [672.48 --> 673.42] So, you know what? [673.50 --> 674.00] You know what? [674.00 --> 674.72] You're probably right. -[674.82 --> 676.12] Because I've actually never even... -[676.12 --> 679.86] I've never even seen a one second snippet of Keeping Up With The Kardashians. -[680.08 --> 680.92] I haven't either. -[681.22 --> 682.24] I've never... -[682.24 --> 683.80] I've never come across... -[683.80 --> 685.16] I know people who watch it. +[674.80 --> 676.14] Because I've actually never even... +[676.14 --> 679.86] I've never even seen a one second snippet of Keeping Up With The Kardashians. +[680.10 --> 680.92] I haven't either. +[681.24 --> 682.24] I've never... +[682.24 --> 683.78] I've never come across... +[683.78 --> 685.16] I know people who watch it. [685.28 --> 687.02] So that's the only reason I've ever seen it. [687.16 --> 687.46] Right. [688.90 --> 689.16] Who? -[691.04 --> 691.42] Later. -[691.86 --> 692.18] Yeah. -[692.18 --> 693.74] But like, what the hell? -[693.86 --> 694.82] I don't know if I want to know... -[694.82 --> 696.08] Yeah, I could do the whole... +[691.04 --> 691.40] Later. +[692.48 --> 693.74] But like, what the hell? +[693.86 --> 694.86] I don't know if I want to know this. +[694.86 --> 694.98] Yeah. +[695.12 --> 696.08] I could do the whole... [696.08 --> 696.36] Is it? [696.36 --> 698.38] I could do the whole goatee thing if I could grow one. -[698.54 --> 698.92] You could... -[698.92 --> 699.72] Yeah, no, I think... +[698.52 --> 698.92] You could... +[698.92 --> 699.04] Yeah. +[699.12 --> 699.72] No, I think... [699.72 --> 701.86] I have never seen you with one before, obviously. -[702.00 --> 702.82] I could get away with it. -[703.36 --> 703.96] What do you think, Paul? -[703.98 --> 705.48] Is it just like a long shower to get the beard out? +[702.04 --> 702.82] I could get away with it. +[703.34 --> 703.96] What do you think, Paul? +[703.96 --> 705.48] Is it just like a long shower to get the beard out? [705.48 --> 710.48] I think because you have a fairly skinny face, it does give you that... -[710.48 --> 711.12] That's pretty cool. -[712.32 --> 715.92] It's like you're a bad guy in the 20s or something like that. -[716.04 --> 716.48] If you had... +[710.48 --> 711.06] That's pretty cool. +[711.06 --> 711.38] Like... +[711.38 --> 715.92] It's like you're a bad guy in the 20s or something like that. +[716.02 --> 716.48] If you had... [716.48 --> 717.08] If you had... -[717.08 --> 722.38] I would want to put you in a zoot suit with one of those flat-ridden hats or something like -[722.38 --> 722.56] that. -[722.56 --> 722.66] Yes! +[717.08 --> 721.80] I would want to put you in a zoot suit with like one of those, you know, flat-ridden hats +[721.80 --> 722.56] or something like that. +[722.56 --> 722.60] Yes! [722.66 --> 723.56] And I think you could... [723.56 --> 724.30] I think that... [724.30 --> 725.34] I want to go get your... [725.34 --> 726.46] Where is my hat? -[726.50 --> 727.40] Oh, you're going to help me. +[726.50 --> 726.78] Oh! +[726.88 --> 727.40] You're going to help me. [727.46 --> 727.96] Okay, yes. [728.06 --> 729.80] I'm actually going to bail out and get that done. [730.00 --> 730.48] Peace, bro. -[730.58 --> 733.98] I was thinking I'm just going to have to smother my face and elbow. +[730.58 --> 732.28] I was thinking I'm just going to have to like... +[732.28 --> 732.84] No, no, no, no. +[732.84 --> 733.98] Smother my face and elbow. [733.98 --> 734.70] That's why I always like... [734.70 --> 736.04] Oh, do you want your momentums? [736.96 --> 737.68] Sure, yeah. @@ -343,256 +365,240 @@ [739.02 --> 743.96] I'm probably not going to do too much more in terms of after-party here unless Paul has [743.96 --> 745.32] something in particular to discuss. [745.42 --> 745.52] Right. -[745.82 --> 748.70] Wasn't I just going to ask, like, how are things going for you in general? +[745.82 --> 748.70] Wasn't I just going to ask like how are things going for you in general? [748.82 --> 750.42] And I was like, oh, we should do this on the after-party. [751.18 --> 751.92] You should. [752.54 --> 754.36] You know, topics come up. [754.42 --> 754.98] We discuss them. [756.06 --> 756.82] Yeah, how are you doing? [757.76 --> 758.58] I'm doing great. -[758.58 --> 764.64] I mean, I'm enjoying my individuality and my freedom. -[765.24 --> 766.02] And all that kind of thing. +[758.58 --> 766.02] I mean, I'm enjoying my individuality and my freedom and all that kind of thing. [766.48 --> 766.62] Right. -[766.80 --> 773.26] I've been working on a website and getting some shirts going and stuff like that, although +[766.82 --> 773.26] I've been working on a website and getting some shirts going and stuff like that, although [773.26 --> 774.36] they're not quite ready yet. [774.82 --> 775.92] What's going to be on your website? -[777.26 --> 779.82] Not really a whole lot to begin with. -[779.86 --> 785.42] It's just going to be kind of a home base and a link to where you could, like, see videos -[785.42 --> 786.96] or whatever and probably my Twitter feed. -[787.38 --> 791.54] Just some simple stuff, but I think kind of the basics that I need to get going. -[791.88 --> 792.80] Are you using Squarespace? -[793.72 --> 794.66] Are you using my Facebook? -[795.66 --> 796.10] No. -[796.70 --> 797.10] No. -[797.10 --> 798.10] I have a... -[798.10 --> 800.10] I have... -[800.10 --> 803.18] It's a different company called IX Web Hosting. +[775.92 --> 779.82] Not really a whole lot to begin with. +[779.88 --> 785.40] It's just going to be kind of a home base and a link to where you could like see videos +[785.40 --> 786.96] or whatever and probably my Twitter feed. +[787.44 --> 791.54] Just some simple stuff, but I think kind of the basics that I need to get going. +[791.86 --> 792.80] Are you using Squarespace? +[793.72 --> 794.60] Are you using my phone? +[794.60 --> 794.96] No. +[796.68 --> 797.12] No. +[797.48 --> 803.18] I have a different company called iX Web Hosting. [803.38 --> 803.62] Okay. -[804.00 --> 804.40] Yeah. +[804.26 --> 804.40] Yeah. [804.88 --> 807.66] It's working good so far. -[808.56 --> 809.00] Awesome. +[808.56 --> 809.02] Awesome. [809.56 --> 810.86] What kind of t-shirts are you going to have? [811.86 --> 817.26] I'm going with the same guy who Logan works with, Vermont Green. -[817.88 --> 819.48] So I just... -[819.48 --> 823.36] Right now I just actually have a logo that just got finished this week. -[823.68 --> 824.52] Can we see it? -[824.52 --> 831.10] I don't have it right now, but I'm going to be revealing it hopefully soon. -[831.16 --> 833.98] I have some, like, design work and stuff to do, which I'm not really... -[833.98 --> 835.10] I don't do all that much with. -[835.64 --> 840.34] So I'm hoping I can get through it quickly, but we'll see how things go. -[840.66 --> 842.28] I mean, I am... -[842.28 --> 847.00] I kind of have a list in my head of things that I need to do, and I kind of chip away -[847.00 --> 850.00] at it a little bit each day, but I'm not... -[850.00 --> 852.00] I'm not... -[852.00 --> 854.00] I don't like... -[854.70 --> 857.82] I guess what I'm saying is I'm not quite as diligent a worker as you are, Linus. -[857.94 --> 859.82] I think that's what it comes down to. -[860.16 --> 861.48] You mean you have some sanity. -[862.00 --> 862.78] A little bit. +[818.00 --> 823.38] So right now I just actually have a logo that just got finished this week. +[823.70 --> 824.54] Can we see it? +[825.18 --> 831.10] I don't have it right now, but I'm going to be revealing it hopefully soon. +[831.16 --> 835.10] I have some design work and stuff to do, which I don't do all that much with. +[835.72 --> 840.34] So I'm hoping I can get through it quickly, but we'll see how things go. +[840.34 --> 846.76] I mean, I kind of have a list in my head of things that I need to do, and I kind of chip +[846.76 --> 851.34] away at it a little bit each day, but I'm not... +[851.34 --> 854.00] I don't like... +[854.00 --> 857.82] I guess what I'm saying is I'm not quite as diligent a worker as you are, Linus. +[857.92 --> 859.82] I think that's what it comes down to. +[860.16 --> 861.46] You mean you have some sanity. +[861.92 --> 862.78] A little bit. [863.16 --> 865.54] I'm not as diligent a worker as some people think. -[865.60 --> 871.10] I just have a large staff that helps me get things done, because if it wasn't for my team, -[871.18 --> 872.92] I wouldn't stand a chance. -[873.32 --> 873.50] Oh. -[873.72 --> 877.76] Well, you wouldn't stand a chance of making, what, like, nine videos a week or whatever. +[865.54 --> 871.10] I just have a large staff that helps me get things done, because if it wasn't for my team, +[871.20 --> 872.90] I wouldn't stand a chance. +[873.36 --> 877.76] Oh, well, you wouldn't stand a chance of making, what, like nine videos a week or whatever. [877.88 --> 878.06] Yeah. -[878.54 --> 878.90] Impossible. -[879.48 --> 879.94] That's ambitious. -[881.00 --> 881.28] Yeah. -[881.86 --> 882.58] So... -[882.58 --> 884.60] But yeah, but you're enjoying the freedom. +[878.06 --> 878.92] That's not impossible. +[879.48 --> 879.98] That's ambitious. +[881.06 --> 881.28] Yeah. +[881.86 --> 884.60] So, but yeah, but you're enjoying the freedom. [884.70 --> 889.22] Are you ever tempted to kind of run back into the arms of gainful employment? -[890.48 --> 892.86] No, at this point, not really. -[893.72 --> 901.16] I'm going to continue to do the one-day-awake thing at Newegg for the foreseeable future, -[901.48 --> 903.14] at least a little bit into 2015. -[903.14 --> 909.40] So that's a good way of kind of balancing out the having feeling like I have a real job -[909.40 --> 911.54] or a place to go other than being at home all the time. -[913.14 --> 915.86] But yeah, so that's working out. -[915.92 --> 917.76] I'm getting CES plans up and running. -[917.76 --> 919.40] I think Newegg action. -[919.40 --> 919.42] Ooh, good. -[919.90 --> 920.12] Yeah. -[920.12 --> 921.74] So I will be at CES. -[921.98 --> 922.52] I've heard... +[890.48 --> 892.88] No, at this point, not really. +[892.88 --> 901.16] I'm going to continue to do the one-day-awake thing at Newegg for the foreseeable future, +[901.48 --> 903.16] at least a little bit into 2015. +[903.58 --> 909.62] So that's a good way of kind of balancing out the feeling like I have a real job or a +[909.62 --> 911.54] place to go other than being at home all the time. +[913.12 --> 915.86] But yeah, so that's working out. +[915.94 --> 917.76] I'm getting CES plans up and running. +[918.72 --> 918.88] I think Newegg actually... +[918.88 --> 919.30] Ooh, good. +[919.88 --> 920.14] Yeah. +[920.60 --> 921.74] So I will be at CES. +[921.96 --> 922.52] I've heard... [922.52 --> 923.38] Are you going this year? [923.78 --> 925.88] Yeah, we're going to have the whole team, even this guy. [926.26 --> 926.58] Wow. -[926.58 --> 926.90] Woo! -[927.12 --> 927.44] Excellent. -[928.04 --> 929.34] Yeah, it's going to be awesome. +[927.04 --> 927.40] Excellent. +[928.04 --> 929.36] Yeah, it's going to be awesome. [930.10 --> 935.54] I think I'm going to be hanging out with the Tech Syndicate guys a bit, and I'm pretty [935.54 --> 937.00] sure Kyle's going to be there. -[937.66 --> 939.26] And yeah, we're going to be running around for the week. -[939.60 --> 944.90] I'm only planning, like, as far as my channel goes, to do maybe, like, four videos. -[945.14 --> 946.94] I'm not planning on, like, knocking out too much. -[947.20 --> 949.80] I'm actually sort of... +[937.64 --> 939.26] And yeah, we're going to be running around for the week. +[939.60 --> 944.92] I'm only planning, like, as far as my channel goes, to do maybe like four videos. +[944.92 --> 946.94] I'm not planning on, like, knocking out too much. +[946.94 --> 949.80] I'm actually sort of... [949.80 --> 951.72] I can be very contrary a lot of the time. -[951.72 --> 957.42] So having done CES with Newegg for, I don't know, three or four years now, I'm kind of +[951.86 --> 957.42] So having done CES with Newegg for, I don't know, three or four years now, I'm kind of [957.42 --> 963.30] like, I'm going to just try to enjoy my time there this year and actually, like, wander [963.30 --> 968.62] the floor a little bit and just find things that look interesting and go over and check [968.62 --> 968.98] them out. -[969.04 --> 969.72] It's like, I always feel... -[970.26 --> 973.84] Like, last year at CES, I did not go on the show floor at all. -[974.00 --> 974.36] The whole time... -[974.36 --> 975.64] I was just scheduled for... -[975.64 --> 976.14] All suites. -[976.14 --> 977.20] ...sweets and stuff the whole time. -[977.20 --> 979.34] So I think that'll be kind of nice. -[979.34 --> 982.14] And it'll be interesting to be there. -[982.38 --> 983.82] The show floor is... -[983.82 --> 986.76] My first year at CES, I didn't actually... +[969.04 --> 970.26] It's like, I always feel... +[970.26 --> 973.82] Like, last year at CES, I did not go on the show floor at all. +[974.04 --> 977.20] I was just scheduled for suites and stuff the whole time. +[977.42 --> 982.12] So I think that'll be kind of nice, and it'll be interesting to be there. +[982.38 --> 983.90] The show floor is... +[983.90 --> 986.12] My first year at CES, I didn't actually... [986.76 --> 987.18] No, hold on. -[987.24 --> 991.64] No, my first year, I did some of the show floor and I spent a lot of time in suites. -[991.78 --> 995.22] And then my second year and third year, I think I didn't even see the show floor. -[995.64 --> 998.16] This is back when I was doing product management at NCIX. -[998.92 --> 1001.74] And then my fourth year, I think I made some time for... -[1001.74 --> 1004.28] This is, like, my seventh year at CES this year. -[1004.98 --> 1009.30] I'm becoming one of those people that I'd have conversations with in my first couple years. -[1009.34 --> 1011.96] Where they'd be like, yeah, I've been doing this thing for seven years. -[1012.02 --> 1014.44] And I'd be like, oh my goodness, how are you even alive? +[987.24 --> 991.64] No, my first year, I did some of the show floor, and I spent a lot of time in suites. +[991.64 --> 995.24] And then my second year and third year, I think I didn't even see the show floor. +[995.24 --> 998.16] This was back when I was doing product management at NCIX. +[999.00 --> 1001.76] And then my fourth year, I think I made some time for... +[1001.76 --> 1004.28] This is like my seventh year at CES this year. +[1005.00 --> 1009.00] I'm becoming one of those people that I'd have conversations with in my first couple +[1009.00 --> 1011.96] years, where they'd be like, yeah, I've been doing this thing for seven years. +[1012.00 --> 1014.44] And I'd be like, oh my goodness, how are you even alive? [1015.08 --> 1015.84] It's awful. [1015.96 --> 1016.82] It's such a grind. -[1017.46 --> 1018.02] But I'm... -[1018.02 --> 1019.48] You're not doing the same thing, right? -[1019.62 --> 1020.72] Like, you're doing... -[1020.72 --> 1022.68] It's the same thing. -[1022.82 --> 1023.70] I go to the suite. -[1024.38 --> 1028.78] I go to the suite and instead of getting out of the way, being quiet when the media guy is filming, -[1029.04 --> 1031.46] when I have a meeting, I'm the media guy filming. -[1031.76 --> 1034.54] And I tell the guy to shut up when they're having the sales meeting. -[1035.12 --> 1036.12] It's the same thing. -[1036.18 --> 1037.10] I'm just on the other side. -[1037.20 --> 1038.68] It's a very, very slight difference. +[1017.50 --> 1018.04] But I'm... +[1018.04 --> 1019.48] You're not doing the same thing, right? +[1019.64 --> 1020.78] Like, you're doing... +[1020.78 --> 1022.68] It's the same thing. +[1022.68 --> 1027.96] I go to the suite, and instead of getting out of the way, being quiet when the media +[1027.96 --> 1032.86] guy is filming, when I have a meeting, I'm the media guy filming, and I tell the guy to +[1032.86 --> 1034.54] shut up when they're having the sales meeting. +[1035.08 --> 1036.12] It's the same thing. +[1036.18 --> 1037.12] I'm just on the other side. +[1037.14 --> 1038.68] It's a very, very slight difference. [1038.98 --> 1039.18] Okay. -[1040.14 --> 1047.20] Well, yeah, but I always enjoy CES for some reason. -[1047.34 --> 1049.02] I don't know if it's just, like... -[1049.02 --> 1049.74] You're not even human. -[1050.34 --> 1053.58] Granted, it's been very... -[1053.58 --> 1055.56] It's been a lot of hard work at times. -[1055.84 --> 1057.22] But, like... -[1057.22 --> 1057.62] I don't know. -[1057.72 --> 1058.68] I just... -[1058.68 --> 1062.50] I somehow have managed to have a pretty good time every year that I've gone. -[1063.02 --> 1067.74] And not manage to feel too much like I'm just burnt out or whatever. +[1040.18 --> 1047.20] Well, yeah, but I always enjoy CES for some reason. +[1047.36 --> 1049.04] I don't know if it's just like... +[1049.04 --> 1049.74] You're not even human. +[1049.74 --> 1053.58] Granted, it's been very... +[1053.58 --> 1057.24] It's been a lot of hard work at times, but like... +[1057.24 --> 1057.62] I don't know. +[1057.74 --> 1058.74] I just... +[1058.74 --> 1065.08] I somehow have managed to have a pretty good time every year that I've gone, and not manage +[1065.08 --> 1067.76] to feel too much like I'm just burnt out or whatever. [1067.88 --> 1070.36] I mean, by Friday, you're just like, get me the hell out of here. [1070.66 --> 1070.72] But... [1070.72 --> 1070.96] Yeah. -[1072.24 --> 1074.64] Yeah, I'm looking forward to it, so... -[1074.64 --> 1079.24] Well, we're planning to probably do a similar amount of content to last year. -[1079.24 --> 1083.08] But we're going to have two full teams to get it done. -[1083.20 --> 1087.26] So the idea is that there may be some sleep involved. -[1087.50 --> 1088.60] So I'm kind of thinking... -[1088.60 --> 1089.86] We're going to have three-man teams. -[1090.46 --> 1093.88] And then this guy's coming along, too, for some reason. -[1094.38 --> 1100.00] So the three-man teams is going to be, like, two editor-slash-shooters per team. -[1100.14 --> 1101.70] And then one host per team. -[1102.08 --> 1107.22] So I'll basically do, like, my 8-10 hour day of hosting things. -[1107.22 --> 1111.38] And then my camera people will tag out halfway through the day. -[1111.50 --> 1115.90] And then go edit the stuff that they shot during the previous segment. -[1116.10 --> 1119.08] So we should be rolling content throughout each day. -[1119.26 --> 1122.60] And doing, like, what people expect from us in terms of CES coverage. -[1122.60 --> 1125.60] Which is, like, covering as much of the show as humanly possible. +[1072.24 --> 1072.64] Yeah. +[1072.96 --> 1074.64] I'm looking forward to it, so... +[1074.64 --> 1080.30] Well, we're planning to probably do a similar amount of content to last year, but we're +[1080.30 --> 1083.08] going to have two full teams to get it done. +[1083.20 --> 1087.24] So the idea is that there may be some sleep involved. +[1087.52 --> 1088.58] So I'm kind of thinking... +[1088.58 --> 1089.88] We're going to have three-man teams. +[1090.40 --> 1090.56] Yeah. +[1090.56 --> 1093.88] And then this guy's coming along too for some reason. +[1094.38 --> 1100.66] So the three-man teams is going to be like two editor slash shooters per team, and then +[1100.66 --> 1101.70] one host per team. +[1102.16 --> 1107.22] So I'll basically do like my eight to ten hour day of hosting things. +[1107.22 --> 1113.10] And then my camera people will tag out halfway through the day, and then go edit the stuff +[1113.10 --> 1115.90] that they shot during the previous segment. +[1116.10 --> 1120.34] So we should be rolling content throughout each day, and doing like our... +[1120.34 --> 1124.28] What people expect from us in terms of CES coverage, which is like covering as much +[1124.28 --> 1125.60] of the show as humanly possible. [1126.48 --> 1127.44] So that's the goal. -[1127.86 --> 1128.72] That's a pretty good system. -[1128.90 --> 1130.96] I'm going to tell the people at Newegg TV about that. -[1131.00 --> 1132.08] But I don't know what they're doing this year. +[1127.88 --> 1128.72] That's a pretty good system. +[1128.90 --> 1131.62] I'm going to tell the people at Newegg TV about that, but I don't know what they're +[1131.62 --> 1132.08] doing this year. [1132.08 --> 1134.36] Yeah, I was going to say, tell who at Newegg TV. -[1134.54 --> 1135.64] Didn't they just lose another one? -[1135.64 --> 1137.02] There's a few people left. -[1137.10 --> 1137.80] They lost another. -[1137.94 --> 1139.32] Oh, Rachel? +[1134.56 --> 1135.64] Didn't they just lose another one? +[1136.04 --> 1137.02] There's a few people left. +[1137.22 --> 1137.80] They lost another? +[1137.92 --> 1139.32] Oh, Rachel? [1139.76 --> 1140.10] Yeah. -[1140.76 --> 1142.58] Yeah, she was our writer. -[1142.78 --> 1145.12] And she found another job. -[1145.22 --> 1146.24] So she has moved along. +[1140.76 --> 1146.24] Yeah, she was our writer, and she found another job, so she has moved along. [1146.62 --> 1148.04] I'm very happy for her, actually. -[1148.28 --> 1151.98] She's been looking for a little bit. -[1152.04 --> 1156.54] But I think the place where she's moving to is going to be a nice step up for her. -[1157.06 --> 1159.20] And she's deserved it for a while. -[1159.56 --> 1160.46] Where did she go? +[1148.28 --> 1154.96] She's been looking for a little bit, but I think the place where she's moving to is +[1154.96 --> 1159.20] going to be a nice step up for her, and she's deserved it for a while. +[1159.58 --> 1160.46] Where did she go? [1160.58 --> 1160.72] Sorry. -[1160.72 --> 1165.10] You know, I don't know the name of the place directly. -[1165.48 --> 1168.30] She told me, she gave me kind of a rundown of it in the description. -[1168.52 --> 1170.98] It's not like, I don't think it's anywhere that people would recognize. -[1171.38 --> 1171.60] Right. +[1161.78 --> 1165.10] You know, I don't know the name of the place directly. +[1165.10 --> 1168.34] She gave me kind of a rundown of it in the description. +[1168.54 --> 1171.00] It's not like, I don't think it's anywhere that people would recognize. +[1171.42 --> 1171.58] Right. [1171.86 --> 1172.08] Cool. -[1173.12 --> 1175.88] Can I ask, what's with the 2x4 on your ceiling? -[1176.28 --> 1176.86] Up there? -[1177.10 --> 1177.42] Yeah. -[1178.02 --> 1180.14] That's my, like, framework. -[1180.42 --> 1185.62] So when I moved in here, the garage had all been finished. -[1185.62 --> 1188.20] So it's got insulation and drywall out here. -[1189.08 --> 1193.98] But I wanted something up above because the ceiling's pretty high up. -[1194.20 --> 1197.78] So as far as lights, like, I have a light over here that's kind of hung up here. -[1198.24 --> 1198.82] I have a mic. -[1199.02 --> 1201.38] I have a mic thing that I can bring down right above me. -[1201.54 --> 1204.96] So it's just like a big kind of frame that's built up there. -[1205.04 --> 1210.02] And I'm planning to, like, add more stuff to it and actually do, like, a ceiling back there -[1210.02 --> 1212.32] so it doesn't look just like a 2x4 behind me. -[1212.32 --> 1218.48] I also normally wouldn't look like this, but my webcam is attached to the other side of -[1218.48 --> 1221.60] the frame up there to do top-down shooting of, like, builds and stuff. -[1222.02 --> 1222.10] Right. -[1222.28 --> 1225.54] And so this is just my built-in laptop webcam. -[1226.90 --> 1227.50] Tell me something. -[1227.90 --> 1228.48] Yeah, that's better. -[1229.30 --> 1232.26] What's the first position you would hire for your YouTube channel? -[1232.26 --> 1241.06] The first, the thing that I would need the most help with, the thing that takes up the +[1173.06 --> 1175.88] Can I ask, what's with the 2x4 on your ceiling? +[1176.30 --> 1176.86] Up there? +[1177.08 --> 1177.40] Yeah. +[1177.40 --> 1180.06] That's my framework. +[1180.06 --> 1187.30] So when I moved in here, the garage had all been finished, so it's got insulation and +[1187.30 --> 1188.20] drywall out here. +[1188.20 --> 1193.98] But I wanted something up above, because the ceiling's pretty high up. +[1194.22 --> 1197.78] So as far as lights, like I have a light over here that's kind of hung up here. +[1198.24 --> 1201.38] I have a mic thing that I can bring down right above me. +[1201.66 --> 1207.44] So it's just like a big kind of frame that's built up there, and I'm planning to add more +[1207.44 --> 1211.22] stuff to it and actually do like a ceiling back there so it doesn't look just like a +[1211.22 --> 1212.32] 2x4 behind me. +[1212.66 --> 1218.48] I also normally wouldn't look like this, but my webcam is attached to the other side of +[1218.48 --> 1221.60] the frame up there to do top-down shooting of like builds and stuff. +[1221.76 --> 1222.12] Right. +[1222.26 --> 1225.54] And so this is just my built-in laptop webcam. +[1226.94 --> 1227.50] Tell me something. +[1227.90 --> 1228.46] Yeah, that's better. +[1228.46 --> 1232.28] What's the first position you would hire for your YouTube channel? +[1234.04 --> 1241.06] The first, the thing that I would need the most help with, the thing that takes up the [1241.06 --> 1243.86] most of my time is editing, I think. [1244.10 --> 1248.26] So I would probably look into getting somebody to do editing for me. -[1249.06 --> 1252.42] There's other things that I think I could look at. -[1252.42 --> 1259.64] But honestly, right now I'm trying to build a regular system where I can be self-sustaining -[1259.64 --> 1265.10] and kind of see what, you know, like where my income is as far as, like, where I'm able -[1265.10 --> 1267.70] to generate money just to pay the bills and whatnot. -[1268.16 --> 1274.42] And then if from there it looks like I'm going to have a little bit of breathing room to expand -[1274.42 --> 1277.50] beyond that, I might look into doing more. +[1249.06 --> 1255.00] There's other things that I think I could look at, but honestly right now I'm trying +[1255.00 --> 1262.16] to build a regular system where I can be self-sustaining and kind of see what, you know, like where +[1262.16 --> 1267.46] my income is as far as like where I'm able to generate money just to pay the bills and +[1267.46 --> 1267.70] whatnot. +[1268.16 --> 1272.20] And then if from there it looks like I'm going to have a little bit of breathing room to +[1272.20 --> 1277.50] expand beyond that, I might look into doing more. [1277.50 --> 1278.32] But I don't know. -[1279.42 --> 1281.92] I'm not sure if I want to go the larger team. -[1284.94 --> 1286.06] Oh, he died. -[1291.58 --> 1296.22] I think he's going for rhombus. +[1279.22 --> 1281.92] I'm not sure if I want to go the larger team. +[1285.00 --> 1286.06] Oh, he died. +[1287.36 --> 1289.22] Brr, brr, brr, brr. +[1290.00 --> 1290.32] Brr. +[1291.78 --> 1292.54] Brr, brr, brr. +[1293.54 --> 1296.22] I think he's going for rhombus. [1298.14 --> 1298.58] Rhombus. [1299.90 --> 1300.44] All right. [1300.56 --> 1302.88] I think we lost our connection to Paul, unfortunately. -[1302.88 --> 1306.86] That's the thing about internet people is sometimes they freeze. -[1308.96 --> 1312.10] People on the internet, they freeze because internet connections are... -[1312.10 --> 1313.06] Oh, now he's looking at different... +[1304.48 --> 1306.86] That's the thing about internet people is sometimes they freeze. +[1308.90 --> 1312.12] People on the internet, they freeze because internet connections are... +[1312.12 --> 1313.06] Oh, now he's looking at different... [1313.06 --> 1313.84] Oh, is he back? [1314.10 --> 1314.42] You back? -[1314.54 --> 1314.98] You back, Paul? -[1316.14 --> 1319.14] I've been able to hear you guys perfectly fine this whole time. -[1319.32 --> 1320.00] I don't know what's going on. -[1320.68 --> 1321.32] Am I back? -[1321.32 --> 1322.06] She's like, what's this line is doing? -[1322.86 --> 1324.02] Yeah, you're back. +[1314.42 --> 1314.98] You back, Paul? +[1316.18 --> 1319.12] I've been able to hear you guys perfectly fine this whole time. +[1319.30 --> 1320.00] I don't know what's going on. +[1320.68 --> 1321.36] Am I back? +[1322.88 --> 1324.02] Yeah, you're back. [1324.18 --> 1325.38] I got a piece, though. [1325.42 --> 1327.66] I got to get this glue sort of worked on. [1327.86 --> 1329.30] Actually, I don't think there's much left on me. -[1329.34 --> 1330.76] I think there's just a little on the back of my neck. -[1330.76 --> 1331.24] You're right. -[1331.36 --> 1332.78] Just rub it against the... +[1329.34 --> 1330.78] I think there's just a little on the back of my neck. +[1331.92 --> 1332.78] Just rub it against something. [1332.78 --> 1333.92] Yeah, it came off pretty clean. -[1334.76 --> 1335.24] No, no. +[1334.96 --> 1335.26] No, no. [1335.34 --> 1336.72] I will get help. [1336.80 --> 1337.18] I'm just saying. -[1337.28 --> 1338.34] I don't think there's much left. -[1338.96 --> 1341.48] But thanks for joining us today, Paul. +[1337.30 --> 1338.34] I don't think there's much left. +[1338.98 --> 1341.48] But thanks for joining us today, Paul. [1341.50 --> 1342.22] Thanks for inviting me. -[1342.30 --> 1342.90] No problem. +[1342.32 --> 1342.70] Paul 2. +[1342.70 --> 1342.94] No problem. [1343.26 --> 1344.08] I'm being Paul 1. -[1345.00 --> 1345.78] You can be Paul 2. -[1345.80 --> 1346.16] I'm no longer Paul 1. -[1346.60 --> 1347.62] No, I'm Paul... +[1344.78 --> 1345.78] You can be Paul 2. +[1345.84 --> 1346.18] I'm no longer Paul 1. +[1346.58 --> 1347.56] No, I'm Paul. [1347.62 --> 1348.08] Oh, right. [1348.12 --> 1349.54] I guess my wig is gone. [1349.76 --> 1352.00] What if I'm just Paul and you're Paul 1? -[1353.04 --> 1354.26] Are Paul 1 and Paul A? -[1355.06 --> 1356.38] What if you're Luap? -[1357.38 --> 1357.78] Luap? -[1357.78 --> 1358.18] Yeah. -[1359.10 --> 1359.50] Backwards. -[1359.82 --> 1360.66] Draw cab Paul. -[1361.20 --> 1361.72] All right. +[1353.00 --> 1354.26] Are Paul 1 and Paul A? +[1355.00 --> 1356.38] What if you're Luap? +[1357.34 --> 1357.78] Luap? +[1357.90 --> 1358.22] Yeah. +[1359.08 --> 1360.66] Backwards draw cab Paul. +[1360.66 --> 1361.66] All right. +[1361.66 --> 1361.74] All right. [1362.08 --> 1363.58] So thanks, everyone, for watching. -[1363.80 --> 1365.10] Thanks, Paul, for joining us. -[1365.38 --> 1368.10] And you can find him on YouTube.com slash Pauls Hardware. -[1368.72 --> 1369.46] Thanks, guys. +[1363.80 --> 1365.12] Thanks, Paul, for joining us. +[1365.40 --> 1368.10] And you can find him on YouTube.com slash Pauls Hardware. +[1368.88 --> 1369.46] Thanks, guys. [1369.70 --> 1370.26] See you all later. -[1370.62 --> 1371.62] It's not what it sounds like. +[1370.64 --> 1371.62] It's not what it sounds like. diff --git a/The WAN Show Afterparty - Dec 19, 2014_transcript.txt b/The WAN Show Afterparty - Dec 19, 2014_transcript.txt index 668790ccd8fa2c3712a217478c3ace78c25ab122..dfd0eb7ddd1030499d66ec5d78a54f54f9babfee 100644 --- a/The WAN Show Afterparty - Dec 19, 2014_transcript.txt +++ b/The WAN Show Afterparty - Dec 19, 2014_transcript.txt @@ -60,19 +60,21 @@ [92.00 --> 96.00] No, I thought she was gonna give me heck for something. [96.00 --> 97.00] Cause half the- you know- [97.00 --> 100.00] Me too, but like, knowing her, she probably agreed with pretty much everything that we said. -[100.00 --> 102.00] It's like a conditioning thing, though. -[102.00 --> 107.00] If one-tenth of the time your mom calls, I'm gonna get burned. -[108.00 --> 112.00] Then I'm gonna be afraid of the burn every time she calls. +[100.00 --> 103.00] It's like a conditioning thing, though. +[103.00 --> 104.00] Ha ha ha. +[104.00 --> 108.00] If one-tenth of the time your mom calls, I'm gonna get burned. +[108.00 --> 109.00] Ha ha ha! +[109.00 --> 112.00] Then I'm gonna be afraid of the burn every time she calls. [112.00 --> 113.00] Yeah. [113.00 --> 115.00] Cause she hasn't burned you that often. [115.00 --> 117.00] No, she hasn't burned me that often. [117.00 --> 119.00] I think it was like just the first call, really. [119.00 --> 124.00] No, she's burned me a couple times, cause she, uh, every time you leave the country, [124.00 --> 126.00] I can expect a call from her burning me. -[126.00 --> 128.00] She never got you for the Europe one. +[126.00 --> 128.00] She hasn't- she never got you for the Europe one. [128.00 --> 130.00] Yeah, she did. [130.00 --> 131.00] Really? -[131.00 --> 132.00] Yeah! +[131.00 --> 132.00] Yeah. [132.00 --> 134.00] She said something like, if he returns in bad shape- [134.00 --> 135.00] Yeah! [135.00 --> 136.00] But she didn't call you after. @@ -99,327 +101,323 @@ [169.00 --> 171.00] I'm basically Miley Cyrus. [171.00 --> 173.00] You're basically Miley Cyrus. [173.00 --> 174.00] Okay, so there you go. -[174.00 --> 176.00] We have our results from our poll here. -[176.00 --> 189.00] So, 58% of voters have their parents under mom and dad, and 28% have them under their first names, with a 14% coming in as a- with a potato as their answer. -[189.00 --> 190.00] So, thank you. -[190.00 --> 192.00] Thank you to the potato voters. -[192.00 --> 196.00] So, Luke's got- Luke's got all these pictures of Miley loaded up here. -[196.00 --> 202.00] It is amazing how different the photoshopped pictures look compared to- -[202.00 --> 203.00] Yeah. +[174.00 --> 177.00] We have our results from our poll here. +[177.00 --> 189.00] So, 58% of voters have their parents under mom and dad, and 28% have them under their first names, with a 14% coming in as a- with a potato as their answer. +[189.00 --> 192.00] So, thank you- thank you to the potato voters. +[192.00 --> 197.00] So, Luke's got- Luke's got all these pictures of Miley loaded up here. +[197.00 --> 203.00] It is amazing how different the photoshopped pictures look compared to- Yeah. [203.00 --> 205.00] What she actually looks like. [205.00 --> 206.00] Yeah. [206.00 --> 210.00] The whole, like, glam- glam doll Hollywood thing. [210.00 --> 213.00] Wow, she wears some pretty out there outfits. -[213.00 --> 219.00] I don't really follow Miley Cyrus, so I'm- I'm like- I'm having my Miley shock. +[213.00 --> 219.00] I don't really follow Miley Cyrus, so I'm- I'm like- I'm- I'm having my Miley shock. [219.00 --> 220.00] There it is! -[220.00 --> 221.00] I kinda did it again. +[220.00 --> 221.00] I kind of did it again. [221.00 --> 222.00] Wow. [222.00 --> 225.00] I just needed, like, a wrecking ball. [225.00 --> 228.00] And you need your tongue, like- or, like, all over the place. -[228.00 --> 231.00] I don't know how to do it. How- doesn't she- -[231.00 --> 234.00] I don't know, she opens her mouth and picks out her tongue a lot. +[228.00 --> 229.00] I don't know how to do it. +[229.00 --> 234.00] How- doesn't she- I don't know, she opens her mouth and picks out her tongue a lot. [234.00 --> 235.00] Wow. [235.00 --> 236.00] Just wow. [236.00 --> 238.00] Lipstick tastes really gross. [238.00 --> 240.00] I don't know how anyone deals with this. [240.00 --> 242.00] Like, I like the taste of food. [242.00 --> 244.00] Why would you ever do that to yourself? -[244.00 --> 245.00] Oh! +[244.00 --> 245.00] Ugh. [245.00 --> 247.00] Alright, I gotta kick this habit. -[247.00 --> 248.00] Oh! -[248.00 --> 251.00] You've wanted to say that the whole time. -[251.00 --> 253.00] You waited so long! +[247.00 --> 251.00] Oh, you wanted to say that the whole time. +[251.00 --> 253.00] You waited so long. [253.00 --> 254.00] Oh, man. -[254.00 --> 255.00] Oh! -[255.00 --> 259.00] Okay, I gotta take off my belt here. -[259.00 --> 262.00] That's why the nuns have the belt. +[254.00 --> 255.00] Ugh. +[255.00 --> 258.00] Okay, I gotta take off my belt here. +[258.00 --> 262.00] That's why the nuns have the belt. [262.00 --> 264.00] So that they have the- the whip. [264.00 --> 265.00] Oh, wow. [265.00 --> 266.00] Okay. [266.00 --> 267.00] Okay. [267.00 --> 268.00] Okay. [268.00 --> 269.00] Okay. -[269.00 --> 271.00] Am I gonna take off the- -[271.00 --> 278.00] I- I- I- I- I almost had something come over me and I almost started apologizing to my father for making twerking videos when he started trying to whip me. -[278.00 --> 279.00] Did she apologize? -[279.00 --> 280.00] I don't know. -[280.00 --> 281.00] I don't think so. -[281.00 --> 285.00] Didn't she like get dispossessed or emancipated or whatever the thing is for that? -[285.00 --> 286.00] I don't think so. -[286.00 --> 287.00] I don't think so. -[287.00 --> 288.00] I don't think so. -[288.00 --> 289.00] Oh, I'm sweating. -[289.00 --> 291.00] At this point, I don't know if she really cares. -[291.00 --> 292.00] Oh! -[292.00 --> 293.00] That was really uncomfortable. -[293.00 --> 298.00] The habit is just- it's kind of like a loose tube- tube dress. +[269.00 --> 271.00] I'm gonna take off the- +[271.00 --> 276.00] I- I- I- I- I- I almost had something come over me and I almost started apologizing to my father for making twerking videos when he's done. +[276.00 --> 277.00] He started trying to whip me. +[277.00 --> 278.00] Did she apologize? +[278.00 --> 279.00] I don't know. +[279.00 --> 280.00] I don't think so. +[280.00 --> 283.00] Didn't she like get dispossessed or emancipated or whatever the thing is for that? +[283.00 --> 284.00] I don't think so. +[284.00 --> 285.00] Oh, I'm sweating. +[285.00 --> 286.00] At this point, I don't know if she really cares. +[286.00 --> 287.00] Ugh. +[287.00 --> 288.00] That was really uncomfortable. +[288.00 --> 298.00] The habit is just- it's kind of like a loose tube- tube dress. [298.00 --> 302.00] Like it's- you can't even move your legs apart or anything. [302.00 --> 305.00] They just get stuck on the- because it can't- [305.00 --> 307.00] I can't imagine how that could possibly be comfortable. -[307.00 --> 311.00] No, it doesn't- well, I'm sure they have higher quality than like costume- -[311.00 --> 312.00] The costume one. +[307.00 --> 310.00] No, it doesn't- well, I'm sure they have higher quality than like costume- +[310.00 --> 311.00] The costume one. +[311.00 --> 312.00] Shop down the road. [312.00 --> 313.00] Yeah. -[313.00 --> 314.00] The top down the road raid habits. +[313.00 --> 314.00] Raid habits. [314.00 --> 316.00] My Cyrus hair is going away. -[316.00 --> 317.00] Yeah, that's okay. -[317.00 --> 322.00] Your Cyrus body left you a long time ago so no one's too concerned about the hair. -[322.00 --> 323.00] Whoa! -[323.00 --> 324.00] Whoa! -[324.00 --> 327.00] Did you tell people about your bra? -[327.00 --> 328.00] My bra? -[328.00 --> 329.00] Whoa! -[329.00 --> 330.00] Shhh! -[330.00 --> 331.00] What's wrong with you? -[331.00 --> 333.00] It's a secret. -[333.00 --> 336.00] I didn't say anything. -[336.00 --> 341.00] Well, don't miss- -[341.00 --> 345.00] This week's episode of Channel Super Fun, okay? -[345.00 --> 346.00] Let's just say that. -[346.00 --> 349.00] We did like a super vague thing earlier. -[349.00 --> 350.00] Yeah, it's okay. +[316.00 --> 318.00] Yeah, that's okay. +[318.00 --> 322.00] Your Cyrus body left you a long time ago so no one's too concerned about the hair. +[322.00 --> 323.00] Whoa. +[323.00 --> 324.00] Whoa. +[324.00 --> 326.00] Did you tell people about your bra? +[326.00 --> 327.00] My bra? +[327.00 --> 328.00] Whoa. +[328.00 --> 329.00] Shhh. +[329.00 --> 331.00] What's wrong with you? +[331.00 --> 332.00] It's a secret. +[332.00 --> 335.00] I didn't say anything. +[335.00 --> 344.00] Well, don't miss this week's episode of Channel Super Fun, okay? +[344.00 --> 345.00] Let's just say that. +[345.00 --> 349.00] We did like a super vague thing earlier. +[349.00 --> 350.00] Yeah, that's okay. [350.00 --> 352.00] He had no way of knowing that that was going to be a secret. [352.00 --> 354.00] You're supposed to know everything. -[355.00 --> 356.00] Is he? -[356.00 --> 357.00] Yes. -[357.00 --> 358.00] Is Nick supposed to know everything? +[354.00 --> 355.00] Is he? +[355.00 --> 356.00] Yes. +[356.00 --> 358.00] Is Nick supposed to know everything? [358.00 --> 359.00] Nope. [359.00 --> 360.00] Is that fair? [360.00 --> 361.00] Is that fair to Nick? [361.00 --> 362.00] Doesn't matter. [362.00 --> 363.00] Is that- -[363.00 --> 365.00] Is that fair to- +[363.00 --> 364.00] Because mine is trying to be all like- +[364.00 --> 365.00] Is that fair to- [365.00 --> 367.00] Right when the camera goes off, -[367.00 --> 370.00] Nick, you're supposed to know everything! -[370.00 --> 371.00] I just see it. -[371.00 --> 374.00] People are like, wow, that's a teaser! +[367.00 --> 369.00] Nick you're supposed to know everything! +[371.00 --> 374.00] People are like, wow, that's a teaser. [374.00 --> 377.00] And no, I'm not wearing a bra under the nun costume. [377.00 --> 379.00] Am I allowed to show this much skin on Twitch TV? [379.00 --> 380.00] I don't know. [380.00 --> 381.00] Who knows? [381.00 --> 382.00] Is that like- [382.00 --> 386.00] Well, you showed Miley Cyrus pictures, so I think we just lost anyway. -[386.00 --> 390.00] Cause like, if you show a picture of her, there's probably too much being shown. -[390.00 --> 391.00] As far as I could tell. -[391.00 --> 393.00] There's like, what is that line even from? -[393.00 --> 395.00] Oh yeah, I pulled the sleeves up. -[395.00 --> 402.00] You know, I gotta wonder, you know, if legit Hollywood celebrities, like someone like Miley, -[402.00 --> 407.00] started streaming on Twitch with their cleavage hanging out, would Twitch pull her down? -[407.00 --> 411.00] Or would there be different rules for Miley Cyrus? +[386.00 --> 390.00] Because like, if you show a picture of her, there's probably too much being shown. +[391.00 --> 392.00] As far as I can tell. +[392.00 --> 393.00] There's like- +[393.00 --> 394.00] What is that line even from? +[394.00 --> 395.00] Oh yeah, I pulled the sleeves up. +[395.00 --> 397.00] You know, I gotta wonder. +[397.00 --> 408.00] You know, if legit Hollywood celebrities, like someone like Miley started streaming on Twitch with their cleavage hanging out, would Twitch pull her down? +[408.00 --> 411.00] Or would there be different rules for Miley Cyrus? [411.00 --> 413.00] Depends how many viewers she brought in. [413.00 --> 415.00] Yeah, does it depend how many viewers she brought in? -[415.00 --> 416.00] Yeah, I'm sure it does. -[416.00 --> 419.00] Would you watch Miley Cyrus play video games just as a curiosity? -[419.00 --> 420.00] Like, not for a long time. -[420.00 --> 423.00] Like, would you- if you heard, like, Miley is streaming on Twitch. -[423.00 --> 425.00] I'd probably tune in to make sure that someone wasn't lying. +[415.00 --> 416.00] Yeah, sure it does. +[416.00 --> 420.00] Would you watch Miley Cyrus play video games just as a curiosity? Like not for a long time. Like would you- +[420.00 --> 421.00] Oh yeah. +[421.00 --> 423.00] If you heard, like Miley is streaming on Twitch. +[423.00 --> 426.00] I'd probably tune in to make sure that someone wasn't lying. [426.00 --> 427.00] You would be curious. [427.00 --> 428.00] Yes. [428.00 --> 429.00] So you would- -[429.00 --> 430.00] I'd be like, bull crap! -[430.00 --> 432.00] And then I'd click on it and be like, oh, she is, and leave. -[432.00 --> 433.00] She is, and leave. +[429.00 --> 432.00] I'd be like, bull crap. And then I'd click on it and be like, oh she is. +[432.00 --> 433.00] She is, at least. [433.00 --> 435.00] She's so boring after like five minutes because streaming is already boring. -[435.00 --> 437.00] Well, I don't- I don't- yeah, I don't even really watch streams. -[439.00 --> 441.00] What if she was like, really entertaining? -[442.00 --> 444.00] I don't- I don't- I don't know. +[435.00 --> 437.00] Well I don't- I don't- yeah, I don't even really watch streams. +[439.00 --> 441.00] What if she was like really entertaining? +[442.00 --> 445.00] I don't- I don't- I don't know. [445.00 --> 447.00] I haven't really found anyone that I like watching. -[447.00 --> 448.00] Like, okay. +[447.00 --> 448.00] Like okay- [448.00 --> 452.00] If she happened to- if I actually liked it, then sure, because I would watch someone if I actually liked it. -[452.00 --> 458.00] So you- you tune into the stream, and she like, 360 no-scopes some dude, like, right as you drop in, okay? -[458.00 --> 460.00] I don't care about that. -[460.00 --> 461.00] Okay, well, whatever. -[461.00 --> 462.00] She does something impressive. +[452.00 --> 459.00] So you- you tune into the stream and she like 360 no-scopes some dude like right as you drop in, okay? +[459.00 --> 460.00] I don't care about that. +[460.00 --> 462.00] Okay, well whatever. She does something impressive. [462.00 --> 463.00] Something impressive. -[463.00 --> 466.00] She does something impressive, and then- okay, okay, okay, here, here. -[466.00 --> 468.00] This is- this is actually- this is an interesting topic. -[468.00 --> 470.00] So, so she's got like legit- -[470.00 --> 471.00] Well, we're talking about me, so- +[463.00 --> 464.00] She does something impressive. +[464.00 --> 468.00] And then- okay, okay, okay, here, here. This is- this is actually- this is an interesting topic. +[468.00 --> 470.00] So- so she's got like legit- +[470.00 --> 471.00] Well we're talking about me, so- [471.00 --> 473.00] She's got legit skill, okay? [473.00 --> 474.00] And- [474.00 --> 475.00] I'm both people in this conversation. [475.00 --> 476.00] Thank you. -[476.00 --> 485.00] Um, so she's got legit skill, but- but she's doing the whole like degrading to women and debasing -[485.00 --> 492.00] streaming as- as- as a legitimate form of content thing with like, herself hanging out all over the place. +[476.00 --> 489.00] Um, so she's got legit skill, but- but she's doing the whole like degrading to women and debasing streaming as- as- as a legitimate form of content thing +[489.00 --> 490.00] with like- +[490.00 --> 491.00] She's a drunk. +[491.00 --> 492.00] She's like- [492.00 --> 495.00] Do you support it by leaving your stream tuned into it? -[495.00 --> 496.00] I- -[496.00 --> 504.00] Or do you tune out on the principle of that people shouldn't be just trying to attract attention by how they look on Twitch streams? -[504.00 --> 517.00] If- if there wasn't a- it's small, mind you, but if there wasn't a group of males on Twitch that do the exact same thing, I would probably care more. -[517.00 --> 527.00] Now it's- it's small, but there are dudes on Twitch that get viewers, uh, because of how they dress up and what they wear and what they look like. +[495.00 --> 497.00] I- I- +[497.00 --> 498.00] I- +[498.00 --> 504.00] Or do you tune out on the principle of that people shouldn't be just trying to attract attention by how they look on Twitch streams? +[504.00 --> 505.00] I- +[505.00 --> 518.00] If- if there wasn't a- it's small, mind you, but if there wasn't a group of males on Twitch that do the exact same thing, I would probably care more. +[518.00 --> 527.00] Now it's- it's small, but there are dudes on Twitch that get viewers, uh, because of how they dress up and what they wear and what they look like. [527.00 --> 528.00] It's a thing. [528.00 --> 539.00] Um, people don't talk about it because there's a much larger male population that is streaming on Twitch, and most of them aren't doing that. [539.00 --> 540.00] But it is a thing. [540.00 --> 543.00] Um, so, yeah. -[543.00 --> 548.00] Yeah, and there is a lot of dudes that take off their shirts on stream and get more people watching because of it. +[543.00 --> 548.00] And there is a lot of dudes that take off their shirts on stream and get more people watching because of it. [548.00 --> 549.00] Yes, but they're not allowed to do that anymore. [549.00 --> 550.00] And- [550.00 --> 551.00] Yeah. [551.00 --> 552.00] And rightly so. [552.00 --> 557.00] And because of that, there's dudes that have worn more revealing clothes, the exact same strategy that girls did. -[557.00 --> 562.00] So like, this is a both sides argument, so I don't know if that necessarily applies. +[557.00 --> 562.00] So, like, this is a both sides argument, so I don't know if that necessarily applies. [562.00 --> 568.00] It's really weird because you've completely transformed, but you still have really crazy long eyelashes, which is hilarious. -[568.00 --> 573.00] Um, and the- what was the other part? Degrading to women? -[573.00 --> 574.00] They're degrading to anyone. +[568.00 --> 572.00] Um, and the- what was the other part? Degrading to women? +[572.00 --> 574.00] They're degrading to anyone. [574.00 --> 576.00] I would say more like debasing the medium. [576.00 --> 582.00] Like, taking it from being about game streaming and turning it into being about hanging your boobs or your six pack out there. [582.00 --> 583.00] Right, again. [583.00 --> 584.00] Let's say that. -[584.00 --> 586.00] Because I would say it's degrading to men to do it too. -[586.00 --> 587.00] I'm not saying that it's a double-spin. -[587.00 --> 589.00] Yes, all I was trying to say is that it's- there's both sides. -[589.00 --> 592.00] Miley's a woman, so that's specifically what we're talking about. +[584.00 --> 587.00] Because I would say it's degrading to men to do it, too. I'm not saying that it's a double- +[587.00 --> 590.00] Yes, all I was trying to say is that it's- there's both sides. +[590.00 --> 592.00] Miley's a woman, so that's specifically what we're talking about. [592.00 --> 593.00] Sure, yeah. [593.00 --> 595.00] I- I don't know if I would support that. [595.00 --> 600.00] I don't also know if I would care, because that's one of the reasons why I'm not really into watching Twitch streams as well, [600.00 --> 603.00] is I don't care who's- I don't care about your little camera box. [603.00 --> 605.00] Mmm, so you're just strictly gaming. [605.00 --> 606.00] Yeah. -[606.00 --> 610.00] If someone's doing really well, or especially if someone's trying to show something, like I like speedrunners. +[606.00 --> 610.00] If someone's doing really well, or especially if someone's trying to show something, like, I like speedrunners. [610.00 --> 611.00] Yeah. -[611.00 --> 614.00] That is Twitch streams that I'll watch when there's like speedrunning competitions and stuff. +[611.00 --> 614.00] That is Twitch streams that I'll watch when there's, like, speedrunning competitions and stuff. [614.00 --> 615.00] Right. -[615.00 --> 616.00] There's like no personality usually. -[616.00 --> 621.00] Yeah, and I don't care, because I'm not like- I- ugh, I don't want to be like a jerk and say that, -[621.00 --> 623.00] but that's not the medium that I'm going to want to digest this through. +[615.00 --> 616.00] And there's, like, no personality, usually. +[616.00 --> 623.00] Yeah, and I don't care, because I'm not, like, I- ugh, I don't want to be, like, a jerk and say that, but that's not the medium that I'm gonna want to digest this through. [623.00 --> 624.00] Right. -[624.00 --> 627.00] If you make- I've watched some gaming videos on YouTube. -[627.00 --> 629.00] So you want it to be more compiled and- +[624.00 --> 626.00] If you make- I've watched some gaming videos on YouTube. +[626.00 --> 629.00] So you want it to be more compiled and- [629.00 --> 630.00] Yeah. [630.00 --> 631.00] I'm not- [631.00 --> 632.00] Tightened up for you. [632.00 --> 633.00] Yeah, I don't know. -[633.00 --> 636.00] To me, if I'm entertained, I'm not going to tune out on principle alone. +[633.00 --> 636.00] To me, if I'm entertained, I'm not gonna tune out on principle alone. [636.00 --> 640.00] Yes, no, I agree, but I'm probably not going to be entertained. [640.00 --> 641.00] Yeah. [641.00 --> 642.00] That's what I'm trying to explain. [642.00 --> 643.00] I see. [643.00 --> 644.00] By the way, my eyelashes are always this long. [644.00 --> 645.00] I'm not wearing extensions. -[645.00 --> 646.00] To see- -[646.00 --> 647.00] No, I know, I know. -[647.00 --> 651.00] But like, because they're black from the whatever mascara stuff- -[651.00 --> 652.00] Yeah, I'm wearing mascara. -[652.00 --> 654.00] It makes it stand out a lot more, right? +[645.00 --> 650.00] No, I know, I know, but, like, because they're black from the- whatever mascara stuff- +[650.00 --> 651.00] Yeah, I'm wearing mascara. +[651.00 --> 654.00] It makes it stand out a lot more, right? [654.00 --> 655.00] Yeah. [655.00 --> 657.00] I actually went pretty light on them. -[657.00 --> 658.00] It's contrasting. -[658.00 --> 663.00] My sister did make up on me when I was like 12. -[663.00 --> 665.00] Like, I lost a bet or something. +[657.00 --> 658.00] But it's contrasting. +[658.00 --> 663.00] My sister did up- did makeup on me when I was, like, 12. +[663.00 --> 664.00] Like, I lost a bet or something. +[664.00 --> 665.00] Like, it's one of those things. [665.00 --> 666.00] Sure, yeah. -[666.00 --> 667.00] Like, it's one of those things. -[667.00 --> 668.00] I have an older sister. -[668.00 --> 671.00] I probably- if you have an older sister, you know what? -[671.00 --> 672.00] We're going to straw pull this. +[666.00 --> 667.00] I have an older sister. +[667.00 --> 671.00] I probably- if you have an older sister, you know what? +[671.00 --> 672.00] We're gonna straw-pull this. [672.00 --> 673.00] Yeah. [673.00 --> 674.00] Okay. -[674.00 --> 675.00] I don't, but like, it makes sense. +[674.00 --> 675.00] I don't, but, like, it makes sense. [675.00 --> 676.00] Who cares? -[676.00 --> 680.00] At some point or another, it's very likely if you have an older sister that you ended up +[676.00 --> 680.00] At some point or another, it's very likely, if you have an older sister, that you ended up [680.00 --> 682.00] being a makeup dummy at some point. -[682.00 --> 685.00] So if you have an older sister- -[685.00 --> 686.00] Luke, did you lose a bet? -[686.00 --> 688.00] Did you get made up at some point? -[688.00 --> 689.00] No. -[689.00 --> 690.00] I never have. -[690.00 --> 691.00] Richard. -[691.00 --> 696.00] Let's go yes, no, and then, okay. -[696.00 --> 697.00] I want to hear from you guys. -[697.00 --> 698.00] But, yeah. -[698.00 --> 704.00] She would always tell me that- and like, she did me up with like really heavy eye makeup -[704.00 --> 705.00] once. -[705.00 --> 712.00] And it's like, if someone showed me those smoldering eyes, I'd be like- +[682.00 --> 685.00] Uh, so if you have an older sister- +[685.00 --> 687.00] Luke, did you lose a bet? +[687.00 --> 688.00] Did you get made up at some point? +[688.00 --> 689.00] Nope. +[689.00 --> 690.00] I never had. +[690.00 --> 691.00] Oh, it's a pretty good- +[691.00 --> 696.00] Let's go yes, no, and then, um, okay. +[696.00 --> 698.00] So I wanna hear from you guys. +[698.00 --> 702.00] But, uh, but, but yeah, she would always tell me that- and, like, she- she- she did me +[702.00 --> 708.00] up with, like, really heavy eye makeup once, and it's like, if someone- if someone showed +[708.00 --> 712.00] me those- those smoldering eyes, I'd be like- [712.00 --> 713.00] You're trying to do so. -[713.00 --> 715.00] And like, not the rest of the- it was weird. +[713.00 --> 715.00] And, like, not the rest of the- it was weird. [715.00 --> 717.00] It was actually kind of weird. -[717.00 --> 721.00] Like, the eyes popped and I was like, nope, no. -[721.00 --> 724.00] Nope, nope, nope, I'm out. -[724.00 --> 725.00] That's it. -[725.00 --> 726.00] Nope, done. -[726.00 --> 727.00] This goes- -[727.00 --> 728.00] You noped the hell out of there? -[728.00 --> 733.00] This goes way beyond like, you know, outside of your sexual preference. -[733.00 --> 736.00] This goes way beyond like incest. -[736.00 --> 737.00] It's yourself. +[717.00 --> 721.00] Like- like, the eyes popped, and I was like, nope, no. +[721.00 --> 722.00] Nope. +[722.00 --> 723.00] Nope. +[723.00 --> 724.00] Nope. +[724.00 --> 725.00] Nope. +[725.00 --> 726.00] Nope. +[726.00 --> 727.00] Nope. +[727.00 --> 728.00] I'm out. +[728.00 --> 729.00] That's it. +[729.00 --> 730.00] Nope. +[730.00 --> 731.00] Done. +[731.00 --> 737.00] Like, outside of your- your sexual preference, this goes way beyond, like, incest, it's yourself. [737.00 --> 739.00] Isn't there something called- there's a name for that. -[739.00 --> 741.00] There's probably a name for anything. -[741.00 --> 742.00] Ah, yes. -[742.00 --> 745.00] Where he looked in the reflection on the water and fell in love with himself. -[745.00 --> 746.00] Yeah. -[746.00 --> 747.00] And like, his whole life just fell apart. +[739.00 --> 740.00] Well, he's- there's probably a name for anything. +[740.00 --> 741.00] Ah, yes. +[741.00 --> 746.00] Where he looked in the reflection on the water and fell in love with himself, and then, like, +[746.00 --> 747.00] his whole life just fell apart. [747.00 --> 748.00] Yeah. -[748.00 --> 753.00] Alright, so the vast majority of you are saying shortcake. -[753.00 --> 754.00] I saw this on the side. -[754.00 --> 755.00] This is new. -[755.00 --> 756.00] No, I don't think so. -[756.00 --> 757.00] Really? -[757.00 --> 758.00] Yeah. -[758.00 --> 760.00] I've literally never noticed that before. -[760.00 --> 762.00] Yeah, Luke likes the pie chart. -[762.00 --> 763.00] Yeah, it's kind of cool. -[763.00 --> 768.00] But it looks like we've got about a 50-50 split between the people who legitimately answered +[748.00 --> 749.00] I saw this on the side. +[749.00 --> 750.00] This is new. +[750.00 --> 751.00] No, I don't think so. +[751.00 --> 752.00] Really? +[752.00 --> 753.00] Yeah. +[753.00 --> 754.00] I've literally never noticed that before. +[754.00 --> 755.00] Yeah, Luke likes the pie chart. +[755.00 --> 756.00] Yeah, it's kind of cool. +[756.00 --> 768.00] But it looks like we've got about a 50-50 split between the people who legitimately answered, [768.00 --> 769.00] and people saying yes or no. -[769.00 --> 770.00] So it looks like older sisters- -[770.00 --> 774.00] We've also seen our straw polls are maybe not the most accurate thing ever. -[774.00 --> 775.00] You're not the most representative of- -[775.00 --> 776.00] You're not the most representative of- -[776.00 --> 780.00] People vote for like, what's fun instead of what actually happened. +[769.00 --> 771.00] So it looks like older sisters- +[771.00 --> 775.00] We've also seen our straw polls are maybe not the most accurate thing ever. +[775.00 --> 776.00] We're not the most representative of- +[776.00 --> 780.00] People vote for, like, what's fun instead of what actually happened. [780.00 --> 786.00] Well, we'll let you guys know if we ever really need to know what you think, but in general- [786.00 --> 787.00] I want to jump on this real quick. [787.00 --> 789.00] I've never seen a banner ad for Bellagio. [789.00 --> 791.00] It's literally just bread. [791.00 --> 792.00] What's Bellagio? -[792.00 --> 793.00] It's literally just bread. -[793.00 --> 795.00] Oh, mine's for the Cosmopolitan. -[795.00 --> 796.00] I must know I'm going to Vegas. -[796.00 --> 797.00] Yeah, really. -[797.00 --> 798.00] Anyways- -[798.00 --> 801.00] A little late, booked my hotel already, but good try. +[792.00 --> 794.00] It's literally just bread. +[794.00 --> 795.00] Mine's for the Cosmopolitan. +[795.00 --> 797.00] I must know I'm going to Vegas. +[797.00 --> 798.00] Yeah, really. +[798.00 --> 799.00] Anyways- +[799.00 --> 801.00] A little late, booked my hotel already, but good try. [801.00 --> 802.00] Note about Bellagio bread. [802.00 --> 804.00] It is made where literally everything else is made. [804.00 --> 808.00] The difference is they shoot a line of water down the middle and then they sprinkle flour on top. [808.00 --> 809.00] He worked at a bread factory. [809.00 --> 810.00] There's no other difference. [810.00 --> 811.00] I used to make it. -[811.00 --> 812.00] Legit worked at a bread factory. -[812.00 --> 813.00] I used to make it. -[813.00 --> 814.00] Yep. -[814.00 --> 815.00] It is not special. -[815.00 --> 821.00] Goes to show you, if you work at a bread factory, maybe things aren't so dismal for you in the future. +[811.00 --> 812.00] He worked- +[812.00 --> 813.00] Legit worked at a bread factory. +[813.00 --> 814.00] I used to make it. +[814.00 --> 815.00] Yep. +[815.00 --> 816.00] It is not special. +[816.00 --> 821.00] Goes to show you, if you work at a bread factory, maybe things aren't so dismal for you in the future. [821.00 --> 823.00] Maybe you could work for Linus Media Group someday. [823.00 --> 825.00] That was what stood out to me about his resume. [825.00 --> 826.00] Bread factory. -[826.00 --> 827.00] The bread factory. -[827.00 --> 830.00] Oh my god. -[830.00 --> 832.00] My favourite job title there was Bun Packer. -[832.00 --> 834.00] Oh my god. -[834.00 --> 836.00] That's where everyone starts. +[826.00 --> 827.00] Oh my god. +[827.00 --> 832.00] My favourite job title there was Bun Packer. +[832.00 --> 833.00] Oh my god. +[833.00 --> 836.00] That's where everyone starts. [836.00 --> 837.00] You start as a Bun Packer. [837.00 --> 838.00] I'm not kidding. [838.00 --> 840.00] That is 100% the official title. -[840.00 --> 844.00] It is on your like, you get paid as a Bun Packer. -[844.00 --> 846.00] Your official title is Bun Packer. -[846.00 --> 850.00] What you do is you pick up, this is, I'm talking about automation jobs. -[850.00 --> 855.00] You pick up bags of bread from one side and you pack them into a tray. -[855.00 --> 862.00] So you do this for four hours and then you get your break and then you do this for four hours. -[862.00 --> 864.00] You don't think that can't be automated. -[864.00 --> 865.00] You've got something wrong. +[840.00 --> 843.00] It is on your like- you get paid as a Bun Packer. +[843.00 --> 846.00] Your official title is Bun Packer. +[846.00 --> 847.00] Yeah, my name is. +[847.00 --> 850.00] What you do is you pick up- I'm talking about automation jobs. +[850.00 --> 854.00] You pick up bags of bread from one side and you pack them into a tray. +[854.00 --> 861.00] So you do this for four hours and then you get your break and then you do this for four hours. +[861.00 --> 863.00] You don't think that can't be automated. +[863.00 --> 865.00] You've got something wrong. [865.00 --> 868.00] So once after that I moved on I was no longer a Bun Packer. [868.00 --> 870.00] But yeah, that's where everybody starts. [870.00 --> 874.00] And the entire Twitch chat is exploding. -[874.00 --> 877.00] Because I don't know if you've even seen that episode of South Park. +[874.00 --> 877.00] Cause I don't know if you've even seen that episode of South Park. [877.00 --> 878.00] Yes. [878.00 --> 879.00] Okay. -[879.00 --> 883.00] The second you start working there, everyone that's worked there for a while is like, +[879.00 --> 883.00] Okay, the second you start working there, everyone that's worked there for a while is like, [883.00 --> 884.00] Have you seen the South Park episode? [884.00 --> 885.00] Yes. -[885.00 --> 886.00] Where they talk about like... +[885.00 --> 886.00] Where they talk about like- [886.00 --> 887.00] Why would they call it that? -[887.00 --> 891.00] Why don't they just change it to Bun Packaging Technician? -[891.00 --> 892.00] Or something. -[892.00 --> 893.00] That doesn't necessarily sound better. +[887.00 --> 890.00] Why don't they just change it to Bun Packaging Technician? +[890.00 --> 891.00] Or something. +[891.00 --> 893.00] That doesn't necessarily sound better. [893.00 --> 895.00] No, it really doesn't, does it? [895.00 --> 899.00] You can't make buns and packing not sound ridiculous. -[899.00 --> 900.00] Bun Transportation Technician. -[900.00 --> 903.00] Bun Pre-distribution Manager. +[899.00 --> 900.00] Bun transportation technician. +[900.00 --> 902.00] Bun pre-distribution ma- +[902.00 --> 903.00] Manager. [903.00 --> 904.00] Manager. [904.00 --> 905.00] Manager. [905.00 --> 907.00] Okay, now we're overdoing it. @@ -436,116 +434,115 @@ [924.00 --> 925.00] Bun Packer. [925.00 --> 926.00] Hashtag Bun Packer. [926.00 --> 931.00] Just have like an empty tray with like the dotted out lines around it and then bags of buns. -[931.00 --> 933.00] So they go in there. +[931.00 --> 933.00] They go in there. [933.00 --> 934.00] Bun Packer. [934.00 --> 935.00] Bun Packer. [936.00 --> 937.00] Alright. [937.00 --> 938.00] So... [938.00 --> 939.00] Right, yes. -[939.00 --> 941.00] Anyone tuning into the stream... +[939.00 --> 942.00] Anyone tuning into the stream, wait. [944.00 --> 949.00] Not only are we only in partial makeup now, I'm still a little bit Miley Cyrus. [949.00 --> 950.00] Yeah. -[950.00 --> 952.00] I think we're done here. +[950.00 --> 951.00] I think we're done here. +[951.00 --> 952.00] I think we're done here. [952.00 --> 955.00] Can someone get a screenshot of right when I had taken my wig off? [955.00 --> 956.00] Probably. -[956.00 --> 957.00] Definitely where it was the best. +[956.00 --> 957.00] Because that's definitely where it was the best. [957.00 --> 958.00] Yeah, it'll be on the Twitch archive. -[958.00 --> 960.00] We don't upload the after party, but it'll be on the Twitch archive. -[960.00 --> 961.00] I'm sure. -[961.00 --> 962.00] Cause we'll put that in the memes thread on the forum. +[958.00 --> 961.00] We don't upload the after party, but it'll be on the Twitch archive for sure. +[961.00 --> 962.00] Can someone put that in the memes thread on the forum? [962.00 --> 965.00] Maybe Jacksack will do a Luke Miley drawing. [965.00 --> 968.00] I was expecting Jacksack might do one of both of us. [968.00 --> 969.00] I'm sure he will. [969.00 --> 970.00] Good old Jacksack. [970.00 --> 971.00] I was... -[971.00 --> 973.00] Yeah, I didn't see it posted. -[973.00 --> 974.00] Obviously I wasn't watching it. -[974.00 --> 975.00] Big... -[975.00 --> 977.00] Big bra says, dude I'm so high I'm confused. -[977.00 --> 984.00] I was talking to someone about Interstellar and they were like, imagine someone watched Interstellar -[984.00 --> 985.00] while high on something. +[971.00 --> 972.00] Yeah, I didn't see it posted. +[972.00 --> 973.00] Obviously I wasn't watching it. +[973.00 --> 974.00] Big... +[974.00 --> 976.00] Big bra says, dude I'm so high I'm confused. +[976.00 --> 983.00] I was talking to someone about Interstellar and they were like, imagine someone watched +[983.00 --> 985.00] Interstellar while like high on something. [985.00 --> 987.00] And I was like, seriously? [987.00 --> 989.00] Imagine how many people just left the theater. -[989.00 --> 991.00] Because it's like it's already just screws with your head. -[991.00 --> 992.00] Right. +[989.00 --> 992.00] Because it's like it's already just screws with your head. [992.00 --> 996.00] And if you are messed in some way, that's gotta just be the most ridiculous... [996.00 --> 997.00] I haven't seen it. [997.00 --> 998.00] How was it? [998.00 --> 999.00] I liked it. -[999.00 --> 1003.00] The way I talked to Taryn about this, because I talked to Taryn about space things, is when -[1003.00 --> 1009.00] you go and watch it, you have to be ready to switch on and off throughout the movie. +[999.00 --> 1004.00] The way I talked to Taryn about this, because I talked to Taryn about space things, is when +[1004.00 --> 1009.00] you go and watch it, you have to be ready to switch on and off throughout the movie. [1009.00 --> 1011.00] It's not a movie where you go and you turn your brain off. -[1011.00 --> 1012.00] Right. -[1012.00 --> 1014.00] It's not a movie where you go and you make sure you're paying attention with your brain +[1011.00 --> 1014.00] It's not a movie where you go and you make sure you're paying attention with your brain [1014.00 --> 1015.00] on all the time. [1015.00 --> 1016.00] See that bugs me. -[1016.00 --> 1017.00] It does. +[1016.00 --> 1017.00] It does, but it's doable. [1017.00 --> 1018.00] A lot. -[1018.00 --> 1019.00] But it's doable. -[1019.00 --> 1020.00] Yeah. -[1020.00 --> 1021.00] And it's pretty discerning. -[1021.00 --> 1023.00] Like you can tell, okay that is obviously over sensationalized. +[1018.00 --> 1019.00] Yeah. +[1019.00 --> 1020.00] And it's pretty discerning. +[1020.00 --> 1023.00] Like you can tell, okay that is obviously over sensationalized. [1023.00 --> 1026.00] And then the next part you can tell like, okay that was probably supposed to be digested. -[1026.00 --> 1033.00] Because for me, it's all about maintaining the rules of your, of your, of like maintaining +[1026.00 --> 1033.00] Cause for me, it's all about maintaining the rules of your, of your, of like maintaining [1033.00 --> 1037.00] the believability within the confines of the universe you've created. [1037.00 --> 1038.00] They do okay with that. -[1038.00 --> 1043.00] The problem is that they're, they're, one of the locations is the earth and a lot of -[1043.00 --> 1044.00] times when you do that... -[1044.00 --> 1045.00] You should be really careful with spoilers. -[1045.00 --> 1046.00] I am... -[1046.00 --> 1047.00] Okay, yeah. -[1047.00 --> 1048.00] Guys don't worry, no spoilers. -[1048.00 --> 1049.00] It's, it's interstellar. -[1049.00 --> 1051.00] Obviously there's more locations than just the earth. -[1051.00 --> 1054.00] One of the, obviously one of the main locations is the earth. -[1054.00 --> 1057.00] Whenever you do that, you're relating to real world physics and stuff, right? -[1057.00 --> 1058.00] Right. -[1058.00 --> 1064.00] So they, they do break out of the idea that it's probably not necessarily 100% all the -[1064.00 --> 1065.00] physics that we have now. -[1065.00 --> 1069.00] But, one thing to keep in mind is that people like Neil deGrasse Tyson have come out and -[1069.00 --> 1072.00] said the science on it is like an 8 or 9 out of 10. +[1038.00 --> 1043.00] The problem is that they're, they're, one of the locations is the earth and a lot of times +[1043.00 --> 1044.00] You should be really careful with spoilers. +[1044.00 --> 1045.00] I am. +[1045.00 --> 1046.00] Okay. +[1046.00 --> 1047.00] Yeah. +[1047.00 --> 1048.00] Guys don't worry. +[1048.00 --> 1049.00] No spoilers. +[1049.00 --> 1050.00] It's, it's interstellar. +[1050.00 --> 1051.00] Obviously there's more locations than just the earth. +[1051.00 --> 1053.00] Um, one of the, obviously one of the main locations is the earth. +[1053.00 --> 1057.00] And whenever you do that, you're relating to real world physics and stuff. +[1057.00 --> 1058.00] Right? +[1058.00 --> 1064.00] They, they, they do break out of the idea that it's probably not necessarily 100% all the +[1064.00 --> 1066.00] physics that we have now. +[1066.00 --> 1070.00] But one thing to keep in mind is that people like Neil deGrasse Tyson have come out and +[1070.00 --> 1072.00] said the science on it is like an eight or nine out of 10. [1072.00 --> 1073.00] Right. -[1073.00 --> 1075.00] The problems with it is the oversensation. -[1075.00 --> 1080.00] Because they'll, they'll take something and take it too far to make it more exciting. +[1073.00 --> 1078.00] The problem with it is the over sensation because they'll, they'll take something and take it +[1078.00 --> 1080.00] too far to make it more exciting. [1080.00 --> 1084.00] Like if something would have happened, it will happen, but then it'll be glamorized. -[1084.00 --> 1086.00] Like it'll be more drastic. +[1084.00 --> 1086.00] Like it'll be more drastic and more aggressive. [1086.00 --> 1087.00] Right. -[1087.00 --> 1088.00] More aggressive. -[1088.00 --> 1089.00] Hollywood. -[1089.00 --> 1090.00] Yeah, yeah, yeah. -[1090.00 --> 1095.00] But the ideas of everything that could possibly happen is probably right, at least to a certain -[1095.00 --> 1096.00] degree. -[1096.00 --> 1098.00] They just made it more visibly appealing. -[1098.00 --> 1101.00] It's kind of like when it, when the movie says based on a true story. -[1101.00 --> 1103.00] Actually, someone, someone brought up Apollo 13. -[1103.00 --> 1109.00] Like why Apollo 13 was such a great movie was because it was, it kind of stuck to, stuck -[1109.00 --> 1111.00] to what actually happened. -[1111.00 --> 1114.00] And that's, okay, maybe that's a bad example of based on a true story. -[1114.00 --> 1119.00] Because to my understanding, they actually did a really good job of, of, of keeping things, -[1119.00 --> 1121.00] uh, uh, pretty true to, to the actual events. -[1121.00 --> 1124.00] So what, what, what else would I compare it to? -[1124.00 --> 1126.00] Any, okay. -[1126.00 --> 1132.00] Any sports, any sports movie ever where it's very dramatized and sort of the, the struggle +[1087.00 --> 1088.00] Hollywood. +[1088.00 --> 1089.00] Yeah. +[1089.00 --> 1090.00] Yeah. +[1090.00 --> 1091.00] Yeah. +[1091.00 --> 1094.00] But the ideas of everything that could possibly happen is probably right. +[1094.00 --> 1098.00] At least to a certain degree, they just made it more visibly appealing. +[1098.00 --> 1102.00] It's kind of like when it, when the movie says based on a true story, actually someone, +[1102.00 --> 1108.00] someone brought up Apollo 13, like why Apollo 13 was such a great movie was because it was, +[1108.00 --> 1111.00] it kind of stuck to, stuck to what actually happened. +[1111.00 --> 1112.00] And that's okay. +[1112.00 --> 1114.00] Maybe that's a bad example of based on a true story. +[1114.00 --> 1119.00] Cause to my understanding, they actually did a really good job of, of, of keeping things +[1119.00 --> 1121.00] pretty true to the, to the actual events. +[1121.00 --> 1123.00] So what, what, what else would I compare it to? +[1126.00 --> 1127.00] Any, okay. +[1127.00 --> 1132.00] Any sports, any sports movie ever where it's very dramatized and sort of the, the struggle [1132.00 --> 1135.00] that the person goes through and they did would have gone through a struggle, but it's -[1135.00 --> 1139.00] going to be designed and, and it's going to be more intense, cut up to, to jerk it your, -[1139.00 --> 1142.00] your heartstrings, pull your heartstrings and jerk it your tears. -[1142.00 --> 1144.00] Um, like they'll, they'll take scenarios. -[1144.00 --> 1147.00] Like I'm, I'm going to do this without spoilers, but it's going to be fairly difficult. -[1147.00 --> 1150.00] They'll take a scenario where, yes, Tom Hanks is amazing. -[1150.00 --> 1151.00] Sorry, carry on. -[1151.00 --> 1154.00] Like there is some impending doom of some sort. +[1135.00 --> 1140.00] going to be designed and, and it's going to be more intense, cut up to, to jerk it your, +[1140.00 --> 1143.00] your heartstrings, pull your heartstrings and jerk it your tears. +[1143.00 --> 1145.00] Um, like they'll, they'll take scenarios. +[1145.00 --> 1148.00] Like I'm going to do this without spoilers, but it's going to be fairly difficult. +[1148.00 --> 1151.00] They'll take a scenario where, I guess Tom Hanks is amazing. +[1151.00 --> 1152.00] Sorry, carry on. +[1152.00 --> 1154.00] Like there is some impending doom of some sort. [1154.00 --> 1156.00] I'm trying to be as vague as possible. [1156.00 --> 1164.00] Um, and instead of it being like probably somewhat mild and to a certain degree avoidable, [1164.00 --> 1169.00] they'll make it so that it's very aggressive and not avoidable. -[1169.00 --> 1171.00] That's basically all I'm going to go to. +[1169.00 --> 1170.00] Right. +[1170.00 --> 1171.00] That's basically all I'm going to go to. [1171.00 --> 1174.00] So like it, it would have happened regardless. [1174.00 --> 1175.00] Right. -[1175.00 --> 1179.00] They're just changing slight properties about it, but they're not changing the fact that it happened. -[1179.00 --> 1180.00] If they're not changing. -[1180.00 --> 1183.00] They're changing outcomes more than the circumstances. -[1183.00 --> 1187.00] The, yeah, because things are more drastic than they should be. -[1187.00 --> 1188.00] I've got. -[1188.00 --> 1189.00] It's like, it's like you catalyzed everything. +[1175.00 --> 1178.00] They're just changing slight properties about it, but they're not changing the fact that +[1178.00 --> 1179.00] it happened. +[1179.00 --> 1180.00] They're not changing. +[1180.00 --> 1183.00] They're changing outcomes more than circumstances. +[1183.00 --> 1187.00] Yeah, because things are more drastic than they should be. +[1187.00 --> 1189.00] It's like, it's like you catalyzed everything. [1189.00 --> 1190.00] Right. [1190.00 --> 1192.00] I've got people asking why I'm wearing the Shurs. [1192.00 --> 1194.00] I forgot my Sennheisers at home. @@ -556,29 +553,31 @@ [1202.00 --> 1203.00] Um, but yeah, no, I don't have them today. [1203.00 --> 1204.00] So I needed something to wear. [1204.00 --> 1205.00] These are quite comfortable. -[1205.00 --> 1208.00] That's what I really like about the SE 215s. -[1208.00 --> 1209.00] The comfort is outstanding. -[1209.00 --> 1211.00] The connectors are kind of pretty good. -[1211.00 --> 1212.00] Oh my God. -[1212.00 --> 1214.00] I've heard they used to be better. +[1205.00 --> 1208.00] That's what I really like about the SE215s. +[1208.00 --> 1210.00] The comfort is outstanding. +[1210.00 --> 1212.00] The connectors are kind of pretty good. +[1212.00 --> 1213.00] Oh my God. +[1213.00 --> 1214.00] I've heard they used to be better. [1214.00 --> 1215.00] Wow. [1215.00 --> 1216.00] That's awful. -[1216.00 --> 1219.00] Are you going to send that to me so that I can share it? +[1216.00 --> 1218.00] Are you going to send that to me so that I can screen share it? +[1218.00 --> 1219.00] Yeah. [1219.00 --> 1220.00] Oh man. -[1220.00 --> 1222.00] Send it on, uh, here? +[1220.00 --> 1221.00] Send it on, uh... +[1221.00 --> 1222.00] Here? [1222.00 --> 1223.00] Yeah. [1223.00 --> 1224.00] Yeah. -[1224.00 --> 1225.00] I got this. -[1225.00 --> 1229.00] Someone just said Luke, check this out in the chat and usually I don't click on those, -[1229.00 --> 1231.00] but I thought it might've been the screenshot. -[1231.00 --> 1232.00] Yeah. -[1232.00 --> 1234.00] It's not the screenshot, but it's still pretty good. +[1224.00 --> 1226.00] I got this. +[1226.00 --> 1228.00] Someone just said, Luke, check this out in the chat. +[1228.00 --> 1231.00] Usually I don't click on those, but I thought it might have been the screenshot. +[1231.00 --> 1234.00] It's not the screenshot, but it's still pretty good. [1234.00 --> 1235.00] Yeah. -[1239.00 --> 1241.00] I don't even know what to say. -[1241.00 --> 1242.00] Why do we even do this show? -[1246.00 --> 1248.00] Some days I really wonder. -[1248.00 --> 1250.00] That was epic. -[1250.00 --> 1251.00] All right. -[1251.00 --> 1255.00] Well, we'll see you guys next week. +[1235.00 --> 1236.00] Yeah. +[1236.00 --> 1237.00] I don't even know what to say. +[1237.00 --> 1238.00] Why do we even do this show? +[1238.00 --> 1239.00] Some days I really wonder. +[1239.00 --> 1240.00] That was epic. +[1240.00 --> 1241.00] Alright. +[1241.00 --> 1255.00] Well, we'll see you guys next week. [1255.00 --> 1256.00] Thanks for tuning in. -[1256.00 --> 1257.00] Thanks for tuning in. +[1256.00 --> 1257.00] I'm kidding. diff --git a/The WAN Show Afterparty - Dec 26, 2014_transcript.txt b/The WAN Show Afterparty - Dec 26, 2014_transcript.txt index da54aee63ce4590c1ef897f6bd52acf95091e606..7f701e3a9d7f2db7885a6c6cb89e6856136f9daf 100644 --- a/The WAN Show Afterparty - Dec 26, 2014_transcript.txt +++ b/The WAN Show Afterparty - Dec 26, 2014_transcript.txt @@ -1,907 +1,403 @@ [0.00 --> 2.00] responding oh [6.00 --> 8.00] I see ah [8.10 --> 10.10] tablet multitasking for the not win -[10.60 --> 14.72] Yeah, all right. Hold on. I just got to pull down the we're live tweets and everything -[14.72 --> 17.96] Yeah, I always forget to do that and then I get all these people +[10.60 --> 15.02] Yeah, all right. Hold on. I just got to pull down the we're live tweets and everything. Yeah +[15.02 --> 17.96] I always forget to do that and then I get all these people [20.52 --> 22.52] Yeah, sorry sorry [23.22 --> 28.70] My favorite thing ever was when I did I can't after party tonight by the way guys I have more Christmas stuff to do [28.70 --> 30.70] I'm sorry [31.64 --> 35.50] But I can't do my after party I guess this one's gonna be really short -[36.20 --> 38.56] But I did an after party for Far Cry 4 -[38.76 --> 46.38] Then I did the alternate ending which was like a huge amount of standing in one spot and then essentially a short cinematic and then the game ends +[36.20 --> 40.32] But I did an after party for Far Cry 4 then I did the alternate ending +[40.32 --> 46.38] Which was like a huge amount of standing in one spot and then essentially a short cinematic and then the game ends [47.94 --> 51.42] And then I was like, okay cool done and then just close the whole stream [51.88 --> 57.46] That's terrible. I came back later. I'd like completely shut down the whole stream everyone's like -[58.70 --> 65.96] I essentially stood in one spot for 15 minutes watched like a two minute long cinematic and then it just closed the whole stream -[65.96 --> 69.16] You're terrible. That was awesome -[69.16 --> 76.46] I um, I'm kind of excited. I kind of want to stream this weekend just so that I can try out the razor siren mic -[76.46 --> 82.22] But they've sent me two of them so far and neither of them works on my desktop for some reason -[82.22 --> 86.92] It just says this device cannot start. I pulled one of them into the office today plugged it into the Mac -[87.88 --> 91.10] Worked instantly so I'm not sure what the deal is -[91.10 --> 94.40] I haven't heard back from them today because it's like holiday week and stuff -[94.40 --> 99.64] But we actually had a new peak viewer count today. Did we yeah? Wow. We passed 7k -[99.64 --> 105.70] Wow, that's incredible. That was pretty sweet and we covered like two news topics. I know -[107.06 --> 112.30] Well, there wasn't a lot to talk about. It is a cool show regardless. I think I thought it was alright. Yeah -[113.08 --> 115.24] Apparently other people did too. It's just kind of funny -[116.84 --> 120.14] I like these loot crate sponsor spots. They're fun. They are fun -[120.14 --> 124.88] We get to open the thing. I feel like we do them for way too long, but like I don't know. I'm having fun -[124.88 --> 129.08] Yeah, and I want to pull everything out and no one really seems to like oh my god -[129.08 --> 133.60] That's not how you're supposed to use it is it I guess you claimed it now. I only touched it with my teeth -[133.60 --> 137.50] There's actually very little saliva. Ha ha you didn't say there's no saliva +[58.70 --> 65.98] I essentially stood in one spot for 15 minutes watched like a two minute long cinematic and then it just closed the whole stream +[65.98 --> 67.98] You're terrible +[67.98 --> 76.46] I'm kind of excited. I kind of want to stream this weekend just so that I can try out the razor siren mic +[76.70 --> 82.10] But they've sent me two of them so far and neither of them works on my desktop for some reason +[82.10 --> 86.92] It just says this device cannot start. I pulled one of them into the office today plugged it into the Mac +[87.92 --> 91.10] Worked instantly so I'm not sure what the deal is +[91.10 --> 96.64] I haven't heard back from them today because it's like holiday week and stuff, but we actually had a new peak viewer count today +[96.64 --> 99.64] Did we yeah? Wow we passed 7k +[100.16 --> 105.70] Wow, that's incredible. That was pretty sweet and we covered like two news topics. I know +[105.70 --> 112.32] Well, there wasn't a lot to talk about and it was a cool show regardless. I think I thought it was alright. Yeah +[113.14 --> 115.54] Apparently other people did too. It's just kind of funny. I +[117.04 --> 120.84] Like these loot crate sponsor spots. They're fun. They are fun. We get to open the thing +[120.84 --> 125.26] I feel like we do them for way too long, but like I don't know. I'm having fun. Yeah +[125.26 --> 127.76] I want to pull everything out and no one really seems to like oh +[128.40 --> 133.62] My god, that's not how you're supposed to use it is it? I guess you claimed it now. I only touched it with my teeth +[133.62 --> 137.48] There's actually very little saliva. Ha ha you didn't say there's no saliva [138.28 --> 140.28] Very little well, we could give it to Nick -[142.32 --> 146.42] Alright that works. I mean what's a better way of like marking your territory -[146.42 --> 151.84] Is it marking your territory and making sure everyone knows you marked it or marking your territory and then letting them use it -[154.88 --> 160.64] I don't know I think in theory making sure that everyone knows but if you wanted to troll -[162.02 --> 168.38] Instead of like actually marking it so that other people don't have it if you want to just troll then yeah, I think you're fine, right? -[170.30 --> 176.38] I'm tired. Yeah me too. I feel I have a sore throat though. I'm pretty sure I'm getting sick. Oh really? Yeah -[176.72 --> 181.26] Don't get sick for CES dude. Well better to get sick before CES than at CES -[181.26 --> 188.48] Well, yeah, oh my god. That was so much peanut butter on my hand. That was disgusting. That was insane +[142.36 --> 146.42] Alright that works. I mean what's a better way of like marking your territory? +[146.42 --> 151.84] Is it marking your territory and making sure everyone knows you marked it or marking your territory and then letting them use it? +[155.56 --> 160.64] I think in theory making sure that everyone knows but if you wanted to troll +[160.64 --> 167.58] Instead of like actually marking it so that other people don't have it if you wanted to just troll then yeah, I think you're fine +[167.58 --> 169.58] right oh +[169.58 --> 176.38] Oh, I'm tired. Yeah me too. I feel I have a sore throat though. I'm pretty sure I'm getting sick. Oh really? Yeah +[176.74 --> 181.24] Don't get sick for CES dude. Well better to get sick before CES than at CES +[182.14 --> 187.02] Well, yeah, oh my god. That was so much peanut butter on my hand. That was disgusting +[187.02 --> 189.02] That was insane [191.68 --> 197.72] So for the new office should we try to queue up content before we move into it or should we just like -[198.32 --> 202.24] Dedicate two of our people to shooting and editing like a live +[198.30 --> 202.24] Dedicate two of our people to shooting and editing like a live [203.54 --> 205.54] moving blog and -[205.54 --> 210.54] And just do that for a week. I guess we could ask people I don't like the I mean -[210.54 --> 212.12] I don't mind the moving blog idea -[212.12 --> 216.14] But I think what we could almost do is like queue up a little bit of content and then weave it -[217.06 --> 224.64] Hmm so have like moving blog content moving blog content moving blog content right so every movie blog is like two days of moving -[224.78 --> 229.96] Kind of thing instead of just one day of moving I think enough entertaining stuff would happen in one day of moving -[229.96 --> 235.80] I didn't mean it because of that I meant it for the people that might not care about moving blog -[236.12 --> 238.12] Right they get more normal content -[239.08 --> 246.20] Might also be fine. I don't know another thing that we should we could do unboxings we could weave in unboxings -[246.40 --> 251.16] Yeah, I was actually just gonna say like I was actually kind of thinking for next year people some people -[251.72 --> 258.24] Really like the unboxing some people don't but I was thinking maybe we could do like one unboxing day a week next year or something like that -[258.24 --> 263.74] Like Monday's unboxing day. Yeah, we're like unboxing Saturdays or something like that -[264.52 --> 269.18] But like we could figure out what's our worst day of the week or something like that -[269.18 --> 273.96] And we could do the unboxings there so that way the people who are like really hardcore and want to watch it can watch it -[273.96 --> 280.26] And watch it but the people who sort of have their own schedule that doesn't revolve around when we release content -[280.68 --> 283.76] We can save the higher production value stuff for that. That'd be cool -[283.76 --> 286.22] I like that idea to putting it on the low traffic day -[286.22 --> 291.28] The problem is we have such a hard time figuring out what our low traffic days are because these people keep watching -[291.28 --> 293.04] Yeah, they keep increasing our max -[293.04 --> 298.30] Well, I expected the video that I uploaded on Christmas Eve night to just tank -[298.98 --> 300.18] Right +[205.66 --> 208.46] Just do that for a week. I guess we could ask people +[208.46 --> 210.52] I don't like the I mean +[210.52 --> 216.14] I don't mind the moving blog idea, but I think what we could almost do is like queue up a little bit of content and then weave it +[217.10 --> 223.24] Hmm so have like moving blog content moving blog content moving blog content right so every moving blog is like +[223.52 --> 227.06] Two days of moving kind of thing instead of just one day of moving +[227.06 --> 232.96] Yeah, I think enough entertaining stuff would happen in one day of moving I didn't mean it because of that +[232.96 --> 238.08] I meant it for the people that might not care about moving blog right they get more normal content +[238.08 --> 244.74] Might also be fine. I don't know another thing that we should we could do unboxings +[244.74 --> 250.30] We could weave in unboxings. Yeah, I was actually just gonna say like I was actually kind of thinking for next year people +[250.62 --> 256.54] Some people really like the unboxing some people don't but I was thinking maybe we could do like one unboxing day a +[256.76 --> 261.26] Week next year or something like that like Monday's unboxing day. Yeah, we're like +[261.90 --> 263.90] Unboxing Saturdays or something like that +[263.90 --> 269.14] We're like we could figure out what's our worst day of the week or something like that +[269.14 --> 270.56] And we could do the unboxings there +[270.56 --> 274.40] So that way the people who are like really hardcore and want to watch it can watch it and watch it +[274.40 --> 280.24] But the people who sort of have their own schedule that doesn't revolve around when we release content +[280.68 --> 283.74] We can save the higher production value stuff for that. That'd be cool +[283.74 --> 286.18] I like that idea to putting it on the low traffic day +[286.18 --> 291.24] The problem is we have such a hard time figuring out what our low traffic days are because these people keep watching +[291.24 --> 292.84] Yeah, they keep increasing our max +[292.84 --> 298.28] Well, I expected the video that I uploaded on Christmas Eve night to just tank +[298.96 --> 300.18] right [300.18 --> 307.24] But that video which is our 4k gaming system like value gaming system build log -[308.00 --> 310.00] has -[310.00 --> 313.00] Right the apps better it doesn't make any sense -[313.00 --> 315.06] 260,000 views -[315.06 --> 315.56] Yes -[315.56 --> 320.04] Like people watch the crap out of that on Christmas Day -[320.04 --> 326.64] I was at okay. This might sound a little bit weird, but I was at a like house party thing for -[327.74 --> 332.60] Christmas with like some friends that I went to high school with and one of the guys put a -[332.60 --> 340.98] Linus Tech Tips build log video that went up that day on the TV through Chromecast and it was the most awkward thing -[342.98 --> 345.50] They knew who you were right? Oh good -[346.58 --> 348.58] I'm just sitting there. I'm just like -[348.58 --> 353.64] With all the in your endo jokes? -[353.64 --> 354.64] Yeah, pretty much -[354.64 --> 356.64] Yeah, were your parents there? -[356.64 --> 357.64] No -[357.64 --> 358.64] Oh good, so this was just friends -[358.64 --> 359.14] Yeah -[359.14 --> 360.14] Okay, that's cool -[360.14 --> 360.64] Yeah -[360.64 --> 361.14] Yeah -[361.14 --> 364.64] If my parents were there it would have been my parents doing that -[364.64 --> 365.64] Right -[365.64 --> 366.64] They do that -[366.64 --> 370.76] They'll have like relatives over and they're like, alright, time to watch like -[370.76 --> 372.92] LDT videos -[372.92 --> 376.88] That's so weird like my family has zero interest in what I do -[376.88 --> 377.46] Right -[377.46 --> 378.58] Like nothing -[378.58 --> 382.66] Like I think about the extent of -[382.66 --> 386.72] About the extent of their involvement -[386.72 --> 394.46] I think about the extent of their involvement in my show is like -[394.46 --> 397.88] They know that I make YouTube videos -[397.88 --> 399.14] They know what YouTube is -[399.14 --> 401.44] I think my dad has watched a couple of my videos -[401.44 --> 406.96] Meanwhile, there's my parents who have both seen every single video on LysetecDipsTechQuickie and SuperFun -[406.96 --> 410.74] A lot of times separately because they won't have time to watch it together -[410.74 --> 413.12] That is so funny -[413.12 --> 416.46] Mr. Wizard said thank you for the shout out -[416.46 --> 418.30] No, thank you Mr. Wizard -[418.30 --> 422.36] The forum doesn't run without the administration staff -[422.36 --> 425.82] And if your admin is under your name on the forum -[425.82 --> 428.14] Then you're either an administration staff or you're Nick -[428.14 --> 429.22] Or Linus -[429.22 --> 430.02] Or your administration -[430.02 --> 432.28] Wow -[432.28 --> 434.34] Jock's fired -[434.34 --> 436.64] What have you done to admin the forum? -[436.70 --> 440.66] I monitor the messages inbox sometimes -[440.66 --> 443.32] Right, that's true -[443.32 --> 445.66] That is an administrative function -[445.66 --> 448.70] A lot of it's like junk and sales though -[448.70 --> 451.00] Yes, and I ignore that -[451.00 --> 453.08] And I just leave it in the inbox -[453.08 --> 457.44] I know, which means that there's like 200 pending messages all the time -[457.44 --> 459.50] Well honestly, I leave a lot of stuff in there -[459.50 --> 461.82] Just because it's like I don't have -[461.82 --> 464.24] Like I never really have time to sit down and deal with it -[464.24 --> 466.06] And it's a very inefficient messaging system -[466.06 --> 466.88] It is, it's really -[466.88 --> 468.76] So, but like I feel bad -[468.76 --> 470.34] But some of that stuff is just like -[470.34 --> 472.10] Why are people messaging me through here? -[472.10 --> 474.08] Like I had someone message me today -[474.08 --> 474.36] I don't know how difficult to do it -[474.36 --> 476.48] Through linusmediagroup.com -[476.48 --> 477.48] Asking me -[477.48 --> 479.16] And I don't mean to call this person out -[479.16 --> 480.00] But just like -[480.00 --> 481.90] Sometimes I kind of shake my head -[481.90 --> 482.94] Because the message is -[482.94 --> 487.32] Yeah, there's this really cool Corsair case -[487.32 --> 489.54] And I think it's the 380T or 2 -[489.54 --> 490.14] Air 240 -[490.14 --> 490.76] Air 240 -[490.76 --> 492.52] It's a really cool Corsair case -[492.52 --> 494.78] And I can't find any reviews of it online -[494.78 --> 495.98] Can you do a video about it? -[496.66 --> 497.26] And I'm just like -[497.26 --> 497.88] Don't we have one? -[498.76 --> 499.46] Yeah, we do -[499.46 --> 501.60] So I go on YouTube -[501.60 --> 502.98] And I type in -[502.98 --> 503.90] Air 240 -[503.90 --> 506.82] Our video is literally the first hit -[506.82 --> 508.42] And it's just like -[508.42 --> 509.22] And I'm not gonna -[509.22 --> 510.12] I'm not gonna send them -[510.12 --> 511.12] And let me Google that for you -[511.12 --> 511.52] Like it's -[511.52 --> 513.10] Like I'm not gonna be like that about it -[513.10 --> 514.22] So I'll just link them in the video -[514.22 --> 516.20] But it's like -[516.20 --> 517.42] It's the first hit -[517.42 --> 518.84] How hard could you have looked? -[519.34 --> 519.60] And it's -[519.60 --> 520.80] But the thing is -[520.80 --> 521.74] Is that it's not like the guy -[521.74 --> 522.92] Didn't put any effort into it -[522.92 --> 524.22] He managed to go all the way -[524.22 --> 525.58] To linusmediagroup.com -[525.58 --> 526.70] Which nobody uses -[526.70 --> 527.00] No -[527.00 --> 528.64] Find the contact us form -[528.64 --> 529.98] Which nobody uses -[529.98 --> 530.48] Yeah -[530.48 --> 532.44] And send an email about it -[532.44 --> 534.02] And like that was so much more work -[534.02 --> 535.44] Than just searching for it -[535.44 --> 536.64] On YouTube in the first place -[536.64 --> 538.48] Misdirected effort -[538.48 --> 539.60] This is why I think -[539.60 --> 541.36] That video that no one agrees with me -[541.36 --> 541.90] Is important -[541.90 --> 543.58] Including everyone else that I've asked -[543.58 --> 544.94] Not even just linusmediagroup -[544.94 --> 546.80] But just the Google food video -[546.80 --> 547.86] Right -[547.86 --> 550.00] Yeah, maybe we should do it -[550.00 --> 551.34] No one thinks it's important -[551.34 --> 552.48] It probably won't do that well -[552.48 --> 553.34] But I just -[553.34 --> 554.46] I know there's people out there -[554.46 --> 554.94] That need it -[554.94 --> 555.42] People get slammed -[555.42 --> 556.60] Just for doing that video -[556.60 --> 557.02] I know, I know -[557.02 --> 558.46] Like I know -[558.46 --> 559.90] Okay -[559.90 --> 560.98] The problem -[560.98 --> 562.44] Is it's one of those things -[562.44 --> 563.90] Where the people it would help -[563.90 --> 565.42] It will never reach -[565.42 --> 565.84] Yeah -[565.84 --> 566.44] No, I know -[566.44 --> 567.74] And that's a huge part of the problem -[567.74 --> 568.80] But like I know -[568.80 --> 569.72] A lot of people need it -[569.72 --> 571.10] But there's also a huge amount of people -[571.10 --> 572.36] That it's just a waste of time for -[572.36 --> 573.20] Because they're fine -[573.20 --> 574.34] And it's not going to help them -[574.34 --> 575.50] I just -[575.50 --> 576.12] There's -[576.12 --> 577.16] There's people out there -[577.16 --> 578.62] That just don't have the Google food -[578.62 --> 580.60] Yeah -[580.60 --> 582.10] Yeah -[582.10 --> 583.20] I think it's a life skill -[583.20 --> 584.18] I think it should be like -[584.18 --> 584.68] It is now -[584.68 --> 584.74] It is now -[584.74 --> 585.28] In class -[585.28 --> 585.70] Yeah -[585.70 --> 587.32] Like what was it -[587.32 --> 588.18] Finland -[588.18 --> 590.42] That was doing the typing courses -[590.42 --> 590.82] And whatnot -[590.82 --> 591.60] Coding, yeah -[591.60 --> 592.64] Coding? -[592.88 --> 593.90] Yeah, they do coding now -[593.90 --> 595.20] I think -[595.20 --> 596.04] No, they replaced -[596.04 --> 597.66] Oh, cursive -[597.66 --> 599.30] With typing, yeah -[599.30 --> 600.28] Typing and what we thought -[600.28 --> 601.06] Was phone texting -[601.06 --> 601.78] But it's actually -[601.78 --> 602.72] Printing -[602.72 --> 603.32] Printing, yeah -[603.32 --> 603.88] Which they thought -[603.88 --> 604.80] We were joking about -[604.80 --> 606.10] And then I messaged someone -[606.10 --> 607.14] Telling me that we call it -[607.14 --> 607.78] Printing here -[607.78 --> 608.14] Haha -[608.14 --> 609.54] Because printing is like -[609.54 --> 610.36] A printer printing -[610.36 --> 611.22] But we also -[611.22 --> 613.50] We call block letters printing -[613.50 --> 614.88] And then they were really confused -[614.88 --> 615.42] Yeah -[615.42 --> 616.48] It's just like -[616.48 --> 616.82] Okay -[616.82 --> 617.96] What we have here -[617.96 --> 619.00] Is a failure to communicate -[619.00 --> 619.30] Yeah -[619.30 --> 619.68] That's fine -[619.68 --> 622.08] But yeah -[622.08 --> 623.58] They should almost introduce it -[623.58 --> 624.26] Into that class -[624.26 --> 624.96] It should just be like -[624.96 --> 625.76] Modern skills -[625.76 --> 628.26] While we're marveling -[628.26 --> 629.02] At just like -[629.02 --> 630.82] Crazy Shaz -[630.82 --> 631.86] For this year -[631.86 --> 633.26] Here's our -[633.26 --> 635.20] Here's our viewership graph -[635.20 --> 635.98] For this year -[635.98 --> 637.44] This is just crazy -[637.44 --> 639.18] My favorite thing -[639.18 --> 639.66] Was the -[639.66 --> 640.74] Twitch chat explosion -[640.74 --> 641.28] When it saw -[641.28 --> 642.32] The estimated earnings -[642.32 --> 643.34] And like -[643.34 --> 644.20] You guys forget -[644.20 --> 645.42] That all of you guys -[645.42 --> 646.32] Are running ad block -[646.32 --> 646.80] Haha -[646.80 --> 649.48] Like all of you -[649.48 --> 649.96] Basically -[649.96 --> 651.04] As far as I can tell -[651.04 --> 652.38] Yeah -[652.38 --> 654.36] And the estimated earnings -[654.36 --> 654.88] Are like -[654.88 --> 657.26] A pretty broad range there -[657.26 --> 657.72] Yeah -[657.72 --> 658.54] But yeah -[658.54 --> 659.26] Check this out -[659.26 --> 660.84] So this is CES -[660.84 --> 662.36] You can always see CES -[662.36 --> 662.84] On the -[662.84 --> 665.44] There's a pretty gigantic blip -[665.44 --> 665.82] Yes -[665.82 --> 666.76] And then it was like -[666.76 --> 667.24] Flat -[667.24 --> 667.42] Flat -[667.42 --> 667.58] Flat -[667.58 --> 667.66] Flat -[667.66 --> 668.02] Flat -[668.02 --> 668.06] Flat -[668.06 --> 668.16] Flat -[668.16 --> 668.42] Flat -[668.42 --> 668.76] Flat -[668.76 --> 669.42] So my goal -[669.42 --> 670.64] Coming into this year -[670.64 --> 672.78] Was 200,000 views a day -[672.78 --> 673.84] Average -[673.84 --> 676.32] And we were kind of like -[676.32 --> 676.92] Getting there -[676.92 --> 677.26] Getting there -[677.26 --> 677.64] Getting there -[677.64 --> 678.02] Getting there -[678.02 --> 678.62] Getting there -[678.62 --> 679.10] Oh -[679.10 --> 679.36] Oh -[679.36 --> 680.64] We kind of held it for a bit -[680.64 --> 683.32] No -[683.32 --> 683.64] No -[683.64 --> 684.24] Oh crap -[684.24 --> 685.12] It kind of fell apart -[685.12 --> 685.60] Getting there -[685.60 --> 685.96] Getting there -[685.96 --> 687.20] And then something -[687.20 --> 688.28] Happened in June -[688.28 --> 689.20] And I don't know -[689.20 --> 689.66] If it's something -[689.66 --> 690.54] That our viewers -[690.54 --> 691.50] Started doing differently -[691.50 --> 692.40] Or something that -[692.40 --> 693.52] We started doing differently -[693.52 --> 695.04] But we went from -[695.04 --> 696.24] Not getting it -[696.24 --> 697.06] To -[697.06 --> 698.24] Beginning of June -[698.24 --> 699.16] End of May -[699.16 --> 701.74] And I don't think -[701.74 --> 702.60] We fell below -[702.60 --> 703.46] 200,000 -[703.46 --> 704.32] For the entire rest -[704.32 --> 704.72] Of the year -[704.72 --> 706.14] And then -[706.14 --> 707.38] And now -[707.38 --> 709.24] Now -[709.24 --> 710.18] We're tracking -[710.18 --> 711.70] Like 400 -[711.70 --> 713.08] 450,000 -[713.08 --> 713.56] Average -[713.56 --> 713.96] A day -[713.96 --> 714.74] Just nuts -[714.74 --> 716.26] And that's our new peak -[716.26 --> 717.80] 610,000 views -[717.80 --> 718.52] I'm excited to see -[718.52 --> 719.32] The CES peak -[719.32 --> 719.84] From this year -[719.84 --> 720.90] Yeah -[720.90 --> 722.12] It might be kind of bananas -[722.12 --> 722.64] I know it -[722.64 --> 724.24] Heavily depends on products -[724.24 --> 725.02] Yeah -[725.02 --> 726.00] And like -[726.00 --> 726.34] Honestly -[726.34 --> 726.92] I don't really know -[726.92 --> 728.12] What to expect right now -[728.12 --> 728.48] Yeah -[728.48 --> 729.18] I don't know -[729.18 --> 729.64] How hopeful -[729.64 --> 730.14] It's looking -[730.14 --> 730.98] CES this year -[730.98 --> 732.12] Looks a little dry -[732.12 --> 732.58] But -[732.58 --> 733.62] More curved TVs -[733.62 --> 734.38] We will cover -[734.38 --> 735.66] All the interesting things -[735.66 --> 736.00] Yeah -[736.00 --> 737.34] And some boring stuff too -[737.34 --> 738.44] And some boring stuff -[738.44 --> 739.70] Yeah -[739.70 --> 740.56] Let me try a different -[740.56 --> 741.92] The Phantom Glass video -[741.92 --> 742.68] Is going to be really cool -[742.68 --> 743.42] That's going to be fun -[743.42 --> 745.90] I'm looking forward to that one -[745.90 --> 746.40] Oh -[746.40 --> 747.48] Well I zoomed in -[747.48 --> 748.28] That might be the problem -[748.28 --> 750.88] And something else -[750.88 --> 752.14] That people have to bear in mind -[752.14 --> 753.38] About our operation -[753.38 --> 754.08] In particular -[754.08 --> 755.38] When they see things like -[755.38 --> 756.24] Estimated earnings -[756.24 --> 757.66] Is that -[757.66 --> 758.90] We have seven people -[758.90 --> 759.38] Working here -[759.38 --> 760.10] Mm-hmm -[760.10 --> 761.04] So like -[761.04 --> 762.70] Anything you see -[762.70 --> 763.60] Divided by seven -[763.60 --> 764.70] Factor in that -[764.70 --> 765.46] I'm probably keeping -[765.46 --> 766.34] 90% of it -[766.34 --> 767.52] And there you go -[767.52 --> 769.24] How will he survive -[769.24 --> 773.48] I don't keep 90% of it -[773.48 --> 775.18] There's not -[775.18 --> 776.04] There's not enough -[776.04 --> 777.70] For me to keep 90% of it -[777.70 --> 778.06] No -[778.06 --> 779.28] And have the company survive -[779.28 --> 779.90] And like -[779.90 --> 780.24] This is -[780.24 --> 781.32] This is kind of crazy too -[781.32 --> 782.18] So if you go back -[782.18 --> 783.10] Two years -[783.10 --> 784.88] So here's -[784.88 --> 785.96] So here's the -[785.96 --> 786.30] The -[786.30 --> 787.24] Where it turns over -[787.24 --> 788.26] So here's where my goal -[788.26 --> 788.62] Was like -[788.62 --> 788.96] Oh yeah -[788.96 --> 789.66] So you can see -[789.66 --> 790.54] At the end of last year -[790.54 --> 791.56] That's where I got the idea -[791.56 --> 792.46] That maybe we could do -[792.46 --> 793.62] 200,000 views a day -[793.62 --> 793.86] Right -[793.86 --> 794.74] And I was like -[794.74 --> 794.96] Yeah -[794.96 --> 795.84] That should be our goal -[795.84 --> 796.36] For this year -[796.36 --> 797.40] So if you go back -[797.40 --> 798.16] The previous year -[798.16 --> 799.92] We didn't grow nearly as much -[799.92 --> 801.22] Like here's the CES bump -[801.22 --> 802.34] That actually stood -[802.34 --> 803.18] As our -[803.18 --> 804.64] All-time highest -[804.64 --> 805.36] Single day -[805.36 --> 807.58] For almost two years -[807.58 --> 808.66] Until we beat it -[808.66 --> 808.86] On November 30th -[808.86 --> 808.98] Again -[808.98 --> 809.72] Product focus -[809.72 --> 810.02] Right -[810.02 --> 811.06] Like it really matters -[811.06 --> 812.04] What gets shown there -[812.04 --> 812.18] Yeah -[812.18 --> 812.62] And we did like -[812.62 --> 813.70] 20 videos that day -[813.70 --> 814.18] Mm-hmm -[814.18 --> 815.22] And before we like -[815.22 --> 816.34] Cooled it a little bit -[816.34 --> 818.30] But that -[818.30 --> 819.96] That previous year -[819.96 --> 820.62] We did like -[820.62 --> 822.74] 130, 120 -[822.74 --> 823.84] Throughout the year -[823.84 --> 824.92] Then we grew -[824.92 --> 826.50] Kind of at the end of the year -[826.50 --> 827.42] A little bit -[827.42 --> 828.88] Quite a lot actually -[828.88 --> 830.58] But it didn't hold -[830.58 --> 831.88] The way that this has -[831.88 --> 834.34] That trend is amazing -[834.34 --> 835.78] That just means that -[835.78 --> 837.00] You guys care -[837.00 --> 837.62] Or something -[837.62 --> 838.20] Yeah -[838.20 --> 839.62] Like all the -[839.62 --> 840.38] All the cares -[840.38 --> 841.38] All the cares -[841.38 --> 842.44] Like the first half of this year -[842.44 --> 843.40] It didn't really look like -[843.40 --> 845.00] We were gonna do that much better -[845.00 --> 845.82] Than the previous year -[845.82 --> 846.74] To be perfectly honest -[846.74 --> 847.52] Like here -[847.52 --> 848.34] We can have a look -[848.34 --> 849.38] At -[849.38 --> 850.38] At what we did -[850.38 --> 851.06] The previous year -[851.06 --> 851.88] So that was -[851.88 --> 854.50] So that was -[854.50 --> 856.24] 57,000 -[856.24 --> 857.82] Or 57 million views -[857.82 --> 858.80] And then what would -[858.80 --> 859.82] 200,000 times -[859.82 --> 861.00] 365 be -[861.00 --> 862.04] That's not even -[862.04 --> 862.80] That much more -[862.80 --> 863.30] That would be what -[863.30 --> 864.22] Like 75 million -[864.22 --> 866.48] 200,000 times -[866.48 --> 869.48] I should probably -[869.48 --> 870.26] Just calculate this -[870.26 --> 871.22] I'm way too tired -[871.22 --> 873.16] My dad would have -[873.16 --> 873.82] Already been done -[873.82 --> 875.30] I know -[875.30 --> 876.10] But your dad's crazy -[876.10 --> 877.42] Yep -[877.42 --> 878.32] These bananas -[878.32 --> 881.30] 730 -[881.30 --> 882.50] Oh 73 million -[882.50 --> 883.36] Okay I was close -[883.36 --> 885.86] So 73 million -[885.86 --> 886.80] But what we actually -[886.80 --> 887.62] Did this year -[887.62 --> 890.52] So like it was -[890.52 --> 891.24] Looking like we -[891.24 --> 892.04] Weren't tracking that much -[892.04 --> 892.76] What we actually did -[892.76 --> 893.60] This year is like -[893.60 --> 894.84] 100 million -[894.84 --> 896.06] Over 100 million -[896.06 --> 898.00] That's crazy -[898.00 --> 899.44] So that's like -[899.44 --> 900.42] Yeah -[900.42 --> 901.40] 80% -[901.40 --> 902.50] 80% growth -[902.50 --> 902.82] Or something -[902.82 --> 903.42] Along those lines -[903.42 --> 905.54] Yeah it's been -[905.54 --> 906.10] It's been a heck -[906.10 --> 906.46] Of a year -[906.46 --> 906.98] I wasn't -[906.98 --> 907.82] I wasn't sure -[907.82 --> 908.40] When we started -[908.40 --> 908.96] This whole -[908.96 --> 909.72] Linus Media Group -[909.72 --> 910.22] Thing if it was -[910.22 --> 910.56] Going to work -[910.56 --> 910.98] And I had a lot -[910.98 --> 911.54] Of people tell me -[911.54 --> 912.24] It wasn't going to work -[912.24 --> 913.62] Like especially -[913.62 --> 914.40] When we first -[914.40 --> 915.16] Started trying -[915.16 --> 916.12] To do pre-rolls -[916.12 --> 916.32] Or -[916.32 --> 917.26] My favorite thing -[917.26 --> 917.70] Sorry I'm going to -[917.70 --> 917.96] Butt in -[917.96 --> 918.92] My favorite thing -[918.92 --> 919.66] Is people that I -[919.66 --> 920.64] Like very clearly -[920.64 --> 921.52] Remember having -[921.52 --> 922.38] Conversations with -[922.38 --> 923.06] That I mean -[923.06 --> 923.68] It's like a horrible -[923.68 --> 924.44] Idea and it's not -[924.44 --> 924.76] Going to work -[924.76 --> 925.18] And all this kind of -[925.18 --> 925.44] Stuff -[925.44 --> 926.52] That now if I -[926.52 --> 927.14] Bring up anything -[927.14 --> 927.64] Like that -[927.64 --> 927.92] They're like -[927.92 --> 928.40] Yeah man -[928.40 --> 929.14] Like I always knew -[929.14 --> 930.04] It would be work -[930.04 --> 930.44] And stuff -[930.44 --> 930.76] I'm like -[930.76 --> 931.44] Yeah okay -[931.44 --> 932.54] Sure -[932.54 --> 933.32] Sure dude -[933.32 --> 935.12] I think your parents -[935.12 --> 935.82] Were surprisingly -[935.82 --> 937.20] Cool about it -[937.20 --> 938.36] Not at first -[938.36 --> 938.88] Considering -[938.88 --> 940.92] Yeah but even at -[940.92 --> 941.40] First they didn't -[941.40 --> 943.12] Tell me not to do it -[943.12 --> 946.04] I think they -[946.04 --> 946.88] Advised you -[946.88 --> 947.42] Not to do it -[947.42 --> 948.44] Yeah but they -[948.44 --> 948.94] Wouldn't be like -[948.94 --> 949.64] No and they -[949.64 --> 950.18] Were supportive -[950.18 --> 950.60] And they would -[950.60 --> 951.42] Help and whatnot -[951.42 --> 952.52] Like they even -[952.52 --> 953.16] Helped us move -[953.16 --> 954.12] To the office -[954.12 --> 954.60] We're currently -[954.60 --> 955.30] By then I think -[955.30 --> 955.88] They were mostly -[955.88 --> 956.36] On board -[956.36 --> 956.70] Yeah -[956.70 --> 957.34] It was at the -[957.34 --> 958.88] Beginning when -[958.88 --> 959.78] I think your dad -[959.78 --> 960.48] Expected me to -[960.48 --> 961.02] Offer you like -[961.02 --> 961.72] Minimum wage or -[961.72 --> 962.44] Something like that -[962.44 --> 963.24] Probably -[963.24 --> 964.38] Based on what -[964.38 --> 964.88] You were getting -[964.88 --> 965.74] Paid before -[965.74 --> 966.38] Helping me at -[966.38 --> 966.86] MCIX -[966.86 --> 967.78] I can see where -[967.78 --> 968.18] He might have -[968.18 --> 968.86] Gotten the idea -[968.86 --> 969.92] If I kept that -[969.92 --> 970.80] Wage I would -[970.80 --> 971.58] Be dead now -[971.58 --> 973.06] I was only able -[973.06 --> 973.96] To eat those -[973.96 --> 975.16] Kimchi bowl things -[975.16 --> 976.22] Well he was -[976.22 --> 977.16] He was a contractor -[977.16 --> 977.82] Right so there -[977.82 --> 978.48] Was no -[978.48 --> 979.50] It was like -[979.50 --> 980.04] It was all -[980.04 --> 980.46] It was all -[980.46 --> 981.06] Piece work -[981.06 --> 982.02] So it was like -[982.02 --> 982.68] A flat rate -[982.68 --> 983.28] Per video -[983.28 --> 983.78] And like -[983.78 --> 984.32] And then this -[984.32 --> 984.80] Guy's like -[984.80 --> 985.26] Yeah let's -[985.26 --> 986.40] Constantly increase -[986.40 --> 986.90] Our production -[986.90 --> 987.48] Values -[987.48 --> 988.38] So like -[988.38 --> 988.76] But like -[988.76 --> 989.08] My -[989.08 --> 990.40] Per work -[990.40 --> 991.14] Isn't going -[991.14 --> 991.76] Up -[991.76 --> 992.56] But the -[992.56 --> 993.28] The amount -[993.28 --> 993.80] Of time it -[993.80 --> 994.12] Takes to -[994.12 --> 994.68] Complete work -[994.68 --> 995.00] Is going -[995.00 --> 995.86] Like way -[995.86 --> 996.88] Up -[996.88 --> 997.40] It was an -[997.40 --> 997.88] Investment -[997.88 --> 998.70] It was an -[998.70 --> 999.64] Important thing -[999.64 --> 1000.36] For us to do -[1000.36 --> 1001.22] I know it was -[1001.22 --> 1002.02] It was an -[1002.02 --> 1002.58] Important thing -[1002.58 --> 1003.04] For us to do -[1003.04 --> 1003.92] I think my -[1003.92 --> 1004.74] Favorite is -[1004.74 --> 1005.44] Some of the -[1005.44 --> 1006.02] Like I don't even -[1006.02 --> 1006.66] Remember any of -[1006.66 --> 1007.08] Them anymore -[1007.08 --> 1007.62] Because they've -[1007.62 --> 1008.14] All completely -[1008.14 --> 1008.72] Gone away -[1008.72 --> 1009.64] But all the -[1009.64 --> 1010.32] All the haters -[1010.32 --> 1010.94] That would post -[1010.94 --> 1011.48] On all of our -[1011.48 --> 1011.86] Videos -[1011.86 --> 1013.20] About how -[1013.20 --> 1013.72] Linus -[1013.72 --> 1014.58] Linus -[1014.58 --> 1015.16] Media -[1015.16 --> 1015.48] Garbage -[1015.48 --> 1015.96] There was that -[1015.96 --> 1017.14] One main guy -[1017.14 --> 1017.76] Yeah there was -[1017.76 --> 1018.52] Like that one guy -[1018.52 --> 1018.88] I don't remember -[1018.88 --> 1019.24] Who he was -[1019.24 --> 1019.82] But like every -[1019.82 --> 1020.80] Time was like -[1020.80 --> 1021.74] And I hate that -[1021.74 --> 1022.48] Slick guy -[1022.48 --> 1023.26] Blah blah blah -[1023.26 --> 1023.92] He's going to be -[1023.92 --> 1024.78] Out on the street -[1024.78 --> 1025.68] In six months -[1025.68 --> 1026.60] Without a penny -[1026.60 --> 1027.42] To his name -[1027.42 --> 1029.68] And like I hate him -[1029.68 --> 1030.82] And Linus Media -[1030.82 --> 1031.46] Group is going to -[1031.46 --> 1032.08] Shut down -[1032.08 --> 1032.56] And you're going to -[1032.56 --> 1033.22] Have to go back -[1033.22 --> 1034.28] To your real job -[1034.28 --> 1034.74] And I'm just like -[1034.74 --> 1035.06] You know what -[1035.06 --> 1036.04] This is a real job -[1036.04 --> 1036.46] Actually -[1036.46 --> 1036.94] Yeah -[1036.94 --> 1037.70] I think we've -[1037.70 --> 1038.62] Demonstrated at this -[1038.62 --> 1039.64] Point that yeah -[1039.64 --> 1040.46] This is a real job -[1040.46 --> 1041.96] I usually bust my ass -[1041.96 --> 1042.88] Pretty hard at most -[1042.88 --> 1043.44] Jobs -[1043.44 --> 1044.36] I probably work harder -[1044.36 --> 1044.92] At this one -[1044.92 --> 1045.76] Than any other one -[1045.76 --> 1046.10] I have -[1046.10 --> 1047.36] Yeah -[1047.36 --> 1048.44] Me too -[1048.44 --> 1048.82] But I mean -[1048.82 --> 1049.42] That's the -[1049.42 --> 1050.22] I mean that's what -[1050.22 --> 1050.90] Being passionate about -[1050.90 --> 1051.50] Something will do -[1051.50 --> 1051.90] Yeah -[1051.90 --> 1052.68] I mean it's -[1052.68 --> 1053.28] I'm not complaining -[1053.28 --> 1053.98] I'm just saying -[1053.98 --> 1055.16] To be clear -[1055.16 --> 1055.96] Like yeah -[1055.96 --> 1056.72] We're not just -[1056.72 --> 1057.42] Straight up in it -[1057.42 --> 1057.84] For the money -[1057.84 --> 1059.10] None of us are PewDiePie -[1059.10 --> 1059.86] No -[1059.86 --> 1060.52] We're not making -[1060.52 --> 1061.48] Four million a year -[1061.48 --> 1062.06] Or -[1062.06 --> 1064.16] That's just stupid -[1064.16 --> 1064.64] Yeah -[1064.64 --> 1065.76] That's incredible -[1065.76 --> 1066.46] Amounts of money -[1066.46 --> 1067.54] But -[1067.54 --> 1068.48] Yeah -[1068.48 --> 1069.46] And in fact I think -[1069.46 --> 1070.38] We're not -[1070.38 --> 1071.38] We're not pulling a -[1071.38 --> 1072.42] A notch -[1072.42 --> 1073.12] And buying that -[1073.12 --> 1074.58] 70 million dollar -[1074.58 --> 1075.24] Mansion or whatever -[1075.24 --> 1075.80] He's did -[1075.80 --> 1077.20] I think every single -[1077.20 --> 1077.80] Person here -[1077.80 --> 1078.44] Could still make -[1078.44 --> 1079.14] More somewhere else -[1079.14 --> 1082.40] I still have offers -[1082.40 --> 1082.84] For more -[1082.84 --> 1083.76] In other places -[1083.76 --> 1084.88] Yeah I could probably -[1084.88 --> 1085.84] Walk back into my old -[1085.84 --> 1086.52] Job tomorrow -[1086.52 --> 1087.58] If I really felt like it -[1087.58 --> 1089.18] Like yeah I'm back -[1089.18 --> 1089.56] For good -[1089.56 --> 1091.04] I want a desk -[1091.04 --> 1091.96] With four monitors -[1091.96 --> 1092.50] On it again -[1092.50 --> 1093.76] The two most recent -[1093.76 --> 1094.22] People -[1094.22 --> 1095.94] Well one of them -[1095.94 --> 1096.72] Could have not -[1096.72 --> 1097.70] Left what he was doing -[1097.70 --> 1099.00] And been making more -[1099.00 --> 1099.42] Yeah -[1099.42 --> 1099.94] And the other one -[1099.94 --> 1100.58] Could have continued -[1100.58 --> 1101.20] What they were doing -[1101.20 --> 1101.76] And then eventually -[1101.76 --> 1102.54] Been making more -[1102.54 --> 1103.10] Yeah -[1103.10 --> 1104.58] I don't know -[1104.58 --> 1105.22] It's fun though -[1105.22 --> 1105.92] I mean it's good -[1105.92 --> 1107.08] Yeah and like -[1107.08 --> 1107.40] What -[1107.40 --> 1107.92] What -[1107.92 --> 1108.84] The other -[1108.84 --> 1109.18] I'm not -[1109.18 --> 1110.04] Trying not to use names -[1110.04 --> 1110.66] Because I don't know -[1110.66 --> 1111.24] Yeah -[1111.24 --> 1112.14] Like I don't know -[1112.14 --> 1112.88] How much we should talk -[1112.88 --> 1113.44] About people's -[1113.44 --> 1114.82] Personal financial situations -[1114.82 --> 1115.12] Yeah -[1115.12 --> 1115.82] Probably not at all -[1115.82 --> 1116.72] One of the -[1116.72 --> 1118.28] Fairly recent ones -[1118.28 --> 1119.20] When he was talking -[1119.20 --> 1120.14] About how -[1120.14 --> 1122.52] Like the happiness -[1122.52 --> 1123.16] Level thing -[1123.16 --> 1123.88] Yeah -[1123.88 --> 1124.96] That's a huge deal -[1124.96 --> 1125.64] Yeah -[1125.64 --> 1126.08] And that's like -[1126.08 --> 1127.62] A very well documented -[1127.62 --> 1128.42] Huge deal -[1128.42 --> 1129.50] Like how making more money -[1129.50 --> 1130.62] Doesn't necessarily -[1130.62 --> 1131.30] Yeah -[1131.30 --> 1132.74] Pass a certain degree -[1132.74 --> 1133.16] And like -[1133.16 --> 1133.98] Well it's the -[1133.98 --> 1135.00] Diminishing returns thing -[1135.00 --> 1136.12] So it doesn't just shut off -[1136.12 --> 1136.96] But like you have to make -[1136.96 --> 1138.90] Such astronomically more -[1138.90 --> 1140.94] To get any real improvement -[1140.94 --> 1141.54] In happiness -[1141.54 --> 1142.66] That it just doesn't -[1142.66 --> 1143.62] Really make a lot of sense -[1143.62 --> 1144.50] And there's like -[1144.50 --> 1145.84] Other things that should improve -[1145.84 --> 1147.08] Like quality life improvements -[1147.08 --> 1147.54] And stuff -[1147.54 --> 1148.44] Well if you hate -[1148.44 --> 1149.44] Your freaking job -[1149.44 --> 1151.22] Minor quality life improvements -[1151.22 --> 1152.38] Are probably not going to result -[1152.38 --> 1153.10] In you no longer -[1153.10 --> 1154.38] Hating your freaking job -[1154.38 --> 1155.98] So I don't know -[1155.98 --> 1157.34] I think there's value in that -[1157.34 --> 1158.44] Aw we've got someone -[1158.44 --> 1159.60] Saying this is getting depressing -[1159.60 --> 1160.74] We're not meaning to be depressing -[1160.74 --> 1161.50] We love our jobs -[1161.50 --> 1162.90] That's the point -[1162.90 --> 1163.56] Yeah we have to -[1163.56 --> 1164.44] Work really hard -[1164.44 --> 1165.12] And bust our butts -[1165.12 --> 1166.08] And that's fine -[1166.08 --> 1167.06] But the -[1167.06 --> 1168.46] Yeah the moral of the story -[1168.46 --> 1169.12] Is when you wake up -[1169.12 --> 1169.46] In the morning -[1169.46 --> 1170.40] And want to go to work -[1170.40 --> 1171.14] Busting your butt -[1171.14 --> 1172.00] And working extra hours -[1172.00 --> 1172.64] Don't really matter -[1172.64 --> 1174.76] Like I'll come home -[1174.76 --> 1175.72] And then be like -[1175.72 --> 1177.30] Oh time to relax -[1177.30 --> 1178.10] Time to -[1178.10 --> 1179.60] Answer messages -[1179.60 --> 1180.22] On the forum -[1180.22 --> 1181.10] Trying to help people -[1181.10 --> 1182.74] With like broken account problems -[1182.74 --> 1183.58] Yeah that's what amounts -[1183.58 --> 1184.24] To relaxing -[1184.24 --> 1185.36] Yeah but like it is -[1185.36 --> 1185.86] Kind of -[1185.86 --> 1186.24] Yeah -[1186.24 --> 1187.54] Like it's a slow down -[1187.54 --> 1188.16] And it's fine -[1188.16 --> 1188.92] And I don't mind it -[1188.92 --> 1189.54] Kind of work -[1189.54 --> 1190.70] But like it's the kind of thing -[1190.70 --> 1191.60] We would have done anyway -[1191.60 --> 1192.14] Yeah -[1192.14 --> 1193.46] Like go hang out on a forum -[1193.46 --> 1194.52] And answer some questions -[1194.52 --> 1195.84] It's like we already did that crap -[1195.84 --> 1196.58] Before we -[1196.58 --> 1197.18] Exactly -[1197.18 --> 1198.18] Owned the domain -[1198.18 --> 1199.68] That the questions were coming in on -[1199.68 --> 1200.76] Yeah so it's like -[1200.76 --> 1202.02] It's not really that big of a deal -[1202.02 --> 1203.34] I don't know -[1203.34 --> 1205.18] Shout out to the moderators -[1205.18 --> 1206.56] They've been doing a really good job lately -[1206.56 --> 1207.88] Welcome to the team -[1207.88 --> 1208.52] Blade of Grass -[1208.52 --> 1212.86] Alright well -[1212.86 --> 1214.12] I guess I'll go home -[1214.12 --> 1215.72] Hang out with my sick -[1215.72 --> 1216.44] Two year old -[1216.44 --> 1217.18] I gotta shower -[1217.18 --> 1217.88] Peanut butter -[1217.88 --> 1219.62] And jam out of my hair -[1219.62 --> 1220.14] Yeah me too -[1220.14 --> 1221.48] And then uh -[1221.48 --> 1222.62] Head off as well -[1222.62 --> 1223.58] Alright -[1223.58 --> 1224.62] Peace guys -[1224.62 --> 1225.50] Bye everyone -[1225.50 --> 1226.40] See you in the new year -[1226.40 --> 1226.86] Thanks for -[1226.86 --> 1227.80] Hanging out with us -[1227.80 --> 1228.38] In the after party -[1228.38 --> 1228.98] It's gonna be weird -[1228.98 --> 1230.24] This 2015 next time -[1230.24 --> 1230.78] I know -[1230.78 --> 1232.94] It's gonna be all like -[1232.94 --> 1234.38] I'm gonna be older -[1234.38 --> 1236.12] I'm gonna be 30 next year -[1236.12 --> 1236.32] No -[1236.32 --> 1237.16] I'm not good -[1237.16 --> 1237.78] Thank goodness -[1237.78 --> 1239.70] 29 -[1239.70 --> 1241.02] Yeah I was like -[1241.02 --> 1243.28] How did you just get older that much -[1243.28 --> 1245.14] Like you didn't even have a birthday -[1245.14 --> 1246.72] How did that happen -[1246.72 --> 1249.18] So confused +[307.98 --> 309.98] has +[309.98 --> 312.98] Right the apps better. It doesn't make any sense +[312.98 --> 314.98] 260 thousand views +[316.86 --> 321.70] Like people watch the crap out of that on Christmas Day. I was at okay +[321.70 --> 326.62] This might sound a little bit weird, but I was at a like house party thing for +[327.78 --> 332.62] Christmas with like some friends that I went to high school with and one of the guys put a +[333.18 --> 337.18] Linus Tech Tips build log video that went up that day on +[337.18 --> 341.16] On the TV through Chromecast and it was the most awkward thing +[342.68 --> 345.50] Then they knew who you were right? Oh good +[346.50 --> 348.50] I'm just sitting there. I'm just like, oh +[351.80 --> 359.46] With all the in your endo jokes. Yeah pretty much. Yeah, were your parents there? No. Okay. So this was just friends. Yeah. Yeah, okay +[359.46 --> 361.46] That's cool. Yeah. Yeah +[362.06 --> 364.56] If my parents were there it would have been my parents doing that +[364.56 --> 366.56] Right +[366.56 --> 370.76] I love like relatives over and they're like alright time to watch like +[371.92 --> 378.56] LDT videos that's so weird like my my family has zero interest in what I do right like nothing +[379.52 --> 382.24] like I think about the extent of +[383.60 --> 386.60] about the extent of their involvement +[386.60 --> 394.26] I think about the extent of their involvement in my show is like +[395.52 --> 401.08] They know that I make YouTube videos. They know what YouTube is. I think my dad has watched a couple of my videos +[401.44 --> 407.16] Meanwhile, there's my parents who have both seen every single video on my sec tips tech quickie and super fun a +[408.06 --> 410.50] Lot of times separately because they won't have time to watch it together +[410.50 --> 412.50] That is so funny +[412.50 --> 414.50] That is so funny +[414.50 --> 418.50] Mr. Wizard said thank you for the shout out. No, thank you. Mr. Wizard +[418.50 --> 422.50] The forum doesn't run without the administration staff +[422.50 --> 428.50] And if your admin is under your name on the forum, then you're either an administration staff or your nick or linus +[428.50 --> 430.50] Or linus +[430.50 --> 432.50] Or your function +[432.50 --> 434.50] Wow +[434.50 --> 436.50] What have you what have you done to admin the forum? +[436.50 --> 440.50] I monitor the messages inbox sometimes +[440.50 --> 442.50] Right, that's true +[442.50 --> 444.50] That is an administrative function +[444.50 --> 448.50] A lot of it's like junk and sales though +[448.50 --> 450.50] Yes, and I ignore that +[450.50 --> 452.50] And I just leave it in the inbox +[452.50 --> 456.50] I know which means that there's like 200 pending messages all the time +[456.50 --> 463.50] Well, honestly, I leave a lot of stuff in there just because it's like I don't have like I never really have time to sit down and deal with it +[463.50 --> 465.50] And it's a very inefficient messaging system +[465.50 --> 471.50] It is it's really so like I feel bad, but some of that stuff is just like why are people messaging me through here? +[471.50 --> 478.50] Like I had someone message me today through linus media group calm asking me and I don't mean to call this person out +[478.50 --> 482.50] But just like sometimes I kind of shake my head because the message is +[482.50 --> 490.50] Um, yeah, there's this really cool corsair case and I think it's the 380 tier to air 240 air 240 +[490.50 --> 495.50] It's a really cool corsair case and I can't find any reviews of it online. Can you do a video about it? +[495.50 --> 497.50] And I'm just like don't we have one? +[497.50 --> 499.50] Yeah, we do so +[499.50 --> 509.50] I go on YouTube and I type in air 240 our video is literally the first hit and it's just like and I'm not gonna I'm not gonna send them a +[509.50 --> 512.50] Let me google that for you like it's like I'm not gonna be like that about it +[512.50 --> 514.50] So I'll just link in the video +[514.50 --> 522.50] Um, but it's like it's the first hit how hard could you have looked and it's but but but the thing is is that it's not like the guy didn't put any effort into it +[522.50 --> 529.50] He managed to go all the way to linus media group calm which nobody uses no find the contact us form which nobody uses +[529.50 --> 535.50] Yeah, and send an email about it. I'm like that was so much more work than just searching for it on YouTube in the first place +[535.50 --> 544.50] Mr. This is why I think that video that no one agrees with me is important including everyone else that I've asked not even just line is media group +[544.50 --> 546.50] But just the Google food video +[546.50 --> 551.50] Right now maybe we should do it. No one thinks it's important. It probably won't do that well +[551.50 --> 553.50] I know +[553.50 --> 554.50] But I just I know there's people out there that need it +[554.50 --> 556.50] We will get slammed just for doing that video +[556.50 --> 558.50] I know, I know, like I just I know +[558.50 --> 565.50] But the, okay, the problem is it's one of those things where the people it would help it will never reach +[565.50 --> 567.50] Yeah, no I know and that's a huge part of the problem +[567.50 --> 569.50] But like I know a lot of people need it +[569.50 --> 574.50] But there's also a huge amount of people that it's just a waste of time for it because they're fine and it's not gonna help them +[574.50 --> 578.50] I just there's there's people out there that just don't have the Google food +[579.50 --> 580.50] Yeah +[581.50 --> 584.50] Yeah, I think it's a life skill. I think it should be like taught in class +[584.50 --> 588.50] It is now. Yeah, like what was it? Finland? +[588.50 --> 590.50] That was doing the typing courses and whatnot +[590.50 --> 591.50] Coding, yeah +[591.50 --> 592.50] Coding? +[592.50 --> 593.50] Yeah, they do coding now +[593.50 --> 594.50] I think +[594.50 --> 595.50] No, they replaced +[595.50 --> 598.50] Oh cursive with typing, yeah +[598.50 --> 602.50] Typing and what we thought was phone texting but it's actually printing +[602.50 --> 603.50] Printing, yeah +[603.50 --> 604.50] Which they thought we were joking about +[604.50 --> 608.50] And then I messaged someone telling me that we call it printing here, haha +[608.50 --> 610.50] Because printing is like a printer printing +[610.50 --> 613.50] But we also, we call block letters printing +[613.50 --> 614.50] Yeah +[614.50 --> 615.50] And then they were really confused +[615.50 --> 616.50] Yeah +[616.50 --> 618.50] I was just like okay, what we have here is a failure to communicate +[618.50 --> 619.50] Yeah +[619.50 --> 623.50] But yeah, like they should almost introduce it into that class +[623.50 --> 625.50] It should just be like modern skills +[626.50 --> 631.50] While we're marveling at just like crazy shaz for this year +[631.50 --> 635.50] Here's our viewership graph for this year +[635.50 --> 637.50] This is just crazy +[637.50 --> 641.50] My favorite thing was the Twitch chat explosion when it saw the estimated earnings +[641.50 --> 645.50] And like you guys forget that all of you guys are running adblock +[645.50 --> 650.50] Like all of you basically, as far as I can tell +[650.50 --> 651.50] Yeah +[651.50 --> 652.50] Yeah +[652.50 --> 656.50] And the estimated earnings are like a pretty broad range there +[656.50 --> 657.50] Yeah +[657.50 --> 658.50] But yeah, like check this out +[658.50 --> 660.50] So this is CES +[660.50 --> 664.50] You can always see CES on the, as a pretty gigantic blip +[664.50 --> 665.50] Yes +[665.50 --> 668.50] And then it was like flat, flat, flat, flat, flat, flat, flat, flat, flat, flat +[668.50 --> 673.50] So my goal coming into this year was 200,000 views a day, average +[673.50 --> 678.50] And we were kind of like getting there, getting there, getting there, getting there, getting there +[678.50 --> 680.50] Oh, oh, we kind of held it for a bit +[680.50 --> 681.50] Um +[681.50 --> 684.50] No, no, oh crap, it kind of fell apart +[684.50 --> 685.50] Getting there, getting there +[685.50 --> 687.50] And then something happened in June +[687.50 --> 691.50] And I don't know if it's something that our viewers started doing differently +[691.50 --> 693.50] Or something that we started doing differently +[693.50 --> 698.50] But we went from not getting it to beginning of June, end of May +[700.50 --> 704.50] And I don't think we fell below 200,000 for the entire rest of the year +[704.50 --> 705.50] And then +[705.50 --> 706.50] And now +[706.50 --> 707.50] And now +[707.50 --> 713.50] Now we're tracking like 400, 450,000 average a day +[713.50 --> 714.50] Just nuts +[714.50 --> 715.50] And that's our new peak +[715.50 --> 716.50] Absolutely crazy +[716.50 --> 717.50] 610,000 views a day +[717.50 --> 719.50] I'm excited to see the CES peak from this year +[719.50 --> 721.50] Yeah, it might be kind of bananas +[721.50 --> 723.50] I know it heavily depends on products +[723.50 --> 724.50] Yeah +[724.50 --> 727.50] And like honestly I don't really know what to expect right now +[727.50 --> 729.50] Yeah, I don't know how hopeful it's looking +[729.50 --> 731.50] CES this year looks a little dry +[731.50 --> 732.50] But +[732.50 --> 733.50] More Curve TVs +[733.50 --> 735.50] We will cover all the interesting things +[735.50 --> 736.50] Yeah, and some boring stuff too +[736.50 --> 737.50] And some boring stuff +[737.50 --> 740.50] Yeah, let me try a different +[740.50 --> 742.50] The Phantom Glass video is going to be really cool though +[742.50 --> 743.50] That's going to be fun +[743.50 --> 745.50] I'm looking forward to that one +[745.50 --> 748.50] Oh, well I zoomed in, that might be the problem +[749.50 --> 753.50] And something else that people have to bear in mind about our operation in particular +[753.50 --> 756.50] When they see things like estimated earnings +[756.50 --> 759.50] Is that we have seven people working here +[759.50 --> 760.50] Mm-hmm +[760.50 --> 763.50] So like anything you see divided by seven +[763.50 --> 766.50] Factor in that I'm probably keeping 90% of it +[766.50 --> 767.50] And there you go +[767.50 --> 769.50] How will he survive? +[769.50 --> 773.50] I don't keep 90% of it +[773.50 --> 777.50] There's not, there's not enough for me to keep 90% of it +[777.50 --> 778.50] No +[778.50 --> 779.50] And have the company survive +[779.50 --> 781.50] And like this is, this is kind of crazy too +[781.50 --> 783.50] So if you go back two years +[783.50 --> 787.50] So here's, so here's the, the, where it turns over +[787.50 --> 788.50] So here's where my goal was like, oh yeah +[788.50 --> 790.50] So you can see at the end of last year +[790.50 --> 793.50] That's where I got the idea that maybe we could do 200,000 views a day, right? +[793.50 --> 796.50] And I was like, yeah, that should be our goal for this year +[796.50 --> 799.50] So if you go back the previous year, we didn't grow nearly as much +[799.50 --> 807.50] Like here's the CES bump that actually stood as our all-time highest single day for almost two years +[807.50 --> 808.50] Until we beat it on November 30th +[808.50 --> 809.50] Again, product focus, right? +[809.50 --> 811.50] Like it really matters what gets shown there +[811.50 --> 813.50] Yeah, and we did like 20 videos that day +[813.50 --> 816.50] And before we like cooled it a little bit +[816.50 --> 823.50] But that, that previous year we did like 130, 120 throughout the year +[823.50 --> 827.50] Then we grew kind of at the end of the year a little bit +[827.50 --> 828.50] Quite a lot actually +[828.50 --> 831.50] But it didn't hold the way that this has +[831.50 --> 834.50] That trend is amazing +[834.50 --> 837.50] That just means that you guys care or something +[837.50 --> 838.50] Yeah +[838.50 --> 840.50] Like all the, all the cares +[840.50 --> 841.50] All the cares +[841.50 --> 842.50] Like the first half of this year +[842.50 --> 845.50] It didn't really look like we were gonna do that much better than the previous year +[845.50 --> 846.50] To be perfectly honest +[846.50 --> 848.50] Like here, we can have a look +[848.50 --> 850.50] At, uh, at what we did the previous year +[850.50 --> 851.50] So that was +[851.50 --> 853.50] Oh ding +[853.50 --> 855.50] So that was 57,000 +[855.50 --> 857.50] Or 57 million views +[857.50 --> 860.50] And then what would 200,000 times 365 be? +[860.50 --> 862.50] That's not even that much more +[862.50 --> 864.50] That would be what, like 75 million? +[864.50 --> 866.50] 200,000 times +[866.50 --> 870.50] I should probably just calculate this +[870.50 --> 871.50] I'm way too tired +[871.50 --> 873.50] My dad would have already been done +[873.50 --> 876.50] I know, but your dad's crazy +[876.50 --> 877.50] Yep +[877.50 --> 878.50] These bananas +[878.50 --> 880.50] 730? +[880.50 --> 882.50] Oh 73 million +[882.50 --> 883.50] Okay, I was close +[883.50 --> 885.50] Um, so 73 million +[885.50 --> 887.50] But what we actually did this year +[887.50 --> 891.50] So like it was looking like we weren't tracking that much +[891.50 --> 894.50] What we actually did this year is like 100 million +[894.50 --> 896.50] Over 100 million +[896.50 --> 897.50] That's crazy +[897.50 --> 898.50] So that's like +[898.50 --> 899.50] Yeah +[899.50 --> 900.50] It's a massive improvement +[900.50 --> 902.50] 80% growth or something along those lines +[902.50 --> 905.50] Yeah, it's been, it's been a heck of a year +[905.50 --> 909.50] I wasn't, I wasn't sure when we started this whole Linus Media Group thing if it was gonna work +[909.50 --> 911.50] And I had a lot of people tell me it wasn't gonna work +[911.50 --> 915.50] Like, especially when we first started trying to do pre-rolls or +[915.50 --> 917.50] My favorite thing, sorry I'm gonna butt in +[917.50 --> 921.50] My favorite thing is people that I like very clearly remember having conversations with +[921.50 --> 924.50] Telling me it's like a horrible idea and it's not gonna work and all this kind of stuff +[924.50 --> 926.50] That now if I bring up anything like that +[926.50 --> 929.50] They're like, yeah man, like I always knew it would be work and stuff +[929.50 --> 932.50] I'm like, yeah, okay, sure, sure dude +[932.50 --> 936.50] I think your parents were surprisingly cool about it +[936.50 --> 938.50] So, not at first +[938.50 --> 942.50] Considering, yeah, but even at first they didn't tell me not to do it +[942.50 --> 944.50] They were +[944.50 --> 947.50] I think they advised you not to do it +[947.50 --> 951.50] Yeah, but they wouldn't be like no and they were supportive and they would help and whatnot +[951.50 --> 954.50] Like they even helped us move to the office we're currently in +[954.50 --> 956.50] By then I think they were mostly on board +[956.50 --> 957.50] Yeah +[957.50 --> 961.50] It was at the beginning when I think your dad expected me to offer you like minimum wage or something like that +[961.50 --> 962.50] Probably +[962.50 --> 966.50] Based on what you were getting paid before helping me at MCIX +[966.50 --> 968.50] I can see where he might have gotten the idea +[968.50 --> 971.50] If I kept that wage I would be dead now +[971.50 --> 974.50] I was only able to eat those kimchi bowl things +[974.50 --> 978.50] Well he was a contractor, right? So there was no +[978.50 --> 980.50] It was like it was all piece work +[980.50 --> 983.50] So it was like a flat rate per video and like per anything +[983.50 --> 986.50] And then this guy's like, yeah, let's constantly increase our production values +[986.50 --> 991.50] So like but like my my per work isn't going up +[991.50 --> 996.50] But the amount of time it takes to complete work is going like way up +[996.50 --> 997.50] It was an investment +[997.50 --> 999.50] It was an important thing for us to do +[999.50 --> 1000.50] I know it was +[1000.50 --> 1002.50] It was an important thing for us to do +[1002.50 --> 1006.50] I think my favorite is some of the like I don't even remember any of them anymore +[1006.50 --> 1008.50] Because they've all completely gone away +[1008.50 --> 1011.50] But all the all the haters that would post on all of our videos +[1011.50 --> 1013.50] About how Linus +[1013.50 --> 1014.50] Oh yeah yeah yeah +[1014.50 --> 1015.50] Linus media garbage +[1015.50 --> 1016.50] There was that one main guy +[1016.50 --> 1017.50] Yeah there was like that one guy +[1017.50 --> 1018.50] I don't remember who he was +[1018.50 --> 1020.50] But like every time was like +[1020.50 --> 1022.50] And I hate that slick guy +[1022.50 --> 1023.50] Blah blah blah +[1023.50 --> 1025.50] He's gonna be out on the street in six months +[1025.50 --> 1027.50] Without a penny to his name +[1027.50 --> 1029.50] And like I hate him +[1029.50 --> 1031.50] And Linus media group is gonna shut down +[1031.50 --> 1033.50] And you're gonna have to go back to your real job +[1033.50 --> 1036.50] And I'm just like you know what this is a real job actually +[1036.50 --> 1037.50] Yeah +[1037.50 --> 1040.50] I think we've demonstrated at this point that yeah this is a real job +[1040.50 --> 1043.50] I usually bust my ass pretty hard at most jobs +[1043.50 --> 1046.50] I probably work harder at this one than any other one I have +[1046.50 --> 1048.50] Yeah me too +[1048.50 --> 1049.50] But I mean that's the +[1049.50 --> 1051.50] I mean that's what being passionate about something will do +[1051.50 --> 1052.50] Yeah I mean it's +[1052.50 --> 1054.50] I'm not complaining I'm just saying +[1054.50 --> 1057.50] To be clear like yeah we're not just straight up in it for the money +[1057.50 --> 1059.50] None of us are PewDiePie +[1059.50 --> 1060.50] No +[1060.50 --> 1061.50] You know we're not making four million a year +[1061.50 --> 1064.50] Or like that's just stupid +[1064.50 --> 1065.50] Yeah +[1065.50 --> 1066.50] That's incredible amounts of money +[1066.50 --> 1069.50] But yeah and in fact I think +[1069.50 --> 1072.50] We're not we're not pulling a notch and buying that +[1072.50 --> 1075.50] 70 million dollar mansion or whatever he's did +[1075.50 --> 1079.50] Yeah I think every single person here could still make more somewhere else +[1081.50 --> 1083.50] I still have offers for more in other places +[1083.50 --> 1087.50] Yeah I could probably walk back into my old job tomorrow if I really felt like it +[1087.50 --> 1089.50] Like yeah I'm back for good +[1089.50 --> 1092.50] I want a desk with four monitors on it again +[1092.50 --> 1094.50] I think the two most recent people +[1094.50 --> 1098.50] Well one of them could have not left what he was doing and been making more +[1098.50 --> 1099.50] Yeah +[1099.50 --> 1102.50] And the other one could have continued what they were doing and then eventually been making more +[1102.50 --> 1103.50] Yeah +[1103.50 --> 1105.50] I don't know it's fun though I mean it's good +[1105.50 --> 1110.50] Yeah and like what what the other I'm not trying not to use names because I don't know +[1110.50 --> 1114.50] Yeah like I don't know how much we should talk about people's personal financial situations +[1114.50 --> 1115.50] Yeah probably not at all +[1115.50 --> 1122.50] Yeah one of the fairly recent ones when he was talking about how like the happiness level thing +[1122.50 --> 1123.50] Yeah +[1123.50 --> 1124.50] That's a huge deal +[1124.50 --> 1125.50] Yeah +[1125.50 --> 1127.50] And that's like a very well documented huge deal +[1127.50 --> 1129.50] Like how making more money doesn't necessarily +[1129.50 --> 1143.50] Yeah pass a certain degree and like well it's it's the diminishing returns thing so it doesn't just shut off but like you have to make such astronomically more to get any real improvement in happiness that it just doesn't really make a lot of sense and there's like a lot of +[1143.50 --> 1147.50] And there's like other things that should improve like quality life improvements and stuff +[1147.50 --> 1149.50] Well if you hate your freaking job +[1149.50 --> 1154.50] Minor quality life improvements are probably not going to result in you no longer hating your freaking job +[1154.50 --> 1157.50] So I don't know I think there's value in that +[1157.50 --> 1159.50] Aw we've got someone saying this is getting depressing +[1159.50 --> 1161.50] We're not meaning to be depressing we love our jobs +[1161.50 --> 1162.50] That's the point +[1162.50 --> 1166.50] Yeah we have to work really hard and bust our butts and that's fine +[1166.50 --> 1172.50] But the yeah the moral of the story is when you wake up in the morning and want to go to work busting your butt and working extra hours don't really matter +[1172.50 --> 1182.50] Like I'll come home and then be like oh time to relax time to answer messages on the forum trying to help people with like broken account problems +[1182.50 --> 1183.50] Yeah that's what amounts to relaxing +[1183.50 --> 1188.50] Yeah but like it is kind of like it's it's a slowdown and it's fine and I don't mind it +[1188.50 --> 1191.50] Kind of work but like it's the kind of thing we would have done anyway +[1191.50 --> 1196.50] Yeah like go hang out on a forum and answer some questions it's like we already did that crap before we +[1196.50 --> 1197.50] Exactly +[1197.50 --> 1199.50] Owned the domain that the questions were coming in on +[1199.50 --> 1202.50] Yeah so it's like it's not really that big of a deal +[1202.50 --> 1203.50] I don't know +[1203.50 --> 1206.50] Shout out to the moderators they've been doing a really good job lately +[1206.50 --> 1208.50] Welcome to the team Bladed Grass +[1212.50 --> 1214.50] Alright well I guess I'll go home +[1214.50 --> 1216.50] Hang out with my sick two year old +[1216.50 --> 1219.50] I gotta shower peanut butter and jam out of my hair +[1219.50 --> 1220.50] Yeah me too +[1220.50 --> 1222.50] And then head off as well +[1222.50 --> 1224.50] Alright peace guys +[1224.50 --> 1225.50] Bye everyone +[1225.50 --> 1226.50] See you in the new year +[1226.50 --> 1228.50] Thanks for hanging out with us in the after party +[1228.50 --> 1230.50] It's gonna be weird this 2015 next time +[1230.50 --> 1231.50] I know +[1231.50 --> 1234.50] It's gonna be all like I'm gonna be older +[1234.50 --> 1235.50] I'm gonna be 30 next year +[1235.50 --> 1237.50] No I'm not good thank goodness +[1238.50 --> 1239.50] 29 +[1239.50 --> 1242.50] Yeah I was like how did you just get older that much +[1242.50 --> 1244.50] Like you didn't even have a birthday +[1244.50 --> 1246.50] How did that happen? +[1246.50 --> 1248.50] So confused diff --git a/The WAN Show Afterparty - Dec 5, 2014_transcript.txt b/The WAN Show Afterparty - Dec 5, 2014_transcript.txt index 9240da4383ebff646bedbe4020d6f504e4f82cff..f1398d5e0963d7196d88f0c169c26b3befca539c 100644 --- a/The WAN Show Afterparty - Dec 5, 2014_transcript.txt +++ b/The WAN Show Afterparty - Dec 5, 2014_transcript.txt @@ -14,140 +14,144 @@ [63.78 --> 68.82] yeah we know why because Twitter is supposed to be about stream of [68.82 --> 73.08] consciousness so like what I'm doing right now whereas I don't do that I [73.08 --> 78.36] don't really do that whenever I think you're like terrible jokes they go on -[78.36 --> 90.12] Twitter and whatever I'm like complaining about something like my favorite Twitter -[90.12 --> 96.00] posts that I do are the ones where I'm having where I'm having like some random -[96.00 --> 101.16] conversation with Yvonne and she burns me or I burn her like those are those are -[101.16 --> 105.96] my favorites by far because it's just like yeah that happens yes I'm that -[105.96 --> 114.54] awful and yes she's that awful and that's our life together we don't have -[114.54 --> 120.10] to do it anymore okay did they just kill it or what I essentially okay that's -[120.10 --> 125.04] fine so I think I'm not allowed to go shirtless on twitch so hopefully this nip -[125.04 --> 129.54] slip here is not a big deal if I'm using it to change into a twitch shirt I think it's -[129.54 --> 132.66] can I get away with it I think it technically is a big deal because -[132.66 --> 136.30] they're going with the like yeah I know guys can't do it either thing right -[136.30 --> 143.10] which is probably fair party bought which doesn't exist okay now hold on a second -[143.10 --> 149.78] because I saw a lot of I saw a lot of discussion about guys streaming shirtless -[149.78 --> 155.22] and girls streaming with like just cleavage hanging out all over the place -[155.22 --> 163.10] what if a guy streamed with cleavage hanging out all over the place so a v-neck yeah like a super -[163.10 --> 171.62] low-cut v-neck on a dude is that considered erotic to anyone I don't know to women like if there are -[171.62 --> 178.86] any women watching I'm sure it's erotic to someone it might be yeah I need to know like if the dudes fit -[178.86 --> 184.54] I'm sure it's erotic yeah but like what if it's a fairly tight fitting shirt and the dudes fit maybe -[184.54 --> 190.18] it looks okay well tell me this like does it have to you know does it have to be in because is it okay -[190.18 --> 195.14] is it an intention thing or what you're actually doing like if your intention is to be kind of gross -[195.14 --> 201.92] hard to like if you put on a chest toupee like 70s style chest toupee and wear a v-neck the chest hair -[201.92 --> 206.78] yeah like is that is that still considered attractive I don't know are you obviously -[206.78 --> 211.16] just trying to be gross and I don't think it's a matter of what's attractive it's a matter of what -[211.16 --> 217.62] they consider decent yeah I've got people saying that v-neck looks stupid I know it's not the point -[217.62 --> 223.98] the conversation we're having um like I think certain v-necks are fine I don't like the like -[223.98 --> 231.28] super low ones I actually prefer the shirts where it's a very shallow v-neck just because I like that -[231.28 --> 236.60] next one more all right brookla says anything is going to be erotic to someone and this is a very -[236.60 --> 246.76] good point um mcdude says or mike dude says uh why are people such prudes well because someone else -[246.76 --> 254.36] who complains really loudly is an even bigger prude and the prudes because the internet is like -[254.36 --> 260.66] mainstream now yeah I mean and I you know what I kind of get it like if you're trying to maintain a -[260.66 --> 266.02] somewhat professional website you don't want like shirtless dudes yeah you don't want cleavage and -[266.02 --> 271.72] shirtless dudes everywhere because that's not professional and that's not you can call it prude or -[271.72 --> 276.44] you can call it whatever you want but it what it isn't is professional you know it's the classic no -[276.44 --> 282.70] shirt no shoes no service that's the way the world works and what about no pants yeah like there are -[282.70 --> 290.20] plenty of websites that are not twitch where you can go to look at boobs in streams so yeah -[290.20 --> 296.86] live streams either or or or presumably having not looked into this I wouldn't be an expert on it -[296.86 --> 304.26] presumably not boobs in streams so apparently Linus and Luke should do a WAN show in latex -[304.26 --> 309.66] I will be doing a uh a body paint upper body episode soon that shipped by the way -[309.66 --> 314.72] so okay yeah so it's not here yet have we figured out my costume for the girls thing -[314.72 --> 323.10] is it showing up yeah if you don't get the things to then just go to uh let's go to the shop there -[323.10 --> 326.98] that's what I was gonna do to get the things yeah yeah just don't want to wait two weeks for damn -[326.98 --> 333.16] Amazon yeah well it's Christmas season who knows if it'll even show up until after Christmas we're -[333.16 --> 339.00] already in December yeah we're gonna have to get it locally apparently people are saying yet twitch -[339.00 --> 345.94] has insta-partnered with known porn stars okay you could but twitch would probably insta-partner with -[345.94 --> 351.40] any highly recognizable person as long as they're using the site within the guidelines yeah who cares if -[351.40 --> 356.52] they're a porn star yeah I don't see why that matters not really relevant yeah pretty much +[78.36 --> 83.58] Twitter and never like complaining about something they go on like that has a +[83.58 --> 89.34] use on Twitter not like the oh my god look at what I had for lunch today like my +[89.34 --> 94.60] favorite Twitter posts that I do are the ones where I'm having where I'm +[94.60 --> 99.66] having like some random conversation with Yvonne and she burns me or I burn her +[99.66 --> 104.28] like those are those are my favorites by far because it's just like yeah that +[104.28 --> 108.84] happens yes I'm that awful and yes she's that awful and that's our life +[108.84 --> 110.88] together +[110.88 --> 114.18] by the way that thing that we were gonna have to do after we don't have to do it +[114.18 --> 116.88] we don't have to do it anymore okay did they just kill it or what +[116.88 --> 122.88] essentially okay that's fine so I think I'm not allowed to go shirtless on +[122.88 --> 127.32] twitch so hopefully this nip slip here is not a big deal if I'm using it to +[127.32 --> 131.04] change into a twitch shirt I think it can I get away with I think it +[131.04 --> 134.08] technically is a big deal because they're going with the like yeah I know +[134.08 --> 140.10] guys can't do it either thing right which is probably fair party bought which +[140.10 --> 146.64] doesn't exist okay now hold on a second because I saw a lot of I saw a lot of +[146.64 --> 153.24] discussion about guys streaming shirtless and girls streaming with like just +[153.24 --> 158.24] cleavage hanging out all over the place what if a guy streamed with cleavage +[158.24 --> 165.24] hanging out all over the place so a v-neck yeah like a super low-cut v-neck on a +[165.24 --> 171.86] dude is that considered erotic to anyone I don't know to women like if there are any +[171.86 --> 177.32] women watching I'm sure it's erotic to someone it might be yeah I need to know +[177.32 --> 182.60] like if the dudes fit I'm sure it's erotic yeah but like what if it's a fairly +[182.60 --> 185.96] tight-fitting shirt and the dudes fit maybe it looks okay well tell me this +[185.96 --> 190.94] like does it have to you know does it have to be in tech is it okay is it an +[190.94 --> 194.86] intention thing or what you're actually doing like if your intention is very +[194.86 --> 200.86] hard to like if you put on a chest to pay like 70s style chest to pay and we're not like the chest hair +[200.86 --> 205.98] the chest hair yeah like is that is that still considered attractive I don't know +[205.98 --> 209.84] are you obviously just trying to be gross and I don't think it's a matter of what's +[209.84 --> 213.66] attractive it's a matter of what they consider decent yeah I've got people +[213.66 --> 218.52] saying that v-neck looks stupid I know it's not the point of the conversation +[218.52 --> 224.34] we're having um like I think certain v-necks are fine I don't like the like super +[224.34 --> 230.74] low I actually prefer the shirts where it's a very shallow v-neck just because I +[230.74 --> 235.86] like that next all right brookla says anything is going to be erotic to someone +[235.86 --> 243.16] and this is a very good point mcdude says or mike dude says why are people such prudes +[243.16 --> 249.86] well because someone else who complains really loudly is an even bigger prude +[249.86 --> 257.86] and the prudes because the internet is like mainstream now yeah I mean and I you know what +[257.86 --> 263.36] I kind of get it like if you're trying to maintain a somewhat professional website you don't want like +[263.36 --> 267.98] shirtless dudes yeah you don't want cleavage and shirtless dudes everywhere because that's not +[267.98 --> 272.90] professional and that's not good you can call it prude or you can call it whatever you want but it +[272.90 --> 279.02] what it isn't is professional you know it's the classic no shirt no shoes no service that's the way +[279.02 --> 285.44] the world works and no pants yeah like there are plenty of websites that are not twitch where you can +[285.44 --> 295.88] go to look at boobs in streams so yeah live streams or or or presumably having not looked into this I +[295.88 --> 303.14] wouldn't be an expert on it presumably not boobs in streams so apparently linus and luke should do a +[303.14 --> 309.66] wanshow in latex I will be doing a uh a body paint upper body episode soon that shipped by the way +[309.66 --> 316.12] yeah so it's not here yet have we figured out my costume for the girls thing is it showing up +[316.12 --> 322.86] things yeah I just need it if you don't get the things to then just go to uh let's go to the shop +[322.86 --> 326.98] there that's what I was gonna do to get the things yeah yeah just don't want to wait two weeks for damn +[326.98 --> 333.16] amazon yeah well it's christmas season who knows if it'll even show up until after christmas we're +[333.16 --> 339.24] already in december yeah we're gonna have to get it locally apparently people are saying yet twitch has +[339.24 --> 345.66] insta partnered with known porn stars okay you could but twitch would probably insta partner +[345.66 --> 350.92] with any highly recognizable person as long as they're using the site within the guidelines yeah +[350.92 --> 356.52] who cares if they're a porn star i don't see why that matters not really relevant yeah pretty much [356.52 --> 362.56] um twitch states that they want to keep the website about the games and not what people are or are not -[362.56 --> 370.90] wearing and yeah I totally get that twitch doesn't need to be you know live cams rs central I mean yes -[370.90 --> 377.06] they're live and there are cameras involved I think you know what I meant yes let's keep it gaming -[377.06 --> 383.16] focused right guys apparently I shouldn't get glossy body paint it's worse to remove thank you for the -[383.16 --> 389.84] pro tip I already bought it I have no idea what kind it is I'm not a body paint expert no body -[389.84 --> 394.98] chocolate on the other hand I could probably tell you guys a thing or two industrial fondues -[394.98 --> 404.20] yeah fondues body chocolate fondues for cucumbers would chocolate cucumber be good probably not -[404.20 --> 409.02] probably not no chocolate doesn't go with everything what are we even talking about -[409.02 --> 415.98] yeah it's like water and water yeah chocolate rain -[415.98 --> 421.94] we're saying I should bust when you're talking about me singing or whatever they're like -[421.94 --> 426.34] nick bust into the room i was like chocolate rain i was hoping you were gonna do something like it -[426.34 --> 431.54] doesn't matter but that's why i yelled your name oh oh you yelled my name yeah i didn't say that -[431.54 --> 435.72] loud because i didn't want it to peak the mic i was like half listening for the sponsor spots -[435.72 --> 439.14] yeah yeah apparently it would be watery yeah it would be watery -[439.14 --> 447.78] this was a heck of a week so we released oil cool part three we released curved surround part two -[447.78 --> 454.04] the final the final one of that for something and tomorrow actually the number of people who were -[454.04 --> 462.72] butthurt at you about saying maybe we're gonna have so many oh man yeah that is a butthurt fist -[462.72 --> 477.58] um i almost shortened it but i was like no yeah okay so anyway he was just teasing just teasing -[477.58 --> 484.00] and not just teasing like teasing upcoming content just teasing it is coming out tomorrow night so -[484.00 --> 491.22] tomorrow night whole room water cooling part one will be up and i cannot hype this video enough i think -[491.22 --> 494.62] i've heard him say offline behind camera that he thinks it might be one of the best things we've -[494.62 --> 498.82] ever made i think it might be the best thing we've ever made ed still says don't hype it up too much -[498.82 --> 504.00] yeah ed says not to hype it but he's done a great job of it and i thought we're a hype machine -[504.00 --> 509.54] yeah i thought it was great hopefully we don't ubisoft this hopefully it's actually great yeah it -[509.54 --> 514.12] better be it is great you haven't seen it yet right no oh yeah it's it's done it's done it's -[514.12 --> 519.28] uploaded it would have been awesome if he had ubisoft it and like she's coming in just like eyes and mouth -[519.28 --> 522.52] bring air on minus his face for like one frame -[522.52 --> 530.34] that would actually be pretty funny so i can't promise how quickly the additional episodes are -[530.34 --> 536.06] coming but we have all the footage we need for episodes two and three they're just extremely -[536.06 --> 541.62] time consuming to make and we still need vo for two and we still need voiceovers uh for some of them -[541.62 --> 549.64] and then it's not strictly speaking done because not only did we never finish some things like the -[549.64 --> 554.18] vinyl decals on the wall stuff didn't we or something happened no no no no no um but we've -[554.18 --> 558.54] had we had some challenges with putting quick disconnect fittings on all the systems so we have -[558.54 --> 564.64] to finish off all the systems so they can actually be disconnected from the whole room loop um and then -[564.64 --> 569.24] we still have to put some vinyl decals on the wall and the power supply for the fans for the roof -[569.24 --> 575.42] mounted radiator died after like a couple days because it was just some cheapo like it doesn't -[575.42 --> 581.04] matter made in china like yeah but the cool thing about it and maybe we'll cover this in more depth -[581.04 --> 586.78] in the video is it's working without fans yeah yeah yeah one thing okay i didn't realize that there was -[586.78 --> 592.52] like cool decals and stuff inside the box of the loot crate thing and the outside is like super plain -[592.52 --> 600.12] and the inside's like cool stuff anyways oh can you like did he you did oh that's really look how tightly packed +[362.56 --> 370.90] wearing and yeah i totally get that twitch doesn't need to be you know live cams rs central i mean yes +[370.90 --> 377.54] they're live and there are cameras involved i think you know what i meant yes let's keep it gaming focused +[377.54 --> 383.60] right guys apparently i shouldn't get glossy body paint it's worse to remove thank you for the pro tip +[383.60 --> 390.60] i already bought it i have no idea what kind it is i'm not a body paint expert no body chocolate on the +[390.60 --> 398.44] other hand i could probably tell you guys a thing or two industrial fondues yeah fondues body chocolate +[398.44 --> 405.82] fondues for cucumbers would chocolate cucumber be good probably not probably not no chocolate doesn't +[405.82 --> 412.86] go with everything what are we even talking about yeah it's like water and water yeah +[412.86 --> 416.40] chocolate chocolate rain chocolate rain +[416.40 --> 423.76] when you were talking about me singing or whatever they were like nick bust into the room i was doing +[423.76 --> 427.58] chocolate rain i was hoping you were gonna do something like it doesn't matter but that's why +[427.58 --> 432.38] i yelled your name oh oh you yelled my name yeah i didn't say that loud because i didn't want it to +[432.38 --> 438.04] pick the mic i was like half listening for the sponsor spots yeah yeah apparently it would be watery +[438.04 --> 446.52] yeah it would be watery this was a heck of a week so we released oil cool part three we released curved +[446.52 --> 454.04] surround part two the final the final one of that and tomorrow actually the number of people who were +[454.04 --> 463.04] butthurt at you about saying maybe we're gonna have so many oh man yeah that is a butthurt fist pound +[463.04 --> 473.26] moment right there yeah but oh wow butthurt fist um i almost shortened it but i was like no yeah okay so +[473.26 --> 480.92] anyway he was just teasing just teasing and not just teasing like teasing upcoming content just teasing +[480.92 --> 487.38] it is coming out tomorrow night so tomorrow night whole room water cooling part one will be up +[487.38 --> 493.58] and i cannot hype this video enough i think i have heard him say offline behind camera that he thinks +[493.58 --> 496.96] it might be one of the best things we've ever made i think it might be the best thing we've ever made +[496.96 --> 504.00] yeah ed says not to hype it but he's done a great job of it and i thought we're a hype machine +[504.00 --> 509.30] yeah i thought it was great hopefully we don't ubisoft this hopefully it's actually great yeah +[509.30 --> 514.14] it better be it is great you haven't seen it yet right no oh yeah it's it's done it's done it's +[514.14 --> 519.28] uploaded it would have been awesome if he had ubisoft it and like just coming in just like eyes and mouth +[519.28 --> 532.38] so i can't promise how quickly the additional episodes are coming but we have all the footage +[532.38 --> 537.84] we need for episodes two and three they're just extremely time consuming to make and we still +[537.84 --> 544.42] need vo for two and we still need voiceovers uh for some of them and then it's not strictly speaking +[544.42 --> 551.20] done because not only did we never finish some things like the vinyl decals on the walls stuff +[551.20 --> 556.30] didn't we or something happened no no no no um but we've had we had some challenges with putting quick +[556.30 --> 561.26] disconnect fittings on all the systems so we have to finish off all the systems so they can actually be +[561.26 --> 565.90] disconnected from the whole room whole room loop um and then we still have to put some vinyl decals +[565.90 --> 572.00] on the wall and the power supply for the fans for the roof mounted radiator died after like a couple +[572.00 --> 579.26] days because it was just some cheapo like it doesn't matter made in china like yeah but the cool thing +[579.26 --> 584.10] about it and maybe we'll cover this in more depth in the video is it's working without fans yeah yeah +[584.10 --> 589.96] yeah one thing okay i didn't realize that there was like cool decals and stuff inside the box of the +[589.96 --> 594.60] loot crate thing and the outside is like super plain and the inside's like cool stuff anyways +[594.60 --> 600.12] oh can you show that off though did he you did oh that's cool because you were like look how tightly packed [600.12 --> 603.88] everything is and i was like does it unfold and become something that's what i was wondering because -[603.88 --> 609.64] you can see inside the fold oh it totally does yeah there's a cut line here oh what what does it do -[610.60 --> 617.88] share document enjoy i don't know because there's stuff under these folds in there you can see yeah here we -[617.88 --> 623.32] should we should discover it while i'm talking but um like you're talking about putting the extra -[623.32 --> 628.76] vinyls and stuff on the wall like aren't we moving soon i've got people asking for please no please more -[628.76 --> 634.52] nips please more nips yeah not not today but i won't promise it'll never happen which is gonna ban us -[634.52 --> 640.92] yeah twitch is gonna i'll get banned while i rep my twitch shirt oh my god i think there's other stuff in -[640.92 --> 647.80] here did we not even notice all the stuff way to go lou hey man you were looking at it too are you a -[647.80 --> 652.60] pirate or a ninja what does this say this month's theme is battle oh it has like a whole little -[652.60 --> 658.44] like thing that goes along with it and there's like there's like little mega man and like ryu like -[658.44 --> 665.56] pop out dudes that you can stand up and oh and maybe it's something to do is oh my goodness i get it -[665.56 --> 672.84] i get it oh that's so sick it's a fight background oh nice so you put your little like dudes and they -[672.84 --> 677.96] like stand on it oh i totally get it that's awesome i can't believe we missed this we're going to pay a -[677.96 --> 685.16] lot more attention to that kind of stuff yeah and they screwed up the first one spot there's a freaking -[685.16 --> 692.60] street fighter arcade edition full game oh there's a game code oh i don't want to show that there's a game -[692.60 --> 702.44] code in here i'll show it like this there's a game code free game download street fighter 4 arcade -[702.44 --> 708.28] this like folds out like way bigger than i originally showed it so fair this was supposed +[603.88 --> 609.64] you can see inside the full oh it totally does yeah there's a cut line here oh what what does it do +[609.64 --> 617.48] share document enjoy i don't know because there's stuff under these folds in there you can see yeah +[617.48 --> 623.00] here we should okay i'll have to do it while i'm talking but um like you're talking about putting the +[623.00 --> 628.28] extra vinyls and stuff on the wall like are we moving soon i've got people asking for please no +[628.28 --> 633.80] please more nips please more nips yeah not not today but i won't promise it'll never happen which is +[633.80 --> 639.96] gonna ban us yeah twitch is gonna i'll get banned while i rep my twitch shirt oh my god i think +[639.96 --> 646.68] there's other stuff in here did we not even notice all the stuff way to go lu hey man you were looking +[646.68 --> 652.12] at it too are you a pirate or a ninja what does this say this month's theme is battle oh it has like a +[652.12 --> 658.04] whole little like thing that goes along with it and there's like there's like mega man and like ryu +[658.04 --> 665.08] like pop out dudes that you can stand up and oh and maybe it's something to do is oh my goodness i get it +[665.56 --> 673.08] i get it oh that's so sick it's a fight background oh nice so you put your little like dudes and they like +[673.08 --> 678.28] stand on it oh i totally get it that's awesome i can't believe we missed this we're gonna have to pay a lot more +[678.28 --> 685.08] attention to that kind of stuff in the future yeah and they screwed up the first one spot there's a freaking +[685.08 --> 692.36] street fighter arcade edition full game oh there's a game code oh i don't want to show that there's a +[692.36 --> 702.36] game code in here i'll show it like this there's a game code free game download street fighter 4 arc +[702.36 --> 708.28] and this like folds out like way bigger than i originally showed it so to be fair this was supposed [708.28 --> 713.48] to be an unboxing spot so i don't think they expected you to like get it perfect all of these [713.48 --> 718.68] things well they probably expected us to find the stuff that was in the box when i saw the paper stuff [718.68 --> 726.04] i was like oh it's just ads and it's none of its ads yeah literally none of it is ads uh 50 off lichdom -[726.04 --> 733.64] that's a pretty big discount i wouldn't consider that an ad that's cool huh so i wonder how much -[733.64 --> 739.00] street and we suck is on steam it's probably like i don't think it's that expensive is it 20 bucks -[739.00 --> 745.16] 20 dollars shut up 20 value free game download so you pay 1337 you get all that cool stuff and you -[745.16 --> 751.32] get a 20 dollar game yeah that's pretty insane yeah but you're a sales guy so we can't listen to you -[751.32 --> 760.60] yeah eeeew ew business yeah all right i thought you were checking on steam i want to see if it's -[760.60 --> 764.04] actually 20 dollars because like it it might have been 20 dollars when they printed those and it might -[764.04 --> 770.92] be like two dollars now we'll see steam i'm i would check but i'm waiting for my uh my text to input -[770.92 --> 777.08] really yeah i was it's it's loaded now i'm gonna find it before your wi-fi is so much better than -[777.08 --> 784.28] mega rex what hot spot it's 30 dollars it's 30 bucks oh my god it's 29.99 we're in canada so maybe -[784.28 --> 790.60] it's like maybe it's 1999 in the us interesting um i already got an email from our rep back just being -[790.60 --> 796.20] like my team told me we're seeing a lot of awesome traffic to the site okay cool so apparently i screw -[796.20 --> 800.84] everything up and i still succeed well seriously when i saw the papers in the bottom i was like -[800.84 --> 805.96] oh here's junk and then it's like all awesome everyone who's still in the stream go over and -[805.96 --> 811.88] check it out non-arcade edition i think is 20 bucks so they screwed up they screwed up and they put it -[811.88 --> 821.64] to 20 value but it's the arcade edition oh this is this is ultra sorry wait what ultra oh is this ultra -[822.84 --> 829.08] that's the arcade edition can buy this oh i get it i'm looking at ultra i might be looking at the wrong -[829.08 --> 834.20] thing oh yeah yeah i think arcade edition is like the version before ultra it is you don't have one -[834.20 --> 840.04] of the expansions or whatever yeah okay okay so where's our key edition i don't know if you can buy -[840.04 --> 847.16] it i don't know it's still street fighter 4. there's like 18 versions of street yeah i just figured that -[847.16 --> 852.76] out that's super weird ultra mega wait we can't use mega that's mega man and there's also mega man swag -[852.76 --> 860.44] ultra super super mega man helmet man that thing's cool like i'm a huge mega man man so mega buster yeah -[860.44 --> 866.44] and it's like not not super cheap and crappy either oh it's not in the box like it's fairly -[866.44 --> 872.44] well constructed oh that's cool wow yeah that's actually has some weight to it yeah here's the stand -[872.44 --> 879.72] okay well i'm gonna go home and eat yay it's been a really long day do you want to go get food -[882.52 --> 888.84] do you want to go get food maybe let me check with the fam yeah should we go to the place yeah -[889.64 --> 894.04] do the stuff and then i'll stream after i'm streaming tonight for anyone who's wondering should we should -[894.04 --> 899.88] we stream lowbie instances i don't know someone asks when will linus read the comments -[899.88 --> 907.40] i love those questions i love those like you never answer any of my tweets that's my favorite -[907.40 --> 912.44] tweet to ever see um it's like well i'm answering this one not sure what you wanted to know +[726.68 --> 732.04] that's a pretty big discount i wouldn't consider that an ad that's cool huh +[732.04 --> 737.64] so i wonder how much street fighter 4 arcade is on steam it's probably like i don't think it's +[737.64 --> 744.36] that expensive is it 20 bucks 20 dollars shut up 20 value free game download so you pay 1337 you get +[744.36 --> 749.96] all that cool stuff and you get a 20 game yeah that's pretty insane yeah but you're a sales guy so +[749.96 --> 754.04] we can't listen to you yeah eww +[754.04 --> 761.32] business yeah all right i thought you were checking on steam i want to see if it's actually 20 dollars +[761.32 --> 764.92] because like it it might have been 20 dollars when they printed those and it might be like two dollars +[764.92 --> 773.16] now we'll see steam i'm i would check but i'm waiting for my uh my text to input really yeah i was it's +[773.16 --> 778.84] it's loaded now i'm gonna find it before your wi-fi is so much better than mega wreck what hot spot on my +[778.84 --> 786.04] 30 dollars it's 30 bucks oh my god it's 29.99 we're in canada so maybe it's like maybe it's 1999 in +[786.04 --> 791.64] the u.s interesting um i already got an email from our rep back just being like my team told me we're +[791.64 --> 797.40] seeing a lot of awesome traffic to the site okay cool so apparently i screw everything up and i still +[797.40 --> 803.08] succeed well seriously when i saw the papers in the bottom i was like oh here's junk and then it's like +[803.08 --> 808.36] all awesome everyone who's still in the stream go over and check it out non-arcade edition i think +[808.36 --> 814.84] is 20 bucks so they screwed up they screwed up and they put it to 20 value but it's the arcade +[814.84 --> 823.24] edition oh this is this is ultra sorry okay wait what ultra oh is this ultra wait what that's the +[823.24 --> 830.12] arcade edition can buy this oh i get it i'm looking at ultra i might be looking at the wrong thing oh yeah +[830.12 --> 835.08] yeah i think arcade edition is like the version before ultra it is you don't have one of the expansions or +[835.08 --> 842.20] whatever yeah okay okay so where's our key edition i don't know if you can buy it i don't know it's +[842.20 --> 847.96] still street fighter 4. there's like 18 versions of street yeah i just figured that out that's super +[847.96 --> 853.56] weird ultra mega wait we can't use mega that's mega man and there's also mega man swag ultra super +[853.56 --> 865.56] mega buster yeah and it's like not not super cheap and crappy no it's not in the box like it's +[865.56 --> 872.44] fairly well constructed oh that's cool wow yeah that's actually has some weight to it yeah here's the stand +[872.44 --> 879.56] okay well i'm gonna go home and eat yay it's been a really long day do you want to go get food +[879.56 --> 888.84] food do you want to go get food maybe let me check with the fam yeah should we go to the place yeah +[889.40 --> 893.48] and do the stuff and then i'll stream after i'm streaming tonight for anyone who's wondering should +[893.48 --> 899.88] we should we stream lowbie instances i don't know someone asks when will linus read the comments +[899.88 --> 907.64] i love those questions i love those like you never answer any of my tweets that's my favorite tweet +[907.64 --> 912.44] to ever see um it's like well i'm answering this one not sure what you wanted to know [913.96 --> 923.00] this is the one i happened to see people are asking for vlogs no man no dude no bro i do vlogs [923.00 --> 928.76] vlogs of what i do vlogs whenever i do something that i think is particularly interesting vlogs of what [928.76 --> 933.88] probably have like moving vlogs and like yeah we'll probably do moving vlogs yeah well i think @@ -186,8 +190,8 @@ [1120.76 --> 1125.32] of you are going to be interested in it it's a video about a thousand dollar wireless access point [1125.96 --> 1134.76] um and basically my my original plan i had this like amazing plan to like he just got through some [1134.76 --> 1141.24] glitch in someone's system evidently um uh meraki access point it wasn't the glitch i know it wasn't -[1141.24 --> 1146.28] a glitch but i'm sure they didn't intend for you to have one so whatever you want to call it he got -[1146.28 --> 1153.96] maybe not but it wasn't the glitch he got like a 700 meraki like enterprise grade cloud managed access +[1141.24 --> 1146.20] a glitch but i'm sure they didn't intend for you to have one so whatever you want to call it he got +[1146.20 --> 1153.96] maybe not but it wasn't the glitch he got like a 700 meraki like enterprise grade cloud managed access [1153.96 --> 1159.00] point i recently got this thousand dollar ruckus one and then i was going to take some high-end consumer [1159.00 --> 1166.04] grade stuff and i was going to like go full-on wi-fi testing and like i had so many issues with [1166.04 --> 1172.28] it that wi-fi testing is redonk you i already knew that but i learned it's more i did learn a lot @@ -198,96 +202,97 @@ [1195.40 --> 1203.00] and so for me to actually get the most out of a three spatial stream ac wireless access point i need [1203.00 --> 1209.64] a client that i can move around easily to different locations to do range and obstacle testing so instead [1209.64 --> 1214.44] i had to use a phone so i used the droid turbo because that's the one that holds the record for me -[1214.44 --> 1222.04] for at my house i have 100 megabit down uh internet and on n wireless that's the one that does the -[1222.04 --> 1228.44] best throughput with um with the thousand dollar ap so that's the one that i decided to use for my testing +[1214.44 --> 1222.04] for at my house i have 100 megabit down uh internet and on n wireless that's the one that does the best +[1222.04 --> 1228.44] the best throughput with um with the thousand dollar ap so that's the one that i decided to use for my testing [1228.44 --> 1235.40] i learned a lot about using iperf in the best possible way but there's still a lot more that needs to be done [1235.40 --> 1240.84] like the problem with iperf and the problem i was running into with my testing is i had to basically wait for a run [1240.84 --> 1247.24] where i was kind of getting consistent results because like a car would go by yeah um where's [1247.24 --> 1253.56] the way speed test works like speedtest.net is it throws away the outliers at the top and the bottom [1253.56 --> 1259.32] in order to give you that number of this is your typical speed whereas iperf unless you've got uh like [1259.32 --> 1264.28] something like and i haven't tried jperf yet but i will just as part of the learning process next time i -[1264.28 --> 1269.24] tackle this if i do the problem with iperf is it just gives you a raw average of however long you -[1269.24 --> 1275.00] run the test and i to my knowledge there isn't an easy way to export it at least from the the phone -[1275.00 --> 1282.28] version that i'm using yeah so i need a better client hardware i need a better client software layer -[1282.28 --> 1286.52] so that i can draw more meaningful results from it but i was able to get something that -[1286.52 --> 1293.08] is somewhat meaningful especially in my load testing so wireless access points are not just about max -[1293.08 --> 1297.08] speed from the access point to one client because that's not how anybody uses them nope and they're -[1297.08 --> 1302.76] not about maximum range either because it's it's relevant but it's not necessarily how most people -[1302.76 --> 1310.28] use them so i did a load test so like a stress test where i i think i ended up with six or seven clients -[1310.92 --> 1319.64] all of which were streaming video or some other kind of super intensive content use um and then i basically -[1319.64 --> 1326.68] tried to bring um the enterprise grade one and then a consumer grade one um to their knees and see -[1326.68 --> 1331.88] how they held up and the enterprise one is just if it costs three times as much as the consumer grade one -[1331.88 --> 1337.24] it more than justifies its price in that use case scenario but what they said a lot of people won't have -[1337.24 --> 1343.88] it in that use case scenario yes so if you had a um like if you had an extremely busy household where lots -[1343.88 --> 1349.00] of people are running off wireless it could make a lot of sense or it could completely not because you +[1264.28 --> 1269.32] tackle this if i do the problem with iperf is it just gives you a raw average of however long you run +[1269.32 --> 1275.32] the test and i to my knowledge there isn't an easy way to export it at least from the the phone version +[1275.32 --> 1283.08] that i'm using yeah so i need a better client hardware i need a better client software layer so that i can +[1283.08 --> 1288.28] draw more meaningful results from it but i was able to get something that is somewhat meaningful especially +[1288.28 --> 1294.52] in my load testing so wireless access points are not just about max speed from the access point to +[1294.52 --> 1299.32] one client because that's not how anybody uses them nope and they're not about maximum range either +[1299.32 --> 1304.60] because it's it's relevant but it's not necessarily how most people use them so i did a load test +[1305.16 --> 1312.68] so like a stress test where i i think i ended up with six or seven clients all of which were streaming +[1312.68 --> 1320.44] video or some other kind of super intensive content use um and then i basically tried to bring +[1321.56 --> 1327.48] the enterprise grade one and then a consumer grade one um to their knees and see how they held up and +[1327.48 --> 1332.36] the enterprise one is just if it costs three times as much as the consumer grade one it more than +[1332.36 --> 1337.56] justifies its price in that use case scenario but what they said a lot of people won't have it in that +[1337.56 --> 1343.96] use case scenario yes so if you had a um like if you had an extremely busy household where lots of +[1343.96 --> 1349.00] people are running off wireless it could make a lot of sense or it could completely not because you [1349.00 --> 1354.04] might be better off getting a lot of more inexpensive consumer grade access points and then positioning -[1354.04 --> 1361.16] them all over the place so if you want like a blanket of wireless over the entire building that can handle -[1361.16 --> 1367.40] seemingly unlimited load like this thing is awesome then enterprise grade well the the are we calling it -[1367.40 --> 1374.68] what what ap we're talking about yeah it's the r700 yeah okay so that exact model ap is what um a mutual -[1374.68 --> 1380.76] friend of nick and i uses he's an it manager at a school i'm trying to be as vague as possible he uses -[1380.76 --> 1386.84] r700s all over the place and for the entire school with all these kids hammering it all day they're fine -[1387.40 --> 1392.36] yeah so like i knew before you started doing this testing i was like the r700 is gonna smash what was it -[1392.36 --> 1398.44] you were you were you were you were hoping i was i was hoping that the cisco meraki would do better -[1398.44 --> 1407.64] than the r700 so that i could trade and then because somehow i wasn't going to figure out that the r700 -[1407.64 --> 1412.92] is better than the meraki well i was like if he goes through his raw testing and it like wins in -[1412.92 --> 1418.76] whatever scenarios he's doing then then wouldn't you be happy with it why did you want the ruckus -[1418.76 --> 1425.80] is there something you know that i don't about it uh it's a little bit i i like the localized -[1425.80 --> 1431.72] manageability i don't i don't like the cloud stuff that cisco meraki is doing uh i find it more simple -[1431.72 --> 1438.60] because i find the cisco meraki interface is designed around someone in a use case more like our mutual -[1438.60 --> 1444.44] friends where they're running a whole bunch of these ap's i want one all the main menus are like here's your -[1444.44 --> 1448.28] google map style map plot all the points where your ap's are i'm like i don't have -[1448.28 --> 1455.40] a campus i have one small basement suite like i don't need this i just want to manage it and like -[1455.40 --> 1460.36] if you're having some problem or if i'm offline for whatever reason i still want to be able to access -[1460.36 --> 1467.88] my ap and there was that funny thing where um some of my clients didn't support forcing 2.4 gigahertz -[1467.88 --> 1473.24] and while every other access point that i was originally going to include in my test one from ubiquity -[1473.24 --> 1480.52] um a couple from linksys anyway every other one supported splitting out the ss splitting out 2.4 -[1480.52 --> 1485.48] gigahertz and 5 gigahertz into separate ssids so i could manually connect to them separately -[1485.48 --> 1492.44] the meraki doesn't didn't even support forcing 2.4 gigahertz on an ssid until luke called them -[1492.44 --> 1497.24] honestly the dude on the phone was like super nice yeah and they were really fast they returned the call -[1497.24 --> 1501.88] really fast yeah they picked up really quickly they solved the problem really quickly and they're -[1501.88 --> 1510.12] really nice no not once i don't think so real real dude and like fixed it right away but he had to add -[1510.12 --> 1515.88] a button to luke's cloud management interface to force 2.4 gigahertz why is this button not in here -[1515.88 --> 1521.32] already yeah it's cool they're able to add it yeah but i shouldn't have to call support for a basic -[1521.32 --> 1526.76] feature like that i think part of the reason is that uh that ap that you have isn't like isn't -[1526.76 --> 1532.12] actually their highest end ap so it's kind of like bridging between enterprise and consumer so i -[1532.12 --> 1536.04] think they're trying to help people like more like i wouldn't say consumer but like small business yeah -[1536.04 --> 1540.44] yeah yeah so i think they're trying to help people not screw up considering that option exists i'm sure -[1540.44 --> 1544.52] on the even higher version it's probably there because they're expecting more of an ip administration -[1545.32 --> 1551.24] yeah so i don't know if they should lose too many points for that but well a more fair comparison -[1551.32 --> 1556.28] and where i might be better prepared to uh to do more of this testing like now that i know what -[1556.28 --> 1563.08] i'm doing i i burned like probably 16 hours of the time i spent prepping that video figuring out a way -[1563.08 --> 1568.60] to get repeatable results so once i have a bet i have better gear once i have better software once i've -[1568.60 --> 1574.20] had some more time to tinker with it i might tackle this again and then that would probably be a good time -[1574.20 --> 1580.60] for when um because we talked to ruckus about their x claim product line yeah so not the r series product -[1580.60 --> 1587.88] line but that would be probably more comparable to your maraki anyway um where these ones are -[1587.88 --> 1597.08] managed these are app managed uh wow that is that's a new fan art from jack sack jack sack did more fan -[1597.08 --> 1604.52] art hold on we gotta show this that's so good that was so fast how does he do it so fast dude it's -[1604.52 --> 1610.36] awesome i love his art style a wizard i love how you just magically have super long hair -[1612.04 --> 1615.64] well i think it was supposed to be like a modification of the pc master race guy -[1616.44 --> 1621.64] i don't think so no i think it's just like the beauty hair thing yeah i think it's just majestic yeah -[1621.64 --> 1631.56] that's awesome oh this is legitimately pretty cool i know i was like kind of playing around with it -[1632.44 --> 1637.00] like he's like it's not bad he's very posable yeah fully pose and he actually manages to hold the gun -[1637.72 --> 1642.60] which is a better than most action figures i got as a kid i don't think this is like these don't get -[1642.60 --> 1646.92] archived or anything right no yeah okay so this isn't getting archived we're not this isn't a sponsor -[1646.92 --> 1650.84] spot anymore that was honestly i was not really sold on the creek before and that was actually +[1354.04 --> 1360.60] them all over the place so if you want like a blanket of wireless over the entire building that can +[1360.60 --> 1367.00] handle seemingly unlimited load like this thing is awesome then enterprise grade well the the are we +[1367.00 --> 1373.08] calling out what what ap we're talking about yeah it's the r700 yeah okay so that exact model ap is +[1373.08 --> 1379.64] what um a mutual friend of nick and i uses he's an it manager at a school i'm trying to be as vague as +[1379.64 --> 1385.88] possible he uses r700s all over the place and for the entire school with all these kids hammering it +[1385.88 --> 1391.32] all day they're fine yeah so like i i knew before you started doing this testing i was like the r700's +[1391.32 --> 1396.84] gonna smash what was it you were you were you were you were hoping you were hoping i was i was hoping that the +[1396.84 --> 1402.28] cisco meraki would do better than the r700 so that i could trade and then +[1404.60 --> 1408.92] because somehow i wasn't going to figure out that the r700 is better than the meraki +[1409.88 --> 1414.60] well it's like if he goes through his raw testing and it like wins in whatever scenarios he's doing +[1414.60 --> 1420.44] then then wouldn't you be happy with it why did you want the ruckus i'm curious is there something +[1420.44 --> 1427.32] you know that i don't about it uh it's a little bit i i like the localized manageability i don't i +[1427.32 --> 1433.48] don't like the cloud stuff that's doing uh i find it more simple because i find the cisco meraki +[1433.48 --> 1439.80] interface is designed around someone in a use case more like our mutual friends where they're running a +[1439.80 --> 1446.28] whole bunch of these ap's i want one all the main menus are like here's your google map style map plot all +[1446.28 --> 1452.84] the points where your ap's are i'm like i don't have a campus i have one small basement suite like +[1452.84 --> 1458.36] i don't need this i just want to manage it and like if you're having some problem or if i'm offline +[1458.36 --> 1464.20] for whatever reason i still want to be able to access my ap and there was that funny thing where um some of +[1464.20 --> 1471.16] my clients didn't support forcing 2.4 gigahertz and while every other access point that i was originally +[1471.16 --> 1478.20] going to include in my test one from ubiquity um a couple from linksys anyway every other one supported +[1478.20 --> 1483.72] splitting out the ss splitting out 2.4 gigahertz and 5 gigahertz into separate ssids so i could +[1483.72 --> 1489.32] manually connect to them separately the meraki doesn't didn't even support forcing 2.4 gigahertz +[1489.32 --> 1495.88] on an ssid until luke called them honestly the dude on the phone was like super nice yeah and they were +[1495.88 --> 1501.00] really fast they returned the call really fast yeah they picked up really quickly they solved the problem +[1501.00 --> 1506.68] really quickly and they're really nice you have to talk to a robot nope not once i don't think so +[1506.68 --> 1512.60] real real dude and like fixed it right away but he had to add a button to luke's cloud management +[1512.60 --> 1517.96] interface to force 2.4 gigahertz why is this button not in here already yeah it's cool they're able to +[1517.96 --> 1522.68] add it yeah but i shouldn't have to call support for a basic feature like that i think part of the +[1522.68 --> 1529.00] reason is that that ap that you have isn't like isn't actually their highest end ap so it's kind of like +[1529.72 --> 1533.72] bridging between enterprise and consumer so i think they're trying to help people not like more +[1533.72 --> 1537.24] like i wouldn't say consumer but like small business yeah yeah yeah so i think they're trying +[1537.24 --> 1541.72] to help people not screw up considering that option exists i'm sure on the even higher version +[1541.72 --> 1546.52] it's probably there because they're expecting more of an it administration yeah so i don't know if they +[1546.52 --> 1553.08] should lose too many points for that but well a more fair comparison and where i might be better +[1553.08 --> 1558.20] prepared to uh to do more of this testing like now that i know what i'm doing i i burned like +[1558.20 --> 1564.76] probably 16 hours of the time i spent prepping that video figuring out a way to get repeatable results +[1564.76 --> 1569.24] so once i have a bet i have better gear once i have better software once i've had some more time to +[1569.24 --> 1575.80] tinker with it i might tackle this again and then that would probably be a good time for when um because +[1575.80 --> 1581.32] we talked to ruckus about their x claim product line yeah so not the r series product line but +[1581.32 --> 1588.52] that would be probably more comparable to your maraki anyway um where these ones are managed these +[1588.52 --> 1597.64] are app managed uh wow that is that's a new fan art from jack sack jack sack did more fan art hold on +[1597.64 --> 1605.40] we gotta show this that's so good that was so fast how does he do it so fast dude it's awesome i love +[1605.40 --> 1612.52] his art style a monster a wizard i love how you just magically have super long hair well i think it +[1612.52 --> 1618.20] was supposed to be like a modification of the pc master race guy i don't think so no i think it's just +[1618.20 --> 1624.12] like the beauty hair thing yeah i think it's just majestic yeah that's awesome +[1624.12 --> 1631.56] oh this is legitimately pretty cool i know i was like kind of playing around with it +[1632.44 --> 1636.76] like he's like it's not bad he's very posable yeah fully posable and he actually manages to hold the +[1636.76 --> 1642.52] gun which is a better than most action figures i got as a kid i don't think this is like these don't +[1642.52 --> 1646.60] get archived or anything right no yeah okay so this isn't getting archived we're not this isn't a +[1646.60 --> 1650.84] sponsored spot anymore that was honestly i was not really sold on late creep before that was actually [1650.84 --> 1657.08] pretty cool you get a lot of stuff for 14 bucks a shirt is about what you normally get yeah it's a -[1657.08 --> 1660.84] pretty cool shirt unless you're luke in which case every one of your shirts is free all my shirts are free +[1657.08 --> 1661.32] pretty cool shirt unless you're luke in which case every one of your shirts all my shirts are free um [1662.52 --> 1668.36] and like i'm not super into the little action figure thing but the bandana was cool yeah um the coin if -[1668.36 --> 1675.64] that game was good was cool yeah um the uh sorry i already said the bandana the free game that's i like -[1675.64 --> 1680.68] that they have like a variety of stuff yes so they hit like it's kind of like and like there's -[1680.68 --> 1686.04] enough value there's enough value in each type of variety that it was probably worth it even if -[1686.04 --> 1689.80] there's a whole bunch of stuff you don't care i don't know how they do it so cheaply just to be -[1689.80 --> 1695.48] perfectly honest mass yeah mass ordering yeah even even then like things like t-shirts only go down to -[1695.48 --> 1700.52] a certain cost like well there's like six dollar t-shirts.com and stuff yeah but that's you just have to -[1700.52 --> 1705.48] produce enough so that's six dollars so like yeah they only have thirteen dollars but no they sell -[1705.48 --> 1710.28] it for six dollars i know but it's cheaper so maybe it's four dollars or three dollars but that's -[1710.28 --> 1715.72] still using up a significant chunk of your budget yeah and it's probably like they do this every month -[1716.04 --> 1723.16] you can move his forms um they do this every month so they probably just have like some super -[1723.16 --> 1727.00] crazy contract where it's like yeah we're ordering like 10 000 shirts a month from you so we get blah blah -[1727.00 --> 1731.24] a lot yeah possibly a lot more than 10 000. i mean i have no idea how much business they do +[1668.36 --> 1673.80] that game was good was cool yeah um the uh sorry i already said the bandana the free game +[1673.80 --> 1680.36] that's i like that they have like a variety of stuff yes so they hit like it's kind of like and +[1680.36 --> 1685.80] like there's enough value there's enough value in each type of variety that it was probably worth it +[1685.80 --> 1689.64] even if there's a whole bunch of stuff you don't care i don't know how they do it so cheaply just to +[1689.64 --> 1695.32] be perfectly honest mass yeah mass ordering yeah even even then like things like t-shirts only go down +[1695.32 --> 1700.20] to a certain cost like well there's like six dollar t-shirts.com and stuff yeah but that's +[1700.20 --> 1705.24] just have to produce enough so that's six dollars so like yeah they only have 13 dollars but no they +[1705.24 --> 1709.96] sell it for six dollars i know but it's cheaper so maybe it's four dollars or three dollars but +[1709.96 --> 1715.48] that's still using up a significant chunk of your budget yeah and it's probably like they do this every +[1715.48 --> 1723.16] month you can move his forms um they do this every month so they probably just have like some super +[1723.16 --> 1727.08] crazy contractor it's like yeah we're ordering like 10 000 shirts a month from you so we get blah blah +[1727.08 --> 1731.24] a lot yeah possibly a lot more than 10 000. i mean i have no idea how much business they do [1731.24 --> 1737.96] either i'm pretty sure it's huge though it's significant yeah yeah because i'm sure i'm not [1737.96 --> 1744.60] the first person who's been like oh it could be a good idea if i order this myself and then sift through -[1744.60 --> 1748.68] the stuff and give it to someone else's presence like i'm sure i'm not the first person that's done +[1744.60 --> 1748.68] the stuff and give it to someone else's presents like i'm sure i'm not the first person that's done [1748.68 --> 1753.08] that there's got to be some mom that subscribed to it and then uses everything in there as stocking [1753.08 --> 1757.48] stuffers for christmas for example yeah people even like get this stuff to like decorate their [1757.48 --> 1763.48] offices like when we went to the hyper x office yeah that one person had like so many pop vinyls @@ -314,7 +319,7 @@ [1887.08 --> 1891.40] like this is good for this system even if the performance is identical to everything else yeah [1891.40 --> 1896.52] yeah yeah yeah it's like if you need ram on either side of your cpu socket this might be important [1896.52 --> 1901.56] yeah stuff like that and like the only things that i could see as an advantage of like those -[1902.20 --> 1908.60] rajentech or whatever ones that are coming out is like they look cooler yeah and good good looking air +[1902.20 --> 1908.60] rajintec or whatever ones that are coming out is like they look cooler yeah and good good looking air [1908.60 --> 1914.28] coolers i'm i'm totally into yeah but like to do an ai liquid cooler review and be like the only thing [1914.28 --> 1919.24] that's different is that it looks cool it's just like this is like awesome stuff this guy's like [1919.24 --> 1924.60] yeah i got all this stuff from loot crate oh i guess i could just screen share derp in uh in a year diff --git a/The WAN Show Afterparty - Nov 21, 2014_transcript.txt b/The WAN Show Afterparty - Nov 21, 2014_transcript.txt index 44fbe2253af621776ddd60801695104f63264d83..a38767d9756c536a506f9ea612eb016f49da519a 100644 --- a/The WAN Show Afterparty - Nov 21, 2014_transcript.txt +++ b/The WAN Show Afterparty - Nov 21, 2014_transcript.txt @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ [79.54 --> 80.54] Someone would though. [80.54 --> 81.54] Because it would shock you. [81.54 --> 82.54] Someone would. -[82.54 --> 83.54] There'd be a liability. +[82.54 --> 83.54] There'd be liability concerns. [83.54 --> 84.54] I know. [84.54 --> 87.54] This company would go under like immediately. [87.54 --> 89.54] It would be super fun while it existed. @@ -279,7 +279,7 @@ [659.48 --> 660.48] So there you go. [660.48 --> 666.48] So if we sell a thousand of them, then the margin gets a little bit more the higher it goes. [666.48 --> 668.48] We view it, it's over $10 at that point. -[668.48 --> 671.48] Right now it's hovering around $10, $11. +[668.48 --> 671.48] Right now it's hovering around $10, $10, $11. [671.48 --> 674.48] We started making shirts because we wanted certain ones. [674.48 --> 675.48] Yeah. [675.48 --> 679.48] We were trying to find an affordable way to acquire shirts for the company. @@ -339,7 +339,7 @@ [765.48 --> 766.48] No, it's not. [766.48 --> 767.48] It's not even close. [767.48 --> 768.48] No, it's not. -[768.48 --> 769.48] It's going to be an awesome set that's like actually... +[768.48 --> 769.48] It's going to be an awesome set that's like actual... [769.48 --> 774.48] We would want something like techy and geeky looking. [774.48 --> 775.48] Something that fits the show. [775.48 --> 776.48] Not a kitchen. @@ -417,7 +417,7 @@ [923.48 --> 926.48] Well, with the amount of Twitch comments we get. [926.48 --> 930.48] People are like, Linus, honestly, don't use a plain background like Unbox Therapy. [930.48 --> 932.48] I like an interesting background like the kitchen. -[932.48 --> 934.48] We're not gonna do a white wall. +[932.48 --> 934.48] We're not gonna do a white wall! [934.48 --> 935.48] We have plans for sets. [935.48 --> 938.48] Yeah, we're moving into a big space. [938.48 --> 947.48] We're not gonna move into a big space so that we can paint, you know, a 60 foot by 40 foot wall white. @@ -440,8 +440,9 @@ [974.48 --> 979.48] Somebody had a really good suggestion which was like, can you at least like hide a spatula [979.48 --> 981.48] somewhere in the new LTT set or something? [981.48 --> 982.48] Sure. -[982.48 --> 983.48] We can call that. -[983.48 --> 985.48] Or we could have like one of those really crappy plants. +[982.48 --> 983.48] We can use the original one. +[983.48 --> 984.48] Yeah. +[984.48 --> 985.48] Or we could have like one of those really crappy plants. [985.48 --> 986.48] Are those even still there? [986.48 --> 987.48] Oh yeah. [987.48 --> 988.48] The fake ball plants that you got. @@ -454,11 +455,11 @@ [994.48 --> 995.48] They help a lot. [995.48 --> 996.48] They help a lot. [996.48 --> 997.48] I agree. -[997.48 --> 1001.48] It has like an alarm clock that's never set so it's always flashing. -[1001.48 --> 1002.48] Yeah. -[1002.48 --> 1010.48] And then sometimes we'll remember to put gaffa tape over it so that it doesn't show up. -[1010.48 --> 1012.48] Oh man. -[1012.48 --> 1016.48] Alex Madd asks, how much would the bronze statue of Gaben cost? +[997.48 --> 1002.48] It has like an alarm clock that's never set so it's always flashing. +[1002.48 --> 1003.48] Yeah. +[1003.48 --> 1010.48] And then sometimes we'll remember to put gaffa tape over it so that it doesn't show up. +[1010.48 --> 1013.48] Oh man. +[1013.48 --> 1016.48] Alex Madd asks, how much would the bronze statue of Gaben cost? [1016.48 --> 1018.48] You said you priced it out. [1018.48 --> 1019.48] Somewhere. [1019.48 --> 1023.48] It's somewhere in the range of $130,000 to $175,000. @@ -468,7 +469,7 @@ [1029.48 --> 1031.48] Yeah, no, no, I factored that in. [1031.48 --> 1032.48] I know. [1032.48 --> 1033.48] Well, I'm saying because Nick was like, uh. -[1033.48 --> 1035.48] I thought Wipit factored in was like $120,000. +[1033.48 --> 1035.48] I thought with it factored in it was like $120,000. [1035.48 --> 1041.48] To get an artisan to come and do it because I hadn't factored in the room and board and [1041.48 --> 1043.48] flight and all that stuff. [1043.48 --> 1046.48] So if we could find someone locally, we could probably save some money. @@ -482,30 +483,29 @@ [1067.48 --> 1071.48] They're extremely difficult to capture doing anything interesting because they just kind [1071.48 --> 1073.48] of stop whenever I turn on a camera. [1073.48 --> 1074.48] It's true. -[1074.48 --> 1075.48] I don't know how- +[1074.48 --> 1075.48] I don't know how... [1075.48 --> 1076.48] That's the other thing with that. [1076.48 --> 1077.48] Yeah. -[1077.48 --> 1078.48] I don't know how many cats in a cage. -[1078.48 --> 1079.48] Rockin' in normal. -[1079.48 --> 1080.48] That's outrageous. -[1080.48 --> 1084.48] I can't log in with my Steam account anymore. +[1077.48 --> 1080.48] But two cats in a cage, Rocket and Elmo. +[1080.48 --> 1081.48] Um. +[1081.48 --> 1082.48] That's outrageous. +[1082.48 --> 1084.48] I can't log in with my Steam account anymore. [1084.48 --> 1085.48] What? [1085.48 --> 1086.48] Is that broken on the forum? [1086.48 --> 1087.48] It shouldn't be. -[1087.48 --> 1090.48] I used it like two days ago. -[1090.48 --> 1091.48] It could be though. +[1087.48 --> 1089.48] I used it like two days ago. +[1089.48 --> 1091.48] It could be though. [1091.48 --> 1092.48] Ooh. -[1092.48 --> 1093.48] I wonder if that was- -[1093.48 --> 1096.48] Silent Protagonist asks, if I donate a million dollars and go into severe debt, can I get -[1096.48 --> 1097.48] a job? -[1097.48 --> 1098.48] What? +[1092.48 --> 1093.48] I wonder if that was... +[1093.48 --> 1097.48] Silent Protagonist asks, if I donate a million dollars and go into severe debt, can I get +[1097.48 --> 1098.48] a job? [1098.48 --> 1099.48] What? [1099.48 --> 1102.48] I'm not sure how to address that. [1102.48 --> 1105.48] John asks, how big do you want Linus Media Group to get? [1105.48 --> 1106.48] Maybe five years from now. [1106.48 --> 1111.48] The goal for Linus Media Group doesn't really have a limit. -[1111.48 --> 1119.48] I mean, what I kind of realized when we destroyed my original five year goal was that, I don't -[1119.48 --> 1122.48] know, the sky's kind of the limit and we're going to just do our best with it. +[1111.48 --> 1118.48] I mean, what I kind of realized when we destroyed my original five year goal was that, +[1118.48 --> 1122.48] I don't know, the sky's kind of the limit and we're going to just do our best with it. [1122.48 --> 1128.48] We're going to just do more, faster, harder, better, as long as we can, as hard as we can, [1128.48 --> 1129.48] as fast as we can. [1129.48 --> 1131.48] So Steam login is broken. @@ -519,150 +519,137 @@ [1138.48 --> 1139.48] Okay. [1139.48 --> 1140.48] So we'll get that fixed for you guys. [1140.48 --> 1141.48] Yeah. -[1141.48 --> 1142.48] Like, here. -[1142.48 --> 1145.48] Here's an example of one of the things that I would love to do. -[1145.48 --> 1150.48] You know, when we get a little bit more monthly cash flow, because a lot of the cash that we -[1150.48 --> 1154.48] have now is going to go into moving into this place, even if we raise a bunch of money with -[1154.48 --> 1156.48] the crowdfunding campaign. -[1156.48 --> 1161.48] Like, something I would love to do is have a couple people that are dedicated to developing -[1161.48 --> 1165.48] a new channel of, like, funny videos and, like, sketch comedy. +[1141.48 --> 1145.48] Um, like here, here's an example of one of the things that I would love to do. +[1145.48 --> 1150.48] You know, when we get a little bit more monthly cash flow, because a lot of, a lot of the +[1150.48 --> 1154.48] cash that we have now is going to go into moving into this place, even if we raise a +[1154.48 --> 1156.48] bunch of money with the, with the crowdfunding campaign. +[1156.48 --> 1161.48] Um, like something I would love to do is have a couple people that are dedicated to developing +[1161.48 --> 1165.48] a new channel of like funny videos and like sketch comedy. [1165.48 --> 1168.48] I think we're a really funny group here. -[1168.48 --> 1173.48] And something like the campaign video, that I, even people who didn't like the idea that -[1173.48 --> 1178.48] we were doing a crowdfunding campaign said, wow, that was a great video. +[1168.48 --> 1174.48] And something like the campaign video that I, even people who didn't like the idea that +[1174.48 --> 1178.48] we were doing a crowdfunding campaign said, wow, that was a great video. [1178.48 --> 1181.48] That was really professionally shot and it was hilarious. [1181.48 --> 1183.48] You know how long that took us? [1183.48 --> 1188.48] That takes a lot less time and effort than most of our review videos. [1188.48 --> 1189.48] Way less. [1189.48 --> 1190.48] Yep. -[1190.48 --> 1191.48] I spent, um... -[1191.48 --> 1192.48] Maybe like two hours. -[1192.48 --> 1195.48] I spent an hour and a half scripting it. -[1195.48 --> 1201.48] I spent about an hour in a meeting with Burkle about how we were going to shoot it, like, -[1201.48 --> 1204.48] what was going to core... and then tweaking some of it to make it funnier. -[1204.48 --> 1208.48] And then we spent about three hours shooting it and Burkle spent half a day editing it. +[1190.48 --> 1195.48] I spent, um, maybe like, I spent an hour and a half scripting it. +[1195.48 --> 1200.48] I spent about an hour in a meeting with Burkle about how we were going to shoot it, like +[1200.48 --> 1203.48] what was going to core and then tweaking some of it to make it funnier. +[1203.48 --> 1208.48] And then we spent about three hours shooting it and Burkle spent half a day editing it. [1208.48 --> 1210.48] And we have a lot of pretty creative people. -[1210.48 --> 1214.48] So these concepts for, like, the ideas for those videos fly around all the time. -[1214.48 --> 1215.48] And so... -[1215.48 --> 1217.48] And we have lists of things that we would like to do that would be cool. -[1217.48 --> 1219.48] Why do we want to grow? -[1219.48 --> 1221.48] And why do we want you guys to help us grow? -[1221.48 --> 1222.48] Because we don't... -[1222.48 --> 1224.48] We're going to keep making tech videos. -[1224.48 --> 1225.48] That's our bread and butter. +[1210.48 --> 1214.48] So these concepts for like the ideas for those videos fly around all the time. +[1214.48 --> 1217.48] And we have lists of things that we would like to do that would be cool. +[1217.48 --> 1218.48] Why do we want to grow? +[1218.48 --> 1220.48] And why do we want you guys to help us grow? +[1220.48 --> 1223.48] Because we don't, we're going to keep making tech videos. +[1223.48 --> 1225.48] That's, that's our bread and butter. [1225.48 --> 1226.48] That's our lifeblood. -[1226.48 --> 1228.48] That's the thing that I'm, like, passionate about. -[1228.48 --> 1230.48] Like, something arrives at the door and it's like, -[1230.48 --> 1232.48] Ooh, ooh, what's in it? -[1232.48 --> 1233.48] Like, that's... -[1233.48 --> 1234.48] That's... -[1234.48 --> 1235.48] We all love that stuff. -[1235.48 --> 1237.48] But we want to be able to do more. -[1237.48 --> 1241.48] And we think there's a lot of creative ideas we have that are not getting tapped. -[1241.48 --> 1247.48] Because either we don't have enough support to make tech videos to the level that we think you guys deserve, -[1247.48 --> 1253.48] without spending all of our time on them, or have enough resources to bring in additional new people -[1253.48 --> 1258.48] to start to develop that new content that we think would be hilarious and awesome. -[1258.48 --> 1259.48] So... -[1259.48 --> 1260.48] So that's what we want to do. -[1260.48 --> 1261.48] That's why we're doing this. -[1261.48 --> 1262.48] And that's... -[1262.48 --> 1264.48] That's what I want Linus Media Group to be five years from now. -[1264.48 --> 1267.48] I want it to have, you know, like, uh... -[1267.48 --> 1268.48] Okay, I don't want to... -[1268.48 --> 1274.48] I want to say ideas that are good without revealing the ideas that we're actually going to do right now. -[1274.48 --> 1275.48] Yeah, I know what you're doing. -[1275.48 --> 1276.48] I don't want to hear you. -[1276.48 --> 1277.48] Um... -[1277.48 --> 1278.48] So, let's just leave it at that. -[1278.48 --> 1280.48] But, yeah, we have a lot of really great ideas for things we want to do. +[1226.48 --> 1228.48] That's the thing that I'm like passionate about. +[1228.48 --> 1231.48] Like something arrives at the door and it's like, ooh, what's in it? +[1231.48 --> 1237.48] You know, like that's, that's, we all love that stuff, but we want to be able to do more. +[1237.48 --> 1242.48] And we think there's a lot of creative ideas we have that are not getting tapped because +[1242.48 --> 1247.48] either we don't have enough support to make tech videos to the level that we think you +[1247.48 --> 1252.48] guys deserve without spending all of our time on them or have enough resources to bring +[1252.48 --> 1257.48] in additional new people to start to develop that new content that we think would be hilarious +[1257.48 --> 1258.48] and awesome. +[1258.48 --> 1260.48] So, so that's what we want to do. +[1260.48 --> 1262.48] That's why we're doing this. +[1262.48 --> 1265.48] And that's, that's what I want Linus Media Group to be five years from now. +[1265.48 --> 1270.48] I want it to have, you know, like, okay, I don't want to, I want to say ideas that are +[1270.48 --> 1274.48] good without revealing the ideas that we're actually going to do right now. +[1274.48 --> 1276.48] Yeah, I know what you're doing. +[1276.48 --> 1278.48] Um, so let's just leave it at that. +[1278.48 --> 1280.48] But yeah, we have a lot of really great ideas for things we want to do. [1280.48 --> 1282.48] And some of them won't even involve me. -[1282.48 --> 1284.48] I won't even be on camera. -[1284.48 --> 1286.48] But that doesn't mean that... -[1286.48 --> 1289.48] Creative processes, administration, all that kind of stuff. -[1289.48 --> 1294.48] Yeah, and that we can't use this backbone that we've created of Linus Tech Tips and Tech Quickie, -[1294.48 --> 1300.48] and to a much lesser extent, Channel Super Fun, to fund more awesome content. -[1300.48 --> 1301.48] So it's... -[1301.48 --> 1304.48] For me, it's not, we need you guys to give us this money. -[1304.48 --> 1309.48] It's, if you want to support this campaign, then that's great. -[1309.48 --> 1310.48] It'll help us get there faster. -[1310.48 --> 1319.48] If you think that the team we have is capable of giving you guys a good return on that $10 or $25 or however much investment, -[1319.48 --> 1322.48] in terms of the entertainment and the knowledge that you'll get from it, then great. -[1322.48 --> 1325.48] And if you don't feel like that, then that's fine too. -[1325.48 --> 1326.48] It's okay. -[1326.48 --> 1328.48] I don't want there to be any pressure. -[1328.48 --> 1343.48] I think that's what was upsetting people, is they felt like there was this pressure, like I was pitching that we wouldn't be able to do it if they didn't, you know, throw $600,000 at us to build a gay band statue in the lobby of our new office. +[1282.48 --> 1287.48] I won't even be on camera, but that doesn't mean that I can't. +[1287.48 --> 1289.48] Creative processes, administration, all that kind of stuff. +[1289.48 --> 1290.48] Yeah. +[1290.48 --> 1294.48] And that we can't use this backbone that we've created of Linus Tech Tips and Tech Quickie +[1294.48 --> 1300.48] and to a much lesser extent Channel Super Fun to, to fund more awesome content. +[1300.48 --> 1304.48] So it's, for me, it's not, we need you guys to give us this money. +[1304.48 --> 1308.48] It's, if you want to support this campaign, then that's great. +[1308.48 --> 1310.48] It'll help us get there faster. +[1310.48 --> 1322.48] If you think that the team we have is capable of giving you guys a good return on, on that $10 or $25 or however much investment in terms of the entertainment and the knowledge that you'll get from it, then great. +[1322.48 --> 1324.48] And if you don't feel like that, then that's fine too. +[1324.48 --> 1326.48] It, it, it, like, it's okay. +[1326.48 --> 1328.48] You know, I don't want there to be any pressure. +[1328.48 --> 1343.48] I think that's what was upsetting people is they felt like there was this pressure, like I was, I was pitching that we wouldn't be able to do it if they didn't, you know, throw a $600, $600,000 at us to build a gay band statue in the lobby of our new office. [1343.48 --> 1344.48] It was, yeah. [1344.48 --> 1345.48] That was a joke anyway. -[1345.48 --> 1348.48] A lot of the tiers were obviously jokes, but it was not. +[1345.48 --> 1348.48] A lot of the tears were obviously jokes, but it was not. [1348.48 --> 1352.48] A lot of the ones I really didn't want to do we've brought down into the attainable realm, so. [1352.48 --> 1355.48] Let's be clear, it's not a joke in the sense that we weren't going to do it. -[1355.48 --> 1356.48] We would do it, but like... +[1355.48 --> 1356.48] We would do it, but like. [1356.48 --> 1360.48] It was a joke in the sense that it would not be, like, beneficial at all to us. [1360.48 --> 1365.48] Yeah, and it wasn't something that we expected at all. -[1365.48 --> 1366.48] No, not even close. +[1365.48 --> 1366.48] No, not even, not even close. [1366.48 --> 1375.48] We looked into it, well, Linus looked into it a really long time ago, just as like a, how feasible is this not even to be part of this campaign, just because we thought it would be kind of cool to do. -[1375.48 --> 1378.48] It's like, oh, it's buckets of money. +[1375.48 --> 1376.48] Yeah. +[1376.48 --> 1378.48] It's like, oh, it's buckets of money. [1378.48 --> 1379.48] Okay. [1379.48 --> 1380.48] What's up? -[1380.48 --> 1385.48] People have reminded me in Twitch chat that I didn't post the wrap. +[1380.48 --> 1385.48] Uh, people have reminded me in Twitch chat that I didn't post the, uh, the, the wrap. [1385.48 --> 1386.48] Starkeeper wrap? [1386.48 --> 1389.48] Uh, how do I, how do I post it on the forum, do you know? [1389.48 --> 1392.48] Uh, what do you mean? -[1392.48 --> 1395.48] Don't know about swag, but me I'm... +[1392.48 --> 1395.48] I don't know about swag, but me, I'm. [1395.48 --> 1396.48] Yeah, yeah, yeah, that one. -[1396.48 --> 1397.48] Nope, not that. +[1396.48 --> 1397.48] Nope, not that one. [1397.48 --> 1398.48] Oh, it's so awful. -[1398.48 --> 1399.48] Don't need that. -[1399.48 --> 1403.48] Oh, come on, man, you had a black and white suit from your head to your feet though. -[1403.48 --> 1404.48] Not set up right now. -[1404.48 --> 1405.48] Where can I put it? -[1405.48 --> 1407.48] Uh, if you want to use that... -[1407.48 --> 1409.48] Oh no, because we just moved. +[1398.48 --> 1399.48] Don't use that. +[1399.48 --> 1402.48] Oh, come on, man, you had a black and white suit from your head to your feet. +[1402.48 --> 1403.48] Not set up right now. +[1403.48 --> 1404.48] Where can I put it? +[1404.48 --> 1406.48] Uh, if you want to use that. +[1406.48 --> 1409.48] Oh, no, because we just moved. [1409.48 --> 1410.48] Yeah, that's terrible. -[1410.48 --> 1411.48] Um... +[1410.48 --> 1411.48] Um. [1411.48 --> 1413.48] Where else could we put it? [1413.48 --> 1414.48] Could we torrent it? [1414.48 --> 1415.48] Yeah. -[1415.48 --> 1421.48] You could torrent it, you could Dropbox download, you could mega upload. -[1421.48 --> 1422.48] Mega upload! +[1415.48 --> 1418.48] You could torrent it, you could drop off the, you could, you could, you could, you could, you could, +[1418.48 --> 1421.48] drop box download, you could mega upload. +[1421.48 --> 1422.48] Mega upload. [1422.48 --> 1423.48] Try mega upload. [1423.48 --> 1425.48] Mega upload, here we go. [1425.48 --> 1426.48] Mega adopt. -[1426.48 --> 1429.48] This is so bad, I really don't think people should want to... +[1426.48 --> 1427.48] This is so bad. +[1427.48 --> 1429.48] I really don't think people should want to, uh. [1429.48 --> 1430.48] Just mega. [1430.48 --> 1431.48] Just mega. [1431.48 --> 1432.48] You're mega. [1432.48 --> 1433.48] Mega. [1433.48 --> 1434.48] Mega. -[1434.48 --> 1440.48] Okay, do I have to log in to upload things? -[1440.48 --> 1441.48] Nope. -[1441.48 --> 1442.48] Cool. -[1442.48 --> 1443.48] Mega's awesome. -[1443.48 --> 1444.48] I think it's awesome. -[1444.48 --> 1445.48] Oh. -[1445.48 --> 1446.48] Alright. -[1446.48 --> 1453.48] I'm glad I was able to at least find the file now that I've committed to show it to people, -[1453.48 --> 1454.48] because I wasn't sure where it was. -[1454.48 --> 1456.48] It's in Ed's stupid... -[1456.48 --> 1457.48] Oh no. -[1457.48 --> 1458.48] Disorganized. -[1458.48 --> 1459.48] ...wrinkling brains folder. +[1434.48 --> 1439.48] Okay, do I have to log in to upload things? +[1439.48 --> 1440.48] Nope. +[1440.48 --> 1441.48] Cool. +[1441.48 --> 1442.48] I think it's awesome. +[1442.48 --> 1443.48] Nope. +[1443.48 --> 1444.48] Cool. +[1444.48 --> 1445.48] I think it's awesome. +[1445.48 --> 1446.48] Nope. +[1446.48 --> 1447.48] Alright. +[1447.48 --> 1452.48] I'm glad I was able to at least find the file now that I've committed to show it to people, +[1452.48 --> 1454.48] because I wasn't sure where it was. +[1454.48 --> 1455.48] It's in Ed's stupid. +[1455.48 --> 1456.48] Oh, no. +[1456.48 --> 1457.48] Uh, disorganized. +[1457.48 --> 1459.48] Wrinkling brains folder. [1459.48 --> 1460.48] Pit of death. -[1460.48 --> 1462.48] Yeah, there's just... who knows what's there. -[1462.48 --> 1464.48] The files go to get lost. -[1464.48 --> 1465.48] Okay. -[1465.48 --> 1466.48] Okay. -[1466.48 --> 1470.48] So, we're using an ephemeral account, it will expire, etc. -[1470.48 --> 1473.48] That's okay, we'll put it on a torrent before then. +[1460.48 --> 1462.48] Yeah, there's just, who knows what's there. +[1462.48 --> 1463.48] The files go to get lost. +[1463.48 --> 1464.48] Okay. +[1464.48 --> 1469.48] So, we're using an ephemeral account. +[1469.48 --> 1470.48] It will expire, etc. +[1470.48 --> 1471.48] That's okay. +[1471.48 --> 1473.48] We'll put it on a torrent before then. [1473.48 --> 1474.48] Yeah. -[1474.48 --> 1475.48] So it's all good. -[1475.48 --> 1479.48] Alright, that's gonna be up in a moment. -[1479.48 --> 1481.48] Let me check out... -[1481.48 --> 1484.48] Ooh, Travis... er... -[1484.48 --> 1489.48] Is a person who Luke goes... -[1489.48 --> 1490.48] Travis... -[1490.48 --> 1492.48] Who is unrelated to anything else that... -[1492.48 --> 1493.48] Travis wanted you to go to dinner. -[1493.48 --> 1495.48] ...that would be going on, yes. +[1474.48 --> 1476.48] Um, so it's all good. +[1476.48 --> 1479.48] Alright, that's gonna be up in, that's gonna be up in a moment. +[1479.48 --> 1481.48] Let me check out, uh. +[1481.48 --> 1484.48] Ooh, Travis, er, uh. +[1484.48 --> 1495.48] Is a person who Luke goes, who is unrelated to anything else that would be going on, yes. [1495.48 --> 1496.48] I give up. [1496.48 --> 1498.48] Anyways, plans and things. [1498.48 --> 1499.48] Plans and things. @@ -670,88 +657,91 @@ [1500.48 --> 1501.48] Ha. [1501.48 --> 1502.48] Ha. [1502.48 --> 1503.48] Ha. -[1503.48 --> 1507.48] Um, Balthazar asks, will the move cause a video shortage? -[1507.48 --> 1510.48] I would like to say no, but no guarantees. +[1503.48 --> 1508.48] Um, Balthazar asks, will the move cause a video shortage? +[1508.48 --> 1510.48] I would like to say no, but no guarantees. [1510.48 --> 1512.48] It's gonna be pretty intense. [1512.48 --> 1513.48] I'll do it well. -[1513.48 --> 1515.48] Last time, we didn't have... we didn't miss a day. +[1513.48 --> 1515.48] Last time, we didn't have, we didn't miss a day. [1515.48 --> 1516.48] Nope. [1516.48 --> 1518.48] We moved the entire company and we didn't miss a day. [1518.48 --> 1519.48] It was also a lot easier. [1519.48 --> 1521.48] It was a lot easier then. -[1521.48 --> 1522.48] There. -[1522.48 --> 1523.48] Our videos were easier. -[1523.48 --> 1527.48] What we might do is we might just bail and do like unboxing week or something. +[1521.48 --> 1522.48] Our videos were easier. +[1522.48 --> 1527.48] What we might do is we might just bail and do like, unboxing week or something. [1527.48 --> 1528.48] Yeah. [1528.48 --> 1532.48] Where I could literally film seven unboxings in a single day, like in a single sitting, -[1532.48 --> 1536.48] and then we would throw that together and we could do like a retro kickback unboxing -[1536.48 --> 1537.48] week thing to cover the move. -[1537.48 --> 1538.48] That could be... -[1538.48 --> 1539.48] Oh my god. -[1539.48 --> 1542.48] That could tie in so well if people hit the like fountain tier thing. -[1542.48 --> 1543.48] Just do all of them. -[1543.48 --> 1544.48] Oh yeah. -[1544.48 --> 1548.48] We could do all of them at the old fountain in front of the old NCIX office. -[1548.48 --> 1550.48] How far is that now? -[1550.48 --> 1551.48] Cause I don't like... -[1551.48 --> 1552.48] I don't think it's that far. -[1552.48 --> 1553.48] I don't know where anything is. -[1553.48 --> 1555.48] We moved so many tiers. -[1555.48 --> 1556.48] Yeah. -[1556.48 --> 1558.48] Everything is just completely jumbled and I have no idea. -[1558.48 --> 1559.48] Okay. -[1559.48 --> 1560.48] Uh... -[1560.48 --> 1563.48] Austin asks, could one of the stretch goals to be to hire Barnacles? -[1563.48 --> 1565.48] I'm gonna be honest with you guys. -[1565.48 --> 1566.48] It's not like I haven't tried. -[1566.48 --> 1567.48] Yeah. -[1567.48 --> 1568.48] If Barnacles wanted to be hired. +[1532.48 --> 1537.48] and then we would throw that together and we could do like a retro kickback unboxing week thing. +[1537.48 --> 1541.48] That could be, oh my god, that could tie in so well if people hit the, like, fountain to your thing. +[1541.48 --> 1542.48] Just do all of them. +[1542.48 --> 1543.48] Oh yeah. +[1543.48 --> 1544.48] We could do all of them at the old fountain in front of the old NCIX office. +[1544.48 --> 1545.48] So where is that? +[1545.48 --> 1546.48] How far is that now? +[1546.48 --> 1547.48] Cause I don't like, I don't think it's that far. +[1547.48 --> 1548.48] I don't know where anything is going. +[1548.48 --> 1549.48] We moved so many tiers. +[1549.48 --> 1550.48] Yeah. +[1550.48 --> 1551.48] Everything is just completely jumbled and I have no idea. +[1551.48 --> 1552.48] Okay. +[1552.48 --> 1553.48] Uh, that, that, that, that. +[1553.48 --> 1554.48] Austin asks, could one of the stretch goals to be to hire Barnacles? +[1554.48 --> 1555.48] I'm going to be honest with you guys, it's not like I haven't tried. +[1555.48 --> 1556.48] Um. +[1556.48 --> 1557.48] If Barnacles wanted to be hired. +[1557.48 --> 1558.48] Yeah. +[1558.48 --> 1559.48] Then it would probably not be an issue. +[1559.48 --> 1560.48] Um. +[1560.48 --> 1561.48] So, uh, James asks, if you don't reach the targets, will you still be moving? +[1561.48 --> 1562.48] Yes. +[1562.48 --> 1563.48] We will still move. +[1563.48 --> 1564.48] We have to. +[1564.48 --> 1565.48] There's, we don't have a chance. +[1565.48 --> 1566.48] Yeah. +[1566.48 --> 1567.48] We have to. +[1567.48 --> 1568.48] There's, we don't have a chance to get to. [1568.48 --> 1569.48] Yeah. -[1569.48 --> 1572.48] Then it would probably not be an issue. -[1572.48 --> 1573.48] Um... -[1573.48 --> 1576.48] So, uh, 27 and a half. -[1576.48 --> 1577.48] 27 and a half thousand? -[1577.48 --> 1578.48] Old school unboxing. -[1578.48 --> 1579.48] Old school unboxing. -[1579.48 --> 1580.48] Back in the NCIX courtyard. -[1580.48 --> 1581.48] Nice. -[1581.48 --> 1585.48] So if they hit 27 and a half then we can release like that week, be like old school. -[1585.48 --> 1588.48] James asks, if you don't reach the targets will you still be moving? -[1588.48 --> 1589.48] Yes. -[1589.48 --> 1590.48] We will still move. -[1590.48 --> 1591.48] We have to. -[1591.48 --> 1592.48] There's... -[1592.48 --> 1593.48] We don't have a choice. +[1569.48 --> 1570.48] The stretch goals to be to hire Barnacles. +[1570.48 --> 1571.48] I'm going to be honest with you guys. +[1571.48 --> 1572.48] It's not like I haven't tried. +[1572.48 --> 1573.48] Um. +[1573.48 --> 1574.48] If Barnacles wanted to be hired. +[1574.48 --> 1575.48] Yeah. +[1575.48 --> 1576.48] Then it would probably not be an issue. +[1576.48 --> 1577.48] Um. +[1577.48 --> 1578.48] So, uh, 27 and a half. +[1578.48 --> 1579.48] 27 and a half thousand? +[1579.48 --> 1580.48] Old school unboxing. +[1580.48 --> 1581.48] Old school unboxing. +[1581.48 --> 1582.48] Back in the NCIX courtyard. +[1582.48 --> 1583.48] Nice. +[1583.48 --> 1586.48] So if they hit 27 and a half, then we can release like that week, be like old school. +[1586.48 --> 1589.48] James asks, if you don't reach the targets, will you still be moving? +[1589.48 --> 1590.48] Yes. +[1590.48 --> 1591.48] We will still move. +[1591.48 --> 1592.48] We have to. +[1592.48 --> 1593.48] There's, we don't have a choice. [1593.48 --> 1597.48] This place is too small and we have big aspirations. -[1597.48 --> 1599.48] It might take us a little bit longer, but... -[1599.48 --> 1600.48] Um... -[1600.48 --> 1601.48] And like... -[1601.48 --> 1603.48] So again, it comes down to what's the motivation here? -[1603.48 --> 1607.48] We're reaching out to the community to help us kickstart this for... -[1607.48 --> 1609.48] You know, TM or whatever. -[1609.48 --> 1610.48] Yeah. -[1610.48 --> 1611.48] To jumpstart it. -[1611.48 --> 1612.48] Jumpstarter. -[1612.48 --> 1613.48] Jumpstarter. -[1613.48 --> 1614.48] Um... -[1614.48 --> 1618.48] Where is the whole room water cooling video? -[1618.48 --> 1619.48] That... -[1619.48 --> 1622.48] That series of videos will come before we move. -[1622.48 --> 1623.48] But that's all I can really say. +[1597.48 --> 1602.48] It might take us a little bit longer, but, um, and like, so again, it comes down to what's +[1602.48 --> 1603.48] the motivation here. +[1603.48 --> 1610.48] We're reaching out to the community to help us kickstart this for, you know, TM or whatever. +[1610.48 --> 1611.48] Yeah. +[1611.48 --> 1612.48] To, to, to jumpstart it. +[1612.48 --> 1613.48] Jump starter. +[1613.48 --> 1614.48] Jump starter. +[1614.48 --> 1618.48] Um, where is the whole room water cooling video? +[1618.48 --> 1623.48] That, that series of videos will come before we move, but that's all I can really say. [1623.48 --> 1625.48] Is he working on them now? -[1625.48 --> 1626.48] Um... -[1626.48 --> 1629.48] Well, he was out a day this week with a problem with his wrist. -[1629.48 --> 1634.48] He's been working on NCIX videos a lot this week because we were a week behind on them. -[1634.48 --> 1635.48] Um... -[1635.48 --> 1638.48] I told him next week he should hand off a lot of the NCIX stuff to Taren. -[1638.48 --> 1640.48] And then, um... -[1640.48 --> 1643.48] He should be spending all of his time on water cooling. +[1625.48 --> 1629.48] Um, well, he was out a day this week with a problem with his wrist. +[1629.48 --> 1634.48] He's been working on NCIX videos a lot this week cause we were a week behind on them. +[1634.48 --> 1640.48] Um, I told him next week he should hand off a lot of the NCIX stuff to Taren and then, +[1640.48 --> 1643.48] um, he should be spending all of his time on water cooling. [1643.48 --> 1644.48] Okay, cool. [1644.48 --> 1645.48] Yeah. [1645.48 --> 1646.48] I want those rolling soon. -[1646.48 --> 1649.48] Yeah, because I was gonna say, people would probably appreciate that sort of an update. -[1649.48 --> 1652.48] I don't want to commit a date at this time because... -[1652.48 --> 1654.48] When are we gonna do mineral oil? +[1646.48 --> 1647.48] Yeah. +[1647.48 --> 1649.48] Cause I was going to say, people would probably appreciate that sort of an update. +[1649.48 --> 1652.48] I don't want to commit a date at this time because- +[1652.48 --> 1654.48] When are we going to do mineral oil? [1654.48 --> 1655.48] Soon. [1655.48 --> 1656.48] I want to get that going soon. [1656.48 --> 1657.48] We haven't poured yet. @@ -761,62 +751,66 @@ [1660.48 --> 1661.48] I know. [1661.48 --> 1662.48] We'll do it. [1662.48 --> 1663.48] We'll do it. -[1663.48 --> 1665.48] I don't know. -[1665.48 --> 1667.48] The thing that frustrates me most is... -[1667.48 --> 1668.48] Yeah, I get it. -[1668.48 --> 1669.48] You don't want to fund us or whatever. +[1663.48 --> 1664.48] I don't know. +[1664.48 --> 1667.48] The thing that frustrates me most is it, like I get it. +[1667.48 --> 1669.48] You don't want to fund us or whatever. [1669.48 --> 1670.48] That's fine. [1670.48 --> 1672.48] But the people who are like, oh, what they do is so easy. [1672.48 --> 1673.48] It doesn't take any time at all. [1673.48 --> 1674.48] They just make a video. -[1674.48 --> 1675.48] It's like... +[1674.48 --> 1675.48] It's like- [1675.48 --> 1680.48] I worked probably like 80 or 90 hours this week. [1680.48 --> 1682.48] You did probably more than that. [1682.48 --> 1688.48] When I tweeted that the form was down for maintenance, people were like, what maintenance does a website need? [1688.48 --> 1689.48] What? -[1689.48 --> 1697.48] Just because you don't understand how something works doesn't mean it's not a lot of work. -[1697.48 --> 1703.48] And then we've got people saying, oh, well, other YouTubers do it on their own, like Marques and Austin. +[1689.48 --> 1697.48] Just because you don't understand how something works, doesn't mean it's not a lot of work. +[1697.48 --> 1703.48] And then we've got people saying, oh, well other YouTubers do it on their own, like Marques and Austin. [1703.48 --> 1707.48] It's like, yeah, how many videos a week do they release? -[1707.48 --> 1708.48] Not nine! -[1708.48 --> 1711.48] We release a lot. +[1707.48 --> 1708.48] Not nine. +[1708.48 --> 1711.48] Released a lot. [1711.48 --> 1712.48] It's kind of insane. [1712.48 --> 1716.48] Every single time that we actually say that number, I'm like, whoa, wait, really? [1716.48 --> 1717.48] Yeah. [1717.48 --> 1718.48] That's insanity. -[1718.48 --> 1721.48] We release a tech quickies and seven Linus Tech Tips, including Len Show, every week. +[1718.48 --> 1721.48] Two tech quickies and seven Linus Tech Tips, including Len Show, every week. [1721.48 --> 1726.48] And that doesn't count the NCIX Tech Tips episodes that I film and Ed edits. -[1726.48 --> 1727.48] So that's another four per week. -[1727.48 --> 1728.48] Yeah. -[1728.48 --> 1729.48] We make a lot of content. -[1729.48 --> 1734.48] And when we were rolling Channel Super Fun, it was 10 every week when we were doing a weekly video. +[1726.48 --> 1728.48] So that's another four per week. +[1728.48 --> 1729.48] Yeah. +[1729.48 --> 1730.48] We make a lot of content. +[1730.48 --> 1734.48] And when we were rolling Channel Super Fun, it was 10 every week when we were doing a weekly video. [1734.48 --> 1739.48] And I expect to roll Channel Super Fun again starting next week. -[1739.48 --> 1740.48] So look forward to that. -[1740.48 --> 1744.48] We've got a lot of stuff that's just been backlogged. +[1739.48 --> 1740.48] Yeah. +[1740.48 --> 1741.48] And I'm looking forward to that. +[1741.48 --> 1744.48] We've got a lot of stuff that's just been backlogged. [1744.48 --> 1745.48] It's really cool stuff. [1745.48 --> 1747.48] We're bailing on that thing, right? [1747.48 --> 1748.48] Which one? [1748.48 --> 1749.48] Yeah. [1749.48 --> 1750.48] Yeah, we bailed on that one. -[1750.48 --> 1757.48] The, the, you want me? -[1757.48 --> 1759.48] Wow, there's 175 new tweets. -[1759.48 --> 1762.48] Now that everyone figured out I'm only looking at tweets. +[1750.48 --> 1751.48] Um. +[1751.48 --> 1756.48] The, the, that's kind of you want me. +[1756.48 --> 1757.48] Uh. +[1757.48 --> 1761.48] Wow, there's 175 new tweets now that everyone figured out I'm only looking at tweets. +[1761.48 --> 1762.48] Um. [1762.48 --> 1767.48] How are the coding streams on YouTube? [1767.48 --> 1768.48] What? [1768.48 --> 1770.48] Yeah, they're over at youtube.com slash modus. [1770.48 --> 1771.48] Yeah. -[1771.48 --> 1774.48] Those, those, we just hosted those for modus. -[1774.48 --> 1779.48] Um, so those were, those were their content that we just kind of, I was a host that hopefully -[1779.48 --> 1783.48] is not ugly and, you know, awful to listen to. -[1783.48 --> 1785.48] Did you host a coding like programming stream? +[1771.48 --> 1773.48] Uh, those, those, those, we just hosted those for modus. +[1773.48 --> 1774.48] Yeah. +[1774.48 --> 1775.48] Um. +[1775.48 --> 1780.48] Those were, those were their content that we just kind of, I was a host that hopefully +[1780.48 --> 1782.48] is not ugly and you know, awful to listen to. +[1782.48 --> 1784.48] Did you host the coding like programming screen? +[1784.48 --> 1785.48] Yeah. [1785.48 --> 1786.48] Yeah. -[1786.48 --> 1787.48] Yeah. -[1787.48 --> 1788.48] Talk to an expert kind of thing. -[1788.48 --> 1789.48] No, it wasn't the expert. -[1789.48 --> 1790.48] Okay. -[1790.48 --> 1791.48] Yeah. -[1791.48 --> 1792.48] I was like, what? -[1792.48 --> 1793.48] Yeah. -[1793.48 --> 1798.48] I used my, I used my just enough knowledge to be dangerous to ask the expert the right +[1786.48 --> 1787.48] Talk to an expert kind of thing. +[1787.48 --> 1788.48] Yeah, I wasn't the expert. +[1788.48 --> 1789.48] Okay. +[1789.48 --> 1790.48] Yeah. +[1790.48 --> 1791.48] I was like, what? +[1791.48 --> 1792.48] Yeah. +[1792.48 --> 1798.48] I used my, I used my just enough knowledge to be dangerous to ask the expert the right [1798.48 --> 1800.48] questions so they could talk about information that was useful. [1800.48 --> 1801.48] There you go. [1801.48 --> 1802.48] Okay, that's cool. @@ -824,17 +818,19 @@ [1803.48 --> 1804.48] I thought so too. [1804.48 --> 1805.48] I thought especially the second two were really good. [1805.48 --> 1807.48] Yeah, especially the second one on the third one. -[1807.48 --> 1809.48] Um, I like that book giveaway. -[1809.48 --> 1812.48] So CJ asks, I've even had people message me about. -[1812.48 --> 1814.48] Whole room cooling in a new space. -[1814.48 --> 1816.48] I know the videos are coming, but will you move the setup? +[1807.48 --> 1808.48] Um. +[1808.48 --> 1809.48] I like that book giveaway. +[1809.48 --> 1810.48] So CJ asks. +[1810.48 --> 1811.48] I've even had people message me about. +[1811.48 --> 1813.48] Whole room cooling in a new space. +[1813.48 --> 1816.48] I know the videos are coming but will you move the setup? [1816.48 --> 1818.48] I would like to move the setup. [1818.48 --> 1819.48] Yes. -[1819.48 --> 1823.48] It'll require some modification to move it in there, but I would like to set it up in -[1823.48 --> 1824.48] the editing room at the new place. +[1819.48 --> 1821.48] It'll require some modification to move it in there. +[1821.48 --> 1824.48] But I would like to set it up in the editing room at the new place. [1824.48 --> 1827.48] Um, but the videos will be about how we have it set up here. -[1827.48 --> 1832.48] Now that the theory's done and a lot of the grunt work is done, it shouldn't be that insane -[1832.48 --> 1833.48] to move it. +[1827.48 --> 1832.48] Now that the theory's done and a lot of the grunt work is done, it shouldn't be that +[1832.48 --> 1833.48] insane to move it. [1833.48 --> 1834.48] It's still not going to be easy. [1834.48 --> 1835.48] Yeah. [1835.48 --> 1838.48] Do we have a power source in that game? @@ -842,179 +838,154 @@ [1839.48 --> 1840.48] A power source? [1840.48 --> 1841.48] On the fan? [1841.48 --> 1842.48] No. -[1842.48 --> 1843.48] Not right now. -[1843.48 --> 1844.48] They're still not working. -[1844.48 --> 1845.48] It's wintertime. -[1845.48 --> 1846.48] I know, but like, it's just funny. -[1846.48 --> 1847.48] Yeah. -[1847.48 --> 1851.48] The funny story about the whole room water cooling system is, uh, the fans on the outside -[1851.48 --> 1852.48] radiator, they all failed. -[1852.48 --> 1853.48] Not the fans. -[1853.48 --> 1854.48] The fans are good. -[1854.48 --> 1855.48] The power supply failed. -[1855.48 --> 1859.48] So none of them are spinning, but all the systems are working fine. +[1842.48 --> 1843.48] No, we're still not working. +[1843.48 --> 1844.48] It's winter time. +[1844.48 --> 1846.48] I know, but like, it's just funny. +[1846.48 --> 1851.48] Yeah, the funny story about the whole room water cooling system is the fans on the outside +[1851.48 --> 1853.48] radiator, they all failed. +[1853.48 --> 1854.48] Not the fans. +[1854.48 --> 1855.48] The fans are good. +[1855.48 --> 1857.48] The power supply failed, so none of them are spinning. +[1857.48 --> 1859.48] But all the systems are working fine. [1859.48 --> 1861.48] It was just like a laptop. -[1861.48 --> 1866.48] Um, Dimitru asks, what will happen to the current location? +[1861.48 --> 1862.48] Um. +[1862.48 --> 1866.48] Um, Dimitru asks, what will happen to the current location? [1866.48 --> 1867.48] That's still up in the air. [1867.48 --> 1868.48] We're not sure. -[1868.48 --> 1873.48] Um, Josh asks, how often will you upload new content to the channel after you've settled +[1869.48 --> 1873.48] Um, Josh asks, how often will you upload new content to the channel after you've settled [1873.48 --> 1874.48] in your new place? [1874.48 --> 1878.48] Uh, Linus Tech Tips isn't going to get more than a daily upload. [1878.48 --> 1880.48] I doubt that'll ever happen. -[1880.48 --> 1882.48] Uh, although don't quote me on it. -[1882.48 --> 1884.48] Um, but newer channels. -[1884.48 --> 1888.48] So things like TechQuickie, I expect to want to pump more content there. -[1888.48 --> 1893.48] I want Channel Super Fun to have a full lineup of content, not just one random weekly video. +[1880.48 --> 1882.48] Uh, although, don't quote me on it. +[1882.48 --> 1888.48] Um, but newer channels, so things like TechQuickie, I expect to want to pump more content there. +[1888.48 --> 1893.48] I want Channel Superfund to have a full lineup of content, not just one random weekly video. [1893.48 --> 1897.48] So we have a lot of, a lot of plans beyond Linus Tech Tips. -[1897.48 --> 1899.48] I'm really stoked for some of the Channel Super Fun plans. +[1897.48 --> 1899.48] I'm really stoked for some of the Channel Superfund plans. [1899.48 --> 1900.48] Yeah, buddy. [1900.48 --> 1904.48] Ryan asks, how much money do you actually need and when are you planning to move? -[1904.48 --> 1906.48] Really there is no fixed amount. +[1904.48 --> 1906.48] Really, there is no fixed amount. [1906.48 --> 1909.48] Um, however much, which is again, why we're doing the crowdfunding thing. -[1909.48 --> 1920.48] The crowdfunding thing is like a cherry on top to give, you know, Brandon a nice budget to get some nice sets done and some lights going on. -[1920.48 --> 1931.48] It's, it's to, it's to, you know, get stuff like a proper organization system for Luke to be able to keep hardware in places that are not just video cards scattered all over the place. -[1931.48 --> 1939.48] Cause right now the way that he stores things drives me bananas and I'd love to yell at him about it, but there's realistically nowhere that he can put anything anywhere. -[1939.48 --> 1947.48] So it's, it's a matter of how soon we'll be able to make things, how soon we'll be able to make things livable there. -[1947.48 --> 1950.48] So the more there is, the more that will help. +[1909.48 --> 1916.48] The crowdfunding thing is like a cherry on top to give, you know, Brandon a nice budget +[1916.48 --> 1920.48] to get some nice sets done and some, and some lights going on. +[1920.48 --> 1927.48] It's, it's to, it's to, you know, get stuff like a proper organization system for Luke to be able to keep hardware +[1927.48 --> 1930.48] in places that are not just video cards scattered all over the place. +[1930.48 --> 1935.48] Cause right now, the way that he stores things drives me bananas and I'd love to yell at him about it, +[1935.48 --> 1938.48] but there's realistically nowhere that he can put anything anywhere. +[1938.48 --> 1944.48] So it's, it's a matter of how soon we'll be able to make things, +[1944.48 --> 1947.48] how soon we'll be able to make things livable there. +[1947.48 --> 1951.48] The more there is, the more that will help. [1951.48 --> 1953.48] Carson asks, when are we expected to move? [1953.48 --> 1955.48] Um, I guess I'll give you guys a little bit more detail. [1955.48 --> 1960.48] So for those of you who are saying, Oh, why don't you guys take out a bank loan? [1960.48 --> 1962.48] Uh, yeah, we're taking out a loan. -[1962.48 --> 1973.48] Uh, but, um, the bank that we're going through the bank that we, that we bank with requires small businesses to have been around for two years before they'll give you any kind of significant loans. +[1962.48 --> 1969.48] Uh, but, um, the bank that we're going through, the bank that we, that we bank with requires small businesses +[1969.48 --> 1973.48] to have been around for two years before they'll give you any kind of significant loans. [1973.48 --> 1974.48] Probably not a bad idea. [1974.48 --> 1976.48] Which is probably not terrible for them. -[1976.48 --> 1978.48] Um, cause another financial crash. +[1976.48 --> 1978.48] That's cause another financial crash. [1978.48 --> 1979.48] So we're not two years old yet. [1979.48 --> 1984.48] So we are not going to be able to move until we cross that threshold early next year. -[1984.48 --> 1989.48] Um, when will the campaign end? -[1989.48 --> 1990.48] End of the year. -[1990.48 --> 1999.48] How will you be moving the water cooling to the new space by unscrewing it from the wall and carrying it out in pieces and then reassembling it and recutting it on the other side. -[1999.48 --> 2002.48] And hopefully shit run, Jen. -[2002.48 --> 2004.48] Can you say my name? -[2004.48 --> 2007.48] When you say my name, I know it's difficult and that's why you never mentioned me. -[2007.48 --> 2008.48] Lol. -[2008.48 --> 2009.48] Did you not say his name? -[2009.48 --> 2010.48] Or did you say his name? +[1984.48 --> 1990.48] Um, when will the campaign end? End of the year. +[1990.48 --> 1993.48] How will you be moving the water cooling to the new space? +[1993.48 --> 1998.48] By unscrewing it from the wall and carrying it out in pieces and then reassembling it and recutting it on the other side. +[1998.48 --> 2001.48] And hopefully- +[2001.48 --> 2002.48] Chitrunjan? +[2002.48 --> 2006.48] Can you say my name? I know it's difficult and that's why you never mentioned me. +[2006.48 --> 2007.48] Lol. +[2007.48 --> 2010.48] Did you not say his name? Or did you say his name? [2010.48 --> 2011.48] Uh, I tried. [2011.48 --> 2012.48] Okay, yeah. [2012.48 --> 2013.48] Yeah. -[2013.48 --> 2015.48] I thought you just said the text and then moved on. -[2015.48 --> 2016.48] I was like, perfect! -[2016.48 --> 2018.48] Duncan wants me to rap live? -[2018.48 --> 2019.48] So not happening. -[2019.48 --> 2020.48] I'll beatbox for you. -[2020.48 --> 2021.48] You ready? -[2021.48 --> 2022.48] Not happening. -[2022.48 --> 2023.48] No. -[2023.48 --> 2024.48] No. -[2024.48 --> 2025.48] No. +[2013.48 --> 2014.48] I thought you just said the text and then moved on. +[2014.48 --> 2015.48] I was like, perfect! +[2015.48 --> 2018.48] Duncan wants me to rap live? +[2018.48 --> 2020.48] So not happening. +[2020.48 --> 2022.48] I'll beatbox for you. You ready? +[2022.48 --> 2023.48] Not happening. +[2023.48 --> 2025.48] No. [2025.48 --> 2026.48] No. [2026.48 --> 2027.48] No. [2027.48 --> 2028.48] No. -[2028.48 --> 2029.48] No. -[2029.48 --> 2030.48] No. -[2030.48 --> 2031.48] No. -[2031.48 --> 2036.48] Yo, my name is Linus and I like the tech. -[2036.48 --> 2037.48] I'm really cool. +[2028.48 --> 2035.48] Yo, my name is Linus and I like the tech. +[2035.48 --> 2037.48] I'm really cool. [2037.48 --> 2038.48] Yeah, get rekt, kid. [2038.48 --> 2040.48] Off screen and rap, go on. -[2040.48 --> 2041.48] Yeah. -[2041.48 --> 2042.48] Done. -[2042.48 --> 2043.48] There you go. -[2043.48 --> 2044.48] Wow. -[2044.48 --> 2045.48] I hate you all. -[2045.48 --> 2048.48] Nick should live rap a video. -[2048.48 --> 2049.48] That'd be cool, but... -[2049.48 --> 2050.48] You are musical, though. -[2050.48 --> 2051.48] I'm musical, but I don't... -[2051.48 --> 2052.48] He's not a rapper. -[2052.48 --> 2053.48] I'm not good at, like, freestyling or anything. -[2053.48 --> 2054.48] I'm very, very white. -[2054.48 --> 2055.48] What?! -[2055.48 --> 2056.48] You know what, for a second, I don't know why this is not a great time. -[2056.48 --> 2057.48] You reminded me of Where's Waldo had a voice that night. -[2057.48 --> 2058.48] Yes, hello, I'm Waldo. -[2058.48 --> 2059.48] Oh my god. -[2059.48 --> 2060.48] Did you know that it's Where's Wally, like, everywhere else in the world? -[2060.48 --> 2061.48] Yeah. -[2061.48 --> 2062.48] I don't know why I'm not a rapper. -[2062.48 --> 2063.48] I don't know why this is not a great time. -[2063.48 --> 2064.48] I don't know why this is not a great time. -[2064.48 --> 2065.48] I don't know why this is not a great time. -[2065.48 --> 2066.48] You reminded me of Where's Waldo had a voice that night. -[2066.48 --> 2067.48] Yes, hello, I'm Waldo. -[2067.48 --> 2068.48] Did you know that it's Where's Wally, like, everywhere else in the world? -[2068.48 --> 2069.48] Seriously? -[2069.48 --> 2070.48] Yeah. -[2070.48 --> 2071.48] His name's... -[2071.48 --> 2072.48] It was the North American adaptation. -[2072.48 --> 2073.48] What?! -[2073.48 --> 2074.48] Yeah. -[2074.48 --> 2075.48] I had no idea. -[2075.48 --> 2076.48] Wally is a bad reminder here. -[2076.48 --> 2077.48] Bad face. -[2077.48 --> 2078.48] Wally... -[2078.48 --> 2079.48] Yeah. +[2040.48 --> 2041.48] Yeah, done. +[2041.48 --> 2042.48] There you go. +[2042.48 --> 2043.48] Wow. +[2043.48 --> 2044.48] I hate you all. +[2046.48 --> 2048.48] Nick should live rap a video. +[2048.48 --> 2050.48] That'd be cool, but- +[2050.48 --> 2051.48] You are musical, though. +[2051.48 --> 2053.48] I'm musical, but I don't- +[2053.48 --> 2054.48] He's not a rapper. +[2054.48 --> 2057.48] I'm not good at, like, uh, freestyling or anything. +[2057.48 --> 2059.48] I'm very, very white. +[2063.48 --> 2064.48] What?! +[2064.48 --> 2068.48] You know what, for a second, I don't know why this thought it grunts me. +[2068.48 --> 2072.48] You reminded me of Where's Waldo had a voice that night. +[2072.48 --> 2074.48] Yes, hello, hi, Waldo. +[2074.48 --> 2075.48] Oh my goodness. +[2075.48 --> 2078.48] Did you know that it's Where's Wally, like, everywhere else in the world? +[2078.48 --> 2079.48] Seriously? [2079.48 --> 2080.48] Yeah. -[2080.48 --> 2081.48] Yeah. -[2081.48 --> 2082.48] Yeah. -[2082.48 --> 2083.48] Yeah. -[2083.48 --> 2084.48] Yeah. -[2084.48 --> 2085.48] Yeah. +[2080.48 --> 2081.48] Well, there- +[2081.48 --> 2082.48] Where's the- +[2082.48 --> 2083.48] Where's the show? +[2083.48 --> 2084.48] It was the North American adaptation. +[2084.48 --> 2085.48] What?! [2085.48 --> 2086.48] Yeah. -[2086.48 --> 2087.48] Yeah. -[2087.48 --> 2088.48] Yeah. -[2088.48 --> 2089.48] Yeah. -[2089.48 --> 2090.48] Yeah. +[2086.48 --> 2087.48] I had no idea. +[2087.48 --> 2088.48] Wally is a bad reminder here. +[2088.48 --> 2089.48] Bad face. +[2089.48 --> 2090.48] Wally. [2090.48 --> 2091.48] Yeah. [2091.48 --> 2092.48] Yeah. [2092.48 --> 2093.48] Yeah. -[2093.48 --> 2094.48] Yeah. +[2093.48 --> 2094.48] Yeah, don't know that. [2094.48 --> 2095.48] Yeah. [2095.48 --> 2096.48] Yeah. -[2096.48 --> 2097.48] Don't know that. -[2097.48 --> 2098.48] Alright. -[2098.48 --> 2099.48] Here we go, Twitch chat. -[2099.48 --> 2102.48] Here is... -[2102.48 --> 2106.48] The mega link to the unaltered... +[2096.48 --> 2097.48] Yeah, don't know that. +[2097.48 --> 2099.48] Alright, here we go Twitch chat. +[2099.48 --> 2100.48] Here is... +[2103.48 --> 2106.48] The mega link to the unaltered- [2106.48 --> 2108.48] I think this is the unaltered one. -[2108.48 --> 2110.48] I should probably double check. -[2117.48 --> 2120.48] I don't even want to hear it. -[2120.48 --> 2121.48] It's horrible. -[2121.48 --> 2122.48] I hate it. -[2122.48 --> 2123.48] It's not as awesome. -[2123.48 --> 2127.48] It's not playing for me for some reason. +[2108.48 --> 2109.48] I should probably double check. +[2109.48 --> 2119.48] I don't even want to hear it. +[2119.48 --> 2121.48] It's horrible, I hate it. +[2121.48 --> 2122.48] It's not as awesome. +[2122.48 --> 2127.48] It's not playing for me for some reason. [2127.48 --> 2129.48] It's kind of weird. [2129.48 --> 2132.48] Someone says broken link is broken. [2132.48 --> 2133.48] Not yours. [2133.48 --> 2135.48] I don't think it was yours. -[2135.48 --> 2136.48] I think it was, uh... -[2136.48 --> 2137.48] Ghosts. +[2135.48 --> 2137.48] I think it was, uh, ghosts. [2137.48 --> 2138.48] Oh. [2138.48 --> 2139.48] Wait, what? [2139.48 --> 2141.48] No, people are saying it's not working. -[2141.48 --> 2143.48] Yeah, I think it was the bot's link. -[2143.48 --> 2144.48] Oh. -[2144.48 --> 2145.48] Oh, the bot's link broke? -[2145.48 --> 2146.48] I think so. -[2146.48 --> 2148.48] It should come with the decryption key. -[2150.48 --> 2151.48] Oh, here we go. -[2153.48 --> 2154.48] Oh no, that's the, uh... -[2154.48 --> 2155.48] Shoot, that's the Stormtrooper version. +[2141.48 --> 2142.48] Yeah, I think it was the bot's link. +[2142.48 --> 2143.48] Oh. +[2143.48 --> 2144.48] Oh, the bot's link broke? +[2144.48 --> 2145.48] I think so. +[2145.48 --> 2147.48] It should come with the decryption key. +[2147.48 --> 2150.48] Oh, here we go. +[2150.48 --> 2154.48] Oh, no, that's the, uh, shoot. +[2154.48 --> 2155.48] That's the stormtrooper version. [2155.48 --> 2156.48] Oh, I have the wrong file anyway. [2156.48 --> 2159.48] Well, I'll go find the right file, I guess. -[2160.48 --> 2161.48] Where is it? -[2161.48 --> 2163.48] Oh, Streets by 50, Rap V2. -[2163.48 --> 2164.48] That's probably it. -[2164.48 --> 2167.48] Sorry guys, I got the wrong one. -[2167.48 --> 2172.48] Why you wave file? +[2159.48 --> 2161.48] Where is it? +[2161.48 --> 2163.48] Oh, streets by 50, rap v2. +[2163.48 --> 2165.48] That's probably it. +[2165.48 --> 2166.48] Sorry, guys. +[2166.48 --> 2168.48] I got the wrong one. +[2168.48 --> 2172.48] Why you wave file? [2172.48 --> 2178.48] Yeah, okay, so I don't think it's either of your links. [2178.48 --> 2181.48] When you just post it into Twitch, it kind of breaks. [2181.48 --> 2182.48] Really? [2182.48 --> 2183.48] Yeah. [2183.48 --> 2184.48] Oh. -[2184.48 --> 2186.48] After the hashtag, it looks like it breaks. -[2186.48 --> 2191.48] Okay, well, why don't I post it in the, um, the forum campaign thread? +[2184.48 --> 2187.48] After the hashtag, it looks like it breaks. +[2187.48 --> 2191.48] Okay, well, why don't I post it in the, um, the forum campaign thread? [2191.48 --> 2192.48] There you go. [2192.48 --> 2193.48] Oh. [2193.48 --> 2194.48] Okay. @@ -1024,11 +995,12 @@ [2200.48 --> 2201.48] Okay. [2201.48 --> 2203.48] Um, we can say we moved. [2203.48 --> 2204.48] Okay. -[2204.48 --> 2208.48] Yeah, so we moved to a different, um, forum host. +[2204.48 --> 2205.48] Yeah. +[2205.48 --> 2208.48] So we moved to a different, um, forum host. [2208.48 --> 2210.48] It seems a lot better. [2210.48 --> 2213.48] It seems like wicked way faster. [2213.48 --> 2215.48] I like the speed a lot. -[2215.48 --> 2216.48] Um... +[2215.48 --> 2216.48] Um. [2216.48 --> 2218.48] I love the speed. [2218.48 --> 2223.48] It is much more expensive on top of the whole powered by Samsung SSDs thing. [2223.48 --> 2224.48] Yeah. @@ -1036,35 +1008,34 @@ [2226.48 --> 2231.48] But, um, I think our forum users, especially the ones that are monthly contributors, just [2231.48 --> 2232.48] deserve it at this point. [2232.48 --> 2236.48] We've got a lot of monthly contributors, so we're kind of looking at it going well. -[2236.48 --> 2242.48] Downtime sucks for everyone, especially people who are literally paying to be members of the community. -[2242.48 --> 2245.48] And we had weird problems at our old posts. -[2245.48 --> 2246.48] You don't have to be. +[2236.48 --> 2242.48] Downtime sucks for everyone, especially people who are literally paying to be members +[2242.48 --> 2243.48] of the community. +[2243.48 --> 2246.48] And we had weird problems at our old posts. [2246.48 --> 2248.48] Like, uh, one of the... [2248.48 --> 2249.48] Oh, weird. [2249.48 --> 2250.48] Yes. [2250.48 --> 2251.48] What the heck? [2251.48 --> 2252.48] Oh no, I'm editing your post. -[2252.48 --> 2253.48] Oh. +[2252.48 --> 2253.48] Whoa. [2253.48 --> 2254.48] One of the big... [2254.48 --> 2257.48] One really big problem that we've had in the past is they were doing an upgrade on someone [2257.48 --> 2261.48] else's server on our rack and they, like, screwed up the entire rack. [2261.48 --> 2264.48] So our whole server rack was just down for like a day. -[2264.48 --> 2266.48] And we're like, what are you guys even doing? +[2264.48 --> 2266.48] And we were like, what are you guys even doing? [2266.48 --> 2267.48] This is ridiculous. -[2267.48 --> 2268.48] Yeah, they were kind of buttheads. -[2268.48 --> 2270.48] And they, they like, weren't helpful about it. -[2270.48 --> 2275.48] Didn't tell us what was going on, so our server was just disconnected for a really long time -[2275.48 --> 2278.48] without any communication from them at all. -[2278.48 --> 2279.48] Um... -[2279.48 --> 2282.48] So the thing we liked about that host was they were really cheap. -[2282.48 --> 2283.48] Oh yeah. -[2283.48 --> 2288.48] Um, and the service when it worked was super adequate for hosting a forum. -[2288.48 --> 2289.48] It was fine. -[2289.48 --> 2292.48] It's just the when it worked part is... -[2292.48 --> 2294.48] Yeah, it was very frustrating. -[2294.48 --> 2299.48] Um, and we still intend to hold onto that server and then, uh, we'll find some kind of -[2299.48 --> 2301.48] other use for it, I think, in the future. -[2301.48 --> 2308.48] Alright, so this is the, the 12 campaign reward link. +[2267.48 --> 2268.48] Yeah, they were kind of butt heads. +[2268.48 --> 2269.48] Yeah, they were kind of butt heads. +[2269.48 --> 2272.48] And they, like, weren't helpful about it, didn't tell us what was going on, so our server was +[2272.48 --> 2278.48] just disconnected for a really long time without any communication from them at all. +[2278.48 --> 2281.48] So the thing we liked about that host was they were really cheap. +[2281.48 --> 2282.48] Oh yeah. +[2282.48 --> 2287.48] And the service when it worked was super adequate for hosting a forum. +[2287.48 --> 2288.48] It was fine. +[2288.48 --> 2291.48] It's just the when it worked part is... +[2291.48 --> 2293.48] Yeah, it was very frustrating. +[2293.48 --> 2298.48] And we still intend to hold onto that server and then we'll find some kind of other use +[2298.48 --> 2301.48] for it, I think, in the future. +[2301.48 --> 2308.48] All right, so this is the 12 campaign reward link. [2308.48 --> 2309.48] Apparently forms down. [2309.48 --> 2310.48] Apparently what? [2310.48 --> 2311.48] Is it? @@ -1073,132 +1044,153 @@ [2313.48 --> 2315.48] Hashtag you rex, yeah. [2315.48 --> 2319.48] Hashtag second day down. [2331.48 --> 2336.48] That's weird, I'm on it right now. -[2336.48 --> 2339.48] Then again, I, hold on, I haven't loaded a page in a sec. -[2339.48 --> 2340.48] Yeah, I was just gonna say. +[2336.48 --> 2339.48] Then again, hold on, I haven't loaded a page in a sec. +[2339.48 --> 2340.48] Yeah, I was just going to say. [2340.48 --> 2343.48] Apparently Jack Sack made another fanart thing. [2343.48 --> 2344.48] Oh yeah? [2344.48 --> 2346.48] I love his fanart stuff, it's awesome. -[2346.48 --> 2348.48] Yeah, it's awesome to like it. -[2348.48 --> 2349.48] Whoa. -[2349.48 --> 2350.48] Sequel error. -[2350.48 --> 2351.48] Okay. -[2351.48 --> 2358.48] Mine ended up loading, just took forever. -[2358.48 --> 2362.48] Alright, well there you go. -[2362.48 --> 2365.48] Yeah, I gotta see glare on mine, so. +[2346.48 --> 2349.48] Yeah, it's awesome to like it. +[2349.48 --> 2352.48] Whoa, sequel error. +[2352.48 --> 2353.48] Okay. +[2356.48 --> 2360.48] Mine ended up loading, just took forever. +[2360.48 --> 2362.48] Alright, well there you go. +[2362.48 --> 2365.48] Yeah, I gotta see glare online, so. [2365.48 --> 2368.48] That often doesn't mean much. -[2368.48 --> 2369.48] Okay. -[2369.48 --> 2372.48] Do you wanna look at it at all? +[2368.48 --> 2372.48] Okay, do you want to look at it at all? [2372.48 --> 2373.48] No, no. [2373.48 --> 2376.48] Does that just mean we're getting hit too hard? -[2376.48 --> 2377.48] Or, like, something. -[2377.48 --> 2378.48] Those, it's, like, yeah. -[2378.48 --> 2379.48] Don't worry about that one. -[2379.48 --> 2381.48] Okay, but the page doesn't load. +[2376.48 --> 2377.48] Or like something. +[2377.48 --> 2380.48] Those, it's like, yeah, don't worry about that one. +[2380.48 --> 2381.48] Okay, but the page doesn't load. [2381.48 --> 2382.48] I know. -[2382.48 --> 2383.48] Okay. -[2383.48 --> 2384.48] So it'll come back when it- +[2382.48 --> 2384.48] Okay, so it'll come back when it... [2384.48 --> 2385.48] I'm working on it. [2385.48 --> 2386.48] Oh, I see. -[2386.48 --> 2390.48] Jack Sack, I wish I could view your link, but it's down for me. +[2386.48 --> 2389.48] Jack Sack, I wish I could view your link, but it's down to the end. +[2389.48 --> 2390.48] Down for me. [2390.48 --> 2391.48] I'm sorry. -[2391.48 --> 2398.48] It's like you guys don't want me to have a way to send you this, this campaign milestone -[2398.48 --> 2399.48] thing. -[2399.48 --> 2406.48] Maybe I should just, maybe I should just accept that I can't, uh, release the Linus Stormtrooper -[2406.48 --> 2407.48] rap. -[2407.48 --> 2408.48] Can't, can't back out now, bro. -[2408.48 --> 2409.48] Without the Stormtrooper voice. -[2409.48 --> 2411.48] Can't back out, can't back out now, bro. +[2391.48 --> 2400.48] It's like you guys don't want me to have a way to send you this campaign milestone thing. +[2400.48 --> 2406.48] Maybe I should just accept that I can't release the Linus Stormtrooper rap. +[2406.48 --> 2407.48] Can't back out now, bro. +[2407.48 --> 2409.48] Without the Stormtrooper voice. +[2409.48 --> 2411.48] Can't back out now, bro. [2411.48 --> 2413.48] My upload is going really slow. [2413.48 --> 2415.48] 40 kilobytes per second. -[2415.48 --> 2417.48] So it's gonna need another three minutes. -[2417.48 --> 2420.48] Maybe I'll do some more, uh, some more tweets in the meantime here. +[2415.48 --> 2417.48] So it's going to need another three minutes. +[2417.48 --> 2420.48] Maybe I'll do some more tweets in the meantime here. [2420.48 --> 2425.48] Stretch goal idea number 42, Linus and Slick make a rap album. [2425.48 --> 2427.48] Oh my god. [2427.48 --> 2428.48] No. [2428.48 --> 2429.48] Dude. -[2429.48 --> 2433.48] We could make the best rap videos. -[2433.48 --> 2436.48] Define best. -[2436.48 --> 2440.48] Uh, like, like, Burkle's best style of rap videos. +[2429.48 --> 2434.48] We could make the best rap videos. +[2434.48 --> 2435.48] Define best. +[2435.48 --> 2438.48] Best is one of those words that... +[2438.48 --> 2440.48] Burkle's best style of rap videos. [2440.48 --> 2441.48] Oh. -[2441.48 --> 2443.48] Those would be the best rap videos. -[2443.48 --> 2448.48] Ghost says play the lap ride- the lap ride- the rap live on stream. -[2448.48 --> 2451.48] I can't, I'm not- I can't figure out what's going on, but my laptop isn't passing through -[2451.48 --> 2454.48] audio over HDMI, so I can't. -[2454.48 --> 2459.48] Um, normally my laptop sound works into the capture card, but it's not working right now. -[2459.48 --> 2464.48] Um, do do do do do do do do. -[2464.48 --> 2467.48] Will you say- will you do a goodbye video for the kitchen? -[2467.48 --> 2468.48] Not very likely. -[2468.48 --> 2474.48] I've never actually been organized enough when moving sets to, uh, to do like a farewell. -[2474.48 --> 2481.48] Although, one thing that was kind of funny was- I don't know how many of you remember the old NCIX Tech Tips set with the graffiti in the back, -[2481.48 --> 2492.48] but there was a video that sat unedited for like a couple months that didn't get released until a couple months after we'd started releasing videos on a new set. -[2492.48 --> 2494.48] Like, ages after that. +[2441.48 --> 2444.48] Those would be the best rap videos. +[2444.48 --> 2448.48] Ghost says play the rap live on stream. +[2448.48 --> 2449.48] I can't. +[2449.48 --> 2453.48] I can't figure out what's going on, but my laptop isn't passing through audio over HDMI. +[2453.48 --> 2454.48] So I can't. +[2454.48 --> 2459.48] Normally my laptop sound works into the capture card, but it's not working right now. +[2459.48 --> 2465.48] Will you say... +[2465.48 --> 2468.48] Will you do a goodbye video for the kitchen? +[2468.48 --> 2469.48] Not very likely. +[2469.48 --> 2475.48] I've never actually been organized enough when moving sets to do like a farewell. +[2475.48 --> 2477.48] Although, one thing that was kind of funny was... +[2477.48 --> 2482.48] I don't know how many of you remember the old NCIX Tech Tips set with the graffiti in the back, +[2482.48 --> 2493.48] there was a video that sat unedited for like a couple months that didn't get released until a couple months after we'd started releasing videos on a new set. +[2493.48 --> 2494.48] Like ages after that. [2494.48 --> 2496.48] And people were like, oh, holy crap, he moved back to the old set. -[2496.48 --> 2497.48] No, no. +[2496.48 --> 2497.48] No. [2497.48 --> 2498.48] No. -[2498.48 --> 2506.48] Um, John says, do you think Linus Media Group will ever become LMG with Linus in an executive non-facing role? +[2498.48 --> 2499.48] No. +[2499.48 --> 2506.48] John says, do you think Linus Media Group will ever become LMG with Linus in an executive non-facing role? [2506.48 --> 2516.48] Um, I mean, I think that the very, very long-term outlook would obviously be that I don't want to be standing in front of the camera making every single video forever. [2516.48 --> 2521.48] But, that doesn't mean that I ever want to be completely off camera. -[2521.48 --> 2524.48] So, it's- it's gonna depend on how things go. -[2524.48 --> 2530.48] I mean, if- okay, let's look at other channels that have tried to replace their key personalities. +[2521.48 --> 2524.48] So, it's going to depend on how things go. +[2524.48 --> 2526.48] I mean, if... +[2526.48 --> 2530.48] Okay, let's look at other channels that have tried to replace their key personalities. [2530.48 --> 2531.48] Sometimes it goes well. -[2531.48 --> 2533.48] Um, sometimes it doesn't. -[2533.48 --> 2541.48] I mean, if I brought in a personality that you guys ended up loving ten times more than me, and it's like, yeah, it kinda sucks when Linus comes back and does stuff, then great. -[2541.48 --> 2549.48] And, if I bring in guys that suck and I can never find anyone who's as good as me, other than him, then I guess it'll just be the him show. -[2549.48 --> 2553.48] Um, no, but then- then I'll- I'll stick around for longer. -[2553.48 --> 2557.48] Like, it's- and it- and it- it comes down to, like, what I'm excited about, too. +[2531.48 --> 2533.48] Sometimes it doesn't. +[2533.48 --> 2537.48] I mean, if I brought in a personality that you guys ended up loving ten times more than me, +[2537.48 --> 2541.48] and it's like, yeah, it kind of sucks when Linus comes back and does stuff, then great. +[2541.48 --> 2546.48] And if I bring in guys that suck and I can never find anyone who's as good as me, other than him, +[2546.48 --> 2549.48] then I guess it'll just be the him show. +[2549.48 --> 2551.48] Um, no. +[2551.48 --> 2553.48] But then, then I'll stick around for longer. +[2553.48 --> 2554.48] Like, it's... +[2554.48 --> 2557.48] And it comes down to, like, what I'm excited about, too. [2557.48 --> 2558.48] Like, you guys tell me this. [2558.48 --> 2562.48] When it's a product that I'm really amped about, the video comes across better. [2562.48 --> 2563.48] And that's always been true. -[2563.48 --> 2570.48] If I stop being amped about technology, I'm not gonna be doing you guys or anyone any favors by continuing to make the videos. +[2563.48 --> 2570.48] If I stop being amped about technology, I'm not going to be doing you guys or anyone any favors by continuing to make the videos. [2570.48 --> 2576.48] And I would be better off trying to find someone to replace me, but I don't see that happening anytime soon. -[2579.48 --> 2580.48] Um... -[2580.48 --> 2589.48] RISE J says, you guys get so many GPUs to review, why don't you do giveaways, because there's no way you use them all. -[2589.48 --> 2599.48] Actually, we use a lot more than you'd think for internal workstations and stuff like that, and we also have to have some kind of permission in place to give away stuff. -[2599.48 --> 2602.48] Um, that's typically the way it works with samples. -[2602.48 --> 2605.48] And we kinda have to have them for video card showdowns. -[2605.48 --> 2608.48] Yes, that's another one, too. And we try not to ask for a half- -[2608.48 --> 2610.48] Don't take my GPUs! -[2610.48 --> 2617.48] Yeah, we try not to ask for half a dozen copies of one card, because then we'd have to do half a dozen reviews of a given card, and you guys would get bored. -[2617.48 --> 2623.48] So most cards, we only have one of, and there's only a few that we have more than one. +[2576.48 --> 2577.48] Um... +[2577.48 --> 2586.48] RISE J says, you guys get so many GPUs to review. +[2586.48 --> 2589.48] Why don't you do giveaways, because there's no way you use them all. +[2589.48 --> 2593.48] Actually, we use a lot more than you'd think for internal workstations and stuff like that. +[2593.48 --> 2599.48] And we also have to have some kind of permission in place to give away stuff. +[2599.48 --> 2600.48] Um... +[2600.48 --> 2602.48] That's typically the way it works with samples. +[2602.48 --> 2605.48] And we kind of have to have them for video card showdowns. +[2605.48 --> 2606.48] Yes. +[2606.48 --> 2607.48] That's another one, too. +[2607.48 --> 2609.48] And we try not to ask for a half... +[2609.48 --> 2610.48] Don't take my GPUs! +[2610.48 --> 2617.48] Yeah, we try not to ask for half a dozen copies of one card, because then we'd have to do half a dozen reviews of a given card and you guys would get bored. +[2617.48 --> 2620.48] So most cards, we only have one of. +[2620.48 --> 2623.48] And there's only a few that we have more than one. [2623.48 --> 2624.48] That's amazing! [2624.48 --> 2625.48] That's super sick! [2625.48 --> 2626.48] Oh my god! [2626.48 --> 2627.48] That's awesome! [2627.48 --> 2628.48] Where do I find that? [2628.48 --> 2629.48] I'll send it to you. -[2629.48 --> 2630.48] I want it to you. -[2630.48 --> 2631.48] I'll send you the... -[2631.48 --> 2632.48] Oops... -[2633.48 --> 2635.48] You got it, too? -[2635.48 --> 2637.48] Or send it to you, too. -[2637.48 --> 2638.48] Send it to me, too. -[2638.48 --> 2639.48] Minus... -[2639.48 --> 2644.48] Then I'll spam it in Twitch chat, too. -[2644.48 --> 2647.48] Hold on, I'm gonna spam this in Twitch... -[2647.48 --> 2648.48] Oh, you already did that one. -[2648.48 --> 2649.48] Yeah. -[2649.48 --> 2650.48] Okay. -[2650.48 --> 2651.48] Cause the wrap is ready. -[2655.48 --> 2658.48] Okay, I gotta show you guys this fan art. -[2658.48 --> 2659.48] This is awesome. -[2659.48 --> 2667.48] No offense to all of our... -[2667.48 --> 2668.48] Oh. -[2668.48 --> 2669.48] Well, yeah, that link isn't working. -[2669.48 --> 2670.48] How are you on the site? -[2670.48 --> 2672.48] Uh, I just got on it. -[2672.48 --> 2673.48] Oh, okay. -[2673.48 --> 2674.48] I'll spam the imagery link, too. -[2674.48 --> 2678.48] Wait, well, you spammed it in the chat just now? -[2678.48 --> 2679.48] Imager link, yeah. -[2679.48 --> 2681.48] Oh, but you spammed the other one first? -[2681.48 --> 2682.48] Yeah. -[2682.48 --> 2683.48] That thing is happening. -[2683.48 --> 2684.48] Oh, sorry. -[2684.48 --> 2685.48] That thing... -[2685.48 --> 2692.48] The thing that you don't like that happens sometimes that you understand that happens -[2692.48 --> 2693.48] that causes the form to go down? -[2693.48 --> 2694.48] The thing I understand? -[2694.48 --> 2697.48] Yeah, every single time there's a problem with the form, you're like, is it that thing? +[2629.48 --> 2630.48] I want to send you the... +[2630.48 --> 2631.48] Oops... +[2631.48 --> 2634.48] You got it, too? +[2634.48 --> 2636.48] Or send it to you, too? +[2636.48 --> 2637.48] Send it to me, too. +[2637.48 --> 2638.48] Minus... +[2638.48 --> 2641.48] And then I'll spam it into a chat, too. +[2641.48 --> 2646.48] Hold on, I'm gonna spam this into... +[2646.48 --> 2647.48] Oh, you already did that one. +[2647.48 --> 2648.48] Yeah. +[2648.48 --> 2649.48] Okay. +[2649.48 --> 2650.48] Because the wrap is ready. +[2650.48 --> 2657.48] Okay, I gotta show you guys this fan art. +[2657.48 --> 2658.48] This is awesome. +[2658.48 --> 2663.48] No offense to all of our... +[2663.48 --> 2664.48] Oh. +[2664.48 --> 2665.48] Well, yeah, that link isn't working. +[2665.48 --> 2666.48] How are you on the site? +[2666.48 --> 2667.48] Uh, I just got on it. +[2667.48 --> 2668.48] Oh, okay. +[2668.48 --> 2669.48] I'll spam the Imgur link, too. +[2669.48 --> 2670.48] Wait, well, you spammed it in the chat just now? +[2670.48 --> 2671.48] Imgur link, yeah. +[2671.48 --> 2672.48] Oh, but you spammed the other one first? +[2672.48 --> 2673.48] Yeah. +[2673.48 --> 2674.48] That thing is happening. +[2674.48 --> 2675.48] Oh, sorry. +[2675.48 --> 2676.48] That thing... +[2676.48 --> 2677.48] Oh, sorry. +[2677.48 --> 2678.48] That thing... +[2678.48 --> 2679.48] Oh, yeah. +[2679.48 --> 2680.48] Oh, yeah. +[2680.48 --> 2681.48] Oh, yeah. +[2681.48 --> 2682.48] Oh, yeah. +[2682.48 --> 2683.48] Oh, yeah. +[2683.48 --> 2684.48] Oh, yeah. +[2684.48 --> 2685.48] Oh, yeah. +[2685.48 --> 2686.48] Oh, yeah. +[2686.48 --> 2687.48] Oh, yeah. +[2687.48 --> 2688.48] That thing... +[2688.48 --> 2692.48] The thing that you don't like that happens sometimes that you understand that happens +[2692.48 --> 2694.48] that causes the form to go down. +[2694.48 --> 2695.48] The thing I understand. +[2695.48 --> 2697.48] Yeah, every single time there's a problem with the form, you're like, is it that thing? [2697.48 --> 2698.48] Oh, this one? [2698.48 --> 2699.48] Uh... [2699.48 --> 2700.48] Yeah, that one? @@ -1206,614 +1198,616 @@ [2701.48 --> 2702.48] Oh, that one. [2702.48 --> 2703.48] That one. [2703.48 --> 2704.48] Oh, okay. -[2704.48 --> 2705.48] Just that again, then. -[2705.48 --> 2706.48] I need to find a way to just... -[2706.48 --> 2711.48] Turn that freaking thing off. -[2711.48 --> 2728.48] Okay, well, at any rate, for those of you who didn't click on Nick's spam, we'll do -[2728.48 --> 2729.48] a screen share here. -[2729.48 --> 2730.48] The WAN show. -[2730.48 --> 2731.48] That internet, yo. -[2731.48 --> 2732.48] That's awesome. -[2732.48 --> 2734.48] I really like that. +[2704.48 --> 2705.48] Oh, just that again, then. +[2705.48 --> 2706.48] No big deal. +[2706.48 --> 2707.48] I need to find a way to just... +[2707.48 --> 2711.48] Turn that freaking thing off. +[2711.48 --> 2729.48] Okay, well, at any rate, for those of you who didn't click on Nick's spam, we'll do a screen share here. +[2729.48 --> 2730.48] The WAN Show. +[2730.48 --> 2732.48] That internet, yo. +[2732.48 --> 2733.48] That's awesome. +[2733.48 --> 2734.48] I really like that. [2734.48 --> 2735.48] Which one? -[2735.48 --> 2738.48] The younger Jennifer Aniston right next to it? -[2738.48 --> 2739.48] Yeah. -[2739.48 --> 2741.48] That's exactly what I'm talking about. -[2741.48 --> 2744.48] Are you too young for Jennifer Aniston to even really be a big deal to you? +[2735.48 --> 2737.48] The younger Jennifer Aniston right next to it? +[2737.48 --> 2738.48] Yeah. +[2738.48 --> 2740.48] That's exactly what I'm talking about. +[2740.48 --> 2744.48] Are you too young for Jennifer Aniston to even really be a big deal to you? [2744.48 --> 2747.48] I just don't know the names of movie stars, to be honest with you. -[2747.48 --> 2748.48] No, I don't know. +[2747.48 --> 2748.48] No, I don't either. [2748.48 --> 2749.48] You don't even know Jennifer Aniston. [2749.48 --> 2751.48] I would have to look her up. [2751.48 --> 2752.48] You must be too young. [2752.48 --> 2753.48] I would have to look her up. [2753.48 --> 2754.48] Cause you were... -[2754.48 --> 2757.48] Okay, cause Friends was a big deal when I was just... -[2757.48 --> 2758.48] Did she have Friends? +[2754.48 --> 2756.48] Okay, cause Friends was a big deal when I was just... +[2756.48 --> 2757.48] Did you shoot Friends? +[2757.48 --> 2758.48] Yeah. [2758.48 --> 2759.48] Oh, she's that chick. -[2759.48 --> 2760.48] Oh, yeah. -[2760.48 --> 2762.48] Like, every male had a crush on her. +[2759.48 --> 2760.48] Oh yeah. +[2760.48 --> 2762.48] Like every male had a crush on her. [2762.48 --> 2765.48] I never watched Friends too, so there's that. [2765.48 --> 2766.48] Yeah. -[2766.48 --> 2767.48] That is awesome. -[2767.48 --> 2769.48] I really like that photo a lot. +[2766.48 --> 2768.48] That is awesome. +[2768.48 --> 2769.48] I really like that photo. [2769.48 --> 2770.48] I like it a lot. [2770.48 --> 2771.48] Or the picture. -[2771.48 --> 2773.48] Not photo, what am I talking about? -[2774.48 --> 2776.48] He captured the shark perfectly. +[2771.48 --> 2772.48] No, what am I talking about? +[2772.48 --> 2776.48] He captured the shark perfectly. [2776.48 --> 2777.48] Yeah. -[2777.48 --> 2778.48] Your dolphin is kinda dirty though. +[2777.48 --> 2778.48] Your dolphin is kind of dirty though. [2778.48 --> 2779.48] And the dolphin too. -[2779.48 --> 2780.48] That's what he's doing though. -[2780.48 --> 2781.48] The dolphin is dirty on the... +[2779.48 --> 2780.48] No, that's what he's doing though. +[2780.48 --> 2781.48] The dolphin is dirty on the shirt. [2781.48 --> 2782.48] Yeah, that's what he's doing. [2782.48 --> 2783.48] Yeah, dude. -[2783.48 --> 2784.48] He's like, meh. -[2784.48 --> 2785.48] He looks ridiculous. -[2785.48 --> 2786.48] That's awesome. -[2786.48 --> 2787.48] That's great. +[2783.48 --> 2784.48] Oh. +[2784.48 --> 2785.48] He's like, meh. +[2785.48 --> 2786.48] He looks ridiculous. +[2786.48 --> 2787.48] That's awesome. +[2787.48 --> 2788.48] That's great. [2791.48 --> 2797.48] Alright, let's see if I'm actually gonna manage to post the mega link. [2797.48 --> 2798.48] Here we go. [2798.48 --> 2799.48] Alright, let's try this again. -[2799.48 --> 2800.48] Nope, that's not the one. -[2800.48 --> 2802.48] The upload finally finished. -[2820.48 --> 2821.48] Okay, Twitch chat. -[2821.48 --> 2823.48] Thanks for hanging around with us for After Party. -[2823.48 --> 2825.48] There's like 3,800 of you. -[2825.48 --> 2826.48] Yeah, that's insane. -[2826.48 --> 2828.48] We're not calling you insane. -[2828.48 --> 2829.48] Nick. -[2829.48 --> 2832.48] It's insane that that many people are here. -[2832.48 --> 2834.48] He said that as in the situation. -[2834.48 --> 2835.48] Yeah, the situation is insane. -[2835.48 --> 2836.48] Not them. -[2836.48 --> 2837.48] I didn't say they are insane. -[2837.48 --> 2838.48] They are awesome. -[2838.48 --> 2840.48] You will not insult our viewers! -[2840.48 --> 2844.48] I was inspired by the... -[2844.48 --> 2845.48] Whoa, whoa. -[2845.48 --> 2846.48] What is even happening? -[2846.48 --> 2847.48] I'm ending up in his lap. -[2847.48 --> 2848.48] Yeah. -[2848.48 --> 2849.48] This is bad. -[2849.48 --> 2850.48] You're bad. -[2850.48 --> 2851.48] You're bad. -[2851.48 --> 2852.48] You're bad. -[2852.48 --> 2853.48] Stop. -[2853.48 --> 2854.48] That's for after the show. -[2854.48 --> 2855.48] People say link broke. -[2855.48 --> 2856.48] Why is the link broken? -[2856.48 --> 2857.48] What? -[2859.48 --> 2860.48] What link broken? -[2861.48 --> 2863.48] People are saying copy paste the whole thing. +[2799.48 --> 2801.48] Nope, that's not the one. +[2801.48 --> 2803.48] The upload finally finished. +[2812.48 --> 2813.48] Okay, Twitch chat. +[2813.48 --> 2815.48] Thanks for hanging around with us for After Party. +[2815.48 --> 2816.48] There's like 3,800 of you. +[2816.48 --> 2817.48] Yeah, that's insane. +[2817.48 --> 2818.48] We're not calling you insane. +[2818.48 --> 2819.48] Nick. +[2819.48 --> 2820.48] It's insane that that many people are here. +[2820.48 --> 2821.48] You said that as in the situation? +[2821.48 --> 2822.48] Yeah, the situation is insane. +[2822.48 --> 2823.48] Not them. +[2823.48 --> 2824.48] I didn't say they are insane. +[2824.48 --> 2825.48] They are awesome. +[2825.48 --> 2826.48] You will not insult our viewers. +[2826.48 --> 2827.48] I was inspired by the... +[2827.48 --> 2828.48] Whoa, whoa. +[2828.48 --> 2829.48] What is even happening? +[2829.48 --> 2830.48] I'm ending up in his lap. +[2830.48 --> 2831.48] Yeah. +[2831.48 --> 2832.48] This is bad. +[2832.48 --> 2833.48] You're bad. +[2833.48 --> 2834.48] You're bad. +[2834.48 --> 2835.48] You're bad. +[2835.48 --> 2836.48] You're bad. +[2836.48 --> 2837.48] You're bad. +[2837.48 --> 2838.48] Stop. +[2838.48 --> 2839.48] That's for after the show. +[2839.48 --> 2840.48] People say Link broke. +[2840.48 --> 2841.48] Why is the Link broken? +[2841.48 --> 2842.48] What? +[2842.48 --> 2843.48] What link broken? +[2843.48 --> 2844.48] What link broken? +[2844.48 --> 2845.48] What link broken? +[2845.48 --> 2846.48] What link broken? +[2846.48 --> 2847.48] I'm not sure. +[2847.48 --> 2848.48] It's insane. +[2848.48 --> 2850.48] It's insane that that many people are here. +[2850.48 --> 2851.48] I didn't say that. +[2851.48 --> 2853.48] That's insane that that many people are here. +[2853.48 --> 2854.48] I didn't say that. +[2854.48 --> 2855.48] I didn't say they are insane. +[2855.48 --> 2856.48] They are awesome. +[2856.48 --> 2857.48] You will not insult our viewers. +[2857.48 --> 2858.48] I was inspired by the... +[2858.48 --> 2859.48] Whoa, whoa. +[2859.48 --> 2860.48] What is even happening? +[2860.48 --> 2863.48] People are saying copy paste the whole thing. [2863.48 --> 2864.48] What whole thing? [2864.48 --> 2865.48] That is the whole thing. -[2865.48 --> 2868.48] Pretty sure it breaks after the hashtag like I was saying earlier. +[2865.48 --> 2868.48] I'm pretty sure it breaks after the hashtag like I was saying earlier. [2868.48 --> 2869.48] Oh, is that what you said? [2869.48 --> 2870.48] I didn't hear you. [2870.48 --> 2871.48] Jerk. [2871.48 --> 2873.48] Alright, I'll go find a... [2873.48 --> 2874.48] Yes. [2874.48 --> 2877.48] Maybe if you could keep our website up for four seconds. -[2877.48 --> 2878.48] Maybe if you could be a butt. -[2878.48 --> 2883.48] Apparently you have to copy and paste the link is twitchdoesntsupport.co.nz links. +[2877.48 --> 2878.48] You could be a butt. +[2878.48 --> 2882.48] Apparently you have to copy and paste the link because Twitch doesn't support dot co dot +[2882.48 --> 2883.48] nz links. [2883.48 --> 2885.48] I'll just create a bitly. -[2887.48 --> 2889.48] Alright, bitly link, inbound. -[2889.48 --> 2890.48] We will get this. -[2890.48 --> 2893.48] And then everyone is going to get this and then they are just going to leave because they'll -[2893.48 --> 2894.48] be done. +[2885.48 --> 2886.48] Alright. +[2886.48 --> 2887.48] Bitly link. +[2887.48 --> 2888.48] Inbound. +[2888.48 --> 2889.48] Bitly link. +[2889.48 --> 2890.48] Inbound. +[2890.48 --> 2891.48] We will get this. +[2891.48 --> 2893.48] And then everyone's gonna get this and then they're just gonna leave because they'll be +[2893.48 --> 2894.48] done. [2894.48 --> 2896.48] That's what they've been sitting here waiting for. [2896.48 --> 2897.48] That's what they've been waiting for. -[2897.48 --> 2899.48] Oh my goodness, bitly's automatically convert. -[2899.48 --> 2900.48] I think. -[2900.48 --> 2901.48] Hold on. -[2901.48 --> 2902.48] Let me try again. -[2902.48 --> 2903.48] Nope, no, no, no, no. -[2903.48 --> 2904.48] It just didn't... -[2904.48 --> 2905.48] The copy didn't take. -[2905.48 --> 2906.48] There we go. -[2906.48 --> 2907.48] That should finally be it. -[2907.48 --> 2908.48] Okay, and then we should be good now. -[2908.48 --> 2909.48] People are saying what's the decryption code? -[2909.48 --> 2910.48] What should we find now? -[2910.48 --> 2911.48] Decryption code? -[2911.48 --> 2912.48] It should have been included. -[2912.48 --> 2917.48] I've never used Mega before but there's a checkbox that says include decryption... -[2917.48 --> 2918.48] Oh, that probably... -[2918.48 --> 2920.48] Include the requirement for the code. -[2920.48 --> 2921.48] Ah. -[2921.48 --> 2922.48] No, wait. -[2922.48 --> 2923.48] Hold on. -[2923.48 --> 2924.48] No, no, include file key is... -[2924.48 --> 2925.48] It should be included. -[2925.48 --> 2926.48] Yeah, I just clicked it and I clicked one button and you can download it. -[2926.48 --> 2927.48] Yeah. -[2927.48 --> 2928.48] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. -[2928.48 --> 2929.48] File key is included. -[2929.48 --> 2930.48] Okay, so I'm going to go ahead and see what's going on. -[2930.48 --> 2931.48] I'm going to go ahead and see what's going on. -[2931.48 --> 2932.48] I'm going to go ahead and see what's going on. -[2932.48 --> 2933.48] I'm going to go ahead and see what's going on. -[2933.48 --> 2934.48] What's going on is the requirement for the code? -[2934.48 --> 2935.48] Inclu... -[2935.48 --> 2936.48] Ah. -[2936.48 --> 2937.48] No, wait. -[2937.48 --> 2938.48] Hold on. -[2938.48 --> 2939.48] No, no, include file key is... -[2939.48 --> 2940.48] It should be included. -[2940.48 --> 2943.48] Yeah, I just clicked it and I clicked one button and you can download it. -[2943.48 --> 2944.48] Yeah. -[2944.48 --> 2945.48] Yep, yep, yep, yep. -[2945.48 --> 2948.48] File key is included. -[2948.48 --> 2953.48] They were like stop talking so I can click it. -[2953.48 --> 2962.48] Ed Simon says got the wrap, peace, I'm out. -[2962.48 --> 2968.28] This rap is so cringe. -[2968.62 --> 2969.26] I know! -[2969.74 --> 2970.40] I know! -[2971.34 --> 2973.66] The only thing that made it somewhat okay -[2973.66 --> 2975.18] was the Stormtrooper filter. -[2975.18 --> 2976.84] The joke of my imperial style. -[2976.84 --> 2977.80] Okay, can you not? -[2978.38 --> 2980.56] If I don't have to listen to it, -[2980.60 --> 2981.56] at least there's that. -[2984.62 --> 2985.18] Ugh. -[2986.86 --> 2987.66] Oh, no. -[2988.42 --> 2991.12] Awpickness says adding this to my phone. -[2992.48 --> 2994.36] Oh my god, we should make it a ringtone. -[2994.88 --> 2995.36] Oh! -[2995.56 --> 2996.74] It's not as good as my ringtone. -[2996.96 --> 2997.10] No. -[2997.94 --> 3000.78] You don't really want your ringtone -[3000.78 --> 3002.32] to have cuss words in it, do you? -[3004.14 --> 3005.88] My ringtone has something -[3005.88 --> 3008.42] I'm taking away your phone plan. -[3009.00 --> 3011.30] I'm taking away your phone plan. -[3011.38 --> 3012.28] I don't have mine yet. -[3012.68 --> 3014.22] I don't have mine yet either! -[3016.16 --> 3017.04] Oh, man. -[3020.38 --> 3022.34] Someone says prepare for the remixes. -[3022.48 --> 3025.54] Apparently .co.nz is not supported by Twitch? -[3025.62 --> 3027.46] Yeah, that's what Nape was saying. -[3027.82 --> 3028.26] What? -[3029.64 --> 3030.84] That's so dumb! -[3031.06 --> 3032.58] Alright, here's another copy of the Bitly -[3032.58 --> 3034.30] for those of you who missed it the first time. -[3034.98 --> 3037.26] Somebody said 50k donation -[3037.26 --> 3038.80] should be for wrapping lessons, maybe? -[3039.82 --> 3040.46] Oh, no. -[3040.46 --> 3040.58] Thanks. -[3041.58 --> 3043.78] No amount of lessons can fix me. -[3043.78 --> 3045.94] No, I think he was saying -[3045.94 --> 3049.52] we should have a contributor tier -[3049.52 --> 3050.98] where they pay 50k to do -[3050.98 --> 3052.60] wrapping lessons with Linus. -[3054.14 --> 3055.48] To teach me to rap? -[3055.70 --> 3055.94] No. -[3056.16 --> 3057.10] A contributor tier for 50k? -[3057.10 --> 3058.26] I teach them to rap. -[3059.70 --> 3060.12] Oh, man. -[3060.12 --> 3061.98] It was Twitch chat, I should just stop talking. -[3062.12 --> 3062.36] Right. -[3062.80 --> 3063.00] Yeah. -[3063.64 --> 3065.94] You can't speak what happens in Twitch chat. -[3065.98 --> 3066.56] Yeah, it just doesn't happen. -[3066.56 --> 3067.84] It just starts melting brains. -[3067.84 --> 3072.28] Twitch chat is like one of the few places -[3072.28 --> 3074.86] where the text actually makes more sense -[3074.86 --> 3075.88] than the spoken word. -[3076.18 --> 3077.84] Okay, so for those of you -[3077.84 --> 3079.86] who haven't even heard -[3079.86 --> 3084.10] the proper Stormtrooper version of it, -[3084.74 --> 3085.84] there's a... -[3086.52 --> 3089.14] I feel compelled to share that -[3089.14 --> 3092.08] since the other one is so bad. -[3093.14 --> 3094.90] Okay, hold on, hold on, hold on. -[3094.90 --> 3096.06] Um... -[3096.06 --> 3098.14] Pro tip, the intro wasn't even Linus. -[3098.54 --> 3100.00] Yeah, yeah, actually, that's... -[3100.00 --> 3101.74] There's some behind-the-scenes -[3101.74 --> 3103.36] fun stuff for you guys. -[3103.96 --> 3104.92] Yeah, that was you. -[3105.06 --> 3106.00] The intro was me, -[3106.08 --> 3108.12] and I remember that Luke -[3108.12 --> 3112.02] was like super sick that day -[3112.02 --> 3115.04] and came in anyways to help us out. -[3116.14 --> 3118.30] And Linus, was that like your first day -[3118.30 --> 3120.42] of paternity leave or something? -[3120.68 --> 3121.18] I think so. -[3121.50 --> 3121.78] Yeah. -[3123.56 --> 3124.76] I don't hear any sound. -[3124.90 --> 3129.16] Why don't I hear sound? -[3130.36 --> 3131.88] Well, whatever, you guys have the... -[3131.88 --> 3132.94] No, because I want you to hear... -[3132.94 --> 3133.24] What? -[3134.44 --> 3135.36] Can they hear sound? -[3135.62 --> 3136.14] I don't know. -[3141.84 --> 3142.94] Okay, to be clear, -[3143.06 --> 3144.60] it is me in the outfit. -[3145.78 --> 3146.80] For almost all of it. -[3146.82 --> 3147.64] For almost all of it. -[3147.64 --> 3148.16] The whole rap video. -[3148.28 --> 3149.62] Yeah, for the actual rap video. -[3150.08 --> 3150.56] Just the intro part. -[3150.56 --> 3151.74] Intro where the music's playing. -[3152.30 --> 3152.74] That girl. -[3153.00 --> 3153.70] Yeah, she was awesome. -[3154.64 --> 3156.14] She's like showing up like, -[3156.24 --> 3157.64] hey, come here for the rap video. -[3158.32 --> 3158.60] All right. -[3159.46 --> 3161.48] Brandon did a good job of the... -[3161.48 --> 3162.74] of the filming on this. -[3162.74 --> 3163.32] The shaky cam? -[3163.54 --> 3163.80] Yeah. -[3164.92 --> 3165.82] Oh yeah, that was... -[3165.82 --> 3166.64] They lose here. -[3166.72 --> 3167.60] Yeah, that was fun. -[3167.70 --> 3168.44] That was awesome. -[3168.44 --> 3172.76] Like Ed's cheesy force lightning. -[3175.76 --> 3177.22] Luke, obviously breathing. -[3181.42 --> 3182.06] Yeah, man. -[3182.14 --> 3183.46] We were trying to keep it G-rated. -[3184.40 --> 3185.34] With all the swearing. -[3185.40 --> 3186.44] With all the swearing, yeah. -[3186.52 --> 3187.64] In spite of all the swearing. -[3188.74 --> 3189.48] Chrome mute. -[3189.64 --> 3190.94] Your Chrome was muted, apparently. -[3191.42 --> 3192.28] Chrome was muted? -[3192.42 --> 3194.12] Oh, was that in Mixer? -[3194.18 --> 3195.54] Oh, Chrome is muted in Mixer. -[3195.54 --> 3196.98] Why is Chrome muted in Mixer? -[3196.98 --> 3197.64] Oh, rip. -[3198.72 --> 3199.84] Okay, okay, okay. -[3199.90 --> 3201.18] Well, we're gonna watch one more time -[3201.18 --> 3202.60] with actual sound this time then. -[3204.20 --> 3204.92] Here we go. -[3205.20 --> 3207.20] Okay, add screen region. -[3207.96 --> 3208.86] Full thing. -[3209.40 --> 3209.76] Boom. -[3212.14 --> 3213.40] Okay, yes, it's full screen. -[3213.50 --> 3213.82] I get it. -[3213.86 --> 3214.16] Go away. -[3216.24 --> 3217.58] Okay, so this is where it's me. -[3217.68 --> 3218.58] It's Nick before that. -[3223.08 --> 3223.84] Oh, my God. -[3223.84 --> 3225.98] Oh, my God. -[3225.98 --> 3228.32] WeALL, my God. -[3228.76 --> 3228.86] Yeah, it is the music. -[3228.92 --> 3238.08] Oh, my God away. -[3250.04 --> 3250.32] Come on. -[3250.32 --> 3263.38] I hear you just fine. That's it. It's over now, but I can see why you tried. Your music won't have been great with these except that you died. They go protruding and perfect bass too. So good effort, but better luck next time, fool. -[3263.90 --> 3265.32] Well, there's just a ballin' ass. -[3265.32 --> 3267.56] What the hell did I just watch? -[3267.92 --> 3270.52] Yeah. Rap video swag. -[3270.92 --> 3273.68] That video was way too much fun to make. -[3273.68 --> 3274.58] For sure. -[3274.88 --> 3287.40] That took forever, and the timing was terrible because we were trying to get the song written, recorded, and get everything shot right leading up to when I was leaving to have a baby. -[3287.70 --> 3287.94] Yeah. -[3288.64 --> 3290.88] That was crazy. -[3291.90 --> 3292.30] There you go. -[3292.60 --> 3296.54] A lot of fun, though. It was a lot of fun. We had a good time. -[3298.32 --> 3300.14] What the hell did I just watch? -[3300.80 --> 3302.72] I'm so stoked to wear this. -[3302.72 --> 3304.18] Just around? -[3304.48 --> 3304.76] Yeah. -[3305.80 --> 3306.00] Yeah. -[3306.58 --> 3308.22] Did I tell you that I ordered two? -[3308.70 --> 3317.22] I ordered two of those style sweaters. One is Santa on a Stegosaurus, and the other is Santa on a Game of Thrones candy cane chair. -[3317.68 --> 3318.74] That's ridiculous. -[3319.26 --> 3321.86] I've never even watched Game of Thrones. It's awesome. -[3323.50 --> 3324.30] That's great. -[3325.60 --> 3328.74] People are saying, do we have permission to mix and put this on YouTube? -[3329.38 --> 3329.96] You know what? -[3329.98 --> 3330.36] Heck yeah. -[3330.36 --> 3337.24] Crowdfunding campaign paid for this to be released, so it's out there. -[3337.34 --> 3339.74] I think no matter what you say, it's going to happen. -[3339.86 --> 3340.66] Yeah, basically. -[3340.66 --> 3355.40] The sweaters came from Amazon. Let me see if we can figure out what the designer's name is. -[3355.40 --> 3370.64] Alex Stevens. Alex Stevens on Amazon. A-L-E-X. Stevens with a V is where we got those sweaters from. -[3371.16 --> 3371.54] Okay. -[3371.54 --> 3377.60] The worst part is that it was better than 90% of the wrap-outs, says WikiKid. -[3379.70 --> 3380.64] That's awesome. -[3381.70 --> 3393.20] Well, we've ended up not really talking about the crowdfunding campaign much. I guess I must have addressed it pretty well with the Q&A, because people really didn't have a lot of questions about it. -[3393.20 --> 3398.20] I think the serious dialing back of the stretch goals was just like, all right. -[3398.38 --> 3399.76] Yeah, but we were going to do that anyway. -[3399.88 --> 3400.14] I know. -[3400.14 --> 3406.80] But, and you know, if we were smart, we would have launched it in the middle of the day, so we could have done that throughout the actual day, but yeah. -[3406.80 --> 3406.86] Yeah. -[3406.86 --> 3419.64] Someone asked, why aren't I wearing the Moto 360? I switched back to the iPhone 6 so that I can use it for part of my iMac switched thing, so that I can try out the continuity features. -[3419.96 --> 3423.20] And the iPhone 6 doesn't support the Moto 360, so I'm back on the Pebble Steel. -[3423.44 --> 3426.24] And I'm also done all my notes for my Moto 360 review. -[3426.24 --> 3440.60] So, I had to stop using my Droid Turbo, because I dropped it off at the office for them to shoot B-roll of it today, and switch back to the iPhone 6, and I'm done with my notes for the Moto 360, and the Moto 360 I don't really intend to continue using once I'm done with the review, so. -[3441.60 --> 3441.96] Wrecked. -[3442.28 --> 3442.94] There you go. -[3443.82 --> 3444.98] Wrecked Moto 360. -[3445.72 --> 3446.90] There's some good stuff about it. -[3447.02 --> 3448.92] Don't use an old trash processor next time. -[3449.46 --> 3450.76] This processor's not the problem. -[3451.84 --> 3452.52] Battery life? -[3452.52 --> 3456.00] I get a full day, and that's about as good as you're going to get out of any smartwatch. -[3456.00 --> 3456.92] So they all suck. -[3457.30 --> 3457.46] Yeah. -[3458.52 --> 3459.36] Except this one. -[3460.44 --> 3460.74] Okay. -[3463.48 --> 3465.88] I want my smartwatch to be able to last for, like, a week. -[3467.70 --> 3469.72] My phone should last for, like, three days. -[3471.60 --> 3475.40] The Droid Turbo, by the way, oh, this isn't it, but I don't know if you're going to watch the review. -[3476.08 --> 3476.96] I probably will. -[3477.18 --> 3480.08] But it's not a two-day battery, and that's stupid. -[3480.48 --> 3483.40] I think I call it, quote-unquote, ridiculous in the video. -[3483.40 --> 3485.46] I think we knew that before it came. -[3485.46 --> 3485.74] Yeah. -[3485.90 --> 3489.76] Because they're like, oh, it's a two-day battery or whatever, and then you read the battery spec, and it's like, no, it's not. -[3489.84 --> 3490.98] Like, if you have an Xperia... -[3490.98 --> 3491.32] Is it good? -[3491.58 --> 3494.98] If you have an Xperia Z2 already, that's a 3200 milliamp hour battery. -[3494.98 --> 3507.60] So if you have 30% left at the end of the day, which is 25% to 30% is what I typically end up with with an Xperia, then it has to last in standby all night, which on Android we all know is not good. -[3507.60 --> 3513.90] So you're going to have maybe 20% in the morning, 15% in the morning, depending on how much crap you left running. -[3514.16 --> 3515.98] That gives you 15% for the next day. -[3515.98 --> 3523.88] So if this other phone has 20% more battery than that, then you're going to have 35% for the next day. -[3524.76 --> 3525.16] Obviously. -[3525.66 --> 3526.32] Which is not above 15. -[3526.32 --> 3528.96] And the next day, because they said 48 hours. -[3529.12 --> 3530.22] They didn't say two days. -[3530.46 --> 3531.00] Yeah, yeah. -[3531.02 --> 3533.18] The next day would be an entire another 24-hour period. -[3533.28 --> 3534.02] That's not going to happen. -[3534.14 --> 3534.76] No, no. -[3535.86 --> 3536.04] Yeah. -[3536.34 --> 3537.18] I didn't expect it to be. -[3537.32 --> 3540.46] Mango says, no offense, it sounds so horrible. -[3541.06 --> 3541.60] I know. -[3541.98 --> 3545.76] I was, like, I was mortified when I was recording it. -[3546.00 --> 3547.48] I wanted him to leave. -[3547.48 --> 3550.44] He was busy setting up the Oculus. -[3550.44 --> 3554.88] I think this is the only time he's ever, like, wanted me to not be there. -[3554.88 --> 3557.74] And I tried to, I was off in, like, a kind of a side room. -[3558.48 --> 3560.20] And I tried to be as quiet as I could. -[3560.26 --> 3561.76] And I, like, put headphones in and stuff. -[3562.94 --> 3564.82] And I was trying to, like, usher people away. -[3565.10 --> 3566.70] And, like, that was the good take. -[3567.00 --> 3570.74] Like, when I was first trying, oh, it's embarrassing. -[3571.72 --> 3574.52] Like, I feel stupid doing it. -[3577.18 --> 3577.50] Yeah. -[3577.50 --> 3577.64] Yeah. -[3582.88 --> 3583.20] Ha. -[3583.54 --> 3586.08] Ant asks, will you have air conditioning at the new place? -[3586.44 --> 3586.94] I don't know. -[3587.02 --> 3588.98] I guess it depends whether we hit that stretch goal or not. -[3590.04 --> 3590.86] Oh, jeez. -[3592.54 --> 3592.82] Oh, jeez. -[3592.82 --> 3593.82] Linus the tyrant. -[3594.36 --> 3595.36] Where is that one? -[3595.54 --> 3596.54] I want that one. -[3597.32 --> 3597.92] Air conditioning? -[3598.20 --> 3598.58] Yeah. -[3598.76 --> 3599.54] I want that one. -[3600.40 --> 3603.96] I can tell you the warehouse won't be air conditioned. -[3604.34 --> 3604.70] Right. -[3604.84 --> 3605.90] And that's where we're going to be filming. -[3605.96 --> 3607.56] Because that's just not typical. -[3608.54 --> 3611.26] We can just get those, like, industrial fans, though. -[3611.76 --> 3613.36] And just, like, blow air through. -[3613.40 --> 3614.04] Right at the mics? -[3614.36 --> 3617.50] Sean asked, when is your 980 classified being coming? -[3617.50 --> 3618.38] No, like, we should do it right at the mics. -[3618.64 --> 3619.80] What does that even sound like? -[3619.80 --> 3623.62] When do we have 980 classified on the release schedule for? -[3624.32 --> 3625.76] What are you working on next? -[3625.94 --> 3626.98] Is it Motherboard Roundup? -[3627.40 --> 3628.76] What do you even do all day? -[3628.76 --> 3629.52] Dragon Age. -[3629.68 --> 3630.82] Oh, lordy Dragon Age. -[3630.84 --> 3631.56] With the new thing. -[3631.62 --> 3633.22] Does that system boot yet? -[3633.44 --> 3633.72] No. -[3633.96 --> 3635.24] I brought the Dominators back. -[3635.34 --> 3636.24] I was managing all this. -[3636.54 --> 3636.94] I know. -[3637.38 --> 3637.58] Junk. -[3638.16 --> 3638.70] Well, not junk. -[3638.86 --> 3641.08] That's, uh... -[3641.08 --> 3642.88] Are you actually wondering when you have it on the calendar? -[3644.30 --> 3645.80] Oh, no, the calendars. -[3645.80 --> 3646.76] Nick actually goes and figures it out. -[3646.76 --> 3649.00] Oh, apparently it's on the calendar for Monday. -[3649.20 --> 3649.72] But then there's... -[3649.72 --> 3652.88] The GPU showdown for Dragon Age is also on Monday. -[3653.04 --> 3654.18] Yeah, I think that's... -[3654.18 --> 3656.08] Yeah, it'll be one of those, too. -[3656.28 --> 3657.52] You didn't get a chance to look at this, right? -[3657.52 --> 3658.52] The... -[3658.52 --> 3659.52] The... -[3659.52 --> 3660.18] Yeah, yeah. -[3660.22 --> 3660.98] I checked them out last night. -[3661.04 --> 3661.38] They're nice. -[3661.88 --> 3662.58] Did you, like, listen? -[3662.72 --> 3662.88] Yeah. -[3663.14 --> 3663.96] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. -[3664.18 --> 3664.24] Cool. -[3664.24 --> 3665.50] Because I want to get... -[3665.50 --> 3666.08] They're looking good. -[3666.34 --> 3666.58] Cool. -[3667.48 --> 3668.82] Are you going to keep those ones? -[3668.98 --> 3669.46] Not sure. -[3671.58 --> 3672.14] Uh... -[3672.14 --> 3673.88] Will you do more Apple product reviews? -[3673.98 --> 3674.44] Sure, why not? -[3675.52 --> 3676.38] I don't see why not. -[3676.38 --> 3681.16] New stretch goal idea? -[3681.38 --> 3683.06] Make the rap Linus's ringtone. -[3684.02 --> 3684.94] Not going to happen. -[3685.12 --> 3685.40] No. -[3686.50 --> 3687.38] Did you see... -[3687.38 --> 3689.16] Will asks if we speak any other languages. -[3689.98 --> 3694.24] I used to be somewhat conversant in French, but it's been a really long time, like 10 years. -[3694.78 --> 3695.38] And I used to be... -[3695.38 --> 3702.96] I have functional enough American Sign Language to, like, order food or, like, tell someone -[3702.96 --> 3703.72] where the bathroom is. -[3703.88 --> 3706.38] I used to have fairly functional... -[3706.38 --> 3707.38] German. -[3707.38 --> 3707.82] German. -[3707.82 --> 3708.22] German. -[3708.70 --> 3710.00] I wish I could still speak German. -[3710.20 --> 3711.22] Yeah, Nick did, too. -[3712.38 --> 3712.78] Not... -[3712.78 --> 3715.12] I speak German not so well. -[3715.78 --> 3716.60] Not Benjamin. -[3716.84 --> 3721.04] How do you personally deal with, slash, prevent the indentation of your hair that results -[3721.04 --> 3722.34] from wearing headphones for long hours? -[3722.46 --> 3727.18] Well, I don't know if you've ever seen any behind-the-scenes pictures of me, but I don't -[3727.18 --> 3728.76] really wear headphones very much. -[3728.88 --> 3729.70] I just go like this. -[3729.94 --> 3733.14] Unless I'm at home, and then it's usually night time, and I don't care. -[3733.28 --> 3733.84] People won't see me. -[3734.06 --> 3738.66] It happens to me, but yeah, just, like, fluff it up and then flatten it back down. -[3738.66 --> 3742.42] Jason says we should totally do a cooking video in the kitchen to say farewell to it. -[3742.42 --> 3744.56] I've done a cooking video in that kitchen. -[3745.74 --> 3748.88] That was where I did Cooking with Slick, my, like, most watched livestream ever. -[3750.22 --> 3751.20] I'm not even kidding. -[3751.84 --> 3756.86] I made chicken, and then people cared a lot more about that than my video games. -[3757.06 --> 3759.02] This is how you impress a girl with chicken. -[3759.16 --> 3760.84] That was the whole premise of the video. -[3761.26 --> 3765.68] And I even tied it into, like, this is how you impress her while you're cooking, and, -[3765.68 --> 3768.12] like, after you're done cooking and before you're cooking. -[3768.82 --> 3769.26] Yeah. -[3769.26 --> 3773.24] The captain asks, which WAN show goal are you most nervous about? -[3773.30 --> 3773.82] There's a few. -[3774.14 --> 3776.36] The upper body paint could be really terrible. -[3776.84 --> 3777.54] That's LTT. -[3777.82 --> 3781.32] The shock collars, oh, which, no, just which goal, sorry. -[3781.46 --> 3781.78] Uh-oh. -[3781.88 --> 3783.98] The shock collars could be really bad. -[3784.96 --> 3785.32] Yeah. -[3785.92 --> 3789.16] Painting my car bright pink could be pretty interesting. -[3789.46 --> 3790.98] My wife doesn't know about that. -[3791.12 --> 3791.74] Oh, no. -[3793.08 --> 3794.02] Oh, no. -[3794.34 --> 3795.74] And it's, like, paint rollers. -[3795.74 --> 3797.66] Well, they can bring it up on WAN show, are they? -[3798.02 --> 3798.34] Yeah. -[3798.54 --> 3798.86] Yeah. -[3799.00 --> 3799.36] Oh. -[3799.92 --> 3804.46] My wife is pretty nervous about appearing as a guest on WAN show, so that happens at 65,000. -[3804.74 --> 3805.40] How is that? -[3805.48 --> 3806.78] How is the, oh, yeah. -[3807.14 --> 3809.14] How is the, like, infrastructure for that even going to work? -[3809.34 --> 3809.98] We'll figure it out. -[3810.10 --> 3810.22] Yeah. -[3810.34 --> 3811.88] Get someone to watch the kids. -[3814.40 --> 3817.02] Brian Wilcox asks, why do you not read my tweets? -[3817.02 --> 3820.44] I get a kick out of that. -[3820.56 --> 3824.40] Like, when someone tweets me and says, hey, I tweeted you, but you didn't respond. -[3824.98 --> 3827.22] And I'm just like, I'm, no, not that. -[3827.34 --> 3831.44] But I'm looking at it going, okay, well, I see it now, but you didn't actually send me -[3831.44 --> 3831.94] your question. -[3832.16 --> 3834.56] You haven't linked it to your previous question in any way. -[3835.04 --> 3838.82] I can't even help you if I wanted to, because I can't, I can't even scroll through all my -[3838.82 --> 3839.42] tweets properly. -[3839.48 --> 3840.10] Like, it breaks. -[3840.62 --> 3840.82] Yeah. -[3840.82 --> 3843.54] My mentions break depending on which app I'm using. -[3843.54 --> 3844.64] They break in different ways. -[3845.14 --> 3846.66] And I can't even access everything. -[3847.02 --> 3852.08] Mango says, you don't like my fan art or don't even look at them? -[3852.38 --> 3856.04] Once again, not linked to a previous submission of fan art. -[3856.22 --> 3857.10] No linked fan art. -[3857.26 --> 3857.74] I'm sorry. -[3858.34 --> 3861.34] Muk Fasheen says, garage sale soon? -[3862.60 --> 3866.70] What I was kind of thinking is when we move, we'll do, like, an in-person moving sale. -[3867.68 --> 3867.90] Cool. -[3869.44 --> 3870.54] Get Esther to do this. -[3870.54 --> 3877.86] Bald Linus is not a thing that's going to happen. -[3878.36 --> 3879.86] Someone said, where can I submit remixes? -[3880.02 --> 3880.78] The forum, man. -[3881.82 --> 3882.48] Yeah, dog. -[3882.96 --> 3883.76] Post on the forum. -[3884.60 --> 3887.64] Devin says, I think a comedy channel from you guys would actually be good. -[3887.82 --> 3889.28] I like your channel because it's not boring. -[3889.46 --> 3890.06] You make it fun. -[3890.30 --> 3890.80] Thank you. -[3891.18 --> 3891.46] Yay. -[3891.46 --> 3893.48] All right. -[3895.96 --> 3899.30] Adam says, do you need more employees in this new building with the new goal for the amount -[3899.30 --> 3900.42] of videos you expect to upload? -[3900.68 --> 3901.04] Absolutely. -[3901.40 --> 3903.80] QB and Apple said, how the hell do you transport a mineral oil PC? -[3904.00 --> 3908.46] We will probably cover that in one of the upcoming episodes. -[3908.70 --> 3910.48] It's actually not a short topic. -[3910.48 --> 3910.78] Luke. -[3911.68 --> 3913.28] So, yeah. -[3914.86 --> 3917.56] If you're Luke, you just hug it and hope for the best. -[3918.40 --> 3918.68] Yeah. -[3919.18 --> 3920.88] Yeah, there's a few stories for that. -[3921.56 --> 3922.78] The bomb thing. -[3923.42 --> 3924.74] The bus driver thought it was a bomb. -[3924.76 --> 3925.08] Oh, yeah. -[3925.08 --> 3925.68] I told you about that, right? -[3925.80 --> 3925.96] Yeah. -[3926.50 --> 3926.92] That was awesome. -[3926.92 --> 3929.10] Didn't you carry it over to the island, like on the ferry? -[3929.26 --> 3929.94] Yeah, on the bus. -[3930.06 --> 3935.16] Well, remember when it cracked after that party, there was, I didn't know what to do, -[3935.44 --> 3938.22] and I'm like, who's the only handy person I really know? -[3938.22 --> 3943.06] So, like, my dad, so I'm like, okay, who's going to be able to help me fix this? -[3943.20 --> 3943.76] My dad. -[3944.10 --> 3950.50] So I arm carried the entire thing on buses and then ferries and then more buses all the -[3950.50 --> 3950.84] way home. -[3951.82 --> 3956.24] So, from the island all the way to my parents' house, my dad helps me fix it. -[3956.88 --> 3958.02] And it was, like, leaking. -[3960.64 --> 3961.74] While I was traveling. -[3963.06 --> 3966.46] And, like, leaking mineral oil is not the same as leaking water. -[3966.68 --> 3966.82] No. -[3966.82 --> 3970.64] It's, like, not okay, really. -[3970.70 --> 3970.92] Yeah. -[3972.56 --> 3977.24] I did a few things to try and, like, make it so that oil wouldn't get on things, but, -[3977.28 --> 3977.72] like, yeah. -[3978.94 --> 3981.44] At the same time, it's still a cracked mineral OPC. -[3981.64 --> 3982.04] Yeah. -[3982.48 --> 3984.16] It's still kind of got everywhere. -[3986.16 --> 3986.90] Uh, oh. -[3987.16 --> 3988.12] No, I'm not even going to be here. -[3989.68 --> 3990.08] Okay. -[3990.28 --> 3991.86] Well, I think I should head home. -[3995.16 --> 3995.90] See the fam. -[3995.90 --> 3998.22] Yay, weekend. -[3998.92 --> 4001.10] Where I can do more work. -[4001.92 --> 4002.32] Woo! -[4003.32 --> 4006.40] Time for more work, but also video games for me. -[4007.06 --> 4007.38] Oh. -[4008.00 --> 4008.96] Are you playing tonight? -[4009.92 --> 4010.50] Uh, probably. -[4010.50 --> 4012.22] Do you want to do what we were planning to do? -[4012.90 --> 4014.02] I don't know. -[4014.46 --> 4016.08] I have work to do now. -[4016.08 --> 4016.18] Okay. -[4016.18 --> 4016.68] Yay. -[4020.10 --> 4020.62] Yay. -[4025.30 --> 4025.74] Yeah. -[4026.20 --> 4027.28] You know what we should do? -[4027.80 --> 4030.40] We should hire more people and move into a bigger office. -[4031.06 --> 4031.40] Oh. -[4031.40 --> 4032.92] What's the thing for you? -[4033.38 --> 4036.28] Guys, I think we have to shut down the stream and talk about this. -[4036.76 --> 4037.72] Yeah, it's a top secret. -[4038.68 --> 4039.06] Okay. -[4039.30 --> 4039.68] Peace, guys. -[4039.76 --> 4040.22] Bye, everyone. -[4040.22 --> 4040.40] Bye, everyone. -[4040.54 --> 4041.02] Bye. -[4041.02 --> 4041.82] Bye, everyone. -[4041.82 --> 4042.54] Bye. -[4042.54 --> 4042.82] Bye. -[4042.82 --> 4043.04] Bye. -[4043.26 --> 4043.44] Bye. -[4043.44 --> 4043.56] Bye. -[4043.56 --> 4047.58] Bye, guys, I think we have to shut down the stream and talk about this. -[4047.58 --> 4049.60] Yeah, it's a top secret. -[4049.60 --> 4050.26] Bye, everyone. -[4050.26 --> 4055.06] Bye, everyone. -[4055.06 --> 4055.90] Bye, everyone. -[4055.90 --> 4056.90] Bye. -[4056.90 --> 4058.06] Bye, everyone. -[4058.06 --> 4058.80] Bye. -[4058.80 --> 4059.44] Bye, everyone. -[4059.44 --> 4059.86] Bye. +[2897.48 --> 2898.48] Oh my goodness. +[2898.48 --> 2900.48] Bitly's automatically convert. +[2900.48 --> 2901.48] I think. +[2901.48 --> 2902.48] Hold on. +[2902.48 --> 2903.48] Let me try again. +[2903.48 --> 2904.48] Nope. +[2904.48 --> 2905.48] No, no, no, no, no. +[2905.48 --> 2910.48] It just didn't, uh, the copy didn't take. +[2910.48 --> 2912.48] There we go. +[2912.48 --> 2914.48] That should finally be it. +[2914.48 --> 2915.48] Okay. +[2915.48 --> 2918.48] And then we should be good now. +[2918.48 --> 2920.48] People are saying what's the decryption code? +[2920.48 --> 2922.48] What should we find now? +[2922.48 --> 2923.48] Uh, decryption code? +[2923.48 --> 2924.48] It should have been included. +[2924.48 --> 2929.48] I've never used Mega before but there's a checkbox that says include decryption. +[2929.48 --> 2930.48] Oh, that probably. +[2930.48 --> 2933.48] Include the requirement for the code. +[2933.48 --> 2934.48] Ah. +[2934.48 --> 2935.48] No, wait. +[2935.48 --> 2936.48] Hold on. +[2936.48 --> 2937.48] No, no. +[2937.48 --> 2939.48] Include file key is, it should be included. +[2939.48 --> 2942.48] Yeah, I just clicked it and I clicked one button and you can download it. +[2942.48 --> 2943.48] Yeah. +[2943.48 --> 2944.48] Yep. +[2944.48 --> 2945.48] Yep. +[2945.48 --> 2946.48] Yep. +[2946.48 --> 2947.48] Yep. +[2947.48 --> 2948.48] Yep. +[2948.48 --> 2949.48] File key is included. +[2949.48 --> 2951.48] They were like, stop talking so I can click it. +[2951.48 --> 2965.48] Ebbis, Edis Simon, Ed Simon says, got the rap, peace, I'm out. +[2965.48 --> 2968.48] This rap is so cringe. +[2968.48 --> 2969.48] I know. +[2969.48 --> 2971.48] I know. +[2971.48 --> 2975.48] The only thing that made it somewhat okay was the stormtrooper filter. +[2975.48 --> 2976.48] The jelly of my imperial style. +[2976.48 --> 2978.48] Okay, can you not? +[2978.48 --> 2981.48] If I don't have to listen to it, at least there's that. +[2981.48 --> 2984.48] Ugh. +[2984.48 --> 2986.48] Oh no. +[2986.48 --> 2991.48] Awpickness says adding this to my phone. +[2991.48 --> 2994.48] Oh my god, we should make it a ringtone. +[2994.48 --> 2995.48] Oh! +[2995.48 --> 2996.48] It's not as good as my ringtone. +[2996.48 --> 2997.48] No. +[2997.48 --> 2998.48] What do you mean, though? +[2998.48 --> 3002.48] You don't really want your ringtone to have cuss words in it, do you? +[3002.48 --> 3003.48] No. +[3003.48 --> 3006.48] My ringtone has something yelling about John Cena. +[3006.48 --> 3008.48] I'm taking away your phone plan. +[3008.48 --> 3010.48] I'm taking away your phone plan. +[3010.48 --> 3012.48] I don't have mine yet. +[3012.48 --> 3014.48] I don't have mine yet either! +[3014.48 --> 3015.48] Oh man. +[3015.48 --> 3017.48] Someone says prepare for the remixes. +[3017.48 --> 3018.48] Apparently .co.nz is not supported by Twitch. +[3018.48 --> 3019.48] Yeah, that's what Napa's saying. +[3019.48 --> 3020.48] What? +[3020.48 --> 3021.48] That's so dumb! +[3021.48 --> 3034.48] Alright, here's another copy of the Bitly for those of you who missed it the first time. +[3034.48 --> 3039.48] Somebody said 50k donation should be for rapping lessons maybe. +[3039.48 --> 3040.48] Oh no. +[3040.48 --> 3041.48] Thanks. +[3041.48 --> 3043.48] No amount of lessons can fix me. +[3043.48 --> 3052.48] No, I think he was saying we should have a contributor to where they pay 50k to do rapping lessons with Linus. +[3053.48 --> 3055.48] To teach me to rap? +[3055.48 --> 3056.48] No. +[3056.48 --> 3057.48] A contributor to every 50k? +[3057.48 --> 3058.48] I teach them to rap. +[3058.48 --> 3059.48] Oh man. +[3059.48 --> 3061.48] It was Twitch chat, I should just stop talking. +[3061.48 --> 3062.48] Right. +[3062.48 --> 3063.48] Yeah. +[3063.48 --> 3065.48] You can't speak what happens in Twitch chat. +[3065.48 --> 3066.48] Yeah, it just doesn't happen. +[3066.48 --> 3067.48] It just starts melting brains. +[3067.48 --> 3068.48] Yeah. +[3070.48 --> 3075.48] Twitch chat is like one of the few places where the text actually makes more sense than the spoken word. +[3075.48 --> 3085.48] Okay, so for those of you who haven't even heard the proper Stormtrooper version of it, there's uh... +[3085.48 --> 3092.48] I feel compelled to share that since the other one is so bad. +[3092.48 --> 3094.48] Okay, hold on, hold on, hold on. +[3095.48 --> 3096.48] Uh... +[3096.48 --> 3098.48] The intro wasn't even Linus. +[3098.48 --> 3099.48] Yeah, yeah, actually that's... +[3099.48 --> 3103.48] There's some behind the scenes, uh, fun stuff for you guys. +[3103.48 --> 3104.48] Yeah, that was you. +[3104.48 --> 3114.48] The intro was me and I remember that Luke was like super sick that day and came in anyways to help us out. +[3115.48 --> 3120.48] And Linus, was that like your first day of uh, paternity leave or something? +[3120.48 --> 3121.48] I think so. +[3121.48 --> 3122.48] Yeah. +[3123.48 --> 3124.48] I don't hear any sound. +[3124.48 --> 3125.48] Why don't I hear sound? +[3127.48 --> 3129.48] Why don't I hear sound? +[3129.48 --> 3131.48] Well, whatever, you guys have the... +[3131.48 --> 3132.48] No, cause I want you to hear... +[3132.48 --> 3133.48] What? +[3133.48 --> 3134.48] Can they hear sound? +[3134.48 --> 3135.48] I don't know. +[3141.48 --> 3145.48] Okay, to be clear, it is me in the outfit, um... +[3145.48 --> 3146.48] For almost all of it. +[3146.48 --> 3147.48] For almost all of it. +[3147.48 --> 3148.48] For almost all of it. +[3148.48 --> 3149.48] Yeah, for the actual rap video. +[3149.48 --> 3150.48] Just the intro part. +[3150.48 --> 3151.48] The intro where the music's playing. +[3151.48 --> 3152.48] That girl. +[3152.48 --> 3153.48] Yeah, she was awesome. +[3153.48 --> 3157.48] She's like showing up like, hey, come here for the rap video. +[3157.48 --> 3158.48] Alright. +[3159.48 --> 3162.48] Brandon did a good job of the uh, of the filming on this. +[3162.48 --> 3163.48] The shaky cam? +[3163.48 --> 3164.48] Yeah. +[3164.48 --> 3166.48] Oh yeah, that was the day Luke was here. +[3166.48 --> 3167.48] Yeah, that was fun. +[3167.48 --> 3168.48] That was awesome. +[3171.48 --> 3172.48] Like Ed's cheesy forest lightning. +[3172.48 --> 3173.48] Yeah. +[3175.48 --> 3177.48] Luke obviously breathing. +[3180.48 --> 3183.48] Yeah man, we were trying to keep it G-rated. +[3183.48 --> 3184.48] With all the swearing. +[3184.48 --> 3185.48] With all the swearing, yeah. +[3185.48 --> 3187.48] In spite of all the swearing. +[3187.48 --> 3188.48] Chrome mute. +[3188.48 --> 3190.48] Your Chrome was muted apparently. +[3190.48 --> 3191.48] Chrome was muted? +[3191.48 --> 3193.48] Oh, was that in uh, in Mixer? +[3193.48 --> 3194.48] Oh, Chrome is muted in Mixer! +[3194.48 --> 3195.48] Why is Chrome muted in Mixer? +[3195.48 --> 3196.48] Wow, rip. +[3196.48 --> 3197.48] Okay, okay, okay. +[3197.48 --> 3201.48] Well, we're gonna watch one more time with actual sound this time then. +[3201.48 --> 3202.48] Here we go. +[3202.48 --> 3203.48] Okay. +[3203.48 --> 3204.48] Add screen region. +[3204.48 --> 3205.48] Full fang. +[3205.48 --> 3206.48] Boom. +[3207.48 --> 3210.48] Okay, yes it's full screen, I get it, go with. +[3210.48 --> 3211.48] Okay, so this is where it's me. +[3211.48 --> 3212.48] It's Nick before that. +[3212.48 --> 3213.48] Oh my god, then. +[3213.48 --> 3214.48] I need a little bit of a little bit of a secret. +[3214.48 --> 3215.48] I need a little bit of a secret. +[3215.48 --> 3216.48] I need a little bit of a secret. +[3216.48 --> 3217.48] Okay, so this is where it's me. +[3217.48 --> 3218.48] It's Nick before that. +[3218.48 --> 3220.48] Like a black and white pimp, from my head to my feet. +[3220.48 --> 3222.48] People stop and stare. +[3222.48 --> 3224.48] I feel their eyes on me. +[3224.48 --> 3228.30] Thinking how they get me hands on my streets by city. They all just jelly +[3228.30 --> 3234.40] Of my imperial style and all the bitches I acquired just by walking a mile, but I don't blame them +[3234.40 --> 3239.32] I'd be jelly too if I had to look at me and I was forced to be you +[3239.32 --> 3245.28] I know you thinking how can I turn this around be an imperial badass instead of being a cloud +[3245.28 --> 3248.32] You want to come at me? You want to take what's mine? +[3248.32 --> 3252.56] Can't see shit in this healthy, but I hear you just fine. That's it. It's over now +[3252.56 --> 3257.28] But I can see why you tried your music won't have been great with these except that you died +[3257.28 --> 3263.28] They go pro-tuning and perfect bass too so good effort, but better luck next time fool +[3263.28 --> 3267.28] Well, there's just a ballin' ass on the ball. What the hell did I just watch? +[3267.28 --> 3273.52] Yeah, rap video swag. That video was way too much fun to make +[3274.80 --> 3280.96] That took forever and the timing was terrible because we were trying to get the song written, recorded +[3280.96 --> 3287.68] and get everything shot right leading up to when I was uh, leaving to have a baby +[3287.68 --> 3287.84] Yeah +[3287.84 --> 3290.96] That was uh, that was crazy +[3291.68 --> 3292.56] There you go +[3292.56 --> 3296.40] A lot of fun though. It was a lot of fun. We had uh, we had a good time +[3297.92 --> 3298.40] Uh +[3298.40 --> 3301.04] What the hell did I just watch? Exactly +[3301.04 --> 3302.56] I'm so stoked to wear this +[3303.28 --> 3304.16] Just around? +[3304.16 --> 3304.72] Yeah +[3304.72 --> 3305.44] Yeah +[3305.44 --> 3306.00] Yeah +[3306.00 --> 3308.16] Did I tell you that I ordered two? +[3308.16 --> 3308.72] Huh +[3308.72 --> 3312.32] I ordered two of those style sweaters. One is Santa on a stegosaurus +[3313.52 --> 3317.20] And the other is uh, Santa on like a Game of Thrones candy can chair +[3317.20 --> 3318.72] That's ridiculous +[3318.72 --> 3320.88] I've never even watched Game of Thrones +[3320.88 --> 3321.92] That's awesome +[3323.60 --> 3324.24] That's great +[3325.68 --> 3329.28] People are saying, do we have permission to mix and put this on YouTube? +[3329.28 --> 3329.84] You know what? +[3329.84 --> 3330.40] Heck yeah +[3330.40 --> 3334.32] Crowdfunding campaign paid for this to be released so +[3335.84 --> 3337.20] I it's out there +[3337.20 --> 3339.76] I think no matter what you say it's gonna happen +[3339.76 --> 3340.64] Yeah, basically +[3345.68 --> 3348.24] Uh, the sweaters came from Amazon +[3348.24 --> 3351.20] Let me see if we can figure out what the +[3351.20 --> 3355.84] Designers name is Chris +[3361.76 --> 3363.68] Uh, Alex Stevens +[3365.20 --> 3366.96] Alex Stevens on Amazon +[3366.96 --> 3367.84] A-L-E-X +[3367.84 --> 3368.96] Stevens with a V +[3369.28 --> 3370.56] Is where we got those sweaters from +[3371.20 --> 3371.52] Okay +[3373.12 --> 3377.52] The worst part is that it was better than 90% of the wrap out says wiki kid +[3377.52 --> 3380.64] That's awesome +[3381.76 --> 3386.16] Well, we've ended up not really talking about the crowdfunding campaign much +[3386.16 --> 3388.72] I guess I must have addressed it pretty well with the Q&A +[3389.36 --> 3393.20] Because people really didn't have a lot of uh, a lot of questions about it +[3393.20 --> 3397.76] I think the like serious dialing back of the stretch goals was just like +[3397.76 --> 3398.24] All right +[3398.24 --> 3399.68] Yeah, but we were gonna do that anyway +[3399.68 --> 3400.08] I know +[3400.48 --> 3404.00] But I and you know if we were smart we would have launched it in the middle of the day +[3404.00 --> 3406.64] So we could have done that throughout the actual day, but yeah +[3409.60 --> 3411.60] Someone asked why aren't I wearing the moto 360? +[3411.60 --> 3416.80] I switched back to the iphone 6 so that I can use it for part of my iMac switched +[3417.60 --> 3420.00] Thing so that I can try out the continuity features +[3420.00 --> 3423.44] And the iphone 6 doesn't support the moto 360 so I'm back on the pebble steel +[3423.44 --> 3426.56] And I'm also done all my notes for my moto 360 review +[3426.56 --> 3431.84] So I had to stop using my droid turbo because I dropped it off at the office for them to shoot b-roll of it today +[3431.84 --> 3437.60] And switch back to the iphone 6 and i'm done with my notes for the moto 360 and the moto 360 +[3437.60 --> 3440.56] I don't really intend to continue using once i'm done with the review so +[3440.56 --> 3441.84] Rekt +[3442.32 --> 3442.88] There you go +[3443.52 --> 3445.04] Rekt moto 360 +[3445.68 --> 3446.88] There's some good stuff about it +[3446.88 --> 3448.88] Don't use an old trash processor next time +[3449.36 --> 3450.72] This processor's not the problem +[3451.76 --> 3452.48] Battery life? +[3452.48 --> 3455.92] I get a full day and that's about as good as you're gonna get out of any smartwatch +[3455.92 --> 3457.20] So they all suck +[3457.20 --> 3457.36] Yeah +[3458.56 --> 3459.28] Except this one +[3460.40 --> 3460.72] Okay +[3461.84 --> 3465.76] I want my smartwatch to be able to last for like a week +[3467.76 --> 3469.60] My phone should last for like three days +[3471.44 --> 3475.36] The droid turbo by the way oh this isn't it but I don't know if you're gonna watch the review +[3476.24 --> 3477.12] I probably will +[3477.12 --> 3480.24] But it's not a two-day battery and that's stupid +[3480.24 --> 3483.36] I think I call it quote-unquote ridiculous in the video +[3483.36 --> 3484.72] I think we knew that before +[3484.72 --> 3485.20] Yeah +[3485.76 --> 3489.60] Because they're like oh it's a two-day battery whatever and then you read the battery spec and it's like no it's not +[3489.60 --> 3491.20] Like if you have an xperia +[3491.20 --> 3491.52] Is it good? +[3491.52 --> 3494.96] If you have an xperia z2 already that's a 3200 milliamp hour battery +[3495.20 --> 3501.76] So if you have 30% left at the end of the day which is 25 to 30% is what I typically end up with with an xperia +[3502.32 --> 3507.52] Then it has to last in standby all night which on android we all know is not good +[3507.52 --> 3513.84] So you're gonna have maybe 20% in the morning 15% in the morning depending how much crap you left running +[3514.16 --> 3517.76] That gives you 15% for the next day. So if this other phone has +[3518.72 --> 3523.68] 20% more battery than that then you're gonna have 35% for the next day +[3524.72 --> 3530.00] Obviously not above 50 and the next day because they said 48 hours. They didn't say two days +[3530.00 --> 3534.24] Yeah, the next day would be an entire another 24 hour period. That's not gonna happen. No +[3537.20 --> 3545.68] Mango says no offense. It sounds so horrible. I know I was I was like I was mortified when I was recording it +[3546.00 --> 3550.48] I wanted him to leave he was busy setting up the uh the oculus +[3550.48 --> 3557.60] This is the only time he's ever like wanted me to not be there and I tried to I was off in like a kind of a side room +[3557.60 --> 3561.68] Um, and I tried to be as quiet as I could and I like put headphones in and stuff +[3562.96 --> 3568.56] And I was trying to like usher people away and like that was the good take like when I was first trying oh +[3569.52 --> 3571.52] It's embarrassing +[3571.76 --> 3573.76] Like I feel stupid +[3573.76 --> 3575.76] doing it +[3577.04 --> 3579.04] Yeah +[3579.04 --> 3581.04] I +[3581.04 --> 3583.04] I +[3583.04 --> 3585.04] I +[3585.04 --> 3589.04] Don't know I guess it depends whether we hit that stretch goal or not +[3590.08 --> 3590.64] Oh geez +[3592.72 --> 3593.76] Linus the tyrant +[3594.24 --> 3596.40] Where is that one? I want that one +[3597.28 --> 3598.08] Air conditioning? +[3598.08 --> 3598.64] Yeah +[3598.64 --> 3599.52] I want that one +[3600.56 --> 3602.64] I can tell you the warehouse won't be +[3603.20 --> 3604.24] Air conditioned +[3604.24 --> 3605.84] Right and that's where we're gonna be filming +[3605.84 --> 3607.60] Cause that's just not typical +[3608.64 --> 3611.20] We can just get those like industrial fans though +[3611.68 --> 3613.28] And just like blow air through +[3613.28 --> 3614.32] Right at the mics? +[3614.32 --> 3616.88] Sean asked when is your 980 classified +[3616.88 --> 3618.32] No like we should do it right at the mics +[3618.56 --> 3618.80] Um +[3618.80 --> 3619.84] What's that even sounds like? +[3619.84 --> 3623.52] When do we have 980 classified on the release scheduled for? +[3624.40 --> 3625.68] What are you working on next? +[3625.68 --> 3626.88] Is it Motherboard Roundup? +[3626.88 --> 3627.44] Dragon Age +[3627.44 --> 3628.88] What do you even do all day? +[3628.88 --> 3629.52] Dragon Age +[3629.52 --> 3630.72] Oh lordy Dragon Age +[3630.72 --> 3631.52] The new thing +[3631.52 --> 3633.20] Does that system boot yet? +[3633.20 --> 3633.68] No +[3633.68 --> 3635.12] I brought the dominators back +[3635.12 --> 3636.48] I was managing all this +[3636.48 --> 3637.28] I know +[3637.28 --> 3638.00] John +[3638.00 --> 3638.72] Well not John +[3638.72 --> 3639.28] That's uh +[3640.96 --> 3641.28] Do you +[3641.28 --> 3642.88] Are you actually wondering when you have it on the calendar? +[3644.24 --> 3644.48] Oh +[3644.48 --> 3645.04] Nick +[3645.04 --> 3645.36] No +[3645.36 --> 3645.52] The calendars +[3645.52 --> 3646.72] Nick actually goes and figures it out +[3646.72 --> 3647.28] Calendars +[3647.28 --> 3648.96] Oh apparently it's on the calendar for Monday +[3648.96 --> 3649.44] But then there's +[3649.44 --> 3652.88] The GPU showdown for Dragon Age is also on Monday +[3652.88 --> 3653.28] Yeah +[3653.28 --> 3654.00] And the +[3654.00 --> 3654.32] Yeah +[3654.32 --> 3656.16] It'll be one of those too +[3656.16 --> 3657.52] You didn't get a chance to look at this right? +[3657.52 --> 3658.08] The +[3658.08 --> 3659.84] Yeah +[3659.84 --> 3660.08] Yeah +[3660.08 --> 3660.96] I checked them out last night +[3660.96 --> 3661.36] They're nice +[3661.36 --> 3662.56] Did you like listen? +[3662.56 --> 3662.96] Yeah +[3662.96 --> 3663.28] Yeah +[3663.28 --> 3663.52] Yeah +[3663.52 --> 3663.68] Yeah +[3663.68 --> 3663.84] Yeah +[3663.84 --> 3663.92] Yeah +[3663.92 --> 3664.24] Yeah +[3664.24 --> 3665.36] Because I want to get +[3665.36 --> 3666.08] They're looking good +[3666.08 --> 3666.56] Cool +[3666.56 --> 3668.56] Are you going to keep those? +[3668.56 --> 3669.52] Not sure +[3671.52 --> 3672.00] Uh +[3672.00 --> 3673.92] Will you do more Apple product reviews? +[3673.92 --> 3674.48] Sure why not? +[3675.60 --> 3676.40] I don't see why not +[3680.00 --> 3681.20] New stretch goal idea +[3681.20 --> 3683.04] Make the wrap Linus's ringtone +[3684.16 --> 3684.88] Not going to happen +[3684.88 --> 3685.36] No +[3685.36 --> 3689.20] Will asks if we speak any other languages +[3689.20 --> 3692.00] I used to be somewhat conversant in French +[3692.00 --> 3693.52] But it's been a really long time +[3693.52 --> 3694.16] Like 10 years +[3694.72 --> 3695.52] And I used to be +[3696.16 --> 3699.84] I have functional enough American Sign Language +[3699.84 --> 3702.16] to like order food +[3702.16 --> 3703.84] Or like tell someone where the bathroom is +[3703.84 --> 3707.12] I used to have fairly functional uh +[3707.84 --> 3708.24] German +[3708.24 --> 3710.00] I wish I could still speak German +[3710.00 --> 3711.20] Yeah Nick did too +[3712.08 --> 3712.40] Not +[3712.40 --> 3714.96] Ich spreche die Deutsch nicht so gut +[3715.92 --> 3716.72] Not Benjamin +[3716.72 --> 3721.04] How do you personally deal with slash prevent the indentation of your hair that results from +[3721.04 --> 3722.32] wearing headphones for long hours? +[3722.32 --> 3725.28] Well I don't know if you've ever seen any behind the scenes pictures of me +[3726.64 --> 3728.64] But I don't really wear headphones very much +[3728.64 --> 3729.76] I just go like this +[3729.76 --> 3730.56] Unless I'm at home +[3731.36 --> 3733.04] And then it's usually nighttime and I don't care +[3733.04 --> 3733.92] People won't see me +[3733.92 --> 3735.92] It happens to me but yeah just like +[3736.72 --> 3737.36] fluff it up +[3737.36 --> 3738.56] And then flatten it back down +[3738.56 --> 3742.40] Jason says we should totally do a cooking video in the kitchen to say farewell to it +[3742.40 --> 3744.48] I've done a cooking video in that kitchen +[3745.60 --> 3746.88] That was where I did cooking with Slick +[3746.88 --> 3748.88] My like most watched live stream ever +[3750.32 --> 3751.20] I'm not even kidding +[3752.00 --> 3752.80] I made chicken +[3753.44 --> 3756.72] And then people cared a lot more about that than my video games +[3756.72 --> 3759.04] This is how you impress a girl with chicken +[3759.04 --> 3761.12] That was the whole premise of the video +[3761.12 --> 3763.04] And then it even I even tied it into like +[3763.04 --> 3765.36] This is how you impress her while you're cooking +[3765.36 --> 3768.08] And like after you're done cooking and before you're cooking +[3770.08 --> 3773.20] The captain asks which Wancho goal are you most nervous about? +[3773.20 --> 3773.76] There's a few +[3774.24 --> 3776.32] The upper body paint could be really terrible +[3776.32 --> 3776.96] That's LTT +[3776.96 --> 3778.88] The shock collars +[3778.88 --> 3781.28] Oh which no just which goal sorry +[3781.28 --> 3783.84] Uh the shock collars could be really bad +[3785.04 --> 3785.36] Yeah +[3785.36 --> 3787.52] Um painting my car bright pink +[3788.08 --> 3789.36] Could be pretty interesting +[3789.36 --> 3790.88] My wife doesn't know about that +[3790.88 --> 3791.60] Oh no +[3793.60 --> 3794.00] Oh no +[3794.00 --> 3795.76] And it's like paint rollers +[3795.76 --> 3797.36] Well they can bring it up on Wancho +[3797.36 --> 3798.16] Yeah +[3798.16 --> 3798.72] Yeah +[3798.72 --> 3799.12] Oh +[3799.92 --> 3802.72] My wife is pretty nervous about appearing as a guest on Wancho +[3802.72 --> 3804.48] So that happens at 65,000 +[3804.48 --> 3805.28] How is that +[3805.28 --> 3805.84] How is the +[3805.84 --> 3806.72] Oh yeah +[3806.72 --> 3809.12] How is the like infrastructure for that even gonna work? +[3809.12 --> 3809.92] We'll figure it out +[3809.92 --> 3810.32] Yeah +[3810.32 --> 3811.84] Get someone to watch the kids +[3814.32 --> 3816.96] Ryan Wilcox asks why do you not read my tweets? +[3819.44 --> 3821.92] I get a kick out of that like when someone tweets me and says +[3822.48 --> 3824.32] Hey I tweeted you but you didn't respond +[3824.96 --> 3825.84] And I'm just like I'm +[3825.84 --> 3826.16] And then I subscribe to the profile +[3826.16 --> 3827.20] No not that +[3827.20 --> 3829.52] But I'm looking at it going okay well I see it now +[3830.00 --> 3832.16] But you didn't actually send me your question +[3832.16 --> 3834.48] You haven't linked it to your previous question in any way +[3835.12 --> 3837.28] I can't even help you if I wanted to because I can't +[3837.28 --> 3840.00] I can't even scroll through all my tweets properly like it breaks +[3840.72 --> 3843.44] My mentions break depending on which app I'm using +[3843.44 --> 3844.56] They break in different ways +[3845.04 --> 3846.56] I can't even access everything +[3849.20 --> 3852.32] Mango says you don't like my fan art or don't even look at them +[3852.32 --> 3856.00] Once again not linked to a previous submission of fan art +[3856.00 --> 3857.12] No linked fan art +[3857.12 --> 3857.68] I'm sorry +[3858.24 --> 3861.28] Muck Fachine says garage sale soon +[3861.28 --> 3866.64] What I was kind of thinking is when we move we'll do like an in-person moving sale +[3867.60 --> 3867.84] Cool +[3869.36 --> 3870.48] Get ester to do this +[3875.68 --> 3877.84] Bald Linus is not a thing that's going to happen +[3878.24 --> 3880.72] Someone said where can I submit remixes the forum man +[3881.84 --> 3883.76] Yeah dog post on the forum +[3884.48 --> 3887.68] Devin says I think a comedy channel from you guys would actually be good +[3887.68 --> 3890.00] I like your channel because it's not boring you make it fun +[3890.00 --> 3890.64] Thank you +[3890.64 --> 3891.36] Yay +[3893.04 --> 3893.36] All right +[3895.60 --> 3900.40] Uh adam says do you need more employees in this new building with the new goal for the amount of videos you expect to upload +[3900.56 --> 3901.04] Absolutely +[3901.04 --> 3905.36] QB and apple said how the hell do you transport a mineral oil pc we will probably cover that +[3906.16 --> 3906.40] um +[3907.04 --> 3910.40] in one of the upcoming episodes it's actually not a short topic +[3911.76 --> 3913.20] So yeah +[3914.96 --> 3917.44] If you're luke you just hug it and hope for the best +[3917.44 --> 3918.56] Yeah +[3918.56 --> 3919.12] Yeah +[3919.12 --> 3919.44] Yeah +[3919.44 --> 3920.32] There's a few stories +[3920.32 --> 3922.64] The bomb thing +[3923.28 --> 3924.64] The bus driver thought it was a bomb +[3924.64 --> 3925.04] Oh yeah +[3925.04 --> 3925.76] Yeah +[3925.76 --> 3926.88] That was awesome +[3926.88 --> 3929.12] Didn't you carry it over to the island like on the ferry +[3929.12 --> 3929.92] Yeah on the bus +[3929.92 --> 3934.08] Well the first remember when when it cracked after that party there was +[3934.08 --> 3938.08] I didn't know what to do and I'm like who's the only handy person I really know +[3938.88 --> 3939.12] Like +[3940.16 --> 3940.72] My dad +[3940.72 --> 3942.96] So I'm like okay who's gonna be able to help me fix this +[3942.96 --> 3946.96] Because my dad so I arm carried the entire thing +[3948.00 --> 3950.72] On buses and then ferries and then more buses all the way home +[3951.84 --> 3956.16] So from the island all the way to my parents house my dad helps me fix it +[3956.96 --> 3958.00] And it was like leaking +[3960.64 --> 3961.76] While I was traveling +[3961.76 --> 3966.40] And like leaking mineral oil is not the same as leaking water +[3966.40 --> 3966.72] No +[3969.04 --> 3970.64] It's like not okay really +[3970.64 --> 3970.88] Yeah +[3970.88 --> 3972.64] Ugh +[3972.64 --> 3975.44] I did a few things to try and like make it so that there wouldn't +[3975.44 --> 3977.68] Oil wouldn't get on things but like yeah +[3977.68 --> 3981.44] At the same time it's still a cracked mineral OPC +[3981.44 --> 3981.84] Yeah +[3982.48 --> 3984.24] It's still kind of got everywhere +[3986.16 --> 3986.80] Uh oh +[3989.68 --> 3991.84] Okay well I think I should head home +[3991.84 --> 3992.56] Um +[3995.20 --> 3995.84] See the fam +[3997.20 --> 3998.16] Yay weekend +[3998.88 --> 4000.96] Where I can do more work +[4001.84 --> 4003.36] Woooo +[4003.36 --> 4006.32] Time for more work but also video games for me +[4006.32 --> 4007.28] Oh +[4008.16 --> 4008.96] Are you playing tonight? +[4009.76 --> 4010.40] Uh probably +[4010.40 --> 4012.24] Do you wanna do what we were planning to do? +[4012.96 --> 4013.76] I don't know +[4014.64 --> 4016.00] I have work to do now +[4020.08 --> 4020.32] Yay +[4026.32 --> 4027.20] You know what we should do? +[4027.92 --> 4030.40] We should hire more people and move into a bigger office +[4030.40 --> 4031.36] Oh +[4033.36 --> 4036.08] Guys I think we have to shut down the stream and talk about this +[4036.32 --> 4037.68] Yeah it's a top secret +[4038.80 --> 4039.12] Okay +[4039.12 --> 4039.60] Peace guys +[4039.60 --> 4040.24] Bye everyone diff --git a/The WAN Show Net neutrality, Internet Fast Lanes, and Phones - September 12, 2014_transcript.txt b/The WAN Show Net neutrality, Internet Fast Lanes, and Phones - September 12, 2014_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c2f1c8441fb1274e2d982dc01a05d53858276b6d --- /dev/null +++ b/The WAN Show Net neutrality, Internet Fast Lanes, and Phones - September 12, 2014_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,3875 @@ +[0.00 --> 16.58] Alright guys, welcome to the live stream. We are exactly four minutes early. I was trying to make that five minutes early, but I was a little bit late on that last minute. Which makes us exactly, I think, 35 or was it 50 minutes earlier than last stream? +[16.58 --> 34.58] Wow. Significant improvement. Pretty big improvement. First of all, we're before on time, so we're early in general. And then we're earlier than being like half an hour to 45 minutes late. Which is, I don't know, I think that's pretty good. Personally, I don't know, that's just me. We have some pretty cool topics. First two are... +[34.58 --> 51.20] The BBC says that ISP should assume that any heavy internet, or VPN users, sorry, are pirates. So apparently we both learned today that we're pirates. We're pirates, yes. I wish I had my old pirate shirt from PAX five years ago. That would work perfectly. +[52.42 --> 62.70] The NCTA says four megabytes per second should be enough to be considered broadband. Which is like... Terrible. Fortunate. Really terrible. Just sad. +[62.70 --> 77.74] It's September, so we have mobile announcements out the butt. We'll talk about that later. Also, we have some pretty serious rumors about 900 series NVIDIA graphics cards. Which, we all know, when it's like this level of rumors, they're probably pretty close to true. +[77.98 --> 78.20] Exactly. +[78.20 --> 80.62] So we'll talk about those later on as well. +[88.04 --> 88.84] Nope, I'm dead. +[88.84 --> 96.38] I'm thinking we should have a new intro for us, where we both actually properly turn the couch instead of having lights drop in. +[96.38 --> 97.30] That was a good idea. +[97.30 --> 100.14] It takes too long to develop, but it'd be pretty cool. +[105.64 --> 107.58] First up, we have Mod 24. +[110.02 --> 110.66] There we go. +[110.88 --> 112.16] First up, we have Mod 24. +[112.16 --> 114.22] It's on September 18th, as you can see there. +[114.22 --> 115.46] Starting at 6pm. +[115.46 --> 120.98] And it is a 24-hour competition, where there will be three teams competing to modify things. +[121.48 --> 125.22] And, like I said, it'll last 24 hours, and only one team will win. +[125.44 --> 127.32] Linus and I will be streaming it the entire time. +[127.72 --> 132.06] So if we manage to make it through without dying, it should be a pretty interesting stream. +[132.40 --> 137.28] And if we don't manage to make it through, and we end up dying, then it will be an extremely interesting stream. +[137.28 --> 143.32] So be sure to tune in and check that out on the 18th, which is pretty soon, actually. +[143.84 --> 148.46] And then next up, our next sponsor is lynda.com, where you can learn pretty much freaking anything. +[148.72 --> 155.10] I know Taryn here at Works uses it to learn Premiere, because apparently he didn't know enough when we first hired him. +[155.94 --> 156.34] Great! +[156.34 --> 163.34] And especially if you're a high school student that wants to go to post-secondary education for programming, +[163.50 --> 166.30] I would extremely highly suggest lynda.com. +[166.36 --> 170.16] Check out lynda.com slash wanshow to sign up. +[170.34 --> 172.34] And I believe, if I can find this... +[173.28 --> 178.38] Yeah, if you go to lynda.com slash wanshow, you get a 7-day free trial, and plans are about $25 a month. +[180.30 --> 181.16] It's a pretty good deal. +[181.48 --> 183.68] That's actually not too bad for what you get. +[183.98 --> 184.64] It's pretty cool. +[184.64 --> 187.06] And like I said, it's good for programmers. +[187.40 --> 195.28] But, to the news of the show, do you want to jump into Samsung Gear VR and Samsung Note 4 immediately, or jump into other stuff? +[195.92 --> 196.90] We could jump into that. +[196.96 --> 198.82] I think you should probably talk about the VR. +[199.04 --> 199.88] I can talk about the Note 4. +[200.12 --> 200.38] Okay. +[200.70 --> 202.82] So I tried Gear VR. +[203.04 --> 204.60] A lot of you guys saw my video on that. +[204.68 --> 211.46] I was actually pretty impressed with how well it looked, but I was a little bit worried with the demos. +[211.46 --> 219.28] So to go into more detail than the video, which you guys should check out, just Samsung Gear VR Linus Tech Tips on YouTube, you'll find it. +[219.28 --> 227.84] It's actually fairly nicely built, although the built-in navigation controls, while they work, are very odd. +[227.92 --> 233.92] Because if you want to use it to fire, you're going to be tapping the side of your head like this to fire. +[233.92 --> 237.84] And I don't know of any gun, personally, that you shoot from your face. +[238.54 --> 243.84] So, and like I know you don't shoot a gun like this either, but it feels more natural. +[244.16 --> 247.88] So I would highly suggest using like a Bluetooth controller and Bluetooth headset. +[247.88 --> 254.08] Because the speaker on the back as well, like it exists, and I didn't really get to try it while I was there because it was so loud. +[254.26 --> 256.18] But that's inherently a problem. +[256.82 --> 256.92] Right. +[257.00 --> 261.46] It was fairly loud while I was there, so I didn't really get to try it because I couldn't hear it. +[261.56 --> 263.08] It may be loud where you're trying to use the device. +[263.08 --> 263.48] Behind me. +[263.58 --> 264.14] Yeah, exactly. +[264.30 --> 264.44] So. +[264.58 --> 265.22] So I don't know. +[265.22 --> 270.76] I was kind of hoping, considering they put that whole speaker pack there, they would have just built in retractable headphones. +[271.74 --> 275.50] And my idea when I first saw it, I just assumed they did this because it would have been pretty cool, +[275.78 --> 282.40] was retractable like earbud style headphones or in-ear style headphones and then have a plug-in that would override. +[282.40 --> 283.84] So if you wanted to have your own headphones. +[284.08 --> 284.14] Right. +[284.22 --> 286.92] Or just have Bluetooth override it if you wanted to have Bluetooth headphones. +[287.14 --> 288.30] But apparently not. +[288.44 --> 289.74] They just went with the speaker, so. +[290.52 --> 292.94] And this is an industry that's evolving constantly though. +[293.02 --> 293.18] Yeah. +[293.32 --> 294.84] Like the VR industry is changing. +[295.22 --> 295.96] Incredibly fast. +[296.16 --> 296.82] Incredibly quick. +[296.94 --> 302.22] Considering how long ago DK2 came out and it had a Note 3 screen and then now this has a Note 4 screen. +[302.22 --> 302.52] Note 4 screen. +[302.52 --> 304.38] And it's a massive improvement that basically. +[304.74 --> 309.40] Now to add on to the Note 4 screen, the thing that has me worried, battery life in the industry I work in, +[309.46 --> 312.16] which I can work 18 hour days sometimes, battery life is a huge problem. +[312.26 --> 312.44] Yeah. +[312.70 --> 317.56] And obviously this is not something you're working with in industry, but you have to survive off your Note 4's battery. +[317.78 --> 318.28] Do I have that correct? +[318.44 --> 318.54] Yeah. +[319.30 --> 320.66] I find that to be a flaw. +[321.74 --> 322.14] That's. +[322.14 --> 325.52] Now there's no wires attached though, so there's a huge benefit on the other side of that. +[326.18 --> 326.40] Yeah. +[326.56 --> 327.28] No, it is. +[327.44 --> 328.92] And I did bring this up in the video. +[329.10 --> 334.14] You're attached to the Note 4 in more ways than you would necessarily want to be. +[334.30 --> 334.46] Right. +[334.46 --> 338.00] One thing is very cool because no cables like you're talking about, you can freely spin around, +[338.18 --> 340.82] which is interesting for the demos that they showed at the event. +[341.40 --> 341.64] Right. +[341.72 --> 347.62] Because like one of the demos that they had was you're underwater and there's all these crazy fish and sea animals and stuff going around you, +[347.72 --> 349.20] but you're fixed in a spot. +[349.20 --> 350.20] Mm-hmm. +[350.20 --> 354.42] So you can sit there and spin and look at all these different things around you and it's really cool. +[354.92 --> 364.40] And now that's doable with a DK2 from Oculus, but you're going to be constantly like holding onto the cable and lifting it like above you and like making sure you can spin. +[364.40 --> 364.50] Right. +[364.50 --> 367.22] And like managing this thing, which completely breaks immersion. +[367.30 --> 367.84] Yeah, exactly. +[367.84 --> 377.66] So it's cool that you can just sit there and spin, but then at the same time, there is a limited spinning duration, I guess, because the battery on the phone, right, if you're playing a game, it's not going to last forever. +[378.16 --> 387.68] Now, there's counter arguments to this in saying that you're probably not going to want to stay in this not super well refined yet VR environment forever. +[388.38 --> 388.50] Right. +[388.62 --> 393.10] Because Oculus DK2, Gear VR, all this kind of stuff is still not there yet. +[393.18 --> 394.24] It's still a little bit jarring. +[394.24 --> 407.22] So while I can stay in VR environments for quite a long time because I've been toying with them for a very long time, especially if someone's new to it, it's maybe not something you're going to want to do for a massive amount of time per session. +[407.44 --> 408.80] So you could charge your phone between that. +[409.06 --> 410.82] But it's still a little bit, I don't know. +[411.02 --> 416.00] The other thing is you don't plug it into a computer, so you don't have this massive powerhouse. +[416.98 --> 417.42] Powering it all the time. +[417.42 --> 418.00] Really good point. +[418.10 --> 418.78] You have your phone. +[419.82 --> 421.06] Which the Note 4 is beefy. +[421.24 --> 421.64] It is. +[421.70 --> 422.36] But it's not a desktop. +[422.52 --> 423.06] It's not a desktop. +[423.06 --> 426.68] So that's going to limit what you can actually play. +[427.10 --> 431.96] And while you could do some desktop streaming stuff, it's still not great. +[433.42 --> 445.88] And that's why I said in my video as well, hopefully they partner with Steam or NVIDIA or someone to get a really, really good version of streaming like they have for the Shield or the Shield tablet. +[445.88 --> 447.62] Because those are very good. +[447.94 --> 454.58] But the current solutions for streaming to a phone, while they're pretty good, are not really fully there. +[454.68 --> 457.76] And it's going to have to be amazing for it to be VR ready. +[458.04 --> 458.34] Right. +[458.34 --> 460.02] Because you can't manage. +[460.26 --> 464.22] Like if you turn your head and there's a little bit of lag, it makes you feel sick. +[464.46 --> 464.68] Right. +[464.74 --> 465.88] I've experienced it before. +[465.98 --> 466.72] It's not fun. +[466.80 --> 471.00] I tried doing a remote streaming thing with some weird ghetto cardboard setup thing that I did. +[471.44 --> 474.56] Didn't end up making a video about it because it totally failed. +[474.56 --> 476.72] It was no good. +[477.32 --> 480.02] So, yeah, you're attached to this processor. +[480.16 --> 481.48] But there will be some interesting stuff. +[481.58 --> 485.04] Like they're bringing Portal, or I think they already did, bring Portal to Android. +[485.34 --> 485.58] Right. +[485.78 --> 486.76] So you'll be able to play Portal. +[487.14 --> 488.00] You can play Half-Life. +[488.04 --> 490.34] I believe Half-Life 2 even you can play. +[490.60 --> 492.52] And it's weird because it's third person. +[493.22 --> 494.20] But you can play GTA. +[495.60 --> 496.00] Interesting. +[496.28 --> 497.70] The original GTAs were third person. +[497.80 --> 498.22] Right. +[498.22 --> 501.88] It's weird because it's third person. +[502.24 --> 505.36] But it's still kind of cool. +[505.60 --> 505.70] Yeah. +[505.80 --> 508.68] Because it's like simulating this massive monitor. +[509.18 --> 516.26] I don't like how they describe it because they're like, oh yeah, it's like you're sitting right in front of like a 180 inch TV. +[516.60 --> 519.26] And I'm like, it's not really the same thing at all. +[519.42 --> 519.76] Sorry. +[521.54 --> 525.30] But it is kind of, it is an interesting, different, cool way to play. +[525.30 --> 529.98] But that would be more of a, I'm going to sit here and not turn at all. +[531.10 --> 535.12] And just like stare straight forward and use my controller to manage all the actual camera movement. +[535.62 --> 540.92] And then at that point, like, why aren't you just using the DK2 and playing the new GTA when it comes out. +[541.22 --> 542.66] In a super long time. +[542.68 --> 543.40] In a super long time. +[543.40 --> 544.70] Best segue ever. +[544.96 --> 547.24] I wasn't even preparing for that at all. +[547.66 --> 547.96] Okay. +[548.44 --> 550.10] We'll jump back for note four. +[550.22 --> 550.62] That's fine. +[550.72 --> 551.86] The segue was so beautiful. +[552.06 --> 552.96] We have to go forward with this. +[553.10 --> 554.04] I had to take advantage. +[554.04 --> 554.54] It's perfect. +[554.54 --> 554.62] Okay. +[555.02 --> 562.80] So, they announced GTA 5 release dates for next gen and PC. +[563.46 --> 565.70] And I was like, oh sweet, we're finally going to know when it's coming. +[565.98 --> 567.96] Obviously expecting holiday season. +[568.18 --> 569.92] Surprised it wasn't announced at PAX. +[570.28 --> 572.44] But they're GTA, so it probably doesn't really matter. +[573.82 --> 576.62] Xbox One and PS4 are getting them on November 18th. +[576.62 --> 578.56] Pretty much exactly when I expected it to happen. +[578.78 --> 580.68] But that does not include the PC version. +[580.68 --> 583.82] I'm sure Twitch chat is already freaking out about this. +[584.24 --> 586.00] Because I'm sure everybody knows. +[587.10 --> 589.92] Oh, I didn't launch the thing because I'm super dumb. +[590.74 --> 592.12] This needs to be public. +[593.06 --> 594.00] There we go. +[596.06 --> 596.58] Okay. +[596.82 --> 597.24] That's okay. +[597.36 --> 597.80] Got that done. +[597.80 --> 604.66] The PC version is not releasing until January 27th of next year. +[604.66 --> 605.10] Yeah. +[606.82 --> 607.18] Yeah. +[607.98 --> 610.58] That, you know, that's when everyone's trying to make their money back from Christmas. +[610.74 --> 613.74] That's when everyone's kind of, you know, railing in the spending. +[613.74 --> 614.92] It's a really awkward time. +[615.26 --> 615.82] It is. +[615.88 --> 616.20] It is. +[616.60 --> 618.96] Sales drop incredibly in January 27th. +[618.96 --> 621.28] There might be a peak because of all the different PC users. +[621.40 --> 623.52] I know there's a big modding community behind GTA. +[623.92 --> 626.90] A lot of the older GTA titles, you know, they get modded incredibly. +[627.30 --> 632.98] While we're at PAX, the mutual friend showed us a video where someone basically implemented Watch Dogs. +[633.06 --> 634.26] That was so cool. +[634.34 --> 635.14] Into GTA. +[635.36 --> 636.02] It was incredible. +[636.26 --> 637.60] Incredibly well done. +[638.00 --> 638.78] Definitely look that up. +[638.82 --> 640.24] I don't have it in my notes or anything. +[640.68 --> 642.32] But GTA 4, I believe it was. +[642.32 --> 642.96] I think it was, yeah. +[643.20 --> 644.76] GTA 4 Watch Dogs mod. +[644.90 --> 646.78] It's done really, really well. +[646.78 --> 647.34] Mind-blowing. +[647.68 --> 648.94] Just incredibly well done. +[648.94 --> 653.56] Like, I might actually go mod it to be able to do that because then it would probably run better than Watch Dogs anyways. +[654.74 --> 662.22] But, yeah, he used Ice Enhance and a few other mods and then his own stuff and made the Watch Dogs mod. +[662.40 --> 663.88] And it's incredibly well done. +[664.44 --> 670.44] It's, if you weren't paying a ton of attention, you might almost think it's Watch Dogs because of how many different things you can do. +[670.76 --> 673.32] Like the, like, what do you even call them? +[673.42 --> 674.90] Elevating roadblock things? +[675.70 --> 676.44] Perfect description. +[676.44 --> 676.68] I don't know what they're called. +[676.68 --> 676.92] Yeah. +[676.92 --> 678.94] But that was one of the first things in the video. +[679.28 --> 680.98] So, you know you're watching the right video if this happens. +[681.08 --> 681.98] But, yeah, and traffic. +[682.38 --> 683.54] He can hack everything. +[684.10 --> 684.94] It's really, really cool. +[684.94 --> 686.22] You can even do camera hacking. +[686.38 --> 686.74] Camera hacking. +[686.74 --> 687.96] Which I didn't expect to work at all. +[688.04 --> 689.24] And you can jump from camera to camera. +[689.36 --> 690.16] You can go prone. +[690.60 --> 690.78] Yeah. +[690.78 --> 692.56] Which I don't believe is something that exists in GTA 4. +[692.56 --> 693.22] I don't think so. +[693.28 --> 695.90] You can go prone because you can do that in Watch Dogs. +[695.98 --> 696.18] Yeah. +[696.40 --> 701.32] And he shows going up on top of a train and going prone under one of the overpass things. +[701.80 --> 703.28] Which, I don't know, that's pretty interesting. +[703.28 --> 703.72] Yeah. +[703.72 --> 708.04] Now, jumping backwards with a much worse segue. +[708.50 --> 709.14] Note 4. +[709.56 --> 710.42] So, the Note 4. +[711.04 --> 712.34] I've been really excited for this phone. +[712.40 --> 713.32] I've been talking to you about this phone. +[713.36 --> 714.86] There's been lots of rumors about this phone. +[715.40 --> 716.20] It's the flagship. +[716.40 --> 720.58] And the Note series is really, it's a real big hitter these days. +[720.58 --> 724.96] You know, the Note 2 kind of wasn't a huge deal. +[725.22 --> 727.18] There wasn't really anything super special about it. +[727.54 --> 732.10] The Note 3 is really when I feel, and I think you would agree, that the Note really came into its own. +[732.42 --> 734.40] And it really separated itself from the pack. +[735.14 --> 736.64] The Note 4 is continuing that. +[737.10 --> 742.72] The S Pen has incredibly upgraded features with how it can detect with the pressure. +[743.02 --> 745.98] And you can write with different kind of, like, pens. +[746.02 --> 747.66] It's supposed to feel much more intuitive. +[747.98 --> 748.14] Yeah. +[748.26 --> 749.70] I'd have to go to you and comment on that. +[750.58 --> 751.94] I've used it a small amount. +[752.02 --> 754.90] They didn't have a lot of text examples there, which was kind of lame. +[755.14 --> 759.18] When they're like, oh, super awesome pen, which is great for selecting text, which we don't have. +[759.44 --> 759.72] Right. +[760.02 --> 760.30] Okay. +[761.24 --> 763.38] But it did seem better. +[763.38 --> 766.78] Another problem was that they didn't have a Note 3 there to directly compare. +[768.02 --> 770.26] So, like, I was doing it, and I was like, this feels good. +[770.84 --> 771.58] I don't know. +[772.20 --> 773.90] So, yeah, I think it was better. +[774.34 --> 778.80] Well, it just shows their dedication to the S Pen, to their stylus built into their phone. +[778.80 --> 781.06] Because in the Note 2, it really wasn't anything special. +[781.16 --> 783.42] The Note 3, it came with a bunch of cool little features. +[783.52 --> 786.44] I know my mom, our mom, actually uses it quite a bit. +[786.54 --> 788.20] And then they're continuing it on with the Note 4. +[788.76 --> 790.14] Another thing is the big battery. +[790.32 --> 792.72] It's got a 3,220 milliamp battery. +[793.16 --> 794.22] So, again, they're keeping the battery up. +[794.26 --> 795.58] Again, processor as well. +[796.20 --> 799.38] Quad-core Snapdragon running at 2.7 gigahertz. +[799.46 --> 800.58] That's the North American launch. +[801.10 --> 803.82] I believe the European launch is an octa-core. +[803.82 --> 805.90] I have to double-check it in. +[805.98 --> 806.68] I actually write that. +[807.04 --> 807.82] Write that one down. +[808.22 --> 811.48] The main camera is a 16 megapixel with the rear camera. +[811.86 --> 814.60] Or, sorry, with the rear camera, the main camera being a 16 megapixel. +[814.92 --> 817.82] The front-facing camera being a 2.7 megapixel. +[818.68 --> 820.08] It's got a super AMOLED display. +[820.22 --> 822.06] Gorilla Glass 3. +[822.74 --> 826.08] And it's got a 515 pixel density. +[826.08 --> 829.40] That makes it 1440 by 2560. +[829.76 --> 835.16] Now, a question I wanted to throw at you was you and Linus talk a lot about the resolution of phones. +[835.22 --> 838.48] That's something I've noticed on a lot of the WAN shows that I've been watching. +[838.56 --> 842.16] And the differences in, you know, 720 possibly being a little too low. +[842.84 --> 844.70] But some of the ceilings being a little too high. +[844.80 --> 846.12] Where do you think the Note 4 falls in that? +[846.92 --> 849.48] Again, problem being I didn't have a lot of comparison. +[849.70 --> 851.76] I didn't have a Note 3 there that I could compare against. +[852.14 --> 853.52] My phone is a Moto X. +[853.52 --> 856.00] Not the greatest to compare against in that. +[856.08 --> 856.60] Big field. +[857.78 --> 860.66] So, I needed to pull it out of that situation. +[860.80 --> 863.88] Which is why at the end of the review I said I need more hands-on time with it. +[864.20 --> 870.10] But I'm kind of thinking because it is such a massive phone at that scale, maybe it could make a difference. +[870.52 --> 873.74] I'm thinking at that screen size, maybe it matters. +[873.90 --> 874.60] I'm not sure. +[874.80 --> 877.58] I need to get it back here where I can actually compare it against other phones. +[877.82 --> 880.44] I do know in your video you were saying it was one of the nicest screens you've looked at. +[880.44 --> 881.68] It looks really good. +[881.92 --> 885.04] But then that isn't necessarily tied to resolution. +[885.04 --> 885.48] Right. +[885.48 --> 889.52] That could just be tied to it being a really nice looking super AMOLED panel. +[889.68 --> 890.08] That's true. +[890.08 --> 891.82] Because it did look really good. +[891.88 --> 892.84] It did look very vibrant. +[893.26 --> 894.86] I liked the saturation and all that kind of stuff. +[894.92 --> 895.86] It was a beautiful screen. +[896.24 --> 898.80] I just don't know if all of that is actually tied to resolution. +[898.96 --> 900.14] So, I'd love to get it back here. +[900.46 --> 904.68] I know the second you line it up against a G3, you'll be like, yup, Note looks a lot better. +[904.68 --> 912.00] Because G3 sacrificed all the nice color saturation and all that kind of stuff that they could have had for the resolution. +[912.58 --> 915.10] And it seems like the Note 4 did not. +[915.42 --> 919.34] They got that resolution in there, but then they also didn't sacrifice much for it, which is great. +[919.70 --> 922.80] And one thing that people have brought up is the lower battery life thing. +[922.80 --> 930.68] There's pretty simple tricks you can do by downloading apps that I don't even think you need to root your phone for, which can change your resolution down. +[931.40 --> 931.64] Right. +[931.64 --> 936.28] And you can even have some triggering apps that will trigger based on different events. +[936.80 --> 944.06] Launch the app that reduces the resolution on your phone once you hit a different battery threshold level. +[944.52 --> 945.04] Yeah, I've heard. +[945.12 --> 946.60] I haven't used any personally, but I've heard of that. +[946.78 --> 947.42] Yeah, yeah. +[947.66 --> 949.18] So, there are ways around that. +[949.22 --> 950.54] Of course, it's not super elegant. +[950.82 --> 954.42] And I think it would be cool if they built that type of functionality into the phone. +[954.58 --> 956.68] This is really random, but Greenify. +[956.98 --> 957.70] Have you heard of Greenify? +[957.80 --> 958.46] Have you used that at all? +[958.64 --> 958.86] No. +[958.86 --> 961.84] The same guy who showed us the GTA video showed me Greenify. +[962.16 --> 963.86] Greenify, I'm just going to throw this in here for two seconds. +[963.96 --> 964.76] It's a great little app. +[965.08 --> 965.92] It's a free app. +[966.16 --> 968.72] But what it does is it controls the apps on your phone. +[968.78 --> 972.88] Now, I use this in my tablet in my truck, and it's really helped me with battery life. +[973.20 --> 975.50] I think we might actually do a video about that coming up. +[975.94 --> 977.02] But I'll show you how it works. +[977.06 --> 977.98] But it's a great app. +[978.02 --> 980.80] If you're having battery life problems, it controls your other apps. +[980.88 --> 982.64] It controls Facebook, Twitter, any of those apps. +[983.04 --> 987.18] And it won't allow them to basically wake up while they're in a sleep mode. +[987.30 --> 988.10] Great little app. +[988.10 --> 989.22] A little sideway there. +[989.22 --> 989.26] That's interesting. +[990.00 --> 991.40] Now, back to the Note 4. +[991.60 --> 995.66] The odd thing about the Note 4 compared to the Note 3, and something that I really liked +[995.66 --> 997.96] about the Note 3 was that it had USB 3. +[998.54 --> 998.78] Right? +[998.84 --> 1002.30] It was an attachment that allowed you to have a USB 3 connector or a USB 2. +[1002.48 --> 1002.74] Or, yeah. +[1002.84 --> 1003.72] Yeah, it was either or. +[1004.38 --> 1006.26] It was, I thought, extremely well done. +[1006.72 --> 1010.14] Apparently, Samsung didn't think so because the Note 4 does not have that feature. +[1010.90 --> 1013.12] Yeah, I think a lot of it was public perception. +[1013.94 --> 1015.52] People found it, one, ugly. +[1015.94 --> 1018.94] They didn't like it because it was just this giant hole in the bottom. +[1019.50 --> 1019.84] That's true. +[1019.84 --> 1022.40] And you had to have the big cable, but then you didn't have to have the big cable. +[1022.40 --> 1023.58] Yeah, you didn't have to have the big cable. +[1023.60 --> 1026.00] But I think there was also a lot of misconception on that. +[1026.34 --> 1029.62] I don't think a lot of people realized that it was backwards compatible and you could use +[1029.62 --> 1030.88] your old USB 2.0 cables. +[1030.88 --> 1031.42] That could be true. +[1031.50 --> 1032.16] Public perception. +[1032.16 --> 1034.52] I think a large amount of it was public perception. +[1034.70 --> 1037.32] So they were like, okay, if no one wants it anyways. +[1037.70 --> 1038.74] Then we'll just go back to 2.0. +[1038.74 --> 1040.98] We'll just go back, despite it being a much faster medium. +[1041.52 --> 1046.10] And I think another thing is, a lot of people are doing file transfer wirelessly anyways. +[1046.28 --> 1046.70] That's true. +[1047.50 --> 1048.40] Updates and everything. +[1048.54 --> 1048.82] Yeah. +[1049.38 --> 1054.58] While you're gaining wired speed, a lot of people are just going to transfer files between +[1054.58 --> 1056.40] their computer and whatnot wirelessly. +[1057.92 --> 1058.60] Makes sense. +[1058.60 --> 1063.06] Yeah, I think no one really cared and the people that did care didn't want it. +[1063.42 --> 1064.38] So they just ditched it. +[1064.44 --> 1067.06] Although I would have liked to still see it there. +[1067.16 --> 1069.38] But I don't really care either. +[1069.54 --> 1071.66] Because I'm one of those people that does everything wirelessly. +[1071.98 --> 1072.08] Yeah. +[1072.30 --> 1076.96] So until they come out with that, I'm going to segue again right here. +[1077.08 --> 1077.74] Are you ready? +[1077.88 --> 1078.24] I'm ready. +[1078.38 --> 1081.34] Until they come out with that power, USB Power 2. +[1081.64 --> 1083.78] Oh yeah, the new something with higher power. +[1083.78 --> 1084.14] Yeah. +[1084.50 --> 1087.92] Then I would be like, okay, I can see them moving off the USB 2.0 standard. +[1087.92 --> 1091.90] So if we can find this article in here, wherever it is. +[1091.98 --> 1093.32] I segued without being ready. +[1093.52 --> 1098.22] Perhaps if they had a USB 3.1 Type-C. +[1098.96 --> 1099.76] There we go. +[1100.92 --> 1106.78] So real pictures have started surfacing of USB 3.1 Type-C, which is absolutely fantastic. +[1106.96 --> 1112.48] Peak throughput goes through 10 gigabits per second from the 5 gigabits per second of 3.0, +[1112.96 --> 1116.90] which is essentially 1.25 gigabytes per second, which is pretty cool. +[1116.90 --> 1121.44] And USB Power Delivery 2.0, which not enough people care about. +[1121.96 --> 1122.82] I don't know why. +[1123.78 --> 1130.34] Like I made a video on 100-watt USB cables at PAX, not PAX, CES 2014. +[1130.82 --> 1131.42] Yeah, this year. +[1131.92 --> 1133.68] And like, no one cared. +[1134.22 --> 1134.76] You should care. +[1134.76 --> 1139.00] And then every time we talk about it, everyone's like, uh, and I'm like, this is such a big deal. +[1139.46 --> 1141.14] It is really a huge deal. +[1141.82 --> 1145.96] USB continues to be an amazing thing. +[1146.02 --> 1147.04] I don't know how else to say that. +[1147.10 --> 1149.38] I'm about to put that in better vocabulary. +[1149.48 --> 1153.10] If you read the article, the article on Linus Tech, the USB 3.1. +[1153.10 --> 1153.52] Posted by Goodbytes. +[1153.52 --> 1156.20] Posted by Goodbytes is an excellent article. +[1156.30 --> 1157.60] It's got a ton of really good pictures. +[1157.70 --> 1158.50] You guys should check it out. +[1159.54 --> 1160.40] But it's continuing. +[1160.50 --> 1161.44] USB is a huge deal. +[1161.52 --> 1165.86] Again, to refer to the tablet in my truck, I have it attached through USB. +[1166.22 --> 1168.26] It's basically through a modified cigarette lighter. +[1168.86 --> 1172.58] It just slowly trickles power to my tablet while it's up. +[1172.58 --> 1178.40] So a big thing for me is making sure it doesn't lose any power while my truck's off. +[1178.48 --> 1179.66] And that's a big thing I have to focus on. +[1180.24 --> 1185.00] With this kind of connector, I could lose so much more power and make all of that back. +[1185.26 --> 1186.58] It's really... +[1187.12 --> 1188.20] Wouldn't even be that big of a deal. +[1188.48 --> 1189.56] Reversible, too, which is super cool. +[1189.74 --> 1190.10] Reversible. +[1191.52 --> 1195.08] We're just going to stare at the guy's, like, details of his skin on this photo. +[1195.72 --> 1197.48] Because I think they focused on the wrong thing. +[1198.12 --> 1198.96] But it's cool. +[1199.70 --> 1200.66] No worries. +[1200.66 --> 1202.86] It's pretty cool. +[1203.32 --> 1203.52] Yeah. +[1203.56 --> 1204.38] I'm excited for that. +[1204.56 --> 1205.70] Especially the power thing. +[1206.00 --> 1206.76] I don't even... +[1206.76 --> 1208.66] As long as stuff works... +[1209.28 --> 1212.50] Because that's one of the reasons why people get a little bit confused when I talk about... +[1212.50 --> 1215.06] I'm going to scroll down to a better picture of the connector there. +[1215.96 --> 1220.36] People get confused when I talk about why I like USB 2.0 ports on motherboards. +[1220.92 --> 1221.66] And then... +[1222.66 --> 1224.24] I was trying to defend myself and people were like, +[1224.28 --> 1225.22] Oh, no, it always works. +[1225.44 --> 1229.12] And I went to go work on a motherboard and none of the USB 3.0 ports worked. +[1229.12 --> 1233.40] And then I had to reformat this laptop because I put Windows 7 on it. +[1233.84 --> 1236.02] And they're all USB 3.0 ports. +[1236.48 --> 1241.68] And the only way I could get data onto it when I reformat it to Windows 7 was through the disk tray. +[1242.08 --> 1245.30] Because it didn't have an Ethernet driver and none of the USB ports worked. +[1245.42 --> 1246.76] And I was like, this is why! +[1246.76 --> 1248.80] Did it feel ancient? +[1249.06 --> 1250.26] Did it feel like you were going back in time? +[1250.42 --> 1251.38] It was so weird. +[1251.76 --> 1253.24] I had to find disks. +[1253.46 --> 1255.00] Because usually back in the day it was like, oh, whatever. +[1255.08 --> 1256.00] I've got spindles all over the place. +[1256.12 --> 1256.98] I've got spindles for days. +[1257.26 --> 1257.98] Spindles for days. +[1258.30 --> 1261.88] Now, it's like, I haven't even tried to use one of these in a long time. +[1261.94 --> 1263.24] My desktop didn't even have a drive. +[1263.34 --> 1266.42] So I had to go find an external optical drive thing. +[1266.76 --> 1267.18] So I could actually... +[1267.18 --> 1270.50] I haven't had a drive in my desktop, I want to say, for six years. +[1270.70 --> 1270.94] Yeah. +[1271.38 --> 1273.68] You know, maybe not quite six, maybe five. +[1274.02 --> 1282.26] But, you know, I remember one time I had to drive all the way here to borrow your CD-ROM USB external. +[1282.26 --> 1283.90] I think you might even still have that. +[1283.92 --> 1284.74] I probably do. +[1284.86 --> 1286.44] Yeah, because I just... +[1286.44 --> 1287.68] I had to... +[1287.68 --> 1291.20] I had to go to the office and get that one. +[1291.28 --> 1292.80] Because I was like, I can't find my old... +[1292.80 --> 1293.58] I think it was LG. +[1293.76 --> 1295.14] I haven't even seen it in years. +[1295.26 --> 1296.02] It's definitely LG. +[1296.02 --> 1298.12] And it's definitely in my pile of computer stuff. +[1299.40 --> 1299.76] Awesome. +[1300.82 --> 1303.72] You can see it in the old mineral oil computer video that I have. +[1303.72 --> 1304.14] Yes, you can. +[1304.14 --> 1305.40] Not that I used it there. +[1305.94 --> 1307.42] But I had it plugged in. +[1307.50 --> 1308.42] So I was like, oh, it looks cool. +[1308.42 --> 1310.02] Well, because when you built that... +[1311.48 --> 1312.62] Was that the Vista age? +[1312.98 --> 1313.66] Or was that XP? +[1314.12 --> 1314.18] Yeah. +[1314.18 --> 1314.84] No, that was Vista. +[1314.88 --> 1315.32] Vista, yeah. +[1315.56 --> 1318.08] So you still, you know, you still kind of needed it, right? +[1318.46 --> 1319.60] It was still helpful. +[1319.96 --> 1320.36] Exactly. +[1320.52 --> 1321.16] Through day-to-day. +[1321.16 --> 1321.24] Okay. +[1321.54 --> 1326.38] So the next topic, which we're going to have a Twitter poll for. +[1326.78 --> 1331.32] And I'm going to get this one properly on my screen at the start of the topic. +[1332.04 --> 1332.64] Dun-dun-dun-dun. +[1333.36 --> 1335.36] While you're doing that, I just want to give a shout-out. +[1335.44 --> 1338.94] Because we're going to be mentioning everyone who posted in the Linus Tech Tips forum. +[1338.94 --> 1342.00] I obviously have seen the forum since the beginning. +[1342.36 --> 1344.32] And amazing posts on this forum. +[1344.74 --> 1346.74] Like, you guys should really pat yourselves on the back. +[1346.82 --> 1353.56] I'm kind of a weird Linus Tech edition kind of free contractor for graphics card. +[1354.22 --> 1357.12] But so from a view from the outside, like, you guys do an amazing job. +[1357.14 --> 1359.72] And I mean you guys as the guys posting on there. +[1359.78 --> 1360.20] I lurk. +[1360.26 --> 1361.34] I take a bunch of information. +[1362.20 --> 1363.88] And sorry, I digress. +[1363.96 --> 1364.52] But really good posts. +[1364.52 --> 1365.64] No, it's really good. +[1365.72 --> 1366.40] And we have a post. +[1366.46 --> 1367.26] This is from Jericho. +[1367.36 --> 1368.38] And this is a very good post. +[1368.38 --> 1373.20] But we have a post coming up, which I'm going to have to specifically call out for, I think, our iPhone segment. +[1373.34 --> 1374.08] The iPhone one is amazing. +[1374.08 --> 1376.92] Which was written crazy well by Victoria's Secret. +[1377.02 --> 1377.90] But we'll get there in a second. +[1378.20 --> 1379.22] This post was by Jericho. +[1379.52 --> 1382.38] So AT&T and Verizon, which are a part of... +[1383.32 --> 1384.18] Let me get the name here. +[1384.38 --> 1391.68] The National Cable and Telecommunications Association, or NCTA, which is, yeah, AT&T and Verizon, +[1391.68 --> 1396.86] have filed documents to the FCC trying to say that broadband is already fast enough +[1396.86 --> 1408.12] and claiming that 4 megabits per second or 0.5 megabytes a second should remain the standard for broadband. +[1408.50 --> 1413.54] The FCC has been considering raising the definition of broadband to 10 megabits per second, which they should. +[1414.56 --> 1421.38] And its original definition was 200 kilobits per second, which was up to 4 megabits per second in 2010. +[1421.38 --> 1423.36] Man, that was a lot of megabits per second that I just said. +[1424.32 --> 1427.92] Streaming HD content isn't even really possible at 4 megabits per second. +[1428.72 --> 1433.66] And I'm not surprised that they're doing this. +[1434.34 --> 1435.64] But my heart is sad. +[1435.64 --> 1444.04] It makes me think, and I can't even do the quote because I'm going to get it wrong, but the Bill Gates quote about 256 bits or... +[1444.04 --> 1446.72] He claims that that never actually even happened. +[1446.86 --> 1447.08] Really? +[1447.52 --> 1448.76] I think it was like, what was it? +[1449.00 --> 1451.34] 56 kilobytes of RAM will be all you ever need or something. +[1451.34 --> 1452.54] I can't remember the quote. +[1452.64 --> 1454.36] Yeah, he claims it never actually happened. +[1454.42 --> 1456.02] Or it was taken out of context or something. +[1456.10 --> 1456.78] I don't remember what. +[1456.98 --> 1458.64] But I feel like this is going to be the new one. +[1459.42 --> 1460.24] Do you know what I mean? +[1460.24 --> 1468.86] Like this is going to be the extreme underestimate, the under exaggeration of what we currently need and what we're going to need as everything is going online. +[1469.44 --> 1473.24] And just to segue a little bit, I use Hangouts on my phone for my text messaging app. +[1473.38 --> 1480.28] Trying to explain to my mother and grandfather about how you can have an SMS message and a Hangouts message and they're in the same thing. +[1480.54 --> 1482.12] And one uses data and one... +[1482.12 --> 1484.04] Like that was very difficult. +[1484.20 --> 1484.58] Everything. +[1484.92 --> 1487.24] But my emphasis with that is everything is going online. +[1488.32 --> 1488.60] You know what I mean? +[1488.60 --> 1491.14] Like when we try to jump a border, we use the internet. +[1491.80 --> 1491.94] Right? +[1492.00 --> 1493.08] Everything is going to the internet. +[1493.40 --> 1493.90] You know, you can... +[1493.90 --> 1495.60] If you're a Seahawks fan, you can download... +[1496.16 --> 1501.20] If you're a Canucks fan, any of these fans, you can download packages to watch their games online through your computer. +[1501.26 --> 1501.78] You can stream them. +[1502.00 --> 1505.16] You pay them a specific fee instead of the cable company. +[1505.40 --> 1505.96] It's starting. +[1506.38 --> 1506.60] Right? +[1506.70 --> 1507.84] Everything is going Netflix. +[1508.02 --> 1509.64] Everything is going to broadband. +[1510.00 --> 1512.14] And we'll be talking about that even more later on. +[1512.36 --> 1513.30] But this is just ridiculous. +[1513.92 --> 1514.78] This is painful. +[1515.56 --> 1516.20] It's stupid. +[1516.20 --> 1518.56] I guess I'm streaming the stream, which is fantastic. +[1518.82 --> 1522.42] I need to go back to here. +[1524.88 --> 1529.28] I'm not surprised they're doing it because I think what they're trying to do is keep the definition low +[1529.28 --> 1536.06] so they can still charge people a lot for a service that sounds by its naming better than it is. +[1536.06 --> 1541.06] And part of the problem is with a broad name like broadband... +[1541.06 --> 1543.90] Let me see here once again. +[1544.20 --> 1545.68] Yeah, with a broad name like broadband... +[1545.68 --> 1546.24] I had to say that. +[1546.28 --> 1546.44] Sorry. +[1546.44 --> 1555.56] It needs to have its definition changed from time to time because the standard of what you're going to do on the internet is going to change. +[1555.66 --> 1557.12] We no longer look up... +[1557.12 --> 1558.86] Well, we still do sometimes. +[1559.04 --> 1562.42] But like the Space Jam website is an example that I use all the time. +[1564.16 --> 1565.66] Let's look up Space Jam here. +[1565.66 --> 1569.42] Is this it? +[1570.56 --> 1570.92] Yes. +[1571.18 --> 1573.62] The old school Space Jam website, which still runs. +[1573.84 --> 1576.26] This is not the kind of internet that we're using now. +[1576.48 --> 1581.12] These are still clickable images with like random... +[1581.12 --> 1583.46] Like this little spinny thing right here. +[1584.46 --> 1585.94] That was super cool. +[1586.02 --> 1588.72] That was like the height of difficult internet data. +[1589.34 --> 1589.88] But like... +[1589.88 --> 1590.10] It was. +[1590.10 --> 1591.18] We don't do that anymore. +[1591.52 --> 1592.44] It's a lot harder. +[1592.80 --> 1594.62] People are trying to stream Netflix all the time. +[1594.72 --> 1598.04] People are trying to stream high quality YouTube videos. +[1598.04 --> 1599.04] YouTube is streaming into... +[1599.64 --> 1600.96] Trying to get up to 4K and stuff now. +[1600.96 --> 1603.06] We have 3,200 people streaming this show. +[1603.72 --> 1604.16] Exactly. +[1604.46 --> 1606.84] Streaming is very difficult to do on your internet connection. +[1606.84 --> 1612.78] If you have broadband at 0.5 megabytes per second, it's not going to be that great. +[1613.30 --> 1617.74] And especially when stuff like YouTube and Twitch are trying to get into 60 FPS streams. +[1618.08 --> 1621.84] 60 FPS is going to be a lot more data than... +[1622.66 --> 1624.44] Like we have a video on this. +[1624.90 --> 1627.14] The 792P WTF video. +[1628.30 --> 1631.36] Where I talk about how the GTX 480, a super old... +[1631.36 --> 1633.40] I think it's like 5 year old graphics card. +[1633.48 --> 1634.64] It is a top tier graphics card. +[1634.64 --> 1637.56] But still, a 5 year old graphics card is beating out modern consoles. +[1639.64 --> 1641.56] I talk about in that video... +[1641.56 --> 1644.36] I talk about the next gen consoles. +[1644.42 --> 1644.98] Makes me giggle. +[1645.56 --> 1646.00] Sorry. +[1646.18 --> 1653.12] I talk about in that video how it's much harder to ramp up the FPS than the resolution. +[1653.12 --> 1660.66] So when they're running at 30 FPS, 792P, that's really depressing that they couldn't just up to 1080P because it's really not that hard. +[1660.98 --> 1665.64] What would have been hard for them to do is stay at 792P and jump to 60 FPS. +[1666.22 --> 1669.54] So that's a lot more data that you're pushing through. +[1669.54 --> 1669.88] Way more. +[1669.88 --> 1671.56] So... +[1671.56 --> 1673.30] You can't... +[1673.30 --> 1676.06] You can't just keep this definition static. +[1676.18 --> 1679.94] I don't know how much we actually need to talk about this because I'm sure I'm just preaching to the choir at this point. +[1679.94 --> 1680.94] I like what you said though. +[1681.08 --> 1682.38] Just to add one last thing on. +[1682.66 --> 1685.54] I never thought of it as a money grab. +[1686.20 --> 1686.44] Right? +[1686.52 --> 1686.66] Yeah. +[1686.66 --> 1695.20] We can set the standard to be this low if you want something acceptable, what we would consider, what most people, what everyone watching would consider to be acceptable, you're going to have to pay here. +[1695.54 --> 1696.62] Never really thought of that before. +[1696.76 --> 1697.84] I think that's the biggest point. +[1698.48 --> 1698.72] Yeah. +[1698.72 --> 1702.72] I wouldn't be surprised if that's it because you see... +[1703.48 --> 1715.22] It's much easier for a company that has to do deployments to increase their infrastructure to try to stay stagnant. +[1715.48 --> 1715.58] Right. +[1715.58 --> 1721.50] Because then if they can just keep pushing out the same service all the time, then they can just take subscription fees. +[1721.84 --> 1722.40] You're just stacking money. +[1722.56 --> 1722.72] Yeah. +[1722.74 --> 1723.44] You're just stacking money. +[1723.48 --> 1723.66] Yeah. +[1724.72 --> 1725.16] Essentially. +[1725.50 --> 1731.34] So if they have to go around and upgrade all this stuff, that's just money out. +[1731.48 --> 1731.72] Right. +[1731.80 --> 1733.20] It's just directly money out. +[1733.84 --> 1734.26] I don't know. +[1735.16 --> 1735.94] I hear you. +[1735.94 --> 1738.12] See, this could be an education thing too. +[1738.90 --> 1745.34] If we can just teach people to start interpreting raw speeds instead of terms, that could help. +[1745.58 --> 1753.14] But then mom is never going to want to figure out how fast in relation to what she's doing these different speeds are. +[1753.40 --> 1756.56] She's always going to want to know, oh, broadband connection, I'm good. +[1757.22 --> 1757.50] Exactly. +[1757.50 --> 1758.92] That would be way more helpful for her. +[1758.96 --> 1761.12] If it's not your hobby, you're not going to be as informed. +[1761.20 --> 1761.32] Yeah. +[1761.40 --> 1761.76] You know what I mean? +[1761.76 --> 1763.92] For us, for a lot of people watching, this is your hobby. +[1764.32 --> 1765.38] You're very well informed. +[1765.68 --> 1765.82] Yeah. +[1765.88 --> 1767.80] For those that, you know, your hobby lies elsewhere. +[1768.18 --> 1768.38] Yeah. +[1768.50 --> 1771.58] You know, you're going to be getting screwed by these companies. +[1773.26 --> 1773.58] Yeah. +[1773.74 --> 1774.18] I don't know. +[1774.42 --> 1778.72] It's a sad topic. +[1779.04 --> 1780.26] That's all I really have to say. +[1780.36 --> 1781.00] It is depressing. +[1781.00 --> 1785.76] And moving on to more depressing topics, but kind of awesome at the same time. +[1786.12 --> 1791.32] Top websites have joined the internet slowdown day in symbolic protest of fast lanes. +[1791.60 --> 1796.58] So if we can jump here to the forum yet again. +[1798.24 --> 1802.40] Clicking on the scene that says Linus's screen is confusing when Linus is not here. +[1802.40 --> 1806.84] So a topic posted by Dietrich W. +[1807.22 --> 1808.40] I hope I'm saying your name correctly. +[1809.18 --> 1811.52] Is showing how top websites joined the internet slow day. +[1811.84 --> 1812.48] We did not. +[1812.58 --> 1813.12] I'm sorry. +[1813.48 --> 1814.26] I wanted to. +[1814.42 --> 1816.76] I was very busy with my trip down in Vegas. +[1818.06 --> 1822.64] I was kind of hoping that Mr. Wizard was going to jump on that, but I also didn't tell him to. +[1823.20 --> 1824.74] It was a mess. +[1824.74 --> 1824.96] Sorry. +[1824.96 --> 1833.34] But I think enough of our members go to enough websites that did it that it was probably okay. +[1833.56 --> 1834.84] I know that's not a very good excuse. +[1835.12 --> 1835.66] Netflix did it. +[1835.82 --> 1838.04] I think Reddit did it, which is huge. +[1838.32 --> 1838.52] Yeah. +[1839.62 --> 1841.46] I wish I had a list here. +[1841.52 --> 1843.14] Do I have a list here of everyone that did? +[1844.52 --> 1844.96] Yeah. +[1845.10 --> 1850.16] Reddit, Vimeo, Foursquare, WordPress, Boing Boing were among the major ones. +[1850.16 --> 1852.86] And you said Netflix did as well, which is pretty cool. +[1853.50 --> 1854.60] I don't actually know for a fact. +[1854.60 --> 1855.44] I didn't try it. +[1855.70 --> 1859.64] But there was an announcement that I read that Netflix said they were joining. +[1860.08 --> 1860.32] Right. +[1861.22 --> 1862.32] Where is it here? +[1863.20 --> 1867.74] I wish I had metrics on how many people emailed out due to that. +[1867.84 --> 1874.92] But the FCC website got a ton of comments and emails and calls to different senators and stuff. +[1875.00 --> 1876.92] I'm not exactly sure how American politics work. +[1876.92 --> 1882.08] But many things happened which should hopefully help American politics. +[1882.16 --> 1882.58] I don't know. +[1883.22 --> 1884.28] Basically, that's about it. +[1884.60 --> 1887.12] JoinTheFastLane.com is a very... +[1887.12 --> 1888.64] I was just showing the doc again. +[1889.64 --> 1890.74] JoinTheFastLane.com. +[1890.82 --> 1895.60] This is a parody website, which I don't know if you saw this, which is talking about... +[1895.60 --> 1903.52] It's essentially pretending we're in the future where there is a Fastlane and there's all this bull crap. +[1903.76 --> 1904.76] I didn't actually... +[1904.76 --> 1905.76] I wish I clicked this link. +[1906.16 --> 1907.38] I'm very interested. +[1907.38 --> 1908.12] It's pretty funny. +[1908.12 --> 1910.04] So they spoofed some companies. +[1910.16 --> 1911.44] So there's Videotube. +[1911.64 --> 1912.76] There's Movieflix. +[1913.16 --> 1917.64] And there's Soundify, obviously, instead of YouTube, Netflix, and Spotify. +[1918.34 --> 1923.60] So as you guys can see on here, Soundify, Fastlane exclusive, only available for Fastlane subscribers. +[1924.74 --> 1928.18] Movieflix, available summer of 2018. +[1928.18 --> 1931.38] Which, like, you get fast. +[1931.98 --> 1932.70] Essentially Netflix. +[1932.96 --> 1934.00] That's what they're trying to pretend they are. +[1934.64 --> 1936.86] Titles, but then not everything is even available. +[1938.64 --> 1939.12] Videotube. +[1939.22 --> 1942.08] You buy 500 megabytes of priority streaming. +[1943.00 --> 1944.60] This is all super depressing stuff. +[1944.68 --> 1947.02] And obviously, it might be a little bit exaggerated. +[1947.66 --> 1949.28] Especially once you get down to the prices. +[1949.52 --> 1950.62] I was just waiting for you to scroll. +[1950.80 --> 1951.82] This is my favorite part. +[1952.10 --> 1952.32] Yeah. +[1952.56 --> 1953.48] Best deal extreme. +[1953.82 --> 1955.68] $200 a month for 12 months. +[1955.88 --> 1956.08] Whoa. +[1956.94 --> 1958.38] Send unlimited emails. +[1958.56 --> 1959.08] Unlimited emails. +[1959.72 --> 1960.40] Oh my god. +[1960.48 --> 1960.84] Unlimited. +[1961.08 --> 1962.88] Free download of the Fastlane client. +[1962.88 --> 1964.90] Which probably actually means $2,000. +[1965.30 --> 1968.38] Because every single time I see unlimited on anything, there's fine print. +[1968.46 --> 1969.80] It's like, actually $2,000. +[1970.02 --> 1971.18] So not unlimited at all. +[1971.26 --> 1971.88] Not even close. +[1972.08 --> 1973.94] There's definitely a cap, which is very reachable. +[1976.00 --> 1979.48] It happens literally every month to, like, a lot of our subscribers. +[1980.32 --> 1980.76] Yeah. +[1980.96 --> 1984.44] So it's exaggerated, but it's a really good point. +[1985.02 --> 1985.30] It is. +[1985.34 --> 1987.82] And I think it's helpful to show off to people. +[1988.12 --> 1989.12] Frag like a pro. +[1989.38 --> 1992.14] It's $15 a month to get faster network speeds when you're playing games. +[1992.14 --> 1994.14] It's like, ugh. +[1994.88 --> 1995.38] Gross. +[1995.80 --> 1997.36] This is why we need net neutrality. +[1998.56 --> 2000.90] To, like, take care of things. +[2000.90 --> 2003.02] And make sure we don't all get completely screwed. +[2003.46 --> 2005.62] So, again, I don't have a ton to add. +[2005.72 --> 2007.80] Because American politics, I don't really know. +[2008.02 --> 2009.50] It is very important, though. +[2009.86 --> 2014.10] And I have sent emails to FCC people and stuff. +[2014.10 --> 2015.74] This was a while back. +[2016.10 --> 2017.42] I don't know if you can do it more than once. +[2017.50 --> 2020.80] I should probably just do it again as maybe a different person or something. +[2020.92 --> 2021.82] I didn't say that, though. +[2021.92 --> 2022.74] You didn't hear that here. +[2022.74 --> 2023.74] Yeah. +[2023.74 --> 2023.78] Um. +[2024.60 --> 2024.96] Yeah. +[2025.16 --> 2025.56] I don't know. +[2025.66 --> 2026.26] Bad things. +[2026.40 --> 2027.50] We're going to move on to good things. +[2027.62 --> 2029.00] Because things are getting depressing. +[2031.60 --> 2032.62] What do you want to jump to? +[2032.82 --> 2033.62] I don't know. +[2033.94 --> 2036.06] We have 900 series rumors. +[2037.06 --> 2037.22] Yeah. +[2037.22 --> 2037.84] Not a bad idea. +[2038.10 --> 2038.24] Yeah. +[2038.24 --> 2038.84] That's kind of fun. +[2038.84 --> 2040.22] All right. +[2040.32 --> 2044.72] So, Zotac GTX 970 and 980 prices were leaked. +[2044.90 --> 2047.24] Of course, this is still kind of rumor mill level stuff. +[2048.34 --> 2053.26] But previous rumors had them at $399 for the 970. +[2053.60 --> 2056.04] And $499 for the 980. +[2056.56 --> 2059.22] And now it's looking a little bit more extreme. +[2059.38 --> 2062.96] Like the 980 being at around $700 to $770. +[2062.96 --> 2066.74] And the 970 being at $430 to $500. +[2067.62 --> 2069.92] But again, these are rumors. +[2070.22 --> 2073.08] And one really big thing that I'm thinking about, which I've seen other people post. +[2073.16 --> 2075.20] So, this isn't necessarily an original idea. +[2075.70 --> 2076.68] I should bring this up. +[2077.34 --> 2077.68] RIP. +[2078.12 --> 2080.32] I'm not usually the one that controls the screen. +[2080.56 --> 2082.56] So, it's very foreign for me to do this. +[2082.74 --> 2084.84] This was posted by Tech Fanatic on the forum. +[2086.40 --> 2088.48] Our resident AMD awesome man. +[2089.36 --> 2092.94] And I think a lot of it has to do with being... +[2092.96 --> 2094.86] Being the first and leaking it. +[2095.38 --> 2097.84] And I've heard somewhere that you can do pre-orders. +[2098.16 --> 2100.80] So, it's definitely going to be more expensive if you're going to be able to pre-order. +[2100.90 --> 2103.30] We see that a lot of times with especially computer hardware. +[2103.76 --> 2107.06] Where in some industries, they're like, $5 off if you pre-order. +[2107.18 --> 2110.76] Or one really crappy low-grade skin that you're going to buy the other ones for anyways. +[2111.02 --> 2111.94] In a video game. +[2112.90 --> 2115.36] But in this one, it's like, no, you pay more money. +[2115.70 --> 2117.22] So, kind of unfortunate. +[2117.64 --> 2119.32] I'm hoping that the price drops. +[2119.70 --> 2121.76] I know NVIDIA was talking about how it was supposed to be cheaper. +[2121.76 --> 2125.02] I'm hoping they weren't just saying how it would be cheaper for them to manufacture. +[2125.78 --> 2129.60] And honestly, I really expect that there's going to be pretty much no difference. +[2129.74 --> 2133.92] I expect it to cost pretty much the exact same amount as this year's did. +[2134.18 --> 2139.80] I wouldn't be surprised if the tier grades cost the same amount as the previous tier grades. +[2140.34 --> 2144.78] So, a 980 will probably cost just as much as a 780 did. +[2144.78 --> 2145.88] Why they skipped 800? +[2148.70 --> 2149.48] And 300. +[2149.68 --> 2151.34] I was confused enough when they skipped 300. +[2152.30 --> 2152.96] Just why? +[2153.16 --> 2153.66] Just why? +[2153.84 --> 2154.56] It's a name. +[2154.76 --> 2156.06] My buddy has a 460. +[2156.14 --> 2156.94] I have a 260. +[2157.74 --> 2160.02] Is that massively better? +[2160.22 --> 2162.36] Or is that just like a normal amount better? +[2163.10 --> 2164.32] Really kind of annoying. +[2164.54 --> 2165.16] I'm wondering. +[2165.34 --> 2168.64] You and I were actually speculating what NVIDIA is going to do. +[2168.76 --> 2169.36] Yeah, what is it? +[2169.36 --> 2170.68] Are they going to screw it up too? +[2171.32 --> 2175.38] Because AMD, not so great on the naming scheme. +[2175.50 --> 2176.10] Not a fan. +[2176.34 --> 2180.20] It should not go 280, 285, 280X. +[2180.26 --> 2181.82] That should never have been possible. +[2182.16 --> 2183.36] It should not be a thing. +[2183.88 --> 2186.64] And I really hope NVIDIA doesn't throw it under the bus. +[2186.84 --> 2188.12] We forgot to do a Twitter blitz. +[2188.30 --> 2188.88] Twitter blitz. +[2189.02 --> 2189.58] Twitter blitz. +[2189.66 --> 2191.36] We wanted to Twitter blitz about... +[2191.92 --> 2193.86] We're not going to do it here actually. +[2194.08 --> 2196.40] We're going to do it on the desktop where it looks better. +[2196.40 --> 2196.80] Twitter. +[2197.50 --> 2197.90] Twitter. +[2199.32 --> 2200.06] Here we go. +[2200.34 --> 2204.20] So what we're talking about right now is the net neutrality thing. +[2204.78 --> 2211.00] And the 4 megabits per section shouldn't be upped for broadband. +[2211.98 --> 2214.48] So this guy says numbers on net neutrality thing. +[2214.54 --> 2215.98] I'm not going to be clicking on very many links. +[2216.10 --> 2217.18] But this is fairly interesting. +[2217.82 --> 2220.24] You guys can't see this very well. +[2220.32 --> 2220.68] Here we go. +[2220.76 --> 2221.86] You guys can see it a little bit. +[2221.86 --> 2225.18] So 2,039,500 people took action. +[2225.18 --> 2228.54] 3,033,099 calls were made. +[2228.92 --> 2229.82] Let's try and scroll down. +[2229.92 --> 2230.78] Very small amounts. +[2231.70 --> 2232.48] There we go. +[2232.84 --> 2236.44] 2,167,092 emails sent to Congress. +[2236.64 --> 2237.36] That's pretty intense. +[2238.34 --> 2241.68] 722,364 comments filed to the FCC. +[2242.20 --> 2245.62] And 4.7 million comments filed since March 1st. +[2245.76 --> 2246.00] Wow. +[2246.14 --> 2247.52] That's awesome. +[2247.86 --> 2248.66] Good work everyone. +[2249.02 --> 2250.74] But now we can't click on any more links. +[2250.90 --> 2252.38] Because now the troll links are just going to start flooding. +[2252.38 --> 2253.00] Yeah, exactly. +[2253.24 --> 2253.98] Links are done. +[2253.98 --> 2256.08] I'm over. +[2257.44 --> 2258.68] No Rick Astley. +[2260.08 --> 2261.32] At control, alt, delete. +[2261.50 --> 2262.62] You know, he got his link in. +[2262.74 --> 2262.94] Yeah. +[2263.06 --> 2263.98] It's over now. +[2264.16 --> 2264.60] Good work. +[2264.72 --> 2265.56] At control, alt, delete. +[2265.74 --> 2266.38] Good timing. +[2266.80 --> 2268.56] Ashley says 4 megabits per second is way too slow. +[2268.64 --> 2271.98] I think that's a very accurate kind of general consensus. +[2272.42 --> 2273.26] Someone else tweeted. +[2274.40 --> 2275.84] I want to get his name here. +[2276.50 --> 2277.24] Shoot, I can't see it. +[2277.46 --> 2279.74] Someone else tweeted that his phone gets better speeds. +[2280.16 --> 2281.32] It probably does. +[2281.32 --> 2283.48] It probably does. +[2283.86 --> 2284.56] Corey Barnwell. +[2284.74 --> 2285.58] There we go. +[2285.74 --> 2289.68] Tommy Boy 5025 says, there should not be a set standard for broadband. +[2290.14 --> 2293.34] As bandwidth is always increasing and broadband standards should move with the trend. +[2293.42 --> 2294.26] I completely agree. +[2295.26 --> 2296.42] That's aces in my book. +[2296.58 --> 2296.74] Yeah. +[2296.94 --> 2298.06] Tommy Boy 5025. +[2298.06 --> 2299.02] I think you already called them out. +[2299.18 --> 2299.50] Yeah. +[2299.72 --> 2302.56] Fluid terms should not be fixed. +[2302.78 --> 2304.00] They're fluid terms. +[2304.14 --> 2305.30] It's literally in the name. +[2305.52 --> 2305.74] Yep. +[2306.30 --> 2308.24] I don't know if that's actually the official name for what they are. +[2308.34 --> 2310.42] But like it's not a static definition. +[2310.62 --> 2312.06] So it shouldn't be a static definition. +[2312.18 --> 2312.98] That's what I'm trying to say. +[2313.82 --> 2317.84] Another guy confirming that 2 million people sent emails to Congress because of the internet slow day. +[2318.18 --> 2319.60] How did they not get this by now? +[2319.72 --> 2320.08] Right. +[2320.34 --> 2320.56] What? +[2321.56 --> 2322.16] It's money. +[2322.34 --> 2322.76] It's got to be. +[2323.10 --> 2323.46] America. +[2323.84 --> 2325.40] Go back to being land of the people. +[2326.06 --> 2326.18] Land of the people. +[2326.18 --> 2326.32] Land of the people. +[2326.32 --> 2326.38] Land of the people. +[2326.38 --> 2326.44] Land of the people. +[2326.44 --> 2326.50] Land of the people. +[2326.50 --> 2326.54] Land of the people. +[2326.54 --> 2326.60] Land of the people. +[2326.60 --> 2326.66] Land of the people. +[2326.66 --> 2327.66] Land of the people. +[2327.66 --> 2328.66] Land of the people. +[2328.66 --> 2329.10] Land of the people. +[2329.10 --> 2331.96] Now if you buy out a Samsung phone it's obviously more expensive. +[2332.66 --> 2334.78] No one should pay for a Samsung phone to get a Nexus phone. +[2335.20 --> 2337.98] But when you get a plan like I do all the time. +[2338.10 --> 2338.30] Yeah. +[2338.30 --> 2340.04] Because I don't buy out my phones because I'm not that balling. +[2340.22 --> 2341.76] We've talked about it on the show before. +[2342.12 --> 2344.72] It really depends what's happening. +[2344.90 --> 2348.24] Because if you're jumping on a contract that completely breaks the game. +[2348.32 --> 2350.40] If you're buying out, of course. +[2350.74 --> 2352.30] I don't see anyone buying anything. +[2352.30 --> 2352.34] Two totally separate. +[2352.66 --> 2353.10] Yeah. +[2353.10 --> 2356.64] I don't see anyone buying anything outside of like Nexus, OnePlus, and me. +[2356.64 --> 2358.18] Maybe a Motor Maker phone. +[2358.64 --> 2358.82] Yeah. +[2358.82 --> 2359.48] So like a Moto X. +[2359.80 --> 2361.28] That's pretty much. +[2361.52 --> 2362.20] Maybe I'm wrong. +[2362.26 --> 2363.18] Maybe there's something else in there. +[2363.22 --> 2364.06] I might be missing something. +[2364.40 --> 2366.92] I don't know anyone who buys out a Samsung device. +[2367.26 --> 2367.46] Yeah. +[2367.54 --> 2368.92] It's the way I have mine. +[2369.00 --> 2371.10] The way my mom and dad have theirs. +[2371.18 --> 2374.12] The way my buddies had theirs when they were grabbing S3s. +[2374.18 --> 2375.26] People are kind of splitting off now. +[2375.34 --> 2376.22] We had a big S3 rod. +[2376.22 --> 2376.40] Yeah. +[2376.40 --> 2376.68] Yeah. +[2376.68 --> 2376.72] Yeah. +[2376.84 --> 2376.90] Yeah. +[2376.90 --> 2378.38] In our group of friends when it came out. +[2378.48 --> 2378.64] Huge. +[2378.64 --> 2379.72] But yeah. +[2379.82 --> 2381.04] Everyone seemed to grab one up. +[2381.14 --> 2382.18] But they're all through contract. +[2382.58 --> 2382.70] Yeah. +[2382.82 --> 2384.22] And the contracts don't really change. +[2384.72 --> 2385.50] Maybe minorly. +[2385.62 --> 2385.68] A lot of times. +[2385.68 --> 2387.98] Maybe $50 or nothing. +[2388.18 --> 2390.00] And that's on your startup for your three years. +[2390.34 --> 2390.54] Yeah. +[2390.62 --> 2391.26] So it kind of. +[2391.34 --> 2391.86] It's all different. +[2392.06 --> 2392.56] But yeah. +[2393.16 --> 2394.88] And I don't think I can knock a move anyways. +[2395.08 --> 2395.78] So moving on. +[2398.38 --> 2398.96] You know what? +[2398.98 --> 2400.56] Just slow down the entire internet. +[2400.98 --> 2402.20] Actually let's just kill it. +[2402.28 --> 2403.36] It's the best option for them all. +[2403.60 --> 2404.40] I would prefer not. +[2404.56 --> 2405.26] I like my job. +[2406.08 --> 2406.24] Yeah. +[2406.24 --> 2406.88] I like the internet. +[2407.34 --> 2410.80] Here's the comment from Corey Barnwell. +[2411.10 --> 2411.42] There we go. +[2411.42 --> 2412.50] I believe you read earlier. +[2412.50 --> 2414.32] My phone gets better speed than broadband. +[2414.48 --> 2414.90] That's just. +[2415.26 --> 2415.96] Like come on guys. +[2417.20 --> 2420.08] For most people 4 megabits per second is fine. +[2420.22 --> 2421.42] Average Joe doesn't care about HD. +[2421.42 --> 2422.58] But improvements is always better. +[2422.68 --> 2423.30] Especially for the future. +[2423.44 --> 2424.96] I don't actually necessarily agree with you. +[2425.16 --> 2426.04] By the way you're awesome. +[2426.12 --> 2426.78] I met you at PAX. +[2426.82 --> 2427.78] And that was actually really cool. +[2428.24 --> 2428.54] But. +[2429.14 --> 2431.38] Average Joe is now watching Netflix. +[2432.20 --> 2433.80] And average Joe watching Netflix. +[2434.02 --> 2434.88] Is going to tell. +[2435.24 --> 2436.24] When his screen goes. +[2436.56 --> 2437.96] And looks more pixely. +[2438.16 --> 2439.90] Because Netflix jumps down a section. +[2439.90 --> 2442.02] Because his internet takes a tiny dip. +[2442.18 --> 2444.46] And he has crappy 4 megabits per second. +[2444.80 --> 2446.78] And probably isn't on high def anyways. +[2447.28 --> 2449.72] And I know a lot of average Joe. +[2449.92 --> 2451.08] That are going to be watching Netflix. +[2451.08 --> 2451.74] On their TV. +[2452.00 --> 2453.26] Are really into the fact. +[2453.34 --> 2455.14] That they have a nice 1080p TV. +[2455.28 --> 2455.62] Exactly. +[2455.84 --> 2457.14] And they're going to notice. +[2457.24 --> 2458.72] When their Netflix content. +[2458.86 --> 2461.06] Looks way crappier than their other content. +[2461.26 --> 2462.68] And they're going to want something more. +[2462.82 --> 2465.20] So I don't actually agree with you. +[2465.28 --> 2465.94] In this stance. +[2466.62 --> 2466.98] Because. +[2467.22 --> 2468.68] Because of average Joe. +[2468.76 --> 2470.04] Watching so much Netflix now. +[2470.52 --> 2471.78] If you go back a couple years. +[2472.04 --> 2473.00] I can see where he's going. +[2473.28 --> 2473.56] Yes definitely. +[2473.56 --> 2474.74] I can see the idea behind. +[2474.74 --> 2477.22] But especially now with phones. +[2477.22 --> 2477.50] Like. +[2478.00 --> 2478.12] You know. +[2478.20 --> 2479.50] You see all these average Joe guys. +[2479.58 --> 2479.96] And I know. +[2480.12 --> 2481.38] When I work with a lot of truckers. +[2481.44 --> 2483.10] Who are just totally not in tech at all. +[2483.36 --> 2485.14] Their phones are getting bigger and crazier. +[2485.32 --> 2485.98] And they like them. +[2486.44 --> 2486.80] You know what I mean. +[2486.84 --> 2487.12] Like when. +[2487.34 --> 2489.34] My dad just picked up an S4. +[2489.46 --> 2490.10] Got it real cheap. +[2490.22 --> 2490.38] Yeah. +[2490.38 --> 2490.82] That. +[2490.92 --> 2492.72] He did not care about his phone. +[2492.82 --> 2493.30] He was telling me. +[2493.30 --> 2494.46] He wasn't going to go through with the deal. +[2494.54 --> 2494.92] If it wasn't. +[2495.24 --> 2495.40] You know. +[2495.42 --> 2496.20] If it was too expensive. +[2497.10 --> 2497.92] He won't put it down. +[2498.18 --> 2498.34] Yeah. +[2498.34 --> 2499.66] He will not get off the phone. +[2499.86 --> 2500.42] Candy crush. +[2500.44 --> 2501.14] Candy crush. +[2501.98 --> 2502.78] That's not the only game. +[2502.80 --> 2504.08] But he's playing a bunch of different games. +[2504.12 --> 2504.82] And he's always like. +[2504.82 --> 2505.78] He's talking to it. +[2505.82 --> 2505.96] You know. +[2505.96 --> 2506.90] Using Google Now. +[2507.34 --> 2507.62] He's. +[2507.68 --> 2509.26] I just bought him a Chromecast yesterday. +[2509.30 --> 2509.68] You know what I mean. +[2509.70 --> 2510.38] He's using the Chromecast. +[2510.38 --> 2511.24] I'm sure he'll love that. +[2511.32 --> 2512.28] Like he's all over it. +[2512.62 --> 2512.94] And. +[2513.34 --> 2514.56] I think more and more people. +[2514.78 --> 2516.14] With the technology sitting in their hand. +[2516.60 --> 2516.72] You know. +[2516.76 --> 2516.90] Like. +[2516.90 --> 2519.54] Mom got a background that when you swipe it changes. +[2520.28 --> 2521.64] Blew her mind. +[2521.94 --> 2522.30] Right. +[2522.44 --> 2523.06] Which is cool. +[2523.14 --> 2523.78] Like she's happy. +[2523.82 --> 2524.16] I'm happy. +[2524.22 --> 2524.38] Right. +[2524.42 --> 2525.06] Everybody's happy. +[2525.58 --> 2527.34] But I think the average Joe. +[2527.64 --> 2529.00] Because of phones especially. +[2529.20 --> 2530.06] And because of Netflix. +[2530.28 --> 2530.80] Like two things. +[2531.08 --> 2532.00] Basically television. +[2532.30 --> 2533.28] And the phone in their hands. +[2533.72 --> 2534.46] Is becoming. +[2535.42 --> 2535.86] Bigger. +[2536.12 --> 2536.68] Stronger. +[2537.08 --> 2537.48] Devices. +[2537.48 --> 2538.34] Which consume more. +[2538.44 --> 2538.80] Inherently. +[2539.82 --> 2541.58] I think the average Joe is starting to talk about it. +[2541.84 --> 2543.18] We turn this blitz into a. +[2543.34 --> 2545.06] Into a really long discussion. +[2545.26 --> 2545.38] Yeah. +[2545.50 --> 2545.60] Yeah. +[2545.78 --> 2546.06] But. +[2546.06 --> 2548.98] We drove down and camped out for the long battle. +[2549.22 --> 2549.50] We did. +[2549.80 --> 2550.66] But yeah. +[2550.78 --> 2550.94] No. +[2551.08 --> 2551.30] It's. +[2551.52 --> 2551.68] The. +[2551.84 --> 2553.86] The average Joe is starting to consume more. +[2553.92 --> 2554.64] And I think that. +[2554.94 --> 2557.16] Ties back into a comment that was said by someone else. +[2557.22 --> 2557.92] And by me. +[2558.02 --> 2558.34] Earlier. +[2558.82 --> 2559.68] Which is where. +[2559.94 --> 2561.42] It's a fluid definition that's changing. +[2561.66 --> 2561.76] Yeah. +[2561.76 --> 2563.22] Because what the average Joe is doing. +[2563.52 --> 2564.62] Is fluid and changing. +[2565.78 --> 2566.14] Uh. +[2566.32 --> 2567.10] Dun dun dun dun dun. +[2569.14 --> 2570.28] I'm gonna go. +[2571.76 --> 2572.20] Uh. +[2572.28 --> 2573.00] You could go to the top again. +[2573.00 --> 2574.96] I don't know how to pronounce this name. +[2574.96 --> 2576.40] That's why I was kind of hovering above it. +[2577.12 --> 2577.58] Oh man. +[2577.58 --> 2578.44] It's super cool. +[2578.64 --> 2580.00] But I don't know how to say that O. +[2580.94 --> 2581.90] I'm gonna say Surin. +[2582.50 --> 2582.90] Surin. +[2583.22 --> 2583.62] Surin. +[2584.12 --> 2584.20] D. +[2584.28 --> 2584.52] It's. +[2585.36 --> 2585.40] Fug. +[2585.40 --> 2585.88] Fugoslawin. +[2586.26 --> 2586.66] Fugoslawin. +[2587.20 --> 2587.36] He. +[2587.50 --> 2587.78] Yeah. +[2588.04 --> 2590.06] Too bad we can't get a sound clip of him saying it. +[2590.06 --> 2590.34] Yeah. +[2590.56 --> 2591.06] I have no. +[2591.22 --> 2593.42] Sorry if I just butchered the crap out of your name. +[2593.74 --> 2593.98] He says. +[2594.06 --> 2596.18] And that's why we don't like AT&T as a sponsor for the show. +[2596.54 --> 2598.52] Please jump on the forum. +[2598.74 --> 2601.50] I think you'll be able to find the post specifically through Linus's Twitter. +[2602.08 --> 2604.94] And he has a post talking about the sponsorship thing. +[2605.08 --> 2605.86] Way in there. +[2606.54 --> 2607.02] Um. +[2607.02 --> 2609.52] Because Linus will be reading everything in that topic. +[2609.92 --> 2611.68] And we'll see where to go from there. +[2612.12 --> 2612.98] Other than that. +[2613.20 --> 2614.42] That's about all I have to say. +[2614.96 --> 2617.56] Going up very slowly in the comments. +[2618.36 --> 2618.68] Uh. +[2619.04 --> 2619.96] Way more notifications. +[2620.12 --> 2620.38] No. +[2620.48 --> 2621.80] I shifted to the side. +[2622.40 --> 2622.54] Here. +[2622.58 --> 2623.56] I'll move my laptop. +[2623.72 --> 2623.92] There you go. +[2624.00 --> 2624.24] We're good. +[2624.24 --> 2624.76] We're good. +[2624.76 --> 2625.76] Uh. +[2626.24 --> 2627.70] I got 100 megabit down. +[2628.14 --> 2629.44] And 5 megabit up. +[2629.58 --> 2631.52] I think ISPs should really only stop. +[2633.30 --> 2634.98] Should really stop. +[2635.08 --> 2635.78] Only make. +[2636.28 --> 2637.94] Asynchron internet connection available. +[2639.92 --> 2640.44] What? +[2642.58 --> 2645.22] Just scribble down to the next one. +[2646.04 --> 2650.30] I get way faster on my 4G than pile of crap 4 megabit per second. +[2650.42 --> 2651.42] That's actually pretty beast. +[2652.04 --> 2653.28] Now I got a question for you. +[2653.28 --> 2655.48] And something that I hope some of our viewers are wondering about. +[2655.56 --> 2656.44] Because I've always wondered this. +[2656.50 --> 2657.22] Because I've never done it. +[2657.44 --> 2659.66] Have you ever uploaded from your LTE phone? +[2660.24 --> 2661.12] We did. +[2662.04 --> 2663.88] I don't remember what the results were. +[2664.08 --> 2666.48] Because the stats it gives you are insane. +[2666.68 --> 2668.90] And I just want to see if the stats actually measure up to real. +[2669.28 --> 2670.34] Real life experience. +[2670.60 --> 2670.74] But. +[2671.04 --> 2672.22] I guess that's one for another time. +[2672.48 --> 2672.54] But. +[2672.74 --> 2672.76] Right. +[2673.42 --> 2673.72] It's. +[2675.08 --> 2675.92] I hear you. +[2676.16 --> 2676.52] Again. +[2676.64 --> 2676.86] Those are. +[2677.30 --> 2678.30] That'll be megabit. +[2678.66 --> 2680.56] And a lot of times when you're doing file transfers. +[2680.56 --> 2682.80] The file transfer is red in megabyte. +[2683.28 --> 2683.42] Right. +[2683.62 --> 2683.74] Yeah. +[2683.78 --> 2685.32] So it doesn't feel like you're getting the same. +[2685.40 --> 2686.42] And you feel like you're getting chipped out. +[2686.52 --> 2689.02] Because there's that like 8x ratio between them. +[2689.42 --> 2691.56] Because of like a bit being a single. +[2691.70 --> 2693.90] I still pronounce it wrong. +[2694.12 --> 2694.98] And mess them up. +[2695.12 --> 2695.26] I still. +[2695.26 --> 2696.44] I really got to tighten that down. +[2696.44 --> 2697.58] I noticed it in the. +[2697.76 --> 2699.06] It's a pet peeve for me. +[2699.12 --> 2700.68] Just because I've taken so many networking courses. +[2701.08 --> 2702.76] But I noticed it in the intro. +[2703.24 --> 2703.36] I think. +[2703.40 --> 2704.06] Oh did I do the right. +[2704.14 --> 2704.62] You said bite. +[2704.78 --> 2705.00] I did. +[2705.00 --> 2705.62] I did. +[2705.98 --> 2706.76] Not a big deal. +[2707.86 --> 2708.22] Pokeplun. +[2709.40 --> 2709.78] Says. +[2709.90 --> 2711.72] I don't know what you get there in Vancouver. +[2711.86 --> 2712.58] But here in Edmonton. +[2712.66 --> 2713.48] 4 megabit per second. +[2713.76 --> 2715.24] Is considered value. +[2715.88 --> 2716.24] And. +[2717.10 --> 2717.78] I hear you. +[2717.88 --> 2719.94] The internet connections out here aren't fantastic either. +[2720.06 --> 2721.32] We have to pay a pretty hefty amount. +[2721.44 --> 2722.40] To get above that. +[2722.64 --> 2725.20] But that doesn't mean that the definition should necessarily change. +[2725.20 --> 2726.94] Just because the internet in Canada. +[2727.56 --> 2728.94] And places like Australia. +[2729.20 --> 2731.26] I always have to call you guys out whenever we talk about internet. +[2731.38 --> 2732.64] Because it's horrible over there. +[2732.66 --> 2735.10] The next comment is actually perfectly about Australia. +[2735.18 --> 2735.52] Is it? +[2735.60 --> 2735.92] There we go. +[2735.96 --> 2736.28] I'm next. +[2736.52 --> 2737.32] I'm going to move down. +[2737.82 --> 2738.50] Not to leave you. +[2738.52 --> 2740.14] But keep talking about the previous one. +[2741.82 --> 2743.82] Just because we are lagging behind. +[2744.34 --> 2746.74] Doesn't mean that the definition shouldn't change. +[2746.74 --> 2749.46] What people are trying to do in our areas. +[2749.82 --> 2751.52] Is still increasing at the same rate. +[2751.78 --> 2754.76] We are getting these options that are available around the world. +[2755.74 --> 2756.72] That's not necessarily true. +[2757.06 --> 2757.98] I was just going to say Netflix. +[2757.98 --> 2759.54] Netflix isn't actually available everywhere. +[2760.04 --> 2760.32] No. +[2760.56 --> 2761.16] I don't think so. +[2761.54 --> 2762.52] That is available around the world. +[2762.66 --> 2764.54] With certain things like VPNs. +[2764.54 --> 2765.86] Which apparently makes you a pirate. +[2766.04 --> 2767.34] Despite paying for the service. +[2767.48 --> 2768.12] But whatever. +[2770.56 --> 2774.56] And the definition shouldn't be held back by us. +[2774.56 --> 2776.90] Just because our ISPs are jerks. +[2777.26 --> 2779.72] And push people like Verizon out of the country. +[2780.40 --> 2783.46] When while I might not necessarily be a huge fan of Verizon. +[2783.88 --> 2784.36] Competition. +[2784.46 --> 2786.08] Competition would have helped. +[2786.08 --> 2788.92] And I was stoked for them coming in. +[2789.06 --> 2790.68] Not because I would have switched to their service. +[2790.96 --> 2796.42] But because hopefully our services would have either improved in their deployment. +[2796.60 --> 2798.26] So I would have been able to get a faster internet connection. +[2798.52 --> 2799.90] Or would have gone down in price. +[2799.98 --> 2802.40] I was hoping for honestly either one of those. +[2802.40 --> 2805.00] Is this scary? +[2805.54 --> 2807.30] America's making Australian internet look good? +[2807.46 --> 2809.12] I don't know if it's at that point yet. +[2809.56 --> 2810.14] I don't know. +[2810.42 --> 2813.34] Because their internet connections are still much faster in most places. +[2814.06 --> 2815.68] They're just not changing the definition. +[2816.84 --> 2818.72] Australian internet is pretty bad man. +[2818.72 --> 2821.66] I know you're probably trying to like give yourself a plus one. +[2821.78 --> 2822.66] But it's pretty bad. +[2825.98 --> 2831.52] A lot of people are just talking about using a VPN as not a solution for bad ISP problems. +[2831.70 --> 2832.84] It may avoid ISP filtering. +[2832.98 --> 2834.62] But it doesn't solve the underlying problem. +[2834.88 --> 2836.14] I completely agree with you. +[2836.34 --> 2837.40] That's not what I was trying to say. +[2837.56 --> 2839.80] I was just trying to say VPNing so you could get Netflix. +[2840.02 --> 2841.06] Which is getting out of filtering. +[2841.06 --> 2844.60] Or allowing yourself to actually buy the service. +[2845.14 --> 2847.28] Or allowing yourself to get the American one. +[2847.42 --> 2849.22] Which usually has way more stuff on it. +[2849.56 --> 2851.06] I wasn't trying to say that you like... +[2851.88 --> 2852.28] Yeah. +[2852.52 --> 2853.92] That's not what I was trying to say. +[2854.14 --> 2855.60] I think we're done with Twitter Blitz for now. +[2856.48 --> 2857.06] That was... +[2857.72 --> 2859.30] Like you said, we carved some trenches. +[2859.60 --> 2859.88] We did. +[2860.26 --> 2861.26] We dug deep. +[2861.50 --> 2862.54] We built fortresses. +[2862.58 --> 2863.38] We didn't really blitz. +[2863.90 --> 2866.04] We built a defensive line. +[2866.24 --> 2867.12] One or two we blitzed. +[2867.12 --> 2867.42] We went forward. +[2867.72 --> 2868.98] One we specifically blitzed. +[2868.98 --> 2869.28] Yes. +[2869.46 --> 2869.64] Yeah. +[2869.64 --> 2869.94] Yeah. +[2871.06 --> 2872.22] But anyways. +[2872.62 --> 2873.42] Moving on. +[2873.56 --> 2876.48] I had forgotten that we had said we were going to do that Twitter Blitz. +[2876.58 --> 2878.92] I'm going to jump down and do sponsor spots now. +[2879.04 --> 2881.44] Because our sponsors are awesome this week. +[2882.36 --> 2883.62] And lynda.com. +[2884.12 --> 2886.24] So if you go to lynda.com slash WAN show. +[2886.34 --> 2887.28] You get a free 7 day trial. +[2887.38 --> 2889.56] I believe it was $25 a month if you want to jump on it. +[2889.88 --> 2891.66] I know one of our editors, Taryn. +[2891.78 --> 2893.62] Who is unfortunately out right now. +[2893.70 --> 2898.34] Because lynda.com couldn't teach them how to not have tendinitis. +[2898.64 --> 2900.12] Because they don't even try. +[2900.12 --> 2901.84] That makes no sense at all. +[2902.08 --> 2904.44] But it could teach them how to be a better editor. +[2904.60 --> 2906.98] So he's been learning premiere tricks on there for a long time. +[2907.46 --> 2910.38] And you can actually see that in a lot of our Fastest Possible episodes. +[2910.64 --> 2912.06] Because he's done a lot of the editing for that. +[2912.44 --> 2913.52] And they're really cool. +[2913.64 --> 2914.28] Can I just jump in again? +[2914.48 --> 2914.64] Yes. +[2914.64 --> 2916.28] I was complimenting you guys on the forum. +[2916.80 --> 2917.74] I like it when you jump in. +[2917.78 --> 2918.86] Because you just make us look cool. +[2919.06 --> 2920.48] Fastest Possible is fantastic. +[2920.80 --> 2921.22] I know. +[2921.22 --> 2922.14] I love that stuff. +[2922.14 --> 2922.24] It's great. +[2922.60 --> 2923.22] This is not. +[2923.42 --> 2926.12] IT isn't unfortunately my full time job. +[2926.20 --> 2927.64] I don't get to delve into it constantly. +[2928.26 --> 2929.82] It's an excellent channel. +[2929.90 --> 2930.90] I've learned a bunch. +[2931.30 --> 2931.44] Yeah. +[2931.50 --> 2931.94] Part time job. +[2932.30 --> 2934.64] But I've learned a bunch from that channel. +[2934.74 --> 2936.26] If you're unfamiliar with that channel, check it out. +[2936.66 --> 2938.14] It's exactly as they say it is. +[2938.20 --> 2938.98] It's very quick. +[2939.08 --> 2939.84] It's very efficient. +[2939.98 --> 2940.74] They get to the topic. +[2941.16 --> 2942.30] Sometimes it's a little funny. +[2942.62 --> 2943.74] Like you get a little laugh in there. +[2943.80 --> 2945.18] You get a bunch of information and you're done. +[2945.44 --> 2945.58] Yeah. +[2945.62 --> 2946.52] It's beautiful. +[2946.68 --> 2946.86] Sorry. +[2947.00 --> 2947.12] Continue. +[2947.12 --> 2948.78] We're constantly hunting for more definitions. +[2948.94 --> 2950.00] The way I like describing it. +[2950.10 --> 2951.42] We're off the lynda.com thing. +[2951.50 --> 2954.38] But the way I like describing it is if... +[2954.38 --> 2955.96] This is how I describe it to non-techies. +[2956.12 --> 2959.46] Because I'm trying to like make them understand what the point of the channel is. +[2959.54 --> 2961.14] Because there's stuff on there for techies too. +[2961.20 --> 2962.52] Because there's some pretty high end terms. +[2962.52 --> 2966.12] But there's also like very simple things as well. +[2966.46 --> 2971.22] So how I try to describe it is if you walk into a store and you're reading a label and you don't understand one of the terms on the label. +[2971.22 --> 2976.50] You should be able to go to TechWiki, type in that term and there should be a fastest possible episode on it. +[2976.68 --> 2977.44] It's a great way to describe it. +[2977.44 --> 2980.50] And if there isn't yet, suggest it to us and we'll try to get one done. +[2981.28 --> 2984.98] Anyways, lynda.com can teach you a whole whack ton of stuff. +[2985.92 --> 2989.44] I think they have over like thousands of courses and they add new ones all the time. +[2989.52 --> 2990.18] So it's great. +[2990.94 --> 2992.40] And I especially suggest it. +[2992.42 --> 2994.26] I do this every single time I talk about lynda.com. +[2994.26 --> 2999.42] But I especially suggest it for people that are say in high school and want to, even if you're not. +[2999.54 --> 3001.84] But say this is my use case specifically. +[3002.06 --> 3005.86] If you're in high school and you're into programming and you want to go to post-secondary for programming. +[3006.00 --> 3013.52] You can get a huge, massive, very like noticeable leg up on people by jumping on lynda.com. +[3013.58 --> 3018.08] And learning things like Java and Python and your more introductory languages. +[3018.08 --> 3024.66] Because you'll probably be learning that for, if not your first term, your first two terms. +[3024.98 --> 3028.42] A lot of different places, they start you off with Java and stuff. +[3028.76 --> 3032.42] So if you can learn the fundamentals before you go to school to learn the fundamentals. +[3032.98 --> 3036.54] You'll get really good grades in those classes and be rolling more easily. +[3036.72 --> 3039.78] And then when they hit you with new stuff, it'll be easier for you to transition. +[3039.94 --> 3042.40] Because you'll hopefully be still carrying along with lynda.com. +[3042.58 --> 3043.66] It'll be just less stressful. +[3044.60 --> 3045.80] That's exactly my point. +[3045.80 --> 3049.88] And you can manage, you can deal with other stuff which could be stressful. +[3050.08 --> 3054.44] Like living in a new area and not having your friends there and having to figure out how to buy food. +[3054.92 --> 3057.44] And dealing with having no money and other stuff. +[3057.44 --> 3058.46] You can have a lot of stuff to deal with. +[3058.54 --> 3059.66] I think we both went through it. +[3059.80 --> 3059.94] Yeah. +[3060.08 --> 3061.72] Kind of different experiences but kind of the same. +[3062.32 --> 3063.92] And again, he wasn't joking. +[3064.00 --> 3064.84] They're going to hit you with Java. +[3065.08 --> 3067.18] If you were going down this path, they're going to hit you with Java. +[3067.18 --> 3069.38] Not every school hits you with Java immediately. +[3069.78 --> 3072.58] But I can pretty much guarantee you that you'll be learning Java at some point. +[3072.62 --> 3073.30] Try and escape it. +[3073.54 --> 3074.20] There's your challenge. +[3074.20 --> 3074.42] Yeah. +[3074.42 --> 3076.70] Display what I may think of Java. +[3076.98 --> 3078.48] Not a huge fan personally. +[3079.56 --> 3081.16] You'll learn it at some point. +[3081.44 --> 3084.44] The next sponsor is kind of a show actually. +[3084.56 --> 3085.32] It's Mod 24. +[3085.68 --> 3088.18] It's happening on September 18th at 6pm. +[3088.76 --> 3092.14] Linus and I have to somehow figure out how to survive for 20 hours on stream. +[3092.58 --> 3095.78] I was going to add that Nick was going over the schedule. +[3096.14 --> 3099.96] And I was kind of listening while I was prepping for the show we're doing here. +[3099.96 --> 3104.44] I know you're pretty tough. +[3104.52 --> 3105.40] I know you're pretty tough. +[3105.64 --> 3105.94] You know. +[3106.42 --> 3107.38] And someone was asking. +[3107.48 --> 3108.20] I am the older brother. +[3108.30 --> 3109.62] I brought you up a little tough I think. +[3109.82 --> 3109.92] Yeah. +[3110.32 --> 3111.20] Good luck. +[3112.88 --> 3113.98] It's going to be rough. +[3114.16 --> 3115.22] You were in for it. +[3115.90 --> 3116.22] Yeah. +[3116.22 --> 3120.10] My intro thing was if we don't die it'll be an interesting stream. +[3120.22 --> 3121.90] And if we do die it'll be a fantastic stream. +[3121.90 --> 3125.96] I thought that you know they're assuming there's much more exaggeration than what is actually +[3125.96 --> 3126.38] going on. +[3126.44 --> 3127.40] Your guys' schedule is nuts. +[3127.52 --> 3129.40] We're going to be working a full day the day before. +[3129.96 --> 3133.06] And then we're going to have to plan and pack and everything that night. +[3133.30 --> 3135.88] And then take off at a pretty early flight. +[3136.44 --> 3136.76] Land. +[3137.22 --> 3140.64] Have two or three hours before we have to be at meetings for the pre-show. +[3141.02 --> 3142.94] Then stream for 24 hours. +[3143.72 --> 3147.14] And then do the WAN show right afterwards. +[3147.14 --> 3152.88] So we're going to get like six, seven hours of sleep. +[3153.12 --> 3156.48] And then be awake for like 40 hours. +[3156.80 --> 3156.98] Yeah. +[3157.18 --> 3160.60] And be on camera for like almost the whole duration. +[3160.74 --> 3160.86] No. +[3160.96 --> 3163.60] It'll be probably 25 and a half hours on camera. +[3163.82 --> 3163.98] Yeah. +[3165.78 --> 3166.26] Cool. +[3168.06 --> 3169.58] Don't know how we're going to survive that. +[3169.64 --> 3172.28] I know we have a few plans that we're bouncing back and forth. +[3172.42 --> 3174.30] Like kind of shift work kind of thing. +[3174.30 --> 3177.60] One thing I really want to do, which I don't know if we're going to be able to get working, +[3178.06 --> 3181.78] is if you've watched the old Iron Chef, not the American Iron Chef. +[3181.90 --> 3184.94] I don't remember where it was actually technically from, but the old Iron Chef. +[3185.72 --> 3189.48] When the guy goes out amongst the cooks, he's like, squeeze on. +[3190.50 --> 3191.28] This is happening. +[3191.34 --> 3191.74] It's super cool. +[3191.96 --> 3192.92] I want to be that guy. +[3193.02 --> 3194.64] I want to be out amongst the builders. +[3195.74 --> 3196.44] Squeeze on. +[3196.60 --> 3196.92] Or sorry. +[3197.04 --> 3197.46] Linus. +[3198.66 --> 3200.98] This cool guy is cooking up an amazing computer. +[3201.60 --> 3202.18] I don't know. +[3202.22 --> 3202.90] I think that could be awesome. +[3202.90 --> 3204.64] So tune in. +[3204.78 --> 3205.48] 6 p.m. +[3205.58 --> 3206.40] September 18th. +[3206.40 --> 3210.84] Watch Linus and I die while a whole bunch of modders try to actually make really cool systems. +[3211.24 --> 3212.10] There's three teams. +[3212.18 --> 3213.10] There will be one champion. +[3213.44 --> 3214.60] Come watch to figure out who it will be. +[3215.16 --> 3215.78] Come check it out. +[3215.82 --> 3218.20] I'll be watching it on my second monitor there. +[3218.28 --> 3218.80] I'll be in chat. +[3219.16 --> 3225.54] I'm going to try and pay attention to the chat as much as I possibly can and see if someone can make it through the entire time. +[3225.88 --> 3226.22] Oh, wow. +[3227.02 --> 3228.16] Yeah, that's the one name. +[3228.30 --> 3230.04] And I'm going to track you too. +[3230.16 --> 3231.86] I want you to show up to WAN Show as well. +[3231.86 --> 3232.34] Oh. +[3232.52 --> 3232.74] Oh. +[3233.40 --> 3235.10] So 25 and a half hours. +[3235.20 --> 3237.08] I want to see if anyone can make it because I don't know. +[3237.22 --> 3237.96] It's going to be pretty intense. +[3238.60 --> 3239.56] We will see. +[3239.94 --> 3244.60] And that's it for sponsor segment-y stuff and types and things. +[3244.82 --> 3245.60] I feel like Phil DeMarco. +[3246.60 --> 3246.88] Oh. +[3247.28 --> 3248.04] Types and things. +[3248.10 --> 3248.66] Types and things. +[3248.78 --> 3248.90] Yeah. +[3249.32 --> 3250.76] Destiny makes two... +[3250.76 --> 3252.42] I almost just said $250 million. +[3252.76 --> 3253.18] All the money. +[3253.20 --> 3254.78] The real number sounded too ridiculous. +[3255.32 --> 3259.58] Destiny makes $500 million in the first 24 hours of sales. +[3259.58 --> 3260.06] Wow. +[3260.06 --> 3261.48] Which is insane. +[3261.62 --> 3263.98] It is the biggest new IP launch in gaming history. +[3264.20 --> 3270.08] The previous record was held by Watch Dogs, although the totals are not readily available. +[3270.32 --> 3276.90] Probably because after their immediate launch, the sales went like that because it was not what it was said to be. +[3276.90 --> 3280.38] And I know the PC guys at least were totally not stoked. +[3280.60 --> 3285.30] And I know the console guys were like, eh, it's not really as cool as you said it was going to be. +[3285.48 --> 3285.80] Said? +[3287.20 --> 3287.76] That works. +[3287.76 --> 3288.94] That's a pretty interesting word. +[3289.06 --> 3289.26] Yeah. +[3289.60 --> 3290.26] Everyone got it. +[3290.50 --> 3291.80] Said it was going to be. +[3291.80 --> 3303.78] It is the highest selling one day digital console release in history, which that's not nearly as surprising because as time goes on, we're doing a lot more digital stuff. +[3305.16 --> 3307.78] Now, with all that said, are you excited for the PC version? +[3308.84 --> 3309.34] If... +[3309.34 --> 3309.84] If... +[3309.84 --> 3311.56] I said that wrong. +[3311.66 --> 3312.72] If there is a PC version. +[3312.86 --> 3313.26] Yeah. +[3313.48 --> 3316.20] If that world exists. +[3316.20 --> 3318.54] As far as I know, it's kind of a no at this point. +[3319.00 --> 3322.54] But at the same time, as far as I know, they haven't actually said no. +[3323.74 --> 3328.72] Which, as far as we've seen lately, is actually pretty indicative that it will happen. +[3329.40 --> 3330.50] Just months later. +[3330.58 --> 3331.08] Yeah, exactly. +[3331.16 --> 3332.62] Probably after the holiday season. +[3332.74 --> 3333.20] Yeah, exactly. +[3333.82 --> 3338.30] When no one has any money left in January, I think, 27th GTA V. +[3339.86 --> 3341.72] It'll come out at the worst possible time. +[3342.80 --> 3343.64] I'm pretty stoked. +[3343.76 --> 3344.84] It looks cool, to be honest. +[3344.84 --> 3345.60] I just... +[3345.60 --> 3347.14] It doesn't look by a console cool? +[3348.02 --> 3348.34] No. +[3348.84 --> 3351.10] I haven't seen anything that looks by a console cool. +[3351.12 --> 3351.68] Don't know if that's possible. +[3352.02 --> 3352.26] Yeah. +[3352.96 --> 3353.24] Yeah. +[3353.98 --> 3355.54] Well, by a next-gen console cool. +[3355.62 --> 3358.38] I know many things that are by a console cool because they're on Wii U. +[3358.42 --> 3359.50] I was just going to say Wii U. +[3360.92 --> 3362.12] Wii U's pretty awesome. +[3362.46 --> 3366.74] And I still think it has more high-def games than next-gen. +[3366.82 --> 3367.88] I wonder how long that'll last. +[3368.08 --> 3368.74] That's pretty great. +[3368.92 --> 3369.48] Hopefully forever. +[3370.74 --> 3371.14] Yeah. +[3371.58 --> 3373.50] With the new, like, Smash Bros coming out and stuff, +[3373.50 --> 3375.10] and this new DLC for Mario Kart, +[3375.22 --> 3376.48] I'm pretty stoked on Wii U lately. +[3376.90 --> 3377.22] I don't know. +[3377.46 --> 3379.38] It's interesting that they made a whole butt-ton of money, +[3379.50 --> 3381.72] but I don't really care that much because it's not on PC. +[3381.90 --> 3382.46] At least yet. +[3383.56 --> 3385.62] Are you interested for it coming to PC? +[3386.18 --> 3387.18] Is that a game you can do? +[3387.18 --> 3390.78] And I think it's completely because of all the history with Halo. +[3391.16 --> 3391.40] Yeah. +[3391.52 --> 3395.66] Like, I fell off kind of at three, but one and two were huge. +[3395.98 --> 3399.74] Like, two, that was when I was going to a fairly small school in the States, +[3400.20 --> 3402.98] and the school was very tech-focused, +[3403.38 --> 3405.50] and so we all had LAN connections in our room, +[3405.56 --> 3407.46] which was kind of a bigger deal because it was 2006. +[3407.82 --> 3408.00] Yeah. +[3408.00 --> 3409.68] And we all plugged in. +[3409.78 --> 3411.04] A lot of guys had Xboxes, +[3411.08 --> 3412.48] and we would play Halo against each other, +[3412.54 --> 3413.86] and it land incredibly well. +[3414.22 --> 3415.32] It worked incredibly well, +[3415.46 --> 3416.62] and we had tons of games. +[3416.64 --> 3417.76] Halo Lands are legit. +[3418.10 --> 3418.92] Halo Lands are legit. +[3418.98 --> 3419.76] Halo 2 was huge. +[3420.06 --> 3421.32] You know, when we'd be in our dorm rooms, +[3421.40 --> 3422.36] and, you know, you'd kill somebody, +[3422.42 --> 3423.84] and then you'd hear them running down the hall, +[3424.08 --> 3425.30] and they'd hit you with something. +[3425.60 --> 3428.26] You know, like, nothing ever, like, you know, a pillow or something. +[3428.36 --> 3428.68] You know what I mean? +[3428.82 --> 3429.88] Or they'd yell at you, +[3430.04 --> 3432.00] and then they'd run back to their room, +[3432.06 --> 3433.52] and maybe you could kill them before they got there. +[3433.52 --> 3437.52] You know, but there was just a lot of good, warm, fuzzy feelings, +[3438.24 --> 3439.84] you know, that came from playing that game. +[3441.24 --> 3442.90] So, yeah, it kind of has me a little bit excited. +[3443.02 --> 3444.06] I'm also kind of excitable, +[3444.38 --> 3446.72] but hopefully, you know, if it comes out, +[3446.78 --> 3447.60] it could be pretty cool. +[3447.82 --> 3448.72] Because the other thing is, +[3449.38 --> 3451.00] just to keep rambling on about it, +[3451.04 --> 3452.26] there's not a lot of PC shooters +[3452.26 --> 3453.44] that have me really excited right now. +[3453.84 --> 3454.50] You know, there's Go, +[3455.00 --> 3456.96] but Counter-Strike will always be a thing. +[3457.04 --> 3457.20] Yeah. +[3457.46 --> 3457.78] Hopefully. +[3458.34 --> 3459.38] And it's continuing to grow. +[3459.46 --> 3460.20] Counter-Strike Go's great. +[3460.26 --> 3460.68] Check that out. +[3460.68 --> 3461.86] But there's not a lot of, +[3461.86 --> 3464.20] like lately, the games I've been playing, +[3464.24 --> 3466.30] there's really no shooters that I can really, +[3466.70 --> 3467.58] maybe I'm missing something, +[3467.68 --> 3469.28] maybe you guys let me know in the Twitch chat, +[3469.32 --> 3470.24] or maybe you can let me know, +[3470.32 --> 3472.88] but I'm not aware of any big shooters +[3472.88 --> 3474.28] that I'm really interested in right now. +[3474.58 --> 3477.22] Because COD just, like, drained the whole industry. +[3477.22 --> 3478.46] Killed the industry, yeah. +[3478.76 --> 3481.02] I'm wondering if someone's going to pipe up in Twitch chat +[3481.02 --> 3482.72] and bring up a name of a shooter +[3482.72 --> 3484.28] that I haven't really been thinking of. +[3484.78 --> 3488.22] Tribes Ascend, yeah, but also no. +[3489.02 --> 3490.26] That's something I could look into. +[3490.26 --> 3493.60] See, TF2, I did play TF2 when it originally came out. +[3493.60 --> 3496.58] But it's not, I think you're talking more about new games. +[3496.64 --> 3497.88] A lot of people are saying Toxic. +[3498.34 --> 3499.30] That's a good point. +[3500.06 --> 3500.38] Toxic. +[3500.52 --> 3502.24] I don't think it's out yet, though. +[3504.12 --> 3504.96] I knew somebody would let us know. +[3504.96 --> 3506.56] Why is it not doing the scrolling thing? +[3506.86 --> 3508.90] But Toxic is supposed to be a PC-only thing, right? +[3508.90 --> 3511.70] I can't even select the chat to Google search it right now. +[3512.08 --> 3513.80] It's not spelt right, though. +[3513.86 --> 3515.26] I talked about it on a previous stream. +[3515.26 --> 3516.22] I know I have. +[3516.54 --> 3518.74] It's, yeah, it's spelt weird. +[3519.04 --> 3520.82] It's, someone will say it right. +[3521.84 --> 3522.24] Warframe. +[3522.34 --> 3523.00] Not into Warframe. +[3523.28 --> 3523.78] Played that. +[3524.08 --> 3524.86] Wasn't super stoked. +[3525.36 --> 3526.28] I haven't heard of Toxic. +[3526.34 --> 3527.48] That's definitely something I have to look up. +[3527.48 --> 3528.66] It's so hard to read. +[3529.52 --> 3530.90] It's going so quickly, +[3531.04 --> 3532.84] and it's not doing the scroll lock thing for some reason. +[3533.24 --> 3536.04] T-O-X-I-K. +[3536.40 --> 3537.08] I think I saw that. +[3537.08 --> 3538.00] T-O-X-I-K-K. +[3541.04 --> 3541.76] You got that. +[3541.88 --> 3543.10] You got that backwards a little bit. +[3543.54 --> 3548.02] T-O-X-I-K-K. +[3549.12 --> 3550.04] There we go. +[3550.18 --> 3550.30] Okay. +[3551.38 --> 3552.98] Now, I think this is like a PC-only. +[3553.18 --> 3554.52] I'm actually pretty stoked for this. +[3554.74 --> 3556.14] I can't believe I didn't think about this. +[3556.18 --> 3558.00] I talked about it on a stream earlier. +[3558.50 --> 3560.40] It's my favorite thing about their trailer +[3560.40 --> 3561.96] is they talk about all the things it's not. +[3562.24 --> 3563.46] There's no, like, leveling system. +[3563.60 --> 3564.66] There's none of that crap. +[3564.66 --> 3564.74] Interesting. +[3564.74 --> 3566.68] And then they're like, +[3567.18 --> 3568.20] free to play. +[3568.68 --> 3569.88] And I'm like, oh, God. +[3569.92 --> 3570.96] And then, not. +[3571.20 --> 3571.86] And I'm like, yeah! +[3572.64 --> 3572.96] Really? +[3572.96 --> 3574.12] I was so happy. +[3574.22 --> 3574.60] Oh, man. +[3574.76 --> 3575.98] It was so good. +[3576.14 --> 3577.30] I remember that stream now +[3577.30 --> 3578.44] because I was watching the trailer. +[3579.84 --> 3580.20] Yeah. +[3580.34 --> 3580.76] I'm on music. +[3580.78 --> 3581.44] You'll be able to, +[3581.52 --> 3582.60] you don't even really need the music +[3582.60 --> 3583.34] to be completely honest, +[3583.40 --> 3584.34] so you can check that out, +[3584.64 --> 3585.62] and maybe I'll move on. +[3585.72 --> 3588.14] But this is actually a super cool trailer. +[3588.60 --> 3589.48] Yeah, by Reactor. +[3589.74 --> 3591.56] They like spelling things all craziness. +[3591.84 --> 3592.96] Back to its roots. +[3592.96 --> 3593.90] It's actually pretty cool. +[3593.90 --> 3595.84] So it looks kind of unreal-y. +[3596.34 --> 3597.36] Yeah, no classes, +[3597.52 --> 3598.44] no leveling system, +[3598.62 --> 3599.24] like all this kind of stuff. +[3599.44 --> 3601.16] And it's nice because it's a trailer for a game +[3601.16 --> 3601.56] where they're like, +[3601.76 --> 3603.36] we don't have all this junk. +[3603.48 --> 3604.16] Instead of, look, +[3604.22 --> 3605.16] we have all this junk. +[3605.66 --> 3607.72] It kind of looks like Halo 1 and 2. +[3607.84 --> 3608.30] The feel. +[3608.76 --> 3609.66] Like you were saying, unreal. +[3610.00 --> 3610.22] Yeah. +[3610.32 --> 3611.72] It's kind of... +[3611.72 --> 3613.30] Yeah, I see the Halo 1 and 2 stuff. +[3614.04 --> 3615.84] Not exactly, obviously, but... +[3615.84 --> 3616.04] Yeah. +[3616.54 --> 3617.22] No reload. +[3617.34 --> 3618.60] I actually think that's super cool. +[3618.70 --> 3619.08] No reload? +[3619.08 --> 3620.30] I know we're not showing this on stream. +[3620.40 --> 3620.92] I'm sorry, guys. +[3620.96 --> 3621.42] It's on the wrong... +[3621.42 --> 3623.28] Thank you to those who threw that in the chat +[3623.28 --> 3623.72] because, again, +[3623.76 --> 3625.18] this is something I just wasn't aware of. +[3625.28 --> 3625.48] Yeah. +[3625.64 --> 3626.50] I totally forgot. +[3626.84 --> 3627.96] Yeah, Frag Lexus 1999. +[3628.18 --> 3628.84] I thought that was cool. +[3629.12 --> 3629.64] Double jumps. +[3629.84 --> 3630.60] Dodge and double jumps. +[3630.78 --> 3631.44] Super cool. +[3631.52 --> 3631.96] Yet again. +[3633.00 --> 3634.10] I'm okay with the vehicle stuff. +[3634.10 --> 3636.50] I'm sure they'll have levels without vehicle stuff. +[3637.00 --> 3638.02] Like this one, probably. +[3638.42 --> 3638.64] Yeah. +[3638.88 --> 3640.32] Which, again, you guys can't see. +[3640.58 --> 3640.94] I'm sorry. +[3641.16 --> 3642.70] Apparently the toxic site went down. +[3643.14 --> 3643.38] Whoa. +[3643.76 --> 3644.56] Good work, everyone. +[3645.98 --> 3646.78] Well done. +[3647.66 --> 3648.10] Fantastic. +[3648.26 --> 3649.96] You gotta go back a little bit +[3649.96 --> 3651.94] to see the free-to-play not thing. +[3652.20 --> 3652.68] Oh, okay. +[3652.76 --> 3653.78] It's at the very end. +[3654.04 --> 3654.72] But either way, +[3654.90 --> 3656.90] I was pretty stoked for that, actually. +[3658.38 --> 3659.62] Luke, are you going to Iraq? +[3660.12 --> 3660.48] Nope. +[3662.40 --> 3664.86] I don't think they're gonna have any tech conventions there for a while. +[3664.86 --> 3666.68] I saw that in the Twitch chat +[3666.68 --> 3668.10] as I was clicking back to the dock +[3668.10 --> 3668.68] and I was just like, +[3668.86 --> 3670.54] I feel like I need to address this one. +[3670.88 --> 3673.36] I don't know if there's maybe a rumor going around +[3673.36 --> 3674.42] or something, but no. +[3675.72 --> 3677.68] Windows 9 screenshots have leaked +[3677.68 --> 3679.48] and they look pretty much exactly +[3679.48 --> 3681.40] like we kind of thought they looked. +[3681.86 --> 3683.12] Now, are you excited for Windows 9? +[3683.48 --> 3685.18] I am because it's not Windows 8. +[3686.66 --> 3687.96] Which, I know that's super basic. +[3687.96 --> 3688.96] But it's also the second. +[3689.74 --> 3691.42] Like, XP was good, right? +[3692.32 --> 3692.86] Should we even... +[3693.64 --> 3694.82] The V word comes now. +[3694.86 --> 3695.60] That was not good. +[3695.78 --> 3697.36] Linus likes it because he's crazy balls. +[3698.02 --> 3700.08] Linus liked it because he had like 24 gigs of RAM +[3700.08 --> 3702.64] and the fact that it was super inefficient didn't matter +[3702.64 --> 3704.04] because he was like, +[3704.10 --> 3704.74] I have a lot of RAM, +[3704.90 --> 3706.40] so it should be okay for everyone! +[3707.04 --> 3708.30] I'm like, that's not how that works. +[3708.32 --> 3709.16] If he went down to 4, +[3709.26 --> 3710.06] could he notice the difference? +[3712.50 --> 3713.30] He might. +[3714.68 --> 3715.76] 7, I liked 7. +[3716.34 --> 3717.08] 7 was great. +[3717.42 --> 3719.38] And then, I'm not a huge fan of 8 at all. +[3719.58 --> 3720.66] Not a huge fan of 8 either. +[3720.78 --> 3722.10] I think there's definitely some improvements. +[3722.62 --> 3723.22] There's stuff like, +[3723.36 --> 3723.96] every once in a while, +[3724.02 --> 3724.22] I'm like, +[3724.28 --> 3726.10] oh man, that file transfer's so cool. +[3726.18 --> 3726.50] It is! +[3726.56 --> 3727.44] The file transfer's cool. +[3727.52 --> 3728.64] And like, task manager's safe. +[3728.64 --> 3730.22] Task manager's fantastic. +[3730.52 --> 3731.76] If you could take Windows 7, +[3732.18 --> 3733.08] give me that transfer, +[3733.16 --> 3734.16] and give me the task manager. +[3734.16 --> 3734.84] And the performance. +[3734.94 --> 3736.88] Windows 8.1 actually performs better in games +[3736.88 --> 3737.76] than Windows 7 does. +[3738.60 --> 3738.94] True. +[3738.94 --> 3740.46] Take those three, +[3741.04 --> 3742.44] attach those to Windows 7. +[3742.68 --> 3743.44] He's super stoked. +[3743.54 --> 3744.84] I'm happy for a decade. +[3745.20 --> 3745.50] Like, I... +[3745.50 --> 3746.70] And then the next thing is, +[3746.76 --> 3748.48] I just don't like how it looks. +[3748.62 --> 3750.20] Which brings us to Windows 9. +[3750.32 --> 3752.00] I don't really like the blocky style. +[3752.26 --> 3752.72] Look at the squares. +[3752.88 --> 3753.64] The rectangles. +[3753.98 --> 3754.88] I don't... +[3754.88 --> 3756.36] Windows 7 looks really good. +[3756.56 --> 3758.14] Look at this start button down in the corner. +[3758.32 --> 3758.58] Ooh. +[3759.30 --> 3759.66] Yeah. +[3760.18 --> 3760.84] It's nice. +[3760.84 --> 3761.22] It's a circle. +[3761.58 --> 3763.54] It's like they made a square image, +[3763.68 --> 3765.04] and put a circle in the middle, +[3765.22 --> 3766.98] and then had a transparent background. +[3767.92 --> 3768.18] Whoa. +[3768.18 --> 3768.78] Groundbreaking. +[3769.10 --> 3773.22] Instead of putting a big color on the screen, +[3773.34 --> 3774.48] and then putting a white block +[3774.48 --> 3775.66] for whatever your icon is, +[3775.76 --> 3776.88] for everything. +[3777.50 --> 3778.48] Why are you doing that? +[3778.56 --> 3778.92] Stop. +[3779.20 --> 3779.80] It doesn't... +[3779.80 --> 3780.14] No. +[3780.34 --> 3780.74] Go away. +[3780.88 --> 3781.24] I don't know. +[3781.54 --> 3782.56] This might not be shared for everyone. +[3782.68 --> 3783.50] It's an aesthetic thing, +[3783.58 --> 3784.56] so there's definitely people out there +[3784.56 --> 3785.34] that are going to like it. +[3785.94 --> 3787.10] And that's just me. +[3787.46 --> 3789.14] But there's some cool stuff. +[3789.14 --> 3790.54] I don't actually mind the new start menu. +[3790.72 --> 3792.64] I'm hoping that it has a few different things. +[3792.98 --> 3793.86] I'm hoping, one, +[3793.96 --> 3794.94] that there's an option +[3794.94 --> 3797.20] to get rid of the Metro-styly stuff on the right. +[3797.20 --> 3798.90] Even though I will leave it on +[3798.90 --> 3802.10] if you're able to custom configure everything that's there, +[3802.18 --> 3803.10] which I'm sure you're able to. +[3803.46 --> 3804.24] Because it would be cool +[3804.24 --> 3805.82] to be able to put different games and stuff, +[3805.96 --> 3808.20] especially if games, +[3808.62 --> 3809.62] mainly games, +[3810.02 --> 3811.96] and not like their games app, +[3812.06 --> 3813.18] but individual games, +[3813.50 --> 3816.08] would have these different size block icons +[3816.08 --> 3817.06] that you could utilize. +[3817.26 --> 3818.18] Because that could be pretty cool, +[3818.26 --> 3820.26] especially if the main game that you play, +[3820.32 --> 3822.72] if you wanted the wide landscape mode button for it, +[3822.72 --> 3826.36] and it had like a really cool looking Metro button. +[3826.36 --> 3828.72] Or if you could pick what is the image +[3828.72 --> 3829.52] for that button, right? +[3829.52 --> 3831.04] So if you can upload your own or... +[3831.04 --> 3833.02] Screenshot your own and crop it +[3833.02 --> 3833.82] and then put it on, +[3833.88 --> 3835.18] which that might even be a thing. +[3835.86 --> 3837.26] I think that could be pretty cool. +[3837.52 --> 3838.32] It could be pretty cool. +[3838.32 --> 3839.54] So I don't necessarily mind that. +[3839.62 --> 3840.64] Something I stole from you, +[3840.72 --> 3842.18] which I'm not even sure if you do still, +[3842.62 --> 3844.04] but is no icons on your desktop. +[3844.04 --> 3844.56] Yeah, I do that. +[3844.70 --> 3844.96] I still do that. +[3844.96 --> 3845.64] It's sweet. +[3845.80 --> 3846.80] It looks so cool. +[3847.24 --> 3847.82] I can't even... +[3847.82 --> 3849.76] It was so long ago that I was like, +[3850.22 --> 3851.18] your icons are gone. +[3851.32 --> 3852.22] And I was a little confused, +[3852.32 --> 3853.62] but it was beautiful at the same time. +[3854.00 --> 3855.52] And then I completely adopted that +[3855.52 --> 3856.26] and I still do that today. +[3856.56 --> 3857.44] So like you were saying, +[3857.48 --> 3858.42] if you could have that, +[3858.48 --> 3859.24] as you can see on... +[3859.24 --> 3860.22] Well, you can't see my hand here, +[3860.30 --> 3862.08] but if you could change those icons out, +[3862.14 --> 3864.34] you could have your beautiful desktop background +[3864.34 --> 3865.92] with your beautiful monitor +[3865.92 --> 3867.14] that you paid a bunch of money for. +[3867.38 --> 3868.78] And everything just looks great. +[3868.90 --> 3869.88] And then when you open your start menu, +[3869.94 --> 3871.38] you can have all the icons you want +[3871.38 --> 3872.62] with the pictures you want. +[3872.62 --> 3873.20] It still looks really cool +[3873.20 --> 3874.94] because if you do all the pictures you want, +[3874.96 --> 3876.14] for the... +[3876.14 --> 3877.16] Again, I'm going to say games. +[3877.28 --> 3877.70] But I just... +[3877.70 --> 3878.64] The reason why I'm saying games +[3878.64 --> 3880.40] isn't necessarily just because we're gamers, +[3880.74 --> 3881.80] but it's because I feel like +[3881.80 --> 3883.02] you get a lot of really cool artwork. +[3883.32 --> 3883.56] Yeah. +[3884.14 --> 3885.24] So I think it makes sense. +[3886.78 --> 3887.44] I'm excited. +[3887.58 --> 3888.66] I think it'll do pretty well. +[3888.84 --> 3889.70] I'm just looking at the chat. +[3889.76 --> 3890.62] There seems to be a lot of people +[3890.62 --> 3892.24] who do like Windows 8. +[3892.48 --> 3893.96] And I don't hate Windows 8, +[3894.00 --> 3894.60] but there's some things +[3894.60 --> 3895.92] I don't really appreciate. +[3896.28 --> 3897.00] For me, it's like +[3897.00 --> 3898.60] the deeply rooted permission stuff. +[3898.90 --> 3899.10] Yeah. +[3899.68 --> 3901.50] And I know you can get around +[3901.50 --> 3904.00] a lot of the start menu-y problems, +[3904.00 --> 3905.44] which is why I haven't brought that up +[3905.44 --> 3907.58] by installing your own start menus and stuff, +[3907.66 --> 3909.28] which you should not have to do, +[3909.82 --> 3910.10] for one. +[3910.10 --> 3910.24] Yeah. +[3910.62 --> 3911.78] But I find +[3911.78 --> 3913.02] whenever I use Windows 8 +[3913.02 --> 3913.88] for an extended period of time, +[3913.94 --> 3914.76] no matter what I do, +[3915.14 --> 3916.56] something always creeps through. +[3918.14 --> 3919.26] Something will always creep through +[3919.26 --> 3919.86] and mess with me. +[3920.02 --> 3921.46] I know Taren's system +[3921.46 --> 3922.34] has serious issues +[3922.34 --> 3923.70] because he's running dual monitors, +[3923.88 --> 3925.02] which should not be a thing. +[3925.28 --> 3926.00] I don't like this. +[3926.00 --> 3927.00] Yeah. +[3927.00 --> 3927.08] Yeah. +[3927.22 --> 3929.62] The highlight-y pop-up stuff, +[3929.70 --> 3930.84] which you can make go away, +[3931.12 --> 3931.72] but then sometimes +[3931.72 --> 3932.62] it's frustrating again. +[3932.94 --> 3934.82] The search is just craptastic. +[3935.42 --> 3935.88] I don't know. +[3936.30 --> 3936.46] I'm not... +[3936.46 --> 3937.64] I felt like the Windows 7 search +[3937.64 --> 3939.18] was completely superior. +[3939.62 --> 3939.84] Yeah. +[3940.08 --> 3941.88] For at least how I use it, +[3942.48 --> 3943.54] the Windows 7 search, +[3943.62 --> 3944.18] I felt, +[3944.32 --> 3945.26] was a lot better. +[3945.64 --> 3945.82] Yeah. +[3946.38 --> 3947.62] Native Arrow is good. +[3948.18 --> 3948.94] I was happy to see. +[3949.40 --> 3949.68] I mean, +[3949.72 --> 3950.58] I'm happy to see that. +[3950.58 --> 3951.58] But... +[3951.58 --> 3954.24] Yeah. +[3954.66 --> 3955.08] I don't know. +[3955.84 --> 3956.68] Not a ton of information, +[3956.86 --> 3957.44] just some random, +[3957.48 --> 3958.26] like, screenshot leaks. +[3958.62 --> 3959.26] I know Microsoft +[3959.26 --> 3960.96] has not commented yet. +[3964.96 --> 3966.82] Let me see here. +[3966.84 --> 3967.84] I'm pretty excited for it, though. +[3967.90 --> 3968.02] Yeah. +[3968.38 --> 3970.44] They're still not finalized. +[3970.54 --> 3971.14] The Verge says +[3971.14 --> 3972.24] that the screenshots are genuine, +[3972.42 --> 3973.00] so honestly, +[3973.14 --> 3974.02] they probably are. +[3974.78 --> 3976.36] That new search button thing, +[3976.48 --> 3977.98] just to the right of start, +[3978.22 --> 3978.70] there's, like, +[3978.76 --> 3980.46] a Megafine Glass search button thing. +[3980.84 --> 3981.66] Despite there being +[3981.66 --> 3983.30] a search thing on the start, +[3983.42 --> 3984.34] so I'm not sure +[3984.34 --> 3985.60] what that's there for. +[3986.42 --> 3987.70] I guess we'll see later. +[3987.86 --> 3989.22] And Microsoft has not commented. +[3989.44 --> 3990.04] Sorry, what were you saying? +[3990.94 --> 3991.80] I was just saying, +[3991.94 --> 3993.48] I'm pretty excited for Windows 9. +[3993.76 --> 3993.96] Yeah. +[3994.10 --> 3994.84] I think a lot of things +[3994.84 --> 3995.42] can come together +[3995.42 --> 3997.08] to make a really great +[3997.08 --> 3997.96] operating system again. +[3998.44 --> 3998.84] Again, +[3999.30 --> 4001.14] just like we did with Windows 8, +[4001.52 --> 4003.04] probably not immediately +[4003.04 --> 4003.98] at launch, +[4004.02 --> 4004.88] but a little bit afterwards, +[4004.98 --> 4005.94] we'll do performance benchmarks +[4005.94 --> 4007.04] because that's one +[4007.04 --> 4007.78] really big thing +[4007.78 --> 4008.42] with Windows 8 +[4008.42 --> 4009.04] is you get better +[4009.04 --> 4009.78] system performance. +[4009.78 --> 4011.52] especially when playing games. +[4011.76 --> 4012.04] It's, like, +[4012.50 --> 4014.00] a huge, awesome benefit. +[4014.54 --> 4015.12] Yep, definitely. +[4017.22 --> 4018.92] Here's an interesting article +[4018.92 --> 4020.12] that I'm not really sure +[4020.12 --> 4020.90] what I feel about, +[4021.20 --> 4022.88] including with the guy +[4022.88 --> 4024.30] who posted its name +[4024.30 --> 4025.54] because +[4025.54 --> 4028.24] this was posted by +[4028.24 --> 4029.28] Anal Powder. +[4031.34 --> 4032.58] I was just going to call him +[4032.58 --> 4033.70] Butt Powder. +[4034.04 --> 4034.62] Butt Powder? +[4034.80 --> 4034.98] AP? +[4034.98 --> 4036.52] When I was casting +[4036.52 --> 4037.20] some StarCraft, +[4037.32 --> 4038.16] there was an individual +[4038.16 --> 4039.74] named Pooh. +[4040.22 --> 4040.98] T-O-O. +[4041.34 --> 4042.44] Great StarCraft player. +[4042.50 --> 4043.32] I remember that. +[4043.54 --> 4044.62] Intelligent person. +[4046.20 --> 4047.76] Why would he name himself that? +[4047.80 --> 4048.16] I don't know, +[4048.22 --> 4049.10] but we would refuse. +[4049.24 --> 4050.12] The guy I was casting +[4050.12 --> 4050.62] with him myself, +[4050.84 --> 4051.78] we would absolutely refuse +[4051.78 --> 4052.44] to call him that +[4052.44 --> 4053.70] so we'd come up with +[4053.70 --> 4055.58] an absolute abundance +[4055.58 --> 4057.26] of ways to refer to him. +[4058.26 --> 4058.92] But, yeah, +[4058.98 --> 4059.54] we just refused. +[4059.84 --> 4060.42] So, we can, +[4060.62 --> 4061.06] you can do that +[4061.06 --> 4061.86] with forum members too. +[4061.98 --> 4062.12] You know, +[4062.18 --> 4062.86] you can change it up +[4062.86 --> 4063.56] as much as you want. +[4063.90 --> 4064.96] I'm going to call him +[4064.96 --> 4065.58] Baby Powder. +[4065.84 --> 4066.64] Access Point. +[4066.92 --> 4067.62] Access Point. +[4067.78 --> 4068.50] Because AP. +[4068.94 --> 4069.44] I like it. +[4069.80 --> 4070.20] I like it. +[4070.24 --> 4070.36] Perfect. +[4070.36 --> 4071.20] You are now named +[4071.20 --> 4072.00] Access Point. +[4072.14 --> 4073.20] So, Access Point in the forum. +[4073.52 --> 4073.84] Anyways, +[4074.08 --> 4075.06] the GTX 980 +[4075.06 --> 4076.06] will not beat +[4076.06 --> 4078.20] GeForce GTX 780 Ti. +[4078.40 --> 4079.50] This was on Kit Guru +[4079.50 --> 4080.68] and that's actually all +[4080.68 --> 4081.38] I'm really going to show +[4081.38 --> 4081.88] of that screen +[4081.88 --> 4083.20] because it's not helpful +[4083.20 --> 4083.98] to you guys +[4083.98 --> 4084.82] to see that +[4084.82 --> 4086.18] because it's all text. +[4086.18 --> 4087.78] And apparently +[4087.78 --> 4088.70] what's going on here +[4088.70 --> 4091.42] is the GM204 chip +[4091.42 --> 4092.52] is not supposed to +[4092.52 --> 4094.08] replace or outperform +[4094.08 --> 4096.08] GK110 necessarily. +[4096.72 --> 4097.78] So, cards like +[4097.78 --> 4099.56] 780 Ti and Titan Black +[4099.56 --> 4102.20] should apparently not +[4102.20 --> 4104.78] outperform a 980 +[4104.78 --> 4106.00] because it's not supposed +[4106.00 --> 4107.16] to replace those ones. +[4107.34 --> 4108.10] It's more there +[4108.10 --> 4109.66] to replace GK104 +[4109.66 --> 4111.18] which is... +[4112.38 --> 4114.38] I guess. +[4114.96 --> 4115.26] Maybe. +[4115.26 --> 4117.16] But all this really means +[4117.16 --> 4118.24] is that when they launch +[4118.24 --> 4119.34] with their flagship +[4119.34 --> 4120.54] of 980 +[4120.54 --> 4122.02] and then tier down +[4122.02 --> 4122.62] a little bit +[4122.62 --> 4123.44] we're just going to +[4123.44 --> 4123.98] have to wait +[4123.98 --> 4125.02] even longer +[4125.02 --> 4126.22] for them to release +[4126.22 --> 4127.94] like 980 Ti. +[4128.90 --> 4129.90] And then that one +[4129.90 --> 4130.54] will be faster +[4130.54 --> 4131.92] than the 780 Ti +[4131.92 --> 4132.92] I guess. +[4133.00 --> 4133.82] It's a little bit weird. +[4134.16 --> 4134.52] Again, +[4134.60 --> 4135.72] we're getting swamped +[4135.72 --> 4137.86] in not very good +[4137.86 --> 4139.74] graphics card naming schemes. +[4140.04 --> 4141.04] Why is that a thing? +[4141.12 --> 4142.14] Could that just not be a thing? +[4143.00 --> 4143.60] Could we just like +[4143.60 --> 4144.14] write a letter +[4144.14 --> 4146.22] with a pen +[4146.22 --> 4147.14] and like paper +[4147.14 --> 4147.90] and an envelope? +[4148.14 --> 4148.46] You know those +[4148.46 --> 4149.02] letter things +[4149.02 --> 4149.62] that we used to have? +[4150.12 --> 4151.12] Can we write a letter +[4151.12 --> 4151.70] and be like +[4151.70 --> 4152.46] please stop. +[4152.60 --> 4153.76] I wonder if that would work. +[4153.76 --> 4154.44] S-T-A-H-P. +[4154.72 --> 4155.16] Stop. +[4155.16 --> 4155.58] Stop. +[4155.88 --> 4156.42] Just no. +[4156.42 --> 4157.32] I wonder if that would work +[4157.32 --> 4158.04] for net neutrality +[4158.04 --> 4158.54] if we wrote +[4158.54 --> 4159.58] physical letters. +[4160.12 --> 4160.40] We're like +[4160.40 --> 4161.94] hey, can you read this? +[4162.30 --> 4163.82] Maybe you can't read emails +[4163.82 --> 4164.52] because your internet +[4164.52 --> 4165.32] is so bad +[4165.32 --> 4165.86] because you think +[4165.86 --> 4167.30] broadband at 0.4 +[4167.30 --> 4169.82] 0.5 megabytes per second +[4169.82 --> 4170.42] is a thing. +[4171.06 --> 4171.58] I don't know. +[4171.82 --> 4172.88] Of course reading emails +[4172.88 --> 4173.44] on that is fine. +[4173.56 --> 4174.08] I just feel like +[4174.08 --> 4175.30] naming shouldn't be hard. +[4175.76 --> 4175.94] No. +[4176.18 --> 4176.84] Like I just +[4176.84 --> 4177.92] I don't know. +[4178.10 --> 4178.20] If +[4178.20 --> 4180.14] I don't know. +[4180.84 --> 4181.54] Also the cards +[4181.54 --> 4182.74] are said to have +[4182.74 --> 4184.54] 4 gigabytes of GDR5 +[4184.54 --> 4186.06] which is not necessarily +[4186.06 --> 4186.64] higher than +[4186.64 --> 4187.68] certain other cards +[4187.68 --> 4189.10] but other +[4189.10 --> 4190.28] later versions +[4190.28 --> 4191.00] like custom +[4191.00 --> 4192.12] cooler featured cards +[4192.12 --> 4192.60] should have +[4192.60 --> 4193.38] 8 gigabytes +[4193.38 --> 4194.16] maybe. +[4194.40 --> 4195.04] We're expecting +[4195.04 --> 4195.98] that would be an option +[4195.98 --> 4198.10] so it's not super surprising +[4198.10 --> 4198.52] rumors +[4198.52 --> 4199.86] just kind of disappointing +[4199.86 --> 4200.66] because we're all hoping +[4200.66 --> 4201.62] for that flagship card +[4201.62 --> 4202.62] to just crush everything +[4202.62 --> 4203.52] in its path +[4203.52 --> 4204.06] and move on +[4204.06 --> 4205.68] so it's possible +[4205.68 --> 4206.48] that it will not. +[4206.60 --> 4207.36] Again though +[4207.36 --> 4208.80] nothing's released +[4208.80 --> 4209.94] and we have no official +[4209.94 --> 4210.76] benchmarking numbers +[4210.76 --> 4212.18] so let's all just +[4212.18 --> 4213.18] kind of hold tight +[4213.18 --> 4213.82] and wait +[4213.82 --> 4214.46] because that makes +[4214.46 --> 4215.12] the most sense +[4215.12 --> 4215.72] in my opinion +[4215.72 --> 4216.84] and then we will see +[4216.84 --> 4217.46] what happens. +[4218.10 --> 4218.72] Next up +[4218.72 --> 4219.98] I keep on going to reach +[4219.98 --> 4220.92] to change what screen +[4220.92 --> 4221.90] I'm on before I've +[4221.90 --> 4223.42] opened the correct +[4223.42 --> 4224.62] screen. +[4224.98 --> 4225.90] Next up is +[4225.90 --> 4226.92] Accursed Entity +[4226.92 --> 4227.68] talking about how +[4227.68 --> 4229.54] the GTX 770 +[4229.54 --> 4230.78] will have a reduced price +[4230.78 --> 4231.66] lots of Nvidia news +[4231.66 --> 4232.00] this week +[4232.00 --> 4233.42] but this is actually +[4233.42 --> 4234.52] kind of AMD news +[4234.52 --> 4235.16] at the same time +[4235.16 --> 4236.08] because they're reducing +[4236.08 --> 4236.80] this price for it +[4236.80 --> 4237.52] to compete with the +[4237.52 --> 4238.36] 285 +[4238.36 --> 4239.76] because the 760 +[4239.76 --> 4241.32] kind of lost +[4241.32 --> 4242.04] and that was +[4242.04 --> 4242.94] its direct competition +[4242.94 --> 4243.68] so I think they're +[4243.68 --> 4244.50] dropping the 770 +[4244.50 --> 4245.08] to try and make it +[4245.08 --> 4245.84] look more attractive +[4245.84 --> 4246.62] for people looking +[4246.62 --> 4247.54] at that price point. +[4247.64 --> 4248.72] I believe it is still +[4248.72 --> 4251.46] like $25 more +[4251.46 --> 4253.58] roughly the same price +[4253.58 --> 4254.68] as factory overclocked +[4254.68 --> 4255.78] 285 so not +[4255.78 --> 4256.68] reference ones +[4256.68 --> 4258.86] it's about $25 +[4258.86 --> 4260.14] American +[4260.14 --> 4261.12] more expensive +[4261.12 --> 4261.84] than the cheapest +[4261.84 --> 4262.72] 285 +[4262.72 --> 4264.78] interesting +[4264.78 --> 4266.18] I don't know +[4266.18 --> 4267.28] I'm not surprised +[4267.28 --> 4267.80] at all +[4267.80 --> 4268.68] Nvidia seems to be +[4268.68 --> 4269.20] doing this +[4269.20 --> 4269.96] and this actually +[4269.96 --> 4270.74] ties into the talk +[4270.74 --> 4271.50] earlier where we were +[4271.50 --> 4272.70] saying even if we +[4272.70 --> 4273.92] didn't want to switch +[4273.92 --> 4274.42] to Verizon +[4274.42 --> 4274.94] it still would have +[4274.94 --> 4275.42] been better that +[4275.42 --> 4276.22] they came into Canada +[4276.22 --> 4277.66] because competition +[4277.66 --> 4279.04] Nvidia would not +[4279.04 --> 4279.84] have dropped this +[4279.84 --> 4281.06] price if it wasn't +[4281.06 --> 4281.84] for the 285 +[4281.84 --> 4282.40] coming in +[4282.40 --> 4282.98] and actually +[4282.98 --> 4283.90] doing quite well +[4283.90 --> 4285.26] the 285 +[4285.26 --> 4285.86] didn't come in +[4285.86 --> 4286.72] and look very +[4286.72 --> 4287.72] attractive for people +[4287.72 --> 4288.36] wanting to buy +[4288.36 --> 4289.02] graphics cards +[4289.02 --> 4289.86] Nvidia wouldn't +[4289.86 --> 4290.14] have dropped +[4290.14 --> 4290.64] the price of the +[4290.64 --> 4291.10] 770 +[4291.10 --> 4291.94] because all they're +[4291.94 --> 4292.56] trying to do +[4292.56 --> 4294.96] is they saw +[4294.96 --> 4295.50] the possibility +[4295.50 --> 4296.02] of a surge +[4296.02 --> 4296.68] of people no +[4296.68 --> 4297.36] longer buying +[4297.36 --> 4298.30] their graphics cards +[4298.30 --> 4298.90] and they were like +[4298.90 --> 4299.96] hey you should +[4299.96 --> 4300.76] probably buy our +[4300.76 --> 4301.46] graphics cards +[4301.46 --> 4302.32] because look +[4302.32 --> 4303.20] oh my god +[4303.20 --> 4303.94] they're cheaper +[4303.94 --> 4304.54] now +[4304.54 --> 4305.34] and they wouldn't +[4305.34 --> 4305.98] have done that +[4305.98 --> 4306.68] if it wasn't +[4306.68 --> 4307.86] for 285 coming in +[4307.86 --> 4308.48] and stomping +[4308.48 --> 4308.60] about it +[4308.60 --> 4309.02] no of course +[4309.02 --> 4309.32] not +[4309.32 --> 4309.62] yeah +[4309.62 --> 4313.02] that's again +[4313.02 --> 4314.16] that's about it +[4314.16 --> 4314.84] there's not a ton +[4314.84 --> 4315.62] of in-depth stuff +[4315.62 --> 4316.10] for the Gaffers +[4316.10 --> 4316.72] Card News this +[4316.72 --> 4318.52] week but I +[4318.52 --> 4318.78] don't know +[4318.78 --> 4319.72] still interesting +[4319.72 --> 4320.90] it's another +[4320.90 --> 4322.24] as if we needed +[4322.24 --> 4323.12] more of them +[4323.12 --> 4324.62] reference as to +[4324.62 --> 4325.60] why competition +[4325.60 --> 4326.42] is good +[4326.42 --> 4327.84] the next article +[4327.84 --> 4328.82] that we have +[4328.82 --> 4329.38] we're looking at +[4329.38 --> 4330.04] the doc again +[4330.04 --> 4331.16] which is fantastic +[4331.16 --> 4332.06] the next article +[4332.06 --> 4332.78] that we have +[4332.78 --> 4334.86] is by Victoria's +[4334.86 --> 4335.38] Secret and this +[4335.38 --> 4335.78] is the article +[4335.78 --> 4336.38] that we're talking +[4336.38 --> 4336.70] about +[4336.70 --> 4337.68] this is +[4337.68 --> 4338.52] an amazing +[4338.52 --> 4339.32] forum post +[4339.32 --> 4340.14] what kind of +[4340.14 --> 4340.76] started me on +[4340.76 --> 4341.28] that launch +[4341.28 --> 4342.18] of you guys +[4342.18 --> 4342.56] are doing +[4342.56 --> 4344.30] a fantastic job +[4344.30 --> 4346.18] this one started +[4346.18 --> 4346.68] so if you scroll +[4346.68 --> 4346.96] with me +[4346.96 --> 4347.34] yeah we're going +[4347.34 --> 4347.60] to look at +[4347.60 --> 4348.34] the sizes here +[4348.34 --> 4349.14] iPhone 5S +[4349.14 --> 4350.80] sporting a 4 inch +[4350.80 --> 4351.22] screen +[4351.22 --> 4352.00] I know my +[4352.00 --> 4352.54] grandfather was +[4352.54 --> 4352.88] up visiting +[4352.88 --> 4353.36] for a little bit +[4353.36 --> 4354.28] he's got a 5S +[4354.28 --> 4355.90] it really felt +[4355.90 --> 4356.22] tiny +[4356.22 --> 4357.42] it felt small +[4357.42 --> 4358.10] minuscule maybe +[4358.10 --> 4358.52] I guess you could +[4358.52 --> 4358.76] say +[4358.76 --> 4360.40] Apple realized +[4360.40 --> 4360.62] this +[4360.62 --> 4362.28] and kind of +[4362.28 --> 4362.80] I'm kind of a +[4362.80 --> 4362.98] hater +[4362.98 --> 4364.78] the iPhone 6 +[4364.78 --> 4365.62] will now have +[4365.62 --> 4366.74] a 4.7 inch +[4366.74 --> 4367.10] screen +[4367.10 --> 4367.78] and the +[4367.78 --> 4368.24] Plus +[4368.24 --> 4368.62] will come out +[4368.62 --> 4370.08] with a 5.5 inch +[4370.08 --> 4370.44] screen +[4370.44 --> 4371.90] so they're going +[4371.90 --> 4372.26] big +[4372.26 --> 4373.56] I found it quite +[4373.56 --> 4374.32] interesting that +[4374.32 --> 4375.20] they didn't even +[4375.20 --> 4376.56] have an option +[4376.56 --> 4377.38] at all +[4377.38 --> 4378.98] for a 4 inch +[4378.98 --> 4379.64] screen which would +[4379.64 --> 4380.56] have parred their +[4380.56 --> 4381.26] previous phone +[4381.26 --> 4382.82] especially with how +[4382.82 --> 4384.40] Jobs always used to +[4384.40 --> 4385.34] talk about offering +[4385.34 --> 4386.64] the like the +[4386.64 --> 4388.46] I don't remember +[4388.46 --> 4389.08] what he called that +[4389.08 --> 4389.94] size but like what +[4389.94 --> 4390.42] he kind of thought +[4390.42 --> 4391.04] was the best size +[4391.04 --> 4391.52] the optimal +[4391.52 --> 4392.42] and they're going +[4392.42 --> 4393.42] completely away +[4393.42 --> 4395.18] from what he said +[4395.18 --> 4395.60] they were going +[4395.60 --> 4395.94] to do +[4395.94 --> 4396.60] they would never +[4396.60 --> 4397.28] release a budget +[4397.28 --> 4397.74] iPhone +[4397.74 --> 4398.58] iPhone 5C +[4398.58 --> 4399.00] came out +[4399.00 --> 4400.40] very quickly +[4400.40 --> 4400.90] they would never +[4400.90 --> 4401.60] release a tablet +[4401.60 --> 4402.32] I believe he stated +[4402.32 --> 4402.88] what size +[4402.88 --> 4403.98] the iPad mini +[4403.98 --> 4405.24] is smaller than that +[4405.24 --> 4405.92] so they're actually +[4405.92 --> 4406.84] going away from a lot +[4406.84 --> 4407.38] of things that he +[4407.38 --> 4408.18] said they would do +[4408.18 --> 4409.08] we'll see how it +[4409.08 --> 4409.62] plays out for them +[4409.62 --> 4410.62] in the long run +[4410.62 --> 4411.24] because you look at +[4411.24 --> 4411.84] the history of Apple +[4411.84 --> 4412.18] basically +[4412.18 --> 4412.96] I'm going to guess +[4412.96 --> 4413.78] not well +[4413.78 --> 4416.36] it could get worse +[4416.36 --> 4416.70] for them +[4416.70 --> 4417.44] like there's silly +[4417.44 --> 4418.12] things like +[4418.12 --> 4419.20] I think you can see +[4419.20 --> 4419.70] it on screen right +[4419.70 --> 4420.20] now we're seeing +[4420.20 --> 4421.48] that the iPhone +[4421.48 --> 4422.22] is getting thinner +[4422.22 --> 4423.06] oh god +[4423.06 --> 4424.00] which I don't believe +[4424.00 --> 4424.52] even +[4424.52 --> 4425.56] I'll find the camera +[4425.56 --> 4426.42] at my +[4426.42 --> 4428.66] at my fire hall +[4428.66 --> 4429.18] there's a guy +[4429.18 --> 4429.78] who has every +[4429.78 --> 4430.68] Mac device on the +[4430.68 --> 4431.02] planet +[4431.02 --> 4432.06] his whole ecosystem +[4432.06 --> 4433.40] is Mac +[4433.40 --> 4434.62] he had the 3GS +[4434.62 --> 4435.56] the 4, the 4S +[4435.56 --> 4436.08] the 5 +[4436.08 --> 4437.08] the 5S +[4437.08 --> 4437.68] will now have +[4437.68 --> 4438.46] the 6 Plus +[4438.46 --> 4439.28] he's confirmed +[4439.28 --> 4439.62] with me +[4439.62 --> 4441.38] no one cares +[4441.38 --> 4442.76] about the thinness +[4442.76 --> 4443.46] of this phone +[4443.46 --> 4444.44] no one does +[4444.44 --> 4445.16] what they do care +[4445.16 --> 4445.68] about is the +[4445.68 --> 4446.06] battery +[4446.06 --> 4447.46] which they +[4447.46 --> 4448.66] instead of +[4448.66 --> 4449.12] you know +[4449.12 --> 4449.78] keeping the phone +[4449.78 --> 4451.14] at a 7.6mm +[4451.14 --> 4452.60] which I can't +[4452.60 --> 4452.92] tell you what +[4452.92 --> 4453.54] half a millimeter +[4453.54 --> 4453.92] is +[4453.92 --> 4454.82] I can't do that +[4454.82 --> 4455.54] Canadian school +[4455.54 --> 4456.88] I can't do that +[4456.88 --> 4457.46] with my fingers +[4457.46 --> 4458.24] it's too small +[4458.24 --> 4461.08] the battery +[4461.08 --> 4461.58] should have been +[4461.58 --> 4462.00] improved +[4462.00 --> 4462.68] is what I'm +[4462.68 --> 4463.20] trying to say +[4463.20 --> 4463.86] yeah there's +[4463.86 --> 4464.26] there +[4464.26 --> 4465.20] this is the picture +[4465.20 --> 4465.74] that I liked +[4465.74 --> 4466.58] no it wasn't +[4466.58 --> 4467.08] where is it +[4467.08 --> 4467.98] he has one in here +[4467.98 --> 4468.52] there's a better one +[4468.52 --> 4469.34] his post is so good +[4469.34 --> 4470.06] that there's too much +[4470.06 --> 4470.54] information +[4470.54 --> 4473.46] it's not in the +[4473.46 --> 4473.96] watch stuff +[4473.96 --> 4474.46] so I'll jump +[4474.46 --> 4475.14] back up to here +[4475.14 --> 4476.38] you can see a big +[4476.38 --> 4477.64] bump on the camera +[4477.64 --> 4478.36] I'm going to circle +[4478.36 --> 4478.88] with my mouse +[4478.88 --> 4479.30] right now +[4479.30 --> 4480.62] big ol' bump +[4480.62 --> 4481.50] and what a ton +[4481.50 --> 4481.96] of people have been +[4481.96 --> 4482.34] saying +[4482.34 --> 4483.80] we're not the first +[4483.80 --> 4484.40] people to say this +[4484.40 --> 4484.76] at all +[4484.76 --> 4485.58] is they should have +[4485.58 --> 4486.68] just left the phone +[4486.68 --> 4487.42] a little bit thicker +[4487.42 --> 4488.50] and not had a +[4488.50 --> 4489.28] freaking bump on the +[4489.28 --> 4489.52] camera +[4489.52 --> 4490.54] and had a bigger +[4490.54 --> 4491.04] battery +[4491.04 --> 4492.86] how did you not +[4492.86 --> 4493.66] think of these +[4493.66 --> 4494.08] things +[4494.08 --> 4495.04] I know why +[4495.04 --> 4495.50] because you don't +[4495.50 --> 4496.44] have jobs anymore +[4496.44 --> 4497.80] what are you doing +[4497.80 --> 4499.16] this is going to +[4499.16 --> 4499.82] be a little odd +[4499.82 --> 4500.18] comment +[4500.18 --> 4500.98] but if it's +[4500.98 --> 4502.18] laying down flat +[4502.18 --> 4503.10] how is that bump +[4503.10 --> 4503.78] going to awkwardly +[4503.78 --> 4504.72] affect how it sits +[4504.72 --> 4506.08] also if it moves +[4506.08 --> 4507.42] across like a table +[4507.42 --> 4508.38] if there's something +[4508.38 --> 4509.28] to catch +[4509.28 --> 4509.74] where it would be +[4509.74 --> 4511.12] sliding you know +[4511.12 --> 4511.70] flat +[4511.70 --> 4512.68] will it catch +[4512.68 --> 4513.10] will that become +[4513.10 --> 4513.58] a problem +[4513.58 --> 4513.96] will it become +[4513.96 --> 4516.38] a fragile point +[4516.38 --> 4517.62] I'm assuming +[4517.62 --> 4518.50] now I don't know +[4518.50 --> 4519.12] I probably should +[4519.12 --> 4519.54] have looked into +[4519.54 --> 4519.76] this +[4519.76 --> 4520.30] that they're going +[4520.30 --> 4521.44] to have like +[4521.44 --> 4522.74] bumper style cases +[4522.74 --> 4523.58] which will +[4523.58 --> 4525.08] line up with the +[4525.08 --> 4525.42] camera +[4525.42 --> 4527.28] I'm sure the cases +[4527.28 --> 4528.02] will have to +[4528.02 --> 4529.28] coordinate for it +[4529.28 --> 4529.90] but a big thing +[4529.90 --> 4530.68] is I know you've +[4530.68 --> 4531.36] said that you don't +[4531.36 --> 4532.04] like cases on your +[4532.04 --> 4532.24] phone +[4532.24 --> 4533.00] like one of your +[4533.00 --> 4533.64] big problems with +[4533.64 --> 4534.32] and we forgot to +[4534.32 --> 4534.88] actually talk about +[4534.88 --> 4535.44] the actual +[4535.44 --> 4537.40] how the Note 4 +[4537.40 --> 4538.04] is constructed +[4538.04 --> 4538.94] you're a really +[4538.94 --> 4539.72] big fan of how +[4539.72 --> 4540.10] it's made +[4540.10 --> 4541.04] very solid +[4541.04 --> 4542.04] you really hated +[4542.04 --> 4542.88] the backs on the +[4542.88 --> 4543.54] old Samsung phones +[4543.54 --> 4543.82] horrible +[4543.82 --> 4544.36] right +[4544.36 --> 4546.00] personally I don't +[4546.00 --> 4546.92] really care that much +[4546.92 --> 4547.84] because if I grab +[4547.84 --> 4548.72] my phone I'm pretty +[4548.72 --> 4549.36] much always going to +[4549.36 --> 4549.88] have one of these +[4549.88 --> 4550.44] guys on it +[4550.44 --> 4551.26] I don't have my +[4551.26 --> 4552.08] phone on me +[4552.08 --> 4553.44] but I pretty much +[4553.44 --> 4554.12] never have a case +[4554.12 --> 4554.42] on it +[4554.42 --> 4554.84] but it's just +[4554.84 --> 4555.54] it's an excellent +[4555.54 --> 4556.72] and we don't +[4556.72 --> 4557.18] actually differ +[4557.18 --> 4557.66] on that much +[4557.66 --> 4558.06] but that's just +[4558.06 --> 4558.34] one of the +[4558.34 --> 4558.76] random things +[4558.76 --> 4559.14] that we differ +[4559.14 --> 4559.38] on +[4559.38 --> 4560.30] but it makes +[4560.30 --> 4560.84] a difference +[4560.84 --> 4561.42] how your phone +[4561.42 --> 4561.86] is going to +[4561.86 --> 4561.98] fit +[4561.98 --> 4562.42] especially with +[4562.42 --> 4562.96] a premium +[4562.96 --> 4563.56] device +[4563.56 --> 4564.88] it matters +[4564.88 --> 4565.46] how your phone +[4565.46 --> 4566.02] is going to +[4566.02 --> 4566.80] fit without a +[4566.80 --> 4567.08] case +[4567.08 --> 4567.98] without that +[4567.98 --> 4568.50] extra +[4568.50 --> 4569.68] protection +[4569.68 --> 4570.24] it needs to +[4570.24 --> 4570.60] function +[4570.60 --> 4571.52] on its own +[4571.52 --> 4572.20] so people like +[4572.20 --> 4572.64] Luke and +[4572.64 --> 4574.06] people like +[4574.06 --> 4574.40] yourself +[4574.40 --> 4575.38] can have that +[4575.38 --> 4575.72] experience +[4575.72 --> 4576.02] how's that +[4576.02 --> 4576.28] going to work +[4576.28 --> 4577.12] and I was +[4577.12 --> 4577.76] really excited +[4577.76 --> 4578.20] when I saw +[4578.20 --> 4578.60] this video +[4578.60 --> 4578.88] because I was +[4578.88 --> 4579.26] like yay +[4579.26 --> 4579.80] he agrees +[4579.80 --> 4580.26] with me +[4580.26 --> 4581.32] but Marcus +[4581.32 --> 4581.60] Brownlee +[4581.60 --> 4582.02] released a +[4582.02 --> 4582.36] video on +[4582.36 --> 4582.76] why he +[4582.76 --> 4583.44] doesn't use +[4583.44 --> 4583.78] a case +[4583.78 --> 4584.20] on his +[4584.20 --> 4584.54] phone +[4584.54 --> 4585.56] so if +[4585.56 --> 4586.22] he's releasing +[4586.22 --> 4586.76] that video +[4586.76 --> 4587.46] that automatically +[4587.46 --> 4589.04] means that a whole bunch of people aren't going to be doing it +[4589.04 --> 4590.72] because a lot of people follow him +[4590.72 --> 4591.32] which is fantastic +[4591.32 --> 4592.14] because he's really good +[4592.14 --> 4592.82] and he does +[4592.82 --> 4595.20] but you can't just +[4595.20 --> 4596.50] I don't know +[4596.50 --> 4599.04] it seems like such a crap compromise +[4599.04 --> 4601.96] and not something that would have been done +[4601.96 --> 4604.20] if Steve Jobs was still there to lead the ship +[4604.20 --> 4607.12] I just make it that +[4607.12 --> 4607.64] what was it +[4607.64 --> 4608.20] 0.5 +[4608.20 --> 4608.84] I could be wrong +[4608.84 --> 4609.66] I gotta scroll back up here +[4609.66 --> 4611.78] at least 0.5 millimeters +[4611.78 --> 4612.30] like you know +[4612.30 --> 4612.82] take it up +[4612.82 --> 4614.30] to that slightly +[4614.30 --> 4615.84] slightly larger thickness +[4615.84 --> 4617.42] that no one cares about +[4617.42 --> 4619.54] and insert a better battery +[4619.54 --> 4620.16] you know +[4620.16 --> 4621.80] just grab some more milliamps +[4621.80 --> 4623.64] improve your battery +[4623.64 --> 4624.38] the biggest conversation +[4624.38 --> 4625.12] that goes around right now +[4625.12 --> 4625.60] with smartphones +[4625.60 --> 4626.70] and even smart watches +[4626.70 --> 4627.46] is battery +[4627.46 --> 4629.78] batteries and smart watches is huge +[4629.78 --> 4631.14] we're going to talk about the 360 +[4631.14 --> 4632.64] in a minute or two here +[4632.64 --> 4634.76] first we'll talk about the Apple watch +[4634.76 --> 4635.66] I almost said iWatch +[4635.66 --> 4638.06] batteries are a huge deal +[4638.06 --> 4639.54] batteries are what's holding back +[4639.54 --> 4640.78] the entire industry +[4640.78 --> 4642.66] you could put an i7 in your phone +[4642.66 --> 4643.60] you can't power it +[4643.60 --> 4645.18] you know batteries +[4645.18 --> 4646.62] I'll stop my rant right there +[4646.62 --> 4648.00] but batteries are the issue +[4648.00 --> 4649.20] one of my favorite things +[4649.20 --> 4650.50] I'm trying to find it right now +[4650.50 --> 4652.74] here it is +[4652.74 --> 4653.00] yeah +[4653.00 --> 4655.14] I like his commentary +[4655.14 --> 4656.34] Victoria's Secret commentary +[4656.34 --> 4657.62] through this amazing post +[4657.62 --> 4659.48] oh shit it's about to go down +[4659.48 --> 4660.04] sorry for swearing +[4660.04 --> 4661.30] I think +[4661.30 --> 4662.02] and then it's like +[4662.02 --> 4663.14] one more thing +[4663.14 --> 4664.64] which you're at an Apple conference +[4664.64 --> 4665.10] so +[4665.10 --> 4666.42] just so you know +[4666.42 --> 4667.34] we're not done yet +[4667.34 --> 4668.74] because they say one more thing +[4668.74 --> 4669.80] every single time +[4669.80 --> 4670.42] and he's like +[4670.42 --> 4671.14] watch +[4671.14 --> 4672.32] I mean con +[4672.32 --> 4672.74] no +[4672.74 --> 4673.80] I mean watch +[4673.80 --> 4675.52] awesome +[4675.52 --> 4676.30] I love his commentary +[4676.30 --> 4676.74] through this +[4676.74 --> 4677.36] it's fantastic +[4677.36 --> 4678.90] I really like what +[4678.90 --> 4680.50] Brown Ninja and Victoria's Secret +[4680.50 --> 4680.96] have been doing +[4680.96 --> 4681.78] making their posts +[4681.78 --> 4683.24] very much their own +[4683.24 --> 4686.96] their watch looks super boring +[4686.96 --> 4688.24] except for the band +[4688.24 --> 4689.34] which is awesome +[4689.34 --> 4690.12] but then again +[4690.12 --> 4691.10] the actual watch +[4691.10 --> 4692.62] is like not interesting at all +[4692.62 --> 4694.82] I've heard tell +[4694.82 --> 4696.46] that the 18 karat gold version +[4696.46 --> 4697.12] is going to be like +[4697.12 --> 4699.52] $1600 or $1700 or something +[4699.52 --> 4701.50] if you're buying an 18 karat gold version +[4701.50 --> 4702.24] Apple watch +[4702.24 --> 4703.54] you're probably not watching this +[4703.54 --> 4704.34] let's just be serious +[4704.34 --> 4705.68] yeah and you probably don't care +[4705.68 --> 4706.44] that it's that expensive +[4706.44 --> 4706.96] but still +[4706.96 --> 4707.24] no +[4707.24 --> 4709.16] they do +[4709.16 --> 4710.44] other than +[4710.44 --> 4711.76] the ridiculous things +[4711.76 --> 4712.44] that are potentially +[4712.44 --> 4713.06] on your screen +[4713.06 --> 4713.88] with the icons +[4713.88 --> 4715.54] they do look pretty cool +[4715.54 --> 4717.66] because of the band +[4717.66 --> 4718.06] again +[4718.06 --> 4718.84] and all the different +[4718.84 --> 4719.62] customizable options +[4719.62 --> 4720.72] you can have with the band +[4720.72 --> 4722.00] they're nailing the band +[4722.00 --> 4722.68] which I believe +[4722.68 --> 4723.92] other smart watches aren't +[4723.92 --> 4724.28] yes +[4724.28 --> 4724.80] necessarily +[4724.80 --> 4726.08] but they're nailing the band +[4726.08 --> 4728.56] especially the Qualcomm Talk +[4728.56 --> 4729.46] they didn't nail the band +[4729.46 --> 4729.88] on that one +[4729.88 --> 4731.16] but not necessarily +[4731.16 --> 4731.92] the actual watch +[4731.92 --> 4732.78] like weird +[4732.78 --> 4734.20] astral storm +[4734.20 --> 4735.90] of icon bubbles +[4735.90 --> 4736.78] that you have to like +[4736.78 --> 4737.50] zoom in on +[4737.50 --> 4739.42] with your side dial +[4739.42 --> 4739.92] what the heck +[4739.92 --> 4740.82] excuse me +[4740.82 --> 4741.70] what the heck is that +[4741.70 --> 4743.10] it moved him to hiccups +[4743.10 --> 4743.48] it did +[4743.48 --> 4744.56] that's how amazing that was +[4744.56 --> 4745.56] what the heck is that +[4745.56 --> 4746.64] what is going on +[4746.64 --> 4747.74] so instead of +[4747.74 --> 4748.10] they're saying that +[4748.10 --> 4748.86] it's not +[4748.86 --> 4749.62] it's not +[4749.62 --> 4751.34] big enough of a screen +[4751.34 --> 4752.66] to probably do like pinch +[4752.66 --> 4753.92] and whatever +[4753.92 --> 4754.76] unpinch is +[4754.76 --> 4755.48] what is this +[4755.48 --> 4757.02] the +[4757.02 --> 4758.00] moving apart +[4758.00 --> 4758.58] your fingers +[4758.58 --> 4759.24] we're naming it +[4759.24 --> 4759.80] unpinch +[4759.80 --> 4760.18] okay +[4760.18 --> 4762.18] they say it's +[4762.18 --> 4763.08] not big enough +[4763.08 --> 4764.04] to do that properly +[4764.04 --> 4765.04] then don't +[4765.04 --> 4765.36] don't +[4765.36 --> 4765.90] don't the other +[4765.90 --> 4766.80] iwatches actually get +[4766.80 --> 4767.86] or iwatches +[4767.86 --> 4768.48] don't the other +[4768.48 --> 4769.90] smart watches +[4769.90 --> 4770.70] get around that +[4770.70 --> 4771.48] you sound like those +[4771.48 --> 4772.16] I'm going to segue +[4772.16 --> 4772.54] a little bit +[4772.54 --> 4773.20] you sound like those +[4773.20 --> 4775.06] the NFL guys +[4775.06 --> 4776.10] that called +[4776.10 --> 4777.04] they're calling all +[4777.04 --> 4777.42] the surface +[4777.42 --> 4777.84] they put +[4777.84 --> 4778.30] what is it +[4778.30 --> 4779.76] like 440 million +[4779.76 --> 4780.26] dollars +[4780.26 --> 4780.98] NFL got a +[4780.98 --> 4782.32] 400 million dollar +[4782.32 --> 4782.78] contract +[4782.78 --> 4783.58] to +[4783.58 --> 4784.72] to show off +[4784.72 --> 4785.64] the Microsoft Surface +[4785.64 --> 4786.46] and then the +[4786.46 --> 4787.24] announcers called +[4787.24 --> 4788.36] them iPads +[4788.36 --> 4788.96] then they keep +[4788.96 --> 4789.88] calling them iPads +[4789.88 --> 4790.70] oh +[4790.70 --> 4792.86] imagine you were +[4792.86 --> 4794.12] the Microsoft rep +[4794.12 --> 4795.16] I would be so +[4795.16 --> 4795.82] cheesed +[4795.82 --> 4797.26] how can you not +[4797.26 --> 4797.72] be cheesed +[4797.72 --> 4798.42] they're literally +[4798.42 --> 4799.36] advertising +[4799.36 --> 4801.12] for their opponents +[4801.12 --> 4802.34] after they put in +[4802.34 --> 4802.84] a ton of money +[4802.84 --> 4803.76] and if you look +[4803.76 --> 4805.04] I actually saw a +[4805.04 --> 4805.42] picture on that +[4805.42 --> 4805.92] same article +[4805.92 --> 4806.98] when they go see +[4806.98 --> 4807.54] the replay +[4807.54 --> 4808.36] like the side of it +[4808.36 --> 4809.02] says Microsoft +[4809.02 --> 4810.08] Surface HD +[4810.08 --> 4811.14] and all this kind +[4811.14 --> 4811.32] of stuff +[4811.32 --> 4811.74] they have the +[4811.74 --> 4812.40] naming in the +[4812.40 --> 4813.24] appropriate spots +[4813.24 --> 4813.52] but +[4813.52 --> 4814.14] and they even +[4814.14 --> 4814.62] have these +[4814.62 --> 4815.40] these coaches +[4815.40 --> 4815.70] where if you +[4815.70 --> 4815.98] don't follow +[4815.98 --> 4816.28] football +[4816.28 --> 4816.58] you won't +[4816.58 --> 4816.82] you won't +[4816.82 --> 4817.06] know any +[4817.06 --> 4817.38] of the names +[4817.38 --> 4818.14] but that's +[4818.14 --> 4818.42] totally fine +[4818.42 --> 4818.82] they have these +[4818.82 --> 4819.60] older school +[4819.60 --> 4820.10] coaches +[4820.10 --> 4821.08] using them +[4821.08 --> 4821.86] and actually +[4821.86 --> 4822.40] using them +[4822.40 --> 4822.64] on the site +[4822.64 --> 4823.06] not just +[4823.06 --> 4823.44] productly +[4823.44 --> 4823.80] like they're +[4823.80 --> 4824.64] actually using +[4824.64 --> 4824.88] them +[4824.88 --> 4825.72] it's kind +[4825.72 --> 4826.50] of a big +[4826.50 --> 4826.86] deal +[4826.86 --> 4827.14] and it's +[4827.14 --> 4827.42] especially +[4827.42 --> 4827.82] bringing +[4827.82 --> 4828.40] advertisement +[4828.40 --> 4829.92] to a market +[4829.92 --> 4830.66] that might not +[4830.66 --> 4831.52] be extremely +[4831.52 --> 4832.22] educated on +[4832.22 --> 4832.62] things like +[4832.62 --> 4832.98] the Surface +[4832.98 --> 4834.16] and +[4834.16 --> 4835.44] yeah +[4835.44 --> 4835.78] wow +[4835.78 --> 4836.36] screwed by the +[4836.36 --> 4836.68] announcers +[4836.68 --> 4837.26] it's just +[4837.26 --> 4837.78] ridiculous +[4837.78 --> 4838.70] not even in the +[4838.70 --> 4839.02] doc +[4839.02 --> 4839.50] I just +[4839.50 --> 4840.16] I thought about +[4840.16 --> 4840.26] it +[4840.26 --> 4840.72] no it's not +[4840.72 --> 4841.00] in the doc +[4841.00 --> 4842.70] your doc +[4842.70 --> 4846.70] there we go +[4846.70 --> 4847.06] I'm in the +[4847.06 --> 4847.48] right one +[4847.48 --> 4848.38] god +[4848.38 --> 4848.80] I'm never +[4848.80 --> 4849.06] the one +[4849.06 --> 4849.58] that controls +[4849.58 --> 4850.12] the screen +[4850.12 --> 4850.74] so it's so +[4850.74 --> 4851.30] weird for me +[4851.30 --> 4851.70] to do it +[4851.70 --> 4851.96] now +[4851.96 --> 4853.42] again the +[4853.42 --> 4853.86] bands look +[4853.86 --> 4854.28] really cool +[4854.28 --> 4854.72] but I'm just +[4854.72 --> 4855.50] super not +[4855.50 --> 4855.80] stoked +[4855.80 --> 4856.46] and speaking +[4856.46 --> 4856.84] of super +[4856.84 --> 4857.44] not stoked +[4857.44 --> 4858.54] let's +[4858.54 --> 4859.56] move on +[4859.56 --> 4860.50] to the +[4860.50 --> 4861.06] Moto 360 +[4861.06 --> 4862.00] because I +[4862.00 --> 4863.44] was like +[4863.44 --> 4864.26] I am going +[4864.26 --> 4864.94] to buy this +[4864.94 --> 4865.68] and then now +[4865.68 --> 4865.98] that people +[4865.98 --> 4866.34] have actually +[4866.34 --> 4866.86] been talking +[4866.86 --> 4867.40] about it +[4867.40 --> 4867.80] you guys +[4867.80 --> 4868.10] were talking +[4868.10 --> 4868.26] about it +[4868.26 --> 4868.44] on your +[4868.44 --> 4869.18] last stream +[4869.18 --> 4869.66] I believe +[4869.66 --> 4870.00] you were +[4870.00 --> 4870.38] saying you +[4870.38 --> 4870.76] might be +[4870.76 --> 4871.14] yeah +[4871.14 --> 4871.64] because I +[4871.64 --> 4871.98] was pretty +[4871.98 --> 4872.50] sold on +[4872.50 --> 4873.22] a Moto 360 +[4873.22 --> 4874.22] and a Moto X +[4874.22 --> 4874.92] and now +[4874.92 --> 4875.22] I'm not +[4875.22 --> 4875.62] entirely +[4875.62 --> 4877.44] sure if I'm +[4877.44 --> 4877.90] sold on +[4877.90 --> 4878.36] either +[4878.36 --> 4879.00] awkward +[4879.00 --> 4879.74] it's been +[4879.74 --> 4880.34] one week +[4880.34 --> 4882.76] that's tech +[4882.76 --> 4883.14] that's why +[4883.14 --> 4883.58] we need +[4883.58 --> 4884.66] fluid definitions +[4884.66 --> 4885.38] oh +[4885.38 --> 4885.92] yes +[4885.92 --> 4887.00] things change +[4887.00 --> 4887.58] in a week +[4887.58 --> 4887.94] exactly +[4887.94 --> 4888.68] in a week +[4888.68 --> 4889.20] yeah +[4889.20 --> 4890.72] speaking of +[4890.72 --> 4890.84] you +[4890.84 --> 4891.32] broadband +[4891.32 --> 4892.68] jumping down +[4892.68 --> 4893.54] here a little +[4893.54 --> 4893.96] bit +[4893.96 --> 4895.32] this is +[4895.32 --> 4896.18] geekbench +[4896.18 --> 4896.90] this is not +[4896.90 --> 4897.18] what we're +[4897.18 --> 4897.70] looking for +[4897.70 --> 4898.54] battery life +[4898.54 --> 4899.32] android wear +[4899.32 --> 4900.38] notification test +[4900.38 --> 4902.52] what's up +[4902.52 --> 4903.24] Moto 360 +[4903.24 --> 4904.82] nothing's up +[4904.82 --> 4905.26] they're dead +[4905.26 --> 4906.88] they're recharging +[4906.88 --> 4907.30] right now +[4907.30 --> 4908.56] I am interested +[4908.56 --> 4909.70] in like I'm +[4909.70 --> 4910.36] hoping we get +[4910.36 --> 4911.24] one for review +[4911.24 --> 4911.72] not even +[4911.72 --> 4912.22] necessarily to +[4912.22 --> 4912.50] keep it +[4912.50 --> 4913.32] because I +[4913.32 --> 4913.80] want to +[4913.80 --> 4914.86] actually wear +[4914.86 --> 4916.02] it and see +[4916.02 --> 4916.44] how long it +[4916.44 --> 4917.32] actually lasts +[4917.32 --> 4918.92] because +[4918.92 --> 4919.96] and how useful +[4919.96 --> 4920.66] you find it +[4920.66 --> 4921.50] that's the thing +[4921.50 --> 4921.80] I'm really +[4921.80 --> 4922.56] because a watch +[4922.56 --> 4923.70] is a fashion +[4923.70 --> 4924.10] statement +[4924.10 --> 4924.92] now can you +[4924.92 --> 4925.42] combine that +[4925.42 --> 4926.06] fashion statement +[4926.06 --> 4927.54] with you know +[4927.54 --> 4928.00] some interesting +[4928.00 --> 4928.84] notifications and +[4928.84 --> 4929.46] interacting with your +[4929.46 --> 4930.08] phone well +[4930.08 --> 4931.26] and staying alive +[4931.26 --> 4931.96] that's a big thing +[4931.96 --> 4932.74] it's just dead on +[4932.74 --> 4933.12] your wrist +[4933.12 --> 4933.68] what's the point +[4933.68 --> 4934.44] but +[4934.44 --> 4935.96] sorry I'm going +[4935.96 --> 4936.28] to interject +[4936.28 --> 4936.42] you +[4936.42 --> 4937.16] when you said +[4937.16 --> 4937.86] staying alive +[4937.86 --> 4938.42] the first thing +[4938.42 --> 4938.88] that clicked in my +[4938.88 --> 4939.46] head was like +[4939.46 --> 4940.56] survivability +[4940.56 --> 4942.10] it maybe has a +[4942.10 --> 4942.88] detachable knife +[4942.88 --> 4943.32] or something +[4943.32 --> 4943.94] I don't know +[4943.94 --> 4944.12] sorry +[4944.12 --> 4944.52] keep going +[4944.52 --> 4947.20] I don't know +[4947.20 --> 4947.48] I'm just +[4947.48 --> 4948.54] I know you guys +[4948.54 --> 4948.90] were talking about +[4948.90 --> 4949.54] it last week +[4949.54 --> 4950.76] and this is +[4950.76 --> 4951.30] completely your +[4951.30 --> 4951.88] guys' industry +[4951.88 --> 4952.28] and it makes +[4952.28 --> 4952.50] sense +[4952.50 --> 4953.32] I know Linus +[4953.32 --> 4953.80] is all about +[4953.80 --> 4954.16] it and that's +[4954.16 --> 4954.76] awesome we need +[4954.76 --> 4955.32] people like that +[4955.32 --> 4956.24] I'm not sold +[4956.24 --> 4956.98] on smartwatches +[4956.98 --> 4957.14] yet +[4957.14 --> 4958.08] they have not +[4958.08 --> 4958.68] sold me +[4958.68 --> 4959.78] and the 360 +[4959.78 --> 4960.80] sold me on the +[4960.80 --> 4961.10] look +[4961.10 --> 4962.30] and I believe +[4962.30 --> 4962.90] we have a comment +[4962.90 --> 4963.22] here +[4963.22 --> 4963.84] I'm not even +[4963.84 --> 4964.50] going to try a shot +[4964.50 --> 4964.92] at that +[4964.92 --> 4965.98] calls the 360 +[4965.98 --> 4966.82] beautiful outside +[4966.82 --> 4967.58] ugly inside +[4967.58 --> 4968.58] it is beautiful +[4968.58 --> 4969.02] on the outside +[4969.02 --> 4969.84] it's the first one +[4969.84 --> 4970.34] that I've even +[4970.34 --> 4970.88] thought that +[4970.88 --> 4971.62] the Apple watch +[4971.62 --> 4972.22] you know usually +[4972.22 --> 4973.38] the band is nice +[4973.38 --> 4974.12] they're well known +[4974.12 --> 4974.88] the band is nice +[4974.88 --> 4975.46] they're well known +[4975.46 --> 4975.96] for making +[4975.96 --> 4977.42] visually appealing +[4977.42 --> 4978.70] to most people +[4978.70 --> 4980.18] products +[4980.18 --> 4981.52] I'm not sold +[4981.52 --> 4982.20] you know +[4982.20 --> 4982.98] I'm just really not +[4982.98 --> 4983.72] sold on the whole market +[4983.72 --> 4984.86] there's my +[4984.86 --> 4986.28] Linus uses it +[4986.28 --> 4987.52] and honestly +[4987.52 --> 4988.46] if I didn't know +[4988.46 --> 4989.20] Linus so well +[4989.20 --> 4989.78] if I didn't work +[4989.78 --> 4990.20] with him +[4990.20 --> 4990.94] I probably wouldn't +[4990.94 --> 4991.50] be sold on them +[4991.50 --> 4991.70] either +[4991.70 --> 4993.66] but seeing him +[4993.66 --> 4994.18] use it through +[4994.18 --> 4994.92] his day to day +[4994.92 --> 4995.84] and seeing his +[4995.84 --> 4996.68] use case for it +[4996.68 --> 4997.76] makes way more +[4997.76 --> 4998.64] sense and has me +[4998.64 --> 4999.26] interested in it +[4999.26 --> 5000.04] because he's not +[5000.04 --> 5000.72] trying to +[5000.72 --> 5001.66] see that's awesome +[5001.66 --> 5002.00] to hear +[5002.00 --> 5003.48] he just reads it +[5003.48 --> 5004.40] so if he receives +[5004.40 --> 5004.92] a text +[5004.92 --> 5005.70] he can go like +[5005.70 --> 5006.02] this +[5006.02 --> 5007.32] go okay +[5007.32 --> 5008.26] not necessarily +[5008.26 --> 5008.58] important +[5008.58 --> 5008.96] don't have to +[5008.96 --> 5009.28] deal with it +[5009.28 --> 5009.70] right now +[5009.70 --> 5010.36] and goes back +[5010.36 --> 5010.68] to what he's +[5010.68 --> 5010.92] doing +[5010.92 --> 5011.64] another thing +[5011.64 --> 5012.28] I read online +[5012.28 --> 5013.40] that was interesting +[5013.40 --> 5014.52] was it's +[5014.52 --> 5014.96] because we have +[5014.96 --> 5015.70] the whole kind of push +[5015.70 --> 5016.34] I forget what it's called +[5016.34 --> 5017.12] but you remember when +[5017.12 --> 5018.28] you know you'd put your +[5018.28 --> 5018.90] phones in the middle +[5018.90 --> 5019.32] of the table +[5019.32 --> 5020.06] when you're out to eat +[5020.06 --> 5021.12] you can't pick up +[5021.12 --> 5021.72] your phone +[5021.72 --> 5022.42] and phone stack +[5022.42 --> 5023.08] yeah things like that +[5023.08 --> 5024.48] it kind of helps enable +[5024.48 --> 5025.08] things like that +[5025.08 --> 5026.28] because you're looking +[5026.28 --> 5026.72] at your wrist +[5026.72 --> 5027.14] and you're reading +[5027.14 --> 5028.04] something and you're +[5028.04 --> 5028.44] putting it away +[5028.44 --> 5029.16] without the whole +[5029.16 --> 5030.38] I'm bringing my phone +[5030.38 --> 5031.28] out painful attention +[5031.28 --> 5031.56] the problem with phone stack +[5031.56 --> 5033.34] is emergency calls +[5033.34 --> 5033.82] yeah +[5033.82 --> 5035.58] so if you get a call +[5035.58 --> 5036.38] from like your mom +[5036.38 --> 5037.18] maybe you can break +[5037.18 --> 5038.12] the phone stack game +[5038.12 --> 5039.04] if you get a call +[5039.04 --> 5039.70] from your buddy +[5039.70 --> 5040.48] then you can be like +[5040.48 --> 5041.66] I can't pick it up +[5041.66 --> 5042.46] because it's just my buddy +[5042.46 --> 5043.82] and that makes more sense +[5043.82 --> 5045.68] but just the idea +[5045.68 --> 5046.34] of keeping your phone +[5046.34 --> 5046.82] in your pocket +[5046.82 --> 5047.50] a little bit more +[5047.50 --> 5048.86] and trying to get away +[5048.86 --> 5049.38] from us +[5049.38 --> 5050.46] that's exactly +[5050.46 --> 5051.54] because I feel like +[5051.54 --> 5053.32] I get a lot of messages +[5053.32 --> 5054.48] like emails +[5054.48 --> 5054.88] and whatnot +[5054.88 --> 5055.70] all the time +[5055.70 --> 5056.70] and I'm constantly +[5056.70 --> 5057.28] checking my phone +[5057.28 --> 5057.88] but a lot of time +[5057.88 --> 5058.64] it's like oh +[5058.64 --> 5060.20] I went to another convention +[5060.20 --> 5061.98] and I had to sign up +[5061.98 --> 5062.56] for my badge +[5062.56 --> 5062.94] and you have to put +[5062.94 --> 5063.64] your email in +[5063.64 --> 5064.08] and it's another +[5064.08 --> 5064.66] tech convention +[5064.66 --> 5065.48] so they give it to +[5065.48 --> 5067.06] every single vendor +[5067.06 --> 5067.80] and host there +[5067.80 --> 5068.66] so I'm just getting +[5068.66 --> 5069.94] spammed like crap +[5069.94 --> 5071.48] and it's another email +[5071.48 --> 5072.08] that I don't need +[5072.08 --> 5072.60] to check +[5072.60 --> 5073.80] but it has me +[5073.80 --> 5075.18] constantly doing this +[5075.18 --> 5076.34] and it would be nice +[5076.34 --> 5076.96] if I could just +[5076.96 --> 5077.50] look at my watch +[5077.50 --> 5078.24] and go oh it's spam +[5078.24 --> 5079.32] and then just be like +[5079.32 --> 5079.78] whatever I'll deal +[5079.78 --> 5080.20] with it later +[5080.20 --> 5081.34] and then once I get +[5081.34 --> 5082.06] down to a desktop +[5082.06 --> 5083.52] just select a whole +[5083.52 --> 5084.06] bunch of things +[5084.06 --> 5084.88] and report spam +[5084.88 --> 5085.52] and then move on +[5085.52 --> 5086.16] yeah +[5086.16 --> 5087.16] well another thing +[5087.16 --> 5088.66] that just kind of +[5088.66 --> 5089.58] popped into my mind +[5089.58 --> 5090.24] because I'm always +[5090.24 --> 5091.22] worried about battery life +[5091.22 --> 5092.66] is would that not +[5092.66 --> 5094.62] inherently assist +[5094.62 --> 5095.20] the battery life +[5095.20 --> 5095.68] on your phone +[5095.68 --> 5096.80] using your watch +[5096.80 --> 5098.60] but you are +[5098.60 --> 5099.98] constantly pushing +[5099.98 --> 5100.52] to it with bluetooth +[5100.52 --> 5102.10] that's true +[5102.10 --> 5104.02] yeah +[5104.02 --> 5104.62] interesting +[5104.62 --> 5105.62] unfortunate +[5105.62 --> 5106.98] good point +[5106.98 --> 5108.14] I wonder how much +[5108.14 --> 5108.80] bluetooth pushes +[5108.80 --> 5109.58] compared to +[5109.58 --> 5110.28] turning your screen +[5110.28 --> 5110.98] on every like +[5110.98 --> 5111.62] it's actually +[5111.62 --> 5112.64] right when you said +[5112.64 --> 5113.40] that like I know +[5113.40 --> 5114.14] it drains because +[5114.14 --> 5114.56] of the bluetooth +[5114.56 --> 5115.38] but I'm really +[5115.38 --> 5116.38] interested now in a +[5116.38 --> 5117.42] benchmark comparing that +[5117.42 --> 5119.70] because screen kills +[5119.70 --> 5120.44] especially like +[5120.44 --> 5121.00] we're looking at this +[5121.00 --> 5122.18] iphone with a +[5122.18 --> 5124.80] 5.5 +[5124.80 --> 5126.02] 5.5 I think it is +[5126.02 --> 5126.42] screen +[5126.42 --> 5127.04] yeah I think +[5127.04 --> 5128.10] 5.7 is the note +[5128.10 --> 5129.00] 4 and note 3 +[5129.00 --> 5130.60] I don't have it +[5130.60 --> 5130.98] up anymore +[5130.98 --> 5132.70] but that screen +[5132.70 --> 5133.42] that's what kills +[5133.42 --> 5134.12] your battery +[5134.12 --> 5134.56] you know it's having +[5134.56 --> 5135.12] that screen on +[5135.12 --> 5135.92] like people would +[5135.92 --> 5136.72] complain like I use +[5136.72 --> 5137.94] mine a ton at work +[5137.94 --> 5138.40] for GPS +[5138.40 --> 5139.42] it's not the GPS +[5139.42 --> 5140.20] that's killing the +[5140.20 --> 5140.86] battery it's that +[5140.86 --> 5141.42] the fact that your +[5141.42 --> 5142.30] screen is constantly +[5142.30 --> 5143.46] on you know +[5143.46 --> 5144.46] constantly being lit +[5144.46 --> 5145.58] that's what kills +[5145.58 --> 5146.12] your battery so yeah +[5146.12 --> 5146.76] that would be an +[5146.76 --> 5147.56] interesting little test +[5147.56 --> 5148.26] I would like to +[5148.26 --> 5148.90] try that because +[5148.90 --> 5149.76] especially with like +[5149.76 --> 5150.52] my moto x and stuff +[5150.52 --> 5151.16] I can pull it out +[5151.16 --> 5151.90] without fully turning +[5151.90 --> 5152.56] the screen on +[5152.56 --> 5153.56] because it just has +[5153.56 --> 5154.44] the quick notification +[5154.44 --> 5154.76] yeah +[5154.76 --> 5155.58] so it'd be interesting +[5155.58 --> 5156.50] to compare that +[5156.50 --> 5157.18] versus a phone +[5157.18 --> 5157.64] where you have to +[5157.64 --> 5158.52] unlock it to look +[5158.52 --> 5159.04] at everything +[5159.04 --> 5160.48] versus using a watch +[5160.48 --> 5160.94] and all that kind of +[5160.94 --> 5161.60] stuff because it is +[5161.60 --> 5162.94] bluetooth low power +[5162.94 --> 5163.28] or whatever +[5163.28 --> 5164.62] anyways a lot of +[5164.62 --> 5165.32] this is due to it +[5165.32 --> 5166.58] using a 1 gigahertz +[5166.58 --> 5167.82] single core Texas +[5167.82 --> 5169.88] Instruments OMAP 3 +[5169.88 --> 5170.54] SoC +[5170.54 --> 5171.72] so that's straight out +[5171.72 --> 5172.70] of the old calculators +[5172.70 --> 5173.46] from grade 8 +[5173.46 --> 5175.14] or is that +[5175.14 --> 5176.30] that's pretty ghetto +[5176.30 --> 5177.32] that's a 2010 era +[5177.32 --> 5177.80] processor +[5177.80 --> 5178.30] when you're like +[5178.30 --> 5179.24] oh 2010 wasn't that +[5179.24 --> 5179.52] long ago +[5179.52 --> 5179.86] when you're talking +[5179.86 --> 5180.56] about mobile game +[5180.56 --> 5181.58] 2010 is ancient +[5181.58 --> 5185.08] mom has a tablet +[5185.08 --> 5186.68] that I looked it up +[5186.68 --> 5187.46] it's from 2011 +[5187.46 --> 5188.68] it feels like a dinosaur +[5188.68 --> 5189.26] yeah +[5189.26 --> 5189.98] yeah exactly +[5189.98 --> 5190.14] you know +[5190.14 --> 5191.60] in this technology +[5191.60 --> 5192.68] that's a dinosaur +[5192.68 --> 5193.94] it's in the same league +[5193.94 --> 5195.42] as the iPhone 4 +[5195.42 --> 5196.88] not even 4S +[5196.88 --> 5198.62] or the Nexus 1 +[5198.62 --> 5200.60] it's +[5200.60 --> 5201.04] it's +[5201.04 --> 5201.84] I don't even know +[5201.84 --> 5202.64] what they were thinking +[5202.64 --> 5203.36] it's what is it +[5203.36 --> 5204.56] 48 nanometer process +[5204.56 --> 5205.44] I don't see it in the notes +[5205.44 --> 5206.88] 45 nanometer process +[5206.88 --> 5207.46] which +[5207.46 --> 5208.76] like dudes +[5208.76 --> 5209.50] how did you think +[5209.50 --> 5210.14] that was possibly +[5210.14 --> 5210.88] going to be super great +[5210.88 --> 5211.50] on battery life +[5211.50 --> 5213.72] it's +[5213.72 --> 5214.30] it's slow +[5214.30 --> 5215.38] it's battery up to par +[5215.38 --> 5216.64] or is not up to par +[5216.64 --> 5217.46] scrolling performance +[5217.46 --> 5218.16] is not great +[5218.16 --> 5218.82] and like +[5218.82 --> 5219.30] I know +[5219.30 --> 5220.04] people talk about +[5220.04 --> 5220.96] how performance benchmarks +[5220.96 --> 5221.44] on watches +[5221.44 --> 5222.12] are kind of dumb +[5222.12 --> 5222.64] and honestly +[5222.64 --> 5223.22] I kind of think +[5223.22 --> 5223.68] they are too +[5223.68 --> 5224.44] but +[5224.44 --> 5225.34] if it lags +[5225.34 --> 5225.94] when you're trying +[5225.94 --> 5227.54] to scroll through +[5227.54 --> 5229.16] that's a problem +[5229.16 --> 5230.04] it's going to look bad +[5230.04 --> 5230.86] it's going to feel uncomfortable +[5230.86 --> 5232.02] that's not going to be good +[5232.02 --> 5232.74] at all +[5232.74 --> 5234.28] I just totally lost internet +[5234.28 --> 5235.74] which is not good +[5235.74 --> 5237.80] I lost it earlier actually +[5237.80 --> 5239.82] but it came back +[5239.82 --> 5241.22] but yeah it's +[5241.22 --> 5242.38] I think +[5242.38 --> 5242.96] you were saying +[5242.96 --> 5243.52] you don't really like +[5243.52 --> 5244.24] benchmarks on +[5244.24 --> 5245.36] on watches +[5245.36 --> 5246.86] on wearable things like that +[5246.86 --> 5248.30] but I think the most notable one +[5248.30 --> 5248.94] to pay attention to +[5248.94 --> 5249.84] is the battery life +[5249.84 --> 5250.46] yeah +[5250.46 --> 5251.44] the battery life benchmark +[5251.44 --> 5252.10] is huge +[5252.10 --> 5253.02] because these +[5253.02 --> 5254.66] they're not going to last +[5254.66 --> 5255.58] for multiple days +[5255.58 --> 5255.78] you know +[5255.78 --> 5256.44] I think it was the pebble +[5256.44 --> 5257.10] that has the ink +[5257.10 --> 5258.00] push +[5258.00 --> 5258.94] I'm saying that wrong +[5258.94 --> 5259.68] and I'm sure +[5259.68 --> 5260.18] I'll be corrected +[5260.18 --> 5260.94] about a hundred times +[5260.94 --> 5261.48] in Twitch chat +[5261.48 --> 5264.54] but with how it uses the ink +[5264.54 --> 5264.92] you know +[5264.92 --> 5265.48] the battery life +[5265.48 --> 5266.40] is obviously incredible +[5266.40 --> 5268.48] but with you know +[5268.48 --> 5269.34] using full screens +[5269.34 --> 5269.82] battery life +[5269.82 --> 5270.72] is a big deal +[5270.72 --> 5271.80] you know +[5271.80 --> 5272.64] another device +[5272.64 --> 5273.80] to charge every single night +[5273.80 --> 5274.52] on your bed stand +[5274.52 --> 5274.78] right +[5274.78 --> 5276.46] otherwise it's not useful +[5276.46 --> 5277.64] wait +[5277.64 --> 5279.00] this one just said +[5279.00 --> 5279.64] the stream's down +[5279.64 --> 5280.92] I don't think it is +[5280.92 --> 5281.64] I think they're lying +[5281.64 --> 5282.30] so +[5282.30 --> 5283.46] I think we're fine +[5283.46 --> 5284.06] anyways +[5284.06 --> 5284.66] don't worry about that +[5284.66 --> 5285.08] I got it +[5285.08 --> 5287.20] yeah he's the only one +[5287.20 --> 5287.66] that said it +[5287.66 --> 5288.30] so I think we're +[5288.30 --> 5289.08] totally fine +[5289.08 --> 5290.94] should be good +[5290.94 --> 5296.38] someone said next topic time +[5296.38 --> 5296.54] though +[5296.54 --> 5297.38] they are right about that +[5297.38 --> 5298.38] yeah okay +[5298.38 --> 5299.92] so let's move on to +[5299.92 --> 5303.58] we've been jumping around +[5303.58 --> 5304.10] so much +[5304.10 --> 5304.90] I know +[5304.90 --> 5306.04] that's actually kind of a problem +[5306.04 --> 5306.86] we could talk about +[5306.86 --> 5308.12] Nvidia starts a legal battle +[5308.12 --> 5309.46] with Samsung and Qualcomm +[5309.46 --> 5311.14] over patent infringement +[5311.14 --> 5313.32] see I really think +[5313.32 --> 5314.28] we talked about this +[5314.28 --> 5314.52] last week +[5314.52 --> 5314.78] did we? +[5315.54 --> 5316.82] it says last week +[5316.82 --> 5317.46] never covered +[5317.46 --> 5318.20] but I'm like +[5318.20 --> 5320.18] pretty freaking sure +[5320.18 --> 5320.68] we did +[5320.68 --> 5321.82] you know I might have +[5321.82 --> 5322.68] missed it because +[5322.68 --> 5323.44] because I remember +[5323.44 --> 5324.62] I remember Linus and I +[5324.62 --> 5325.24] were talking +[5325.24 --> 5327.08] about how +[5327.08 --> 5328.80] Nvidia seems really big +[5328.80 --> 5329.52] in our industry +[5329.52 --> 5330.52] but compared to Samsung +[5330.52 --> 5331.16] and Qualcomm +[5331.16 --> 5332.62] they are a very small man +[5332.62 --> 5334.84] they are definitely +[5334.84 --> 5336.12] and reading through +[5336.12 --> 5337.26] the posts on the +[5337.26 --> 5339.34] we won't beat this one up +[5339.34 --> 5339.94] just in case you did +[5339.94 --> 5340.60] do it last week +[5340.60 --> 5341.74] and I always watch +[5341.74 --> 5342.38] the timestamps +[5342.38 --> 5342.80] because I'm usually +[5342.80 --> 5343.50] working at this time +[5343.50 --> 5344.32] so I always go back +[5344.32 --> 5345.38] watch the YouTube timestamps +[5345.38 --> 5346.56] but someone was saying +[5346.56 --> 5346.78] you know +[5346.78 --> 5348.32] oh Nvidia is going to crush +[5348.32 --> 5349.56] but really Samsung +[5349.56 --> 5351.82] Samsung is the giant +[5351.82 --> 5352.32] in that arena +[5352.32 --> 5353.34] Samsung is kind of a big deal +[5353.34 --> 5355.02] and I gotta say again +[5355.02 --> 5355.48] Brown Ninja +[5355.48 --> 5355.98] good work +[5355.98 --> 5357.82] that screenshot +[5357.82 --> 5359.42] is beautiful +[5359.42 --> 5359.98] it's perfect +[5359.98 --> 5360.68] I'll show everyone +[5360.68 --> 5365.16] oh absolutely fantastic +[5365.16 --> 5366.76] another great post +[5366.76 --> 5367.60] drop the mic thing too +[5367.60 --> 5368.42] it's just pretty funny +[5368.42 --> 5369.96] yeah I don't know +[5369.96 --> 5370.40] that's going to be +[5370.40 --> 5371.14] an interesting battle +[5371.14 --> 5371.54] for them +[5371.54 --> 5372.98] because it is not +[5372.98 --> 5374.10] going to be an easy +[5374.10 --> 5374.78] battle for them +[5374.78 --> 5375.24] at all +[5375.24 --> 5377.06] those are two +[5377.06 --> 5377.98] really big players +[5377.98 --> 5378.80] but they do seem +[5378.80 --> 5379.78] to be in the right +[5379.78 --> 5382.34] but again +[5382.34 --> 5383.08] from what I read +[5383.08 --> 5384.30] it's a +[5384.30 --> 5386.12] kind of messed up system +[5386.12 --> 5386.84] so +[5386.84 --> 5387.96] sometimes it doesn't +[5387.96 --> 5388.66] matter if you're +[5388.66 --> 5389.08] in the right +[5389.08 --> 5389.86] it matters that you +[5389.86 --> 5390.98] have a super awesome +[5390.98 --> 5391.40] lawyer +[5391.40 --> 5392.74] so I don't know +[5392.74 --> 5393.18] we'll see +[5393.18 --> 5394.22] money and your lawyers +[5394.22 --> 5395.14] matter more than anything +[5395.14 --> 5396.32] although again +[5396.32 --> 5397.04] to refer to the +[5397.04 --> 5397.92] amazing post on your +[5397.92 --> 5398.72] forum for way too +[5398.72 --> 5399.18] many times +[5399.18 --> 5399.84] which will win +[5399.84 --> 5400.64] the titan or the +[5400.64 --> 5401.00] dragon +[5401.00 --> 5402.48] just things like that +[5402.48 --> 5402.98] it's just +[5402.98 --> 5404.14] really funny +[5404.14 --> 5404.76] right +[5404.76 --> 5405.46] makes it personal +[5405.46 --> 5405.98] makes it +[5405.98 --> 5407.84] cool to watch +[5407.84 --> 5408.38] so thanks a lot +[5408.38 --> 5410.36] I believe we had +[5410.36 --> 5411.76] something interesting +[5411.76 --> 5413.24] I can't find it +[5413.24 --> 5414.16] in rapid fire +[5414.16 --> 5418.46] I feel like we're +[5418.46 --> 5419.30] missing something +[5419.30 --> 5420.10] right +[5420.10 --> 5420.92] the Samsung +[5420.92 --> 5422.38] gear blink +[5422.38 --> 5424.16] which is +[5424.16 --> 5425.68] supposed to be +[5425.68 --> 5426.28] a rival for +[5426.28 --> 5426.96] Google Glass +[5426.96 --> 5427.68] because we totally +[5427.68 --> 5428.42] need those right +[5428.42 --> 5428.74] now +[5428.74 --> 5430.38] is Google Glass +[5430.38 --> 5431.20] dead or what +[5431.20 --> 5432.20] as far as I know +[5432.20 --> 5434.04] did I tell you +[5434.04 --> 5434.56] I tried it +[5434.56 --> 5435.46] and just was +[5435.46 --> 5436.74] not impressed +[5436.74 --> 5437.58] I remember you +[5437.58 --> 5437.96] saying that +[5437.96 --> 5438.76] Linus grabbed it +[5438.76 --> 5439.06] and was like +[5439.06 --> 5439.48] oh yeah I'm +[5439.48 --> 5439.76] going to do +[5439.76 --> 5440.30] one of our +[5440.30 --> 5441.16] I Switched +[5441.16 --> 5442.06] episode things +[5442.06 --> 5442.90] and try it out +[5442.90 --> 5443.56] for like a month +[5443.56 --> 5444.20] and see how well +[5444.20 --> 5444.68] it goes +[5444.68 --> 5445.86] and then I think +[5445.86 --> 5447.04] he lasted two days +[5447.04 --> 5448.70] and just ditched it +[5448.70 --> 5449.08] entirely +[5449.08 --> 5450.06] because it's +[5450.06 --> 5450.98] just not good +[5450.98 --> 5451.78] I saw one guy +[5451.78 --> 5452.66] at PAX with one +[5452.66 --> 5454.38] 7-4s are just +[5454.38 --> 5454.88] kind of standing +[5454.88 --> 5455.40] I remember +[5455.40 --> 5456.30] because I saw +[5456.30 --> 5457.38] him as well +[5457.38 --> 5457.76] him +[5457.76 --> 5458.96] that one person +[5458.96 --> 5459.70] the individual +[5459.70 --> 5460.64] out of what +[5460.64 --> 5461.48] 75,000 +[5461.48 --> 5462.68] yeah and you know +[5462.68 --> 5463.32] he's wearing it +[5463.32 --> 5463.76] just because people +[5463.76 --> 5464.50] are like oh cool +[5464.50 --> 5465.10] yeah +[5465.10 --> 5467.56] again I didn't +[5467.56 --> 5468.30] click on it +[5468.30 --> 5469.14] and then I went +[5469.14 --> 5469.80] to go switch +[5469.80 --> 5470.36] screens +[5470.36 --> 5471.74] now I gotta go +[5471.74 --> 5472.30] back +[5472.30 --> 5473.58] click on this +[5473.58 --> 5474.90] so yeah +[5474.90 --> 5476.50] if they're filing +[5476.50 --> 5477.02] for patents +[5477.02 --> 5477.48] with these +[5477.48 --> 5478.20] good luck bro +[5478.20 --> 5478.80] it looks like +[5478.80 --> 5479.48] safety glasses +[5479.48 --> 5480.48] yeah +[5480.48 --> 5481.26] yeah +[5481.26 --> 5482.06] and I like +[5482.06 --> 5482.76] the interest +[5482.76 --> 5484.38] this is the weirdest +[5484.38 --> 5485.08] thing to pull out +[5485.08 --> 5485.36] of this +[5485.36 --> 5486.64] but did you prepare +[5486.64 --> 5487.60] what I said +[5487.60 --> 5488.22] last time +[5488.22 --> 5489.66] it's just +[5489.66 --> 5490.44] it's so like +[5490.44 --> 5490.88] I don't know +[5490.88 --> 5492.26] I never read that +[5492.26 --> 5492.54] yeah +[5492.54 --> 5494.80] it just seems +[5494.80 --> 5495.48] so direct +[5495.48 --> 5496.20] and forceful +[5496.20 --> 5496.60] I guess they +[5496.60 --> 5497.04] like +[5497.04 --> 5499.48] did you prepare +[5499.48 --> 5500.30] the chicken salad +[5500.30 --> 5500.88] sandwich +[5500.88 --> 5501.34] yeah +[5501.34 --> 5501.94] they could have +[5501.94 --> 5502.22] gone with +[5502.22 --> 5502.84] something else +[5502.84 --> 5504.26] maybe that's +[5504.26 --> 5504.70] what he means +[5504.70 --> 5505.48] by what I said +[5505.48 --> 5506.10] last time +[5506.10 --> 5506.54] maybe they're +[5506.54 --> 5506.96] trying to make +[5506.96 --> 5507.40] sure that they +[5507.40 --> 5507.92] didn't offend +[5507.92 --> 5508.68] anyone ever +[5508.68 --> 5510.50] but it's just +[5510.50 --> 5510.80] weird +[5510.80 --> 5511.40] and like the +[5511.40 --> 5511.94] typing with a +[5511.94 --> 5512.44] hand thing +[5512.44 --> 5513.52] is cool +[5513.52 --> 5513.88] alright +[5513.88 --> 5515.12] I'm not sure +[5515.12 --> 5516.24] you have to see +[5516.24 --> 5516.72] how it's implemented +[5516.72 --> 5517.32] obviously that's +[5517.32 --> 5517.62] something you're +[5517.62 --> 5517.86] going to have to +[5517.86 --> 5518.58] use before you +[5518.58 --> 5519.00] can really +[5519.00 --> 5519.72] yeah +[5519.72 --> 5520.48] you know +[5520.48 --> 5521.42] it's one of our +[5521.42 --> 5522.08] rapid fire topics +[5522.08 --> 5522.56] we don't have a +[5522.56 --> 5523.02] ton of research +[5523.02 --> 5523.50] on this one +[5523.50 --> 5524.92] what I'm super +[5524.92 --> 5525.78] stoked for though +[5525.78 --> 5526.76] is the +[5526.76 --> 5527.18] what is it +[5527.18 --> 5527.74] the Microsoft +[5527.74 --> 5528.46] headset +[5528.46 --> 5529.00] or was it +[5529.00 --> 5529.74] the Intel headset +[5529.74 --> 5531.74] I think it was +[5531.74 --> 5532.60] the Intel headset +[5532.60 --> 5533.66] let me look it +[5533.66 --> 5534.16] up real quick +[5534.16 --> 5534.60] I'm going to turn +[5534.60 --> 5535.12] my screen +[5535.12 --> 5536.74] onto not looking +[5536.74 --> 5537.32] at what's on +[5537.32 --> 5537.88] my screen +[5537.88 --> 5539.30] because that's +[5539.30 --> 5540.02] cool and stuff +[5540.02 --> 5541.30] and then go to +[5541.30 --> 5543.00] Intel Jarvis +[5543.00 --> 5543.80] headset +[5543.80 --> 5544.44] yeah +[5544.44 --> 5545.66] the Intel Jarvis +[5545.66 --> 5546.00] headset +[5546.00 --> 5548.36] looks so cool +[5548.36 --> 5549.08] but then there +[5549.08 --> 5549.62] hasn't been +[5549.62 --> 5550.26] kind of anything +[5550.26 --> 5550.90] about it at all +[5550.90 --> 5551.94] this one +[5551.94 --> 5552.98] is not +[5552.98 --> 5554.06] there we go +[5554.06 --> 5554.76] you can see +[5554.76 --> 5555.46] in that picture +[5555.46 --> 5555.94] so I'll share +[5555.94 --> 5556.74] my screen again +[5556.74 --> 5557.96] thanks for the +[5557.96 --> 5558.28] pivot +[5558.28 --> 5559.04] going on +[5559.04 --> 5559.88] so you can see +[5559.88 --> 5560.42] in this picture +[5560.42 --> 5561.18] it's not +[5561.18 --> 5561.92] really +[5561.92 --> 5562.76] it's not like +[5562.76 --> 5563.38] a heads up +[5563.38 --> 5564.06] display on his +[5564.06 --> 5564.46] glasses +[5564.46 --> 5565.54] it just kind of +[5565.54 --> 5566.06] wraps around +[5566.06 --> 5566.62] his ear +[5566.62 --> 5567.84] and it's much +[5567.84 --> 5568.50] more focused +[5568.50 --> 5569.08] around +[5569.08 --> 5571.08] being Jarvis +[5571.08 --> 5572.64] instead of +[5572.64 --> 5573.34] which +[5573.34 --> 5575.04] is amazing +[5575.04 --> 5575.06] how freaking +[5575.06 --> 5575.80] cool could that +[5575.80 --> 5576.04] be +[5576.04 --> 5576.52] yeah +[5576.52 --> 5577.40] and it's +[5577.40 --> 5578.12] part of the +[5578.12 --> 5578.60] idea is +[5578.60 --> 5579.14] local +[5579.14 --> 5580.72] local recording +[5580.72 --> 5581.50] and local +[5581.50 --> 5582.92] analytics +[5582.92 --> 5583.48] of what you +[5583.48 --> 5583.80] said +[5583.80 --> 5584.78] instead of +[5584.78 --> 5585.32] like the +[5585.32 --> 5585.92] horrible +[5585.92 --> 5586.68] like it's +[5586.68 --> 5587.36] cool but +[5587.36 --> 5588.42] still horrible +[5588.42 --> 5589.44] okay Google +[5589.44 --> 5589.76] now +[5589.76 --> 5590.30] blink +[5590.30 --> 5591.58] blah blah blah +[5591.58 --> 5591.92] blah blah blah +[5591.92 --> 5593.72] yeah that's +[5593.72 --> 5594.08] it's +[5594.08 --> 5594.52] sits +[5594.52 --> 5595.24] waiting +[5595.24 --> 5595.98] waiting +[5595.98 --> 5596.60] waiting +[5596.60 --> 5596.92] because it's +[5596.92 --> 5597.40] sent out to a +[5597.40 --> 5598.06] server then it +[5598.06 --> 5598.54] has to figure out +[5598.54 --> 5598.94] what you said +[5598.94 --> 5599.36] then it has to +[5599.36 --> 5600.10] send commands +[5600.10 --> 5600.58] back like +[5600.58 --> 5601.14] that being said +[5601.14 --> 5601.68] it's incredible +[5601.68 --> 5602.62] that whole process +[5602.62 --> 5603.04] happens +[5603.04 --> 5603.50] yes +[5603.50 --> 5604.78] but we need to +[5604.78 --> 5605.42] step forward +[5605.42 --> 5606.06] it needs to be +[5606.06 --> 5606.60] local on the +[5606.60 --> 5606.76] phone +[5606.76 --> 5607.70] it needs +[5607.70 --> 5608.78] therefore being +[5608.78 --> 5609.34] way quicker +[5609.34 --> 5610.02] way more efficient +[5610.02 --> 5610.56] not using your +[5610.56 --> 5611.14] data plan +[5611.14 --> 5611.80] you know we're +[5611.80 --> 5612.48] talking about +[5612.48 --> 5613.42] you know cell +[5613.42 --> 5614.08] phones and our +[5614.08 --> 5614.80] plans and how we +[5614.80 --> 5615.18] pay for them +[5615.18 --> 5615.50] all that kind of +[5615.50 --> 5615.86] stuff it's still +[5615.86 --> 5616.44] using your data +[5616.44 --> 5617.30] might be +[5617.30 --> 5618.56] you know a +[5618.56 --> 5619.28] micro amount of +[5619.28 --> 5619.78] data but there's +[5619.78 --> 5620.44] those guys out there +[5620.44 --> 5621.52] with a 250 megabyte +[5621.52 --> 5622.02] monthly plan +[5622.02 --> 5622.88] I have 500 megabyte +[5622.88 --> 5624.02] you have 500 megabytes +[5624.02 --> 5624.78] it's horrible +[5624.78 --> 5626.06] so if I forget to +[5626.06 --> 5627.06] turn on wifi +[5627.06 --> 5628.22] and I go home one +[5628.22 --> 5628.74] night and I +[5628.74 --> 5629.28] accidentally watch +[5629.28 --> 5630.22] like a youtube +[5630.22 --> 5631.38] video I'm screwed +[5631.38 --> 5631.86] you're in a lot of +[5631.86 --> 5632.08] trouble +[5632.08 --> 5633.10] yeah so those +[5633.10 --> 5634.10] little micro +[5634.10 --> 5635.62] we could call them +[5635.62 --> 5636.16] transactions +[5636.16 --> 5637.10] micro transactions +[5637.10 --> 5638.08] of data matter +[5638.08 --> 5639.98] right it matters +[5639.98 --> 5642.66] so it's a big deal +[5642.66 --> 5643.00] if you could have +[5643.00 --> 5643.68] that local on your +[5643.68 --> 5644.14] phone it would be +[5644.14 --> 5644.76] so much quicker +[5644.76 --> 5645.28] so much more +[5645.28 --> 5646.52] efficient and also +[5646.52 --> 5647.94] if you're not in +[5647.94 --> 5649.44] you know if you're +[5649.44 --> 5650.18] out in a forest +[5650.18 --> 5650.72] like we were +[5650.72 --> 5651.80] shooting you know +[5651.80 --> 5652.52] way out in the +[5652.52 --> 5653.10] middle of a forest +[5653.10 --> 5653.72] shooting this new +[5653.72 --> 5655.16] movie and the +[5655.16 --> 5655.78] data your data +[5655.78 --> 5656.34] didn't work you +[5656.34 --> 5657.00] can't do any of +[5657.00 --> 5657.52] that stuff without +[5657.52 --> 5658.34] data period right +[5658.34 --> 5659.26] so it's just over +[5659.26 --> 5660.24] if you've got +[5660.24 --> 5660.84] Jarvis in your +[5660.84 --> 5662.08] ear it's not over +[5662.08 --> 5662.84] it could still work +[5662.84 --> 5663.60] unless he has to +[5663.60 --> 5664.32] google things and +[5664.32 --> 5665.14] then it will work +[5665.14 --> 5667.00] yeah which would +[5667.00 --> 5667.80] be unfortunate +[5667.80 --> 5669.42] either way guys I +[5669.42 --> 5670.40] believe that is it +[5670.40 --> 5671.26] for the show this +[5671.26 --> 5672.20] week I'm gonna play +[5672.20 --> 5674.04] our intro which is +[5674.04 --> 5674.72] exactly the same as +[5674.72 --> 5675.60] our outro and it's +[5675.60 --> 5676.22] gonna be awkward +[5676.22 --> 5676.98] because I forgot to +[5676.98 --> 5678.08] take the one overlay +[5678.08 --> 5678.62] off and there's +[5678.62 --> 5679.62] actually two overlays on +[5679.62 --> 5680.62] there so it's gonna +[5680.62 --> 5681.36] start playing and +[5681.36 --> 5681.98] then we like drag +[5681.98 --> 5682.78] these things off but +[5682.78 --> 5683.70] we'll be okay +[5683.70 --> 5685.22] everyone will survive +[5685.22 --> 5689.16] awkward there we go +[5689.16 --> 5692.46] nope I'm dead +[5692.46 --> 5696.80] I'll carry my part of +[5696.80 --> 5697.00] the couch +[5697.00 --> 5700.76] we should just +[5700.76 --> 5701.54] no what it should +[5701.54 --> 5702.34] be is Linus drops +[5702.34 --> 5702.92] the couch and then +[5702.92 --> 5703.88] you just run in and +[5703.88 --> 5704.40] pick it up +[5704.40 --> 5706.84] I got this +[5706.84 --> 5715.82] I forgot her name +[5715.82 --> 5716.58] that was awkward +[5716.58 --> 5720.40] mod 24 mod 24 is going +[5720.40 --> 5721.72] to be fantastic if we +[5721.72 --> 5724.38] don't die and if we +[5724.38 --> 5725.38] do die it'll be +[5725.38 --> 5727.12] fantastic for you but +[5727.12 --> 5728.44] severely not fantastic +[5728.44 --> 5729.22] for us there will be +[5729.22 --> 5730.40] three teams competing to +[5730.40 --> 5731.88] build a super awesome +[5731.88 --> 5733.52] mod they will have 24 +[5733.52 --> 5734.32] hours and there will +[5734.32 --> 5736.74] only be one champion +[5736.74 --> 5738.32] whose cuisine will reign +[5738.32 --> 5740.48] supreme squeeze on we +[5740.48 --> 5741.32] have a really interesting +[5741.32 --> 5742.16] mod going on on the +[5742.16 --> 5743.46] floor right now I really +[5743.46 --> 5744.44] want to do that anyways +[5744.44 --> 5745.74] hopefully you guys will +[5745.74 --> 5746.38] tune in it's on +[5746.38 --> 5747.82] September 18th at 6pm +[5747.82 --> 5749.14] I'll be tuning in +[5749.14 --> 5749.94] come watch it should be +[5749.94 --> 5751.18] really cool I hope it's +[5751.18 --> 5752.34] really cool and I +[5752.34 --> 5753.06] really want to see people +[5753.06 --> 5753.74] in the chat I want to +[5753.74 --> 5754.76] see if someone lasts +[5754.76 --> 5755.84] through the whole 24 +[5755.84 --> 5757.44] hours of mod 24 and +[5757.44 --> 5758.84] then watches the full +[5758.84 --> 5759.62] duration of the WAN +[5759.62 --> 5760.56] show right afterwards +[5760.56 --> 5761.54] because we're apparently +[5761.54 --> 5762.24] doing the WAN show +[5762.24 --> 5763.10] right afterwards because +[5763.10 --> 5764.24] we will not miss a WAN +[5764.24 --> 5766.32] show and then moving +[5766.32 --> 5767.64] on we have the +[5767.64 --> 5768.84] wonderful the beautiful +[5768.84 --> 5771.54] Linda.com with her +[5771.54 --> 5772.64] very good educational +[5772.64 --> 5773.54] tools which is not +[5773.54 --> 5774.04] necessarily what you +[5774.04 --> 5774.74] expect after that +[5774.74 --> 5775.60] intro if you go to +[5775.60 --> 5776.64] Linda.com slash WAN +[5776.64 --> 5777.26] show you can get a +[5777.26 --> 5779.12] seven-day free trial and +[5779.12 --> 5780.06] if you think that +[5780.06 --> 5781.04] seven-day free trial is +[5781.04 --> 5782.52] super duper awesome you +[5782.52 --> 5783.44] can subscribe for I +[5783.44 --> 5784.58] believe 25 bucks a +[5784.58 --> 5785.98] month yep and you get +[5785.98 --> 5787.08] to learn a whole bunch +[5787.08 --> 5788.20] of stuff I know Taryn +[5788.20 --> 5789.30] here at works learns +[5789.30 --> 5791.22] video editing that way +[5791.22 --> 5791.82] none of our other +[5791.82 --> 5792.62] editors do because +[5792.62 --> 5794.60] they're slacking off and +[5794.60 --> 5796.28] if you are in high +[5796.28 --> 5796.84] school and you want to +[5796.84 --> 5797.30] learn programming +[5797.30 --> 5797.76] because you're going to +[5797.76 --> 5798.58] take it in post +[5798.58 --> 5799.14] secondary I would +[5799.14 --> 5800.08] highly suggest taking +[5800.08 --> 5802.58] Java little courses +[5802.58 --> 5803.92] things on Linda.com +[5803.92 --> 5804.48] because that would be +[5804.48 --> 5805.76] very very helpful +[5805.76 --> 5806.76] thank you guys for +[5806.76 --> 5808.78] watching and we will +[5808.78 --> 5809.66] see you next time are +[5809.66 --> 5810.48] we are we going to do a +[5810.48 --> 5811.28] short after party thing +[5811.28 --> 5811.68] are you going to hang +[5811.68 --> 5812.68] down you're down all +[5812.68 --> 5813.24] right we're going to do a +[5813.24 --> 5814.30] short after party thing +[5814.30 --> 5816.36] so keep watching if you +[5816.36 --> 5816.90] want to keep watching +[5817.38 --> 5833.68] video clipsunes diff --git a/The WAN Show STEAM deleted a game, NASA using Oculus, AMD Mantle delayed - Jan 3rd, 2014_transcript.txt b/The WAN Show STEAM deleted a game, NASA using Oculus, AMD Mantle delayed - Jan 3rd, 2014_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..34e5df1d90bd8d5eee4ea5471c3466200a6362f1 --- /dev/null +++ b/The WAN Show STEAM deleted a game, NASA using Oculus, AMD Mantle delayed - Jan 3rd, 2014_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,2604 @@ +[0.00 --> 10.68] Hey guys, welcome to the WAN Show. It's our weekly show where we talk about things that hopefully matter very, very much to all of you. +[10.80 --> 13.88] And if they don't, then I apologize sincerely for that. +[14.24 --> 22.46] We have an unusual show for you today. This is the first time in quite a while that we do not have a special guest. +[22.56 --> 28.88] So I've actually reached out to a couple folks, but I mean, it's the holiday season and people are all over the place. +[28.88 --> 33.16] And CES is, we're going to be, I mean, we're flying out tomorrow. +[33.48 --> 38.18] So it's just not that surprising to me that no one was able to do it today. +[38.26 --> 43.48] So it's just going to be you and me and him simultaneously. +[46.18 --> 48.94] All right, we've got some great topics for this week, guys. +[49.08 --> 58.60] So number one, and this is huge, is for the first time that I'm aware of, Valve has outright removed a game from Steam. +[58.60 --> 62.48] And I'm not talking about like removed it from the store for purchase. +[62.88 --> 64.54] I mean, that's happened with all kinds of things. +[64.64 --> 67.08] I'm talking about it is gone. +[67.18 --> 70.04] People who bought it, it is completely gone from their libraries. +[70.48 --> 74.70] We've also got some really exciting stuff with respect to eye tracking. +[74.84 --> 82.20] So SteelSeries is going to be showing off a technology that is going to allow you to use eye tracking to interface with your computer. +[82.20 --> 83.98] And then what else we got? +[84.54 --> 86.26] Whoa, I was working on other things. +[86.44 --> 87.50] All right, why don't I finish with that? +[87.50 --> 95.34] We also have a NASA using an Oculus Rift and a Kinect to control a robotic arm, which is actually really cool. +[95.68 --> 100.94] And we have USB 100 watt power or up to 100 watt power, 20 volts, 5 amps. +[100.94 --> 103.06] So that's also really interesting. +[103.06 --> 107.58] Yeah, being able to actually power something like a monitor. +[107.68 --> 115.08] I mean, we've seen USB monitors in the past, but they're like these slim, low power, like super not baller types of devices. +[115.08 --> 117.78] You could easily power a ProArt off of this. +[117.80 --> 122.68] Like a proper monitor off of a USB port, which is crazy. +[122.68 --> 130.46] I mean, I think that when you compare that to something like Thunderbolt, all of a sudden USB starts to look a lot more interesting. +[131.42 --> 137.58] Anyway, so guys, intro time, and then we'll be back with the actual show that you actually want to watch, presumably, because you're here. +[137.58 --> 137.78] Hopefully. +[138.34 --> 138.58] Hopefully. +[152.68 --> 169.98] So guys, our sponsors this week are Hotspot Shield, as well as Intel with their Roam 2 Total War. +[170.40 --> 175.96] Actually, I've been informed that it's Total War Roam 2 or something like that. +[175.96 --> 185.62] So whatever we're supposed to call it, their Roam 2 Total War giveaway that allows users who buy unlocked fourth generation Haswell processors, +[185.76 --> 192.64] so the 4670K, as well as the 4770K, to get a free copy of that particular game. +[192.74 --> 198.64] Now, I'm just putting up the announcement video on YouTube right now because I derped out and forgot to do that. +[198.74 --> 199.22] So go ahead. +[199.30 --> 199.64] Come on. +[199.70 --> 200.04] Save. +[200.18 --> 200.50] Save. +[200.64 --> 201.42] You can do it, YouTube. +[202.18 --> 203.28] There we go. +[203.36 --> 204.52] Yes, I want to leave this page. +[204.52 --> 209.24] YouTube's been doing some really janky stuff on me lately. +[209.44 --> 211.24] Like, for example, I just set that to public. +[211.50 --> 212.38] Did not detect. +[212.52 --> 213.60] Did not know. +[213.66 --> 214.72] I watched that fail. +[214.88 --> 218.82] Also, also, a really good one is I've had quite a few people asking me, +[218.86 --> 222.54] Hey, Linus, why aren't your videos available on iPad and iPhone? +[222.86 --> 223.74] What's the deal? +[224.10 --> 225.98] What, you just want all that money? +[226.28 --> 228.34] You only want your videos on monetized platforms? +[228.34 --> 228.74] No. +[229.14 --> 232.84] Actually, YouTube's got a pretty cool thing going on lately, +[232.84 --> 237.14] where what they've been doing is they changed the default. +[237.14 --> 244.42] So you can't change it back unless you have a specific agreement with your partner network. +[244.42 --> 246.08] And ours isn't that sophisticated. +[246.42 --> 249.60] So I haven't even asked them about it yet, but I probably should at some point. +[250.98 --> 253.16] No offense to anyone who might be watching. +[253.74 --> 260.24] Anyway, so you have to have a specific agreement with your partner network in order to change the default to syndicate the content everywhere. +[260.24 --> 269.98] And when I'm uploading, if I set it to everywhere, as soon as I make it public, it reverts to monetized platforms only. +[270.14 --> 273.14] So then once it's public, I can go back in and I can change it. +[273.14 --> 275.62] I don't understand why mobile isn't a monetized platform. +[277.02 --> 278.60] Some mobile platforms are. +[278.70 --> 279.32] Some of them aren't. +[279.32 --> 281.90] I think it depends on the app implementations. +[282.16 --> 289.68] I think that was part of the whole thing where Microsoft and Google were at each other's throats over the YouTube app on Windows Phone 8, +[289.86 --> 295.80] because it enabled some functionality that wasn't enabled on other platforms, like ad-free viewing, I believe, was one of them. +[295.96 --> 300.46] And then downloading videos was another one that Google wasn't particularly pleased with. +[300.46 --> 306.88] But with that said, I still don't think Microsoft was at fault there, because Google was kind of acting like butt heads, +[306.94 --> 311.18] even once Microsoft removed the functionality that was supposedly offending them. +[312.18 --> 314.76] So let's move into our first topic. +[314.90 --> 318.88] And honestly, this is one of those ones that's, I don't know, is it tech news? +[318.96 --> 319.98] Is it not tech news? +[320.38 --> 324.42] One thing's for certain, and that is that it was posted on the Linus Tech Tips Forum, +[324.42 --> 328.66] which means that it qualifies for consideration to be featured on the WAN show. +[328.66 --> 331.30] And number two is that it is pretty darn adorable. +[331.46 --> 333.56] So this was posted by NiceHat on the forum. +[334.36 --> 336.76] And this is Nightman. +[336.96 --> 338.82] Is the game particularly good? +[338.90 --> 341.50] The answer is no, not really. +[341.70 --> 344.54] I mean, I played it a little bit. +[344.66 --> 346.66] I know it isn't the point, but is it the point? +[347.08 --> 347.88] Because hold on a second. +[347.98 --> 354.34] Okay, so I played it a little bit, and like, the controls are just kind of frustrating and anything. +[354.34 --> 359.52] Anyway, so this was the original articles from, well, Pixel Proposal, I guess, +[359.60 --> 362.00] is the actual site where you can go to play the game. +[362.28 --> 365.96] But what 3D artist Robert Fink said was, +[366.06 --> 368.56] I couldn't allow myself to do a normal proposal. +[368.72 --> 370.72] It had to be special, he explained. +[371.02 --> 374.18] Something we would remember forever to remind us where we started. +[374.32 --> 376.34] Simple times playing games together, growing up, +[376.40 --> 379.02] and learning that games can convey all sorts of emotion. +[379.02 --> 382.90] I wanted her to see all the spikes I would jump over for her. +[383.34 --> 385.08] And I think it's very charming. +[385.28 --> 387.78] I think if you're going to publish the game, +[388.24 --> 393.02] then it doesn't necessarily matter if it's up to a certain standard of quality. +[393.14 --> 395.56] But if you're going to ask for donations for the game, +[396.04 --> 397.56] then it should probably be up. +[397.56 --> 398.78] I don't think the donations were for the game. +[398.86 --> 400.54] I think the donations were in general. +[401.40 --> 401.78] Right. +[402.48 --> 406.36] But it's a donation button at the bottom of a game screen in a browser. +[406.36 --> 409.20] Is it? Oh, I only saw it on the whole website. +[409.60 --> 412.24] Sorry, but on the Pixel Proposal website. +[412.54 --> 414.12] Yeah, but it's like a while away from the game. +[414.30 --> 415.76] I don't think the point is that you play the game. +[415.82 --> 417.06] I think the point is that you watch the video. +[418.06 --> 418.38] Okay. +[418.96 --> 422.20] Well, at any rate, if you guys want to see the reaction video, +[422.50 --> 423.84] it's super cute. +[424.12 --> 427.36] And I think your favorite thing about it was sort of brutal, but... +[428.94 --> 434.06] My favorite thing about it was that it's not the most original thing ever. +[434.06 --> 437.92] And the 86% at the end, if you pay a lot of attention +[437.92 --> 440.30] and you watch through the whole video, +[440.62 --> 443.62] near the end, it tracks how well you did in the game +[443.62 --> 445.62] and it tracks how many coins you collected. +[445.88 --> 448.94] So she gathered whatever 86% of the coins was. +[449.10 --> 451.80] So at the end, it fills up a heart with all the coins. +[451.88 --> 453.24] It doesn't fully fill up the heart. +[453.68 --> 455.38] And then, even though it didn't fully... +[455.38 --> 457.96] Like, alongside of not fully filling up the heart, +[458.20 --> 460.80] it said 86%, you could do better. +[460.80 --> 465.48] Yeah, it's funny because that's exactly what my parents said to my wife. +[469.92 --> 472.98] It's like, yeah, he's an A, but just barely, you know? +[472.98 --> 473.66] Why not A+. +[473.66 --> 475.02] Yeah, why not A+. +[475.02 --> 476.38] I mean, you're Asian. +[476.66 --> 478.42] You should strive for the A+. +[478.42 --> 482.34] I tried to, like, make it so that, like, a few people would understand. +[482.34 --> 486.52] You didn't have to make it, like, super ridiculously. +[486.94 --> 487.16] Anyways. +[487.88 --> 488.28] Yeah. +[489.04 --> 490.64] Anyway, so that was super cute. +[490.82 --> 494.90] But actually, this was one that Luke added to the document after the fact, +[494.96 --> 500.04] one that I hadn't seen, that I think I actually kind of like better. +[500.10 --> 500.30] Okay. +[500.90 --> 501.44] They're different. +[501.68 --> 502.42] They're different. +[502.68 --> 503.72] Yeah, they're quite different. +[503.72 --> 510.46] It was less work to do this, but I think that in terms of if you're gonna... +[510.46 --> 511.34] Okay, okay, okay, okay. +[511.50 --> 516.60] In terms of qualifying a lady to be your partner forever, +[517.06 --> 518.72] if she can beat Contra... +[519.24 --> 522.18] Yep. +[522.86 --> 523.30] Right? +[523.44 --> 524.14] Yep, yep. +[524.14 --> 530.80] So what this guy did is he modded a NES cartridge so you can actually... +[530.80 --> 531.14] Like badass modded. +[531.18 --> 532.76] Like badass modded. +[532.82 --> 533.48] Check this out. +[533.54 --> 534.66] Wires all over the place. +[534.80 --> 538.02] And what I like about this guy is the other guy's a 3D artist already, +[538.12 --> 540.24] which, and I'm not saying creating the game wasn't difficult +[540.24 --> 542.60] and it wasn't a lot of work and it wasn't a labor of love and all that stuff. +[542.76 --> 543.26] It's awesome. +[543.76 --> 548.28] But this one was more like a regular dude who kind of did his best. +[548.74 --> 549.18] He's not... +[549.18 --> 552.56] He doesn't seem to be any kind of special programmer or anything like that. +[552.56 --> 553.90] Had to fight his way... +[553.90 --> 554.54] He did a really good job. +[554.58 --> 558.32] Had to fight his way through just figuring out how to operate a hex editor. +[558.60 --> 561.24] Didn't even get it quite working 100% right. +[561.76 --> 564.56] But what he did manage to do was... +[565.30 --> 567.54] It's his lab and stuff. +[567.66 --> 567.82] Yeah. +[568.02 --> 568.78] So here's his... +[568.78 --> 570.70] It's more like a general workshop. +[570.96 --> 574.28] You can tell the guy doesn't necessarily do all the electronic stuff. +[575.26 --> 579.92] But there's the NES console that he was presumably using for testing. +[579.92 --> 581.28] All right. +[581.36 --> 582.16] So here... +[582.16 --> 582.38] Yeah. +[582.44 --> 583.26] There are all the chips. +[585.36 --> 587.80] Note how many chips I went through already up top. +[588.26 --> 589.32] So not an expert. +[589.62 --> 596.32] And then what he did was he edited the hex data here in order to change the names of the +[596.32 --> 601.38] characters of the game to his and his wife's name, which I think is super cute. +[601.52 --> 601.92] So you can... +[602.46 --> 603.96] Your player select is Quinn and Amy. +[603.96 --> 607.72] I mean, I don't know if his wife's that butch looking in real life. +[607.84 --> 609.84] But if she is, then I'm not judging her. +[610.00 --> 610.30] That's... +[610.30 --> 611.08] And I'm kidding. +[611.18 --> 612.04] I know there's a picture of her. +[612.04 --> 612.16] Yeah. +[612.88 --> 615.20] But I really liked this one. +[615.24 --> 616.16] I thought it was super cute. +[616.42 --> 618.20] So he made it so that at the end... +[618.20 --> 619.00] What did it say at the end? +[619.02 --> 619.46] There it is. +[621.60 --> 622.00] Aww. +[622.24 --> 623.00] That's pretty cool. +[623.82 --> 628.16] And I think the biggest thing about this is just the fact that... +[628.16 --> 628.78] You know what? +[628.78 --> 629.18] Yeah. +[629.50 --> 633.06] If she can beat Contra on the nest, then she's a keeper. +[634.30 --> 635.30] That's pretty epic. +[635.74 --> 636.18] So yeah. +[637.10 --> 640.00] And then that's them on Halloween that was taken earlier. +[640.14 --> 641.30] It's not like the... +[641.30 --> 641.52] Yeah. +[641.62 --> 642.88] He just wanted to show them. +[643.28 --> 643.48] Yeah. +[643.56 --> 646.18] And he left a very special note here. +[646.62 --> 648.36] No, that is not an upskirt. +[648.50 --> 649.62] She has shorts on. +[649.70 --> 649.78] Yeah. +[649.78 --> 653.98] So for those of you who were thinking, hey, I need to see this in higher resolution just +[653.98 --> 658.36] to, you know, double check and verify what's going on in that picture. +[658.36 --> 661.18] There is nothing going on in the picture. +[661.32 --> 661.74] Grow up. +[661.86 --> 663.02] So we are having problems. +[663.32 --> 664.30] We are not dropping frames. +[664.40 --> 666.92] We do not seem to be lagging on this network at all. +[667.02 --> 669.72] But like a ton of people can't load the stream at all. +[670.60 --> 670.96] Um. +[671.70 --> 672.66] What am I supposed to do? +[672.80 --> 674.00] It's probably on Twitch's end. +[674.06 --> 675.26] It's probably on Twitch's end. +[675.26 --> 678.34] I'm just saying here so that people know that we're aware of it because I'm getting +[678.34 --> 680.84] spammed on all mediums about it right now. +[680.84 --> 684.66] So anyone that is watching, which is probably everyone that's not spamming me, yep, we're +[684.66 --> 685.64] having problems. +[686.30 --> 686.54] Okay. +[686.54 --> 687.60] All right. +[687.72 --> 689.94] So moving on to our next topic here. +[690.02 --> 692.56] This is actually one of our headliner topics. +[692.74 --> 698.34] And I know, um, you're, you're an, you're an Oculus Rift dork and I get that. +[698.58 --> 702.50] But interfaces are changing in general. +[702.64 --> 708.00] An Oculus Rift is not like VR is not the only way that interfaces are going to be changing. +[708.20 --> 710.26] I'm a, I'm a other ways to interface with things dork. +[710.44 --> 712.18] I also bought Nia back in the day. +[712.18 --> 714.94] I was looking into getting, that's just dumb. +[715.10 --> 716.52] I was looking into getting a motion. +[716.74 --> 718.12] That's being a dumb gimmick dork. +[718.32 --> 721.46] I just, I like ways that I can interface with things that isn't normal. +[721.74 --> 722.42] I find it very cool. +[722.54 --> 723.50] I think this is really cool. +[724.24 --> 725.28] Do you even listen to yourself? +[725.28 --> 726.28] Anyway. +[726.28 --> 727.24] Anyway. +[727.24 --> 733.00] So this is a collaborative project between Toby and SteelSeries. +[733.06 --> 735.46] Well, actually, Toby's the one with the technology. +[735.66 --> 739.22] SteelSeries presumably is investing in bringing it to market. +[739.22 --> 750.08] So that's, it's great to see guys that are forward thinking like Valve and now SteelSeries partnering up with these technology companies to bring it to gamers. +[750.22 --> 753.74] So there are a couple of videos here that I would like to check out. +[753.84 --> 755.84] This one isn't one of them. +[755.92 --> 758.22] Let me just see if I can find the right one. +[758.42 --> 760.38] Apparently it's a North American Twitch problem. +[760.50 --> 763.58] It seems like most streams are kind of unwatchable right now. +[763.84 --> 764.12] Okay. +[764.34 --> 765.16] So there you go, guys. +[765.24 --> 767.02] If nothing else, there'll be the archive. +[767.02 --> 782.78] What I would like to do is avoid spending too much time on the live show talking about the issues so that the people who watch the archive, of whom there are actually more, don't have to sit through listening to us talk about the issues with the live stream because they're not even watching live. +[783.20 --> 784.72] I'll tell you why you're loading a video. +[785.08 --> 785.34] Yeah. +[785.52 --> 786.10] Well, no, no. +[786.14 --> 786.36] I know. +[786.48 --> 787.54] I just mean in general. +[787.70 --> 789.28] I'm explaining why I'm not. +[789.66 --> 791.30] Because the chat's like, Linus, look at the chat. +[791.38 --> 792.36] Yeah, I'm aware of it. +[792.40 --> 794.00] We're just not going to talk about it for 10 minutes. +[794.06 --> 794.34] That's all. +[794.62 --> 794.72] Yep. +[794.72 --> 795.06] All right. +[795.06 --> 797.32] So let's go ahead and check out this video. +[798.30 --> 798.84] All right. +[798.94 --> 799.86] This is the... +[799.86 --> 802.24] Windows 8 has a start screen with large tiles. +[802.40 --> 802.64] Okay. +[802.66 --> 804.96] We're not going to listen to this guy talk for two and a half minutes. +[805.06 --> 805.42] I'm sorry. +[805.54 --> 808.56] But basically he's like, okay, interfaces are changing. +[808.70 --> 812.04] There's this natural swiping through stuff thing that's going on. +[812.04 --> 819.22] But it's not great for the mouse because you have to move these huge distances to hit these huge icons. +[819.22 --> 820.64] And it's just not very optimal. +[821.06 --> 824.46] But what eye tracking will do is a couple of things. +[824.60 --> 829.70] It will allow you to actually interface directly with a UI, with your eyes. +[829.70 --> 834.62] Or it could augment the experience that you're having with other things. +[834.62 --> 845.24] Like something where I see this being really useful, and he kind of hints at this in the video, but it's not directly said, is if you are touching something and you kind of miss by a bit. +[845.24 --> 849.70] But you're looking at this one, but you kind of are on the border between this one and that one. +[849.96 --> 854.54] It should be able to, in theory, track your eyes and go, well, no, he probably meant this one. +[855.26 --> 856.76] And then another way that they showed... +[856.76 --> 858.38] And then another thing would be... +[858.38 --> 860.36] Well, actually, it would be mostly touch. +[860.44 --> 863.76] Mostly touch for fine details once this technology gets advanced enough. +[864.10 --> 867.88] Instead of clicking on something and having a little whoop magnifying, which one did you mean to... +[867.88 --> 870.64] I would love for it to be like, oh, well, he was looking at this word. +[870.72 --> 872.02] It's probably the one he meant to click on. +[872.54 --> 873.94] So that's extremely exciting. +[873.94 --> 880.24] And then one of the other demos that they do later on in the video, and this is more of a gaming relevant one. +[880.30 --> 881.24] Where did that demo go? +[881.42 --> 882.38] I think about the StarCraft one? +[882.50 --> 882.86] Yeah, the StarCraft. +[882.86 --> 883.70] I think that's in the other video. +[883.86 --> 884.66] Is that in the other video? +[884.66 --> 885.06] I think so. +[885.18 --> 886.46] Oh, that is in the other video. +[886.62 --> 887.62] Because I liked that one too. +[888.46 --> 889.86] Okay, let's check out the other video. +[889.96 --> 892.98] So the other video was a StarCraft video. +[893.04 --> 896.86] And I guess that makes sense that that's the SteelSeries collaborative one. +[897.14 --> 898.80] So navigating the mini-map. +[898.84 --> 900.76] Maybe you can explain this one a little bit better. +[901.18 --> 903.38] So in the video, it's kind of confusing. +[903.38 --> 904.44] If you can find it. +[904.54 --> 908.38] Because what it shows in the video is it shows the mini-map becoming like full-screen temporarily. +[908.54 --> 911.18] It's not really how it's going to work, I'm pretty sure. +[911.24 --> 913.52] I think he was just trying to show how the mini-map moved. +[913.66 --> 916.44] So basically what you could do is... +[916.44 --> 917.16] Oh, he skipped past that. +[917.16 --> 918.48] Okay, well this part's kind of cool. +[918.86 --> 923.48] Because it talks about just general interaction between the gamer and other characters in the world. +[923.48 --> 928.90] Like when you walk into a bar, someone might nod at you when they see you looking at them, for example. +[928.90 --> 930.48] But not before they see you looking at them. +[930.76 --> 933.52] So when you walk in, they might say like, greetings or something. +[933.68 --> 937.04] But then if you're looking around doing whatever, it's okay. +[937.12 --> 940.46] And then you look at the bartender finally and he'll like nod at you to be like... +[940.46 --> 941.48] Ask if you want a drink. +[941.60 --> 941.80] Yeah. +[941.80 --> 942.50] Something like that. +[942.50 --> 945.26] But then he might delay until you look at him to ask something like that. +[945.30 --> 948.54] And in something like an MMO, that could actually be really cool. +[948.66 --> 953.54] Because you're walking around and someone looks at you and you could kind of be like... +[953.54 --> 955.02] You could be aggressive towards them. +[955.14 --> 957.00] You could offer to trade with them. +[957.04 --> 958.72] But you would know when you have people's attention. +[959.00 --> 963.66] Even just in towns, like a blacksmith could shout out that they're selling swords. +[964.08 --> 964.30] Yes. +[964.90 --> 966.46] But only once you kind of look at them. +[966.88 --> 968.94] And so I think that's incredibly cool. +[968.94 --> 977.78] I mean, the ability to tell if you have someone's attention digitally has been a problem that +[977.78 --> 981.66] goes back to my earliest encounter with this would be the MSN days. +[982.16 --> 982.24] Yeah. +[982.26 --> 986.04] It's like, are you talking to me and just me right now? +[986.10 --> 989.86] Or do you have 18 other chat windows open and are you doing 100 other things? +[990.24 --> 995.12] Using eye tracking, you could actually make experiences more engaging, whether it's in +[995.12 --> 996.46] gaming or other ways as well. +[996.46 --> 1000.56] Not only this message has been read, but this chat box is being looked at. +[1000.80 --> 1001.04] Yeah. +[1001.26 --> 1002.06] I mean, isn't that cool? +[1002.50 --> 1002.94] All right. +[1003.00 --> 1004.28] So here, let's talk about the minimap thing. +[1004.34 --> 1006.46] So I'll have this playing while you walk me through it. +[1006.46 --> 1011.02] So it's a little bit vague, to be completely honest, on how exactly it works. +[1011.02 --> 1013.86] But it allows you to continue doing other... +[1013.86 --> 1015.86] See, like, he shows it taking up his whole screen. +[1015.96 --> 1016.50] I don't think that... +[1016.50 --> 1017.74] Yeah, but that's just to zoom in. +[1017.78 --> 1018.56] You can see the aliasing. +[1018.78 --> 1020.02] Yeah, but no, go back a little bit. +[1020.14 --> 1020.58] Oh, sorry. +[1020.68 --> 1022.02] So this is... +[1022.02 --> 1022.16] Okay. +[1022.76 --> 1023.30] Wait for it. +[1023.30 --> 1024.52] So what you do instead is... +[1024.52 --> 1024.98] Do you want me to pause? +[1025.40 --> 1027.72] No, it's when we can see his screen here. +[1028.12 --> 1028.28] Yeah. +[1029.04 --> 1029.44] Wait. +[1029.72 --> 1030.58] No, like, let it go. +[1030.70 --> 1030.86] Yeah. +[1031.12 --> 1031.52] Boom. +[1031.52 --> 1031.60] Boom. +[1034.10 --> 1038.14] I kind of have a weird feeling and hope that's not really how it works. +[1038.38 --> 1039.78] Because that's not going to help you. +[1040.68 --> 1043.44] No, covering the whole screen with your minimap is not a good thing. +[1043.84 --> 1046.06] And he said, like, it would be bound to a button. +[1046.46 --> 1049.36] So it will only do that when you're looking at the minimap and press the button and stuff. +[1049.68 --> 1051.80] But I still don't like that it takes up your whole screen. +[1051.80 --> 1052.82] Because that's not going to help. +[1053.50 --> 1058.32] I wonder if it could be faster than moving your mouse down and back up. +[1060.58 --> 1061.32] I don't know. +[1061.52 --> 1062.56] Maybe marginally. +[1062.94 --> 1065.28] But every APM counts at a professional level. +[1065.62 --> 1071.24] And then taking up your whole screen so you can't see other things is kind of not going to be super good. +[1071.30 --> 1075.28] But then if you're wanting to move and look at something else anyway, somewhere else on the map. +[1075.30 --> 1075.56] Yes, yes. +[1075.74 --> 1080.84] But part of the problem is going to be that having that much of a change might slow you down. +[1080.84 --> 1081.52] It might be visually distracting. +[1081.52 --> 1081.80] Yeah. +[1082.58 --> 1090.76] But then I think that all of this is sort of a moot point when we consider that most RTSs these days are basically in the dark ages. +[1090.76 --> 1096.98] When it comes to minimap functionality means Supreme Commander had this figured out like, what, five, six years ago? +[1097.08 --> 1098.80] And they're not going to... +[1098.80 --> 1100.42] You could fully zoom in your minimap. +[1100.58 --> 1102.18] You could fully zoom up your main map. +[1102.30 --> 1104.64] You could have another monitor and you could put it over there. +[1104.64 --> 1106.36] Why does this not exist? +[1106.46 --> 1111.66] Oh, well, you know, some people might be, like, better than other people because they have, like, better stuff. +[1111.74 --> 1112.20] You know what? +[1112.58 --> 1118.36] Athletes with better training equipment are better than athletes that have crappy training equipment and an improper diet. +[1118.48 --> 1120.20] I'm sorry, but that's the way the world works. +[1120.30 --> 1120.82] Anyway, sorry. +[1120.96 --> 1121.88] I got distracted. +[1121.88 --> 1128.24] So I don't think this would be allowed anyways in competitive play, for one, because it's a change now that you brought that up. +[1128.40 --> 1129.34] Oh, no, change. +[1129.42 --> 1131.90] Oh, no, things are getting better and we can interact with things better. +[1132.24 --> 1132.72] You know what? +[1132.92 --> 1138.18] Maybe StarCraft 3 will only run at 800 by 600 because anything higher than that would be too much detail. +[1138.62 --> 1138.78] 3? +[1139.54 --> 1139.98] Yeah. +[1141.36 --> 1145.28] We're going to move backwards in technology as we move forwards in the franchise. +[1145.50 --> 1146.40] StarCraft 3 announced. +[1147.60 --> 1148.64] Yes, confirmed. +[1149.02 --> 1149.46] Confirmed. +[1149.46 --> 1151.52] Eye-tracking, basically. +[1152.08 --> 1152.52] Anyway. +[1152.80 --> 1153.76] Yeah, so it's interesting. +[1153.92 --> 1160.74] My one thing with it, which is probably why you brought up the Oculus Fanboy thing, but I'm not even coming from an Oculus Fanboy direction. +[1160.74 --> 1163.34] When are you ever not coming from an Oculus Fanboy perspective? +[1163.68 --> 1164.04] Rarely. +[1164.66 --> 1170.06] But, like, games have to be developed with this in mind pretty heavily. +[1170.94 --> 1177.04] Like, interaction for everything that they're going to want is going to have to be made so that it supports this, which is a lot of work. +[1177.04 --> 1182.18] With Oculus, if you develop under the right platform, it's a button press and then hopefully some tuning. +[1182.48 --> 1183.20] Okay, yes. +[1183.22 --> 1189.50] Oculus is easier, but that doesn't mean that you would have to program an entire game just for eye-tracking. +[1189.68 --> 1189.82] Yeah. +[1189.92 --> 1202.02] Because if you went and maybe even retroactively applied to an existing game, but if you develop the game with the intention of making things interactive, like, say, for example, if my crosshair was focused on you, you might say hi. +[1202.02 --> 1202.50] Yeah. +[1202.92 --> 1207.90] Then all you're doing is changing one parameter so that instead of the crosshair, it's this. +[1208.12 --> 1210.78] And, like, I'm hoping a lot of games do develop for it. +[1210.82 --> 1215.82] I'm just saying it might be struggling for the whole extra development side of things. +[1216.10 --> 1216.26] Yeah. +[1216.26 --> 1219.56] And it would be cool if people, like, patch it into their games. +[1219.64 --> 1221.90] I think that would be awesome and people would really appreciate that. +[1222.86 --> 1224.08] Or whatever else. +[1224.14 --> 1229.48] I just think they might have, like, you noticed in their video, developers, developers, developers. +[1229.72 --> 1232.22] The old Steve Bomber thing essentially happened. +[1232.86 --> 1235.62] Because almost the whole time they were asking for developers. +[1236.92 --> 1240.26] The music was a little bit... +[1240.26 --> 1241.38] I think the music was ridiculous. +[1241.38 --> 1245.32] I was like, are we starting a religion? +[1245.56 --> 1247.16] Like, what's going on here? +[1247.26 --> 1249.08] Speaking of starting a religion, I just... +[1249.08 --> 1253.00] For those of you who haven't seen this iconic video, you must see it. +[1253.10 --> 1254.42] I mean, the guy is just... +[1254.68 --> 1259.24] Developers! +[1264.12 --> 1265.48] Yes! +[1271.38 --> 1275.06] Oh, Stevie B. +[1275.46 --> 1275.86] Amazing. +[1276.10 --> 1276.86] I'm going to miss him. +[1277.42 --> 1277.78] All right. +[1278.32 --> 1280.98] So, yeah, it had a little bit of a developer's developer's +[1280.98 --> 1281.96] developer's angle to it. +[1282.18 --> 1284.70] So I hope people do jump on, but I'm just thinking, +[1284.82 --> 1286.36] like, if you're an indie startup right now, +[1286.42 --> 1287.12] where are you going? +[1287.56 --> 1288.40] Oculus or this? +[1289.50 --> 1291.20] Okay, guys, Twitter Blitz. +[1291.20 --> 1295.46] I'd love for you guys to let us know what you would like to see +[1295.46 --> 1299.14] out of eye tracking technology from a gaming perspective, +[1299.14 --> 1302.70] maybe as the main focus, but also what would you like to see +[1302.70 --> 1304.74] from just a general computer usage perspective? +[1304.90 --> 1308.26] I mean, do you see the value more in the one video +[1308.26 --> 1311.12] where they're talking about navigating the Windows Modern UI, +[1311.48 --> 1314.12] or do you see the value more in something like gaming? +[1314.22 --> 1315.96] And let's talk just gaming from a chair. +[1316.42 --> 1319.32] So Oculus is okay, because we have some more topics +[1319.32 --> 1321.28] for later on in the show that are going to be about gaming +[1321.28 --> 1323.82] outside of a chair, but let's get to that later. +[1324.34 --> 1327.34] So I'd love to hear from you guys, but first, another topic. +[1327.34 --> 1329.68] So the Samsung Galaxy Camera 2. +[1329.78 --> 1332.64] I am actually very disappointed about this product. +[1332.88 --> 1333.00] Yeah. +[1333.50 --> 1335.60] I was hoping you might have gotten that from my notes. +[1335.68 --> 1336.08] I'm not sure. +[1336.26 --> 1338.44] They, no, I didn't even know you were disappointed. +[1338.50 --> 1340.06] Okay, let's start with why you're disappointed. +[1340.68 --> 1343.44] Well, it's, it's, it's not phallic enough for you, I guess. +[1343.64 --> 1344.00] Wow. +[1345.34 --> 1345.74] Wow. +[1345.90 --> 1347.60] Luckily, most people won't get that word. +[1347.78 --> 1348.20] Yeah, they will. +[1348.32 --> 1349.68] No, because now they'll look it up. +[1350.20 --> 1353.16] Um, it's, it's not that amazing. +[1354.30 --> 1356.06] It doesn't seem super good. +[1356.06 --> 1358.02] It doesn't seem like that big of an improvement. +[1358.22 --> 1360.64] It seems behind in the terms of smartphones. +[1360.80 --> 1364.60] Also, you can't call people, which is what we were asking for last time. +[1364.72 --> 1365.20] They came up with this. +[1365.32 --> 1366.24] But it has NFC. +[1371.40 --> 1371.76] Jeez. +[1372.68 --> 1373.98] It's, it's not that fast. +[1374.08 --> 1374.98] It's not that amazing. +[1375.56 --> 1379.90] It's just like, uh, there's too much meh going on in my, but why? +[1380.00 --> 1380.70] No one cares. +[1380.70 --> 1381.74] No effing cares. +[1382.14 --> 1382.50] NFC. +[1383.20 --> 1384.30] Has all the NFC. +[1385.30 --> 1389.80] I mean, who knows someone who bought a Galaxy camera? +[1391.22 --> 1392.76] That's something that I can't figure out. +[1392.80 --> 1399.22] Like when you see these products and you're just like, okay, I have not yet seen a Galaxy +[1399.22 --> 1399.66] gear. +[1400.04 --> 1401.18] I've never seen one. +[1401.92 --> 1403.04] I've seen a few pebbles. +[1403.16 --> 1404.58] You're not the only person I know that has a pebble. +[1404.70 --> 1404.94] Right. +[1405.08 --> 1406.38] I've also seen them out in the wild. +[1406.48 --> 1407.24] Like people I don't know. +[1407.36 --> 1407.56] Yeah. +[1408.04 --> 1409.10] I've never seen a gear. +[1409.36 --> 1413.78] So like, how much money did you lose on this project? +[1414.54 --> 1417.44] And like, did, did you get the hint that it wasn't successful? +[1417.56 --> 1418.98] I mean, maybe I'm wrong. +[1419.16 --> 1424.56] Maybe Galaxy cameras is, is a, is a big hit in like, I don't like Kazakhstan or something. +[1424.56 --> 1426.66] In Korea, they use a lot more Samsung devices than they use here. +[1426.74 --> 1428.06] I noticed that even just walking around. +[1428.38 --> 1430.04] But, uh, I don't know. +[1430.46 --> 1431.48] Maybe it is phallic enough. +[1432.56 --> 1439.44] I think the biggest thing that I'm disappointed about here is just the fact that, and you already +[1439.44 --> 1442.90] covered this, you already mentioned this, there's no phone calling. +[1443.20 --> 1447.70] I don't see the value of a dedicated Android camera. +[1447.78 --> 1452.34] I don't see the value of a dedicated camera anymore, especially looking at the direction +[1452.34 --> 1458.02] that companies like Nokia are going in where they're adding more and more advanced optics +[1458.02 --> 1458.94] to phones. +[1459.38 --> 1461.04] I think that's the convergence. +[1461.04 --> 1461.96] The camera on this is amazing. +[1462.34 --> 1464.22] That's the convergence that we're going to see. +[1464.30 --> 1468.62] We're going to see bigger camera bumps on phones that are more optimized for professionals. +[1468.76 --> 1473.54] I mean, this is the conversation we had with the whole modular phone concept is, do +[1473.54 --> 1475.98] people care more about the gaming performance of a phone? +[1476.04 --> 1476.90] Do people care more about this? +[1476.96 --> 1478.26] Do people care more about that? +[1478.52 --> 1480.60] But we're already kind of there. +[1480.60 --> 1486.46] The phone makers have the opportunity now to just create individual SKUs rather than modular +[1486.46 --> 1489.12] SKUs that are more optimized for one thing or another. +[1489.26 --> 1490.24] And we've seen that with camera. +[1490.58 --> 1497.96] Samsung had an opportunity here to make a phone that is also a fantastic camera. +[1498.08 --> 1503.38] And it's really not that much more to add to it when you consider that the Galaxy Camera +[1503.38 --> 1507.00] series already has mobile data connectivity. +[1507.34 --> 1508.70] There's a SIM card in it. +[1508.70 --> 1510.40] There's a SIM card. +[1511.76 --> 1515.10] Put a microphone and a speaker on it for crying out loud. +[1515.22 --> 1521.66] Give people the choice to say, look, I don't use my phone that much, but I'm a shutterbug. +[1522.02 --> 1522.20] Yeah. +[1523.00 --> 1524.92] That would have made this a compelling device. +[1525.02 --> 1529.00] Because I know a lot of people that would have just bought that because they don't actually +[1529.00 --> 1531.38] care about their phone that much and then just had it replace their camera. +[1531.38 --> 1532.06] Absolutely. +[1532.88 --> 1534.26] So there you go. +[1534.34 --> 1535.94] I mean, anyway, general specs. +[1536.04 --> 1538.26] It's got two gigs of RAM now instead of one gig. +[1538.34 --> 1540.50] It has a 1.6 gigahertz quad core processor. +[1540.60 --> 1541.92] We don't know exactly which one. +[1542.20 --> 1543.78] Runs Android 4.3. +[1544.20 --> 1548.12] It has a 4.8 inch super clear touch HD display, whatever that means. +[1548.12 --> 1554.94] And 8 gigs of storage, 2000 milliamp hour battery, and an expandable micro SD card slot. +[1555.66 --> 1557.00] I'm just so disappointed. +[1557.00 --> 1558.88] They changed the lens a little bit. +[1559.12 --> 1559.28] Okay. +[1560.42 --> 1561.58] ISO's the same. +[1561.78 --> 1562.68] Zoom is the same. +[1563.30 --> 1564.14] Is the aperture better? +[1564.82 --> 1565.64] The aperture, I think. +[1565.90 --> 1566.08] Is that... +[1566.08 --> 1567.64] F1.4 is aperture. +[1567.92 --> 1569.04] Or 4.1 rather. +[1569.22 --> 1569.80] 4.1, yeah. +[1570.04 --> 1571.50] The old one was 2.8. +[1571.86 --> 1573.16] Wait, no, that would be worse then. +[1573.86 --> 1575.52] 4.1 is worse than 2.8? +[1575.52 --> 1575.88] Yes. +[1576.44 --> 1577.96] Lower aperture is more better. +[1578.38 --> 1579.02] Oh, my God. +[1579.14 --> 1580.00] Confusing things. +[1581.16 --> 1585.84] Yeah, F4.1 squiggly line, 86.1 millimeter. +[1586.46 --> 1590.94] The other one was F2.8W squiggly line, 5.9T. +[1591.08 --> 1592.34] I know nothing about cameras. +[1592.42 --> 1592.52] Yeah, we know. +[1592.52 --> 1593.96] So I'm hoping he can translate this. +[1593.96 --> 1594.84] No, I'm... +[1594.84 --> 1595.40] I'm... +[1595.40 --> 1597.00] Well, the problem is that I don't... +[1597.00 --> 1597.34] I know this one's good. +[1597.48 --> 1600.12] I'm having a hard time interpreting your numbers here as the problem. +[1600.14 --> 1601.74] That's directly taken from their website. +[1602.06 --> 1602.42] Okay. +[1602.86 --> 1604.14] Like Samsung's website. +[1604.38 --> 1605.42] I went to Samsung's website. +[1605.42 --> 1610.12] Because unless it has two lenses, because this looks like 23 millimeter wide angle. +[1610.12 --> 1610.38] No, look. +[1610.44 --> 1610.54] Look. +[1610.68 --> 1611.52] Oh, never mind. +[1611.62 --> 1612.44] This is the other side. +[1612.54 --> 1612.82] My bad. +[1612.92 --> 1613.34] So this is better. +[1613.42 --> 1614.06] Oh, so the... +[1614.06 --> 1615.02] It's side versus side. +[1615.10 --> 1616.62] The right side is the old camera. +[1616.62 --> 1618.46] So it has dramatically better optics then. +[1618.52 --> 1619.34] I was reading the wrong one. +[1619.34 --> 1619.66] Okay. +[1619.90 --> 1620.98] Yeah, because you... +[1620.98 --> 1621.22] Okay. +[1621.22 --> 1625.14] So it's a 2.8 aperture lens versus a 4.1. +[1625.26 --> 1627.96] So that is a lot more light transmission. +[1628.14 --> 1631.60] That will be better for both picture taking and video recording. +[1631.62 --> 1633.56] That's in direct comparison to Galaxy Camera One. +[1633.56 --> 1635.46] And another thing I would have liked to see included. +[1635.58 --> 1638.96] If you're going to call this thing a dedicated camera, where's the 4K recording? +[1639.60 --> 1643.00] For the amount that you're charging for this thing and the fact that you still haven't +[1643.00 --> 1645.26] even managed to put a phone in it. +[1645.94 --> 1647.96] Galaxy Note 3 does 4K recording. +[1648.04 --> 1650.74] I know it might not be anything super, super special. +[1650.84 --> 1652.76] That's not as good as a proper 4K camera. +[1652.86 --> 1653.20] And no OIS. +[1653.20 --> 1657.62] But, I mean, at least it's a feature. +[1657.84 --> 1658.28] It exists. +[1658.76 --> 1661.00] Yeah, I think there was a missed opportunity there. +[1661.32 --> 1661.48] Yeah. +[1661.64 --> 1662.26] That's what I'm trying to say. +[1662.46 --> 1663.46] It still does. +[1663.64 --> 1667.46] It's maximum video recording is 1080p, 30fps, just like Galaxy Camera One. +[1668.22 --> 1670.48] Alright, so here is Twitter Blitz time. +[1670.48 --> 1677.12] I think the eye tracking in games like Battlefield would work to spot the enemy because you looked +[1677.12 --> 1678.04] up at him. +[1678.16 --> 1679.32] So, you know what? +[1679.40 --> 1680.18] That's interesting. +[1680.26 --> 1681.36] That's really cool. +[1681.48 --> 1682.48] What if... +[1683.16 --> 1684.82] Because the spot mechanic. +[1685.04 --> 1685.48] You have to... +[1685.48 --> 1686.52] I literally... +[1686.52 --> 1690.48] If I'm playing Battlefield, I just continuously press Q the entire game. +[1691.64 --> 1692.80] Pointing at all the things. +[1693.60 --> 1694.16] Anyway. +[1694.16 --> 1695.16] Um... +[1695.16 --> 1696.60] You know what? +[1696.66 --> 1697.54] I actually... +[1697.54 --> 1697.76] Okay. +[1697.90 --> 1701.16] I probably interpreted his message wrong, but I think... +[1701.16 --> 1702.02] Oh, crap. +[1702.14 --> 1702.50] I had... +[1702.50 --> 1702.88] Yeah, no. +[1702.96 --> 1705.30] I had a completely different direction I was going with that. +[1706.34 --> 1707.76] Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1708.08 --> 1708.52] This. +[1708.86 --> 1713.56] Maybe not for the hardcore keyboard mouse PC gamers, but the direction I kind of went with +[1713.56 --> 1718.10] this was, what if you could use eye tracking as sort of a smart auto-wade? +[1720.10 --> 1720.52] Right. +[1720.74 --> 1721.06] Yeah. +[1721.06 --> 1727.32] Like, as a way to correct clumsy joystick movements a little bit without just making the game feel +[1727.32 --> 1728.46] completely stupid. +[1728.72 --> 1730.42] Because you aim here and it hits on his head. +[1730.86 --> 1731.06] Yeah. +[1731.38 --> 1735.06] If you're looking there and it actually moves it there, that could be nice. +[1735.08 --> 1739.50] Like, if auto-aim helped you do what you intended to do, I think it would make gaming +[1739.50 --> 1740.20] more accessible. +[1740.96 --> 1745.80] It would be interesting, though, because, like, if you, like, look at your friend, it would +[1745.80 --> 1746.90] follow your eyes. +[1747.38 --> 1747.88] It will have to... +[1747.88 --> 1749.06] And then just, like, aim off the screen. +[1749.06 --> 1752.26] We're talking a few generations before it's actually something usable. +[1752.26 --> 1757.22] But if eye tracking could be used to make games accessible without dumbing them down, +[1757.88 --> 1758.80] I think that's the challenge. +[1758.80 --> 1759.92] I'm, I had this in here. +[1760.04 --> 1762.66] I'm, I'm really stoked for this for disabled gamers. +[1763.02 --> 1766.70] That's one of the big reasons why I was really stoked for OCZ Nia as well. +[1766.88 --> 1768.32] And I ended up testing it for someone who ended up... +[1768.32 --> 1770.08] Too bad that that was such a pile of poo. +[1770.08 --> 1772.36] Well, no, it actually was good enough that it helped someone. +[1772.98 --> 1774.46] I knew a buddy that didn't have a hand. +[1774.56 --> 1776.64] I used to play WoW with him and it helped him play WoW. +[1777.00 --> 1777.34] All right. +[1777.42 --> 1778.76] Because he could control more of the game. +[1778.94 --> 1783.48] And he was someone who was willing to spend the retarded amount of time it took to be able +[1783.48 --> 1787.20] to learn how to use that thing in any way that made any amount of sense. +[1787.70 --> 1789.86] Because it actually added something. +[1790.00 --> 1790.14] Right. +[1790.44 --> 1790.92] He needed it. +[1790.96 --> 1791.80] It wasn't worth it for me. +[1791.88 --> 1792.68] It was kind of fun. +[1792.68 --> 1793.96] But like, it wasn't worth using. +[1794.86 --> 1795.30] All right. +[1795.40 --> 1799.28] Someone says, would eye tracking be possible with the Oculus Rift? +[1799.82 --> 1802.18] A future version, perhaps. +[1802.56 --> 1803.80] Certainly not the first one. +[1804.46 --> 1807.88] It would help because the screens inside would be illuminating your eyes. +[1808.20 --> 1808.52] Yeah. +[1808.74 --> 1810.76] But I don't, yeah, it'd be kind of difficult. +[1811.48 --> 1813.44] I think I would prefer eye tracking. +[1813.58 --> 1816.12] But of course, suspicious people are going to say they're getting spied on. +[1816.36 --> 1820.96] The way that eye tracking works is not something that the NSA could probably take advantage of. +[1820.96 --> 1821.22] Isn't it? +[1821.60 --> 1822.00] Yeah. +[1822.68 --> 1830.74] Preston is expressing some doubt as to the viability of it in the long term. +[1830.88 --> 1835.72] Could it be like Wiimote waggling in that it's entertaining for, you know, a few hours? +[1836.22 --> 1836.50] Sorry. +[1837.02 --> 1840.32] Entertaining for a few hours, but not necessarily that great in the long term. +[1841.18 --> 1841.64] Perhaps. +[1842.24 --> 1848.52] Although I think that the way that we envision eye tracking being implemented would be more like a natural +[1848.52 --> 1856.06] tack on to other gameplay experiences as opposed to just being like, here's an eye game. +[1856.94 --> 1859.10] Pop the balloons by looking at things. +[1859.22 --> 1859.42] Yeah. +[1859.50 --> 1861.64] Unless, like, I don't know. +[1861.72 --> 1864.52] It has to be implemented really well. +[1864.62 --> 1866.76] And that's the thing with, like, with Windows 8. +[1866.76 --> 1868.24] I'm going to play that game for the rest of the show. +[1868.24 --> 1868.72] Nice. +[1869.14 --> 1873.10] With Windows 8, I see it, like, augmenting your use a little bit. +[1873.44 --> 1881.44] And in games, I see it augmenting your use unless you are someone who wants to, say, increase the feature set because you are somehow physically disabled. +[1881.84 --> 1882.00] Right. +[1882.00 --> 1886.16] Other than that, I see it just augmenting and helping in little ways, not being a main thing. +[1886.16 --> 1889.82] Chris' concerns pretty much echo yours about glitchiness. +[1890.00 --> 1893.50] And I think the first couple generations are just going to be stupid and totally useless. +[1894.12 --> 1894.36] Probably. +[1894.58 --> 1895.86] So many things are like that. +[1896.06 --> 1898.10] I mean, there was all that excitement about Leap Motion. +[1898.58 --> 1900.06] Like, where has that excitement gone? +[1900.18 --> 1901.42] I don't know how great it is. +[1901.58 --> 1903.22] We're actually going to be getting one. +[1903.46 --> 1906.64] I think they have some kind of a software update coming sometime next year. +[1906.80 --> 1910.20] And we're going to arrange to do our review with the new software update. +[1910.20 --> 1910.34] Cool. +[1910.38 --> 1912.30] So, from, like, a fresh perspective review. +[1912.48 --> 1912.68] Cool. +[1912.96 --> 1913.38] That's cool. +[1913.38 --> 1919.54] But, yeah, I think it's going to have to be able to learn that, like, this, it should not eye track. +[1919.66 --> 1920.62] It should not track your eyes. +[1920.84 --> 1923.52] Unless you have a surround screen. +[1924.84 --> 1925.62] Two people? +[1925.74 --> 1926.56] It would be awesome. +[1928.04 --> 1931.14] Zach figures it would be great for smaller devices like phones. +[1931.26 --> 1932.08] Totally agreed. +[1932.70 --> 1935.66] What if you have to look at your mom who is offering pizza rolls? +[1936.18 --> 1938.10] This is what I'm talking about, looking at someone off screen. +[1939.44 --> 1943.32] I think it's a good idea, but it could be a nuisance like ads. +[1944.04 --> 1944.44] Ooh. +[1945.32 --> 1950.52] What if ads could take over your eye tracking hardware on your notebook or your phone or whatever? +[1950.66 --> 1955.60] And, like, you look at an ad and it's like, yo, dog, I heard you like used cars. +[1957.10 --> 1961.64] Unless you could program into your eye tracking thing to automatically close ads if you look at them. +[1962.92 --> 1964.12] Adblock for eye tracker. +[1964.12 --> 1965.42] Yeah, but we don't support Adblock. +[1965.98 --> 1966.56] I'm just saying. +[1966.56 --> 1969.98] We also try not to make ads particularly obnoxious. +[1970.14 --> 1973.96] Like, remember those old, like, EmotionCon ones? +[1974.34 --> 1975.28] Say something. +[1975.78 --> 1977.18] How many times have you heard something say something? +[1977.18 --> 1978.56] Say something. +[1978.80 --> 1979.74] It's like, you know what? +[1979.74 --> 1990.46] If I wanted to talk to my computer, I would go 10 years in the future when that's actually, you know, voice recognition doesn't sound like, hello, thank you for talking to the computer. +[1990.46 --> 1996.68] I only use this program to insult my sister because it's hilarious. +[1997.40 --> 1999.18] Hopefully that's fixed 10 years in the future. +[1999.40 --> 1999.68] Yeah. +[2000.12 --> 2001.62] Computer voice has been kind of failed. +[2001.70 --> 2003.70] Well, it's a lot better now than when I was a kid. +[2003.78 --> 2004.06] Yeah. +[2004.40 --> 2008.48] Like, back when we were, like, entering, like, text-to-speech on, like, the Commodore. +[2008.74 --> 2008.86] Yeah. +[2008.86 --> 2012.00] Like, seriously, it was only useful for, like, trying to make it swear. +[2012.12 --> 2013.68] That was the only thing you could do with it. +[2013.68 --> 2024.48] In Teamspeak, not Teamspeak, Invent, I used to go I, T, and then a huge line of T's, and Roflcopter, I, T, and it would make the person sound like it was a helicopter. +[2024.92 --> 2026.00] Apparently we're out of focus. +[2026.50 --> 2028.60] Hey, Brandon, do you mind fixing us? +[2028.62 --> 2030.82] I don't think I ever actually set focus. +[2031.10 --> 2033.68] I think it just, I didn't notice that it wasn't quite right. +[2034.12 --> 2034.38] Nice. +[2034.44 --> 2037.08] Oh, no, I don't think that's what Alexander even means. +[2037.36 --> 2040.26] I think he means that the show is unfocused and off topic. +[2040.26 --> 2041.32] You know what, Alexander? +[2041.50 --> 2042.76] I don't appreciate your attitude. +[2042.76 --> 2043.64] Wow. +[2044.44 --> 2049.36] Would love to see a game where you're presented with an image or video and the story progresses based on where you look. +[2051.96 --> 2060.80] I think that would be so, the storyline would have to be so branched that it wouldn't be able to be very deep. +[2061.10 --> 2062.28] It'd be really weird. +[2062.40 --> 2063.72] How do you progress? +[2063.98 --> 2064.90] That's my issue. +[2065.84 --> 2070.04] Anytime we ask for more branches, we suffer when it comes to depth. +[2070.04 --> 2075.68] I mean, you look at the, even things like conversation trees in an RPG, for example, it's the same thing. +[2075.84 --> 2083.42] The more options you have, the more moral choices you have, the less far you can go down each of the paths. +[2083.50 --> 2085.86] I mean, I don't mind linear gameplay for that reason. +[2086.54 --> 2088.30] I think some games do really well. +[2088.80 --> 2089.48] But, yeah. +[2090.00 --> 2092.82] And now he's like just moving it all over the place willy-nilly. +[2092.82 --> 2094.22] It already looks better, though. +[2094.70 --> 2095.42] Well, yeah. +[2096.10 --> 2097.22] Now we can see my boobies. +[2099.02 --> 2099.46] Okay. +[2099.80 --> 2102.04] So let's go ahead and move into our next topic here. +[2102.14 --> 2106.16] Back to the regular WAN show thing that we supposedly do. +[2106.62 --> 2108.50] Razer has new headphones coming. +[2108.68 --> 2109.92] This is a news item. +[2110.86 --> 2114.58] Because they are going to be launching them at CES, presumably. +[2114.76 --> 2115.38] That's what we're guessing. +[2115.38 --> 2116.90] You can pre-order them now. +[2117.26 --> 2121.82] Although, if it was me, I would probably wait for the reviews to come in. +[2122.12 --> 2125.16] This was posted by TompPix on the forum. +[2125.76 --> 2130.68] And Tomp is apparently so excited that this font was necessary. +[2131.18 --> 2136.16] It's probably the most, like, this looks like it was sponsored post I think I've ever seen. +[2136.30 --> 2139.80] You know what's funny is what I was going to say about it is that it looks really well done. +[2140.12 --> 2140.84] Like, look at this. +[2140.84 --> 2146.98] Like, Tomp went and, like, put the little product features in nice little things. +[2146.98 --> 2149.20] And then he has the proper photos in the right spots. +[2149.50 --> 2153.72] It's, like, it's one of the nicest tech news posts I've ever seen. +[2153.94 --> 2154.20] All right. +[2154.22 --> 2157.28] So they have four different pairs of headphones or headsets coming. +[2157.46 --> 2158.42] I guess they're all headphones. +[2158.58 --> 2164.36] These are more, like, consumer audio oriented as opposed to being purely gamer oriented. +[2164.68 --> 2168.54] Which normally I would have said is probably a positive indicator. +[2168.54 --> 2174.26] Because, generally speaking, a more audio oriented product is not going to be, like, +[2174.38 --> 2178.14] Kraken Forged, for example, is a product that I would love to love. +[2178.34 --> 2181.50] Because the idea of it is so beautiful. +[2181.92 --> 2186.56] Like, I would love to wear them and just look that cool all the time. +[2186.56 --> 2192.74] But the bass is very loose and uncontrolled and very overwhelming to the point where I don't enjoy them. +[2193.52 --> 2200.66] So I hope that with the more audio centric products they're heading in that direction. +[2200.82 --> 2205.88] But, unfortunately, the way that they're describing these is a little bit scary sounding. +[2205.88 --> 2208.44] So, which one was it? +[2208.52 --> 2211.44] It says Crisp Natural Something Something Something. +[2211.76 --> 2212.34] Where was it? +[2212.38 --> 2213.86] I think it was the earphones? +[2214.88 --> 2216.52] Sleek, whatever, etc. +[2216.52 --> 2217.16] What are you looking for? +[2217.24 --> 2219.36] I'm looking for Control-F Bass. +[2219.80 --> 2220.42] There we go. +[2220.80 --> 2226.36] So about the analog headphones, the DJ ones, natural sounding acoustics, and heavy bass. +[2226.72 --> 2227.16] Scary. +[2227.72 --> 2228.94] Heavy bass scares me. +[2229.08 --> 2230.88] But if they do it well... +[2231.46 --> 2231.80] Oh, okay. +[2231.86 --> 2232.12] Hold on. +[2232.14 --> 2232.42] Here we go. +[2232.46 --> 2232.74] Here we go. +[2233.02 --> 2233.68] The new audio... +[2233.68 --> 2234.84] This is from the press release, I think. +[2234.84 --> 2237.24] The new audio lineup will initially feature four models. +[2237.68 --> 2243.16] Bass heavy earphones, analog stereo headphones, Bluetooth headphones, and DJ style headphones. +[2243.16 --> 2247.12] And then the DJ style headphones ones say that they have heavy bass right in the description. +[2247.30 --> 2250.20] So I'm going to reserve judgment until I can actually try them. +[2250.80 --> 2252.42] In terms of looks, though, they're beautiful. +[2252.62 --> 2253.20] They look great. +[2253.28 --> 2258.46] And I have to, again, bring up with Tompix, one thing I notice is a lot of times I go to Tech News, +[2258.58 --> 2260.78] I love going there because everything I need is there. +[2260.88 --> 2261.46] Mmm, aluminum. +[2261.68 --> 2264.26] But I always have to go to the source to find everything. +[2264.26 --> 2267.32] And this, I actually did not have to go to the source to find everything. +[2268.14 --> 2269.08] Which was kind of cool. +[2269.96 --> 2270.62] These look quite nice. +[2270.64 --> 2271.44] Because you just put everything in there. +[2271.58 --> 2272.80] It all looks really good, to be honest. +[2273.54 --> 2278.26] And if the build quality of them is anything like the Kraken Forged... +[2278.26 --> 2278.82] Kraken Forged. +[2279.18 --> 2279.54] Man. +[2279.54 --> 2282.82] I mean, are those the finest feeling headphones that you've ever held? +[2282.92 --> 2284.90] The only thing I didn't like was the thing I told you about. +[2285.30 --> 2285.84] Which one was that? +[2285.84 --> 2288.54] If I moved and looked around, I could feel them shift. +[2289.06 --> 2289.26] Right. +[2289.36 --> 2290.62] But that's a weight issue. +[2291.02 --> 2291.98] That's a weight issue. +[2292.20 --> 2295.90] And I could maybe see them fixing it with a type of headband. +[2296.04 --> 2296.30] Right. +[2296.44 --> 2296.90] Or something. +[2296.90 --> 2298.74] But that was not a big deal. +[2298.82 --> 2300.08] It's not like they slid off my head. +[2300.38 --> 2301.76] I could just feel the weight shifting around. +[2301.86 --> 2304.60] But the aluminum construction did make them particularly heavy. +[2304.74 --> 2306.14] So I definitely noticed it. +[2306.72 --> 2307.06] But... +[2307.06 --> 2307.70] It's not a big deal. +[2307.80 --> 2308.52] It's just the only thing I noticed. +[2308.52 --> 2309.26] Man, they're gorgeous. +[2309.46 --> 2311.60] I just wish they sounded more appealing to me. +[2311.92 --> 2312.08] Yeah. +[2312.60 --> 2313.06] All right. +[2313.18 --> 2314.32] So let's move on to... +[2314.32 --> 2314.62] You know what? +[2314.64 --> 2316.28] We should probably do our sponsor spot. +[2316.38 --> 2319.44] We actually have quite a few sponsor messages these days. 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+[2538.12 --> 2539.26] For the whole duration. +[2539.40 --> 2541.18] I think we're going to be there the whole time. +[2541.24 --> 2543.48] I might be a little bit late, but I'm going to try not to be. +[2543.58 --> 2546.92] I mean, they are one of our show sponsors, and I did say that we would all be there. +[2547.02 --> 2548.74] So if we're not there, then we suck. +[2548.88 --> 2553.52] If I remember correctly, Brandon and I will probably be cutting it fairly close. +[2553.66 --> 2554.08] That's fine. +[2554.08 --> 2555.06] But we should be able to make it. +[2555.10 --> 2555.46] That's fine. +[2555.50 --> 2558.38] If you're a little bit late, I think as long as I'm there, I'm the important one anyway. +[2558.38 --> 2560.46] All right, we just won't go then. +[2560.92 --> 2562.48] No, please go! +[2563.00 --> 2564.50] I need your support! +[2565.16 --> 2566.26] Screw you guys. +[2567.74 --> 2568.68] Are you going to go home? +[2569.16 --> 2570.36] Which happens to also be work. +[2572.12 --> 2573.44] Way to go, Cartman. +[2574.44 --> 2575.40] All right, guys. +[2575.60 --> 2578.78] Next article was posted on the forum by TopWarGamer. +[2578.92 --> 2583.24] And this one, I'm not sure how much credibility there is to it. +[2583.24 --> 2589.86] And the original article is from NintendoEnthusiast.com. +[2590.44 --> 2596.12] But Wii U allegedly outsold the Xbox One globally last week. +[2596.18 --> 2597.34] I'll let you handle this one. +[2597.36 --> 2598.74] They're linking to Nintendo Enthusiast. +[2599.00 --> 2599.48] Linking? +[2599.62 --> 2599.84] No. +[2600.72 --> 2601.26] Oh, wow. +[2601.28 --> 2604.02] Did they smash the previous sales records? +[2605.34 --> 2607.30] Did they make so much coin? +[2609.18 --> 2613.20] Would you have to be on mushrooms to think that it could go any better than this? +[2613.24 --> 2613.36] Yes. +[2614.66 --> 2615.90] Keep going, keep going, keep going. +[2615.98 --> 2616.58] That's all I had. +[2616.68 --> 2618.56] Oh, I liked it so far. +[2618.70 --> 2619.02] Yeah, I know. +[2619.70 --> 2626.30] So it was that Nintendo Enthusiast linking to VG Charts. +[2627.16 --> 2627.52] Okay. +[2627.68 --> 2631.00] But then VG Charts itself is kind of like, I don't know. +[2631.94 --> 2636.82] So even if it's not entirely true, we do know that Wii U sold really, really well. +[2637.28 --> 2638.32] We do know it's doing better. +[2638.56 --> 2640.42] Yeah, we know it's doing a lot better recently. +[2640.42 --> 2643.04] We also know that 3DS is doing a lot better recently. +[2643.20 --> 2650.00] Although 3DS sales, I believe, are also including other variations of the same generation, meaning +[2650.00 --> 2652.40] 2DS and like 3DS XL. +[2653.46 --> 2658.46] So 2DS is probably a really large part of that in units terms. +[2658.46 --> 2661.70] But it doesn't cost as much as 3DS and all that kind of stuff is in there as well. +[2662.48 --> 2668.16] Also, other interesting things is they're saying like Xbox 360 and PS3 also outsold +[2668.16 --> 2668.84] Xbox One. +[2669.48 --> 2671.94] And also outsold Wii U for that matter. +[2672.24 --> 2672.40] Yeah. +[2672.40 --> 2676.64] So there's like other interesting things here and we're not sure how exactly accurate it +[2676.64 --> 2676.80] is. +[2676.98 --> 2680.56] One funny thing is, is it breaks it down to certain regions if you go to the actual website. +[2680.78 --> 2680.92] Yeah. +[2680.92 --> 2683.96] And Japan sold 40 original DSs. +[2685.70 --> 2686.10] 40. +[2687.80 --> 2689.02] It's like, what? +[2689.38 --> 2690.40] Where did they even find them? +[2690.42 --> 2691.24] I don't know. +[2691.24 --> 2692.76] And why do people even want them? +[2692.82 --> 2697.40] I'm pretty sure those 40 are probably the only 40 left in existence that don't have broken +[2697.40 --> 2698.08] shoulder buttons. +[2698.72 --> 2702.94] I saw people commenting that it was possibly like accidental sales. +[2703.64 --> 2707.26] Mom's trying to buy like 2DSs and walk out of the store with an original one. +[2707.90 --> 2710.82] The sales guy's like, oh, sure. +[2712.50 --> 2712.94] Yep. +[2713.08 --> 2713.70] Got one of those. +[2714.22 --> 2714.78] Here you go, man. +[2715.44 --> 2716.30] Please leave quickly. +[2716.38 --> 2716.82] Don't go back. +[2717.72 --> 2718.94] Do you want a gift receipt with the... +[2718.94 --> 2719.50] Oh, sorry. +[2719.58 --> 2721.70] We don't do gift receipts because it's... +[2721.70 --> 2724.66] Leprechaun Day. +[2725.52 --> 2727.40] And you can never trust those leprechauns. +[2727.46 --> 2728.44] It's against my religion. +[2728.56 --> 2729.40] They return everything. +[2730.34 --> 2733.74] But there's like, there's pretty good reasons for it in my opinion. +[2733.88 --> 2734.34] You got one. +[2735.02 --> 2735.78] I'm getting one. +[2736.10 --> 2736.96] Well, you're getting one. +[2736.96 --> 2739.36] Actually, it's kind of his Christmas bonus. +[2739.66 --> 2739.78] Yep. +[2740.02 --> 2742.36] So, I mean, this is weird. +[2742.46 --> 2743.88] You tell people it's like, okay. +[2743.88 --> 2750.94] Instead of cash bonuses, I was like, I want people to look around at the things in their lives and think of me. +[2751.38 --> 2756.04] Rather than just like some cash that they're going to put as a payment on their car and is going to be boring. +[2756.12 --> 2757.16] I want people to do things fun. +[2757.56 --> 2762.58] So, this year, Christmas bonuses at Linus Media Group were not allowed to be cash. +[2762.64 --> 2764.40] I was like, look, you've got a budget. +[2765.10 --> 2767.92] You have to spend it or I'm just not going to give it to you. +[2768.08 --> 2769.84] And you have to buy stuff that's cool. +[2769.84 --> 2778.46] So, Edsel picked himself up one of those awesome Wacom tablets that has the digitizer and is a full Windows 8 tablet. +[2778.72 --> 2779.64] So, that's pretty cool. +[2779.70 --> 2780.96] It's like a $1,000 tablet. +[2781.12 --> 2783.52] So, I was like, oh, yeah, okay, I guess. +[2784.14 --> 2786.32] I guess I kind of underpaid you this year. +[2786.70 --> 2788.60] So, fine, whatever. +[2788.60 --> 2793.06] And then this guy ended up with, what did you get? +[2794.18 --> 2795.20] Well, I got a Wii U. +[2795.66 --> 2796.06] And? +[2796.44 --> 2797.64] And a KitchenAid mixer. +[2797.76 --> 2798.66] And a KitchenAid mixer. +[2798.84 --> 2799.92] It's like, really, that's the... +[2799.92 --> 2802.60] But every time he drinks a smoothie, it'll be like... +[2803.72 --> 2806.20] Well, you can use it for other stuff. +[2806.32 --> 2807.48] Linus got me this smoothie. +[2809.12 --> 2810.60] Which is good and creepy. +[2811.32 --> 2812.48] Why Wii U, though? +[2813.34 --> 2817.02] Well, okay, I'm thinking if I'm going to play games by myself, I'm going to play PC games. +[2818.02 --> 2819.32] That's how that's going to happen. +[2819.62 --> 2824.90] If I'm going to play games when people come over and hang out at my house, it's... +[2824.90 --> 2826.22] Like, we have LAN parties. +[2826.58 --> 2828.12] My group of friends have LAN parties. +[2828.42 --> 2833.76] But sometimes people don't have the time or want to drag their computers over and we'll do other stuff. +[2834.16 --> 2834.96] Mine's too heavy. +[2835.16 --> 2837.16] Not that I've ever been invited to one of your LAN parties. +[2837.28 --> 2839.08] You actually have been many times. +[2839.52 --> 2840.72] You've never come because you're a jerk. +[2840.72 --> 2847.06] And so, like, my brother has a giant computer, which is really frustrating to move because it's in a Cosmos 2 and it's water-cooled. +[2847.10 --> 2848.22] And it weighs a ton and stuff like that. +[2848.28 --> 2849.30] So it's great when we're all separate. +[2849.54 --> 2852.56] When we all come together, we've started playing tabletop games and mixing it up a little bit. +[2852.82 --> 2854.00] So I was thinking, Wii U. +[2855.12 --> 2855.70] Makes sense. +[2855.74 --> 2856.22] Wii U! +[2856.50 --> 2859.12] Because, like, a lot of the even Mario platformers... +[2859.12 --> 2859.46] Wii U! +[2860.42 --> 2861.66] Work with multiple people now. +[2862.18 --> 2862.48] Right. +[2863.18 --> 2866.28] And I think with a Wii U, on some games you can get up to six people. +[2866.56 --> 2868.30] Because four Wiimotes and then two gamepads. +[2868.30 --> 2869.24] Twitch chat hates you. +[2869.32 --> 2870.38] They're saying you're a peasant now. +[2871.04 --> 2872.00] Dirty console peasant. +[2872.76 --> 2873.16] Yeah. +[2873.30 --> 2873.72] That's okay. +[2873.98 --> 2876.94] Oh, by the way, for those of you who are questioning Edsel's wisdom, +[2877.10 --> 2878.28] picking up the Wacom tablet, +[2878.48 --> 2879.90] and, ooh, I don't know why people buy tablets, +[2880.18 --> 2882.18] I'm not talking about a tablet tablet. +[2882.38 --> 2883.60] I'm talking about, like, a... +[2883.60 --> 2884.18] Wacom tablet. +[2884.20 --> 2885.00] Like a tablet tablet. +[2885.22 --> 2885.98] That kind of tablet. +[2886.16 --> 2887.12] So, I mean, he's an artist. +[2887.30 --> 2887.52] Hello. +[2887.52 --> 2892.84] So having a tablet where you can actually draw directly on the screen and have a tablet that +[2892.84 --> 2894.36] you can, like, watch movies on on the bus. +[2894.44 --> 2895.34] He commutes by bus. +[2895.54 --> 2897.30] That is a totally sensible purchase. +[2897.40 --> 2898.48] And I think it's a... +[2898.48 --> 2900.82] Someone's like, hashtag Linus is not funny. +[2901.16 --> 2902.96] Hashtag Linus is not funny is better than hashtag... +[2903.56 --> 2903.96] Whatever the... +[2903.96 --> 2905.70] No, I don't want to talk about the other ones anymore. +[2905.70 --> 2910.46] Also, another thing is I foresee Xbox One and PS4 emulators coming soon, +[2910.54 --> 2913.66] so I can play those exclusives on PC if I... +[2913.66 --> 2914.48] I'm not going to... +[2914.48 --> 2915.44] Nope, totally not going to happen. +[2916.34 --> 2918.64] And Wii U ones I don't really see coming. +[2918.88 --> 2920.74] Yeah, it looks like that's been more difficult. +[2921.00 --> 2925.72] It's hard to say up to this point whether it hasn't happened because people don't care +[2925.72 --> 2928.86] or whether it hasn't happened because it's hard. +[2929.14 --> 2929.34] Yeah. +[2929.52 --> 2930.24] No, it's true. +[2930.64 --> 2934.96] There is more complications than there would be for PS4 and Xbox One. +[2934.96 --> 2936.56] It's baffling to me. +[2936.98 --> 2939.24] Sorry, I'm changing gears a little bit here. +[2939.24 --> 2940.16] You can finish that thought. +[2940.72 --> 2941.46] No, it's just... +[2941.46 --> 2944.46] It's more complicated because of different hardware things that are inside of a Wii U +[2944.46 --> 2946.86] compared to just x86, which is on the other platform. +[2946.88 --> 2949.20] I mean, was Nintendo playing a poker game here? +[2950.08 --> 2953.48] It's like, yeah, we're going to do like a hardware launch +[2953.48 --> 2957.06] and we're just going to like not have Mario and Zelda games. +[2957.14 --> 2957.44] Yeah. +[2958.52 --> 2963.20] Because they're like up on the horizon is Mario Kart 8 for Wii U. +[2963.28 --> 2964.24] Why wasn't that out yet? +[2964.24 --> 2965.72] Super Smash Brothers Wii U. +[2965.82 --> 2966.04] What? +[2966.14 --> 2966.68] Are you kidding me? +[2966.72 --> 2967.58] That actually wasn't out yet. +[2968.52 --> 2970.18] And then like another Donkey Kong game. +[2970.32 --> 2970.50] Yeah. +[2970.54 --> 2974.68] And then we just got Super Mario 3D World Land Country, whatever it's called, +[2974.76 --> 2976.98] which is apparently awesome and I'm super stoked. +[2977.10 --> 2978.54] You're going to let me play that on the Wii, right? +[2978.66 --> 2978.68] Yeah. +[2978.68 --> 2982.38] And that's coming with it because that's a really highly rated game that I'm stoked for. +[2983.10 --> 2987.48] But yeah, like there's stuff on the horizon that's like, this wasn't a launch game? +[2987.64 --> 2990.14] Like Mario Kart didn't come out almost immediately afterwards? +[2990.46 --> 2990.74] Yeah. +[2990.74 --> 2991.14] What? +[2991.54 --> 2992.60] So that's baffling. +[2992.80 --> 2995.86] But at any rate, Wii U might actually be a thing soon. +[2995.96 --> 2996.66] So exciting. +[2997.02 --> 3003.30] Speaking of exciting things, T-Mobile just seems determined to turn the entire wireless industry +[3003.30 --> 3004.16] on its ear. +[3004.54 --> 3006.54] And I love it. +[3006.78 --> 3007.60] This is great. +[3007.60 --> 3013.30] Because what happens in America eventually reaches their culturally handicapped cousin +[3013.30 --> 3014.00] in the North. +[3014.20 --> 3015.40] Seems to be taking a long time. +[3015.52 --> 3018.76] I'm actually not super sure on the mobile side if that's happening here. +[3018.98 --> 3020.16] It will have to eventually. +[3021.62 --> 3027.44] Eventually, you can't lag behind every other country if you're going to want to be considered +[3027.44 --> 3028.32] a developed country. +[3028.46 --> 3030.96] But we seem to be able to do that with phones. +[3030.96 --> 3031.44] Yeah. +[3032.40 --> 3034.38] It's not as bad as it used to be. +[3034.46 --> 3034.72] That's true. +[3034.72 --> 3039.16] As someone who's had a cell phone since the first cell phone with a keyboard came out, +[3039.62 --> 3041.46] it's not as bad as it used to be. +[3041.52 --> 3042.32] Not by a long shot. +[3042.32 --> 3048.74] But at any rate, this was posted on Twitter or something, I think. +[3048.82 --> 3050.30] I don't remember where he posted it. +[3050.36 --> 3052.68] But it was 2013 New Year's resolutions. +[3053.08 --> 3054.84] Shake up the wireless industry. +[3054.84 --> 3060.06] So I don't know if you guys remember, but personally for me, the big one, other than ending +[3060.06 --> 3066.26] two-year contracts, was making roaming, making international roaming inexpensive. +[3066.72 --> 3068.48] What a huge deal. +[3068.48 --> 3073.60] What a way to capture the people who can afford the baller phone plans, because those are the +[3073.60 --> 3075.14] people who are typically going to be traveling. +[3075.62 --> 3077.10] How amazing is that? +[3077.18 --> 3079.28] And of course, there's 4GLT and all that. +[3079.58 --> 3083.58] For 2014, make waves at CES is one of the resolutions. +[3084.14 --> 3087.34] Give AT&T a break or not is one of the other ones. +[3087.48 --> 3089.42] And unshackle the family from those other guys. +[3089.48 --> 3096.16] So there's a lot of speculation right now that what is going to be announced is helping people +[3096.16 --> 3097.26] buy out their contracts. +[3097.26 --> 3101.44] Yeah, and like special plans for families, because he specifically calls out families. +[3103.04 --> 3104.92] They're literally going to buy customers. +[3105.10 --> 3105.88] That's awesome. +[3106.60 --> 3107.46] I love it. +[3108.12 --> 3114.58] I would, you know, I don't mind giving a whack ton of money to an internet service provider +[3114.58 --> 3118.46] or a phone provider if I can tell that they invested in me. +[3118.80 --> 3120.74] And I'm like, yeah, this service is awesome. +[3120.74 --> 3121.46] Yeah. +[3121.78 --> 3129.38] I mean, our new fiber plan here, where we're not dropping any frames anymore, aside from +[3129.38 --> 3134.18] Twitch's problems, our upstream is completely leg-free and the quality is much better than +[3134.18 --> 3134.56] before. +[3134.88 --> 3135.18] Okay. +[3135.18 --> 3137.46] I feel okay about paying a bunch of money for that. +[3137.56 --> 3144.12] But what I feel really okay about is the fact that Telus on a few separate days sent a few +[3144.12 --> 3149.94] separate people to run fiber underground down the street for us, link it up to our house +[3149.94 --> 3150.50] for us. +[3150.50 --> 3152.46] And I know what I paid for. +[3153.02 --> 3159.14] So for the first year of my service or whatever it is, I paid for them to invest in me as a +[3159.14 --> 3165.86] customer, as opposed to paying for them to kind of, oh, well, okay, we've got like 12 people on this +[3165.86 --> 3168.40] 10-person sort of spot now. +[3168.48 --> 3174.06] We can probably squeeze the 13th one in if like we lower our global data caps a fair bit and +[3174.06 --> 3174.54] re-conjiggered. +[3174.58 --> 3175.96] I don't feel good about that. +[3176.62 --> 3178.92] But I feel good when you're investing in me. +[3179.06 --> 3179.24] So there. +[3179.28 --> 3183.28] I really wish, like my contract is coming up with Telus and I've been looking around at +[3183.28 --> 3188.56] other options and like there's some that might be better, but none of them are like, we are +[3188.56 --> 3190.90] the glorious awesome side, come join us. +[3191.20 --> 3192.86] Like there isn't a T-Mobile in Canada. +[3193.30 --> 3197.56] There's like the ever so slightly lesser evil but still evil ones. +[3197.96 --> 3198.50] Yeah, I know. +[3198.98 --> 3200.90] I mean, I'm okay with Bell. +[3200.90 --> 3205.90] I think I called them buttheads once on the live stream and they actually were really +[3205.90 --> 3206.22] good. +[3206.46 --> 3207.98] They were really good for a little while. +[3208.00 --> 3211.18] Because they got massively flamed for it and wanted that to stop. +[3211.36 --> 3212.08] Well, okay. +[3212.52 --> 3216.92] But, but without calling them buttheads at other times since then, they've also dealt with +[3216.92 --> 3220.32] stuff and in their defense that time it was something particularly complicated. +[3220.50 --> 3224.50] And in this time, it's because you have a specific guy you're dealing with every single +[3224.50 --> 3226.32] time, which is the same as you dealt with the first time. +[3226.38 --> 3227.02] Nope, nope, nope. +[3227.02 --> 3229.56] I've had to do stuff through regular customer service since then as well. +[3229.56 --> 3230.94] Their account also might be flagged. +[3231.10 --> 3235.70] So I don't, like I'm, I'm just saying, I don't, I don't hate them but I'm not in love +[3235.70 --> 3236.84] with them or anything like that. +[3237.10 --> 3239.78] I just, I just don't know if some of that is special consideration. +[3240.44 --> 3241.04] Hard to say. +[3241.44 --> 3242.40] Yeah, I don't know. +[3242.58 --> 3243.52] But, yeah. +[3243.96 --> 3244.32] Okay. +[3244.66 --> 3246.44] Do we want to get into a Linus rant? +[3247.20 --> 3249.86] Are you guys ready to prepare yourselves? +[3250.16 --> 3253.60] We could have a funny one before we do that or we could cool down with the funny one. +[3253.72 --> 3254.32] This is the funny one. +[3254.32 --> 3255.34] Alright, let's do the rant. +[3255.50 --> 3255.74] Alright. +[3255.90 --> 3256.14] Alright. +[3256.14 --> 3257.22] Okay. +[3257.62 --> 3262.52] I love Linus Tech Tips Forum but I feel like we've gotten away from our core values a little +[3262.52 --> 3264.48] bit, particularly in some of the sub forums. +[3264.64 --> 3268.46] And I'm not going to call out any particular names in this case. +[3268.76 --> 3273.14] But the audio sub forum, I've been finding it a little bit unfriendly to people. +[3273.26 --> 3279.10] So this particular thread was someone who posted saying, hey, I just got a sound card and I really +[3279.10 --> 3279.52] like it. +[3279.54 --> 3280.72] I'm really happy with it. +[3280.72 --> 3283.20] My sound is better and louder. +[3283.90 --> 3290.62] And there's about five or six pages of people crapping on the guy because he didn't have +[3290.62 --> 3298.82] the almighty forethought to research the specific places on the internet where the wisdom exists +[3298.82 --> 3303.04] that something like a FiO E10 might have been a better option. +[3303.04 --> 3304.98] So an external amp and DAC. +[3306.02 --> 3310.38] And I didn't really find that acceptable because of a couple of things. +[3310.82 --> 3315.58] Number one is that as much as people might be right and something like an Objective 2 or +[3315.58 --> 3323.72] a FiO E10 might be a better option than pretty much any sound card in some cases, nobody even +[3323.72 --> 3326.18] went to the trouble to ask a probing question. +[3326.18 --> 3333.32] And this is where I feel like a lot of audiophile people would do well to consider the old saying, +[3333.44 --> 3336.16] you'll catch more flies with honey than with vinegar. +[3336.42 --> 3343.56] Rather than being rude and abrasive to people who are excited about the same thing that you're +[3343.56 --> 3344.44] excited about. +[3344.76 --> 3349.82] And rather than being helpful to them and really being welcoming to them, making fun of them +[3349.82 --> 3356.54] is just going to perpetuate the myths and the misconceptions that you claim to be trying +[3356.54 --> 3357.76] to help them with. +[3358.42 --> 3360.08] So I'm going to let that sink in for a minute. +[3360.24 --> 3365.12] So the thing that bothered me is that after five pages of people telling him that his onboard +[3365.12 --> 3370.12] sound was fine and that the solution he had used was terrible and that these were all the +[3370.12 --> 3374.60] better solutions and he was basically an idiot for not realizing it and that any perception +[3374.60 --> 3380.92] that it sounded better was a placebo effect, nobody actually recommended a comparable product +[3380.92 --> 3382.94] to the sound card that the OP had purchased. +[3383.16 --> 3386.14] It was a Zonar DG, which is a $30 sound card. +[3386.42 --> 3393.66] Remember guys, $30 for an amp and a DAC and an upgraded microphone input. +[3393.90 --> 3398.74] The problem people have with onboard sound is not always pure sound quality. +[3399.14 --> 3404.04] Sometimes it's sound volume if they're using headphones that are more difficult to drive. +[3404.04 --> 3408.06] Sometimes it's their mic input that is a big steamy pile of garbage. +[3408.46 --> 3414.98] Sometimes it's a driver issue and the external solution might be better to resolve a driver +[3414.98 --> 3420.56] issue because most of them are completely driverless or it might not be because the driver issue might +[3420.56 --> 3425.90] also be related to the mic in and most external sound cards only have a headphone out. +[3426.48 --> 3430.18] Also, nobody asked him what onboard sound he was using. +[3430.18 --> 3437.52] What we all kind of agree on, what the audiophile elite seemed to agree on is that any sound card +[3437.52 --> 3444.04] built into a motherboard for the last sort of few years at least is pretty darn good. +[3444.44 --> 3447.48] No one even asked the guy if he was running a five-year-old board. +[3447.74 --> 3452.02] And I had someone post that if they're running, I forget what it was, five-year-old hardware, +[3452.20 --> 3454.18] then they should basically buy a new rig anyway. +[3454.18 --> 3456.74] We're talking about a $30 sound card, not a new rig. +[3457.20 --> 3463.48] And we're talking about a seven-year-old rig could potentially still have a Q6600 in it, +[3463.56 --> 3469.04] which is perfectly fine for watching YouTube videos and playing indie games and even some +[3469.04 --> 3470.18] AAA titles still. +[3470.18 --> 3477.92] So the elitism and this assumption that a sound card is an invalid choice is not true. +[3478.48 --> 3485.94] Whatever videos might be being released on Tech Syndicate's channel that are elevating products like the Objective 2 +[3485.94 --> 3492.16] or the FiOE10 or these external products to this deity-like status, are they better? +[3492.38 --> 3493.18] Yeah, actually. +[3493.18 --> 3495.20] I personally prefer them. +[3495.64 --> 3506.20] I can subjectively tell that something like an Objective 2 amp has less of an audible noise floor +[3506.20 --> 3508.08] than something like a sound card. +[3508.32 --> 3509.20] I can tell. +[3509.44 --> 3510.92] I can't tell on all my headphones. +[3511.58 --> 3516.60] And it's not something that I would notice necessarily day-to-day, but I can tell. +[3516.86 --> 3517.56] So are they better? +[3517.68 --> 3517.96] Yes. +[3518.46 --> 3520.34] But are they necessarily comparable? +[3520.34 --> 3527.80] I mean, an E10 alone costs about $70 versus the $30 the OP spent, and an Objective 2 amp alone is, I think, +[3527.86 --> 3530.20] over $150 or somewhere in that range. +[3530.58 --> 3534.84] It's over $100 anyway, and the amp and DAC combo is over $200. +[3535.02 --> 3535.82] It's around $250. +[3536.32 --> 3537.54] So there you go, guys. +[3537.58 --> 3542.96] I've been asked to weigh in on the whole sound cards versus external amps and DACs thing for a while. +[3543.54 --> 3544.74] Consider that my weigh-in. +[3545.08 --> 3545.68] Are they better? +[3546.02 --> 3546.24] Sure. +[3546.48 --> 3549.18] Are they always the obvious and only choice? +[3549.18 --> 3550.18] No. +[3551.30 --> 3551.80] That's all. +[3551.98 --> 3557.34] There's even some people like, I don't want one because I don't want another external device at my computer. +[3558.06 --> 3559.92] I like the fact that my sound card is in my computer. +[3560.32 --> 3562.68] Now, there's someone that I've been interfacing with on the forum. +[3563.06 --> 3568.84] We've been talking about how we could maybe possibly mount a DAC really far away from everything else in our computer +[3568.84 --> 3572.42] and then route cables and all this kind of stuff so that you could actually have one inside your computer. +[3572.64 --> 3579.54] But there's also that, which people seem to completely ignore, which is like, oh, yeah, any setup ever can just have this external DAC. +[3579.60 --> 3580.34] Don't worry about it. +[3580.40 --> 3581.50] It's like, no. +[3582.00 --> 3583.74] Sometimes you want something inside your computer. +[3584.30 --> 3584.54] Yep. +[3584.54 --> 3585.60] I don't know. +[3585.72 --> 3587.06] There's quite a few reasons. +[3588.30 --> 3588.96] But, yeah. +[3589.50 --> 3590.00] So, anyway. +[3590.40 --> 3592.28] Are we move on time now? +[3592.40 --> 3592.78] Can we do the funny thing? +[3592.78 --> 3593.88] You can talk about something else. +[3593.94 --> 3594.72] I'm still cooling down. +[3595.42 --> 3595.78] Anyway. +[3596.08 --> 3596.30] Okay. +[3596.38 --> 3596.52] No. +[3596.60 --> 3597.68] I have one more thing to say. +[3598.26 --> 3600.04] Just basically, guys, look. +[3600.04 --> 3605.04] The LinusTechTips.com community was built on being friendly and welcoming to people. +[3605.32 --> 3606.84] That's how we've grown so fast. +[3607.16 --> 3611.64] That's how we've got almost 50,000 members in the first year of existence. +[3612.02 --> 3614.86] We will not keep that up if we are unfriendly to people. +[3615.50 --> 3618.50] It's fine to tell someone that something is a better option. +[3618.70 --> 3621.52] But if they already bought it, think about what you're saying. +[3621.84 --> 3625.66] Why would you just crap on them for something that they already bought? +[3625.66 --> 3630.32] You can ask a gently probing question like, hey, are you still within your return window? +[3630.62 --> 3632.64] Here's another option you may have considered. +[3632.96 --> 3640.10] But the cold hard fact of the matter is that in that particular thread anyway, the OP wanted the sound to be louder. +[3640.62 --> 3642.46] They bought a sound card with an amp. +[3643.10 --> 3643.96] Mission accomplished. +[3644.48 --> 3648.00] Is it as perfect as some other solution might have been? +[3648.26 --> 3648.90] Maybe not. +[3649.04 --> 3651.00] But that doesn't mean you need to be a jerk about it. +[3651.24 --> 3651.30] There. +[3651.62 --> 3652.90] It's also an international forum. +[3653.02 --> 3654.16] Do O2s get shipped everywhere? +[3654.16 --> 3654.90] I'm not sure. +[3655.66 --> 3658.66] I know that there are builders in Europe, if nothing else. +[3658.70 --> 3658.90] Okay. +[3659.08 --> 3660.30] Because it's just an open design. +[3660.50 --> 3662.26] There's lots of guys that do it. +[3662.38 --> 3662.68] Yeah, yeah. +[3664.50 --> 3665.38] Are you good? +[3665.44 --> 3666.04] No, I'm done now. +[3666.22 --> 3666.64] You're done now? +[3666.70 --> 3667.44] I'm just going to have some water. +[3667.66 --> 3667.84] Okay. +[3668.50 --> 3671.14] I don't know how we're going to look at this one because I think he's done. +[3671.22 --> 3674.86] But if you want to go to the massive iPod one, it's just the one right below. +[3674.86 --> 3684.98] So we first have to ignore the picture that's on the thread because, as you can probably tell upon immediately seeing it, that's totally not what it's going to look like. +[3684.98 --> 3690.62] But anyways, it's a massive, massive iPod. +[3690.94 --> 3694.22] And people are speculating what it would be used for. +[3694.22 --> 3696.08] You could argue an iPad is a massive iPod. +[3697.24 --> 3697.52] Yeah. +[3698.72 --> 3699.66] It is, is it not? +[3700.30 --> 3700.64] Yeah. +[3700.64 --> 3703.32] I'm just saying you corrected yourself, but you weren't quite wrong. +[3703.52 --> 3704.66] Not entirely, I guess. +[3705.46 --> 3706.94] So it's huge. +[3707.06 --> 3710.96] And part of the problem is that I can't see anyone holding it to use it. +[3711.42 --> 3711.98] What's it, you're right? +[3712.06 --> 3713.06] 12.9 inches? +[3713.12 --> 3714.30] 12.9 inches, I believe. +[3714.44 --> 3716.28] So that's not that much smaller than this. +[3716.90 --> 3717.86] Or wait, hold on. +[3718.12 --> 3719.32] I mean, it's not even that big. +[3719.50 --> 3720.18] This is 12. +[3720.38 --> 3722.50] So just hold that for context for the people. +[3723.12 --> 3723.92] It's still weird. +[3726.00 --> 3729.44] Like, I don't, like, it's, this is still really weird to hold. +[3730.64 --> 3731.92] Hmm. +[3732.24 --> 3732.52] Okay. +[3733.02 --> 3735.64] No, that's going to be heavier than the iPad would be. +[3736.00 --> 3740.72] Um, but, and people are speculating about possibly bigger ones too, because it's supposed to, +[3740.88 --> 3745.74] and the problem with this is, I think that a name may have leaked and then everything else +[3745.74 --> 3746.74] was created around it. +[3747.46 --> 3747.94] Hmm. +[3748.26 --> 3749.18] Which is part of a problem. +[3749.28 --> 3753.86] So I've been, like, I walked by a Mac store, uh, the other day. +[3753.86 --> 3754.70] How was that for you? +[3755.04 --> 3755.92] It was actually kind of weird. +[3756.04 --> 3758.24] Did the light from the inside of the store burn your skin? +[3758.24 --> 3759.28] It's so bright. +[3759.52 --> 3760.52] Have you noticed that? +[3760.64 --> 3762.24] And everything's white. +[3762.48 --> 3763.86] I'm just like, oh my god. +[3763.92 --> 3767.16] Anyways, I, the iMacs are super, super thin. +[3767.40 --> 3767.68] Mm-hmm. +[3768.00 --> 3772.12] So if anything, I kind of thought that maybe they're coming out with another iMac style +[3772.12 --> 3773.76] product that's running iOS. +[3774.64 --> 3775.12] Hmm. +[3775.60 --> 3776.80] Like, maybe it has a stand. +[3776.98 --> 3779.22] Or maybe it has a stand and you can take it off the stand. +[3779.32 --> 3780.84] Is that legitimately interesting to you? +[3780.96 --> 3781.16] No. +[3781.16 --> 3785.16] You've never really used iOS extensively, have you? +[3785.28 --> 3785.86] Not extensively. +[3786.38 --> 3787.16] I have used it, though. +[3787.92 --> 3789.28] It's not a bad experience. +[3789.38 --> 3790.72] I don't like the store. +[3790.72 --> 3797.04] And I don't like the lack of some options, but, like, once, once it's all, once you're +[3797.04 --> 3799.90] kind of done setting everything up and you're done downloading all your apps and you're done +[3799.90 --> 3804.20] doing all that kind of stuff, because I don't like the store at all, um, it's fine. +[3804.30 --> 3805.76] And once you're in an app, it's the same. +[3806.24 --> 3807.56] What's not to like about the store? +[3808.08 --> 3809.58] It works basically the same way. +[3809.62 --> 3811.62] In fact, I would say if I was going to... +[3811.62 --> 3814.04] I don't like the, the login protection stuff. +[3815.20 --> 3815.48] Login? +[3815.48 --> 3816.40] It seems like a waste of time. +[3816.86 --> 3818.38] Oh, I think you can disable it now. +[3818.80 --> 3819.08] Now? +[3819.30 --> 3819.50] Yeah. +[3819.60 --> 3819.78] Okay. +[3819.94 --> 3822.40] It wasn't a thing before when I used it, but it's been a while. +[3822.50 --> 3822.96] I don't know. +[3823.98 --> 3826.80] I've never done, like, uh, I'm going to switch to iOS for a while. +[3826.88 --> 3828.60] I've just been like, oh, I'm trying to use your device. +[3828.70 --> 3829.90] Oh, I'm trying to download... +[3829.90 --> 3830.08] Oh. +[3830.38 --> 3831.30] You know what we should do? +[3831.48 --> 3832.82] You know how we've done iSwitch? +[3833.04 --> 3833.10] Nope. +[3833.10 --> 3834.02] Hold on, hold on, hold on. +[3834.02 --> 3834.32] Nope. +[3834.68 --> 3835.16] Just shh. +[3835.16 --> 3835.44] Nope. +[3836.44 --> 3836.64] Nope. +[3836.76 --> 3838.58] You know how we've done iSwitched in the past? +[3839.00 --> 3843.82] You and I should both switch to OS X at the same time. +[3843.82 --> 3844.52] Oh, OS X? +[3844.52 --> 3845.22] For a month. +[3845.72 --> 3846.08] Ugh! +[3846.64 --> 3847.84] Just on our work computers. +[3848.46 --> 3849.46] That's going to make it worse! +[3849.56 --> 3850.40] Actually, no, it won't. +[3850.42 --> 3850.68] Yeah. +[3851.02 --> 3851.76] Because it runs Excel. +[3851.98 --> 3852.98] That's all I do on that computer. +[3852.98 --> 3854.54] You don't have to use it all the time. +[3854.54 --> 3855.16] You know what I'm going to do? +[3855.26 --> 3856.66] I'm going to, I'm going to turn it on. +[3856.94 --> 3860.34] I'm going to open Excel, and then I'm going to do everything else off of it. +[3860.80 --> 3862.44] And I'm going to just type into Excel. +[3862.54 --> 3862.92] That's it. +[3862.92 --> 3867.60] That is not, that is not the spirit of the experiment that we would be trying to do. +[3867.60 --> 3871.18] I've probably used iOS more than, or OS X more than you have. +[3871.42 --> 3871.68] Oh, definitely. +[3871.68 --> 3873.58] Because I used to work in repair shops. +[3873.64 --> 3875.28] I've hardly used it at all. +[3875.44 --> 3876.22] I've worked in repair shops. +[3876.22 --> 3887.14] Like, every time, it's funny, cameraman, the old, like, cameraman, cameraman, back at NCIX, used to be, he would just be in stitches every time he watched me try to use a Mac. +[3887.14 --> 3889.64] Because I'd, like, sit down in front of his computer. +[3889.82 --> 3893.10] And, like, without realizing it, expose's all over the stream. +[3893.10 --> 3896.44] I'm like, whoa, how do I get to the, how do I get to the window I'm trying to see? +[3896.52 --> 3900.40] And then there was a grand opening of, like, an Apple Store type thing that had some iMacs. +[3900.48 --> 3903.46] And I, like, sat down in front of it, and I was, like, trying to launch a program. +[3903.68 --> 3908.86] And I couldn't figure out how to find, I was like, honestly, I would have settled for any program. +[3909.16 --> 3910.02] Couldn't launch a program. +[3910.02 --> 3913.48] It's, it's, yeah, it's weird. +[3913.74 --> 3916.32] The problem for me is it's supposed to be super intuitive. +[3916.82 --> 3919.96] But because of everything else I've used, it's totally not. +[3920.22 --> 3921.70] And I have no idea what's going on. +[3921.84 --> 3924.52] Speaking of intuitive, I played around with SteamOS finally today. +[3925.10 --> 3927.96] It doesn't do much, but it works, sort of. +[3928.42 --> 3933.32] The Xbox 360 wireless controller was easier to get running than on Windows. +[3933.48 --> 3934.44] Were you using that box? +[3935.14 --> 3936.74] The, uh, the Raven one? +[3936.82 --> 3936.98] Yeah. +[3937.04 --> 3937.18] Yeah. +[3937.30 --> 3937.80] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[3937.80 --> 3939.24] Yeah, yeah, I took it to NCIX today. +[3939.44 --> 3939.56] Cool. +[3939.56 --> 3941.00] Phil filmed an episode with it. +[3941.04 --> 3944.02] But, like, the wireless controller just worked. +[3944.20 --> 3949.00] Honestly, drivers for Linux haven't usually been that big of a problem. +[3949.10 --> 3949.42] Lately. +[3949.68 --> 3951.18] Lately, yeah, not before. +[3951.26 --> 3952.56] We're not talking about five years ago. +[3952.68 --> 3954.28] But, like, even, like, I was talking to you the other day. +[3954.92 --> 3960.26] Every time I've installed Linux on something that had wireless or LAN, they both have worked immediately. +[3960.26 --> 3965.28] It's remarkable how many network cards don't automatically install. +[3965.28 --> 3970.10] Intel network cards that don't automatically install on Windows 7 and Windows 8. +[3970.10 --> 3970.44] Yeah, yeah. +[3970.92 --> 3971.28] Anyway. +[3971.28 --> 3972.30] And that's the biggest thing. +[3972.38 --> 3977.08] As long as you get network working and, like, an input device, I can go manually do the rest of it. +[3977.08 --> 3977.42] I don't care. +[3977.42 --> 3978.72] I'm kind of stoked on SteamOS. +[3978.96 --> 3981.28] I think what I'm going to do, because I have a Media Center PC. +[3981.60 --> 3986.86] Once they get things like Netflix streaming and a proper desktop experience that kind of works. +[3986.86 --> 3987.14] The browser works. +[3987.14 --> 3989.46] Yeah, browser-based. +[3989.52 --> 3990.66] But I want an app. +[3990.84 --> 3997.78] Like, if I'm going to use something, I would want to be able to control it completely with either Valve's controller or an Xbox 360 controller. +[3998.24 --> 3998.84] And, you know what? +[3998.92 --> 4008.08] This is going to sound super ignorant, but I just about, like, lost it when I saw that Mozilla's browser on Linux is called Ice Weasel. +[4009.82 --> 4010.82] I was like, what is that? +[4010.84 --> 4011.58] A knockoff browser? +[4011.60 --> 4012.64] No, it's made by Mozilla. +[4013.36 --> 4013.80] Is it? +[4014.74 --> 4016.60] I've used Firefox on Linux before. +[4017.14 --> 4018.44] Yeah, you've never heard of Ice Weasel? +[4020.44 --> 4021.98] Ice Weasel versus Firefox. +[4022.08 --> 4023.08] Yeah, I was like, what? +[4023.96 --> 4025.86] Because I was like, you look at the logo for it. +[4025.88 --> 4027.02] Here, I'll pull up the logo for it. +[4027.02 --> 4032.98] Okay, so for those of you who are like me and have never heard of Ice Weasel, I'll pull up the logo here. +[4033.24 --> 4033.98] But it's, like, hilarious. +[4034.42 --> 4035.18] Geticeweasel.org. +[4035.26 --> 4036.12] So it's, like, exactly this. +[4036.20 --> 4038.34] And it's, like, a weasel wrapped around an ice board. +[4038.34 --> 4039.76] Rebranded by the Debian project. +[4039.92 --> 4040.56] Yeah, there you go. +[4040.72 --> 4043.82] Yeah, no, there's tons of different browsers that are based off of... +[4043.82 --> 4044.00] Yeah. +[4044.20 --> 4045.06] Yeah, lots of them. +[4045.16 --> 4046.18] I'd never heard of this one. +[4046.18 --> 4046.96] Oh, okay, okay. +[4046.96 --> 4047.30] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[4047.30 --> 4048.88] I was like, oh, that's hilarious. +[4049.26 --> 4052.40] Yeah, no, I'd never heard of it being a part of the Mozilla project. +[4052.56 --> 4053.76] I knew there was... +[4053.76 --> 4054.90] I've heard of it in general. +[4055.02 --> 4056.44] I've also heard of Waterfox. +[4057.16 --> 4058.44] Waterfox is a... +[4058.44 --> 4061.64] I don't know if it still is, but this is it when I used to use it, was... +[4061.64 --> 4065.12] It was a further back version of Firefox, which is super performance optimized. +[4065.48 --> 4066.52] Oh, okay. +[4066.52 --> 4070.74] And they would take Firefox versions, performance optimized them, and then release them under +[4070.74 --> 4071.24] Waterfox. +[4071.24 --> 4073.04] I don't know if that's what they're still doing. +[4073.20 --> 4076.28] I haven't used it for a long time because I've been running Nightly forever. +[4077.72 --> 4080.28] But, yeah, there's a lot of different versions because it's open. +[4080.52 --> 4081.96] So I'm not super surprised. +[4081.96 --> 4087.10] And given how unstable the official one's been lately, I'm kind of tempted to try... +[4087.10 --> 4088.54] Maybe I should switch to Iceweasel. +[4091.18 --> 4094.48] Well, Iceweasel is Debian, so I don't know. +[4094.64 --> 4095.06] Is it... +[4095.06 --> 4095.72] Does it work on Windows? +[4095.76 --> 4096.64] Maybe I'll just switch to Debian. +[4096.98 --> 4098.22] I don't game much anymore anyway. +[4098.48 --> 4098.94] You know what? +[4099.60 --> 4099.96] When... +[4100.66 --> 4101.56] I'll tell you what, guys. +[4101.60 --> 4102.82] I will commit this now. +[4102.82 --> 4108.04] The reason that I haven't switched over to Linux, just even to do a 30-day I switched, +[4108.26 --> 4111.02] is because I can't afford the productivity hit. +[4111.62 --> 4115.00] Once I have SteamOS streaming working... +[4115.00 --> 4116.04] Oh, because you're not used to it. +[4116.14 --> 4117.28] Yeah, because I'm not used to it. +[4117.36 --> 4118.76] I have too much work to do. +[4118.82 --> 4119.48] I was like, what? +[4119.80 --> 4120.84] No, no, no, no, no, no. +[4121.64 --> 4125.78] Once game streaming works, and the other thing is when I do want to play a game, I don't want +[4125.78 --> 4129.28] to mess around with which one's compatible with Linux and waste my time on that. +[4129.28 --> 4134.56] So, when game streaming is working in SteamOS, I will do a 30-day Linux I switched. +[4134.72 --> 4140.18] I will put my Windows gaming box in my server room, and I will only stream from it. +[4140.54 --> 4141.16] So, there you go, guys. +[4141.16 --> 4143.76] I will do that with you if you want, although it might be boring. +[4144.00 --> 4145.84] Yeah, I think yours will be very uninteresting. +[4146.28 --> 4149.38] The entire series of videos will be me being like, whoa, this! +[4149.44 --> 4151.64] And you being like, yeah, we've done that for like 10 years. +[4153.70 --> 4155.80] Oh my god, you can make a cube desktop! +[4156.22 --> 4157.20] I've seen that, actually. +[4157.20 --> 4158.20] I am aware of that. +[4158.20 --> 4161.50] And you can get that for Windows as well, smarty pants. +[4161.62 --> 4162.00] Yeah, I know. +[4162.30 --> 4162.54] Alright. +[4163.06 --> 4171.44] So, this is posted on the forum by Top Wargamer, along with a comment by Top Wargamer that probably +[4171.44 --> 4172.26] isn't a thing. +[4172.98 --> 4179.42] But, so this was posted by, okay, so we're posting from Technobuffalo, and then they're +[4179.42 --> 4182.80] reposting from, oh, bollocks. +[4183.06 --> 4184.56] Pretty sure it's in their microaxis? +[4184.82 --> 4186.74] Yeah, microaxis or something like that. +[4186.74 --> 4194.60] But anyway, the point is, these numbers suggest that Sony's possibility of bankruptcy is 78.49% +[4194.60 --> 4196.34] in the next two years. +[4196.34 --> 4204.86] Which I find both plausible and very, very difficult to believe. +[4204.86 --> 4208.60] Because you look at Sony's business practices over the last 10 years. +[4208.60 --> 4208.70] Yeah. +[4208.94 --> 4213.12] They are one of the least consumer-friendly companies in existence. +[4213.12 --> 4216.20] They're like trying to see in how many places they can stab themselves. +[4216.54 --> 4216.84] Yes. +[4216.84 --> 4217.68] Except for PlayStation. +[4218.10 --> 4218.86] Except for PlayStation. +[4219.08 --> 4220.92] Well, even PlayStation. +[4221.46 --> 4224.26] Like, they are not necessarily... +[4224.26 --> 4225.86] They're not pushing the industry forward. +[4226.10 --> 4226.26] No. +[4226.80 --> 4229.42] PS4 was maintaining the status quo. +[4229.68 --> 4235.76] The only reason they got so much applause for it was that Microsoft was busy firing off +[4235.76 --> 4239.48] like shotgun rounds into their own feet at the same time. +[4239.88 --> 4241.10] Like, that is the only... +[4241.10 --> 4243.28] It would be really interesting to see a battle between these two. +[4243.28 --> 4248.30] I mean, PlayStation 4, some of the things that were supposed to be forward-thinking about +[4248.30 --> 4250.68] PS4 aren't even implemented out of the gate. +[4251.06 --> 4254.22] Like, no DRM on the HDMI output. +[4254.58 --> 4257.22] Why is HDCP still there for gameplay? +[4258.28 --> 4263.62] Sony's like, yeah, we support Twitch live streaming, but you can't archive the footage, +[4264.04 --> 4265.26] so just live streaming. +[4265.56 --> 4265.78] Yeah. +[4266.46 --> 4267.58] Yeah, look at us. +[4267.62 --> 4268.12] We're Sony. +[4268.36 --> 4269.28] We're cool now, right? +[4269.48 --> 4269.84] Yeah. +[4270.20 --> 4270.64] Pop the collar. +[4270.64 --> 4274.02] It's like they think popping your collar is still cool. +[4274.70 --> 4275.50] That Sony. +[4275.82 --> 4279.94] I mean, the kind of crap they pull, whether it's on the consumer-grade products or on the +[4279.94 --> 4283.50] professional-grade products like the ones that we use, make... +[4283.50 --> 4288.82] They put consumers in a frame of mind where it's like, I might have to buy this right now, +[4288.94 --> 4292.60] but as soon as I have another option, I will never buy any of your stuff. +[4292.60 --> 4296.00] I was two months out of warranty on a button, okay? +[4296.20 --> 4301.62] On a button, on a hand grip for an $8,000 camera, and they refused to deal with it. +[4302.06 --> 4308.06] That was when I was in the service shop paying $400 for a firmware upgrade. +[4308.06 --> 4312.22] This is the kind of crap that people don't want to deal with. +[4312.22 --> 4316.68] So when that open-source camera thing that Brandon's all excited about rolls around, +[4317.36 --> 4322.16] or even guys like Blackmagic allowing you to do things like use any SSD you want as media +[4322.16 --> 4327.52] for the camera, as newer, innovative companies that have a more forward-thinking way of doing +[4327.52 --> 4331.10] business come around, I do see Sony going out of business. +[4331.10 --> 4333.68] But that brings in the Google argument that we talked about. +[4333.82 --> 4338.54] They rode in on the shoulders of being open, and now they're closing everything down. +[4339.36 --> 4339.92] What, Sony? +[4340.16 --> 4340.44] Google. +[4340.68 --> 4343.04] Oh, okay, yeah, yeah, because Sony was never open. +[4343.06 --> 4343.22] No. +[4343.46 --> 4348.44] Oh, so you think that someone like Blackmagic might gain popularity by being cheap and accessible. +[4348.74 --> 4350.58] Because they're cheap, accessible, open, all that kind of stuff. +[4350.64 --> 4352.00] They're so welcoming to be consumers. +[4352.00 --> 4353.14] But it's always cyclical. +[4353.74 --> 4354.48] Yeah, no, I know. +[4354.76 --> 4358.10] I mean, you know, it's always cyclical. +[4358.10 --> 4361.10] I mean, Sony still has time to stop being buttholes. +[4361.62 --> 4365.08] Yeah, that was my thing, is like, if they don't react at all, that would be the weirdest +[4365.08 --> 4365.84] thing ever. +[4366.14 --> 4370.86] Either way, they own enough patents, and they have enough assets that I really don't see +[4370.86 --> 4371.00] them... +[4371.00 --> 4375.56] Like, if they sit on patents, liquidate a few things, and just kind of, like, chill, and +[4375.56 --> 4378.44] just try to develop things that are making money, then they'll probably be fine. +[4379.00 --> 4386.36] So there was some interesting discussion in the thread that I thought was really, you know, +[4386.36 --> 4388.36] actually kind of informative. +[4388.78 --> 4392.86] So people were discussing some of the buildings Sony's had to sell over the last couple of +[4392.86 --> 4396.46] years, and the fact that they are in quite dire straits, the fact that they are losing +[4396.46 --> 4402.66] money on each PS4 on what I personally believe is a completely dead business model, the traditional +[4402.66 --> 4403.12] console. +[4403.70 --> 4405.16] So, well, I guess we'll see. +[4405.44 --> 4406.18] Maybe it's... +[4406.18 --> 4407.32] I don't think they're going to go bankrupt. +[4407.50 --> 4407.90] No, I don't think they're going to go bankrupt. +[4407.90 --> 4409.40] But I think crazy things might happen. +[4409.42 --> 4410.60] I think crazy things could happen. +[4410.82 --> 4411.20] All right. +[4411.30 --> 4416.10] I'm going to let you handle this one entirely, because you are pretty stoked on this topic. +[4416.10 --> 4416.86] I'm actually super stoked. +[4417.18 --> 4420.88] So it's short to actually put the premise out there. +[4420.96 --> 4425.16] What it is, is they're adapting USB so that it can do 20 volts, 5 amps, which is essentially +[4425.16 --> 4425.98] 100 watts. +[4426.16 --> 4431.66] And it's bi-directional power, and can still transfer data, and the power can be renegotiated +[4431.66 --> 4432.34] as needed. +[4432.82 --> 4439.46] Now, the bi-directional power thing, basically, you could power your laptop, you could power +[4439.46 --> 4440.92] your monitors. +[4441.20 --> 4444.32] Those are two very common things that you could power with this, because they're within that +[4444.32 --> 4444.98] wattage range. +[4444.98 --> 4449.84] Now, with bi-directional power, you could use a USB battery pack to power your laptop, +[4449.84 --> 4452.52] or you could use your laptop to power a USB battery pack. +[4454.46 --> 4455.68] Which is actually really cool. +[4455.76 --> 4459.26] So if your laptop's full battery, and you're plugged into a wall, say, and you don't need +[4459.26 --> 4463.52] more power, you can plug in a USB battery pack and shove it towards the USB battery pack. +[4463.64 --> 4467.28] If your laptop's dying, and you have a USB battery pack in your bag, you can plug in a USB +[4467.28 --> 4471.46] battery pack and shove the power towards your laptop, and power it back up, or just keep +[4471.46 --> 4471.94] it running. +[4471.94 --> 4473.52] Or even something like a phone. +[4473.52 --> 4476.32] It's like, I'm desperate, I need to get that document off my laptop. +[4476.32 --> 4477.32] Oh yeah! +[4478.50 --> 4478.90] Yes! +[4479.48 --> 4479.80] Success! +[4480.18 --> 4481.48] It's actually just like anything. +[4481.70 --> 4483.22] You can just be like, nope, sap the power. +[4483.34 --> 4483.76] Put it here. +[4483.86 --> 4486.90] And I'm really excited about the new kinds of peripherals that this will enable. +[4487.08 --> 4494.02] So things like being able to run a full performance monitor off of a USB port is like pretty cool. +[4494.02 --> 4498.56] And then if that monitor has a USB hub, you could also run a keyboard and mouse full power +[4498.56 --> 4499.56] and flash drives and everything. +[4499.66 --> 4504.36] Because that's a worry, is if a keyboard doesn't have two cables coming from it, you often don't +[4504.36 --> 4508.70] use the USB hub that's built into it because your flash drive's going to run super slow +[4508.70 --> 4511.78] or your mouse won't really work super great or whatever. +[4511.96 --> 4516.52] So if you can do one nice cable that runs all the power you could need, that would be sweet. +[4516.72 --> 4517.72] Yeah, I'm pretty excited. +[4517.72 --> 4519.86] I think that this does a couple of things. +[4520.02 --> 4523.02] So one is it improves the flexibility of the user experience. +[4523.02 --> 4527.82] And number two is it positions USB 3.0 as a legitimate alternative to Thunderbolt. +[4527.94 --> 4531.84] I mean, Thunderbolt's already seen a bump to 20 gigabit, but USB 3.0 is going to be coming +[4531.84 --> 4533.00] at 10 gigabit. +[4533.30 --> 4539.10] And when you consider that it can carry this massive amount of power as well, being able +[4539.10 --> 4546.32] to use USB 3.0, I mean, USB 3.0 10 gigabit is going to be lots of data for your monitor, +[4546.68 --> 4551.30] for your keyboard, mouse, card reader, and all that stuff to the point where you could have +[4551.30 --> 4556.54] a dock that's just USB 3.0 and no extra power even if you use low power peripherals. +[4556.78 --> 4558.28] And the whole thing just works. +[4559.32 --> 4560.12] So, yeah. +[4560.12 --> 4560.62] It's pretty sweet. +[4560.76 --> 4561.42] That's pretty sweet. +[4561.42 --> 4565.74] And it's renegotiable, which renegotiated, it is able to be renegotiated. +[4565.88 --> 4572.18] Now, I wasn't entirely sure if that was like you use some type of UI or something to tell +[4572.18 --> 4573.80] it what way you want the power to go. +[4573.82 --> 4574.62] It would be automatic. +[4574.74 --> 4575.88] How exactly that works. +[4575.96 --> 4580.08] Yeah, but it just says, I'm guessing maybe like this device is lower in power and this +[4580.08 --> 4580.60] one has a ton. +[4580.66 --> 4581.26] Let's go that way. +[4581.26 --> 4587.58] I don't know exactly what it's saying there, but I believe you can use less or more. +[4587.72 --> 4591.68] So, if you have a device that doesn't have battery in it but needs to draw power, say +[4591.68 --> 4593.70] a monitor, it doesn't have to take 100 watts. +[4594.38 --> 4598.96] You could take the like 25 point whatever that it's probably going to be, which is pretty +[4598.96 --> 4599.22] cool. +[4599.22 --> 4605.06] All right, so this is a pretty short one, but as someone who is playing through Wolf +[4605.06 --> 4610.38] Among Us and will be starting Walking Dead Season 2 very soon, I'm pretty stoked on this. +[4611.10 --> 4616.52] Telltale spills details on Game of Thrones as well as Tales from the Borderlands, which +[4616.52 --> 4618.30] I am significantly less excited about. +[4619.18 --> 4622.66] I think everyone's like, yeah, Game of Thrones and more stuff. +[4623.14 --> 4624.04] Yeah, that other thing. +[4624.20 --> 4627.34] I mean, how was story a strong point for Borderlands? +[4627.34 --> 4631.48] I mean, maybe Telltale can turn it into something interesting, but really? +[4631.82 --> 4632.24] Borderlands? +[4632.40 --> 4632.76] Story? +[4632.84 --> 4637.86] I didn't play Borderlands 2, but I did play Borderlands 1, and I think Yahtzee probably +[4637.86 --> 4638.60] put it best. +[4638.78 --> 4643.56] And the entire plot of Borderlands seems to be, go shoot Jason Voorhees in a scrapyard. +[4644.24 --> 4649.50] I mean, sometimes you're stealing something, sometimes you're avenging someone, sometimes +[4649.50 --> 4651.66] you're stealing something and avenging someone. +[4651.66 --> 4653.14] But that's the entire game. +[4653.78 --> 4655.62] And so, yeah, I don't know. +[4656.84 --> 4657.16] Anyway. +[4657.30 --> 4660.76] I love how they came up with the story for Borderlands 2 as well. +[4661.32 --> 4663.66] It's like, there was Vault Hunters and they got a vault and then they opened the vault. +[4663.88 --> 4664.44] What are we going to do? +[4664.90 --> 4665.48] Another vault. +[4665.94 --> 4666.50] New vault. +[4667.06 --> 4668.88] It's like, we need more vaults. +[4669.56 --> 4670.80] All the vaults. +[4671.20 --> 4671.44] No. +[4672.48 --> 4674.26] It was like, I didn't mind the storyline. +[4674.46 --> 4677.16] It was actually, it was nice and funny and I liked the characters and stuff like that. +[4677.16 --> 4680.14] I was just like, that's not the reason why I think too many people bought it. +[4680.64 --> 4680.98] All right. +[4681.04 --> 4685.10] This is, this is like the most predictable news of the year. +[4685.92 --> 4692.14] AMD announces Mantle, well, Mantle in itself isn't necessarily delayed, but the Battlefield +[4692.14 --> 4695.18] 4 patch supporting Mantle has been delayed. +[4695.18 --> 4700.36] It was supposed to come out in December, but I think it was like around Christmas time and +[4700.36 --> 4702.74] I was like looking at my watch and I was like, hmm. +[4702.74 --> 4702.78] Hmm. +[4703.40 --> 4709.24] So the devs are probably at home with their families and we don't have a patch yet. +[4709.48 --> 4713.28] And there's probably like time after Christmas where they're still going to be with their +[4713.28 --> 4713.36] families. +[4713.36 --> 4717.04] Everyone's going to be hungover on the 1st and everyone's going to leave early on the +[4717.04 --> 4717.92] 31st. +[4718.24 --> 4722.62] So like realistically, and then like two days later I got the email. +[4723.16 --> 4725.08] It was like, yep, we're not going to make it. +[4725.08 --> 4729.74] So they're, they're saying January sometime now. +[4729.74 --> 4735.98] I don't think we have a clear indication as to why it was delayed or exactly when it's +[4735.98 --> 4736.24] coming. +[4736.42 --> 4741.02] But I think the general consensus on the internet is that it's because Battlefield 4 is such +[4741.02 --> 4745.16] a broken mess in other ways that adding a new API to it is a low priority. +[4746.24 --> 4747.78] I hope that's the reason. +[4748.00 --> 4748.94] I hope that's the reason. +[4749.00 --> 4753.48] I hope that it's, they're not, it's not difficulty implementing Mantle because I'm pretty excited +[4753.48 --> 4757.06] to test Mantle actually like really excited to test Mantle. +[4757.32 --> 4757.96] Yeah, exactly. +[4758.28 --> 4760.04] And I hope there's no real bugs with Mantle. +[4760.30 --> 4764.12] I, what I'm hoping is that it's going to be this huge thing and EA is going to try to +[4764.12 --> 4767.98] use it as a huge purchasing blitz so that people will buy the game, which I'm going to +[4767.98 --> 4771.64] be okay with because hopefully they fix everything when they do that. +[4771.76 --> 4776.54] So if they bug fix it and hit it with Mantle at the same time and do a campaign around that. +[4776.80 --> 4778.82] They can be like, BF4 revitalized. +[4779.58 --> 4780.56] Come buy the game. +[4780.66 --> 4781.80] Now $22.99. +[4781.80 --> 4783.02] Because. +[4783.70 --> 4786.28] Or lower because prices don't seem to mean anything. +[4786.36 --> 4786.56] Yeah. +[4786.72 --> 4789.58] Buying games at launch seems to be just crazy these days. +[4789.80 --> 4794.26] It's like you can get AAA titles for half price, usually two, three weeks after launch. +[4794.54 --> 4795.42] What the hell? +[4795.94 --> 4796.36] All right. +[4796.40 --> 4802.56] Speaking of Battlefield 4, this was actually posted last week by Altasice and Battlefield +[4802.56 --> 4805.66] 4 is now officially banned in China. +[4805.66 --> 4810.22] Even talking about it on their largest social media network. +[4810.22 --> 4814.58] I can never remember what that bloody thing is called because I never actually go there. +[4814.70 --> 4816.10] But it's kind of relevant. +[4816.50 --> 4816.72] Come on. +[4816.86 --> 4818.00] I zoomed in my... +[4818.00 --> 4818.50] Weibo? +[4818.50 --> 4819.32] Is it Weibo? +[4819.46 --> 4819.94] Weibo? +[4820.22 --> 4820.64] Weibo? +[4821.44 --> 4821.88] I don't know. +[4822.06 --> 4822.56] I can't remember. +[4822.78 --> 4824.70] We're probably pronouncing it wrong anyways. +[4824.70 --> 4825.10] Weibo. +[4825.18 --> 4825.94] Weibo.com. +[4825.94 --> 4826.18] Okay. +[4826.54 --> 4827.98] So no downloads. +[4828.28 --> 4828.92] No patches. +[4829.20 --> 4829.76] No demos. +[4829.96 --> 4831.08] No promotional materials. +[4831.34 --> 4834.48] No news reports about Battlefield 4. +[4834.60 --> 4839.34] China's Ministry of Culture issued a notice prohibiting all materials related to the game +[4839.34 --> 4841.92] in any form, including game downloads. +[4842.10 --> 4842.28] Okay. +[4842.44 --> 4843.98] I apparently wrote that twice. +[4844.32 --> 4849.08] Calling it a threat to national security and a form of cultural aggression. +[4849.08 --> 4852.30] I think they're specifically talking about the China Rising DLC. +[4853.68 --> 4855.00] But Battlefield 4... +[4855.00 --> 4855.78] Well, the single player too. +[4856.48 --> 4861.14] Including, and I'm going to pronounce this wrong, but it's like San D4 or something like +[4861.14 --> 4861.34] that. +[4861.40 --> 4864.32] Like whatever the Chinese translation of Battlefield 4 is. +[4864.52 --> 4869.14] Like that term is just completely banned across the board. +[4869.80 --> 4874.02] Apparently people are still trading it back and forth using P2P networks, which is actually +[4874.02 --> 4874.58] kind of epic. +[4874.70 --> 4876.12] Which is unexpected and unusual. +[4876.50 --> 4878.92] I don't know why anyone would think that was going to happen at all. +[4880.64 --> 4881.04] What? +[4881.12 --> 4882.78] You can't just erase things from the internet? +[4883.48 --> 4884.92] That was a meme a while ago. +[4884.98 --> 4885.50] When was that? +[4885.74 --> 4886.88] Who tried doing that? +[4886.88 --> 4887.54] That was awesome. +[4887.64 --> 4888.50] I think it was the US. +[4889.48 --> 4890.90] No, I thought it was some actress. +[4891.56 --> 4893.80] She ordered that her pictures be removed from the internet. +[4893.80 --> 4894.12] Yeah! +[4894.50 --> 4895.40] That was what it was. +[4896.70 --> 4899.10] I don't remember who it was because I didn't care. +[4899.34 --> 4900.34] It was removed from the... +[4900.34 --> 4902.68] But I thought it was funny that she thought she could just do that. +[4903.06 --> 4904.50] Was it like Beyonce or something? +[4905.22 --> 4905.62] Maybe. +[4906.40 --> 4908.36] I'll see if it was Beyonce. +[4909.90 --> 4911.16] Seems like the kind of thing... +[4911.16 --> 4911.84] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[4912.10 --> 4917.38] Beyonce's publicist asks the internet to remove unflattering Beyonce pictures. +[4917.62 --> 4918.18] Hello, internet? +[4918.94 --> 4920.60] Can you remove these photos for me, please? +[4920.60 --> 4922.04] It's like, you know what? +[4922.20 --> 4924.52] The cold hard truth is that... +[4924.52 --> 4925.80] And Beyonce is no exception. +[4926.22 --> 4929.12] Most celebrities are not particularly attractive. +[4929.82 --> 4931.20] My favorite thing is... +[4931.20 --> 4931.70] It's an illusion. +[4932.04 --> 4933.08] America's Next Top Model. +[4933.60 --> 4933.92] Ugh. +[4934.10 --> 4934.82] Not attractive. +[4935.24 --> 4935.62] Yeah. +[4935.98 --> 4936.24] Not... +[4936.24 --> 4937.06] Easy to put makeup on. +[4937.26 --> 4937.56] Yeah. +[4937.56 --> 4939.74] I mean, the thing about it is just... +[4939.74 --> 4944.06] And I'm not saying that, like, you know, ugly people aren't valuable or something like +[4944.06 --> 4944.22] that. +[4944.26 --> 4949.02] I'm just saying that this unrealistic standard of beauty isn't real. +[4949.52 --> 4949.96] Or healthy. +[4950.06 --> 4955.22] And, like, what we think these people look like has nothing to do with anything. +[4955.34 --> 4957.00] Actually, I think South Park probably did it best. +[4957.00 --> 4963.14] That's probably the strongest episode of South Park that I've seen in probably a couple years. +[4963.38 --> 4965.12] Have you seen the one where Wendy... +[4965.12 --> 4965.72] I can imagine. +[4965.90 --> 4969.94] Wendy goes after all the girls for negative body image because there's one girl that's +[4969.94 --> 4970.84] getting picked on or something. +[4970.94 --> 4974.42] So she photoshops her to look unrealistic and amazing. +[4974.56 --> 4976.62] And then all the boys are all of a sudden like, oh, wow. +[4976.72 --> 4977.94] And everyone wants to date her. +[4978.06 --> 4980.62] Even though in person she still doesn't actually look any different. +[4980.70 --> 4981.90] She's still a normal person. +[4982.26 --> 4984.44] But then that girl gets an attitude about it. +[4984.44 --> 4988.04] And then all the other girls photoshop themselves and it turns into a big... +[4988.04 --> 4988.60] I mean, it's like... +[4988.60 --> 4989.32] It's South Park, right? +[4989.38 --> 4991.32] So everything goes from bad to worse. +[4991.82 --> 4994.96] But the point of it is unrealistic and it's dumb. +[4995.88 --> 4996.26] Okay. +[4996.94 --> 4998.46] Haswell ePricing has been leaked. +[4998.78 --> 5005.00] And there are absolutely no surprises to anyone who has seen an Intel high-end CPU pricing +[5005.00 --> 5006.72] structure in the last decade. +[5006.74 --> 5008.12] There was people freaking out about this. +[5008.16 --> 5011.40] And I was like, oh, those are numbers that make sense and have been here before. +[5011.40 --> 5011.96] Okay. +[5012.30 --> 5015.44] So the i7-whatever-60X will be $1,000. +[5015.88 --> 5022.66] Just like it's been since the 965X or the 925X or whatever the original one was. +[5022.86 --> 5024.34] That was a long time ago, guys. +[5025.16 --> 5025.94] The i... +[5025.94 --> 5028.98] The whatever-30K will be around $600. +[5029.38 --> 5029.86] Yes. +[5030.16 --> 5031.92] And it's an 8-core now, which is awesome. +[5032.08 --> 5033.66] Both of them are rumored to be 8-cores. +[5033.66 --> 5038.96] And the whatever-20 will be unlocked again, just like IV-E, and it will be around $400. +[5039.86 --> 5040.80] It's like... +[5040.80 --> 5042.54] And it's a 6-core now instead of a quad-core. +[5042.70 --> 5045.72] So this positions Haswell e to... +[5045.72 --> 5048.96] Actually, in my mind, I'm not disappointed in any way by this. +[5049.04 --> 5051.18] The pricing is exactly where we'd expect it to be. +[5051.18 --> 5058.18] And it will position Haswell e as a legitimate performance upgrade to the mainstream socket +[5058.18 --> 5061.24] for the first time in a couple generations now. +[5061.30 --> 5062.32] I think this is great. +[5062.32 --> 5063.92] If you're going for high-mount cores. +[5064.44 --> 5064.80] Well, yeah. +[5064.88 --> 5066.02] But where else is there going to be more performance? +[5066.02 --> 5066.48] No, I know. +[5066.64 --> 5067.06] But that's... +[5067.06 --> 5067.20] Yeah. +[5067.52 --> 5069.36] And the clock speeds should be similar. +[5069.48 --> 5071.00] I don't see any reason why they wouldn't be. +[5071.08 --> 5071.78] I think... +[5071.78 --> 5074.24] What one was it? +[5074.28 --> 5076.12] I think they're a little bit lower. +[5076.24 --> 5076.64] Are they not? +[5077.28 --> 5079.02] They might be rumored to be a little bit lower. +[5079.02 --> 5082.40] Anyway, this was posted by Vyruz Hun on the forum. +[5082.96 --> 5085.48] And the original article is from Tech Power Up. +[5085.54 --> 5090.62] But at any rate, we're looking at a Haswell refresh sometime in Q4 2014. +[5090.92 --> 5092.54] So we still have to wait about a year for it. +[5092.58 --> 5094.92] And we'll also get an X99 chipset. +[5094.92 --> 5099.50] So after several long years, X79 will finally be replaced. +[5099.66 --> 5101.44] But I'm pretty excited about it. +[5101.48 --> 5103.34] It seems like it should actually matter. +[5103.68 --> 5105.94] Unlike Ivy Bridge-y, quite frankly. +[5106.06 --> 5107.48] DDR4 will be interesting here. +[5107.48 --> 5109.98] DDR4 will be uninteresting. +[5110.10 --> 5112.76] Well, it's going to be interesting because everyone that wants to move to this is going +[5112.76 --> 5113.64] to have to buy new RAM. +[5113.72 --> 5114.98] And it's probably going to be crazy expensive. +[5115.36 --> 5115.72] Oh, okay. +[5115.74 --> 5119.38] So instead of, like, for the last while, where people have been able to go, like, okay, new +[5119.38 --> 5120.80] motherboard, new processor. +[5121.22 --> 5122.30] You now have to get new RAM. +[5122.48 --> 5127.36] And with the problems that that one factory had, which made a lot of RAM, like, double in +[5127.36 --> 5127.74] price. +[5127.92 --> 5128.18] Yeah. +[5128.18 --> 5132.66] And the fact that it's going to be new type of RAM, I think it's going to be actually a +[5132.66 --> 5135.44] really significant part of the cost of moving to that platform. +[5135.44 --> 5135.62] Yeah. +[5135.68 --> 5136.98] We've seen that time and time again. +[5137.12 --> 5142.48] I mean, that and the early growing pains with the new memory technology are terrible. +[5142.48 --> 5147.72] I mean, I don't know if any of you guys watching remember 680i and DDR2. +[5148.14 --> 5149.40] Holy balls. +[5149.54 --> 5155.64] You couldn't get four sticks of RAM running in that reference board unless you were, like, +[5155.82 --> 5157.86] blessed by the spirit of Gabe N. +[5158.14 --> 5160.08] Like, it just wasn't going to work. +[5160.30 --> 5163.74] And I mean, it wasn't like the other platforms were in any better shape. +[5163.74 --> 5169.12] And back when DDR3 first launched, I remember, like, I was building enthusiast-grade systems +[5169.12 --> 5170.36] for people at the time. +[5170.54 --> 5173.06] And I'd be like, please buy DDR2. +[5174.36 --> 5178.08] Please buy DDR2 because, you know, it's cross. +[5178.14 --> 5180.20] Oh, wait, no, I'm thinking of DDR1 to DDR2. +[5180.34 --> 5181.68] Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. +[5181.74 --> 5183.02] Back when that transition was happening. +[5183.02 --> 5190.44] I was like, yeah, please buy DDR1 because the DDR2 version of that board doesn't perform +[5190.44 --> 5195.34] any better and it's a lot more expensive and, yeah, this is super dumb because it's not +[5195.34 --> 5196.24] stable at all. +[5196.90 --> 5199.16] DDR3 had a lot of problems at the beginning, too. +[5199.28 --> 5202.60] So I'm worried about it for a few reasons. +[5202.68 --> 5207.74] The price thing, it working at all, availability, all that kind of stuff. +[5207.84 --> 5209.48] It might be pretty mature by then. +[5209.88 --> 5210.56] So that's a thing. +[5210.66 --> 5210.90] Maybe. +[5211.62 --> 5216.66] It'll have been available for them to work on for, like, over a year by that point in time. +[5216.66 --> 5220.42] It's just going to be an interesting thing because there's a lot of good. +[5220.44 --> 5221.46] Coming with the processor. +[5221.60 --> 5222.84] A lot of people are stoked for the processor. +[5223.00 --> 5223.12] Yeah. +[5223.24 --> 5227.20] But then there's a lot of not necessarily good coming from something else that I think +[5227.20 --> 5230.84] people are not looking at as much as they maybe should be. +[5230.98 --> 5234.46] And I'm worried about people that are going to adopt, like, immediately and jump right +[5234.46 --> 5239.50] on it before anything real information gets out there and any, like, actual good stability +[5239.50 --> 5243.84] testing and then get screwed because it costs them a fair amount of money and then maybe +[5243.84 --> 5245.10] they have this super unstable platform. +[5245.10 --> 5250.40] So NASA was using Oculus and a Kinect to control a robot arm. +[5251.66 --> 5253.10] It's actually super cool. +[5253.62 --> 5256.58] And it kind of totally makes sense. +[5256.92 --> 5261.02] Like, it's one of the few NASA things that I haven't been like, holy crap, how did you +[5261.02 --> 5261.56] think of that? +[5261.66 --> 5262.32] It's like, oh, yeah. +[5263.74 --> 5265.36] People have been pretty much doing that. +[5266.48 --> 5267.48] That makes sense. +[5267.48 --> 5269.04] Now we're going to do it in space. +[5269.24 --> 5269.56] Woo. +[5270.32 --> 5270.80] Awesome. +[5270.80 --> 5271.56] Why is this not playing? +[5272.10 --> 5272.46] Go. +[5272.86 --> 5273.52] Thank you. +[5274.20 --> 5276.72] So they have this, like, triple fingered robot arm. +[5277.28 --> 5280.80] And it goes pretty, one thing I noticed is it doesn't seem to be, like, there's a little +[5280.80 --> 5281.24] bit of latency. +[5281.96 --> 5282.62] Here, hold on. +[5282.66 --> 5283.90] We're going to pause and let you guys look at that. +[5283.98 --> 5285.42] Ah, we missed that. +[5286.22 --> 5286.66] Go back. +[5287.66 --> 5289.08] Ah, we missed it. +[5290.04 --> 5290.66] There we go. +[5290.66 --> 5298.66] So head-mounted display, I think what they mean to say is Oculus, motion tracker, Kinect, +[5299.20 --> 5301.02] robotic arm. +[5301.12 --> 5304.44] And I think what they mean is a MF and robotic arm. +[5304.80 --> 5305.24] So here we go. +[5307.88 --> 5308.76] What's going on? +[5308.82 --> 5309.36] It's a touchpad. +[5309.42 --> 5309.90] There we go. +[5311.82 --> 5312.50] Motion tracker. +[5313.22 --> 5316.20] So you can see it's moving with them, but there seems to be slight delay. +[5316.26 --> 5317.10] Well, it's a Kinect. +[5317.26 --> 5317.44] Yeah. +[5317.44 --> 5318.52] So it's a giant piece of it. +[5319.08 --> 5319.34] Yeah. +[5319.34 --> 5321.08] So old technology. +[5322.08 --> 5324.84] Xbox One Kinect for PC. +[5325.28 --> 5325.40] Yeah. +[5325.54 --> 5327.14] NASA is probably pretty stoked for that. +[5330.86 --> 5331.34] Yeah. +[5331.68 --> 5332.70] I love the NASA sticker. +[5334.08 --> 5335.04] It got block. +[5335.78 --> 5336.80] Man, that's cool. +[5341.66 --> 5347.62] It seems to, either it doesn't have a ton of strength in the fingers, or it, like, doesn't +[5347.62 --> 5349.74] apply too much pressure automatically, I hope. +[5349.94 --> 5352.10] Because when he grabs, he closes his fist. +[5352.40 --> 5352.70] Right. +[5353.40 --> 5357.12] But he's probably just trying to get it to manage to register the motion. +[5357.18 --> 5357.66] Yeah, yeah, definitely. +[5360.14 --> 5360.54] Robonaut 2. +[5361.68 --> 5362.36] Very cool. +[5362.36 --> 5368.04] So, actually, I think this ties in pretty nicely with a couple of the other things. +[5368.30 --> 5372.08] So why don't we just go ahead and run through all of these before we start to talk about +[5372.08 --> 5372.26] them. +[5372.34 --> 5373.88] Does that make sense, or do you want to do them one by one? +[5373.96 --> 5375.06] Run through all of these? +[5375.16 --> 5377.82] Yeah, because there's the other ones with the camera mounted Oculus. +[5377.96 --> 5378.96] I guess that's kind of different. +[5379.50 --> 5380.62] Okay, well, I don't know. +[5380.62 --> 5384.04] I don't know what else there's to say about this other than, Microsoft, can you please, +[5384.24 --> 5388.20] please stop treating platforms other than Xbox like second class citizens? +[5388.68 --> 5391.76] Can we please have support on the PC for the Xbox One controller? +[5391.86 --> 5395.66] Not that I particularly think it's that great or better than the Xbox 360 controller. +[5395.86 --> 5397.46] And can we please have Kinect 2? +[5398.12 --> 5403.38] I don't even care about the Xbox One controller as long as they keep selling Xbox 360 ones. +[5403.56 --> 5404.94] I just think it should work. +[5405.10 --> 5405.92] Yeah, I agree. +[5405.92 --> 5410.20] I think that if you're going to come out and say, yeah, we value PC gamers and PC gaming, +[5410.32 --> 5415.00] and then, yeah, you know, the latest sort of thing we spent, like, you know, years and +[5415.00 --> 5419.38] years and all this money developing is only for our console customers. +[5419.60 --> 5420.66] It's kind of really weird. +[5420.80 --> 5421.06] Yeah. +[5421.16 --> 5421.92] I don't like that at all. +[5422.04 --> 5422.44] It's kind of ridiculous. +[5423.66 --> 5424.92] Where did those other ones go? +[5425.00 --> 5425.72] What are you talking about? +[5425.72 --> 5426.30] Did we already talk about them? +[5426.30 --> 5427.14] They're in the topic. +[5427.58 --> 5427.94] Oh. +[5428.08 --> 5430.16] That's why I was confused as you were scrolling around. +[5430.34 --> 5431.90] You were highlighting them, almost. +[5434.36 --> 5435.68] No, no, no, not that one. +[5435.92 --> 5436.84] Okay, what are you talking about? +[5436.84 --> 5438.58] I'm talking about the camera-mounted thing. +[5438.72 --> 5439.38] Yeah, that's there. +[5439.68 --> 5440.20] That's that? +[5440.40 --> 5440.74] Yes. +[5441.06 --> 5443.12] I thought they were separate, like, somewhere else in the dock. +[5443.24 --> 5445.46] No, because I found those while I was researching this one. +[5445.80 --> 5446.20] Oh. +[5448.50 --> 5451.44] Okay, well, at any rate, here's some other cool videos. +[5452.00 --> 5453.44] If I could find the thing. +[5453.44 --> 5461.34] So the thingiverse is where the idea got originated from, so we should see that one first. +[5461.42 --> 5461.68] All right. +[5462.08 --> 5462.96] So let's check this one out. +[5462.96 --> 5470.96] So MakerBot Thingiverse has this whole thing so you can mount a camera on the front of an +[5470.96 --> 5471.66] Oculus Rift. +[5471.80 --> 5471.94] Yeah. +[5472.04 --> 5476.10] And if you scroll down a little bit and change what picture is displaying, they actually show +[5476.10 --> 5478.12] you, like, exactly how it kind of works. +[5478.16 --> 5479.32] And it's not super complicated. +[5479.66 --> 5479.88] Nope. +[5479.88 --> 5483.18] You're essentially able to 3D print this yourself, which is really cool. +[5483.70 --> 5487.60] And the idea is that it can see outward. +[5488.02 --> 5488.46] Yeah. +[5488.56 --> 5496.08] So there's a short video here where they demo it with, so you can use a camera to create +[5496.08 --> 5501.12] a virtual environment around you that you can then interact with using the Oculus. +[5501.26 --> 5507.04] So because of the front-mounted camera, you actually have a much finer detail in terms of +[5507.04 --> 5511.12] what your hands are doing, so you could use gestures, you can pick things up and move them +[5511.12 --> 5512.92] around like we're seeing in the demo video. +[5513.54 --> 5515.56] And that's pretty much all there is in this demo video. +[5515.68 --> 5519.18] Things don't get, like, real crazy until the second one here. +[5519.26 --> 5524.76] So this was a guy who is using that 3D printed thing for his own little experiment. +[5524.76 --> 5528.22] So he 3D printed one and added a rubber band, which is pretty simple. +[5528.48 --> 5529.90] Pretty innovative, if you ask me. +[5531.56 --> 5532.12] All right. +[5532.20 --> 5533.52] So here he's showing the setup. +[5535.14 --> 5535.40] Yay. +[5535.40 --> 5540.56] So he got a USB battery pack to power the Oculus Rift box, and then he has a USB extension +[5540.56 --> 5544.76] for it to go to the computer, and he has HDMI, I believe, as well. +[5544.88 --> 5545.66] Yeah, something like that. +[5545.70 --> 5546.90] Okay, let's not worry too much about that. +[5546.94 --> 5548.28] You guys can check out the video if you want. +[5548.32 --> 5553.72] As always, we're going to post the WAN Show doc in the forum thread after the video. +[5553.72 --> 5556.36] So this is with him just using a Kinect. +[5556.72 --> 5559.10] It's important to see him here in the corner here. +[5559.56 --> 5562.18] Actually, I'm going to make this full screen so you guys can check it out. +[5562.90 --> 5563.32] There we go. +[5563.32 --> 5564.08] So there we go. +[5564.12 --> 5573.00] So he's crouching and able to look at and under and interact with objects because he's using the Kinect for full body tracking. +[5573.00 --> 5578.64] Again, it's Kinect 1, which is a steaming pile of poo, and I wish that we had better stuff than that. +[5578.64 --> 5587.56] And then using Oculus and the camera in order to be able to interact with his hands as well as, well, mostly the hands. +[5588.94 --> 5590.10] And just look around and stuff. +[5590.18 --> 5590.70] This is cool. +[5590.86 --> 5595.32] And you could even, in theory, use it to build a full 3D environment. +[5595.32 --> 5599.26] If you had the right other setup to go with it. +[5599.30 --> 5601.68] Because think about how something like Parrot AR Drone works. +[5602.00 --> 5603.00] It's kind of similar. +[5603.20 --> 5603.98] So it's got a camera. +[5604.42 --> 5606.58] It knows where it exists within space. +[5606.80 --> 5610.22] And it can see other AR drones for an augmented reality game. +[5610.22 --> 5623.42] Can you imagine if we had a couple battery-powered oculuses and we could run around this house holding plastic laser guns and shoot at each other and the augmented reality could do things? +[5623.42 --> 5624.76] It's like, okay, here, hold on, hold on. +[5624.84 --> 5626.38] Picture this in your mind, okay? +[5626.62 --> 5636.12] If we could do things like, you know, peek around a corner and, like, blast something and, like, the shards of the wall would fall away. +[5636.46 --> 5643.24] Because if, like, okay, if you could walk around the house and create the map first, you could even have a destructible environment. +[5643.56 --> 5649.06] Maybe if you could walk around with a 3D camera and then, like, load it into something that you have. +[5649.18 --> 5650.12] Like, say you wore a backpack. +[5650.40 --> 5650.62] Yes. +[5650.62 --> 5653.60] To do some type of processing and that's where the HDMI cable goes. +[5654.00 --> 5657.08] And then you could load a map, which is mapped out of your environment. +[5657.38 --> 5658.54] And it's just, like, don't move things. +[5658.60 --> 5660.16] Like, don't be an idiot and don't move things. +[5660.30 --> 5664.20] We're not that far away from, like, really exciting augmented reality gaming. +[5664.30 --> 5664.74] Anyway, what he's... +[5664.74 --> 5666.72] Like Linus Media Group headquarters Counter-Strike map. +[5666.82 --> 5667.36] I know. +[5667.62 --> 5668.30] I know. +[5669.20 --> 5671.86] Anyway, what he's doing right now is he's using hand gestures. +[5671.86 --> 5674.48] You can see it's not perfect at the moment by any stretch. +[5674.66 --> 5680.20] But he's using hand gestures to do things like change the skybox to a different setting here. +[5680.62 --> 5683.26] I'm going to go ahead and try to exit full screen. +[5683.34 --> 5684.88] Well, please register my keystrokes. +[5685.16 --> 5685.60] Wow. +[5685.90 --> 5686.26] Brutal. +[5687.22 --> 5688.44] I hate the keyboard. +[5689.36 --> 5690.74] Someone disliked this video. +[5691.10 --> 5692.24] What's wrong with people? +[5692.32 --> 5692.68] Yeah. +[5694.26 --> 5694.74] Okay. +[5694.82 --> 5697.02] Small interaction radius from the 3D camera. +[5697.16 --> 5699.14] Where did he change the skybox? +[5699.40 --> 5699.86] Is it here? +[5699.86 --> 5702.10] Uh, it's his right hand. +[5702.34 --> 5703.08] Yeah, I don't remember. +[5703.16 --> 5703.94] Oh, bollocks. +[5704.00 --> 5704.52] Okay, well, whatever. +[5704.60 --> 5705.58] You guys can check out the video. +[5705.68 --> 5706.36] It's really cool. +[5706.66 --> 5709.14] It doesn't have a ton of views, but it is definitely worth a look. +[5710.08 --> 5712.34] I think we're getting pretty close to the end. +[5713.06 --> 5713.74] We're getting close. +[5713.96 --> 5719.00] We have Asus talking about their ROG G-Sync monitor while making a video about. +[5719.08 --> 5722.56] It's rough to say they released, like, any information at all. +[5722.64 --> 5724.20] Posted by Assassin on the forum. +[5724.70 --> 5725.54] This is pretty much it. +[5725.54 --> 5728.44] It's 30 seconds of, okay, so hold on, hold on. +[5728.66 --> 5730.04] Two seconds of ROG logo. +[5732.46 --> 5732.86] Okay. +[5734.02 --> 5738.20] So that was about eight seconds of there's a G-Sync chip or some NVIDIA chip. +[5738.42 --> 5740.46] I haven't even really clarified that in the video itself. +[5740.58 --> 5741.54] Okay, more ROG logo. +[5741.64 --> 5743.40] So that was about another two seconds of ROG logo. +[5743.48 --> 5744.06] There's some buttons. +[5744.24 --> 5748.20] Yeah, there was about two seconds of ID of the monitor and then about another three or +[5748.20 --> 5749.28] and a half seconds of that. +[5749.48 --> 5752.82] Then there's, like, a couple seconds of a random robot. +[5752.82 --> 5755.78] Then about another six seconds of more Asus logo. +[5757.20 --> 5758.36] Get excited! +[5758.66 --> 5759.30] Get excited! +[5759.50 --> 5760.72] I am not excited. +[5761.64 --> 5766.24] Because the problem is that ROG is gaming. +[5766.84 --> 5768.26] No compromise is gaming. +[5768.86 --> 5773.70] And I'm willing to compromise some things about the gaming experience to make my overall experience +[5773.70 --> 5774.62] with the product better. +[5774.62 --> 5778.96] So the ultimate gaming keyboard might use Cherry MX Red key switches. +[5779.34 --> 5779.90] I don't care. +[5780.50 --> 5783.26] Because Cherry MX Reds are unpleasant for me to type on. +[5783.56 --> 5784.14] And I'd type. +[5784.54 --> 5790.20] I'm not a professional gamer and changing from Reds, from Blues to Reds would not make me in +[5790.20 --> 5791.36] any noticeable way better. +[5791.58 --> 5791.90] Yeah. +[5792.32 --> 5793.50] So there you go, guys. +[5793.50 --> 5801.48] I am really excited to see what kind of 2.5k IPS monitors with G-Sync we might see because +[5801.48 --> 5804.50] that will be on my Christmas wish list for next year. +[5804.60 --> 5805.70] And we don't know... +[5805.70 --> 5806.44] This is going to be expensive. +[5807.06 --> 5812.00] We don't know what this is, but I'm guessing it's probably 1080p 144. +[5812.42 --> 5813.54] Yeah, that would be my guess. +[5813.86 --> 5814.96] That's probably what it is. +[5814.96 --> 5818.92] I think competition is going to drive pricing down on G-Sync faster than most people do. +[5818.92 --> 5824.64] I think that it's not going to sell well until it reaches reasonably close to price parity +[5824.64 --> 5827.14] with other monitors, and then it'll take off. +[5827.26 --> 5831.82] It can't be like $170 more than a $270 monitor. +[5831.82 --> 5832.94] Which is ludicrous. +[5833.08 --> 5834.54] It's way too expensive right now. +[5834.60 --> 5837.80] But the thing about it being way too expensive right now is that it doesn't even really exist +[5837.80 --> 5838.02] yet. +[5838.20 --> 5838.40] Yeah. +[5838.62 --> 5841.46] I mean, people are paying an early adopter tax. +[5841.66 --> 5844.04] Especially when there's one store that has it. +[5844.12 --> 5844.36] Yes. +[5844.40 --> 5845.04] And they have it early. +[5845.18 --> 5847.10] You're paying extra because that store has it. +[5847.10 --> 5848.76] Yeah, you're paying everyone extra for that. +[5849.12 --> 5849.24] Yeah. +[5850.62 --> 5851.34] All right. +[5851.54 --> 5851.78] That makes sense. +[5852.12 --> 5852.64] The big one? +[5852.82 --> 5853.24] Yeah. +[5853.42 --> 5859.86] I posted this on Facebook earlier this week, and people seemed to be pretty upset. +[5860.10 --> 5863.32] I mean, the fact of the matter is, I never bought Order of War. +[5863.52 --> 5863.78] Me neither. +[5863.80 --> 5865.68] So I don't care about it for that. +[5865.96 --> 5867.36] This is a specific version. +[5867.48 --> 5872.04] I think you can still get a different Order of War on Steam, actually, if I remember correctly. +[5872.52 --> 5875.00] But this is Order of War something. +[5876.10 --> 5876.36] Yeah. +[5876.46 --> 5876.74] Sure. +[5876.92 --> 5877.18] Anyway. +[5877.32 --> 5878.88] It's like a, yeah, a different vengeance or whatever. +[5878.88 --> 5880.72] It doesn't exist anymore, so I guess it doesn't matter. +[5880.94 --> 5881.32] Ha ha! +[5881.80 --> 5882.40] Hey-o! +[5882.40 --> 5884.62] Oh, man. +[5884.62 --> 5891.90] So Valve actually removed Order of War from users' Steam libraries. +[5892.00 --> 5892.98] Order of War Challenge. +[5893.24 --> 5894.10] Order of War Challenge. +[5894.30 --> 5894.76] Thank you. +[5895.76 --> 5898.38] Now, there are a couple of reasons for it. +[5898.62 --> 5900.56] Actually, here, do you want to handle this one? +[5900.74 --> 5905.52] So essentially, yeah, and it looks like you can still get actual just Order of War for +[5905.52 --> 5906.42] eight bucks on Steam. +[5906.54 --> 5908.10] It's still, I think that one's still available. +[5908.24 --> 5912.70] But if you go to the Steam page for Order of War Challenge, it's like gone. +[5912.70 --> 5916.66] And there's just discussions of people going like, how do I get a refund? +[5919.02 --> 5924.96] So essentially, what happened is Square Enix shut down the public servers because there +[5924.96 --> 5926.50] wasn't that many people playing the game. +[5926.58 --> 5928.84] There were still people playing the game, just not a ton of traffic. +[5929.18 --> 5934.40] And it was costing them more to run the server than it should have, I guess, because there +[5934.40 --> 5935.82] wasn't enough people playing the game. +[5935.90 --> 5936.82] It's not a subscription game. +[5937.06 --> 5939.66] I wouldn't think you'd need that many servers if there's nobody playing it. +[5939.66 --> 5943.50] And hopefully virtualize it so it can change and like use a certain percentage. +[5943.54 --> 5943.84] Anyway. +[5944.00 --> 5945.44] Because that's what modern people do. +[5946.08 --> 5948.52] But anyways, they closed down the servers because of that. +[5948.52 --> 5952.00] And it was an online only DRM based game. +[5952.14 --> 5956.84] So if you shut down the servers, there's nothing for your DRM game to connect to and you can't +[5956.84 --> 5957.30] play it. +[5957.40 --> 5960.36] So it's unplayable and was therefore removed from Steam. +[5962.12 --> 5963.30] What a problem. +[5963.30 --> 5971.80] I mean, Valve has said about their own titles that if they ever delete Steam or something, +[5972.04 --> 5977.20] they will make the games available in a DRM free form to anyone who bought them. +[5977.42 --> 5977.52] Yep. +[5978.06 --> 5983.54] However, Valve doesn't control what the other game developers who list their games on Steam +[5983.54 --> 5983.76] do. +[5983.90 --> 5984.30] Exactly. +[5984.48 --> 5990.60] And with Valve Terms of Service, and I don't like it, but yeah. +[5990.60 --> 5993.80] Anyways, with Valve Terms of Service, you're leasing things. +[5993.88 --> 5994.46] You don't own them. +[5994.72 --> 5994.88] Yeah. +[5995.08 --> 6002.62] When you buy software, whether it's a disc or whether it's a digital copy, in every +[6002.62 --> 6006.62] EULA, you are buying a license to use it. +[6007.28 --> 6007.54] Yeah. +[6007.66 --> 6008.80] You are not buying it. +[6008.86 --> 6009.80] You do not own it. +[6009.98 --> 6013.40] There's certain DRM free games where you can launch it no matter what. +[6013.40 --> 6019.94] But when you're leasing a game that has a DRM that doesn't make it so you can launch it +[6019.94 --> 6020.56] no matter what. +[6020.92 --> 6022.82] And I'm not talking about open source, obviously. +[6023.98 --> 6024.86] But I'm talking about... +[6024.86 --> 6025.60] Or there's a few other things. +[6025.60 --> 6025.82] Yeah. +[6025.88 --> 6026.68] There's a few other things. +[6026.80 --> 6029.66] There's freeware and open source and shareware. +[6029.84 --> 6031.70] And like, there's a lot of different types of things. +[6031.74 --> 6034.48] But when we're talking about games, typically none of that applies. +[6034.60 --> 6036.98] You are buying a license to use it. +[6036.98 --> 6037.42] Yeah. +[6038.20 --> 6043.48] So, yeah, it's just kind of gross because there's actually a lot of games right now that have +[6043.48 --> 6049.54] online only DRM, meaning that this is going to actually happen quite a bit eventually because +[6049.54 --> 6049.98] we've... +[6050.84 --> 6057.26] And you can't be like, oh, well, my Steam library looks the same as it did seven years ago. +[6057.84 --> 6058.32] Yeah. +[6058.42 --> 6061.84] This whole online only DRM thing hasn't really been a thing that whole time. +[6061.96 --> 6062.90] It's more recent. +[6062.90 --> 6067.24] So we're actually going to see the fallout of this in the future, not now. +[6067.36 --> 6068.38] We're starting to see it. +[6068.50 --> 6071.04] And the author of the Hexis article brought up a really interesting point. +[6071.16 --> 6073.76] What is my Steam library going to look like in 10 years? +[6074.18 --> 6079.76] Because Square Enix might not be the most customer-friendly company, but there are plenty of other +[6079.76 --> 6085.32] not-that-customer-friendly companies out there that might go, eh, you know what? +[6085.40 --> 6087.10] It's too much work to keep the server up. +[6087.46 --> 6091.10] It's too much work to send out a new patch that makes it DRM-free. +[6091.10 --> 6092.64] So, whatever. +[6092.90 --> 6097.50] And, like, I believe Wargaming is attached to this. +[6097.88 --> 6100.62] And if you look at it, World of Tanks. +[6101.88 --> 6106.34] If they shut down the servers, all of that money that you've poured into the game is gone. +[6106.52 --> 6109.80] Whether it was on tanks or whether it was on whatever. +[6109.96 --> 6111.82] Anything that's not expendable, like ammunition. +[6113.36 --> 6116.88] You see it right now as a permanent thing, but if they shut down the servers at some point, +[6116.92 --> 6117.24] it's gone. +[6117.48 --> 6118.88] And that's how that's going to work. +[6118.88 --> 6119.86] Like, a lot of- +[6119.86 --> 6124.82] I mean, with the way that most mainstream gamers move from one game to the next game- +[6124.82 --> 6125.72] It won't matter too much. +[6125.80 --> 6127.36] It won't matter to too many people. +[6127.50 --> 6130.40] And I think that's why they did this for this particular title. +[6130.48 --> 6137.78] I think if it had been StarCraft 1, where Blizzard was like, okay, we're shutting down the Battle.net servers, +[6137.78 --> 6142.08] so, you know, pack up your CDs and mail them to us. +[6142.20 --> 6144.18] We're no longer licensing this software. +[6144.34 --> 6145.94] Like, that would have caused outrage. +[6146.24 --> 6148.82] But since it's a game that very few people were actually playing, +[6149.04 --> 6153.50] I suspect most of the people asking for refunds were probably people who weren't playing the game anyway. +[6153.72 --> 6154.54] And they're just trying to get money back. +[6154.54 --> 6155.98] And they're just trying to get some money out of it. +[6156.00 --> 6156.18] Yep. +[6156.36 --> 6158.44] I actually think that's probably the exact same thing. +[6158.62 --> 6162.54] Although there is going to be that group of people that were probably a fairly hardcore community, +[6162.54 --> 6167.56] because reading up on this game, I never bought it, apparently was not super noob friendly. +[6168.04 --> 6168.20] Right. +[6168.20 --> 6169.92] Apparently it was actually kind of hard. +[6170.12 --> 6173.40] So a lot of people didn't really play it a ton because of that. +[6173.46 --> 6175.98] Because it's not a super popular game, and it's really difficult. +[6176.18 --> 6176.42] Right. +[6176.72 --> 6180.34] So there was a few, as far as I can tell, again, I never owned it, so I don't really know. +[6180.38 --> 6183.82] As far as I can tell, there was a smaller community of hardcores. +[6185.14 --> 6185.78] I don't know. +[6185.92 --> 6186.42] It's interesting. +[6186.96 --> 6188.66] And it's going to become more and more of a problem. +[6188.66 --> 6193.58] So a lot of people have been blaming everyone and everything that they possibly can. +[6194.06 --> 6196.08] But it brings up the question, whose fault is this? +[6197.12 --> 6197.72] Square Enix. +[6197.80 --> 6198.54] Yeah, Square Enix. +[6198.78 --> 6201.22] A lot of people have been slapping steam for this. +[6201.32 --> 6201.56] What? +[6201.72 --> 6203.76] A lot of people have been slapping steam for this. +[6204.18 --> 6206.64] Okay, you people, you're wrong. +[6207.62 --> 6211.72] If you look at, I've got a few links in here which we'll be publishing the doc later. +[6212.16 --> 6214.92] If you look at the store page, you can see tons of people complaining. +[6214.92 --> 6221.54] If you look elsewhere, even on the store page, there have been people complaining to steam and getting refunds from steam. +[6222.08 --> 6229.40] And if you look at the community message that steam pushed out, it says directly, where's the community message? +[6229.50 --> 6232.18] That's the store news link that I posted in there. +[6232.48 --> 6236.68] If you look there, it's orders, product update by Valve. +[6236.90 --> 6239.60] Orders, order of war challenge servers shut down. +[6239.90 --> 6242.92] The first line, message from Square Enix. +[6242.92 --> 6250.92] And then a huge link about how, oh, we're sorry and it's unfortunate and we know there's people that still play the game but we're shutting it down because it's not profitable anymore. +[6251.94 --> 6252.86] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[6253.00 --> 6254.16] Here's a link to complain. +[6254.28 --> 6256.72] And people are complaining to steam and trying to get refunds from steam. +[6257.00 --> 6258.88] So I kind of actually feel bad for steam. +[6259.06 --> 6264.92] I'm not defending them to the end of the earth because they are, steam is DRM in itself, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[6264.92 --> 6269.82] But I just kind of accept it because steam is actually pretty good with their own stuff. +[6270.16 --> 6270.84] Valve, Valve. +[6271.02 --> 6271.86] Or Valve, sorry. +[6271.94 --> 6274.78] Valve is actually pretty good with their own stuff which is really cool. +[6274.90 --> 6280.50] And if you're freaked out, there are other options that still interface with steam because you can go to something like the Humble Bundle store. +[6280.96 --> 6285.76] And if you look on the Humble Bundle store, I think literally everything is steam compatible. +[6285.76 --> 6291.36] And then if you look even closer, there's games that will have DRM free boxes on there. +[6291.44 --> 6294.68] So if you buy it there, you get a steam key and you get a DRM free download. +[6295.38 --> 6295.52] Yeah. +[6295.64 --> 6299.36] So things like, and not even just like crappy games like Trine 2, for example. +[6299.72 --> 6301.38] Trine 2, DRM free download. +[6301.72 --> 6305.56] Rogue Legacy, which while I believe it's indie, I don't actually remember off the top of my head. +[6306.58 --> 6308.24] But it's still a huge game. +[6308.34 --> 6308.92] DRM free. +[6309.38 --> 6311.16] Like there's, there's, yeah. +[6311.48 --> 6315.00] So there's options out there and you can still use steam if you still like that platform. +[6315.00 --> 6323.94] Also, if you can use something like GOG Gaming or whatever, you can do that whole steam add to game list thing, which works really, really well. +[6324.64 --> 6326.78] And it's completely fine. +[6326.88 --> 6329.90] And steam's not going to take that away from you because that makes Lidder Valve. +[6329.90 --> 6334.74] Val shall not take the Lord Gaebans name and name or any of his trademarks that he owns. +[6334.96 --> 6335.08] Yeah. +[6335.24 --> 6336.22] So like, I don't know. +[6336.68 --> 6336.90] I would. +[6337.00 --> 6337.40] It's a sin. +[6337.66 --> 6342.24] Stop the, stop the steam hate because it's not their fault. +[6342.42 --> 6342.64] Yeah. +[6342.64 --> 6346.58] Um, their policies allowed it to happen, but it happened. +[6346.58 --> 6347.28] But it would have happened anyway. +[6347.46 --> 6350.74] And it happened with a game that you probably knew was online only DRM. +[6350.80 --> 6352.18] So it would have happened anyway. +[6352.18 --> 6355.82] And you wouldn't have been able to use the game with steam all this time. +[6356.44 --> 6358.06] Well, you could have done the added thing. +[6358.50 --> 6358.76] Right. +[6359.14 --> 6362.16] And that actually, that even works with, uh, Nvidia GameStream. +[6362.50 --> 6364.60] I was playing Alice Madness Returns. +[6364.60 --> 6367.76] And even though I have a disc copy, that's not a steam key. +[6367.96 --> 6369.54] And I was like, I was installing it. +[6369.58 --> 6370.76] And I was like, what is this? +[6371.76 --> 6372.78] Stone age technology. +[6372.78 --> 6373.14] Ancient. +[6373.76 --> 6377.60] It was the first time I'd used my optical drive, like last calendar year. +[6377.74 --> 6378.52] I don't have one. +[6378.66 --> 6379.88] Basically an entire year. +[6380.02 --> 6381.08] But I installed it. +[6381.08 --> 6382.78] And it took forever too. +[6382.90 --> 6383.60] I was like, what? +[6384.02 --> 6384.84] This is stupid. +[6385.14 --> 6385.40] Anyway. +[6385.64 --> 6386.74] So I installed the game. +[6386.86 --> 6387.62] And I just added it. +[6387.74 --> 6389.40] And then GameStream worked just like that. +[6389.48 --> 6390.20] That's really cool actually. +[6390.20 --> 6393.72] Even though it's not, um, a GeForce Experience title. +[6393.94 --> 6396.34] And it wasn't properly fully integrated with steam. +[6396.58 --> 6396.80] Right. +[6396.92 --> 6397.20] Anyway. +[6397.36 --> 6399.08] I think that's pretty much it for the show, guys. +[6399.20 --> 6401.26] Uh, do you want to talk about changes to Build Logs of the Week? +[6401.52 --> 6405.94] So, uh, last week in the after party, we did a massive poll and trying to get everyone +[6405.94 --> 6406.76] to get ideas together. +[6406.92 --> 6411.28] And I posted a sticky in the Build Logs section, which was basically asking like, what the heck +[6411.28 --> 6412.60] do you guys want to do with Build Logs? +[6412.60 --> 6413.98] Because it's not going to work this way. +[6413.98 --> 6417.58] And I really want to keep it going because you guys care and we care and all that kind of +[6417.58 --> 6417.84] stuff. +[6418.24 --> 6423.14] Um, but it's become unfeasible with the size of the forum now and how fast everything goes +[6423.14 --> 6425.78] for us to actually see every Build Log that's coming in. +[6425.78 --> 6429.74] And it's becoming really, really difficult to sort through the ones that have been actually +[6429.74 --> 6431.14] finished this week. +[6431.50 --> 6435.36] That's been really hard because we see people posting this week and I can see that timestamp. +[6435.66 --> 6440.24] But it's really hard to, and people are commenting on ones this week that have been done a long +[6440.24 --> 6440.70] time ago. +[6440.70 --> 6444.28] And it's been really hard to actually track which ones are specifically done this week. +[6444.68 --> 6449.22] Um, so we've come up with a conclusion, which is going to take a bit of work from, +[6449.22 --> 6454.78] uh, Mr. Wizard and myself, probably mainly Mr. Wizard because it's kind of crazy and confusing. +[6454.78 --> 6456.66] Um, but it is coming. +[6456.74 --> 6457.72] It is not here yet though. +[6458.46 --> 6461.00] Um, so yeah, we don't have Build Logs of the Week this week. +[6461.08 --> 6462.02] That's a really high number. +[6462.48 --> 6465.94] But it's, yeah, it's coming and it's going to be actually pretty cool. +[6466.04 --> 6470.86] And the Build Logs forum is not going to work, is probably not going to work exactly the same +[6470.86 --> 6472.20] as how the rest of the forum works. +[6472.70 --> 6473.02] Okay. +[6473.02 --> 6476.98] Because it's going to work on this interesting, we're trying to see how this will work, but +[6476.98 --> 6482.32] it's going to work on an interesting sorting system where you can see what has been finished +[6482.32 --> 6486.42] and what is in progress based on forced tags that everyone has to implement and use and +[6486.42 --> 6487.00] change and stuff. +[6487.18 --> 6490.74] And that'll help us with some new forum features or site features that are potentially coming +[6490.74 --> 6491.50] in the future as well. +[6491.58 --> 6491.78] Yeah. +[6491.84 --> 6495.32] There's like, there's a bunch of changes coming to Build Logs, huge changes coming to Build +[6495.32 --> 6495.66] Logs. +[6495.66 --> 6500.70] So yeah, the Build Logs of the Week changes thread, I guess I can just lock it now. +[6500.78 --> 6505.38] I hadn't locked it yet because we knew we weren't going to be able to implement the ideas immediately. +[6505.54 --> 6509.26] So I was, I had an original end date of Wednesday, but I just kind of let it spill forward. +[6509.94 --> 6512.88] Um, but we kind of, we kind of know what we're doing now. +[6513.02 --> 6516.08] Um, if that idea doesn't work, there's a few other ideas that we're going to try. +[6516.08 --> 6519.02] Yeah, we've been in business for a year and that's the conclusion. +[6519.42 --> 6520.72] We kind of know what we're doing now. +[6521.40 --> 6521.96] Kind of. +[6522.40 --> 6522.96] Kind of. +[6523.10 --> 6524.50] Not entirely sure if it'll work. +[6524.50 --> 6528.00] But yeah, there's a bunch of ideas and there's a bunch of fallback ideas and we're good with +[6528.00 --> 6528.44] that now. +[6528.54 --> 6530.58] So thank you everyone for your contribution of ideas. +[6531.20 --> 6531.96] And that's about it. +[6532.02 --> 6535.44] No Build Logs for this week, but they will be coming as soon as possible. +[6536.28 --> 6536.64] Okay. +[6536.80 --> 6537.64] No confirmed date. +[6537.72 --> 6538.90] I'm going to pull an EA on this one. +[6538.98 --> 6539.52] Thank you guys. +[6540.74 --> 6543.18] Thank you guys so much for watching the show today. +[6543.70 --> 6547.10] Um, I'm sorry we didn't have a special guest for you guys, but you know what? +[6547.12 --> 6551.80] Hit me up on Twitter and let me know if you would like us to do maybe every other week +[6551.80 --> 6556.24] with a guest as opposed to having a guest all the time or, you know, I mean we, we love +[6556.24 --> 6560.50] taking your feedback and shows are something that we are going to be focusing on in 2014. +[6560.92 --> 6565.12] I actually had some people asking me what the plan is for Linus Media Group for 2014. +[6565.78 --> 6567.58] Um, I still want to do a daily show. +[6567.74 --> 6569.18] I'm not sure if it's going to stick anymore. +[6569.34 --> 6569.94] So there's that. +[6570.40 --> 6571.82] Developers, developers, developers. +[6571.84 --> 6572.30] Yeah, developers. +[6572.40 --> 6573.12] No, no, no. +[6573.22 --> 6574.52] We're not hiring more developers. +[6574.64 --> 6577.52] We are, we are going to try to hire one to two more people. +[6577.52 --> 6580.42] So, uh, that's going to be one of the things for this year. +[6580.70 --> 6585.08] Um, we are going to continue to focus on improving our production values. +[6585.40 --> 6592.58] So, uh, at some point I will get that, that, that thing going where I ask you guys to help +[6592.58 --> 6595.74] me buy a bunch of equipment because we, we are going to need it. +[6596.00 --> 6598.66] Um, especially if we want to build better sets for our shows. +[6598.66 --> 6599.42] Like, I hate this. +[6599.44 --> 6600.22] This is stupid. +[6600.38 --> 6601.68] It's like boxes behind us. +[6601.80 --> 6606.24] I love how a lot of them are on like angles and some of them are actually the side of the +[6606.24 --> 6606.58] box. +[6607.08 --> 6609.22] Not like this is, this is the width of that box. +[6609.38 --> 6611.94] I know we, we need like, we need proper set pieces. +[6611.94 --> 6613.76] We need to be able to like paint the wall. +[6613.82 --> 6617.28] I mean, part of the reason there are boxes back there is because all the walls in this +[6617.28 --> 6618.72] place are horrible colors. +[6618.80 --> 6619.76] We need to do some painting. +[6620.26 --> 6623.24] So, um, so that's, that's another thing that we're going to be doing. +[6623.66 --> 6625.82] Um, and I think there was one other thing that I, oh yeah. +[6625.82 --> 6632.40] And we are going to continue to develop the website as a community site as opposed to just +[6632.40 --> 6633.40] a forum, but don't worry. +[6633.48 --> 6634.44] The forum will still be awesome. +[6634.72 --> 6635.92] So there you guys have it. +[6635.92 --> 6637.64] Thank you for watching the WAN show today. +[6637.74 --> 6639.94] We will see you guys in two weeks. +[6640.38 --> 6641.62] No WAN show next week. +[6641.72 --> 6643.00] We will be at CES. +[6643.34 --> 6646.16] Last, last week you teased people saying that there might be a WAN show. +[6646.80 --> 6647.66] What way at CES? +[6647.92 --> 6649.36] If we can find a way to do it. +[6649.80 --> 6650.24] I don't know. +[6650.50 --> 6653.52] I don't think we'll be able to, but we could try. +[6653.94 --> 6654.82] Here, let me fire up. +[6654.82 --> 6656.66] I have your calendar on my calendar, right? +[6657.26 --> 6658.12] Uh, yeah. +[6658.30 --> 6660.76] If not, I can load up mine right now just in case. +[6661.60 --> 6662.58] You should have mine. +[6662.74 --> 6663.88] You should be able to just turn it on. +[6663.96 --> 6664.34] Yeah, it's on. +[6664.34 --> 6668.44] In theory, I don't have anything in that spot. +[6668.52 --> 6668.82] Me neither. +[6670.64 --> 6671.20] We'll see. +[6671.38 --> 6672.68] Maybe if we did a later one. +[6673.50 --> 6673.82] Okay. +[6673.90 --> 6674.98] So stay tuned on Twitter. +[6675.50 --> 6676.20] At Linus Tech on Twitter. +[6676.20 --> 6677.68] We don't know, but we'll try. +[6677.76 --> 6678.64] Or follow on Facebook. +[6678.80 --> 6681.16] I have more Facebook likes than Twitter followers now. +[6681.34 --> 6682.06] I think... +[6682.06 --> 6683.16] Isn't that crazy? +[6683.28 --> 6684.94] Is the forum getting close to your Twitter? +[6685.60 --> 6685.92] Yes. +[6686.56 --> 6686.84] Yeah. +[6687.06 --> 6687.30] Yeah. +[6687.40 --> 6690.38] Twitter has actually really slowed down in terms of growth. +[6690.90 --> 6697.64] Like, the community aspect of LinusTechTips.com, of Facebook, and even Google Plus is closing +[6697.64 --> 6698.46] in pretty fast. +[6698.46 --> 6703.16] I think I have like 22,000 plus ones, whatever those are, on Google Plus. +[6703.16 --> 6704.30] Are they likes? +[6704.90 --> 6705.54] Are they likes? +[6705.84 --> 6706.20] I think. +[6706.26 --> 6706.88] I don't know, man. +[6707.82 --> 6709.04] Whatever it is. +[6709.38 --> 6714.08] Like, it's Twitter I like because it's really easy to interact with people one-on-one. +[6714.34 --> 6718.24] Whereas, even on Facebook, like the way that conversations are handled is terrible. +[6718.60 --> 6721.14] On YouTube, the way that comments are handled is still terrible. +[6721.14 --> 6724.72] Half the people will ask me a question and there's no reply button because they don't +[6724.72 --> 6726.46] have their accounts merged or whatever else. +[6726.52 --> 6728.80] I'm just like, hey, man, I actually saw your comment. +[6729.12 --> 6730.74] I was poised to reply to you. +[6730.82 --> 6732.64] I couldn't because there's no reply button. +[6733.66 --> 6734.38] I hate Twitter. +[6734.92 --> 6738.66] Almost every single time if I'm going to respond to someone, there's no way that character +[6738.66 --> 6739.78] count is enough. +[6740.32 --> 6740.94] Yeah, that's... +[6740.94 --> 6742.88] Unless I'm just like, go to the forum. +[6743.56 --> 6746.20] Which, usually, I would like to actually answer someone. +[6746.40 --> 6746.60] Yeah. +[6746.60 --> 6750.16] Because if I'm sitting at a computer, I'm not live in the show and I can take way longer +[6750.16 --> 6751.88] to explain what I'm talking about. +[6752.04 --> 6754.86] And I've had a few people where I'm just like, dude, just PM me. +[6755.58 --> 6758.66] And he's ended up PMing me and then I can write my short essays about it. +[6758.76 --> 6759.48] But like, ugh. +[6759.64 --> 6762.14] And you probably drove a forum sign up at the same time. +[6762.22 --> 6762.52] Woohoo! +[6762.76 --> 6762.98] Yay. +[6763.88 --> 6764.24] Alright. +[6764.50 --> 6765.12] Peace out, guys. +[6765.40 --> 6765.74] Bye. diff --git a/The WAN Show The H8 on Microsoft Episode... 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We're in Canada. +[27.00 --> 31.00] Hey, poor participé au concours or something. +[31.00 --> 32.00] Just pause it. +[32.00 --> 34.00] Alright, I'm pausing it, I'm pausing it, I'm pausing it. +[34.00 --> 39.00] Alright, so guys, we've got a great show for you today. +[39.00 --> 44.00] First of all, we have a topic that we covered last week sitting in the call outs here. +[44.00 --> 46.00] I'm gonna go ahead and move that. +[46.00 --> 49.00] One Mr. Lafrenier, I believe, put that there. +[49.00 --> 50.00] I don't remember talking about that at all. +[50.00 --> 55.00] Well, probably because I did most of the talking, because it's the Linus show. +[55.00 --> 58.00] But I feel like I would have had input on that. Maybe you had me doing something else. +[58.00 --> 61.00] I'm surprised that you didn't call me out on that. It's called the WAN show. +[61.00 --> 63.00] It's not even called the Linus show. +[63.00 --> 66.00] I don't really care. You put your name on everything, so whatever. +[66.00 --> 69.00] Linus Media Group! Linus Tech Tips! +[69.00 --> 72.00] What did you want the shirt thing to be called? +[72.00 --> 79.00] I don't remember, but I think that this conversation is heading down a path that I'm really not actually that comfortable with. +[79.00 --> 83.00] Linus really likes hearing his name. We should just tweet him his name. +[83.00 --> 84.00] Thank you for that. +[84.00 --> 88.00] Please just tweet him his name. He will greatly appreciate it. +[88.00 --> 90.00] Alright, so why don't we just... I'll retweet it. +[90.00 --> 91.00] Why don't we move on to our topics for the day? +[91.00 --> 96.00] Microsoft has committed once again to do more for PC gaming. +[96.00 --> 98.00] But they actually have... +[98.00 --> 99.00] You're spoiling me. +[99.00 --> 100.00] I'll... yep. +[100.00 --> 101.00] It's gonna be awesome. +[101.00 --> 102.00] I'm stopping. +[102.00 --> 112.00] Okay, iOS 8 is on the way. So, actually a lot of the features that they're showing off look pretty darn cool. +[112.00 --> 115.00] Some of them are innovative, some of them are not, but... +[115.00 --> 116.00] But still good. +[116.00 --> 120.00] It's about par for the course for any mobile operating system update. +[120.00 --> 123.00] Take everything that you can and add a few things. +[123.00 --> 124.00] Exactly. +[124.00 --> 129.00] We also have Microsoft Cortana voice control coming along the way, which should be really interesting. +[129.00 --> 133.00] And the ASUS Phonablet desktop. +[133.00 --> 136.00] Tablet... laptop. Phonablet... it's not a desktop. +[136.00 --> 137.00] It's the one thing it's not. +[137.00 --> 138.00] Right, right, right. +[138.00 --> 141.00] ASUS's 5-in-1 PC. +[141.00 --> 143.00] How do you make a 5-in-1 PC? +[143.00 --> 146.00] Well, ASUS will show us. +[146.00 --> 149.00] But, in the meantime, guys, we'll do the intro. +[149.00 --> 150.00] Yes! +[150.00 --> 175.00] Broken intro. +[175.00 --> 179.00] Alright, so this is interesting. +[179.00 --> 183.00] Our first sponsor this week is actually a group of sponsors. +[183.00 --> 193.00] We, along with Tech Syndicate, will be participating in the world's highest elevation terrestrial LAN party. +[193.00 --> 199.00] So, we are going to be going to the top of the highest peak in Colorado. +[199.00 --> 201.00] And we will be taking some... +[201.00 --> 202.00] Ah-ha-ha! +[202.00 --> 204.00] Some ASUS gaming notebooks up there. +[204.00 --> 207.00] They're going to be powered by Intel Core i7s. +[207.00 --> 214.00] And we're going to have some sweet Corsair gaming peripherals, of course, featuring their RGB keyboards. +[214.00 --> 220.00] In order to get a LAN going at 4,400 meters above sea level. +[220.00 --> 223.00] So, there will definitely be videos about this whole thing, guys. +[223.00 --> 226.00] Be very, very excited. +[226.00 --> 228.00] It'll be coming sometime in about a month. +[228.00 --> 235.00] And a huge shout out to ASUS, Corsair, and Intel for making this whole thing possible. +[235.00 --> 242.00] Also, something that's coming a little bit more immediately is E3 coverage here on Linus Tech Tips. +[242.00 --> 245.00] We bailed on Computex this year, as you probably noticed. +[245.00 --> 247.00] But we'll be doing E3. +[247.00 --> 249.00] Basically, we did Computex last year. +[249.00 --> 253.00] It was extremely expensive and not a whole lot of people watched the content. +[253.00 --> 255.00] So, we're going to try something a little bit different. +[255.00 --> 257.00] We're going to do E3 instead. +[257.00 --> 271.00] So, our gold sponsor, 4E3, is HyperX, featuring the Fury line of performance to price ratio optimized SSDs. +[271.00 --> 276.00] As well as the Corsair RGB keyboard and NCIX. +[276.00 --> 277.00] My bros. +[277.00 --> 278.00] My homeboys. +[278.00 --> 279.00] My dogs. +[279.00 --> 282.00] Did you see that we were being featured on Newegg's product site? +[282.00 --> 283.00] I have seen that. +[283.00 --> 284.00] Do you saw that? +[284.00 --> 285.00] I saw that. +[285.00 --> 293.00] Speaking of my bros NCIX, I'm sure Newegg is so super thrilled to have the host of NCIX Tech Tips all over their site there. +[293.00 --> 294.00] So, yeah. +[294.00 --> 295.00] It's pretty funny. +[295.00 --> 297.00] I hope Paul and Kyle are watching. +[297.00 --> 301.00] They were tagged in that Twitter feed, so I know they saw it. +[301.00 --> 302.00] It's absolutely fantastic. +[302.00 --> 304.00] I'm sure NCIX thinks it's hilarious too. +[304.00 --> 308.00] Oh, this is great. +[308.00 --> 310.00] It's like you're embedding a YouTube video, so I don't know. +[310.00 --> 311.00] Chip700 says, +[311.00 --> 316.00] So by we're doing E3, does he mean I'm sending Slick to E3? +[316.00 --> 317.00] Yes. +[317.00 --> 318.00] Yes. +[322.00 --> 324.00] We'll be doing the same kind of thing that we did at PAX East again. +[324.00 --> 329.00] So we'll do a mix of all the hardware stuff that I can find and a few gaming videos. +[329.00 --> 330.00] Sweet! +[330.00 --> 331.00] Yeah, that sounds like fun. +[331.00 --> 336.00] I mean, part of it is that we've never covered E3 in any capacity before. +[336.00 --> 337.64] So this is more like a scouting mission. +[338.24 --> 343.00] So if it turns out E3 is a total disaster and there's no benefit to us being there, +[343.24 --> 344.18] then next year we won't. +[344.38 --> 345.26] Yeah, exactly. +[345.58 --> 346.80] So let us know. +[346.80 --> 352.54] It's not like PAX, where I would have to actually tie him down harder than usual +[352.54 --> 354.86] in order to keep him from going there. +[354.86 --> 357.96] What day did I request time off for PAX Prime? +[358.10 --> 360.46] It was when we started Linus Media Group. +[360.58 --> 362.58] So before we actually founded the company. +[362.58 --> 365.28] So it would have been in December of 2012. +[365.68 --> 368.48] You asked for the time off in September of 2013. +[370.38 --> 374.50] I think it was like the second day I started working with you before we founded the company. +[375.02 --> 378.70] People are saying audio is actually normal for once, which is hilarious +[378.70 --> 381.48] because I actually took out the compressor. +[381.60 --> 384.34] We're not using a balanced output off the mixer. +[384.54 --> 387.68] I'm going into like a crappy RCA input on something. +[388.16 --> 390.98] We actually, we know what the problem is now. +[390.98 --> 392.90] I know what the problem is now. +[393.02 --> 396.18] We need an amp and then we need a couple more adapter cables +[396.18 --> 399.46] and we're going to be able to get the audio like bang on. +[400.28 --> 403.88] The issue is that this Juicelink amp kind of sounds like poo. +[404.20 --> 407.48] It's the one that we use whenever we film things on the Blackmagic camera +[407.48 --> 408.78] and everyone complains. +[409.00 --> 412.48] So I got the levels sounding really good on this one. +[412.96 --> 416.48] And so that, that didn't quite work though, because it just sounds kind of poopy. +[416.48 --> 420.44] And then I tried an Objective 2, but they're not really meant to be used this way. +[420.60 --> 422.28] So it didn't really work. +[422.66 --> 426.54] I need balanced inputs and outputs in order for it to work properly. +[426.86 --> 428.52] The whole chain has to be kind of the same thing. +[428.56 --> 432.22] And then I didn't have the right XLR to quarter inch adapters and all that. +[432.26 --> 433.22] So it just didn't quite work. +[433.32 --> 436.68] But guys, it is definitely going to happen. +[437.12 --> 440.48] Also, as for the white balance, I'm actually not sure. +[440.48 --> 444.58] I think that is a bit of a, I think that is a bit of a problemo. +[445.00 --> 448.38] But we're just going to have to go with it. +[448.46 --> 451.98] Because welcome to the WAN show. +[453.38 --> 457.90] Where we go live at some time that's somewhere around 4.30 and hopefully things are okay. +[458.04 --> 459.92] And the color's wrong and the audio sucks. +[460.96 --> 461.28] Yeah! +[463.66 --> 464.80] Whatever, screw you guys. +[465.20 --> 466.22] No, we love you guys. +[466.30 --> 466.92] Please keep watching. +[467.10 --> 467.60] Please don't leave. +[467.92 --> 468.62] Please don't leave. +[468.62 --> 469.36] I need you. +[470.48 --> 474.08] Oh, speaking of the WAN show and technical difficulties. +[474.26 --> 474.62] All right. +[474.76 --> 475.02] Time to try this. +[475.02 --> 476.42] How much you want to bet we get a blue screen? +[476.62 --> 477.34] Hold on, hold on, hold on. +[477.36 --> 477.76] Don't do it yet. +[477.80 --> 478.22] Don't do it yet. +[478.36 --> 478.70] Hold on. +[479.10 --> 479.42] Okay. +[479.86 --> 480.80] And hit it. +[482.56 --> 482.76] Oh. +[482.94 --> 483.14] What? +[483.14 --> 483.62] That's interesting. +[486.94 --> 488.56] That was so not expected. +[489.02 --> 489.84] So that's probably. +[490.24 --> 491.10] No, I get it. +[491.12 --> 491.52] I get it. +[491.54 --> 491.98] I get it. +[492.06 --> 492.92] We got to add. +[493.38 --> 493.86] Boom! +[493.94 --> 494.62] There we go. +[494.88 --> 495.30] All right. +[495.42 --> 496.38] Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. +[496.38 --> 496.64] Not yet. +[496.70 --> 496.94] Not yet. +[498.30 --> 498.58] Oh. +[499.38 --> 499.88] I gotcha. +[499.88 --> 500.32] Yeah. +[500.32 --> 500.40] Yeah. +[500.50 --> 500.86] No, no. +[500.94 --> 501.22] It's fine. +[501.26 --> 501.72] We're all good. +[501.84 --> 502.26] We're all good. +[502.40 --> 502.68] You're good? +[502.80 --> 503.04] All right. +[503.08 --> 503.44] Hit it. +[505.86 --> 506.64] And then. +[506.88 --> 507.20] Yes. +[507.76 --> 509.04] Look at us in that corner over there. +[509.06 --> 509.68] That's adorable. +[509.86 --> 511.70] You're like a, you're like a cute little ogre. +[511.98 --> 512.26] Aw. +[513.74 --> 515.20] I don't have colored hair then. +[515.60 --> 516.32] What were they called? +[516.48 --> 517.06] Were they ogres? +[517.42 --> 517.90] Oh, no. +[518.00 --> 518.44] Trolls. +[518.66 --> 518.98] Trolls. +[519.04 --> 519.38] Oh, okay. +[519.38 --> 519.74] No. +[519.74 --> 519.78] No. +[519.94 --> 521.68] If someone here was a troll, it would be me. +[521.90 --> 522.02] So. +[523.46 --> 524.02] All right. +[524.02 --> 528.22] So, we may have a wireless standard coming. +[528.52 --> 528.96] Oh, my gosh. +[528.96 --> 535.54] That is theoretically faster than any wired standard that we can get at a consumer level. +[535.54 --> 545.60] And I got to kind of sit here and wonder, what is the point of these faster and faster wireless standards when they never work right anyway? +[545.60 --> 556.62] Can you please all focus your, I know that wireless is exciting and Intel had that whole thing where they're like, wireless by 20, what was it, 2016 or 2018? +[557.48 --> 559.16] Would like replace everything or whatever. +[559.34 --> 560.56] I don't remember what the date was. +[560.64 --> 561.90] It was a seven gigabit per second thing. +[561.98 --> 564.76] They want your display and your peripherals to all be wireless. +[565.08 --> 567.28] And I'm kind of sitting there looking at that going, okay. +[567.28 --> 570.08] So, Intel, out of one side of your mouth, you're going wireless everything. +[570.46 --> 574.40] And out of the other side of your mouth, you're working with Apple on the Mac Pro. +[574.40 --> 577.76] Which is like the octopus of wires. +[578.68 --> 584.40] Well, maybe the idea is that a Mac Pro released around that time wouldn't have to be an octopus of wires. +[584.70 --> 585.14] Hold on. +[586.08 --> 586.76] Hold that thought. +[587.94 --> 588.96] Wireless octopus. +[591.10 --> 592.48] You think geek item? +[594.88 --> 597.50] Just like randomly crawls around your desk and annoys your cat? +[597.50 --> 604.20] You know, I was looking into it because I have a bit of an infatuation with remote control gears. +[604.40 --> 604.58] Yeah. +[604.58 --> 604.80] Gear. +[605.20 --> 613.50] And as much as I am a crappy heli pilot, I'm actually, I'm, no, I'm a better plane pilot than a heli pilot, but not by much. +[614.00 --> 618.74] And cars, I basically have never really used a decent one. +[618.80 --> 620.52] So, I'm definitely not good with those. +[620.52 --> 622.66] So, but I still, I love that stuff. +[622.72 --> 623.52] I geek out over it. +[623.58 --> 628.36] So, I was looking to see if you can get a really sweet RC submarine. +[629.80 --> 634.54] Because I actually built one in my grade 11 technology class. +[634.54 --> 635.02] Right, right, right. +[635.02 --> 636.14] Like we did it as a project. +[636.14 --> 637.34] So, we made them out of PVC. +[637.88 --> 646.30] And then what you'd do is you'd put as much styrofoam as you need to make it neutrally buoyant once you have your motors and your wires and everything on it. +[646.42 --> 649.62] And we actually made fully functional submarines. +[649.80 --> 651.12] Like everyone in the class made one. +[651.12 --> 655.80] We made our own watertight motors out of film canisters. +[656.12 --> 658.92] It's funny because my son won't even know what a film canister is. +[659.06 --> 659.36] Yeah, I know. +[659.54 --> 660.98] But they're so useful for that kind of stuff. +[661.12 --> 665.60] Out of film canisters and then wax seals with motors inside them so they stay dry. +[665.76 --> 668.50] And they could actually move in every direction. +[668.88 --> 671.12] So, we had XYZ axis movement. +[671.12 --> 682.12] And the thing I didn't like about them though was that obviously some kind of a wireless transmitter that's going to be able to punch through water is going to be either non-existent or very expensive. +[682.60 --> 685.16] So, we were stuck with a wired control. +[685.34 --> 692.24] So, no matter how perfectly neutrally buoyant you made the thing, as it moved up in the water, there would be more weight on it. +[692.38 --> 694.00] And as it moved down, there would be less. +[694.14 --> 696.76] So, you would never have that perfect control of it. +[697.02 --> 697.80] So, I was looking. +[697.94 --> 701.04] I was just like, is there a hobbyist grade remote control? +[701.12 --> 705.62] A submarine that you could put like a GoPro on because it's the kind of thing you'd use once. +[705.70 --> 708.20] I was going to say the GoPro part of that would be really cool. +[708.32 --> 709.92] You'd be like, yeah, this is cool. +[710.14 --> 711.26] Now I'll never do it again. +[711.40 --> 712.10] But like, whatever. +[712.26 --> 713.92] But you can kind of go diving with it. +[713.98 --> 714.52] Yeah, kind of. +[714.72 --> 714.90] Yeah. +[714.98 --> 716.66] You could go see like fish or stuff. +[716.72 --> 717.94] You'd take it with you on vacation or whatever. +[718.12 --> 719.86] Maybe not once, but not that often. +[720.00 --> 721.16] But they don't really have anything. +[721.48 --> 724.18] So, speaking of, yeah, just wireless basically not working. +[724.18 --> 729.26] So, anyway, Huawei has tested Wi-Fi based on future standard 802.11ax +[729.26 --> 733.14] that can hit 10.5 gigabit per second. +[733.46 --> 738.94] So, that's about 10 times faster than what you typically get at an 802.11ac connection today. +[739.02 --> 741.18] This was posted by QWERTY Warrior on the forum. +[742.14 --> 746.80] The trick, the company says, is making more efficient use of the airwaves. +[747.10 --> 751.02] Thank you for that highly technical, elaborate explanation of the trick, Huawei. +[751.02 --> 755.92] The new technology is smarter at allocating wireless spectrum, juggling data between multiple antennas, +[756.04 --> 757.26] and cutting back on interference. +[757.86 --> 762.14] They don't even have to switch to ultra high frequencies to make the magic happen. +[762.22 --> 768.52] It works at 5 gigahertz, which is great because an inherent property of those higher frequency signals +[768.52 --> 770.56] is that the range will be shorter. +[771.10 --> 774.60] So, it's good that we don't have to go any higher than that. +[774.60 --> 777.02] You're still a long way from picking one of these up. +[777.10 --> 780.94] They figure that they may hit the market sometime in 2018. +[782.14 --> 788.40] I guess it's just frustrating because wireless is getting all these developments dumped into it, +[788.54 --> 790.66] and we're still using gigabit wired. +[792.30 --> 792.86] Why? +[793.70 --> 794.30] Why? +[794.30 --> 794.86] Why? +[795.74 --> 796.18] Why? +[796.88 --> 798.26] We're trying to move away from that. +[798.36 --> 800.98] Yeah, we're trying to move away from it, but it's extremely expensive, +[800.98 --> 803.78] and no one's really putting the effort into making it affordable. +[804.00 --> 805.66] The cabling is not that bad. +[805.80 --> 807.24] No, the wiring is fine. +[807.38 --> 807.64] It's the routing. +[807.98 --> 812.86] It's the switches and the adapters that you'll spend a ton of money on, +[812.94 --> 815.30] and it's frustrating because you heard JJ talking about it. +[815.40 --> 816.12] What did he say? +[816.16 --> 818.98] It was going to add about $150 to the bomb cost of a motherboard? +[818.98 --> 820.24] Yeah, I think he said $150, $200. +[820.24 --> 825.10] So, if they can integrate it onto a motherboard for $150, where's my $150 nick? +[825.90 --> 829.34] Or $165, $170, whatever the case may be. +[829.34 --> 831.62] Like, no one's even really making an effort. +[831.74 --> 835.70] They're content to just let it sit there as a high-end solution forever. +[836.18 --> 840.58] And I really think that with SSDs increasing in speed the way that they are, +[840.98 --> 844.46] looking at how NVMe, so that's the replacement for AHCI, +[844.72 --> 848.46] the communication protocol by which the SSD communicates with your system. +[848.46 --> 852.06] So, looking at what they can do with NVMe in terms of improving throughput +[852.06 --> 856.92] and reducing latency, there's no reason why two PCs on the same network +[856.92 --> 860.16] with a couple of high-speed PCI Express or M.2 SSDs +[860.16 --> 863.66] couldn't be transferring files to each other at, like, 2 gigabytes per second. +[864.46 --> 866.46] Like, let's do this. +[866.54 --> 867.00] Let's do it. +[867.08 --> 868.48] Did I say 2 gigabytes per second? +[868.56 --> 871.02] Because what I meant to say was, like, 200 megabytes per second. +[871.26 --> 872.36] You know, actually, a lot more than that. +[872.42 --> 873.62] 500, 600, 700. +[874.08 --> 874.94] Not 200. +[875.12 --> 875.58] Yeah, not... +[875.58 --> 876.46] Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. +[876.54 --> 876.76] Yes. +[877.26 --> 880.08] So, that never happened. +[880.08 --> 882.20] There's a few numbers in there that you should ignore. +[882.34 --> 885.08] The numbers you should be paying attention to are we could easily be doing +[885.08 --> 887.90] 500 plus megabyte per second transfers across a network, +[888.42 --> 891.22] straight from drive to drive, which is very, very cool. +[892.30 --> 892.74] All right. +[892.82 --> 897.82] Now, this, this topic, this is an interesting, this is an interesting topic. +[898.48 --> 900.24] The thing that can do all the things. +[900.38 --> 903.78] Now, I really liked, what was it? +[903.78 --> 910.48] The, uh, the Transformer Book Duo or Trio, the one that you could just press a button +[910.48 --> 911.46] to switch between. +[911.98 --> 916.72] And where the, where the Android and Windows operating systems were actually running off +[916.72 --> 917.96] of the same drive. +[918.08 --> 918.18] Yeah. +[918.18 --> 919.30] Like, it was more like a dual boot. +[919.74 --> 922.54] This is a little bit different, my friends. +[922.68 --> 925.36] So, the Transformer Book V or 5. +[925.88 --> 927.56] I'm assuming, let's say 5? +[927.72 --> 928.44] Pretty sure 5. +[928.58 --> 928.90] Okay. +[929.10 --> 930.52] It's a 5 in 1. +[930.52 --> 941.50] It's an Android tablet, an Android smartphone, a Windows tablet, a Windows laptop, and something, +[941.60 --> 945.48] a Windows phone, Android, Windows, what the hell is this thing? +[945.68 --> 947.50] So, basically, it's everything. +[947.68 --> 951.42] You can, you, what you do is, I'm gonna, here, I'm gonna blow up this picture off, +[951.48 --> 952.82] uh, from Gizmodo a little bit here. +[952.84 --> 956.24] Yeah, you can, you can click the phone in the back, and you can click the screen to the keyboard. +[956.24 --> 956.64] Yes. +[956.74 --> 961.62] So, much like previous Transformers, there is a hard drive down here in the keyboard, +[961.76 --> 964.48] because there's only an SSD up here in the tablet piece. +[964.64 --> 969.56] You've also got an extended battery in the tablet, I believe. +[969.84 --> 973.62] So, the phone has, you know what, here, I'm just gonna go, I'm gonna go back to my, uh, +[973.68 --> 975.24] to my cheat sheet for this thing here. +[975.70 --> 976.80] So, yeah. +[976.80 --> 982.42] So, there's a 2500 milliamp hour battery in the phone, and then a 4000 some odd milliamp hour battery +[982.42 --> 986.68] in the tablet, I believe, unless that's in the keyboard. +[986.94 --> 988.42] This is the most confusing thing ever. +[988.56 --> 993.78] The point is, the phone has a 1080p screen, and actually, um, a pretty high-end spec, +[993.86 --> 995.10] as far as phones are concerned. +[995.20 --> 1000.38] And then the tablet is a 12 and a half inch IPS display, and everything kind of slots into everything. +[1000.38 --> 1007.28] The tablet itself doesn't have Android running off of it, that's actually gonna run off of the phone hardware. +[1008.02 --> 1014.28] So, it's a Windows laptop and an Android phone, essentially, that can just, like, slowly come together. +[1014.86 --> 1018.40] Yeah, this thing is, like, freaking bizarro, though. +[1018.42 --> 1019.54] It's kind of cool. +[1019.54 --> 1030.28] I am less on board with this one than I am with the, uh, the last one that we looked at, to be perfectly honest. +[1030.46 --> 1031.76] I, I just... +[1031.76 --> 1033.74] But didn't they get booted out of that for some reason? +[1033.88 --> 1038.50] Yes, but that was such an elegant solution, because you had one set of hardware. +[1038.50 --> 1043.84] So, on the same Atom processor, you could run your Android OS or your Windows OS, +[1043.96 --> 1046.48] and you could switch between them in, like, three or four Steamboats. +[1046.48 --> 1053.34] Whereas this one, you can switch between them, but it's more like using one as a display, +[1053.46 --> 1054.86] off of which the other one's running. +[1054.98 --> 1057.90] They're not actually running on the same hardware. +[1058.06 --> 1064.66] So, it's an Intel Atom CPU in the tablet, and then it's a, uh, Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 or something like that +[1064.66 --> 1066.28] in the other piece. +[1066.28 --> 1071.74] So, my notes for this one actually aren't that, uh, aren't that complete. +[1071.74 --> 1079.80] And, of course, Ctrl-F doesn't work in Internet Explorer, because I'm a genius, and I'm using Internet Explorer. +[1080.26 --> 1083.28] Everyone rips on you about that, like, every single show. +[1083.36 --> 1084.16] I don't think it's listed. +[1084.78 --> 1085.60] Yeah, it's not listed. +[1085.70 --> 1089.78] I was, I was looking at a couple of different articles where it has a little bit more information than the Gizmodo one, +[1089.78 --> 1092.54] so that would explain why I can't find it. +[1094.10 --> 1097.70] So, tell me, guys, it's, in terms of device convergence, +[1098.92 --> 1104.42] would you want a, a, a, a, a dummy device like this? +[1104.50 --> 1105.74] Something that, uh... +[1105.74 --> 1110.14] I think, I think if it makes sense financially, I could see myself doing it. +[1111.18 --> 1116.84] Like, if I wanted all these things, and for some reason had to refresh them all at the exact same time, +[1117.06 --> 1117.78] which is weird, +[1118.62 --> 1123.34] and it, like, made sense financially, then I could see myself spending money on it, +[1123.40 --> 1125.86] if it's actually a good device. +[1125.96 --> 1127.36] I think we'd have to use it first. +[1127.36 --> 1129.76] And this is going to be something that I'd definitely want to see in the store, +[1129.94 --> 1131.18] if I was a random consumer. +[1131.18 --> 1135.28] Because I'd want to, like, actually try clicking it in, +[1135.34 --> 1137.94] and make sure that the phone is not just going to, like, fall out of the back. +[1139.04 --> 1141.32] And other things like that, that I would want to try. +[1142.32 --> 1142.80] I don't know. +[1143.48 --> 1144.44] Okay, so here we go. +[1144.50 --> 1146.28] We've got a summary from Asus up now. +[1146.70 --> 1151.02] So, it is, ahem, a Windows notebook, a Windows tablet, +[1151.02 --> 1156.12] an Android phone, an Android tablet, and an Android laptop. +[1156.70 --> 1159.74] So, that is how the whole thing works. +[1159.74 --> 1165.12] And the detachable Android smartphone is detachable. +[1165.22 --> 1169.76] So, that's the piece that is not, not Windows phone at all. +[1170.34 --> 1171.66] So, this is interesting. +[1171.80 --> 1173.82] Okay, okay, here, here we go, here we go, here we go. +[1173.88 --> 1176.46] So, it wasn't a Qualcomm chip on the, ah, on the phone. +[1176.56 --> 1178.32] That's actually, that's actually very interesting. +[1178.58 --> 1181.00] So, it is an Atom quad core on the phone, +[1181.12 --> 1187.42] and then it is a next-gen core processor on the notebook slash tablet piece itself. +[1187.42 --> 1190.92] So, this gives us a much better rundown of the overall specs. +[1191.14 --> 1191.16] Yeah. +[1191.24 --> 1196.12] So, 64, up to 64 gigs on the phone, up to 128 gigs on the tablet, +[1196.42 --> 1200.04] with the 1 terabyte one being detachable in the keyboard. +[1200.40 --> 1201.38] There we go. +[1201.50 --> 1202.54] Much more clear. +[1202.92 --> 1206.18] Maybe next time we should go to the manufacturer's site in the first place. +[1206.18 --> 1211.74] I really hope we get a unit of this, because I'd definitely be interested in checking it out and giving it a shot. +[1212.64 --> 1215.62] I should probably let them know that we'd be interested in checking it out. +[1216.60 --> 1218.96] Speaking of things that we're interested in checking out, +[1219.14 --> 1224.48] Asus has been doing their pad phones, so phones made by Asus, Android phones, +[1224.48 --> 1226.60] for a while in other markets. +[1226.82 --> 1230.76] Taiwan, in particular, you've been able to get a pad phone for like a couple of years now. +[1230.78 --> 1231.48] For a while, yeah. +[1231.70 --> 1235.12] It gets covered in the North American media a little bit, +[1235.36 --> 1237.98] but understandably not much, because they haven't been available here. +[1238.22 --> 1240.40] But, it's finally coming. +[1241.00 --> 1244.80] So, this is probably where I got that Snapdragon thing that was sitting in my head, +[1244.86 --> 1247.62] because this one does use a Snapdragon 800 processor. +[1247.62 --> 1249.86] But, basically, it's a high-end phone. +[1249.96 --> 1252.52] It's going to be $200 with a contract. +[1253.18 --> 1256.66] And, we are definitely getting a unit for review. +[1256.88 --> 1260.06] So, it's got a 5-inch screen, 1920x12... +[1260.06 --> 1261.02] Wait, hold on a second. +[1261.40 --> 1261.80] Right, sorry. +[1261.90 --> 1262.38] This one... +[1262.38 --> 1263.54] No wonder I was confused. +[1263.64 --> 1266.06] This one's a phone, and it docks to a tablet. +[1266.28 --> 1269.06] But, in this one, the tablet is just a dummy. +[1269.86 --> 1270.08] Yeah. +[1270.24 --> 1271.82] It's basically just a screen. +[1272.12 --> 1273.54] Except that it also has... +[1273.54 --> 1275.04] And there's no keyboard, and it's probably cheaper. +[1275.04 --> 1275.36] Yeah. +[1275.36 --> 1278.54] So, this one is a 2300 mAh battery in the phone, +[1278.70 --> 1281.40] and a 4990 mAh battery in the tablet. +[1281.60 --> 1282.92] So, you put them together, and what do you got? +[1282.98 --> 1283.80] Bibbidi-bobbidi-bop. +[1283.94 --> 1284.54] Bigger battery. +[1287.30 --> 1287.82] Fascinating. +[1288.86 --> 1291.48] I mean, okay, we need to create a straw poll for this or something. +[1291.56 --> 1292.64] Can you get a straw poll going? +[1293.08 --> 1298.98] So, are you interested in a phone that merges with a tablet? +[1299.82 --> 1302.48] And, guys, give us your thoughts on Twitter as well. +[1302.48 --> 1303.66] Just hit me at LinusTech. +[1303.72 --> 1305.06] We're going to do a Twitter blitz on this. +[1305.06 --> 1306.52] What would you need to see? +[1306.64 --> 1312.18] So, between the notebook that has an Android operating system and a Windows operating system +[1312.18 --> 1316.60] running on two completely separate pieces of hardware, and it's like notebook slash tablet +[1316.60 --> 1323.26] slash detachable phone, versus the Padphone X, which is a phone with like a tablet dock that +[1323.26 --> 1324.52] the phone goes into. +[1325.38 --> 1327.52] So, anyway, the phone has a 1080p screen. +[1327.58 --> 1328.90] The tablet's got a 9-inch screen. +[1329.02 --> 1330.20] The whole thing runs Android. +[1330.32 --> 1336.20] They're claiming up to 10 hours of battery life for video playback, and what an interesting +[1336.20 --> 1336.56] device. +[1336.66 --> 1338.80] I'm actually really looking forward to checking this out. +[1338.86 --> 1341.98] Results so far are extremely even at 51% and 49%. +[1342.52 --> 1343.08] Wow. +[1343.08 --> 1345.90] I think this is the most even poll we've ever had. +[1346.56 --> 1347.70] Holy balls. +[1348.94 --> 1349.24] Okay. +[1349.36 --> 1350.74] Well, we'll give you guys the results of that. +[1350.78 --> 1352.94] If you can IM that over to me, then I'll check it out in a moment. +[1353.10 --> 1356.92] But, guys, we've got some pictures here that I want to put up on the screen from the Engadget +[1356.92 --> 1358.60] article about the Padphone X. +[1359.00 --> 1363.28] So, here's the way that the phone, and as you can see, it'll be on the AT&T network. +[1363.50 --> 1368.56] So, here's the way that the phone docks into the back of the Padphone station, which is +[1368.56 --> 1372.72] the 9-inch, 16x10, 1920x1200 tablet. +[1374.00 --> 1382.74] For $200 bucks on contract, would you accept a little bit of a reduction in terms of like +[1382.74 --> 1389.00] fancy specs and features, like what you might get on an HTC One M8 for a more basic phone, +[1389.20 --> 1392.60] but one that comes with a tablet, now that you've actually spent some time using a tablet? +[1395.10 --> 1396.04] Probably not. +[1397.86 --> 1400.70] I know that might sound surprising because I was feeling happy with the tablet. +[1400.70 --> 1401.10] I am surprised. +[1401.70 --> 1404.24] But that tablet was only $200 bucks in itself. +[1405.16 --> 1409.56] But this is $200 bucks on contract, and the tablet-y part comes with your phone. +[1409.70 --> 1411.16] And let's assume you already need a phone. +[1411.16 --> 1416.52] Yeah, but then at the same time, independent batteries is kind of nice. +[1416.76 --> 1417.98] They do have independent batteries. +[1418.80 --> 1420.50] Can the tablet charge the phone? +[1424.34 --> 1426.10] Like, I'm not sure exactly how it works. +[1426.18 --> 1428.36] Or does it just run off the battery on the tablet? +[1430.40 --> 1431.10] Hard to say. +[1431.46 --> 1431.96] Hard to say. +[1432.08 --> 1434.48] And it can run independently is kind of nice as well. +[1434.66 --> 1435.42] Yeah, which it can't. +[1435.66 --> 1435.86] Yeah. +[1436.20 --> 1437.72] Because, like, I don't know. +[1437.90 --> 1439.38] Wow, it's exactly 50-50. +[1439.50 --> 1440.00] What the heck? +[1440.00 --> 1441.92] I put it in the dock. +[1442.18 --> 1442.50] Oh, sure. +[1442.52 --> 1442.76] So you can find it. +[1442.84 --> 1443.80] It's right under this topic. +[1444.32 --> 1446.46] But being able to run it independently is nice. +[1446.98 --> 1453.72] That way, like, if someone's over and you have your Chromecast set up to be able to stream things off your tablet, they can be looking at your tablet. +[1453.86 --> 1455.46] And you can still have usability of your phone. +[1456.08 --> 1457.66] Other things like that would be nice. +[1457.66 --> 1468.40] If it's going to be, like, $50 more compared to buying an equivalent phone and you just get this tablet dock thing as well, I think that's pretty cool and I'd probably go for that. +[1468.46 --> 1469.56] Which does kind of make sense. +[1469.70 --> 1470.96] It sounds like what it actually is. +[1471.32 --> 1473.26] So I'd probably be down. +[1473.96 --> 1474.32] Wow. +[1474.32 --> 1477.44] But I'm not super into buying phones on contract anymore anyways. +[1477.70 --> 1479.02] That's exactly 50-50. +[1479.70 --> 1479.98] That's crazy. +[1479.98 --> 1483.80] Well, no, it's technically winning, but, like, yeah, not by much. +[1483.86 --> 1489.36] If anyone hasn't voted yet, we can go ahead and pop that in there again. +[1489.42 --> 1491.04] But that is absolutely amazing. +[1491.04 --> 1505.76] So it looks like there's definitely some interest in the whole tablet phone merger thing, but it remains to be seen if anyone other than Asus has the wherewithal or the willingness or whatever you would call it. +[1505.76 --> 1506.18] The gusto. +[1506.46 --> 1506.74] Yeah. +[1506.98 --> 1507.84] Wants to make one. +[1507.84 --> 1512.42] I mean, it's the kind of thing you can see Samsung kind of going, oh, something we didn't think of. +[1512.48 --> 1513.28] Let's make one too. +[1513.52 --> 1514.28] And then. +[1514.74 --> 1515.94] So everything that Samsung does? +[1516.10 --> 1517.10] Yeah, pretty much. +[1517.54 --> 1519.08] It's like an idea. +[1519.08 --> 1523.10] Yeah, we're not sure if it's good or not, but let's make sure that we're covering all of our bases. +[1523.80 --> 1525.84] And make really bad commercials to go along with them. +[1526.10 --> 1528.74] Oh, you know, they were on a roll for a bit. +[1529.02 --> 1530.92] That whole next best thing was great. +[1531.70 --> 1532.16] And then. +[1532.72 --> 1536.26] Their most recent one that they will not stop playing on YouTube is actually pretty OK. +[1536.40 --> 1536.70] Is it? +[1536.78 --> 1536.96] OK. +[1537.04 --> 1538.10] I haven't seen that one yet. +[1539.16 --> 1539.52] All right. +[1539.52 --> 1545.30] It's for their watch and their phone at the same time in one commercial. +[1545.82 --> 1546.06] OK. +[1546.22 --> 1547.40] But it's like it's not that bad. +[1547.52 --> 1548.38] It's fairly upbeat. +[1548.38 --> 1549.84] It doesn't have a terrible storyline. +[1550.46 --> 1552.78] Like the one with the guy picking up the chick with his smartwatch. +[1552.90 --> 1553.08] Yeah. +[1553.22 --> 1553.36] Yeah. +[1553.40 --> 1554.34] None of that kind of stuff. +[1554.70 --> 1557.14] It's just it's just kind of an upbeat commercial. +[1557.34 --> 1558.68] And it's really hard to watch. +[1558.78 --> 1559.14] It was. +[1559.28 --> 1560.52] It was like painful. +[1561.02 --> 1561.38] All right. +[1561.44 --> 1561.90] So let's. +[1561.96 --> 1563.70] It looks like no is actually winning now. +[1563.98 --> 1564.84] But only by two percent. +[1564.86 --> 1565.68] Let's hit the Twitters. +[1566.06 --> 1566.36] All right. +[1566.66 --> 1567.00] OK. +[1568.14 --> 1572.74] All that Twitter interaction that we often forget to do sometimes these days. +[1572.90 --> 1573.40] It's sort of crazy. +[1573.60 --> 1574.24] Do you want me to turn it? +[1574.56 --> 1574.96] Sorry. +[1575.22 --> 1575.82] Do you want me to turn this? +[1576.06 --> 1576.32] Sure. +[1576.72 --> 1576.88] Yeah. +[1576.88 --> 1577.42] That couldn't hurt. +[1577.58 --> 1577.92] Whoa. +[1578.02 --> 1579.12] That's kind of trippy. +[1579.60 --> 1582.56] When someone turns the monitor while you're holding the mouse still. +[1583.18 --> 1583.64] It's like. +[1583.88 --> 1584.24] Oh. +[1584.34 --> 1585.70] My mouse is moving man. +[1586.74 --> 1587.14] Oh. +[1587.30 --> 1587.70] Wow. +[1588.54 --> 1588.94] Whoa. +[1588.94 --> 1589.44] Whoa man. +[1591.34 --> 1591.78] Whoa. +[1592.22 --> 1592.68] All right. +[1592.76 --> 1596.28] So the original phone pad distributes the battery power evenly. +[1596.52 --> 1597.66] Not sure if the new one does though. +[1597.74 --> 1598.28] That's interesting. +[1598.44 --> 1600.44] So either one could charge off the other I guess. +[1600.50 --> 1600.62] Right. +[1600.70 --> 1601.54] That would be kind of cool actually. +[1601.54 --> 1601.90] OK. +[1602.68 --> 1605.44] Craigle says not a fan of the combination of the two. +[1605.54 --> 1607.62] If one breaks then I have half a tablet. +[1608.00 --> 1609.76] I don't see the benefit to having them connect. +[1610.08 --> 1610.28] OK. +[1610.32 --> 1610.88] That's interesting. +[1611.08 --> 1612.60] But I mean by that logic. +[1612.94 --> 1613.56] It's not really. +[1613.76 --> 1616.54] Why buy a stereo that has both left and right speakers? +[1616.66 --> 1619.80] Because then if one of the speakers fails you only have half a stereo. +[1620.06 --> 1621.22] That's not even right. +[1621.34 --> 1622.04] Because they disconnect. +[1622.48 --> 1622.70] Yeah. +[1622.70 --> 1626.72] If one of them breaks you either have a tablet and not a phone or you have a phone and not a tablet. +[1627.28 --> 1627.70] You will never have a tablet. +[1627.70 --> 1629.40] No because the tablet won't work without the phone. +[1629.80 --> 1632.56] So you've either got a phone and no tablet or you have nothing. +[1632.58 --> 1634.14] So if your phone breaks you're totally screwed. +[1634.22 --> 1634.42] Yes. +[1635.24 --> 1635.52] Yeah. +[1635.96 --> 1636.16] Yeah. +[1636.20 --> 1636.52] I don't know. +[1636.84 --> 1637.62] That's not really. +[1638.38 --> 1640.60] I have my PadPhone X pre-ordered. +[1640.78 --> 1644.04] I get an almost top of the line phone and tablet on one data plan. +[1644.22 --> 1644.50] That. +[1644.62 --> 1645.28] That's a good point. +[1645.42 --> 1646.06] That's a very good point. +[1646.06 --> 1646.60] That's a very good point. +[1646.60 --> 1659.06] The data plan point because for some reason the wireless carriers are still determined to fleece us on the whole idea that we should be able to use our data across multiple devices. +[1659.86 --> 1660.60] It's like I just. +[1662.74 --> 1663.30] Stuff. +[1663.30 --> 1663.84] So annoying. +[1664.18 --> 1664.48] Stuff. +[1664.64 --> 1667.98] Battles that were won you know a hundred years ago. +[1668.46 --> 1669.38] Like you know. +[1671.58 --> 1675.32] Actually now that I think of it it's not that different from other things. +[1675.32 --> 1688.76] I mean you look at you look at the way that your cable TV provider once you switched off of analog where you could just use splitters and they kind of like we're like oh yeah you need a digital box. +[1689.24 --> 1691.06] Rent another digital box for every TV. +[1691.28 --> 1691.52] Yeah. +[1691.76 --> 1692.38] Cost extra. +[1693.68 --> 1694.16] Yeah. +[1694.28 --> 1696.16] I guess that's just the way everything's going. +[1696.32 --> 1699.02] You have to subscribe per device rather than per person. +[1699.24 --> 1700.08] Very annoying. +[1700.30 --> 1702.36] Except except for Netflix. +[1702.36 --> 1705.72] You just have to subscribe per device that's streaming at that point in time. +[1705.90 --> 1708.58] It's whatever works out better for whoever's providing it to you. +[1708.68 --> 1709.98] So you look at something like Windows. +[1710.20 --> 1713.22] If I could license Windows per person I'd be thrilled. +[1713.74 --> 1714.82] And that's per device. +[1715.24 --> 1717.90] And then you look at actually what is per person. +[1718.94 --> 1719.58] Oh boy. +[1720.12 --> 1723.68] Well isn't Adobe Creative Cloud technically per person. +[1723.94 --> 1725.16] Oh yeah that's per person for sure. +[1725.18 --> 1726.90] But it's just not infinite amount of devices. +[1727.10 --> 1727.92] It's like three or something. +[1727.96 --> 1728.12] Two. +[1728.12 --> 1729.16] Yeah two devices. +[1729.36 --> 1730.40] So basically it's like. +[1730.78 --> 1731.62] But you can bounce around. +[1731.72 --> 1734.60] You just can't be logged in working on that many at one time. +[1735.00 --> 1735.20] That's all. +[1735.40 --> 1735.80] Okay. +[1736.00 --> 1741.56] If they can make the phone not protrude so weirdly and the specs are still solid and the battery's good I'd get a combo dealio. +[1741.96 --> 1745.78] You know I don't see how they would do that anytime soon though. +[1745.80 --> 1747.98] Unless it was more like the phone kind of clips on. +[1747.98 --> 1751.10] Because you're going to want the tablet to be really thin. +[1751.36 --> 1754.64] And you're going to want the phone to have support while it's clipped in. +[1755.22 --> 1756.20] Unless it was like. +[1756.34 --> 1756.94] Unless there was. +[1757.42 --> 1757.82] Yeah. +[1759.08 --> 1760.76] I can't think of a good way to do that. +[1760.90 --> 1761.28] Not really. +[1761.60 --> 1762.80] We're also not engineers though. +[1764.20 --> 1766.38] I would be interested in a phone tablet hybrid. +[1766.58 --> 1770.26] But I feel if the tab is nine inches the phone is a bit too big at five inches. +[1770.76 --> 1773.62] Five inches is not that big of a phone these days though. +[1773.82 --> 1775.94] Which is funny to me because I still think. +[1775.94 --> 1776.18] It's weird. +[1776.18 --> 1777.70] I still find it big. +[1778.14 --> 1779.64] Because my hands are still small. +[1779.74 --> 1784.90] They didn't change because screen sizes became a fad that got bigger. +[1786.00 --> 1789.72] And I find nine inches is a pretty comfortable size for a tablet. +[1789.84 --> 1791.48] That's only a little bit smaller than the iPad. +[1793.70 --> 1794.14] Really? +[1794.70 --> 1795.54] I didn't say anything. +[1796.32 --> 1798.28] Nine inches is a comfortable size for a tablet. +[1798.42 --> 1800.14] I didn't even pause suggestively. +[1800.24 --> 1800.74] I didn't say anything. +[1801.30 --> 1802.66] You can click in whatever you want. +[1803.22 --> 1804.10] Will says. +[1804.10 --> 1806.46] I would need to see a quad core on everything. +[1806.78 --> 1809.02] Greater than six pounds total weight. +[1809.54 --> 1811.28] What are you asking for? +[1812.82 --> 1814.74] Why would you want a six pound tablet? +[1815.38 --> 1816.10] All right, Will. +[1816.14 --> 1816.50] You're done. +[1816.56 --> 1819.66] I think he's done his things wrong. +[1819.66 --> 1822.64] Most phones have the specs to power a tablet anyway. +[1822.76 --> 1824.16] Yeah, it's basically the same hardware. +[1824.30 --> 1825.70] I mean, you look at the Apple side of things. +[1825.80 --> 1828.26] They're just putting the same chips in their phones and their tablets. +[1828.48 --> 1831.58] Makes sense for them to converge, but only if it's cheaper than two devices. +[1831.96 --> 1835.58] And if you're saving money on the hardware and on the data plan, +[1836.44 --> 1838.70] and basically you're just buying another screen in a shell, +[1838.88 --> 1840.74] then there's definitely a savings to be had there. +[1840.82 --> 1841.26] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1841.26 --> 1846.74] As a mobile game developer, I need top and hardware. +[1846.88 --> 1851.26] Both of these are clearly lacking high-end CPUs and GPUs. +[1852.98 --> 1856.72] Um, in what way? +[1857.20 --> 1859.92] Because there's actually only one CPU and one GPU. +[1860.14 --> 1861.68] The tablet doesn't have one. +[1862.30 --> 1863.68] So this is running a... +[1864.52 --> 1865.64] Hold on if I can find it. +[1865.70 --> 1865.82] Yeah. +[1866.06 --> 1869.64] Is it running both of these as in the tablet dock and the phone? +[1869.76 --> 1872.42] Or is he talking about this and the Transformer 5? +[1872.70 --> 1873.44] I'm not sure. +[1873.54 --> 1875.54] It's very hard for me to say at this point in time. +[1876.30 --> 1878.34] Um, but yeah, it's a Snapdragon 800. +[1878.58 --> 1879.38] So it's not... +[1879.38 --> 1879.90] It's... +[1879.90 --> 1883.88] I mean, it doesn't get a whole load faster than that +[1883.88 --> 1885.58] in terms of a mobile CPU. +[1885.80 --> 1888.84] I mean, the 805 is marginally better at certain things. +[1888.84 --> 1892.38] But it's not a quantum leap forward or anything like that. +[1892.46 --> 1894.78] So I don't see that making much of a difference. +[1895.04 --> 1896.76] All right, should we move on to our next topic here? +[1896.86 --> 1896.96] Sure. +[1897.20 --> 1897.66] All right. +[1898.60 --> 1899.62] What do we got? +[1900.74 --> 1903.26] The monitor that you're probably going to be excited about? +[1903.76 --> 1906.06] Actually, believe it or not, I'm not. +[1906.18 --> 1906.92] Or are we going to... +[1906.92 --> 1907.38] Nope, nope. +[1907.42 --> 1908.54] We're going to keep doing ASUS topics. +[1908.92 --> 1909.48] Uh, why not? +[1909.88 --> 1911.96] Oh, is there a monitor that I will be excited about? +[1912.08 --> 1913.26] No, I was just saying, like, +[1913.32 --> 1916.32] it seemed to be one big column of ASUS topics. +[1916.56 --> 1918.16] Well, it was Computex. +[1918.16 --> 1920.46] Computex is a big show for Taiwanese companies, +[1920.46 --> 1923.78] so it makes a lot of sense that ASUS would have had a lot going on there. +[1924.10 --> 1924.66] So why not? +[1924.98 --> 1928.02] This is the PA-328Q. +[1928.16 --> 1931.46] It's a 32-inch 4K, so that's 138 pixels per inch. +[1931.88 --> 1935.12] Factory calibrated, just like ProArts tend to be. +[1935.38 --> 1936.20] 10-bit color. +[1936.74 --> 1938.32] 100% sRGB. +[1938.60 --> 1939.60] Wide color gamut. +[1940.02 --> 1940.50] Capable. +[1940.70 --> 1943.52] It's got three HDMI inputs, one of which supports MHL, +[1943.84 --> 1945.42] so you can output off your phone to your monitor, +[1945.42 --> 1946.80] as if anyone's ever done that, ever. +[1946.80 --> 1949.44] Um, I was corrected about that today, by the way. +[1949.52 --> 1952.86] I was telling, um, the wheels over at NCIX +[1952.86 --> 1957.60] that I think that tablets outputting to TVs doesn't matter +[1957.60 --> 1960.50] because Chromecast is sort of a thing. +[1961.16 --> 1963.30] And, yeah. +[1963.88 --> 1965.26] And he's like, nope, I do it all the time. +[1966.10 --> 1966.40] Why? +[1966.86 --> 1969.20] I couldn't quite understand what he was talking about, +[1969.32 --> 1971.28] but basically I concluded that he's drunk. +[1971.28 --> 1971.84] Okay. +[1972.08 --> 1974.80] Yeah, I was like, so how were you proved wrong here? +[1974.98 --> 1975.88] I don't understand. +[1976.50 --> 1977.96] So what's exciting about this one, +[1978.00 --> 1982.28] even though Asus doesn't have a clear idea of when exactly it will be released +[1982.28 --> 1984.08] or what exactly the price will be, +[1984.28 --> 1988.74] it will be considerably cheaper than the $3,000 PQ series, +[1989.18 --> 1993.92] which was launched, actually, I believe the first time we saw it was Computex last year. +[1993.98 --> 1994.28] I think so. +[1994.28 --> 1997.26] It's amazing the way prices are dropping on Dem4Ks, eh? +[1997.58 --> 1998.38] It's exciting. +[1998.54 --> 1999.70] Yeah, it's really exciting. +[1999.72 --> 2001.60] It might actually be reasonable at some point in time. +[2002.08 --> 2005.24] And in terms of the actual display quality, +[2005.44 --> 2007.52] while it's not 100% clear what it'll be right now, +[2007.58 --> 2010.14] they're not actually telling us what panel type it'll be, +[2010.64 --> 2013.44] but 10-bit color, factory color calibrated. +[2013.92 --> 2015.20] This could actually be anything. +[2015.28 --> 2015.72] Hard to say. +[2015.78 --> 2017.72] Anyway, this is the same size as that one, +[2018.04 --> 2019.42] has a whack ton of inputs, +[2019.42 --> 2020.72] is much, much cheaper, +[2020.96 --> 2025.24] and should be landing sometime in the next sort of little while. +[2025.86 --> 2029.56] But they're aiming for about half the price of the older PQ. +[2029.92 --> 2033.40] So we should be looking at like $1,500 to $2,000-ish, +[2033.66 --> 2034.48] somewhere in that range. +[2034.56 --> 2035.54] So why not interested? +[2036.50 --> 2038.38] Because I just don't care about 4K anymore. +[2039.34 --> 2040.66] Oh, because you want your wide format. +[2040.90 --> 2041.72] Yeah, I'm done. +[2042.24 --> 2046.32] 4K is until scaling is fixed. +[2047.44 --> 2047.88] Yeah. +[2047.88 --> 2051.00] Then I can't bring myself to use it. +[2051.18 --> 2053.64] I'm not going to upgrade to a display +[2053.64 --> 2057.16] that makes some things look extremely sharp +[2057.16 --> 2059.86] and other things look worse than before. +[2060.04 --> 2062.04] And some things incredibly hard to read. +[2062.22 --> 2062.36] Yes. +[2062.36 --> 2064.94] And weird website formatting and all this other stuff. +[2064.94 --> 2067.20] And all that stuff that, you know, +[2067.38 --> 2070.10] Microsoft and application developers +[2070.10 --> 2072.82] really needed to be working on over the last few years +[2072.82 --> 2074.24] as opposed to, +[2075.12 --> 2077.14] Oh, 4K's here. +[2077.58 --> 2080.08] Oh, I guess we better do something. +[2080.58 --> 2081.74] Some of them are reacting. +[2081.94 --> 2082.66] Some just aren't. +[2082.80 --> 2084.06] Some just aren't reacting at all. +[2084.28 --> 2087.14] And that kind of attitude is what sets Apple apart. +[2087.38 --> 2089.94] And I know I come across as a bit of an Apple fanboy, +[2090.06 --> 2091.50] but some of the things that they do +[2091.50 --> 2094.18] are really, really good. +[2094.24 --> 2095.28] And they're good things. +[2095.28 --> 2097.48] The fact that they figured out +[2097.48 --> 2100.46] how to make scaling work properly on their OSes +[2100.46 --> 2103.24] before rolling out the hardware that supports it. +[2104.00 --> 2104.32] Or at the same, +[2104.40 --> 2105.66] like just putting in the work +[2105.66 --> 2107.74] to make sure that things actually function +[2107.74 --> 2108.74] the way that they intend +[2108.74 --> 2111.26] is the kind of thing I feel like +[2111.26 --> 2112.72] I should be able to take for granted, +[2112.98 --> 2115.40] but I know that I can't. +[2115.62 --> 2116.36] No, not at all. +[2116.52 --> 2117.40] Not on our platforms. +[2117.66 --> 2119.04] So speaking of Apple shilling. +[2119.52 --> 2119.82] Yeah. +[2119.82 --> 2120.22] Yeah. +[2120.40 --> 2121.14] iOS 8. +[2121.24 --> 2124.54] Actually, pretty excited to try iOS 8. +[2125.28 --> 2127.44] Some of the stuff here doesn't look that interesting. +[2127.68 --> 2130.28] I mean, HomeKit is going to be really exciting. +[2130.84 --> 2133.08] Okay, McAfee, just screw it off. +[2133.24 --> 2133.58] Go away. +[2133.70 --> 2137.92] HomeKit is going to be either a massive success in the future +[2137.92 --> 2139.82] or there's going to be something else +[2139.82 --> 2143.08] that completely destroys it and is way better. +[2143.08 --> 2147.00] But that's Apple's way of integrating their device +[2147.00 --> 2149.66] with home automation stuff like your blinds +[2149.66 --> 2152.16] or your thermostat or your door lock. +[2152.50 --> 2154.36] They're building security into it +[2154.36 --> 2155.62] so that the theory is that +[2155.62 --> 2158.08] no one can unlock your door except you. +[2158.68 --> 2161.36] What's interesting is with that whole thing +[2161.36 --> 2163.78] with people remotely locking iPhones +[2163.78 --> 2165.98] and then holding them for ransom. +[2167.36 --> 2170.04] That was one thing. +[2171.70 --> 2174.64] But breaking into people's phones +[2174.64 --> 2177.54] and breaking into people, +[2177.60 --> 2180.78] basically breaking into someone's ecosystem +[2180.78 --> 2182.14] of digital devices +[2182.14 --> 2185.66] is going to be a really scary thing. +[2185.76 --> 2186.58] You know what would be interesting +[2186.58 --> 2188.30] would be offline phones. +[2189.52 --> 2190.48] Offline phones. +[2190.48 --> 2193.22] Having a phone which is like your public phone +[2193.22 --> 2195.14] which you don't store anything super crazy on. +[2195.32 --> 2196.12] Are you a drug dealer? +[2196.38 --> 2197.78] And then having a phone +[2197.78 --> 2199.16] that you don't put a SIM card in. +[2199.22 --> 2200.24] Do you often cheat on women? +[2200.86 --> 2201.30] What? +[2201.30 --> 2204.08] Why is two phones your solution to every problem? +[2204.78 --> 2206.38] You've been watching too much Breaking Bad. +[2206.50 --> 2207.54] I do that a lot too. +[2207.72 --> 2208.62] I have two phones right now. +[2208.86 --> 2209.18] Anyways. +[2212.52 --> 2213.96] No to both those questions. +[2214.36 --> 2214.72] But seriously, +[2214.84 --> 2215.92] you could have one that's set up +[2215.92 --> 2217.16] for all your home automation and everything. +[2217.46 --> 2217.74] Yes. +[2218.04 --> 2219.34] Does not connect to the internet. +[2219.64 --> 2219.96] Okay. +[2220.14 --> 2221.80] So you don't have to worry nearly as much +[2221.80 --> 2222.74] about getting hijacked. +[2222.82 --> 2224.52] You could still possibly get hijacked +[2224.52 --> 2225.66] through other devices or whatever +[2225.66 --> 2227.02] but it's going to be extremely difficult +[2227.02 --> 2228.76] and it would probably have to be targeted +[2228.76 --> 2230.86] directly at you instead of just a random... +[2230.86 --> 2232.88] I think this is an incredibly stupid solution +[2232.88 --> 2233.52] to the problem. +[2234.56 --> 2235.00] Wow. +[2235.28 --> 2235.68] Why? +[2235.78 --> 2236.76] That's so mean. +[2237.38 --> 2237.82] Because. +[2238.26 --> 2239.80] It's the same reason nobody... +[2239.80 --> 2239.94] Okay. +[2240.58 --> 2241.30] Basically... +[2241.30 --> 2243.40] Mobile phones have huge security holes +[2243.40 --> 2245.36] so completely removing that security hole +[2245.36 --> 2245.78] is helpful. +[2248.92 --> 2250.54] Basically what you're suggesting +[2250.54 --> 2252.02] is we bring back the PDA. +[2253.18 --> 2253.86] Kind of. +[2254.26 --> 2255.56] An offline phone. +[2255.96 --> 2256.44] Yeah. +[2256.80 --> 2257.20] No. +[2257.20 --> 2257.64] Why? +[2258.16 --> 2259.04] Because it's stupid. +[2259.10 --> 2260.20] What if you're worried about your house +[2260.20 --> 2261.68] getting hijacked? +[2261.80 --> 2262.30] Straw poll. +[2262.38 --> 2262.92] Okay, fine. +[2263.06 --> 2263.60] Straw poll. +[2263.88 --> 2265.54] Offline, offline phones. +[2265.76 --> 2266.96] Do they need to be a thing +[2266.96 --> 2268.98] or is Slick an idiot? +[2269.60 --> 2271.14] Those can be the only two options. +[2271.76 --> 2272.84] Yes, we need these. +[2273.54 --> 2274.34] Luke is an idiot. +[2277.02 --> 2278.30] I'm going to get destroyed. +[2281.74 --> 2283.60] Sometimes you don't think before you talk. +[2283.74 --> 2285.34] No, I actually still agree with this though +[2285.34 --> 2286.60] but it doesn't have to be a phone. +[2286.60 --> 2288.60] It could be just like a device +[2289.12 --> 2290.04] that can control these. +[2290.04 --> 2292.20] Okay, but I think the kind of device +[2292.20 --> 2293.12] you're thinking of +[2293.12 --> 2295.14] is just, is like, +[2295.38 --> 2296.68] is like way overkill. +[2296.84 --> 2298.72] What I see happening is more like a... +[2298.72 --> 2299.34] That's what I mean. +[2299.46 --> 2300.56] It doesn't have to be... +[2300.56 --> 2300.82] Yeah. +[2301.08 --> 2301.60] Like a ring controller. +[2301.60 --> 2302.36] Whatever it is, +[2302.44 --> 2303.40] it should be some device +[2303.40 --> 2305.04] that has no internet connectivity +[2305.04 --> 2306.06] and can go with you. +[2306.12 --> 2307.32] I think I would still want a screen. +[2307.38 --> 2308.56] I just want to see a straw poll +[2308.56 --> 2309.70] where everyone calls you an idiot. +[2309.82 --> 2310.00] I know. +[2310.00 --> 2310.80] That was most of it. +[2310.90 --> 2311.86] I still want a screen. +[2311.98 --> 2312.80] That's why I said phone. +[2312.80 --> 2313.88] Would you need a screen +[2313.88 --> 2315.06] once you're more immersed +[2315.06 --> 2317.50] in a wearable type of Google system? +[2317.62 --> 2318.52] So your glass... +[2318.52 --> 2319.20] As of right now, +[2319.26 --> 2320.18] I do think so +[2320.18 --> 2321.30] because... +[2321.30 --> 2322.72] Well, glass is going to be connected to the internet. +[2322.88 --> 2324.22] If you connect your glass to that device +[2324.22 --> 2325.54] then you're just creating a hole. +[2325.64 --> 2326.34] What if you don't? +[2326.68 --> 2328.58] What if you just go like... +[2328.58 --> 2330.44] What if you just touch your ring against your glass? +[2330.92 --> 2332.62] It goes into airplane mode. +[2332.62 --> 2332.64] And you're connected. +[2332.86 --> 2333.20] Hold on. +[2333.36 --> 2334.74] What if it just acts as a display? +[2335.74 --> 2337.02] So the processing's here. +[2337.82 --> 2338.76] Everything is here +[2338.76 --> 2340.24] except just a display link. +[2340.48 --> 2341.26] There's no way... +[2341.26 --> 2342.04] To my knowledge, +[2342.16 --> 2344.32] there's no way to hack a DVI connection. +[2344.92 --> 2346.72] Like, that's a pretty minor issue. +[2346.80 --> 2347.40] I don't really know. +[2348.14 --> 2349.82] So if you use that as a control, +[2349.92 --> 2351.32] so you basically just had your glass +[2351.32 --> 2352.76] and then you could gesture +[2352.76 --> 2353.84] or do whatever else +[2353.84 --> 2354.64] or type in the air +[2354.64 --> 2355.66] or whatever solutions +[2355.66 --> 2356.56] they end up coming up with, +[2356.82 --> 2357.96] I think that's feasible. +[2358.90 --> 2359.84] So a wearable +[2359.84 --> 2360.98] is probably the right answer here. +[2361.00 --> 2361.96] But I would still want to... +[2361.96 --> 2362.38] I don't know. +[2363.26 --> 2363.66] I don't know. +[2363.66 --> 2365.70] I don't think connecting it to... +[2365.70 --> 2366.82] Because it's not DVI. +[2366.92 --> 2367.56] I'll tell you what. +[2368.14 --> 2368.64] I'll tell you what. +[2368.74 --> 2372.08] I will bring my old HP Pocket PC in. +[2372.22 --> 2373.28] But that's not the same. +[2373.36 --> 2373.92] It's not helpful. +[2374.06 --> 2374.64] It has. +[2375.32 --> 2376.72] Because I would want it to be... +[2376.72 --> 2379.60] It has a 733 megahertz... +[2379.60 --> 2380.96] Oh no, 533 megahertz. +[2380.96 --> 2381.38] I was like, +[2381.44 --> 2382.28] that's actually pretty fast. +[2382.30 --> 2383.50] X-scale processor. +[2383.76 --> 2384.08] All right? +[2384.48 --> 2385.76] It's got like... +[2385.76 --> 2387.02] This is not the point though. +[2387.02 --> 2388.52] It's got like 128 megs of RAM. +[2388.66 --> 2390.08] I can have it connected to my parents' house. +[2390.16 --> 2391.52] I can have it connected to my house. +[2391.52 --> 2392.82] I can have it connected to, say, +[2392.84 --> 2394.02] my significant other's house. +[2394.20 --> 2395.54] And then whenever I go there, +[2395.60 --> 2396.62] it can recognize me +[2396.62 --> 2397.92] and I can change different things +[2397.92 --> 2398.92] on the device. +[2398.92 --> 2400.54] But then it's not connected to the internet +[2400.54 --> 2401.48] so I don't have to worry about +[2401.48 --> 2402.38] those things leaking. +[2402.60 --> 2405.68] I have 64 megs of compact flash storage in it. +[2405.68 --> 2406.86] I don't care about your stupid pocket PC. +[2407.32 --> 2408.96] That's not what I'm trying to describe. +[2409.18 --> 2410.36] Yeah, that's not the thing in my pocket +[2410.36 --> 2411.18] you care about, I guess. +[2411.30 --> 2411.82] No, it's not. +[2412.14 --> 2412.46] All right. +[2412.50 --> 2413.52] Let's go ahead and... +[2414.14 --> 2415.98] Not as many people grilled me as I thought. +[2416.30 --> 2416.62] Okay. +[2416.74 --> 2418.10] Where's our straw poll? +[2418.58 --> 2419.08] It's... +[2420.08 --> 2422.66] Oh, oh, oh, oh, bollocks. +[2423.18 --> 2423.68] There we go. +[2423.98 --> 2424.46] All right. +[2424.66 --> 2425.96] No, no, no. +[2426.64 --> 2427.32] Where's ours? +[2427.34 --> 2428.28] I just posted it. +[2428.32 --> 2429.24] You just keep looking away +[2429.24 --> 2430.04] whenever I post it. +[2430.18 --> 2430.66] There you go. +[2431.30 --> 2432.10] There we go. +[2432.22 --> 2432.68] All right. +[2432.76 --> 2433.94] So let's have a look at the results +[2433.94 --> 2434.62] of the poll here. +[2434.82 --> 2435.22] Wow. +[2435.44 --> 2437.14] Actually, you're doing better than I thought. +[2438.70 --> 2442.30] 42% of people are blindly following you +[2442.30 --> 2443.28] off of the abyss +[2443.28 --> 2444.26] like the lemmings that they are. +[2444.26 --> 2446.30] Because you just want everyone's house to get locked. +[2446.56 --> 2450.26] And 658% of you are saying +[2450.26 --> 2452.22] that that's basically a stupid idea +[2452.22 --> 2452.94] from a stupid person. +[2452.94 --> 2454.20] 658%? +[2454.92 --> 2456.70] Well, I might have embellished it a little bit. +[2456.70 --> 2457.88] So they're all following the dude +[2457.88 --> 2460.06] that can't read anything at all +[2460.06 --> 2461.30] and just adds numbers to you. +[2461.30 --> 2461.84] You know what? +[2461.98 --> 2462.82] Not being able to read +[2462.82 --> 2464.28] is a specific learning disability +[2464.28 --> 2466.28] that actually you have and I don't. +[2467.00 --> 2467.36] That's... +[2467.36 --> 2468.26] No, I can still read. +[2468.42 --> 2468.68] Right. +[2468.84 --> 2469.36] But slowly. +[2469.70 --> 2470.04] Yes. +[2470.20 --> 2470.50] Yes. +[2470.76 --> 2471.46] But that's not... +[2471.46 --> 2471.84] What? +[2472.28 --> 2473.12] Yeah, that's right. +[2473.12 --> 2474.80] That's not right at all. +[2475.00 --> 2476.52] It's getting personal now, bitch. +[2476.54 --> 2477.58] And you're just wrong. +[2479.16 --> 2481.26] At least I don't wet my pants during the show. +[2481.72 --> 2482.26] I don't... +[2482.26 --> 2482.54] What? +[2483.34 --> 2484.62] You said you were so sweaty +[2484.62 --> 2485.42] that your pants were wet. +[2485.66 --> 2486.38] Actually, that was me. +[2486.50 --> 2486.92] But... +[2486.92 --> 2489.26] That was so not true at all. +[2489.66 --> 2491.06] You literally said that +[2491.06 --> 2491.90] like last week. +[2492.70 --> 2493.10] What? +[2495.58 --> 2496.66] Now you're making... +[2496.66 --> 2497.10] Oh, man. +[2497.14 --> 2498.50] You're just saying things about yourself +[2498.50 --> 2499.50] and then... +[2499.50 --> 2502.24] That doesn't even make any sense. +[2502.24 --> 2502.74] I'm projecting. +[2504.82 --> 2505.66] Oh, my goodness. +[2505.80 --> 2506.62] I'm a troubled person. +[2506.62 --> 2507.50] All right. +[2507.56 --> 2508.86] So back to iOS 8. +[2508.98 --> 2510.96] It's available for developers in beta now +[2510.96 --> 2512.46] and it'll get a full release in the fall. +[2512.68 --> 2515.94] We are finally getting third-party keyboards, +[2516.34 --> 2519.94] which is something that I was really disappointed about +[2519.94 --> 2522.68] with moving from Android back to iOS. +[2522.88 --> 2524.94] Going back to being stuck with just one keyboard +[2524.94 --> 2527.82] was grinding my gears. +[2527.82 --> 2531.98] And this is one big step towards me being able to use iOS again. +[2533.18 --> 2533.70] They do... +[2533.70 --> 2538.44] Their own keyboard is also getting some enhanced functionality +[2538.44 --> 2540.20] in terms of an auto-prediction +[2540.20 --> 2541.38] that predicts the next word +[2541.38 --> 2543.70] based on people that you're talking to +[2543.70 --> 2545.06] and whatever else. +[2545.46 --> 2546.68] So basically like SwiftKey, +[2546.80 --> 2548.50] except with even tighter integration. +[2548.50 --> 2551.84] I wonder if the custom keyboard apps +[2551.84 --> 2553.32] would be able to access that as well. +[2553.58 --> 2554.10] I would hope so. +[2554.32 --> 2554.82] I would hope so. +[2554.86 --> 2555.54] Because that would be nice +[2555.54 --> 2557.66] because doesn't iPhone have that thing +[2557.66 --> 2559.54] where it doesn't let you swear and stuff? +[2560.42 --> 2560.64] No. +[2560.90 --> 2561.76] Or can you add it? +[2561.88 --> 2562.12] Oh, yeah. +[2562.12 --> 2562.50] Can you add the dictionary? +[2562.68 --> 2562.94] Oh, yeah. +[2563.14 --> 2563.26] For sure. +[2563.26 --> 2565.02] I've never extensively used an iPhone, +[2565.14 --> 2565.52] so I don't know. +[2565.88 --> 2567.50] So you can reply directly +[2567.50 --> 2569.20] from the notification pull-down thing. +[2569.28 --> 2570.60] So you've got interactive notifications. +[2571.26 --> 2572.14] Their mail app, +[2572.16 --> 2572.92] which I never use +[2572.92 --> 2575.62] because the Gmail one is way better, +[2575.62 --> 2578.86] has gestures for removing, flagging, and such. +[2579.20 --> 2580.28] Their health kit thing +[2580.28 --> 2583.38] is basically Apple jumping on the whole bandwagon +[2583.38 --> 2586.66] of heart monitors and whatever. +[2586.94 --> 2588.38] What's kind of cool about health kit +[2588.38 --> 2591.40] is you can actually have your results +[2591.40 --> 2592.60] being automatically sent over +[2592.60 --> 2594.38] to Mayo Clinic or your doctor +[2594.38 --> 2595.28] or something like that. +[2595.44 --> 2597.48] So someone else can be helping you +[2597.48 --> 2598.84] track your activity. +[2600.30 --> 2601.20] HomeKit, I guess, +[2601.28 --> 2602.48] is where we got sidetracked. +[2603.36 --> 2605.44] Photos taken with any iOS 8 device +[2605.44 --> 2606.96] will be available via iCloud. +[2607.36 --> 2609.04] So it's like, okay. +[2609.24 --> 2609.56] Hooray. +[2609.88 --> 2611.38] Kind of like BitTorrent Sync or Dropbox. +[2611.40 --> 2612.78] Or Dropbox or whatever. +[2613.92 --> 2616.08] 200 gigs of iCloud is $399. +[2616.76 --> 2618.64] Siri now has Shazam integration, +[2619.02 --> 2619.82] which is pretty cool +[2619.82 --> 2622.08] because opening up Shazam was a lot of work. +[2622.64 --> 2623.82] And then finally, +[2623.98 --> 2625.90] it's coming to the iPhone 4S or newer. +[2626.16 --> 2627.08] And get this. +[2627.66 --> 2630.46] The iPad 2 is getting iOS 8. +[2630.72 --> 2631.68] That's actually kind of interesting. +[2631.72 --> 2632.62] That is fantastic. +[2632.62 --> 2634.08] They do some pretty crazy stuff +[2634.08 --> 2635.28] in terms of backwards compatibility. +[2635.68 --> 2636.60] I mean, that's great. +[2636.90 --> 2639.06] I have tablets from that era +[2639.06 --> 2641.04] that are running like 4.0. +[2641.28 --> 2641.58] Yeah. +[2642.62 --> 2643.54] That's great. +[2643.68 --> 2644.54] It's kind of brutal. +[2645.46 --> 2646.30] I actually, +[2646.46 --> 2648.14] I'm more interested in the Shazam integration +[2648.14 --> 2648.84] than I think you are +[2648.84 --> 2650.08] because it would be nice, +[2650.44 --> 2651.68] like, especially if you're driving. +[2652.02 --> 2652.94] You don't want to touch your phone. +[2653.00 --> 2654.24] You don't want to go open Shazam. +[2655.34 --> 2656.16] And you don't want to be like, +[2656.22 --> 2658.88] Siri, open Shazam or whatever. +[2659.46 --> 2660.66] Okay, you're probably right. +[2660.86 --> 2662.42] Because you said they're adding +[2662.42 --> 2664.12] Hello Siri kind of support, aren't they? +[2664.14 --> 2664.54] Hey Siri. +[2664.66 --> 2665.32] Hey Siri, yeah. +[2665.60 --> 2668.84] So if you can do completely hands-less, +[2668.96 --> 2670.08] like touch-less completely +[2670.08 --> 2671.20] without any worrying, +[2671.32 --> 2672.00] that would be kind of nice +[2672.00 --> 2673.02] to be able to check songs and stuff. +[2673.20 --> 2674.52] Yeah, you're probably right. +[2674.60 --> 2675.42] It's probably a bigger deal +[2675.42 --> 2676.38] than I'm giving it credit for +[2676.38 --> 2677.56] because it is something +[2677.56 --> 2678.62] that I use a fair bit +[2678.62 --> 2679.98] because I don't really pay attention +[2679.98 --> 2681.82] to celebrities and releases. +[2681.82 --> 2682.34] No, me neither. +[2682.54 --> 2682.94] Releases. +[2683.18 --> 2684.00] I'll just be like, +[2684.06 --> 2684.82] I'll be in the mall +[2684.82 --> 2687.32] and some horrible song +[2687.32 --> 2688.52] will be on the radio +[2688.52 --> 2689.06] and I'll be like, +[2689.16 --> 2690.38] wow, that sounds great. +[2692.12 --> 2693.04] What is it? +[2694.50 --> 2695.28] Yeah, I hear you. +[2696.38 --> 2696.90] That's funny. +[2697.22 --> 2698.52] I gotta get me some of that. +[2698.62 --> 2699.88] Some of that top 40. +[2700.28 --> 2700.64] Mmm. +[2701.62 --> 2702.04] All right. +[2702.10 --> 2702.78] Should we save, +[2702.92 --> 2704.54] let's save the Microsoft promises +[2704.54 --> 2706.32] to do more for PC gaming for later. +[2706.32 --> 2706.86] For like the fifth time. +[2706.86 --> 2708.62] So first up is Cortana. +[2708.82 --> 2710.14] Oh my God, I'm so excited. +[2710.28 --> 2712.10] I'm actually stoked for this. +[2712.10 --> 2713.40] Do you want to cover this one? +[2714.22 --> 2714.66] Sure. +[2715.38 --> 2717.00] I've been super, super interested +[2717.00 --> 2718.54] in voice controlling devices +[2718.54 --> 2719.86] for quite a while now +[2719.86 --> 2721.76] and I've been waiting +[2721.76 --> 2723.20] for Cortana announcements +[2723.20 --> 2725.00] and being able to listen to it +[2725.00 --> 2725.70] more in depth +[2725.70 --> 2726.84] and see them talk about it +[2726.84 --> 2727.32] and all that kind of stuff. +[2727.40 --> 2728.68] So I was super excited to see this. +[2729.00 --> 2730.62] If you go to this website, +[2730.94 --> 2732.40] either, I think both of them have it, +[2732.48 --> 2734.30] but Engadget or VG247, +[2734.82 --> 2737.26] you can listen to audio clips +[2737.26 --> 2738.22] of her talking. +[2739.12 --> 2740.62] It's essentially the answer +[2740.62 --> 2741.92] to Google Now and Siri +[2741.92 --> 2743.34] for Windows Phone +[2743.34 --> 2744.18] and I think they're adding it +[2744.18 --> 2745.10] to Xbox as well. +[2745.52 --> 2747.04] But she should be able +[2747.04 --> 2748.30] to have casual conversations +[2748.30 --> 2749.08] with you as well, +[2749.24 --> 2750.22] which is fairly interesting. +[2750.62 --> 2751.20] And creepy. +[2752.24 --> 2752.88] It's creepy, +[2753.12 --> 2754.28] but not necessarily +[2754.28 --> 2755.34] because if she could... +[2755.34 --> 2756.74] I'm old and afraid of technology, +[2756.90 --> 2757.66] so it's kind of creepy, +[2757.80 --> 2758.24] but go ahead. +[2758.56 --> 2758.80] Okay. +[2758.94 --> 2759.94] I don't think it's that creepy, +[2760.10 --> 2760.94] but I guess I'm not +[2760.94 --> 2762.46] as old as Linus is. +[2762.46 --> 2763.32] I just don't expect it +[2763.32 --> 2764.12] to work very well. +[2765.12 --> 2765.70] Because they're... +[2765.70 --> 2766.94] In the articles, +[2767.12 --> 2767.94] they have examples +[2767.94 --> 2770.18] of kind of cheeky things +[2770.18 --> 2770.96] that she'll say. +[2771.08 --> 2771.76] Like if you ask her +[2771.76 --> 2772.74] if she's better than Siri, +[2772.92 --> 2773.44] she says, +[2773.92 --> 2774.46] not to brag, +[2774.54 --> 2775.32] but apparently I'll help +[2775.32 --> 2775.92] save the universe +[2775.92 --> 2777.14] in about 500 years. +[2777.82 --> 2778.36] And I'm just kind of like, +[2778.42 --> 2780.12] yeah, but all those are like... +[2780.12 --> 2781.40] Anything that relies +[2781.40 --> 2783.26] on a pre-programmed response +[2783.26 --> 2785.54] is always going to +[2785.54 --> 2786.44] not be that great. +[2786.54 --> 2788.66] It's like bullet holes +[2788.66 --> 2789.64] in the side of a house +[2789.64 --> 2790.10] in a game. +[2790.92 --> 2792.24] Until we get to the point +[2792.24 --> 2794.38] where the wood dynamically breaks +[2794.38 --> 2796.16] upon impact from the bullet, +[2796.66 --> 2797.36] it's going to look +[2797.36 --> 2798.10] like a video game. +[2798.54 --> 2798.70] Yeah. +[2799.50 --> 2800.26] Yeah, that's true. +[2800.32 --> 2800.94] Sorry, go ahead. +[2801.14 --> 2801.24] Go ahead. +[2801.36 --> 2803.98] But because it's all in server, +[2804.12 --> 2805.26] they're planning on adding +[2805.26 --> 2806.84] things like jokes +[2806.84 --> 2807.44] and all this kind of stuff +[2807.44 --> 2808.36] as time goes on. +[2808.40 --> 2808.88] Every two weeks, +[2808.88 --> 2809.72] I think they were saying. +[2809.78 --> 2810.54] Yeah, so things like +[2810.54 --> 2811.68] it can go along +[2811.68 --> 2812.50] with current events. +[2812.72 --> 2813.38] So if you ask it +[2813.38 --> 2814.52] about current events, +[2814.54 --> 2816.08] it can have topical things +[2816.08 --> 2816.76] to say about +[2816.76 --> 2817.30] all that kind of stuff. +[2817.40 --> 2818.82] So while you're completely right +[2818.82 --> 2820.50] and it's going to add +[2820.50 --> 2821.58] this weird thing +[2821.58 --> 2822.98] where you could ask her +[2822.98 --> 2823.56] the same question +[2823.56 --> 2824.18] a billion times +[2824.18 --> 2824.82] and she's probably going to +[2824.82 --> 2825.42] say the same thing +[2825.42 --> 2825.88] every time. +[2826.04 --> 2826.18] Yeah. +[2826.24 --> 2826.86] And that's going to sound +[2826.86 --> 2827.50] a little weird, +[2827.62 --> 2828.36] like the same thing +[2828.36 --> 2829.26] down to the letter. +[2829.54 --> 2829.74] Yeah. +[2829.88 --> 2830.58] So that might be +[2830.58 --> 2831.14] a little bit weird +[2831.14 --> 2832.14] and a little bit disconnecting. +[2832.38 --> 2833.58] They're going to be adding +[2833.58 --> 2834.52] to it all the time, +[2834.56 --> 2835.48] which should help that a lot. +[2835.84 --> 2837.62] And you're kind of right +[2837.62 --> 2838.12] at the same time, +[2838.18 --> 2838.58] there's going to be +[2838.58 --> 2839.18] this disconnect. +[2839.52 --> 2840.26] The conversations aren't +[2840.26 --> 2841.10] going to feel supernatural. +[2841.30 --> 2841.60] All that kind of stuff. +[2841.74 --> 2843.18] I'm sure that's going to happen. +[2843.56 --> 2844.56] But this is the start. +[2844.90 --> 2845.80] I also just don't really +[2845.80 --> 2846.50] have any desire +[2846.50 --> 2847.56] to converse with my phone. +[2848.82 --> 2849.38] Not really. +[2850.96 --> 2851.98] If it could like, +[2852.56 --> 2852.98] I don't know, +[2853.04 --> 2854.48] because I really, really like +[2854.48 --> 2856.64] OK Google Now, What's Up? +[2857.24 --> 2857.50] Yeah. +[2857.52 --> 2858.60] But it's horrible. +[2859.32 --> 2861.14] It is so terrible +[2861.14 --> 2862.82] and it is not useful. +[2863.74 --> 2865.10] OK, you might have to +[2865.10 --> 2866.94] sort of elaborate on that. +[2866.94 --> 2868.16] I don't have my phone on that. +[2868.16 --> 2869.02] I wish I could do, +[2869.08 --> 2870.04] I would do a live demo, +[2870.18 --> 2870.62] but I don't. +[2872.24 --> 2872.94] I'll go like, +[2873.00 --> 2873.62] I'll have some emails +[2873.62 --> 2874.44] and some text messages +[2874.44 --> 2874.90] and whatever. +[2875.44 --> 2875.94] And I'm like, +[2876.00 --> 2876.96] OK Google Now, What's Up? +[2876.98 --> 2877.36] And it's like, +[2877.60 --> 2878.30] Hello Luke! +[2878.30 --> 2880.52] The time is 6.47pm. +[2881.06 --> 2882.12] You have two emails, +[2882.26 --> 2882.84] subject line, +[2882.94 --> 2884.42] blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[2884.50 --> 2884.94] OK, done. +[2884.98 --> 2886.20] You have text messages from done. +[2886.28 --> 2886.56] OK, bye. +[2887.52 --> 2888.24] It's like, what? +[2888.34 --> 2889.04] That was, what? +[2889.04 --> 2890.10] Where's the interactivity? +[2890.24 --> 2891.00] How do I say, +[2891.46 --> 2892.76] oh, hey, reply to that message? +[2892.76 --> 2893.94] You can't respond to anything. +[2894.24 --> 2895.70] I don't need to know the time +[2895.70 --> 2896.74] every single time. +[2896.74 --> 2899.42] The longest part of her talking to me +[2899.42 --> 2900.30] is her making sure +[2900.30 --> 2901.28] that she takes time +[2901.28 --> 2902.20] in between words +[2902.20 --> 2902.64] saying, +[2902.80 --> 2903.44] hello Luke, +[2903.70 --> 2905.56] the time is blah, blah, blah. +[2905.80 --> 2907.20] Then once she gets to her email, +[2907.34 --> 2907.88] she blurts, +[2908.12 --> 2909.02] email and text messages, +[2909.14 --> 2910.84] she blurts out things super fast, +[2911.16 --> 2912.64] doesn't always read them correctly, +[2913.34 --> 2915.04] like rifles through it, +[2915.08 --> 2916.10] doesn't say who it's from. +[2916.22 --> 2916.90] Like, I'll get text, +[2917.00 --> 2917.44] it'll be like, +[2917.48 --> 2918.42] you have a text message, +[2918.96 --> 2920.74] body of the message, +[2921.22 --> 2922.72] doesn't say who it's from, +[2923.10 --> 2924.20] can't reply to it. +[2924.70 --> 2925.24] I'm just like, +[2925.38 --> 2927.36] what was I supposed to gain from now? +[2927.36 --> 2927.56] Yeah, it's like, +[2927.64 --> 2928.16] subject line, +[2928.28 --> 2929.62] I want you so bad right now. +[2929.76 --> 2930.12] And it's like, +[2930.34 --> 2931.12] who is this from? +[2931.18 --> 2932.60] There could be a dozen different people. +[2934.58 --> 2935.32] Such a player. +[2935.66 --> 2936.88] No, what? +[2938.50 --> 2939.28] Oh my God. +[2939.36 --> 2939.94] Okay, anyways, +[2940.06 --> 2940.38] but like, +[2940.52 --> 2941.92] there are a lot of messages +[2941.92 --> 2942.94] that aren't like that, +[2943.00 --> 2943.94] that could be from anyone. +[2944.48 --> 2945.02] So I don't, +[2945.12 --> 2945.78] it's annoying. +[2945.96 --> 2946.28] And like, +[2946.32 --> 2947.68] if someone sends me a text message, +[2948.02 --> 2948.48] that's like, +[2948.80 --> 2949.64] hey, are you on the way? +[2950.24 --> 2950.90] This is the time +[2950.90 --> 2952.06] where it would be amazingly helpful. +[2952.18 --> 2952.80] My phone goes off, +[2952.86 --> 2953.72] it says I have a text message. +[2954.50 --> 2955.24] Okay, Google now, +[2955.30 --> 2955.72] what's up? +[2956.36 --> 2957.18] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, +[2957.18 --> 2957.76] says, +[2958.12 --> 2958.96] hey, are you on the way? +[2959.66 --> 2960.66] Oh, respond. +[2960.94 --> 2961.76] Yeah, I'm just driving. +[2963.58 --> 2964.64] That would be amazing. +[2964.76 --> 2965.54] Well, one of the problems +[2965.54 --> 2966.50] that I have with, +[2966.72 --> 2967.92] that I've had with +[2967.92 --> 2970.02] Google's voice activation in general, +[2970.02 --> 2971.52] and they fixed one of them recently +[2971.52 --> 2972.26] to their credit. +[2972.40 --> 2972.84] Like, I gotta, +[2973.02 --> 2974.30] I gotta give them props for this. +[2974.70 --> 2976.18] Was the way their voice dialing +[2976.18 --> 2976.76] used to work +[2976.76 --> 2977.68] is you'd say, +[2977.90 --> 2978.70] call whoever +[2978.70 --> 2980.66] work or mobile. +[2980.66 --> 2981.84] And it would say, +[2982.56 --> 2983.48] do you want to call +[2983.48 --> 2984.00] blah, blah, blah? +[2984.42 --> 2984.78] Yes. +[2985.26 --> 2985.78] Or I think, +[2985.84 --> 2986.14] no, no, +[2986.14 --> 2986.84] I think it was +[2986.84 --> 2988.50] calling whoever, +[2989.12 --> 2990.20] would you like to call +[2990.20 --> 2990.72] blah, blah, blah, +[2990.80 --> 2991.10] work? +[2991.22 --> 2991.82] Would you like to call +[2991.82 --> 2992.24] blah, blah, blah, +[2992.32 --> 2992.58] mobile? +[2992.58 --> 2994.64] Call this one. +[2994.70 --> 2995.70] Like, it didn't just let you +[2995.70 --> 2996.48] do it in one go. +[2996.52 --> 2997.02] Yeah, yeah. +[2997.08 --> 2997.94] And then it'd say, +[2998.14 --> 2999.34] and then I think it would ask you +[2999.34 --> 3000.72] to confirm or something like that. +[3000.76 --> 3000.98] I'm like, +[3001.16 --> 3001.64] no! +[3002.66 --> 3003.80] Just when I say it, +[3003.84 --> 3004.70] just do it. +[3004.90 --> 3005.46] And I think, +[3005.56 --> 3006.30] I think part of, +[3006.30 --> 3007.10] And they fixed that now. +[3007.40 --> 3007.54] Right. +[3007.96 --> 3009.02] And I think with, +[3009.40 --> 3010.96] like, Moto X, +[3011.48 --> 3012.44] I think you can have it +[3012.44 --> 3013.54] detect if you're driving, +[3013.54 --> 3014.54] and if you're driving, +[3014.80 --> 3015.44] I think it will +[3015.44 --> 3017.16] do a little bit better +[3017.16 --> 3018.66] than OK Google Now does. +[3019.04 --> 3019.28] Right. +[3019.28 --> 3020.08] But then, +[3020.62 --> 3021.28] and then like, +[3021.38 --> 3022.10] OK Google Now +[3022.10 --> 3022.96] isn't even on +[3022.96 --> 3024.38] a massive amount of devices. +[3025.94 --> 3026.34] So, +[3026.88 --> 3027.24] what? +[3027.32 --> 3028.18] Yeah, it's just on Moto X +[3028.18 --> 3028.56] right now. +[3028.68 --> 3028.92] Yeah. +[3029.00 --> 3029.36] To my knowledge. +[3029.38 --> 3029.78] So like, +[3029.82 --> 3030.40] what? +[3030.80 --> 3031.02] Ugh. +[3031.48 --> 3032.34] And it's just OK Google. +[3032.44 --> 3032.96] You don't have to say +[3032.96 --> 3033.58] Google Now anymore, +[3033.62 --> 3033.94] I don't think. +[3034.36 --> 3035.20] I've tried that. +[3035.62 --> 3036.46] Oh, it's not working for you? +[3036.54 --> 3037.44] Maybe it just doesn't like +[3037.44 --> 3038.52] my voice for when I say that. +[3038.56 --> 3038.84] Could be, +[3038.84 --> 3039.94] because you and I have had +[3039.94 --> 3041.52] apparently lots of problems +[3041.52 --> 3042.08] with Google Now +[3042.08 --> 3042.90] that no one else +[3042.90 --> 3044.10] in the entire universe +[3044.10 --> 3044.60] has had. +[3044.86 --> 3045.64] So, anyway, +[3045.78 --> 3046.44] I'm going to give, +[3046.54 --> 3047.56] I'll give Windows Phone 8 +[3047.56 --> 3048.28] another crack +[3048.28 --> 3049.74] once Cortana rolls out. +[3049.80 --> 3050.96] It's been over a year +[3050.96 --> 3051.90] since I've tried it. +[3052.12 --> 3052.90] That was back when +[3052.90 --> 3053.54] Windows Phone 8 +[3053.54 --> 3054.88] was first kind of rolling out. +[3055.34 --> 3057.04] And I'm pretty excited about it. +[3057.14 --> 3057.86] I'd like to see +[3057.86 --> 3058.80] what it's like. +[3059.00 --> 3060.26] And I don't know +[3060.26 --> 3061.18] that it's going to convince me +[3061.18 --> 3061.70] to switch back +[3061.70 --> 3062.40] to Windows Phone. +[3062.76 --> 3063.14] In fact, +[3063.20 --> 3064.46] I sincerely doubt it. +[3064.62 --> 3065.44] But with some of the +[3065.44 --> 3066.54] great devices available +[3066.54 --> 3067.30] on Windows Phone, +[3067.44 --> 3068.82] like Nokia's latest flagship, +[3069.08 --> 3069.74] which I can't remember +[3069.74 --> 3070.22] what it's called, +[3070.36 --> 3071.40] but it's really good +[3071.40 --> 3072.28] and it's got a great camera. +[3073.58 --> 3076.30] And Nokia's latest. +[3076.56 --> 3076.94] OK, +[3077.04 --> 3077.72] so there's only one. +[3077.72 --> 3078.86] That's OK. +[3079.10 --> 3080.28] I still really want +[3080.28 --> 3080.70] to try it out. +[3082.54 --> 3083.90] What else we got here? +[3084.26 --> 3084.76] All right. +[3084.82 --> 3085.36] Should we get into +[3085.36 --> 3086.48] Microsoft is going to do +[3086.48 --> 3087.52] more for PC gaming? +[3087.66 --> 3088.36] Really, this time +[3088.36 --> 3088.90] it's different. +[3089.04 --> 3089.74] They're like an abusive +[3089.74 --> 3090.88] spouse at this point. +[3091.84 --> 3092.28] All right. +[3092.28 --> 3092.80] So, +[3093.32 --> 3094.74] this was originally +[3094.74 --> 3095.80] posted on the forum +[3095.80 --> 3096.70] by Johnners. +[3096.70 --> 3096.84] At least there's +[3096.84 --> 3098.32] some sort of +[3098.32 --> 3099.48] actionable item in here. +[3099.60 --> 3099.78] I, +[3100.04 --> 3100.60] I, +[3100.82 --> 3101.36] whatever. +[3101.80 --> 3102.84] You go be a Microsoft +[3102.84 --> 3103.30] fan. +[3103.34 --> 3103.90] No, I know. +[3103.90 --> 3104.98] Until I see +[3104.98 --> 3106.58] some kind of action. +[3106.78 --> 3107.46] I'm on your side. +[3107.76 --> 3108.66] Are you on my side? +[3108.68 --> 3109.02] I am. +[3109.06 --> 3109.78] Because it didn't seem +[3109.78 --> 3110.42] like it before +[3110.42 --> 3111.30] when you were suggesting +[3111.30 --> 3111.94] that we all start +[3111.94 --> 3113.34] carrying PDAs around again. +[3116.54 --> 3117.88] And that was why +[3117.88 --> 3119.00] I had to abuse you. +[3120.66 --> 3121.80] I hope you realize +[3121.80 --> 3122.62] this is your fault. +[3122.94 --> 3124.68] This is not a good way +[3124.68 --> 3125.12] to go. +[3125.54 --> 3126.80] Oh my God. +[3126.80 --> 3128.96] This is why +[3128.96 --> 3129.86] I have to hit you. +[3130.22 --> 3131.06] This hurts me +[3131.06 --> 3131.88] more than you. +[3134.72 --> 3135.16] Horrible. +[3135.44 --> 3135.74] Okay. +[3135.92 --> 3136.86] Yeah, that is awful. +[3136.86 --> 3136.88] That was probably +[3136.88 --> 3137.50] not all right. +[3137.82 --> 3138.14] Okay. +[3138.78 --> 3139.06] So, +[3139.24 --> 3140.22] Microsoft's recent +[3140.22 --> 3141.20] acquisition of the +[3141.20 --> 3141.98] PC-centric +[3141.98 --> 3142.86] Rise of Nations +[3142.86 --> 3143.86] franchise is just +[3143.86 --> 3144.56] the first step +[3144.56 --> 3145.24] in Microsoft's +[3145.24 --> 3145.92] efforts to do +[3145.92 --> 3146.60] more in the +[3146.60 --> 3147.86] PC gaming space. +[3147.98 --> 3148.30] Also known as Only. +[3148.80 --> 3149.68] According to +[3149.68 --> 3150.52] Xbox boss +[3150.52 --> 3151.22] Phil Spencer, +[3151.50 --> 3152.12] a fan asked +[3152.12 --> 3152.84] Spencer on Twitter +[3152.84 --> 3153.44] why Microsoft +[3153.44 --> 3153.98] had acquired +[3153.98 --> 3154.62] Rise of Nations +[3154.62 --> 3155.16] and announced +[3155.16 --> 3155.72] a re-release +[3155.72 --> 3156.16] for Steam +[3156.16 --> 3156.60] to which the +[3156.60 --> 3157.10] veteran Xbox +[3157.10 --> 3157.80] boss said +[3157.80 --> 3158.82] Steam is a great +[3158.82 --> 3159.42] place to sell +[3159.42 --> 3160.46] Win32 games. +[3160.68 --> 3161.24] We acquired +[3161.24 --> 3161.86] the IP for +[3161.86 --> 3162.40] future work. +[3162.52 --> 3163.14] I'm a big fan +[3163.14 --> 3163.76] of the franchise. +[3165.24 --> 3166.12] The fan is +[3166.12 --> 3167.06] apparently a Yahoo +[3167.06 --> 3168.34] because this fan +[3168.34 --> 3169.18] responded by saying +[3169.18 --> 3169.60] they aren't +[3169.60 --> 3170.10] interested in +[3170.10 --> 3171.04] installing Steam. +[3173.78 --> 3174.48] Praise be to +[3174.48 --> 3174.82] GayBan. +[3175.30 --> 3176.28] But would rather +[3176.28 --> 3177.36] enjoy a Games for +[3177.36 --> 3178.00] Windows Live +[3178.00 --> 3178.56] replacement. +[3179.14 --> 3179.68] Praise be to +[3179.68 --> 3179.98] GayBan. +[3181.86 --> 3182.70] Wait, wait, +[3182.76 --> 3182.92] what? +[3183.14 --> 3183.32] What? +[3183.50 --> 3183.84] Really? +[3183.84 --> 3184.00] You didn't read +[3184.00 --> 3184.58] that part of this? +[3184.66 --> 3185.06] Yeah, I was. +[3185.06 --> 3186.16] The fan is +[3186.16 --> 3187.06] basically off his +[3187.06 --> 3187.38] rocker. +[3187.40 --> 3188.04] So it's not a +[3188.04 --> 3188.34] fan. +[3188.46 --> 3188.86] This is a +[3188.86 --> 3189.78] planted person. +[3189.98 --> 3190.74] I have no idea. +[3190.74 --> 3191.48] I have never +[3191.48 --> 3192.78] met or talked +[3192.78 --> 3193.38] to a single +[3193.38 --> 3194.22] person ever +[3194.22 --> 3194.78] that has thought +[3194.78 --> 3195.50] Games for +[3195.50 --> 3195.86] Windows Live +[3195.86 --> 3196.40] was anything +[3196.40 --> 3196.74] other than +[3196.74 --> 3197.32] No, Microsoft +[3197.32 --> 3197.70] has already +[3197.70 --> 3198.30] said they're +[3198.30 --> 3199.26] not expecting +[3199.26 --> 3200.32] to create a +[3200.32 --> 3201.00] direct competitor +[3201.00 --> 3201.60] for Steam +[3201.60 --> 3202.16] and they +[3202.16 --> 3202.54] shouldn't. +[3202.64 --> 3203.08] I'd like to +[3203.08 --> 3203.52] see more +[3203.52 --> 3204.48] collaboration +[3204.48 --> 3205.42] between +[3205.42 --> 3206.04] Yeah, we've +[3206.04 --> 3206.38] brought up +[3206.38 --> 3207.04] about how +[3207.04 --> 3208.26] Ubisoft needs +[3208.26 --> 3209.00] to give up +[3209.00 --> 3209.72] and re-skin +[3209.72 --> 3210.22] Steam. +[3210.86 --> 3211.78] Okay, so at +[3211.78 --> 3212.32] any rate +[3212.32 --> 3214.78] This article +[3214.78 --> 3215.58] blah blah blah +[3215.58 --> 3216.48] etc etc +[3216.48 --> 3217.08] Microsoft +[3217.08 --> 3218.14] whatever has +[3218.14 --> 3218.74] committed more +[3218.74 --> 3219.70] DirectX 12 +[3219.70 --> 3220.26] blah blah blah +[3220.26 --> 3221.74] So this is great +[3221.74 --> 3223.12] someone brought +[3223.12 --> 3223.50] this to +[3223.50 --> 3223.88] Johnner's +[3223.88 --> 3224.24] attention +[3224.24 --> 3225.24] and it was +[3225.24 --> 3225.82] added to the +[3225.82 --> 3226.54] original post +[3226.54 --> 3227.04] it's a post +[3227.04 --> 3228.08] from 2013 +[3228.08 --> 3229.46] that chronicles +[3229.46 --> 3230.24] all the times +[3230.24 --> 3230.82] that Microsoft +[3230.82 --> 3231.80] has said this +[3231.80 --> 3232.94] In 2005 +[3232.94 --> 3233.82] we care about +[3233.82 --> 3234.54] PC gaming +[3234.54 --> 3235.22] Longhorn +[3235.22 --> 3235.80] that's the +[3235.80 --> 3236.10] code name +[3236.10 --> 3236.60] for Vista +[3236.60 --> 3238.22] blah blah blah +[3238.22 --> 3239.08] to usher in +[3239.08 --> 3239.94] modern PC gaming +[3239.94 --> 3241.14] with Trey and Play +[3241.14 --> 3241.62] Do you guys +[3241.62 --> 3242.10] remember that +[3242.10 --> 3242.98] games folder +[3242.98 --> 3244.34] for Vista +[3244.34 --> 3245.32] that is gone +[3245.32 --> 3245.66] now? +[3245.92 --> 3246.38] Okay, well +[3246.38 --> 3247.12] Vista launched +[3247.12 --> 3247.64] with none of +[3247.64 --> 3248.08] the stuff they +[3248.08 --> 3248.52] promised +[3248.52 --> 3249.96] Vista was not +[3249.96 --> 3250.40] popular +[3250.40 --> 3251.54] 2006 +[3251.54 --> 3252.30] I think actually +[3252.30 --> 3253.00] what the article +[3253.00 --> 3253.84] says is Vista +[3253.84 --> 3254.58] itself sucks +[3254.58 --> 3255.14] the ass of +[3255.14 --> 3256.06] a thousand camels +[3256.06 --> 3257.04] but I decided +[3257.04 --> 3258.60] to make that +[3258.60 --> 3259.56] not quite as +[3259.56 --> 3260.22] But then you +[3260.22 --> 3260.74] just said +[3260.74 --> 3261.80] That's true +[3261.80 --> 3262.26] I did +[3262.26 --> 3263.28] but it was +[3263.28 --> 3264.58] a direct quote +[3264.58 --> 3267.56] Alright, so +[3267.56 --> 3268.14] in 2006 +[3268.14 --> 3268.16] That wouldn't have +[3268.16 --> 3268.80] changed saying it +[3268.80 --> 3269.62] in the first place +[3269.62 --> 3270.26] 2006 +[3270.26 --> 3271.30] Microsoft says +[3271.30 --> 3272.28] don't count +[3272.28 --> 3273.14] PC games out +[3273.14 --> 3273.72] and they announced +[3273.72 --> 3274.40] Games for Windows +[3274.40 --> 3274.74] Live +[3274.74 --> 3275.26] talk about how +[3275.26 --> 3276.02] amazing it will be +[3276.02 --> 3276.98] In 2007 +[3276.98 --> 3277.86] they continued +[3277.86 --> 3278.60] the PC push +[3278.60 --> 3279.18] they launched +[3279.18 --> 3279.74] Games for Windows +[3279.74 --> 3280.06] Live +[3280.06 --> 3280.68] with a $50 +[3280.68 --> 3281.78] a year fee +[3281.78 --> 3282.90] Genius +[3282.90 --> 3284.70] Thanks for saving +[3284.70 --> 3285.70] gaming +[3285.70 --> 3286.88] They also announced +[3286.88 --> 3287.62] a whole slew +[3287.62 --> 3288.82] of games to include +[3288.82 --> 3290.54] Shadowrun with +[3290.54 --> 3291.60] cross-platform play +[3291.60 --> 3292.62] and Gears of War 1 +[3292.62 --> 3293.26] and blah blah blah +[3293.26 --> 3294.12] cross-platform play +[3294.12 --> 3294.86] What happened +[3294.86 --> 3296.18] to cross-platform play? +[3296.30 --> 3296.70] They realized +[3296.70 --> 3297.68] that PC gamers +[3297.68 --> 3297.98] were going to +[3297.98 --> 3298.58] destroy everyone +[3298.58 --> 3300.42] I'm sorry if you're +[3300.42 --> 3300.88] a console gamer +[3300.88 --> 3301.28] in the audience +[3301.28 --> 3302.38] but I'm so much +[3302.38 --> 3303.50] faster with a keyboard +[3303.50 --> 3303.90] and mouse +[3303.90 --> 3306.92] It's not going to +[3306.92 --> 3307.26] happen +[3307.26 --> 3307.94] 2008 +[3307.94 --> 3309.58] Yay, we got rid +[3309.58 --> 3310.02] of the $50 +[3310.02 --> 3310.88] a year fee +[3310.88 --> 3311.58] See, we're serious +[3311.58 --> 3312.40] about PC gaming +[3312.40 --> 3313.10] 2008 +[3313.10 --> 3314.28] PC gaming's not dead +[3314.28 --> 3315.02] Look at this event +[3315.02 --> 3315.54] we're throwing +[3315.54 --> 3316.60] 2008 +[3316.60 --> 3318.20] All new games +[3318.20 --> 3318.96] for Windows Live +[3318.96 --> 3320.26] It's got a new skin +[3320.26 --> 3321.32] 2009 +[3321.32 --> 3322.46] PC gaming is still +[3322.46 --> 3323.38] a priority for us +[3323.38 --> 3324.52] It's really vital for us +[3324.52 --> 3325.62] We're still serious, guys +[3325.62 --> 3326.62] 2010 +[3326.62 --> 3328.04] We're doubling down +[3328.04 --> 3329.14] which means +[3329.14 --> 3329.94] Games for Windows Live +[3329.94 --> 3330.64] is still here +[3330.64 --> 3331.74] and we'll update +[3331.74 --> 3332.48] some stuff +[3332.48 --> 3334.02] to fix the problem +[3334.02 --> 3334.60] of game saves +[3334.60 --> 3335.54] being deleted +[3335.54 --> 3337.22] 2010 +[3337.22 --> 3338.78] Games for Windows Live +[3338.78 --> 3339.76] Marketplace +[3339.76 --> 3341.28] These are all things +[3341.28 --> 3341.38] we've never wanted +[3341.38 --> 3341.90] 2010 +[3341.90 --> 3342.74] Windows 8 +[3342.74 --> 3343.16] is going to +[3343.16 --> 3344.20] relaunch gaming +[3344.20 --> 3346.06] just like we promised +[3346.06 --> 3347.04] back in 2006 +[3347.04 --> 3347.90] 2012 +[3347.90 --> 3348.94] We won't ditch +[3348.94 --> 3349.72] games for Windows Live +[3349.72 --> 3350.30] 2013 +[3350.30 --> 3351.50] We're discontinuing +[3351.50 --> 3352.20] Windows Live +[3352.20 --> 3352.90] Thank you +[3352.90 --> 3354.14] 2013 +[3354.14 --> 3355.92] Microsoft promises +[3355.92 --> 3356.88] core first party +[3356.88 --> 3357.96] games coming to PC +[3357.96 --> 3360.10] so forgive me +[3360.10 --> 3362.40] if I give exactly +[3362.40 --> 3363.62] zero craps +[3363.62 --> 3365.16] about Microsoft's +[3365.16 --> 3366.34] recommitment to the PC +[3366.34 --> 3367.64] because it really just +[3367.64 --> 3368.88] I mean, you look at +[3368.88 --> 3369.94] the rumors circulating +[3369.94 --> 3371.34] about how +[3371.34 --> 3372.14] you know +[3372.14 --> 3373.16] there's at least +[3373.16 --> 3373.92] some discussion +[3373.92 --> 3375.08] about canning +[3375.08 --> 3375.56] the Xbox +[3375.56 --> 3376.64] division altogether +[3376.64 --> 3377.76] never mind +[3377.76 --> 3378.56] PC gaming +[3378.56 --> 3379.16] which was the +[3379.16 --> 3380.22] red-headed stepchild +[3380.22 --> 3381.44] eight years ago +[3381.44 --> 3383.96] I mean, okay +[3383.96 --> 3385.54] with all of that said +[3385.54 --> 3387.26] with all of that said +[3387.26 --> 3388.40] anyway, blah blah blah +[3388.40 --> 3388.96] Spencer says +[3388.96 --> 3389.98] part of my Xbox role +[3389.98 --> 3390.52] is to bring back +[3390.52 --> 3391.68] our Windows gaming focus +[3391.68 --> 3392.72] I mean, there is +[3392.72 --> 3393.00] there +[3393.00 --> 3395.36] the opportunity +[3395.36 --> 3396.60] has been missed +[3396.60 --> 3398.58] time upon time +[3398.58 --> 3399.68] with the original Xbox +[3399.68 --> 3400.82] there was an opportunity +[3400.82 --> 3403.02] to get Xboxes rolled out +[3403.02 --> 3404.74] as media streamers +[3404.74 --> 3405.74] which actually +[3405.74 --> 3407.16] there are still some +[3407.16 --> 3408.08] deployed today +[3408.08 --> 3409.84] as media streaming boxes +[3409.84 --> 3411.14] to get rolled out +[3411.14 --> 3412.00] as an inexpensive +[3412.00 --> 3413.12] media streaming box +[3413.12 --> 3414.14] that happens to also +[3414.14 --> 3415.70] be a cheapo gaming console +[3415.70 --> 3417.08] and then to bring +[3417.08 --> 3418.34] that library of games +[3418.34 --> 3419.24] to PC gamers +[3419.24 --> 3420.76] and Xbox gamers alike +[3420.76 --> 3422.04] throw mouse and keyboard +[3422.04 --> 3423.46] compatibility at the Xbox +[3423.46 --> 3424.32] so that there isn't +[3424.32 --> 3425.64] that inherent disadvantage +[3425.64 --> 3427.58] and make it all +[3427.58 --> 3429.24] one big ecosystem +[3429.24 --> 3430.14] which would have been amazing +[3430.14 --> 3430.82] then go and add +[3430.82 --> 3431.66] Windows phone +[3431.66 --> 3432.28] and tablet +[3432.28 --> 3433.44] and all this stuff to it +[3433.44 --> 3435.10] to keep things segregated +[3435.10 --> 3435.92] the way they do +[3435.92 --> 3437.54] never made any sense to me +[3437.54 --> 3438.70] what could they have +[3438.70 --> 3439.84] possibly been thinking +[3439.84 --> 3441.40] developing games +[3441.40 --> 3443.16] for just one platform +[3443.16 --> 3443.98] instead of +[3443.98 --> 3445.18] all the platforms +[3445.18 --> 3446.24] I mean, you look at +[3446.24 --> 3446.98] what Microsoft +[3446.98 --> 3448.40] has invested +[3448.40 --> 3449.64] in the typical +[3449.64 --> 3451.06] in a typical PC +[3451.06 --> 3451.72] okay, so +[3451.72 --> 3452.86] let's say they develop +[3452.86 --> 3453.76] a piece of software +[3453.76 --> 3454.84] let's say for example +[3454.84 --> 3455.40] Halo +[3455.40 --> 3456.28] okay +[3456.28 --> 3457.62] Halo 2 +[3457.62 --> 3458.28] or whatever +[3458.28 --> 3459.08] doesn't matter +[3459.08 --> 3460.14] the point is +[3460.14 --> 3461.14] if they could sell that +[3461.14 --> 3462.60] to any PC user +[3462.60 --> 3464.04] or any Xbox user +[3464.04 --> 3466.62] why do they care? +[3467.02 --> 3467.60] I even would've +[3467.60 --> 3468.92] even if they had it separate +[3468.92 --> 3469.68] I even would've bought +[3469.68 --> 3470.24] two copies +[3470.24 --> 3471.02] so there's the benefit +[3471.02 --> 3471.98] there's the benefit +[3471.98 --> 3472.98] of selling someone an Xbox +[3472.98 --> 3474.64] to which I would kind of go +[3474.64 --> 3475.54] okay +[3475.54 --> 3476.78] that's a benefit +[3476.78 --> 3478.02] but I don't think +[3478.02 --> 3479.72] particularly near the launch +[3479.72 --> 3481.12] you're making anywhere near +[3481.12 --> 3482.00] $70 +[3482.00 --> 3483.10] I think it's about +[3483.10 --> 3483.64] $60 +[3483.64 --> 3484.46] $50 to $60 +[3484.46 --> 3485.46] is what they +[3485.46 --> 3486.64] is what a tier 1 +[3486.64 --> 3487.90] pays for a Windows license +[3487.90 --> 3488.92] so I don't think +[3488.92 --> 3489.60] you're really even +[3489.60 --> 3490.24] making that much +[3490.24 --> 3490.78] on the hardware +[3490.78 --> 3492.04] and then +[3492.04 --> 3493.92] if it's a PC +[3493.92 --> 3494.72] well then you made +[3494.72 --> 3495.66] that much on it +[3495.66 --> 3496.32] so what do you +[3496.32 --> 3497.22] what do you care? +[3497.88 --> 3498.64] you should just want +[3498.64 --> 3499.90] a bigger installer base +[3499.90 --> 3501.08] and a bigger community +[3501.08 --> 3502.48] for your fans +[3502.48 --> 3503.68] and not alienate +[3503.68 --> 3504.58] all of the people +[3504.58 --> 3505.86] that trump for your platform +[3505.86 --> 3506.78] so hard +[3506.78 --> 3508.10] like there's +[3508.10 --> 3509.74] I know so many families +[3509.74 --> 3510.66] where their mom and dad +[3510.66 --> 3511.20] are just like +[3511.20 --> 3511.82] yeah we should just get +[3511.82 --> 3512.20] an iMac +[3512.20 --> 3513.02] and the kid's like +[3513.02 --> 3513.90] no +[3513.90 --> 3516.30] please no +[3516.30 --> 3517.36] and then they get a PC +[3517.36 --> 3518.84] and it's like +[3518.84 --> 3519.74] this is why +[3519.74 --> 3520.68] your installer base +[3520.68 --> 3521.62] is really large +[3521.62 --> 3522.72] like come on +[3522.72 --> 3523.48] one of the reasons +[3523.48 --> 3524.20] one yeah +[3524.20 --> 3525.14] one of the reasons +[3525.14 --> 3526.06] alright so +[3526.06 --> 3527.44] more bad Microsoft news +[3527.44 --> 3528.14] before we have +[3528.14 --> 3529.24] good Microsoft stuff +[3529.24 --> 3530.82] Microsoft confirms +[3530.82 --> 3531.74] the Xbox One +[3531.74 --> 3532.58] is more powerful +[3532.58 --> 3533.54] without the Kinect +[3533.54 --> 3534.06] hooked up +[3534.06 --> 3535.72] so this is posted +[3535.72 --> 3536.12] on the forum +[3536.12 --> 3537.08] by misanthrope +[3537.08 --> 3539.28] this ties into a video +[3539.28 --> 3539.74] that we have +[3539.74 --> 3540.40] coming shortly +[3540.40 --> 3541.98] yeah so they figure +[3541.98 --> 3543.46] it's about 10% +[3543.46 --> 3545.02] 10% additional +[3545.02 --> 3546.04] GPU performance +[3546.04 --> 3546.72] can be +[3546.72 --> 3547.82] can be gained +[3547.82 --> 3548.52] which is like +[3548.52 --> 3549.70] kind of huge +[3549.70 --> 3551.44] it's sort of a big deal +[3551.44 --> 3552.18] um +[3552.18 --> 3554.82] like wow +[3554.82 --> 3556.40] I mean it's not +[3556.40 --> 3557.26] going to be the difference +[3557.26 --> 3558.28] between running +[3558.28 --> 3559.12] at 30fps +[3559.12 --> 3559.96] and 60fps +[3559.96 --> 3561.12] and we have a really +[3561.12 --> 3562.12] great video coming +[3562.12 --> 3563.16] probably in a couple weeks +[3563.16 --> 3563.88] that's going to be +[3563.88 --> 3564.70] about that +[3564.70 --> 3565.54] but it might be the +[3565.54 --> 3566.08] difference between +[3566.08 --> 3566.78] running at like +[3566.78 --> 3567.34] what is it +[3567.34 --> 3568.88] 882p +[3568.88 --> 3569.72] yeah +[3569.72 --> 3571.34] and a real resolution +[3571.34 --> 3572.40] like 1080p +[3572.40 --> 3574.06] um +[3574.06 --> 3575.00] there was a couple +[3575.00 --> 3575.96] yeah so this is +[3575.96 --> 3576.60] there's a great post +[3576.60 --> 3577.78] from DLF on the forum +[3577.78 --> 3579.20] we can't just turn off +[3579.20 --> 3579.80] the DRM +[3579.80 --> 3580.64] and I don't believe +[3580.64 --> 3581.44] that was actually +[3581.44 --> 3582.36] Xbox One +[3582.36 --> 3583.64] I think that was +[3583.64 --> 3584.22] uh that was a +[3584.22 --> 3585.44] that was Xbox 360 +[3585.44 --> 3585.96] or something +[3585.96 --> 3586.28] okay +[3586.28 --> 3587.18] and then we can't +[3587.18 --> 3588.14] just disable Kinect +[3588.14 --> 3589.46] we won't sell Xbox One +[3589.46 --> 3590.12] without Kinect +[3590.12 --> 3591.52] does all of those things +[3591.52 --> 3594.54] but you know what +[3594.54 --> 3596.22] I am proud of +[3596.22 --> 3597.28] consumers right now +[3597.28 --> 3598.28] for speaking with +[3598.28 --> 3598.94] their wallets +[3598.94 --> 3600.38] because um +[3600.38 --> 3600.70] what +[3600.70 --> 3601.20] they're not really +[3601.20 --> 3601.96] buying Xboxes +[3601.96 --> 3602.14] yeah +[3602.14 --> 3603.08] Dead Rising 3 +[3603.08 --> 3604.32] is coming to PC now +[3604.32 --> 3605.06] is it +[3605.06 --> 3605.46] yeah +[3605.46 --> 3606.80] so by just +[3606.80 --> 3607.74] refusing +[3607.74 --> 3608.90] to settle +[3608.90 --> 3610.02] for an inferior +[3610.02 --> 3610.90] experience +[3610.90 --> 3612.80] we are forcing +[3612.80 --> 3613.46] them to be +[3613.46 --> 3614.46] friendlier to us +[3614.46 --> 3615.58] and to win back +[3615.58 --> 3616.12] our favor +[3616.12 --> 3617.06] well in PC gaming +[3617.06 --> 3617.76] it's just like +[3617.76 --> 3618.96] you guys keep on +[3618.96 --> 3619.68] thinking we're going +[3619.68 --> 3620.52] away but no +[3620.52 --> 3621.60] we're just like +[3621.60 --> 3622.66] massive now +[3622.66 --> 3624.02] so screw you guys +[3624.02 --> 3626.16] which is awesome +[3626.16 --> 3627.74] they're ridiculously +[3627.74 --> 3628.06] huge +[3628.06 --> 3629.02] I was talking to +[3629.02 --> 3630.06] someone who's +[3630.06 --> 3630.84] fairly close to me +[3630.84 --> 3631.34] that didn't know +[3631.34 --> 3631.88] what League of Legends +[3631.88 --> 3632.82] was and it reminded +[3632.82 --> 3633.82] me of the discussion +[3633.82 --> 3634.78] that we had in the +[3634.78 --> 3636.20] garage way back +[3636.20 --> 3636.84] a long time ago +[3636.84 --> 3637.52] about whether League +[3637.52 --> 3638.06] of Legends is +[3638.06 --> 3638.40] mainstream +[3638.40 --> 3638.82] yeah +[3638.82 --> 3639.50] yeah it's not +[3639.50 --> 3640.64] no it's not +[3640.64 --> 3641.58] no it's not +[3641.58 --> 3642.54] that's so weird +[3642.54 --> 3642.90] yeah +[3642.90 --> 3643.76] wait +[3643.76 --> 3644.92] did I get +[3644.92 --> 3645.88] did I get a straw +[3645.88 --> 3646.76] poll to determine +[3646.76 --> 3647.96] that that you're an +[3647.96 --> 3649.00] idiot and did I get +[3649.00 --> 3650.02] an admission that I'm +[3650.02 --> 3651.10] right on the same +[3651.10 --> 3651.70] WAN show +[3651.70 --> 3653.82] this is fantastic +[3653.82 --> 3655.06] can I have a fist bump +[3655.06 --> 3655.52] for it too +[3655.52 --> 3655.62] no +[3655.62 --> 3656.56] you're not going to +[3656.56 --> 3657.48] complete the like +[3657.48 --> 3658.60] the hat trick +[3658.60 --> 3658.88] no +[3658.88 --> 3660.24] I can't give you +[3660.24 --> 3660.80] all three +[3660.80 --> 3662.88] make the audience +[3662.88 --> 3664.00] put him down +[3664.00 --> 3665.90] have him put himself +[3665.90 --> 3666.82] down and then have +[3666.82 --> 3667.70] him congratulate me +[3667.70 --> 3667.90] for it +[3667.90 --> 3668.58] well no it's just +[3668.58 --> 3669.52] it's how amazed +[3669.52 --> 3670.16] that I was +[3670.16 --> 3670.88] because at that +[3670.88 --> 3671.34] point in time +[3671.34 --> 3671.92] I had proved you +[3671.92 --> 3672.60] wrong because you +[3672.60 --> 3673.34] said the last person +[3673.34 --> 3673.66] that would know +[3673.66 --> 3674.24] but it would be +[3674.24 --> 3674.66] wrong +[3674.66 --> 3674.94] proved +[3674.94 --> 3676.26] oh that's +[3676.26 --> 3677.32] this was your +[3677.32 --> 3678.30] you won the battle +[3678.30 --> 3679.54] yeah this was your +[3679.54 --> 3680.02] decision +[3680.02 --> 3681.08] yeah okay +[3681.08 --> 3682.30] and then my wife +[3682.30 --> 3683.04] knew what it was +[3683.04 --> 3683.64] and then I won +[3683.64 --> 3684.90] but then this was +[3684.90 --> 3685.78] yeah this is the +[3685.78 --> 3686.44] first person that +[3686.44 --> 3686.98] I've ever met +[3686.98 --> 3687.62] that didn't know +[3687.62 --> 3688.04] what it was +[3688.04 --> 3688.50] right +[3688.50 --> 3689.92] but it's like the +[3689.92 --> 3690.50] first person I've +[3690.50 --> 3691.02] ever met that is +[3691.02 --> 3691.98] like outside of +[3691.98 --> 3692.72] yeah +[3692.72 --> 3694.04] and okay ever as +[3694.04 --> 3694.74] in like the last +[3694.74 --> 3695.16] few years +[3695.16 --> 3695.74] I know you know +[3695.74 --> 3696.74] it's funny because +[3696.74 --> 3698.78] I uh we it's you +[3698.78 --> 3699.96] don't think about +[3699.96 --> 3702.56] how isolated or +[3702.56 --> 3703.84] like how how +[3703.84 --> 3704.90] inside of a box +[3704.90 --> 3705.90] how segmented +[3705.90 --> 3707.36] people are +[3707.36 --> 3707.60] yeah +[3707.60 --> 3708.36] and the way that +[3708.36 --> 3709.70] social circles work +[3709.70 --> 3710.78] yeah like it's +[3710.78 --> 3711.84] funny because I've +[3711.84 --> 3712.20] had a few +[3712.20 --> 3712.94] experiences like +[3712.94 --> 3713.72] this lately where +[3713.72 --> 3714.94] um rampage dev the +[3714.94 --> 3715.54] guy that helped us +[3715.54 --> 3716.44] with the hackintosh +[3716.44 --> 3717.36] was like yeah +[3717.36 --> 3718.72] yeah to create the +[3718.72 --> 3720.20] bootable usb um +[3720.20 --> 3720.96] yeah just plug it +[3720.96 --> 3721.70] into a mac and do +[3721.70 --> 3722.58] this I'm like I +[3722.58 --> 3723.34] don't have a mac and +[3723.34 --> 3723.98] he's like oh we'll +[3723.98 --> 3724.86] borrow one I'm like +[3724.86 --> 3726.10] I don't know a +[3726.10 --> 3727.30] single person who +[3727.30 --> 3728.38] owns a mac and +[3728.38 --> 3729.36] he's like what +[3729.36 --> 3733.62] I don't I don't +[3733.62 --> 3734.54] either or at least +[3734.54 --> 3735.22] not someone who +[3735.22 --> 3736.00] would lend me a +[3736.00 --> 3737.18] mac like not +[3737.18 --> 3737.66] someone I could +[3737.66 --> 3738.28] just be like hey +[3738.28 --> 3738.90] can I borrow your +[3738.90 --> 3740.44] computer I do +[3740.44 --> 3741.00] know someone with +[3741.00 --> 3741.54] it but they're like +[3741.54 --> 3742.54] very far away I'm +[3742.54 --> 3744.00] like yeah so so +[3744.00 --> 3744.92] there was that and +[3744.92 --> 3746.00] then there was going +[3746.00 --> 3746.62] to my high school +[3746.62 --> 3747.58] reunion a little while +[3747.58 --> 3749.42] ago oh yeah the +[3749.42 --> 3750.28] tweets that I got +[3750.28 --> 3750.90] from people were +[3750.90 --> 3752.26] hilarious because they +[3752.26 --> 3753.34] were like yeah was +[3753.34 --> 3754.26] everyone like and +[3754.26 --> 3755.44] even my mom was like +[3755.44 --> 3756.50] yeah is everyone +[3756.50 --> 3757.32] gonna be like really +[3757.32 --> 3758.24] impressed that you're +[3758.24 --> 3759.04] like an internet +[3759.04 --> 3759.84] celebrity and I'm +[3759.84 --> 3761.66] like no no really +[3761.66 --> 3762.52] not no one's gonna +[3762.52 --> 3763.20] know what I do +[3763.20 --> 3765.16] nobody even once I +[3765.16 --> 3766.36] explained what I do +[3766.36 --> 3768.56] nobody had any idea +[3768.56 --> 3769.96] even people in my +[3769.96 --> 3770.86] grade people are +[3770.86 --> 3773.76] like that's a job +[3773.76 --> 3776.12] I'm just like yes +[3776.12 --> 3778.26] yes making YouTube +[3778.26 --> 3779.24] videos is a job and +[3779.24 --> 3779.96] then when I ask what I +[3779.96 --> 3781.34] make them about I +[3781.34 --> 3782.02] would say it's about +[3782.02 --> 3783.04] technology like +[3783.04 --> 3783.76] computers and +[3783.76 --> 3784.42] motherboards and +[3784.42 --> 3785.44] stuff and I could +[3785.44 --> 3786.36] just I could I could +[3786.36 --> 3787.94] actually hear I could +[3787.94 --> 3788.70] hear the switch in +[3788.70 --> 3789.58] their brains going +[3789.58 --> 3793.34] as they turned off +[3793.34 --> 3795.40] whenever I do it +[3795.40 --> 3796.02] they're like oh what +[3796.02 --> 3796.36] do you do I was +[3796.36 --> 3796.82] like oh I make +[3796.82 --> 3797.84] videos about like +[3797.84 --> 3798.68] computer components +[3798.68 --> 3799.08] and all this kind +[3799.08 --> 3799.50] of stuff and then +[3799.50 --> 3800.76] I'm like oh right +[3800.76 --> 3802.60] consumer electronics +[3802.60 --> 3803.58] it's like oh yeah +[3803.58 --> 3804.98] I'm like yeah there +[3804.98 --> 3807.42] we go oh you mean +[3807.42 --> 3808.86] like iPhones yeah +[3808.86 --> 3810.86] well sometimes +[3810.86 --> 3811.36] and Beats +[3811.36 --> 3813.60] no no no +[3813.60 --> 3815.14] no not that second +[3815.14 --> 3815.78] one not Beats +[3815.78 --> 3817.26] unless we're talking +[3817.26 --> 3817.76] about how Apple +[3817.76 --> 3818.24] bought them +[3818.24 --> 3819.54] yeah let's move on +[3819.54 --> 3820.50] to let's move on +[3820.50 --> 3822.46] to that epic fail of +[3822.46 --> 3823.58] a topic right after we +[3823.58 --> 3824.50] do our sponsor +[3824.50 --> 3825.92] segments here so +[3825.92 --> 3827.06] actually like the +[3827.06 --> 3828.16] most exciting +[3828.16 --> 3829.96] sponsor spots ever +[3829.96 --> 3830.18] on the WAN show +[3830.18 --> 3830.36] is this the first +[3830.36 --> 3830.82] time that we've +[3830.82 --> 3831.38] talked about this +[3831.38 --> 3832.30] this is the first +[3832.30 --> 3833.30] time we have talked +[3833.30 --> 3835.16] about Highlander the +[3835.16 --> 3836.62] collaborative project +[3836.62 --> 3838.58] powered by ROG +[3838.58 --> 3840.00] notebooks there's +[3840.00 --> 3840.54] going to be some +[3840.54 --> 3841.48] exciting stuff +[3841.48 --> 3842.48] Jay-Z is not +[3842.48 --> 3843.06] coming on the +[3843.06 --> 3843.74] yeah Jay-Z will +[3843.74 --> 3845.10] not be there because +[3845.10 --> 3846.86] he can't handle this +[3846.86 --> 3848.40] mountain watch Jay-Z +[3848.40 --> 3849.14] show up at the top +[3849.14 --> 3849.46] of the mountain +[3849.46 --> 3851.12] he probably could +[3851.12 --> 3852.70] be like yo bitch +[3852.70 --> 3853.56] I beat you to the +[3853.56 --> 3853.86] top +[3853.86 --> 3855.38] stop +[3855.38 --> 3856.08] and he'll be like +[3856.08 --> 3857.12] wow can I have an +[3857.12 --> 3857.32] autograph +[3857.32 --> 3858.38] please can you +[3858.38 --> 3858.86] sell my laptop +[3858.86 --> 3861.98] please +[3861.98 --> 3863.46] so we are going to +[3863.46 --> 3864.20] be going to the +[3864.20 --> 3865.24] summit of Mount +[3865.24 --> 3867.10] Elbert a 4400 +[3867.10 --> 3868.24] meter above sea +[3868.24 --> 3869.46] level mountaintop +[3869.46 --> 3870.30] and we are going to +[3870.30 --> 3871.04] be having the +[3871.04 --> 3872.30] world's highest +[3872.30 --> 3874.10] elevation terrestrial +[3874.10 --> 3875.36] land party it is a +[3875.36 --> 3876.12] collaborative effort +[3876.12 --> 3877.24] with tech syndicate +[3877.24 --> 3878.80] Austin Evans is +[3878.80 --> 3879.64] confirmed to be +[3879.64 --> 3880.48] attending something +[3880.48 --> 3881.20] that we had never +[3881.20 --> 3882.32] revealed before +[3882.32 --> 3884.20] unfortunately Lou +[3884.20 --> 3885.16] from unbox therapy +[3885.16 --> 3886.04] can't make it I +[3886.04 --> 3886.84] was super disappointed +[3886.84 --> 3887.62] I really wanted him +[3887.62 --> 3889.08] to come although +[3889.08 --> 3891.18] but Logan Luke I +[3891.18 --> 3891.98] will be there I +[3891.98 --> 3892.92] believe Kane is +[3892.92 --> 3894.18] coming it's a +[3894.18 --> 3895.08] possibility that +[3895.08 --> 3895.70] we'll have some +[3895.70 --> 3896.62] other pretty cool +[3896.62 --> 3897.56] guys there as well +[3897.56 --> 3898.46] but it should be +[3898.46 --> 3899.50] about 10 of us +[3899.50 --> 3900.34] total making our +[3900.34 --> 3901.30] way to the top of +[3901.30 --> 3902.42] the mountain to +[3902.42 --> 3903.66] have a high altitude +[3903.66 --> 3905.08] land party because +[3905.08 --> 3906.46] we can the whole +[3906.46 --> 3907.60] endeavor couldn't +[3907.60 --> 3909.02] happen without Asus +[3909.02 --> 3911.44] Corsair and Intel +[3911.44 --> 3912.88] so a huge thanks +[3912.88 --> 3913.96] to Asus Corsair +[3913.96 --> 3914.96] and Intel for +[3914.96 --> 3916.92] making that possible +[3916.92 --> 3918.52] speaking of things +[3918.52 --> 3918.98] that are made +[3918.98 --> 3919.84] possible by our +[3919.84 --> 3920.96] generous sponsors +[3920.96 --> 3921.70] our coverage of +[3921.70 --> 3922.56] E3 is going to be +[3922.56 --> 3923.26] brought to you by +[3923.26 --> 3925.16] the HyperX Fury +[3925.16 --> 3926.76] SSD lineup so +[3926.76 --> 3927.84] these are value +[3927.84 --> 3929.08] SSDs and as +[3929.08 --> 3930.64] SSDs go up in +[3930.64 --> 3931.32] performance and +[3931.32 --> 3932.12] down in price +[3932.12 --> 3933.72] the high performance +[3933.72 --> 3934.44] ones are making +[3934.44 --> 3935.32] less and less sense +[3935.32 --> 3936.62] every day and the +[3936.62 --> 3937.32] good bang for the +[3937.32 --> 3937.88] buck ones are +[3937.88 --> 3938.52] making more and +[3938.52 --> 3939.22] more sense every +[3939.22 --> 3940.88] day so huge shout +[3940.88 --> 3942.54] out to HyperX +[3942.54 --> 3943.36] HyperX HyperX +[3943.36 --> 3944.58] specifically that's +[3944.58 --> 3945.78] very important huge +[3945.78 --> 3946.70] shout out to HyperX +[3946.70 --> 3947.38] for making this +[3947.38 --> 3949.12] possible also powering +[3949.12 --> 3949.72] our trip there is +[3949.72 --> 3950.68] going to be Corsair's +[3950.68 --> 3952.04] all new RGB +[3952.04 --> 3953.32] mechanical keyboard +[3953.32 --> 3954.74] which we are +[3954.74 --> 3955.72] extremely excited +[3955.72 --> 3956.60] about checking out +[3956.60 --> 3957.28] you didn't know +[3957.28 --> 3958.46] that yeah that's +[3958.46 --> 3959.02] cool you're not +[3959.02 --> 3959.48] going to actually +[3959.48 --> 3960.38] have one when you +[3960.38 --> 3960.86] go on the trip +[3960.86 --> 3961.92] unfortunately yet I +[3961.92 --> 3962.66] would have deaths +[3962.66 --> 3963.84] just put it on top +[3963.84 --> 3964.72] and you know that I +[3964.72 --> 3965.84] know you would and +[3965.84 --> 3967.04] then finally our +[3967.04 --> 3968.02] last sponsor is +[3968.02 --> 3969.98] NCIX your source +[3969.98 --> 3971.00] for great technology +[3971.00 --> 3972.62] selection and service +[3972.62 --> 3973.98] also known as +[3973.98 --> 3975.00] they're my bros +[3975.00 --> 3975.78] you should buy your +[3975.78 --> 3976.74] computer stuff there +[3976.74 --> 3977.46] because they're my +[3977.46 --> 3978.36] bros I worked there +[3978.36 --> 3979.82] for five years I +[3979.82 --> 3980.72] still work with them +[3980.72 --> 3981.98] very very closely I +[3981.98 --> 3982.76] love those guys +[3982.76 --> 3983.72] they're great guys +[3983.72 --> 3984.76] you know the thing +[3984.76 --> 3986.22] about NCIX is they +[3986.22 --> 3986.92] don't always do +[3986.92 --> 3988.84] everything perfect but +[3988.84 --> 3989.86] it's great technology +[3989.86 --> 3991.18] selection and service +[3991.18 --> 3992.54] if you reach out to +[3992.54 --> 3994.18] them and if you are +[3994.18 --> 3995.58] they're fair they'll +[3995.58 --> 3996.44] be fair to you +[3996.44 --> 3997.06] they'll do their +[3997.06 --> 3998.34] best they always they +[3998.34 --> 3999.34] always do their best +[3999.34 --> 4000.26] to fix it no matter +[4000.26 --> 4001.56] what it is and that's +[4001.56 --> 4002.04] something that you +[4002.04 --> 4002.88] can't say about every +[4002.88 --> 4004.46] company so having been +[4004.46 --> 4005.74] on the inside there I +[4005.74 --> 4007.00] know how things work and +[4007.00 --> 4007.86] I know that they really +[4007.86 --> 4009.36] do care so there you +[4009.36 --> 4010.20] go that's my +[4010.20 --> 4011.50] endorsement of NCIX +[4011.50 --> 4012.62] someone suggested that +[4012.62 --> 4013.54] we get Lauren to go on +[4013.54 --> 4014.24] the climb with us +[4014.24 --> 4017.84] she didn't want to come +[4017.84 --> 4018.64] on the WAN show did +[4018.64 --> 4018.84] she? +[4019.00 --> 4019.28] no +[4019.28 --> 4020.46] so I don't know +[4020.46 --> 4021.34] I don't know tell +[4021.34 --> 4022.96] you what we'll ask +[4022.96 --> 4025.30] her okay we'll see +[4025.30 --> 4026.76] we'll see I have a +[4026.76 --> 4027.42] feeling our videos +[4027.42 --> 4028.20] would get many more +[4028.20 --> 4030.86] views I have a feeling +[4030.86 --> 4032.54] that that is a +[4032.54 --> 4035.42] stereotype okay that +[4035.42 --> 4036.98] gamers think women are +[4036.98 --> 4038.18] attractive and watch +[4038.18 --> 4038.90] videos with them in +[4038.90 --> 4040.00] this is this is +[4040.00 --> 4041.46] actually this is +[4041.46 --> 4042.40] unrelated to Tasty +[4042.40 --> 4043.48] PC this is related to +[4043.48 --> 4044.10] what you just said +[4044.10 --> 4044.88] about watching videos +[4044.88 --> 4045.82] with women in them +[4045.82 --> 4047.18] have you not seen the +[4047.18 --> 4048.34] like browser streamers +[4048.34 --> 4051.52] on Twitch like are +[4051.52 --> 4052.16] you are you kidding +[4052.16 --> 4053.34] me right now you +[4053.34 --> 4054.22] can't even make that +[4054.22 --> 4056.62] argument I didn't say +[4056.62 --> 4058.04] that it was invalid +[4058.04 --> 4060.00] I said it was a +[4060.00 --> 4061.02] stereotype I didn't +[4061.02 --> 4064.40] say no you never say +[4064.40 --> 4064.86] no +[4064.86 --> 4071.14] speaking of saying +[4071.14 --> 4073.30] no all the no in the +[4073.30 --> 4075.38] world to this Apple +[4075.38 --> 4077.20] defines a spec for +[4077.20 --> 4078.82] lightning connector +[4078.82 --> 4081.02] headphones with 48 +[4081.02 --> 4082.22] kilohertz output +[4082.22 --> 4085.46] Apple piss off we do +[4085.46 --> 4087.68] not need we do not +[4087.68 --> 4089.36] need headphones with +[4089.36 --> 4091.04] proprietary connectors +[4091.04 --> 4092.64] that is not a thing we +[4092.64 --> 4094.24] need please don't make +[4094.24 --> 4095.56] it if you stop making +[4095.56 --> 4096.74] i devices with analog +[4096.74 --> 4099.62] outputs I will well I +[4099.62 --> 4100.98] don't buy any anyway but +[4100.98 --> 4103.34] I will definitely continue +[4103.34 --> 4105.16] not buying them because +[4105.16 --> 4107.04] that's absolutely horrible +[4107.04 --> 4109.88] and to get caught up in +[4109.88 --> 4112.24] some kind of a in some +[4112.24 --> 4113.94] kind of a like race to +[4113.94 --> 4115.38] who can have the highest +[4115.38 --> 4116.92] sample rate on their +[4116.92 --> 4119.32] files is a journey to +[4119.32 --> 4120.54] nowhere because it +[4120.54 --> 4121.98] doesn't actually matter +[4121.98 --> 4123.04] past a certain point +[4123.04 --> 4124.98] also there is there is +[4124.98 --> 4127.30] no there's no reason why +[4127.30 --> 4128.42] you can't have an +[4128.42 --> 4129.98] excellent DAC and an +[4129.98 --> 4131.68] analog connection to the +[4131.68 --> 4132.88] speakers that sit inside +[4132.88 --> 4133.92] your ears because +[4133.92 --> 4135.30] effectively that's all +[4135.30 --> 4136.78] that you're doing anyway +[4136.78 --> 4138.84] a digital headphone is +[4138.84 --> 4139.94] just one that has the +[4139.94 --> 4141.24] DAC on the other side +[4141.24 --> 4142.40] of the cable instead of +[4142.40 --> 4144.44] having the DAC here and +[4144.44 --> 4145.88] then over there the amp +[4145.88 --> 4147.04] and DAC actually both of +[4147.04 --> 4148.18] them I suppose it +[4148.18 --> 4149.58] doesn't matter it's still +[4149.58 --> 4151.10] a speaker is an +[4151.10 --> 4152.54] inherently analog thing +[4152.54 --> 4153.96] there is no benefit to +[4153.96 --> 4155.44] this other than that we +[4155.44 --> 4156.74] are going to be stuck +[4156.74 --> 4158.66] with headphones that only +[4158.66 --> 4160.80] work with iPhones and +[4160.80 --> 4162.20] iPhones that I mean if +[4162.20 --> 4162.98] they were to actually +[4162.98 --> 4164.04] take the three and a +[4164.04 --> 4165.26] half inch connector off +[4165.26 --> 4166.36] then we'd be stuck with +[4166.36 --> 4167.82] iPhones that only work +[4167.82 --> 4169.44] with stupid lightning +[4169.44 --> 4170.94] headphones most of which +[4170.94 --> 4172.56] will be fashion trash I'm +[4172.56 --> 4173.64] sure well beats they'll +[4173.64 --> 4175.02] be beats well though I'm +[4175.02 --> 4175.94] sure someone else will +[4175.94 --> 4177.96] participate in the made +[4177.96 --> 4178.86] for I yeah but I'm like +[4178.86 --> 4179.56] I think they're making +[4179.56 --> 4181.16] sure that there will be a +[4181.16 --> 4182.34] range of products on +[4182.34 --> 4183.16] launch for this picture +[4183.16 --> 4184.44] this future and I'm about +[4184.44 --> 4185.58] to make your brain melt +[4185.58 --> 4187.44] okay this already did you +[4187.44 --> 4188.72] look at the kinds of like +[4188.72 --> 4189.96] real companies like +[4189.96 --> 4191.16] serious companies that +[4191.16 --> 4192.80] really care like Sennheiser +[4192.80 --> 4194.54] that participate in the +[4194.54 --> 4195.80] made for iPhone program +[4195.80 --> 4196.90] like the momentum +[4196.90 --> 4198.12] headphones for example +[4198.12 --> 4199.96] why is Sennheiser targeting +[4199.96 --> 4201.14] iPhone users with these +[4201.14 --> 4202.88] because iPhone users will +[4202.88 --> 4204.30] pay more yeah okay +[4204.30 --> 4205.72] Sennheiser happened to +[4205.72 --> 4207.10] make legitimately good +[4207.10 --> 4208.16] headphones that are made +[4208.16 --> 4209.48] for iPhone but it means +[4209.48 --> 4210.46] that the inline controls +[4210.46 --> 4211.32] don't work on Android +[4211.32 --> 4212.22] because they're made for +[4212.22 --> 4213.74] iPhone now imagine this +[4213.74 --> 4215.24] imagine Sennheiser is put +[4215.24 --> 4216.98] in a position where they +[4216.98 --> 4218.50] have to decide are they +[4218.50 --> 4220.02] making their next pair of +[4220.02 --> 4221.34] great sounding but still +[4221.34 --> 4222.54] fashionable headphones with +[4222.54 --> 4223.88] a lightning connector or a +[4223.88 --> 4224.24] three and a half +[4224.24 --> 4224.82] millimeter connector +[4224.82 --> 4226.00] could this become a +[4226.00 --> 4228.86] breakaway I don't know +[4228.86 --> 4230.12] maybe because that would +[4230.12 --> 4231.00] make sense but that's +[4231.00 --> 4232.24] totally inelegant and +[4232.24 --> 4233.30] that's not that's not +[4233.30 --> 4234.60] it's true the Apple way +[4234.60 --> 4235.86] like that's not going to +[4235.86 --> 4236.86] it could be breakaway and +[4236.86 --> 4237.68] it doesn't have to be +[4237.68 --> 4239.56] breakaway like okay well +[4239.56 --> 4240.46] Apple's already said there +[4240.46 --> 4241.94] will be adapters so yes you +[4241.94 --> 4243.64] can adapt your lightning to +[4243.64 --> 4244.58] make a three and a half but +[4244.58 --> 4246.14] that's stupid oh it is yeah +[4246.14 --> 4248.24] like adapters are horrible +[4248.24 --> 4249.12] it could be breakaway like +[4249.12 --> 4252.14] it is on that though but +[4252.14 --> 4253.00] again these I mean these +[4253.00 --> 4255.04] are $300 IEMs yeah not +[4255.04 --> 4256.34] everything has that feature +[4256.34 --> 4257.58] that's an uncommon feature +[4257.58 --> 4258.70] I know but I'm just saying +[4258.70 --> 4259.82] like for the Sennheiser +[4259.82 --> 4260.36] headphones that you're +[4260.36 --> 4261.14] talking but these are +[4261.14 --> 4262.62] solutions we shouldn't have +[4262.62 --> 4263.88] to resort to completely +[4263.88 --> 4266.78] agree okay well I'm just +[4266.78 --> 4267.96] saying it might it might +[4267.96 --> 4270.08] it might not be as bad I +[4270.08 --> 4271.38] think instead of us playing +[4271.38 --> 4272.78] devil's advocate because I'm +[4272.78 --> 4274.08] obviously very upset right +[4274.08 --> 4275.92] now we should have a moment +[4275.92 --> 4277.48] of silence instead okay +[4277.48 --> 4289.08] okay okay because I what I +[4289.08 --> 4290.46] was really hoping for with +[4290.46 --> 4292.42] this Beats acquisition was +[4292.42 --> 4294.12] Beats headphones that +[4294.12 --> 4296.12] looked good and sounded good +[4296.12 --> 4297.30] and were built better yeah +[4297.30 --> 4298.48] that's what I wanted out of +[4298.48 --> 4300.40] this this is my worst +[4300.40 --> 4301.96] nightmare yeah this is the +[4301.96 --> 4302.86] worst thing that could have +[4302.86 --> 4303.84] possibly come out of that +[4303.84 --> 4308.02] acquisition well maybe not +[4308.02 --> 4309.10] the worst maybe not the +[4309.10 --> 4310.72] worst thing but it's it's +[4310.72 --> 4312.58] very very very bad it's very +[4312.58 --> 4314.58] terrible and stupid yeah and +[4314.58 --> 4315.76] I need that to not happen +[4315.76 --> 4319.56] yeah all right the +[4319.56 --> 4320.66] specification could live +[4320.66 --> 4324.12] anyway none of that's +[4324.12 --> 4325.48] confirmed like Apple doing +[4325.48 --> 4326.36] away with three and a half +[4326.36 --> 4327.10] millimeter connectors +[4327.10 --> 4328.56] entirely like these are all +[4328.56 --> 4329.88] conclusions that were made +[4329.88 --> 4332.12] up I mean there are ways that +[4332.12 --> 4334.02] the tech could be cool for +[4334.02 --> 4335.04] example if you had +[4335.04 --> 4336.84] headphones some something +[4336.84 --> 4337.96] that is easier to have a +[4337.96 --> 4339.92] large battery in and every +[4339.92 --> 4340.50] time you plugged your +[4340.50 --> 4341.54] headphones into your iPhone +[4341.54 --> 4343.42] it could charge them or +[4343.42 --> 4344.28] something like that like +[4344.28 --> 4345.94] there is room for this to be +[4345.94 --> 4347.52] kind of cool as long as it +[4347.52 --> 4348.72] doesn't get forced on us +[4348.72 --> 4351.46] yeah so I will leave that +[4351.46 --> 4353.26] positive possibility as the +[4353.26 --> 4354.28] last thing that we say on the +[4354.28 --> 4359.06] subject all right no Microsoft +[4359.06 --> 4361.42] start menu on Windows 8 until +[4361.42 --> 4363.74] 2015 this was posted by NSF +[4363.74 --> 4369.66] NS NFS underground and the +[4369.66 --> 4370.68] original article is from +[4370.68 --> 4372.00] maybe he's trying to recreate +[4372.00 --> 4374.44] the sound of when your your +[4374.44 --> 4375.42] engine is kind of tripping out +[4375.42 --> 4376.86] when you're just revving when +[4376.86 --> 4377.64] you're at the start of the line +[4377.64 --> 4380.02] so it's need to speed +[4380.02 --> 4380.32] underground +[4380.32 --> 4386.44] okay so it's not coming in +[4386.44 --> 4388.28] update 2 to Windows 8 point +[4388.28 --> 4390.46] to Windows 8 it will be coming +[4390.46 --> 4392.60] instead possibly with the next +[4392.60 --> 4395.48] update to Windows 8 or Windows 9 +[4395.48 --> 4396.72] depending on how Microsoft +[4396.72 --> 4398.30] decides to roll things out so +[4398.30 --> 4401.62] this is their new mini modern UI +[4401.62 --> 4404.16] start menu personally I don't +[4404.16 --> 4406.08] really care because it'll likely be +[4406.08 --> 4408.22] 2015 by the time I roll a new +[4408.22 --> 4409.72] operating system onto my system +[4409.72 --> 4414.16] anyway yeah but great so I guess +[4414.16 --> 4416.72] there's that our next topic is the +[4416.72 --> 4419.98] Asus Sobranco Sobranco anyway +[4419.98 --> 4422.04] whatever it's a it's a tough series +[4422.04 --> 4424.44] motherboard with a white PCB now +[4424.44 --> 4429.40] this is an opportunity for me to +[4429.40 --> 4431.48] be oh they already got it oh that's a +[4431.48 --> 4432.98] shame because I was looking forward +[4432.98 --> 4435.24] to just going on an ego trip here this +[4435.24 --> 4440.06] was originally posted by T Leet so I +[4440.06 --> 4441.88] wanted to because Asus basically +[4441.88 --> 4443.84] said look if you want to see more +[4443.84 --> 4446.02] white PCB motherboards to match your +[4446.02 --> 4448.90] sexy white PCB hardware we need 500 +[4448.90 --> 4451.10] retweets of this tweet and they were +[4451.10 --> 4453.00] stuck at like 250 and I was like oh +[4453.00 --> 4454.82] on the WAN show we should just like +[4454.82 --> 4456.46] we should just double it crush it we +[4456.46 --> 4457.94] should just like crush it so that +[4457.94 --> 4459.88] they'll be like whoa where did that +[4459.88 --> 4462.08] come from and we'll be like flexing our +[4462.08 --> 4464.06] internet muscles stop making gold +[4464.06 --> 4465.72] motherboards because they're dumb +[4465.72 --> 4470.14] yeah we don't even care about white +[4470.14 --> 4471.98] motherboards no not at all we just +[4471.98 --> 4474.66] don't want gold motherboards yeah so +[4474.66 --> 4476.74] screw you and your stupid retweets so +[4476.74 --> 4480.14] guys there are 4300 of you watching +[4480.14 --> 4482.98] the show right now I am counting on you +[4482.98 --> 4485.54] I want to double the number of retweets +[4485.54 --> 4486.94] they have on there right now retweet +[4486.94 --> 4488.38] thing where you retweet and say +[4488.38 --> 4490.16] something at the same time and just say +[4490.16 --> 4493.00] any color other than gold yeah if you +[4493.00 --> 4495.80] can so guys you go find that post come +[4495.80 --> 4498.24] on come on come on brothers you got to +[4498.24 --> 4501.58] help me out here I'm posting this I'm +[4501.58 --> 4503.26] posting this guys you gotta you gotta get +[4503.26 --> 4505.62] on this help me out we got to make this +[4505.62 --> 4509.80] thing happen all right someone says it's +[4509.80 --> 4512.50] already at 609 I know but I still I still +[4512.50 --> 4514.98] want to I still want to utilize our +[4514.98 --> 4517.72] internet mightiness to and we're trying +[4517.72 --> 4519.18] to yeah we're trying to move up we're +[4519.18 --> 4520.16] trying to prove a point yeah we're +[4520.16 --> 4522.48] trying to prove a point the point is +[4522.48 --> 4526.92] white is not necessarily supreme but it's +[4526.92 --> 4530.42] a damn sight better than gold yeah I +[4530.42 --> 4533.72] just like not gold yeah I can I can do +[4533.72 --> 4536.32] something with it if it's not gold yes +[4536.32 --> 4539.02] yeah see I got people saying silver is +[4539.02 --> 4541.36] okay yes silver is totally cool silver +[4541.36 --> 4544.36] is totally cool you know blacks cool +[4544.36 --> 4548.62] blues cool reds cool yellow I'm okay +[4548.62 --> 4550.54] with as long as it's like UV the empower +[4550.54 --> 4552.52] did it pretty well yes and the empower +[4552.52 --> 4554.74] did it really well yellow yellow's cool +[4554.74 --> 4557.66] you just gotta do it right yep so we need +[4557.66 --> 4559.48] you guys to just help us crush it +[4559.48 --> 4561.52] apparently it's over a hundred it's over a +[4561.52 --> 4564.18] thousand already I love you guys awesome +[4564.18 --> 4566.58] yes it totally is you guys are awesome +[4566.58 --> 4569.04] and I made my epeen grow at least three +[4569.04 --> 4572.04] inches today so I appreciate that we +[4572.04 --> 4575.34] have some good Microsoft news actually I +[4575.34 --> 4576.96] have a prop for this one do you want to +[4576.96 --> 4578.22] do you want to cover this in the meantime +[4578.22 --> 4580.30] sure there's not much to say +[4580.30 --> 4583.02] Microsoft announced that they were going +[4583.02 --> 4585.48] to be whoa some cables got unplugged +[4585.48 --> 4592.26] Microsoft announced that you should be +[4592.26 --> 4593.94] able to use the Xbox one controller on your +[4593.94 --> 4596.58] PC back in November and it's finally +[4596.58 --> 4598.62] coming or is here already it's here now +[4598.62 --> 4599.94] they're now available for download so +[4599.94 --> 4601.56] yeah and you can connect it to your +[4601.56 --> 4603.42] computer simply with micro USB cable so +[4603.42 --> 4605.10] this is posted on the forum by +[4605.10 --> 4608.82] denikiller37 although I do have to beat +[4608.82 --> 4610.62] them up a little bit anyway the links are +[4610.62 --> 4612.90] in the are in the thread there to where +[4612.90 --> 4615.60] you can get the drivers for both x86 and x64 +[4615.60 --> 4619.36] versions of Windows but get this Microsoft is +[4619.36 --> 4621.04] releasing the drivers today at its download +[4621.04 --> 4623.50] site but the company is also planning to +[4623.50 --> 4625.12] distribute them through Windows Update in +[4625.12 --> 4630.52] the near future Microsoft what are you doing +[4630.52 --> 4633.10] what do you mean why aren't they in Windows +[4633.10 --> 4636.04] Update already oh yeah okay why you were +[4636.04 --> 4637.36] against it being Windows Update I was like +[4637.36 --> 4640.54] why not why is any piece of Microsoft +[4640.54 --> 4644.98] hardware not in Windows Update yeah no I +[4644.98 --> 4646.68] completely agree I thought I thought I thought +[4646.68 --> 4648.90] you were against it and that's why I was +[4648.90 --> 4653.88] why is anything not in Windows Update yeah +[4653.88 --> 4657.48] if it's WICL certified why is it not in +[4657.48 --> 4659.94] Windows Update why isn't that part of the +[4659.94 --> 4663.36] procedure why do I have to dink around +[4663.36 --> 4666.00] so have drivers still I totally thought +[4666.00 --> 4668.28] you're on the other side of this and +[4668.28 --> 4670.44] you're not at all and that's fantastic +[4670.44 --> 4673.50] like Timmy if you're watching maybe you +[4673.50 --> 4675.72] can give me an explanation that makes +[4675.72 --> 4680.70] sense but I doubt it why are drivers not +[4680.70 --> 4682.62] in Windows Update why do I have to think +[4682.62 --> 4684.94] about this why is it easier to plug and +[4684.94 --> 4686.62] play a Linux installation and have it +[4686.62 --> 4688.02] automatically work with network drivers +[4688.02 --> 4690.00] than it is a Windows one that should +[4690.00 --> 4693.30] never be a thing ever never be a fail +[4693.30 --> 4694.90] every laptop that I've ever tried to +[4694.90 --> 4698.08] install Linux on perfect network that's +[4698.08 --> 4699.72] all I need is network drivers because then I +[4699.72 --> 4701.64] can move from there that's fine and then +[4701.64 --> 4702.92] every single time that I've tried to +[4702.92 --> 4704.46] install not every sometime but a lot of +[4704.46 --> 4706.32] times I try to install Windows on a +[4706.32 --> 4707.78] laptop especially if it's not the +[4707.78 --> 4710.14] Windows that it came with horrible +[4710.14 --> 4712.18] almost never get network drivers have to +[4712.18 --> 4714.26] go hunt them down it's annoying and a lot +[4714.26 --> 4715.76] of the time it's not even a matter of +[4715.76 --> 4718.60] like oh derp it's not on Windows Update a +[4718.60 --> 4720.66] lot of the time it's like oh okay I +[4720.66 --> 4722.78] better go into device manager and like +[4722.78 --> 4726.00] find the vendor ID and like PCI ID string +[4726.00 --> 4728.20] and go Google that and find some post on +[4728.20 --> 4730.80] like driver helper full of viruses well +[4730.80 --> 4733.66] ah dot com yeah yeah why do I have to +[4733.66 --> 4735.42] resort to that you know what while I'm +[4735.42 --> 4737.26] bitching about this if anyone from +[4737.26 --> 4739.24] adapt tech is watching you guys turn your +[4739.24 --> 4742.00] download servers on after business hours +[4742.00 --> 4743.84] from now on that's super stupid that's +[4743.84 --> 4745.44] like the stupidest thing I've ever seen +[4745.44 --> 4747.78] they turn their download servers for +[4747.78 --> 4750.64] their drivers off outside of like business +[4750.64 --> 4754.88] hours legit legitimately guys go check +[4754.88 --> 4758.04] like I've been diagnosing like a raid card +[4758.04 --> 4759.38] in the middle of the night because +[4759.38 --> 4761.40] that's the only time when you diagnose +[4761.40 --> 4764.44] you can take down your server yeah yeah +[4764.44 --> 4766.84] and like their download servers just +[4766.84 --> 4768.36] off honestly though a lot of server +[4768.36 --> 4770.16] maintenance happens overnight so like it +[4770.16 --> 4772.86] should it should be oh I'm so mad like +[4772.86 --> 4775.32] so mad ridiculous people are like why is +[4775.32 --> 4777.74] you mad today because things make me a lot +[4777.74 --> 4779.40] of things to be mad about today speaking +[4779.40 --> 4780.80] of things to be mad about this is +[4780.80 --> 4783.98] actually both cool and terrifying yeah +[4783.98 --> 4785.96] so gun company figures out how to shoot +[4785.96 --> 4787.54] around corners using Google Glass so +[4787.54 --> 4788.98] basically they've got a super advanced +[4788.98 --> 4792.14] scope on this gun that allows you to use +[4792.14 --> 4794.26] Google Glass as a site it also +[4794.26 --> 4797.08] compensates for human error compensates +[4797.08 --> 4799.70] for conditions it does all kinds of neat +[4799.70 --> 4802.30] neat so keen stuff there's a short video +[4802.30 --> 4804.64] it's about a minute long tracking point +[4804.64 --> 4807.88] labs you know part of me is kind of like +[4807.88 --> 4813.02] do we really really need more efficient +[4813.02 --> 4815.72] ways to like put bullets in each other +[4815.72 --> 4818.00] one thing that scares me is like all the +[4818.00 --> 4819.20] stuff that's going on with NSA and stuff +[4819.20 --> 4820.86] right now this is gonna very possibly +[4820.86 --> 4823.74] create a big divide in between civilian +[4823.74 --> 4825.94] uprising potential and government +[4825.94 --> 4828.50] absolutely I mean it's already there you +[4828.50 --> 4830.02] can already night vision goggles are +[4830.02 --> 4832.94] already I know the end of guerrilla yeah you +[4832.94 --> 4834.44] know that's actually something that I can't +[4834.44 --> 4835.80] quite figure out why they weren't using +[4835.80 --> 4839.22] thermal imaging to find that Moncton police +[4839.22 --> 4843.64] killer yeah were they not it took them I +[4843.64 --> 4845.34] didn't follow them over a full day to +[4845.34 --> 4846.74] find him and he was just kind of hiding +[4846.74 --> 4848.94] in the woods like I don't know maybe +[4848.94 --> 4850.56] maybe it's possible that they're just not +[4850.56 --> 4852.20] that sensitive yet but I just wouldn't +[4852.20 --> 4853.86] they have military deployed on that they +[4853.86 --> 4856.10] did have military deployed I mean they +[4856.10 --> 4857.60] eventually did find him in the woods on +[4857.60 --> 4859.60] armed they've apprehended him now okay do +[4859.60 --> 4860.90] you know much about what happened not been +[4860.90 --> 4862.34] following yeah I know I know he killed +[4862.34 --> 4863.56] like I know that kind of stuff but I don't +[4863.56 --> 4866.06] killed three officers and and wounded to +[4866.06 --> 4867.64] others one knew about that seriously +[4867.64 --> 4870.34] wounded yeah I just didn't know about +[4870.34 --> 4872.48] them yeah I'm not gonna link to any news +[4872.48 --> 4874.46] stories I'm not gonna name him because +[4874.46 --> 4876.18] these people don't deserve any attention +[4876.18 --> 4880.00] exactly yes dragon v2 speaking of people +[4880.00 --> 4882.70] who do deserve attention super cool and +[4882.70 --> 4884.68] freaking Elon Musk is just the coolest +[4884.68 --> 4887.56] person on the planet so guys you should +[4887.56 --> 4889.22] god you should check this out there's +[4889.22 --> 4891.46] not there's not really too much for for +[4891.46 --> 4892.78] us to say about it I'm gonna post there's +[4892.78 --> 4894.82] the main I put the main points of the +[4894.82 --> 4897.46] video in here is the the new capsule can +[4897.46 --> 4899.86] hold seven astronauts it has propulsion +[4899.86 --> 4902.30] based landing so it can land on a landing +[4902.30 --> 4903.92] pad it can land pretty much anywhere but +[4903.92 --> 4905.18] someone says you can't thermal through +[4905.18 --> 4907.42] trees so there you go that's interesting +[4907.42 --> 4910.68] you can land pretty much anywhere but more +[4910.68 --> 4912.06] specifically on a landing pad you don't +[4912.06 --> 4914.66] have to land in the ocean anymore and the +[4914.66 --> 4916.98] heat shielding and stuff on the bottom is +[4916.98 --> 4919.20] much more resistant and can be easily +[4919.20 --> 4921.74] reused so if it can land on a landing +[4921.74 --> 4923.80] pad and just have all the propellant +[4923.80 --> 4926.02] refill hold hold very quickly sweet ice +[4926.02 --> 4931.36] fox says Elon greater than Gabe n let's +[4931.36 --> 4933.52] just let's just calm down okay everyone +[4933.52 --> 4937.52] just needs to relax go ahead about Elon +[4937.52 --> 4938.74] being greater than Gabe everyone just +[4938.74 --> 4942.44] needs to relax they're in they're in +[4942.44 --> 4944.36] completely it's like can you we told +[4944.36 --> 4946.22] can we all just relax and stop being +[4946.22 --> 4950.36] tense thank you we're looking we're +[4950.36 --> 4951.60] looking at different castles here +[4951.60 --> 4953.98] different castles I like that they're not +[4953.98 --> 4955.88] they're both the king of their own +[4955.88 --> 4957.68] castles all right sorry go ahead go ahead +[4957.68 --> 4959.30] the rest of the points of boats um that +[4959.30 --> 4961.40] was actually pretty much it is it can +[4961.40 --> 4963.90] carry seven astronauts um it's very +[4963.90 --> 4966.30] reusable definitely reusable and it can +[4966.30 --> 4969.00] land pretty much anywhere very easily it +[4969.00 --> 4970.84] uses propulsion based landing like I said +[4970.84 --> 4971.96] so instead of having this crazy +[4971.96 --> 4973.52] parachute like they did before where +[4973.52 --> 4974.78] they just parachute out and then drift +[4974.78 --> 4977.52] down into the water it it slows itself +[4977.52 --> 4979.78] down as it's falling through I think it's +[4979.78 --> 4982.86] I think it's four jets and then evens +[4982.86 --> 4984.62] itself out and then lands with like these +[4984.62 --> 4986.70] kind of spring-loaded not really spring-loaded +[4986.70 --> 4989.48] but these feet that can compress not +[4989.48 --> 4991.54] spring-loaded at all but feet that can +[4991.54 --> 4993.78] compress so it just can it's actually very +[4993.78 --> 4996.62] very cool all right we got a straw pole and +[4996.62 --> 4998.66] the inside of this space shuttle is +[4998.66 --> 5005.04] amazing have you seen it uh no okay you +[5005.04 --> 5006.88] can talk about it though it's it's kind +[5006.88 --> 5008.52] of hard to describe once you're done +[5008.52 --> 5010.18] spamming there I can try to jump you +[5010.18 --> 5012.46] forward in the video but essentially you +[5012.46 --> 5014.44] you walk in it looks like super super +[5014.44 --> 5016.42] clean and super futuristic unlike a lot +[5016.42 --> 5017.80] of space shuttles that you see that look +[5017.80 --> 5020.88] like mega ghetto and kind of disgusting and +[5020.88 --> 5022.72] then he sits down in this baller looking +[5022.72 --> 5024.88] chair and swings down this super badass +[5024.88 --> 5029.14] monitor setup it's so cool yeah he's +[5029.14 --> 5030.56] walking in so he's gonna get it he's +[5030.56 --> 5034.38] gonna get in very soon guys so once he +[5034.38 --> 5037.90] gets in there sweet so very nice seats +[5037.90 --> 5039.64] again like he doesn't talk about them at +[5039.64 --> 5040.84] all but like they actually look +[5040.84 --> 5042.34] comfortable instead of the terrible +[5042.34 --> 5043.54] things I've done before and then yeah +[5043.54 --> 5045.42] okay go a little bit back because you +[5045.42 --> 5046.76] got to see him swing down the monitor +[5046.76 --> 5048.64] setup you can see it's up right now +[5048.64 --> 5054.28] he'll pull it down so badass swoop +[5054.28 --> 5057.30] and then if you can actually see the +[5057.30 --> 5060.58] control panels like it actually looks +[5060.58 --> 5062.26] like futuristic and badass I know that +[5062.26 --> 5064.42] doesn't really matter but like it looks +[5064.42 --> 5067.52] really cool they there you can see all +[5067.52 --> 5069.70] their monitoring panels and like all the +[5069.70 --> 5071.58] stuff in the middle he's got spaceship +[5071.58 --> 5073.50] control is that like joysticky thing kind +[5073.50 --> 5074.96] of in the middle and then most of those +[5074.96 --> 5077.04] manual buttons are all emergency things +[5077.04 --> 5079.16] so you don't have to use the other +[5079.16 --> 5080.34] displays and stuff they're all emergency +[5080.34 --> 5082.84] stuff and yeah I don't know I thought +[5082.84 --> 5089.02] this was super cool yeah I was watching +[5089.02 --> 5090.22] it and then I ran out of time I actually +[5090.22 --> 5091.32] didn't make it to the end I didn't know +[5091.32 --> 5093.40] he went inside yeah that is awesome +[5093.40 --> 5095.30] it's pretty freaking cool how's that +[5095.30 --> 5097.14] straw pool doing all right let's check +[5097.14 --> 5102.06] out that straw pool castles okay castles +[5102.06 --> 5109.44] castles so we've got 42% of the votes going +[5109.44 --> 5112.38] to Gabe in 41% of the votes going to +[5112.38 --> 5115.98] castles and 17% going to Elon Musk although +[5115.98 --> 5117.84] I don't think there's really any denying +[5117.84 --> 5121.58] that Elon's or mr. Musk's contributions to +[5121.58 --> 5124.50] humanity as a whole are probably more more +[5124.50 --> 5127.32] impactful than Gabe ends but then how is +[5127.32 --> 5129.06] that that's very difficult to quantify because +[5129.06 --> 5132.02] it's true but because Gabe in could inspire +[5132.02 --> 5135.06] more people if it's not in the same way it's +[5135.82 --> 5137.98] it's not necessarily lower and Gabe ended +[5137.98 --> 5140.20] more than just gaming yeah digital digital +[5140.20 --> 5142.44] content distribution and he was a pioneer +[5142.44 --> 5144.34] yeah and he's pushed forward for those like +[5144.34 --> 5147.50] racing that racing thing I don't know +[5147.50 --> 5151.36] anyway yeah it's not really uh I I vote for +[5151.36 --> 5153.54] castles you vote for castles you go vote for +[5153.54 --> 5157.08] castles then one vote doesn't matter loser it +[5157.08 --> 5159.88] does actually every vote counts yeah yeah +[5159.88 --> 5162.20] I'm gonna go find it and vote just because +[5162.20 --> 5163.90] you said that that's fine +[5163.90 --> 5165.44] it's gonna take me a sec to find it +[5165.44 --> 5168.80] I don't know where it is I give up +[5168.80 --> 5171.90] you can find things to vote for on your own +[5171.90 --> 5174.62] time yeah pretty much all right more +[5174.62 --> 5177.48] thingy-majiggers um yeah I fired up the +[5177.48 --> 5182.12] star citizen uh what's up oh yeah right we +[5182.12 --> 5183.82] actually have something really cool for you +[5183.82 --> 5188.04] guys so I need you to use hashtag Linus +[5188.04 --> 5191.72] mass drop all one word hashtag Linus +[5191.72 --> 5195.44] mass drop and send in your requests for +[5195.44 --> 5197.32] what you would like to see a mass drop +[5197.32 --> 5199.94] deal on we are working with mass drop to +[5199.94 --> 5202.54] basically find one thing that our +[5202.54 --> 5205.58] community really wants to see and bring +[5205.58 --> 5209.32] it to you guys that's it it's simple so +[5209.32 --> 5211.46] everyone take just a minute of your time +[5211.46 --> 5212.90] think of something that you think is +[5212.90 --> 5214.58] really cool hopefully you know +[5214.58 --> 5216.38] electronics or computer stuff or +[5216.38 --> 5219.62] something um and then just use hashtag +[5219.62 --> 5223.40] Linus mass drop and tweet that out and +[5223.40 --> 5226.22] we will have someone preferably a lackey +[5226.22 --> 5228.26] and not me go through them all and +[5228.26 --> 5230.38] compile a list of the most popular ones +[5230.38 --> 5232.10] and then we're gonna pick one from there +[5232.10 --> 5233.68] that we think is really cool and we think +[5233.68 --> 5235.54] would be a great mass drop item and we +[5235.54 --> 5237.44] are going to be bringing that to you guys +[5237.44 --> 5239.84] through the mass drop team so be excited +[5239.84 --> 5241.34] about that because it's gonna be really +[5241.34 --> 5243.20] really sweet awesome now what were you +[5243.20 --> 5244.82] saying about Star Citizen I was saying I +[5244.82 --> 5246.52] tried it and the mouse controls are +[5246.52 --> 5248.36] balls so I need to get a joystick I'm +[5248.36 --> 5250.88] actually going to order a USB to game +[5250.88 --> 5252.92] controller adapter so I can use my old +[5252.92 --> 5255.14] Top Gun joystick but I also have a +[5255.14 --> 5256.82] scitec aviator that I can use in the +[5256.82 --> 5258.80] meantime it just doesn't have that same +[5258.80 --> 5261.38] no it doesn't quality feel to it though +[5261.38 --> 5264.56] I don't really like it so there you go oh +[5264.56 --> 5266.90] well solar freaking roadways we're not +[5266.90 --> 5268.90] doing a mass drop for solar roadways +[5268.90 --> 5270.88] especially because they don't work +[5270.88 --> 5278.12] sorry to spoil that one very cool +[5278.12 --> 5280.88] concept though yeah I give it give it a +[5280.88 --> 5283.22] little while longer a lot of while long +[5283.22 --> 5284.84] and we'll find a way to leverage my +[5284.84 --> 5288.14] conclusion a little better someone says +[5288.14 --> 5291.08] butt plugs I don't think we should ask +[5291.08 --> 5293.96] for butt plugs you can get windows for 50 +[5293.96 --> 5298.16] cents on oh PC it's ludicrous ROG Jay-Z +[5298.16 --> 5300.78] we're never gonna be free of that are +[5300.78 --> 5302.90] we no no we're just stuck with it +[5302.90 --> 5305.30] forever okay speaking of things we're +[5305.30 --> 5306.92] stuck with forever we'll be back next +[5306.92 --> 5308.62] week thank you guys very much for +[5308.62 --> 5311.18] tuning into the WAN show we will see +[5311.18 --> 5312.82] you next week I guess normally I say +[5312.82 --> 5314.02] thank you and then I say we'll see you +[5314.02 --> 5315.80] next week but without this getting any +[5315.80 --> 5320.96] more awkward than it already is boom oh +[5320.96 --> 5323.18] oh that's awkward I didn't leave this in +[5323.18 --> 5325.16] all the right spots so I need to +[5325.16 --> 5327.96] something to do with +[5327.96 --> 5330.96] this here yeah that thing +[5330.96 --> 5331.96] good work +[5331.96 --> 5333.96] that wasn't my fault at all +[5333.96 --> 5334.96] yeah whatever +[5334.96 --> 5341.96] highlander it's gonna be awesome +[5341.96 --> 5348.96] yeah or terrible we're not sure yeah +[5348.96 --> 5352.96] we've never done it before nope +[5352.96 --> 5353.96] you diff --git a/The WAN Show The Interview Pulled, Online Piracy isnt Going Away - Dec 19, 2014_transcript.txt b/The WAN Show The Interview Pulled, Online Piracy isnt Going Away - Dec 19, 2014_transcript.txt index 36b04b101e894476bdceacf9b92193856cf2611c..60ac8d8f0168ef0f4e791ebe2a804a7e4188638c 100644 --- a/The WAN Show The Interview Pulled, Online Piracy isnt Going Away - Dec 19, 2014_transcript.txt +++ b/The WAN Show The Interview Pulled, Online Piracy isnt Going Away - Dec 19, 2014_transcript.txt @@ -105,8 +105,8 @@ [251.92 --> 252.80] The WAN Show logo has a Christmas hat. [252.80 --> 253.70] It's Christmassy and everything. [253.84 --> 254.06] I know. -[254.18 --> 254.78] It's like... -[254.78 --> 258.10] It's almost like we should have done this a couple weeks ago in order to get our money's +[254.18 --> 254.80] It's like... +[254.80 --> 258.10] It's almost like we should have done this a couple weeks ago in order to get our money's [258.10 --> 261.94] worth out of completely redoing all of our lower thirds and sponsor intros. [262.08 --> 263.06] Thanks, Nick Van Berkel. [263.98 --> 264.46] Exactly. @@ -184,9 +184,9 @@ [423.72 --> 424.44] Arrows around turns. [424.86 --> 428.82] Show like show a grid on the road in front of you and be like, go along this curve. [428.82 --> 429.44] Something like that. -[429.52 --> 432.22] Not a car in front of you, which usually represents nothing. -[432.60 --> 437.14] And it just says like, follow me, follow me, follow me, follow me repeatedly, which is going -[437.14 --> 438.00] to get crazy annoying. +[429.50 --> 432.22] Not a car in front of you, which usually represents nothing. +[432.60 --> 437.04] And it just says like, follow me, follow me, follow me, follow me repeatedly, which is +[437.04 --> 438.00] going to get crazy annoying. [438.04 --> 442.94] And the thing about a car in front of you is that you're, that means again, it's an eye [442.94 --> 443.56] focused thing. [443.60 --> 445.68] You're looking right in front of you. @@ -199,10 +199,10 @@ [468.06 --> 471.98] are going to be kind of off to the side or below your main vision. [472.12 --> 475.68] So you'd see it out of your peripherals instead of it being the direct thing that you're looking [475.68 --> 475.90] at. -[475.94 --> 477.96] So it shouldn't actually distract you from driving. -[478.32 --> 481.56] That's another problem that I noticed with the pillars is unless they do like some pretty -[481.56 --> 486.28] intense eye movement detection, a lot of times that you're looking at certain pillars, it -[486.28 --> 487.78] might not know that you're actually looking at them. +[475.94 --> 477.94] So it shouldn't actually distract you from driving. +[478.16 --> 481.56] That's another problem that I noticed with the pillars is unless they do like some pretty +[481.56 --> 486.08] intense eye movement detection, a lot of times that you're looking at certain pillars, +[486.20 --> 487.78] it might not know that you're actually looking at them. [487.86 --> 488.98] So it might not click in. [490.16 --> 493.32] This is, I don't know, I don't know what Twitch is doing. [493.44 --> 495.98] Your laptop, I think, is the problem. @@ -210,87 +210,89 @@ [498.08 --> 500.28] So I was trying to participate in Twitch chat there. [500.38 --> 502.84] That did not happen. [503.36 --> 503.74] All right. -[503.74 --> 506.70] So I think there's more people in Twitch chat saying that I'm prettier than you. -[507.04 --> 508.48] So, well, I'm a nun. +[503.90 --> 506.70] So I think there's more people in Twitch chat saying that I'm prettier than you. +[506.70 --> 508.48] Well, I'm a nun. [508.82 --> 514.88] We're not supposed to be, you know, putting it on for everyone to see or something. -[515.22 --> 516.16] Oh, oh, oh. -[516.48 --> 521.04] Speaking of getting, putting it out there for everyone to see the channel super fun going +[515.20 --> 516.16] Oh, oh, oh. +[516.48 --> 521.04] Speaking of getting, putting it out there for everyone to see, the channel Super Fun going [521.04 --> 524.30] up this weekend is freaking awesome. -[524.72 --> 532.74] It involves, it, it does involve fake boobs, but not in any way that you could possibly be -[532.74 --> 533.16] expecting. +[524.98 --> 533.16] It involves, it does involve fake boobs, but not in any way that you could possibly be expecting. [533.32 --> 534.74] You will not see this coming. [534.74 --> 539.02] There's going to be that one dude who like guesses the exact thing. -[539.60 --> 540.48] No, there isn't. +[539.60 --> 540.46] No, there isn't. [540.62 --> 541.06] Okay. -[542.18 --> 543.24] No, I really don't. +[542.22 --> 543.24] No, I really doubt. [543.24 --> 543.74] Challenge accepted. [543.86 --> 545.52] Everyone post on the forum what you think it's going to be. [545.52 --> 545.90] I sincerely. [545.90 --> 548.20] And then go watch the video and figure out if it's going to be it or not. -[548.68 --> 549.46] Sincerely doubt it. +[548.70 --> 549.46] Sincerely doubt it. [549.68 --> 550.08] All right. [550.14 --> 552.30] Let's go ahead and move into our next topic here. -[552.54 --> 554.60] Oh, one thing that I want to talk about before we go forward. -[554.64 --> 554.84] Hold on. +[552.54 --> 554.62] Oh, one thing that I want to talk about before we go forward. +[554.64 --> 554.86] Hold on. [554.94 --> 558.12] X-Tank Slayer X was the one who posted the last topic on the forum. [558.22 --> 558.60] Thank you. -[558.76 --> 560.00] I still want to talk about the last topic. -[560.00 --> 565.36] So, um, with this kind of stuff coming to cars, more technology coming into cars now, -[565.62 --> 570.46] I think it would be pretty cool if tech reviewers started reviewing cars. -[570.62 --> 575.22] And I think car companies need to kind of figure this out too, because standard traditional -[575.22 --> 581.04] car guys, when it's going to start coming to electrical cars and cars with beams that -[581.04 --> 586.44] you can see through and projected cars on the road and 360 degree sonar and like all this -[586.44 --> 589.48] other kind of stuff that cars are starting to get, I think they need tech guys on it. -[589.80 --> 594.54] So at CES, I know I'm going to at least try to check out a couple cars and see if we can -[594.54 --> 596.16] get some cool technology overviews. -[596.40 --> 597.82] I'm not going to be looking into engines. -[598.30 --> 601.40] I'm not going to be looking into anything like that, but I'll just look into like, -[601.48 --> 603.76] oh, it has this cool tech or that cool tech. -[603.76 --> 603.92] Yeah. -[603.98 --> 609.42] Cars are, cars are becoming something that the typical gear head is not necessarily like -[609.42 --> 614.62] they'll probably look at this kind of stuff the same way that, you know, a hardcore audio -[614.62 --> 620.58] file is going to look at, you know, 3d positional software sound on something like a headset. -[620.70 --> 621.34] Well, hold on a second. -[621.40 --> 622.48] Like, does it sound good or not? -[622.62 --> 624.20] These guys are going to be like, well, hold on. +[558.78 --> 560.00] I still want to talk about the last topic. +[560.00 --> 566.48] So, with this kind of stuff coming to cars, more technology coming into cars now, I think +[566.48 --> 570.44] it would be pretty cool if tech reviewers started reviewing cars. +[570.62 --> 573.16] And I think car companies need to kind of figure this out too. +[573.52 --> 579.22] Because standard traditional car guys, when it's going to start coming to electrical cars +[579.22 --> 584.74] and cars with beams that you can see through and projected cars on the road and 360 degree +[584.74 --> 588.44] sonar and like all this other kind of stuff that cars are starting to get, I think they +[588.44 --> 589.48] need tech guys on it. +[589.82 --> 594.54] So, at CES, I know I'm going to at least try to check out a couple cars and see if we can +[594.54 --> 596.14] get some cool technology overviews. +[596.38 --> 597.82] I'm not going to be looking into engines. +[598.28 --> 600.12] I'm not going to be looking into anything like that. +[600.12 --> 603.76] But I'll just look into like, oh, it has this cool tech or that cool tech. +[603.86 --> 609.22] Yeah, cars are becoming something that the typical gearhead is not necessarily... +[609.22 --> 614.18] Like, they'll probably look at this kind of stuff the same way that, you know, a hardcore +[614.18 --> 620.18] audiophile is going to look at, you know, 3D positional software sound on something like +[620.18 --> 620.56] a headset. +[620.70 --> 621.32] Well, hold on a second. +[621.42 --> 622.48] Like, does it sound good or not? +[622.80 --> 624.20] These guys are going to be like, well, hold on. [624.24 --> 625.44] Does it handle well or not? -[625.50 --> 630.80] Whereas guys like us are going to be like, yeah, like what OS is that Android dash system -[630.80 --> 631.16] running? -[631.34 --> 633.46] And how does it, I think we need kind of both teams here. -[633.46 --> 636.72] Like they can, they can check out the engine and all that kind of stuff or the motor, -[636.82 --> 638.44] I guess, depending on which anyways. -[640.08 --> 641.10] Speaking of which. -[641.24 --> 643.68] Speaking of cars not even needing engines anymore. +[625.44 --> 630.78] Whereas guys like us are going to be like, yeah, like, what OS is that Android Dash system +[630.78 --> 631.88] running and how is it being pulled? +[631.88 --> 633.42] I think we need kind of both teams here. +[633.66 --> 635.80] They can check out the engine and all that kind of stuff. +[636.12 --> 638.16] Or the motor, I guess, depending on which... +[638.16 --> 638.40] Anyways. +[640.02 --> 641.20] Speaking of which... +[641.20 --> 643.60] Speaking of cars not even needing engines anymore. [644.50 --> 645.10] All right. -[645.10 --> 651.68] So our next topic here is the Assassin's Creed creator reveals a triple A historical action -[651.68 --> 652.60] survival game. -[653.54 --> 653.90] Wow. -[653.90 --> 656.06] Just in case you haven't heard of one of those before. -[656.50 --> 661.46] So this was posted on the forum by, I would love to tell you, but my laptop really is a -[661.46 --> 662.90] broken piece of crap right now. -[662.90 --> 664.02] This is supposed to be by. -[664.02 --> 665.12] Rohif Kumar SP. -[665.46 --> 665.68] Yeah. +[645.14 --> 650.00] So, our next topic here is the Assassin's Creed Creator Reveals, a AAA... +[650.00 --> 652.54] Historical Action Survival Game. +[653.50 --> 653.90] Wow. +[653.90 --> 656.04] Just in case you haven't heard of one of those before. +[656.56 --> 658.70] So, this was posted on the forum by... +[658.70 --> 662.88] I would love to tell you, but my laptop really is a broken piece of crap right now. +[663.26 --> 664.06] This is posted by... +[664.06 --> 665.14] Rohif Kumar SP. +[665.44 --> 665.68] Yeah. [665.76 --> 667.62] And the original article here is from GameSpot. [667.68 --> 668.88] Do you want to go ahead and drop that in the chat? [669.08 --> 669.62] Oh, yes. [669.66 --> 670.68] I forgot to do the last one. [670.76 --> 670.98] Okay. -[671.02 --> 672.16] Maybe drop them both in there. +[671.02 --> 672.18] Maybe drop them both in the... [672.18 --> 673.90] Or I don't think you can do them back to back, can you? -[674.28 --> 675.24] It's not a good idea. +[674.26 --> 675.24] It's not a good idea. [675.36 --> 675.68] Okay. -[675.68 --> 676.54] I will just do this one. -[676.88 --> 677.10] Sure. -[677.88 --> 678.20] Boom. -[678.28 --> 678.82] There we go. -[679.16 --> 679.46] All right. -[679.52 --> 680.80] So, oh, we're looking at the dock. -[680.88 --> 681.06] Not that. -[681.06 --> 681.50] There we go. -[681.88 --> 682.30] All right. -[682.30 --> 684.82] So, Panache Digital Games. -[685.08 --> 686.46] What's the scoop on this? +[675.68 --> 676.52] I will just do this one. +[676.84 --> 677.10] Sure. +[677.86 --> 678.18] Boom. +[678.28 --> 678.80] There we go. +[679.16 --> 679.44] All right. +[679.52 --> 679.80] So... +[679.80 --> 680.80] Oh, we're looking at the dock. +[680.90 --> 681.08] Not that... +[681.08 --> 681.50] There we go. +[681.90 --> 682.30] All right. +[682.30 --> 684.76] So, Panache Digital Games. +[685.06 --> 686.46] What's the scoop on this? [686.46 --> 690.20] So, this guy left after he didn't like the direction that AC was going. [690.30 --> 694.50] I believe this was after the series of AC2 games. [694.58 --> 696.80] So, after Ezio, I believe this is when he left. @@ -299,457 +301,386 @@ [705.02 --> 705.10] Creed. [705.12 --> 706.68] And we all know what happened to THQ. [706.88 --> 707.24] Yes. -[707.44 --> 710.36] And then Ubisoft absorbed that portion of them. -[710.62 --> 712.32] And he was working for them again. -[712.34 --> 714.88] Taking 1666 and taking him back. -[715.24 --> 719.84] He promptly left again and is now like, screw all you guys. -[720.20 --> 722.16] I'm going to make my own freaking studio. -[722.54 --> 724.20] So, has started Panache Games. -[724.40 --> 725.72] I hope I'm pronouncing that right. -[725.82 --> 726.10] But, yeah. -[726.30 --> 727.00] I think it's Panache. -[727.00 --> 728.18] So, yeah. -[728.44 --> 730.26] There's no official name for it yet. -[730.72 --> 736.12] No one actually knows if he was able to buy back the IP of 1666 or any of that kind of +[707.42 --> 710.36] And then Ubisoft absorbed that portion of them. +[710.62 --> 712.28] And he was working for them again. +[712.28 --> 714.90] Taking 1666 and taking him back. +[715.04 --> 719.84] He promptly left again and is now like, screw all you guys. +[720.22 --> 722.16] I'm going to make my own freaking studio. +[722.52 --> 724.20] So, has started Panache Games. +[724.20 --> 725.72] I hope I'm pronouncing that right. +[725.88 --> 726.12] But yeah. +[726.28 --> 727.02] I think it's Panache. +[727.52 --> 728.20] So, yeah. +[728.36 --> 730.26] There's no official name for it yet. +[730.66 --> 736.12] No one actually knows if he was able to buy back the IP of 1666 or any of that kind of [736.12 --> 737.82] stuff because I think he might have been trying. -[738.78 --> 739.54] So, yeah. -[739.66 --> 741.56] We know he's going to continue trying. -[741.76 --> 742.88] Whether or not... -[742.88 --> 744.94] This wig, man. -[745.26 --> 750.08] Whether or not he has to restart completely or he's able to continue on his previous work. +[738.74 --> 739.54] So, yeah. +[739.64 --> 742.20] We know he's going to continue trying whether or not... +[742.90 --> 744.94] This wig, man. +[745.24 --> 750.08] Whether or not he has to restart completely or he's able to continue on his previous work. [750.16 --> 754.00] By buying back the rights for 1666 or something along those lines. -[754.06 --> 755.68] Whether it's going to be 1666. -[755.68 --> 756.84] We don't know any of that kind of stuff. -[757.00 --> 758.52] But, yeah. -[758.72 --> 759.26] He's doing it. +[754.00 --> 755.68] Whether it's going to be 1666. +[755.88 --> 756.84] We don't know any of that kind of stuff. +[757.14 --> 758.52] But, yeah. +[758.76 --> 759.26] He's doing it. [759.38 --> 764.52] And he's referenced more than once that he thinks that positive change can happen throughout [764.52 --> 766.98] the world through video games, which I kind of actually do agree with. -[767.18 --> 770.96] And he thinks a very good platform for that is AAA titles because they're very wide reaching. -[771.52 --> 776.84] And looking at how much I liked Assassin's Creed 2 and all of its iterations, I would be happy +[767.20 --> 770.96] And he thinks a very good platform for that is AAA titles because they're very wide reaching. +[771.54 --> 776.84] And looking at how much I liked Assassin's Creed 2 and all of its iterations, I would be happy [776.84 --> 778.44] if he makes something to that caliber again. [778.44 --> 779.80] All right. -[780.28 --> 783.88] So, this is really interesting. -[784.20 --> 787.74] I always feel a little bit weird when we're reporting on our sponsors. -[787.74 --> 788.10] Sponsors stuff? -[788.32 --> 788.42] I know. -[788.42 --> 792.18] Especially when it's positive because I feel like I should be trying to find something +[780.22 --> 783.88] So, this is really interesting. +[784.18 --> 787.84] I always feel a little bit weird when we're reporting on our sponsors. +[787.84 --> 788.10] Sponsors stuff? +[788.32 --> 788.36] I know. +[788.36 --> 792.18] Especially when it's positive because I feel like I should be trying to find something [792.18 --> 793.02] crappy about it. [793.16 --> 793.92] Well, it's not in Canada. -[793.92 --> 794.36] Yeah. -[794.36 --> 794.66] Yeah. -[794.72 --> 795.38] That's crappy. -[795.58 --> 795.86] Okay. +[794.44 --> 794.68] Yeah. +[794.74 --> 795.36] That's crappy. +[795.60 --> 795.86] Okay. [795.96 --> 796.14] There. -[796.24 --> 800.22] The crappiest thing about this next news item is that I can't get it. -[800.60 --> 803.42] So, the original article is on Tom's Hardware dot com. +[796.14 --> 800.22] The crappiest thing about this next news item is that I can't get it. +[800.62 --> 803.42] So, the original article is on Tom'sHardware.com. [803.48 --> 804.34] I don't know if you posted that yet. [804.60 --> 804.80] I'm just giving you a moment. -[804.80 --> 809.18] And it was posted by Luciferia, Luciferia, whatever. +[804.80 --> 806.62] And it was posted by Lucifria. +[808.00 --> 808.60] Luciferiafra. +[808.80 --> 809.16] Whatever. [809.50 --> 810.54] It was posted on the forum. -[810.98 --> 812.54] So, Ting dot com. -[812.66 --> 818.28] You know those guys that they do some advertising through us for their mobile service where they -[818.28 --> 820.32] actually buy wholesale. -[820.88 --> 827.56] They buy wholesale from Sprint and then they resell on like a pay per use sort of plan with -[827.56 --> 832.26] their customers instead of asking people to sort of commit to X number of minutes per +[810.98 --> 812.54] So, Ting.com. +[812.66 --> 818.30] You know those guys that they do some advertising through us for their mobile service where they +[818.30 --> 827.32] actually buy wholesale from Sprint and then they resell on like a pay-per-use sort of plan +[827.32 --> 832.26] with their customers instead of asking people to sort of commit to X number of minutes per [832.26 --> 832.94] month or whatever else. -[832.94 --> 841.06] So, they've got their whole mobile thing going on and now they are expanding their service +[833.36 --> 841.06] So, they've got their whole mobile thing going on and now they are expanding their service [841.06 --> 843.48] to provide gigabit internet. -[844.50 --> 846.04] How fascinating. -[846.40 --> 851.36] So, they jumped in on a company by which I think they jumped in at like 70% of Blue Ridge -[851.36 --> 854.72] Networks and Blue Ridge Networks was already offering gigabit internet. -[854.72 --> 862.84] But it was 100 megabit per second and 50 megabit per second down, 50 megabit per second up for -[862.84 --> 864.38] around $500. -[864.94 --> 870.34] And the new tier should be that same kind of deal but around $100 a month which is pretty -[870.34 --> 871.14] insane actually. -[871.42 --> 872.18] So, hold on a second. -[872.32 --> 876.66] According to Blue Ridge's announcement, the company will have pricing plans for gigabit internet -[876.66 --> 878.78] with rates under $100. -[878.78 --> 879.78] Oh, okay. -[879.78 --> 883.90] With budget oriented plans that could be even lower than the initial offering. -[883.90 --> 888.78] Additionally, Blue Ridge will honor prices and certain plans for a limited time for customers -[888.78 --> 891.00] who upgrade to Ting internet. -[891.00 --> 892.92] Pretty awesome. +[844.46 --> 846.02] How fascinating. +[846.02 --> 851.34] So, they jumped in on a company by which I think they jumped in at like 70% of Blue Ridge +[851.34 --> 854.72] Networks and Blue Ridge Networks was already offering gigabit internet. +[855.38 --> 863.02] But it was 100 megabit per second and 50 megabit per second down, 50 megabit per second up +[863.02 --> 869.06] for around $500 and the new tier should be that same kind of deal but around $100 a month +[869.06 --> 871.14] which is pretty insane actually. +[871.36 --> 872.18] So, hold on a second. +[872.18 --> 876.16] According to Blue Ridge's announcement, the company will have pricing plans for gigabit +[876.16 --> 878.70] internet with rates under $100. +[878.70 --> 879.90] Oh, okay. +[879.90 --> 883.92] With budget-oriented plans that could be even lower than the initial offering. +[883.92 --> 888.78] Additionally, Blue Ridge will honor prices and certain plans for a limited time for customers +[888.78 --> 891.00] who upgrade to Ting Internet. +[891.66 --> 892.92] Pretty awesome. [893.30 --> 897.66] The company also has plans to provide a television package in 2015 as well. -[898.98 --> 900.18] How interesting. -[900.62 --> 909.06] Looks like if you sit on your ass and don't upgrade infrastructure, other people who think +[897.66 --> 900.18] How interesting. +[900.18 --> 909.06] It looks like if you sit on your ass and don't upgrade infrastructure, other people who think [909.06 --> 915.50] that that money that you were making looks pretty good might actually invest and compete [915.50 --> 916.00] with you. -[916.62 --> 917.98] Whoa, AT&T. -[918.80 --> 920.54] Holy actual crap. -[920.54 --> 925.02] And with the pricing structure that Ting is setting up, like, please just wreck AT&T. -[925.02 --> 929.64] And one really interesting thing too is right when this happened, a whole bunch of people +[916.64 --> 917.96] Whoa, AT&T. +[918.78 --> 920.54] Holy actual crap. +[920.78 --> 925.02] And with the pricing structure that Ting is setting up, like, please just wreck AT&T. +[925.02 --> 929.64] And one really interesting thing, too, is right when this happened, a whole bunch of people [929.64 --> 935.78] local around Blue whatever networks have now shown interest in the Ting one, Blue Ridge -[935.78 --> 939.24] internet works, because it's much cheaper. -[939.62 --> 941.52] So, it's showing that like people are interested. +[935.78 --> 939.24] Internet works, because it's much cheaper. +[939.62 --> 941.52] So, it's showing that, like, people are interested. [941.94 --> 945.46] AT&T being like, why do you guys need above 6 megabit per second? -[945.86 --> 946.90] Because people want it. -[947.00 --> 948.76] Because the internet shouldn't be slow anymore. -[948.90 --> 949.80] It doesn't make any sense. -[950.54 --> 951.82] So, yeah. -[952.02 --> 960.14] I mean, it really does feel like companies should be able to understand that we've seen +[945.88 --> 946.90] Because people want it. +[946.98 --> 948.76] Because the internet shouldn't be slow anymore. +[948.88 --> 949.80] It doesn't make any sense. +[949.80 --> 951.82] So, yeah. +[952.00 --> 960.14] I mean, it really does feel like companies should be able to understand that we've seen [960.14 --> 963.42] this happen over and over and over again. -[963.80 --> 968.02] I mean, when's the last time that you bought Fujifilm? -[968.02 --> 970.50] It's like Kodak. -[970.50 --> 971.22] It's like Kodak. -[971.30 --> 972.56] What happened to Kodak? -[973.18 --> 976.34] We think digital is a phase. -[976.42 --> 977.14] It's going to pass. -[977.22 --> 978.08] They said that. -[978.50 --> 980.20] We think it's a fad. +[963.78 --> 968.36] I mean, when's the last time that you bought Fujifilm? +[969.54 --> 971.20] It's like, Kodak. +[971.28 --> 972.56] What happened to Kodak? +[972.56 --> 976.34] We think digital is a phase. +[976.44 --> 977.14] It's going to pass. +[977.22 --> 978.06] They said that. +[978.60 --> 980.20] We think it's a fad. [980.56 --> 982.38] It's like, okay, well, where are you today? -[982.38 --> 989.80] It's like if you sit there and do not invest in whatever people are actually wanting to buy. -[989.86 --> 995.60] If you're content to sit there on ass, not innovating, waiting for, you know, government. -[995.60 --> 996.96] Like, when's the last time? +[982.94 --> 989.78] It's like, if you sit there and do not invest in whatever people are actually wanting to buy, +[989.86 --> 995.80] if you're content to sit there on ass, not innovating, waiting for, you know, government... +[995.80 --> 996.96] When's the last time? [997.02 --> 997.40] You know what? -[997.46 --> 1002.72] We can complain all we want about sort of government-sanctioned monopolies and all that kind of stuff. -[1003.12 --> 1005.52] But eventually, they all fail. -[1005.52 --> 1014.04] Eventually, competition does happen, even if it takes a little while, even if it takes a new technology in order for it to happen, -[1014.12 --> 1022.56] or even if it takes municipalities going and building their own infrastructure for their own residents to have better access to the services that they want. -[1023.22 --> 1028.50] Sitting there and refusing to innovate has never worked for anyone ever. -[1028.72 --> 1029.88] Someone will come in and crush you. -[1029.90 --> 1029.92] Not once. +[997.40 --> 1002.12] We can complain all we want about sort of government-sanctioned monopolies and all that +[1002.12 --> 1002.72] kind of stuff. +[1003.12 --> 1005.54] But eventually, they all fail. +[1006.10 --> 1011.42] Eventually, competition does happen, even if it takes a little while, even if it takes +[1011.42 --> 1016.72] a new technology in order for it to happen, or even if it takes municipalities going and +[1016.72 --> 1021.52] building their own infrastructure for their own residents to have better access to the services +[1021.52 --> 1022.56] that they want. +[1022.56 --> 1028.48] sitting there and refusing to innovate has never worked for anyone ever. +[1028.74 --> 1029.88] Someone will come in and crush you. +[1029.88 --> 1029.92] Not once. [1030.20 --> 1032.36] It happened with Apple and Microsoft. -[1032.36 --> 1035.76] Apple and Microsoft stepped up in a range where no one was actually... -[1035.76 --> 1037.94] It was like, oh, yeah, people don't need consumer computers. -[1038.08 --> 1044.08] And then look at, like, two massive companies nowadays because they stepped up and decided they were going to do something about it. -[1044.90 --> 1047.72] So, yeah, best of luck to you, Ting. -[1047.96 --> 1049.50] Sure wish that you would... -[1049.50 --> 1051.50] Come to freaking Canada, because aren't you from here? -[1053.36 --> 1054.26] What the hell? +[1032.64 --> 1035.78] Apple and Microsoft stepped up in a range where no one was actually... +[1035.78 --> 1038.80] It was like, oh, yeah, people don't need consumer computers, and then look at, like, +[1039.18 --> 1043.30] two massive companies nowadays because they stepped up and decided that they were going +[1043.30 --> 1044.08] to do something about it. +[1045.06 --> 1046.14] So, yeah. +[1046.38 --> 1047.72] Best of luck to you, Ting. +[1047.96 --> 1049.46] Sure wish that you would... +[1049.46 --> 1051.48] Come to freaking Canada, because aren't you from here? +[1051.48 --> 1054.26] What the hell? [1055.18 --> 1055.58] Yeah. -[1055.58 --> 1063.26] So, anyway, so, right, so their ISP expansion will be somewhere in the neighborhood of Charlottesville, Virginia. +[1056.72 --> 1057.34] So, anyway. +[1057.56 --> 1058.32] So, right. +[1058.48 --> 1063.26] So, their ISP expansion will be somewhere in the neighborhood of Charlottesville, Virginia. [1063.78 --> 1065.32] So, lucky you guys. -[1065.44 --> 1071.96] I can't wait till we have faster offerings here, even at the new place that we're looking to move into. -[1071.96 --> 1081.42] The only plans that we have available are business versions of the same residential class connection speed, except you get a couple IPs. -[1081.74 --> 1084.90] And I think a better uptime guarantee or something like that. -[1085.70 --> 1088.56] I think they just, like, give you some of your money back if they go down. -[1088.92 --> 1091.28] It's like, oh, okay, well... +[1065.42 --> 1071.20] I can't wait until we have faster offerings here, even at the new place that we're looking +[1071.20 --> 1071.96] to move into. +[1071.96 --> 1079.02] The only plans that we have available are business versions of the same residential class connection +[1079.02 --> 1084.58] speed, except you get a couple IPs and, I think, a better uptime guarantee or something +[1084.58 --> 1084.90] like that. +[1085.70 --> 1085.88] Yeah. +[1085.88 --> 1088.56] I think they just, like, give you some of your money back if they go down. +[1088.90 --> 1089.34] It's like, oh. +[1089.92 --> 1090.36] Okay. +[1090.58 --> 1091.28] Well... [1091.28 --> 1092.86] But you just charged me more. -[1092.92 --> 1093.18] Yeah. +[1092.92 --> 1093.14] Yeah. [1093.36 --> 1094.52] For the same service. -[1095.78 --> 1096.60] Not better. -[1098.02 --> 1099.62] Anyways, are we going to tackle this big one now? -[1099.82 --> 1100.68] Yeah, sure. -[1100.68 --> 1101.80] Why don't we jump right into this? -[1101.82 --> 1105.72] So, this was posted by AlexP10v2 on the forum. -[1106.08 --> 1107.24] Original articles here. +[1095.80 --> 1096.58] Not better. +[1098.04 --> 1099.62] Anyways, are we going to tackle this big one now? +[1099.76 --> 1100.70] Yeah, sure. +[1100.82 --> 1101.80] Why don't we jump right into this? +[1101.82 --> 1105.72] So, this was posted by Alex P10V2 on the forum. +[1106.10 --> 1107.24] Original articles here. [1107.36 --> 1109.00] The Verge has been doing a lot of coverage of this. -[1109.08 --> 1112.22] We've also got Gizmodo and NPR on here. -[1112.30 --> 1113.50] And, like, everyone else. -[1113.50 --> 1122.28] And everyone and their dog, because this is so much deeper than tech news or movie news or anything. -[1122.96 --> 1123.36] So, um... +[1109.00 --> 1112.22] We've also got Gizmodo and NPR on here. +[1112.46 --> 1113.50] And, like, everyone else. +[1113.50 --> 1120.86] And everyone and their dog, because this is so much deeper than tech news or movie news +[1120.86 --> 1122.28] or anything. +[1122.96 --> 1123.36] So... [1123.36 --> 1126.60] This is, like, basically every realm of news you could possibly imagine. -[1126.60 --> 1127.60] Yeah, political... -[1127.60 --> 1128.80] Politics, tech... -[1128.80 --> 1131.40] Politics and tech. -[1131.58 --> 1132.12] Maybe two. -[1132.48 --> 1133.04] Um, anyways. -[1133.36 --> 1134.20] So... -[1134.20 --> 1136.64] The GOP has, quote-unquote, won. -[1136.76 --> 1138.28] The interview has been pulled. -[1138.72 --> 1140.86] Uh, not only because of Sony. -[1141.00 --> 1143.66] A lot of different movie theaters, uh... -[1143.66 --> 1146.60] Have publicly said that they would not show it. -[1146.76 --> 1148.30] Even if it wasn't pulled by Sony. -[1148.30 --> 1156.72] Now, that isn't to say that there was a very large amount of smaller, maybe independent-level movie theaters that weren't willing to show it. -[1156.78 --> 1158.40] And actually asked to show it. -[1158.40 --> 1162.34] I know George R.R. Martin actually offered up his own theater. -[1163.02 --> 1163.90] And was like, yes! -[1164.34 --> 1165.06] Show it here! -[1165.18 --> 1165.48] Please! -[1165.66 --> 1166.84] You guys are cowards! -[1166.94 --> 1167.78] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. -[1167.92 --> 1170.14] It's George R.R. Martin, so he obviously didn't pull any punches. -[1170.14 --> 1172.86] Um, and was like, yes! -[1172.98 --> 1174.02] Show it at my theater, please! +[1126.66 --> 1126.82] Yeah. +[1126.90 --> 1127.66] Political... +[1127.66 --> 1128.82] Politics, tech... +[1128.82 --> 1131.40] Politics and tech. +[1131.56 --> 1132.12] Maybe two. +[1132.48 --> 1134.00] Anyways, so... +[1134.00 --> 1136.64] The GOP has, quote-unquote, won. +[1136.64 --> 1138.36] The interview has been pulled. +[1139.00 --> 1140.88] Not only because of Sony. +[1141.02 --> 1147.28] A lot of different movie theaters have publicly said that they would not show it, even if it +[1147.28 --> 1148.30] wasn't pulled by Sony. +[1148.68 --> 1154.20] Now, that isn't to say that there was a very large amount of smaller, maybe independent-level +[1154.20 --> 1158.40] movie theaters that weren't willing to show it and actually asked to show it. +[1158.48 --> 1164.66] I know George R.R. Martin actually offered up his own theater and was like, yes, show +[1164.66 --> 1165.50] it here, please. +[1165.50 --> 1167.86] You guys are cowards, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[1167.86 --> 1170.14] It's George R.R. Martin, so he obviously didn't pull any punches. +[1171.34 --> 1174.04] And was like, yes, show it at my theater, please. [1174.36 --> 1177.22] Even if it's a terrible movie, I will continue showing it. [1177.48 --> 1178.26] It doesn't matter. -[1178.72 --> 1179.24] Um... -[1179.24 --> 1180.00] So, you skipped a step. -[1180.14 --> 1188.04] This is in response to the hackers basically threatening terror attacks anywhere where the movie was shown, including the premiere. -[1188.04 --> 1195.20] And warning that even if you live nearby, you better go away anytime that the video is being shown. -[1195.32 --> 1201.02] They actually referred to the September 11th, 2001 attack on the World Trade Center. -[1201.62 --> 1204.08] So, uh, so big deal overall. -[1204.52 --> 1206.04] And I understand... -[1206.60 --> 1208.70] I understand pretty much every angle, actually. -[1208.98 --> 1210.02] Like, it makes sense. -[1210.10 --> 1215.10] You don't want to have your employees personal lives get screwed up. -[1215.10 --> 1215.70] You don't want to endanger your employees. -[1215.70 --> 1218.08] Because that's one big thing that the GOP has been attacking. -[1218.24 --> 1222.58] We will release, like, I don't know if this is the right terminology, but SIN number, like your social insurance... +[1178.26 --> 1180.02] So, you skipped a step. +[1180.14 --> 1185.84] This is in response to the hackers basically threatening terror attacks anywhere where the +[1185.84 --> 1192.42] movie was shown, including the premiere, and warning that even if you live nearby, you +[1192.42 --> 1195.20] better go away any time that the video is being shown. +[1195.30 --> 1201.02] They actually referred to the September 11th, 2001 attack on the World Trade Center. +[1201.02 --> 1204.24] So, big deal overall. +[1204.64 --> 1206.34] And I understand. +[1206.58 --> 1208.72] I understand pretty much every angle, actually. +[1209.04 --> 1209.16] Yeah. +[1209.16 --> 1210.02] It makes sense. +[1210.10 --> 1214.00] You don't want to have your employees personal lives get screwed up. +[1214.00 --> 1215.70] You don't want to endanger your employees. +[1215.72 --> 1218.08] Because that's one big thing that the GOP has been attacking. +[1218.22 --> 1221.70] We will release, like, I don't know if this is the right terminology, but SIN number, like +[1221.70 --> 1222.50] your social insurance. [1222.58 --> 1223.26] I don't know what it is. -[1223.32 --> 1224.24] Social security number. -[1224.42 --> 1225.22] Yeah, that one. -[1225.82 --> 1225.88] Um... -[1225.88 --> 1226.62] Yeah, they did. +[1223.34 --> 1224.26] Social security number. +[1224.62 --> 1225.22] Yeah, that one. +[1225.86 --> 1226.62] Yeah, they did. [1226.74 --> 1230.08] They released the social security numbers, home addresses, previous salaries. -[1230.44 --> 1231.72] It's bad for your employees. +[1230.46 --> 1231.72] It's bad for your employees. [1231.92 --> 1233.76] It's bad for people that you work with. -[1233.80 --> 1234.84] It's bad for your own company. +[1233.82 --> 1234.84] It's bad for your own company. [1234.94 --> 1236.82] It's very, very bad. -[1237.30 --> 1241.56] Um, and movie theaters were essentially being threatened to be blown up. -[1241.56 --> 1241.96] Yeah. -[1241.96 --> 1244.84] Because the GOP is like, if you go there, -[1244.84 --> 1245.86] you're putting yourself at risk. -[1245.86 --> 1248.10] If you live near there, you should leave your home. -[1248.46 --> 1250.18] Like, they're being pretty serious. -[1250.36 --> 1251.76] As a company that owns a movie theater, -[1251.86 --> 1255.92] you probably don't want your entire massive investment to be blown up because you showed one movie. +[1237.78 --> 1241.56] And movie theaters were essentially being threatened to be blown up. +[1241.70 --> 1245.86] Because the GOP is like, if you go there, you're putting yourself at risk. +[1245.94 --> 1248.10] If you live near there, you should leave your home. +[1248.66 --> 1250.18] Like, they're being pretty serious. +[1250.36 --> 1254.14] As a company that owns a movie theater, you probably don't want your entire massive investment +[1254.14 --> 1255.92] to be blown up because you showed one movie. [1256.12 --> 1256.32] Yep. [1256.40 --> 1257.14] I get all that. [1257.16 --> 1261.22] You don't want your customers to die because they came to a movie at your theater. [1261.34 --> 1262.50] Like, I get it. [1262.66 --> 1262.86] Yep. -[1262.86 --> 1264.88] But, with that said, -[1265.02 --> 1267.18] so I don't remember who was first, -[1267.32 --> 1271.22] but basically the major theaters pulled out kind of one by one, -[1271.34 --> 1273.24] and then when enough of them pulled out, -[1273.36 --> 1274.72] Sony pulled the whole thing. -[1275.20 --> 1277.92] And the problem with this is that -[1277.92 --> 1280.54] had everyone showed it, -[1280.92 --> 1283.16] and had everyone gone to see it, -[1283.26 --> 1285.30] there would have been no way for the GOP -[1285.30 --> 1287.28] to attack that many targets. -[1287.28 --> 1289.20] So, solidarity, one way or the other, -[1289.26 --> 1292.24] it was total victory or total loss in this case. -[1292.68 --> 1296.40] And there's an update from today, actually. -[1296.56 --> 1299.78] Obama has criticized Sony for canceling the release, -[1300.18 --> 1301.18] calling it a mistake. -[1301.62 --> 1304.90] We cannot have a society in which some dictator someplace -[1304.90 --> 1308.32] can start imposing censorship here in the United States. -[1308.78 --> 1310.90] So, the president in his year-end news conference -[1310.90 --> 1313.52] added that he was sympathetic about their concerns, -[1313.70 --> 1314.14] but said, -[1314.22 --> 1316.08] I wish they would have spoken to me first. -[1316.08 --> 1319.86] because this is not just about Sony at this point. -[1319.98 --> 1321.66] This is about, like he said, -[1321.90 --> 1324.28] some dictator, some place, -[1324.68 --> 1327.24] basically saying what movie you can or cannot -[1327.24 --> 1329.64] put in your theater in the United States of America, -[1329.80 --> 1332.16] which is, wow. -[1332.80 --> 1336.88] There was a very thinly veiled thread in response -[1336.88 --> 1338.64] saying that the United States -[1338.64 --> 1341.22] might have to find some way to respond in kind. -[1341.42 --> 1342.34] At the same time, -[1342.34 --> 1345.64] this happened and is very true, -[1345.64 --> 1346.92] I'm sure they will at some time. -[1347.76 --> 1349.18] But where is it in here? -[1349.68 --> 1350.72] I can't find it in here. -[1350.80 --> 1352.34] But there's somewhere else at the same time -[1352.34 --> 1352.78] where they're saying, -[1352.90 --> 1356.42] this also might have been designed to provoke an attack, -[1356.46 --> 1358.66] and we have to be aware about that at the same time. -[1359.02 --> 1360.80] So, they know this. -[1361.02 --> 1361.20] Yeah. -[1361.28 --> 1362.48] They're being aware of that, -[1362.54 --> 1363.66] which I think is really good. -[1363.80 --> 1363.98] Yeah. -[1363.98 --> 1365.82] Because it was very likely that it was intended -[1365.82 --> 1367.12] to provoke something. -[1368.34 --> 1369.64] I must have been trying to do something. -[1370.90 --> 1372.52] This is a really ugly situation. +[1263.02 --> 1269.12] But, with that said, so I don't remember who was first, but basically the major theaters +[1269.12 --> 1271.20] pulled out kind of one by one. +[1271.46 --> 1274.72] And then when enough of them pulled out, Sony pulled the whole thing. +[1274.72 --> 1283.16] And the problem with this is that had everyone showed it and had everyone gone to see it, +[1283.24 --> 1287.30] there would have been no way for the GOP to attack that many targets. +[1287.38 --> 1289.22] So, solidarity one way or the other. +[1289.30 --> 1292.24] It was total victory or total loss in this case. +[1292.46 --> 1296.40] And there's an update from today, actually. +[1296.56 --> 1301.18] Obama has criticized Sony for canceling the release, calling it a mistake. +[1301.18 --> 1307.28] We cannot have a society in which some dictator someplace can start imposing censorship here +[1307.28 --> 1308.32] in the United States. +[1308.78 --> 1313.52] So, the president in his year-end news conference added that he was sympathetic about their concerns, +[1313.70 --> 1316.08] but said, I wish they would have spoken to me first. +[1316.28 --> 1319.86] Because this is not just about Sony at this point. +[1319.98 --> 1326.76] This is about, like he said, some dictator, some place, basically saying what movie you can +[1326.76 --> 1332.16] or cannot put in your theater in the United States of America, which is, wow. +[1332.80 --> 1339.16] There was a very thinly veiled threat in response saying that the United States might have to +[1339.16 --> 1341.22] find some way to respond in kind. +[1341.40 --> 1346.92] At the same time, this happened and is very true, and I'm sure they will at some time. +[1347.94 --> 1349.18] But, where is it in here? +[1349.66 --> 1350.72] I can't find it in here. +[1350.80 --> 1352.78] But there's somewhere else at the same time where they're saying, +[1352.78 --> 1357.88] this also might have been designed to provoke an attack, and we have to be aware about that +[1357.88 --> 1358.68] at the same time. +[1359.02 --> 1360.78] So, they know this. +[1361.10 --> 1363.66] They're being aware of that, which I think is really good. +[1363.80 --> 1367.12] Because it was very likely that it was intended to provoke something. +[1368.36 --> 1369.62] I must have been trying to do something. +[1370.82 --> 1372.52] This is a really ugly situation. [1372.74 --> 1377.02] I know places like T-Fury are massively capitalizing on this. [1377.40 --> 1380.32] T-Fury's daily t-shirts right now are all about the interview. -[1381.22 --> 1382.04] One of them is like, -[1382.08 --> 1383.66] I wanted to go see a crappy movie, -[1383.74 --> 1385.00] and now all I have is this t-shirt, -[1385.08 --> 1386.30] and it shows Seth Rogen's face. -[1386.88 --> 1388.12] The other one is like, -[1388.94 --> 1390.66] I can't remember exactly how it goes, -[1390.76 --> 1392.66] but I, for one, bow down to our new, -[1392.74 --> 1394.04] beloved North Korean leaders, -[1394.60 --> 1396.16] and it shows the interview stuff. -[1396.98 --> 1397.58] Oh, wow. -[1398.00 --> 1399.10] It's, yeah. -[1399.66 --> 1401.70] I'm sure T-Fury's making a whole bunch of money off that, -[1401.74 --> 1402.40] and that's why they did it, -[1402.44 --> 1406.00] but it's interesting how spoken about this is, -[1406.04 --> 1407.84] because it's a huge issue. -[1408.36 --> 1410.22] I know George R. R. Martin brought up stuff like, -[1411.34 --> 1413.14] I think this was kind of during World War II, -[1413.26 --> 1414.52] although I don't know a ton about this, -[1414.52 --> 1416.14] but I think it was called The Dictator, -[1416.30 --> 1418.00] and it was with Charlie Chaplin. -[1418.46 --> 1419.32] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. -[1419.38 --> 1421.06] Yeah, okay, and they still screened that. -[1421.42 --> 1421.56] Yeah. +[1380.32 --> 1385.00] One of them is like, I wanted to go see a crappy movie, and now all I have is this t-shirt, +[1385.10 --> 1386.30] and it shows Seth Rogen's face. +[1386.92 --> 1392.34] The other one is like, I can't remember exactly how it goes, but like, I for one bow down to +[1392.34 --> 1394.04] our new, beloved North Korean leaders. +[1394.68 --> 1396.16] And it shows the interview stuff. +[1396.38 --> 1397.18] Like, it's... +[1397.18 --> 1397.58] Oh, wow. +[1397.96 --> 1399.10] It's, yeah. +[1399.60 --> 1402.40] Like, I'm sure T-Fury's making a whole bunch of money off that, and that's why they did it. +[1402.44 --> 1407.84] But it's interesting how spoken about this is, because it's a huge issue. +[1407.84 --> 1412.80] I know George R.R. Martin brought up stuff like, I think this was kind of during World +[1412.80 --> 1416.12] War II, although I don't know a ton about this, but I think it was called The Dictator, +[1416.36 --> 1418.00] and it was with Charlie Chaplin? +[1418.50 --> 1419.30] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1419.36 --> 1421.06] Yeah, okay, and they still screened that. +[1421.42 --> 1421.54] Yeah. [1421.82 --> 1425.36] I don't know if that's necessarily 100% of a fair comparison. -[1425.64 --> 1427.26] Yeah, I haven't seen The Dictator, unfortunately. +[1425.62 --> 1427.26] Yeah, I haven't seen The Dictator, unfortunately. [1427.26 --> 1428.42] I haven't seen The Dictator. -[1429.56 --> 1432.56] It's obviously a very different type of attack that's happening, -[1432.80 --> 1433.78] yada, yada, yada, -[1433.78 --> 1435.42] but it is a very interesting comparison, -[1435.64 --> 1437.16] and I do recommend that you go look up -[1437.16 --> 1438.80] what George R. R. Martin has to say about this. -[1438.80 --> 1442.70] And the big problem here is not what the GOP won today, -[1443.12 --> 1445.76] because this just looks like a test. -[1445.76 --> 1447.06] This almost doesn't matter. -[1447.18 --> 1449.98] Yeah, it's just a stupid movie at the end of the day, -[1450.10 --> 1451.92] but this looked like a test. -[1452.10 --> 1456.70] Can we make these mega corporations bend to our will, -[1457.06 --> 1459.32] and can we incite fear? -[1459.46 --> 1460.28] I mean, it's terrorism. -[1460.46 --> 1461.44] That's how terrorism works. -[1461.50 --> 1462.64] If you're making people afraid, -[1462.76 --> 1464.26] then you're effective. -[1464.26 --> 1469.68] And so, basically, their message from today was, -[1470.02 --> 1471.86] it's very wise you have made the decision +[1428.42 --> 1433.60] The Dictator, it's obviously a very different type of attack that's happening, yada, yada, +[1433.66 --> 1433.78] yada. +[1433.86 --> 1437.54] But it is a very interesting comparison, and I do recommend that you go look up what George +[1437.54 --> 1438.80] R.R. Martin has to say about this. +[1438.80 --> 1445.14] And the big problem here is not what the GOP won today, because this just looks like +[1445.14 --> 1445.76] a test. +[1445.98 --> 1447.06] This almost doesn't matter. +[1447.18 --> 1449.98] Yeah, it's just a stupid movie at the end of the day. +[1449.98 --> 1451.92] But this looked like a test. +[1452.10 --> 1459.32] Can we make these megacorporations bend to our will, and can we incite fear? +[1459.48 --> 1460.28] I mean, it's terrorism. +[1460.44 --> 1461.44] That's how terrorism works. +[1461.50 --> 1464.26] If you're making people afraid, then you're effective. +[1464.94 --> 1471.86] And so, basically, their message from today was, it's very wise you have made the decision [1471.86 --> 1473.54] to cancel the release of the interview. -[1473.70 --> 1475.18] It will be very useful for you. -[1476.16 --> 1478.12] We will ensure the security of your data -[1478.12 --> 1479.92] unless you make additional trouble. -[1480.06 --> 1481.66] And that's exactly the point. -[1481.66 --> 1487.46] So now, Sony is completely under the thumb of the GOP forever. +[1473.68 --> 1475.18] It will be very useful for you. +[1476.14 --> 1479.94] We will ensure the security of your data unless you make additional trouble. +[1479.98 --> 1481.68] And that's exactly the point. +[1481.82 --> 1487.46] So now, Sony is completely under the thumb of the GOP forever. [1488.74 --> 1489.14] That's it. [1489.24 --> 1489.56] They won. [1489.70 --> 1489.80] Yep. -[1491.14 --> 1494.68] And at some point, they're bound to do something, -[1495.02 --> 1497.76] and that information will leak eventually. -[1498.14 --> 1500.86] So they haven't safeguarded anything. -[1501.12 --> 1501.46] Nope. -[1501.46 --> 1502.66] All they've done is... -[1503.46 --> 1504.12] Delayed the inevitable. -[1504.12 --> 1506.48] ...enabled a round two later, -[1506.68 --> 1509.70] as opposed to getting it all out in the open now. -[1509.70 --> 1511.74] And, like, when you have people, -[1511.96 --> 1513.36] like the President of the United States, -[1513.46 --> 1513.94] being like, -[1514.08 --> 1515.54] dude, just call me, -[1515.88 --> 1517.30] you should probably do that, -[1517.40 --> 1519.40] because they're going to step behind you a lot, -[1519.78 --> 1522.10] because this is super important for... -[1522.10 --> 1523.58] Even that might not be enough, though. -[1523.62 --> 1525.86] I mean, there's so many issues -[1525.86 --> 1528.42] with the information being leaked from Sony -[1528.42 --> 1529.42] that have... -[1529.42 --> 1531.16] that are nothing to do with anything -[1531.16 --> 1532.88] Barack Obama can help with. -[1532.88 --> 1533.70] Well, it's... -[1533.70 --> 1535.40] A lot of it is going to be financial pain. -[1536.16 --> 1536.44] Yeah. +[1491.14 --> 1494.68] And at some point, they're bound to do something. +[1495.08 --> 1497.76] And that information will leak eventually. +[1498.16 --> 1500.86] So they haven't safeguarded anything. +[1501.18 --> 1501.46] Nope. +[1501.46 --> 1502.98] All they've done is... +[1503.56 --> 1504.38] Delayed the inevitable. +[1504.38 --> 1509.70] ...enabled a round two later, as opposed to getting it all out in the open now. +[1509.98 --> 1514.90] And, like, when you have people like the President of the United States being like, dude, just +[1514.90 --> 1517.30] call me, you should probably do that. +[1517.40 --> 1519.40] Because they're going to step behind you a lot. +[1519.78 --> 1521.46] Because this is super important for... +[1522.10 --> 1523.54] Even that might not be enough, though. +[1523.60 --> 1529.46] I mean, there's so many issues with the information being leaked from Sony that have... +[1529.46 --> 1532.88] That are nothing to do with anything Barack Obama can help with. +[1532.88 --> 1533.68] Well, it's... +[1533.68 --> 1535.38] A lot of it is going to be financial pain. +[1536.14 --> 1536.42] Yeah. [1536.52 --> 1537.48] And you could help with that. -[1537.50 --> 1538.68] There will be some financial pain, -[1538.68 --> 1539.72] but the financial... -[1539.72 --> 1540.00] Like, I mean, -[1540.02 --> 1542.00] any support the United States is going to give -[1542.00 --> 1543.20] is going to be temporary, -[1543.20 --> 1546.22] and the impact on them as a company -[1546.22 --> 1548.70] from all this information being leaked -[1548.70 --> 1550.94] could last 10 years, 20 years. -[1551.68 --> 1552.16] Like... -[1552.16 --> 1553.84] It's one of the biggest deals -[1553.84 --> 1555.54] that's happened politically in a long time. -[1555.70 --> 1557.82] I'm pretty sure... -[1557.82 --> 1559.06] Oh, chat wants the links. -[1559.06 --> 1559.82] I'm on it, I'm on it, I'm on it. -[1559.86 --> 1560.04] Sure. -[1560.18 --> 1561.54] I'm pretty sure that -[1561.54 --> 1564.30] they could step up appropriately. -[1565.04 --> 1566.04] I doubt it. -[1566.04 --> 1568.60] I personally completely disagree with that. -[1568.66 --> 1570.08] I think that for them to... -[1570.08 --> 1571.74] I mean, yes, I think they should have probably -[1571.74 --> 1573.74] consulted with the U.S. government, -[1573.90 --> 1575.74] but I don't think anything -[1575.74 --> 1577.12] that they could have told them -[1577.12 --> 1578.18] would have helped. -[1578.60 --> 1580.48] It's not about what they could have told them. +[1537.48 --> 1538.68] There will be some financial pain. +[1538.80 --> 1539.70] But the financial... +[1539.70 --> 1543.20] Like, I mean, any support the United States is going to give is going to be temporary. +[1543.88 --> 1550.94] And the impact on them as a company from all this information being leaked could last 10 years, 20 years. +[1551.80 --> 1552.14] Like... +[1552.14 --> 1555.56] It's one of the biggest deals that's happened politically in a long time. +[1555.56 --> 1557.56] I'm pretty sure... +[1557.56 --> 1559.08] Oh, chat wants the links. +[1559.08 --> 1559.32] I'm on it. +[1559.42 --> 1559.64] I'm on it. +[1559.64 --> 1559.82] I'm on it. +[1559.88 --> 1560.04] Sure. +[1560.18 --> 1564.32] I'm pretty sure that they could step up appropriately. +[1565.04 --> 1566.06] I doubt it. +[1566.20 --> 1568.60] I personally completely disagree with that. +[1568.66 --> 1570.10] I think that for them to... +[1570.10 --> 1573.72] I mean, yes, I think they should have probably consulted with the U.S. government. +[1573.90 --> 1578.18] But I don't think anything that they could have told them would have helped. +[1578.62 --> 1580.48] It's not about what they could have told them. [1580.56 --> 1581.08] Or done anything. -[1581.08 --> 1581.94] It has nothing to do with it. -[1582.10 --> 1583.96] I mean, what are they going to do -[1583.96 --> 1584.92] short of, you know, -[1584.98 --> 1586.70] an airstrike on where the GOP -[1586.70 --> 1587.60] is holding the data? +[1581.08 --> 1581.92] It has nothing to do with it. +[1581.92 --> 1587.60] I mean, what are they going to do short of, you know, an airstrike on where the GOP is holding the data? [1587.64 --> 1588.20] It doesn't matter. -[1588.58 --> 1589.68] The data's going to go out. +[1588.60 --> 1589.68] The data is going to go out. [1589.98 --> 1590.36] Right. -[1590.36 --> 1591.18] I know that. -[1591.50 --> 1592.88] But what I mean is that -[1592.88 --> 1595.10] nothing the U.S. said or did -[1595.10 --> 1596.56] was going to change -[1596.56 --> 1598.58] Sony's decision-making process here. -[1598.58 --> 1598.78] It doesn't have to do... -[1598.78 --> 1599.86] They just need to give them money. +[1590.50 --> 1591.18] I know that. +[1591.44 --> 1598.62] But what I mean is that nothing the U.S. said or did was going to change Sony's decision-making process here. +[1598.62 --> 1599.86] They just need to give them money. [1600.78 --> 1601.10] Right. [1601.20 --> 1602.24] But that's not going to... -[1602.24 --> 1603.36] Okay, that's not going to change -[1603.36 --> 1605.22] the impact of that data -[1605.22 --> 1606.30] eventually being leaked. -[1606.56 --> 1607.38] No one's going to want to... -[1607.38 --> 1608.80] So don't go for an eventual leak. +[1602.24 --> 1606.30] Okay, that's not going to change the impact of that data eventually being leaked. +[1606.48 --> 1607.40] No one's going to want to... +[1607.40 --> 1608.80] So don't go for an eventual leak. [1608.92 --> 1609.82] Drop it all now. -[1609.98 --> 1611.82] Essentially consider all of those projects -[1611.82 --> 1613.46] abandoned and then get financial support -[1613.46 --> 1614.12] from the U.S. government. -[1614.12 --> 1617.30] I think that's a very simplistic view -[1617.30 --> 1619.22] and I really doubt that that is -[1619.22 --> 1621.48] how that conversation would have gone down. -[1621.90 --> 1624.60] A number of folks are calling for Sony -[1624.60 --> 1626.66] to release the interview online. -[1627.52 --> 1629.38] Sony Pictures CEO Michael Linton says -[1629.38 --> 1631.14] that while Sony has every desire -[1631.14 --> 1632.98] to release the film online -[1632.98 --> 1634.78] isn't the immediate option. -[1635.06 --> 1637.30] So we are considering some options -[1637.30 --> 1638.92] as it stands right now. -[1638.92 --> 1640.44] While there have been a number of suggestions, -[1640.68 --> 1643.58] there has not been one major VOD distributor. -[1643.58 --> 1644.70] So video on demand distributor. -[1645.08 --> 1646.42] One major e-commerce site -[1646.42 --> 1647.22] that has stepped forward -[1647.22 --> 1647.98] and said they're willing -[1647.98 --> 1649.72] to distribute the movie for us. -[1650.44 --> 1653.40] So, wow. -[1653.96 --> 1655.92] Again, we don't have that direct interface -[1655.92 --> 1656.90] with the American public. -[1657.02 --> 1657.90] I mean, one option, -[1658.22 --> 1659.00] just throwing it out -[1659.00 --> 1660.16] in case you're watching, Mike, -[1660.58 --> 1662.82] would be the brand new -[1662.82 --> 1664.40] BitTorrent paywall option. -[1665.76 --> 1667.54] Hey, hey, you do have an interface -[1667.54 --> 1668.94] directly with the American public. -[1669.02 --> 1671.12] In fact, the public all over the world. -[1671.70 --> 1671.98] All you have to do... -[1671.98 --> 1672.88] It's hosted on a website. -[1672.88 --> 1673.84] It really doesn't matter. +[1609.82 --> 1614.14] Essentially consider all of those projects abandoned and then get financial support from the U.S. government. +[1614.82 --> 1617.32] I think that's a very simplistic view. +[1617.46 --> 1621.48] And I really doubt that that is how that conversation would have gone down. +[1621.88 --> 1626.64] A number of folks are calling for Sony to release the interview online. +[1627.52 --> 1633.00] Sony Pictures CEO Michael Linton says that while Sony has every desire to release the film online, +[1633.14 --> 1634.78] isn't the immediate option. +[1634.78 --> 1638.94] So we are considering some options as it stands right now. +[1639.06 --> 1643.56] While there have been a number of suggestions, there has not been one major VOD distributor. +[1643.68 --> 1644.70] So video on demand distributor. +[1645.00 --> 1649.72] One major e-commerce site that has stepped forward and said they're willing to distribute the movie for us. +[1650.42 --> 1652.78] So, wow. +[1652.78 --> 1653.46] Wow. +[1653.90 --> 1656.90] Again, we don't have that direct interface with the American public. +[1657.00 --> 1660.16] I mean, one option, just throwing it out in case you're watching, Mike, +[1660.58 --> 1664.40] would be the brand new BitTorrent paywall option. +[1665.56 --> 1666.28] Hey, hey! +[1666.48 --> 1668.94] You do have an interface directly with the American public. +[1669.02 --> 1671.10] In fact, the public all over the world! +[1671.10 --> 1672.10] All you have to do... +[1672.10 --> 1672.88] Just host it on a website. +[1673.08 --> 1673.84] It really doesn't matter. [1673.92 --> 1674.78] All you have to do is... [1674.78 --> 1676.16] Well, no, I see what they mean. -[1676.22 --> 1677.16] They probably don't have -[1677.16 --> 1678.30] the infrastructure for that. -[1678.68 --> 1680.62] Like, if a billion people -[1680.62 --> 1682.04] hit that page at the same time... -[1682.04 --> 1683.08] They host PSN. -[1683.48 --> 1684.02] How do they not have -[1684.02 --> 1684.42] the infrastructure for that? -[1684.42 --> 1685.82] How often does PSN go down? -[1685.96 --> 1686.86] Because of hackers. -[1687.26 --> 1687.54] Right. -[1687.80 --> 1689.72] So go behind someone else's wall. -[1689.88 --> 1690.94] They've obviously been using -[1690.94 --> 1692.08] AWS and other services. -[1692.38 --> 1692.68] Okay. -[1693.18 --> 1693.70] Yes. -[1694.02 --> 1694.88] But... -[1694.88 --> 1697.70] That's not a better option -[1697.70 --> 1698.78] than just torrenting it. -[1698.78 --> 1699.56] I... -[1699.56 --> 1699.78] Okay. -[1700.10 --> 1701.80] Because you can't attack a torrent. -[1701.80 --> 1703.22] I wasn't saying it was a better option. -[1703.22 --> 1703.80] Oh, okay. +[1676.22 --> 1678.30] They probably don't have the infrastructure for that. +[1678.68 --> 1682.02] Like, if a billion people hit that page at the same time... +[1682.02 --> 1683.08] They host PSN! +[1683.48 --> 1684.42] How do they not have the infrastructure for that? +[1684.42 --> 1685.80] How often does PSN go down? +[1685.96 --> 1686.86] Because of hackers! +[1687.26 --> 1687.54] Right! +[1687.82 --> 1689.72] So go behind someone else's wall! +[1689.88 --> 1692.08] They've obviously been using AWS and other services. +[1692.38 --> 1692.66] Okay. +[1693.18 --> 1693.68] Yes. +[1694.00 --> 1695.00] But... +[1695.00 --> 1698.76] That's not a better option than just torrenting it. +[1699.26 --> 1699.74] Okay. +[1699.74 --> 1701.80] Because you can't attack a torrent. +[1701.80 --> 1703.24] I wasn't saying it was a better option. +[1703.24 --> 1703.82] Oh, okay. [1704.34 --> 1704.72] Because I... -[1704.72 --> 1706.06] You're very aggressive right now. -[1706.46 --> 1708.12] This is a simplistic view! -[1708.28 --> 1709.24] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah! +[1704.72 --> 1706.08] You're very aggressive right now. +[1706.42 --> 1708.12] This is a simplistic view! +[1708.28 --> 1709.24] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah! [1709.68 --> 1711.10] Well, I really think it is. -[1711.50 --> 1712.56] I think you're wrong as well, -[1712.62 --> 1713.16] and that's okay. +[1711.44 --> 1713.16] I think you're wrong as well, and that's okay. [1713.28 --> 1714.14] This is a talk show. -[1714.20 --> 1715.10] We talk about things. +[1714.22 --> 1715.10] We talk about things. [1715.16 --> 1715.88] Yes, we do. [1715.94 --> 1717.04] Calm down, Mr. Sir. -[1717.32 --> 1717.76] All right. +[1717.28 --> 1717.76] All right. [1717.86 --> 1718.82] So what's our... [1718.82 --> 1720.12] I guess there's not... [1720.12 --> 1721.38] There's not really much else to say. @@ -759,3355 +690,1444 @@ [1726.70 --> 1726.98] Okay. [1726.98 --> 1727.84] There's like three... [1727.84 --> 1729.10] This was done in three topics. -[1729.34 --> 1729.66] Right. -[1729.66 --> 1730.02] For whatever reason. -[1730.38 --> 1731.64] So I'm going to skim over one -[1731.64 --> 1732.28] pretty quickly, -[1732.46 --> 1733.60] which is Reddit has started -[1733.60 --> 1733.82] banning users... -[1733.82 --> 1734.78] Have you posted that link yet? -[1735.10 --> 1735.54] Nope. -[1735.70 --> 1735.90] Okay. -[1735.96 --> 1737.12] This one was posted by -[1737.12 --> 1738.50] XtankslayerX. -[1738.72 --> 1740.12] Reddit has started banning users -[1740.12 --> 1741.66] that are leaking some of the stuff -[1741.66 --> 1743.74] that has been leaked from the GOP. -[1743.94 --> 1745.12] So a subreddit called -[1745.12 --> 1746.66] SonyGOP was banned, -[1746.66 --> 1748.10] and a moderator for that page -[1748.10 --> 1749.58] called SonyGOP -[1749.58 --> 1750.80] was also banned, -[1750.96 --> 1751.58] and I'm sure there was -[1751.58 --> 1752.36] other ones as well. -[1752.72 --> 1754.22] This is not a new thing. -[1754.32 --> 1755.38] This happened also during -[1755.38 --> 1756.20] the fappening -[1756.20 --> 1757.02] where they closed -[1757.02 --> 1758.00] certain stuff like that. -[1758.06 --> 1758.80] They're not closing -[1758.80 --> 1760.18] discussions about it. -[1760.50 --> 1761.46] They're closing information -[1761.46 --> 1763.20] that is leaked to do with this. -[1763.32 --> 1764.46] Like not... -[1764.46 --> 1764.68] Hmm. -[1764.84 --> 1765.82] Information that is leaked -[1765.82 --> 1766.58] from the GOP, -[1766.72 --> 1767.54] they're getting rid of that, -[1767.78 --> 1768.18] essentially. -[1768.48 --> 1768.70] Yeah. -[1768.82 --> 1769.84] So it's one of those things -[1769.84 --> 1770.76] where, you know, -[1770.84 --> 1773.02] Reddit is one of those... -[1773.02 --> 1774.02] It's one of those places -[1774.02 --> 1774.72] on the internet -[1774.72 --> 1775.58] where there's not -[1775.58 --> 1776.92] a whole ton of censorship, -[1777.14 --> 1779.12] but I have to completely agree -[1779.12 --> 1780.20] with what they're doing here. -[1780.62 --> 1781.34] It seems like -[1781.34 --> 1782.02] the only real -[1782.02 --> 1783.22] appropriate response. -[1783.36 --> 1784.18] You can't stop people -[1784.18 --> 1785.04] from talking about it, -[1785.06 --> 1785.72] and you shouldn't -[1785.72 --> 1786.74] because it's really important, -[1787.24 --> 1789.18] but you have to stop people -[1789.18 --> 1790.58] from leaking -[1790.58 --> 1791.86] the personal information -[1791.86 --> 1793.02] of the people -[1793.02 --> 1793.94] whose lives -[1793.94 --> 1795.12] have been damaged -[1795.12 --> 1796.12] by this incident -[1796.12 --> 1796.76] that ultimately -[1796.76 --> 1798.28] probably had -[1798.28 --> 1799.96] nothing to do with them. -[1800.16 --> 1800.58] Yeah. -[1800.58 --> 1802.00] Nothing they did personally -[1802.00 --> 1802.88] could have possibly -[1802.88 --> 1803.38] merited... -[1803.38 --> 1804.00] Considering how big Sony is -[1804.00 --> 1804.58] and how many different -[1804.58 --> 1805.32] things they do. -[1805.62 --> 1805.78] Yeah. -[1805.88 --> 1806.88] And the number of people -[1806.88 --> 1808.00] whose information was leaked -[1808.00 --> 1808.94] is far more -[1808.94 --> 1809.62] than would have worked -[1809.62 --> 1810.82] on an individual film. -[1811.00 --> 1811.16] Yeah. -[1811.54 --> 1812.54] Even possible -[1812.54 --> 1813.22] for all these people -[1813.22 --> 1813.78] to have worked on -[1813.78 --> 1814.74] a single film, so... +[1729.36 --> 1729.68] Right. +[1729.74 --> 1730.02] There's a reason. +[1730.40 --> 1733.80] So I'm going to skim over one pretty quickly, which is Reddit has started banning users... +[1733.80 --> 1734.78] Have you posted that link yet? +[1735.08 --> 1735.56] Uh, nope. +[1735.70 --> 1738.48] Okay, this one was posted by XtankslayerX. +[1738.72 --> 1742.88] Reddit has started banning users that are leaking some of the stuff that has been leaked +[1742.88 --> 1743.74] from the GOP. +[1743.92 --> 1750.14] So a subreddit called SonyGOP was banned, and a moderator for that page called SonyGOP was +[1750.14 --> 1752.34] also banned, and I'm sure there was other ones as well. +[1752.74 --> 1754.22] This is not a new thing. +[1754.22 --> 1758.00] This happened also during the Fappening, where they closed certain stuff like that. +[1758.06 --> 1760.18] They're not closing discussions about it. +[1760.34 --> 1763.20] They're closing information that is leaked to do with this. +[1763.28 --> 1764.46] Like, not... +[1764.46 --> 1764.66] Hmm. +[1764.82 --> 1766.58] Information that is leaked from the GOP. +[1766.74 --> 1768.18] They're getting rid of that, essentially. +[1768.18 --> 1772.46] Yeah, so it's one of those things where, you know, Reddit is one of those... +[1772.46 --> 1777.24] It's one of those places on the internet where there's not a whole ton of censorship, but +[1777.24 --> 1780.20] I have to completely agree with what they're doing here. +[1780.20 --> 1783.22] It seems like the only real appropriate response. +[1783.36 --> 1786.74] You can't stop people from talking about it, and you shouldn't, because it's really important. +[1787.24 --> 1793.96] But you have to stop people from leaking the personal information of the people whose lives +[1793.96 --> 1799.94] have been damaged by this incident that ultimately probably had nothing to do with them. +[1800.16 --> 1800.56] Yeah. +[1800.68 --> 1803.10] Nothing they did personally could have possibly merited... +[1803.10 --> 1805.34] Considering how big Sony is and how many different things they do. +[1805.34 --> 1809.60] Yeah, and the number of people whose information was leaked is far more than would have worked +[1809.60 --> 1810.82] on an individual film. +[1811.00 --> 1814.74] Like, even possible for all these people to have worked on a single film, so... [1814.74 --> 1814.90] Yep. -[1817.10 --> 1818.90] Now, I think the next one is... -[1818.90 --> 1820.26] I believe it was the FBI, -[1820.48 --> 1821.06] but there's a... -[1821.06 --> 1821.94] Yeah, the FBI -[1821.94 --> 1823.18] has essentially said -[1823.18 --> 1824.96] that it was North Korea. -[1826.06 --> 1826.38] Whoa. -[1826.54 --> 1827.22] Hold on a second. +[1817.08 --> 1818.90] Now, I think the next one is... +[1818.90 --> 1821.16] I believe it was the FBI, but there's a billy... +[1821.16 --> 1824.96] Yeah, the FBI has essentially said that it was North Korea. +[1825.96 --> 1827.22] Whoa, hold on a second. [1827.32 --> 1828.08] Let's be clear. -[1828.08 --> 1829.72] It was a group -[1829.72 --> 1830.90] working on behalf -[1830.90 --> 1832.38] of the North Korean government. -[1832.58 --> 1832.74] Yeah. -[1833.58 --> 1834.10] So... -[1834.10 --> 1834.46] So... -[1834.46 --> 1836.08] Some people have brought up... -[1836.08 --> 1838.20] Yeah. -[1839.48 --> 1840.16] There's people -[1840.16 --> 1840.68] that have brought up -[1840.68 --> 1841.08] different things... -[1841.08 --> 1842.20] Don't like change the topic. -[1842.72 --> 1843.10] What do you mean -[1843.10 --> 1843.90] change the topic? -[1844.98 --> 1845.46] No! +[1828.68 --> 1832.32] It was a group working on behalf of the North Korean government. +[1832.54 --> 1832.74] Yeah. +[1833.68 --> 1834.08] So... +[1834.08 --> 1836.08] There's some people who have brought up... +[1836.08 --> 1837.42] Yeah. +[1839.52 --> 1841.08] There's people that have brought up different things... +[1841.08 --> 1842.22] Don't like change the topic. +[1842.72 --> 1843.92] What do you mean change the topic? +[1845.14 --> 1845.46] No! [1846.18 --> 1846.72] It's our show. -[1846.98 --> 1847.20] Go. -[1848.46 --> 1848.94] Wow. -[1849.40 --> 1850.34] He is mad today. -[1851.24 --> 1852.08] There's people -[1852.08 --> 1852.94] that have brought up stuff -[1852.94 --> 1854.64] like it's very easy -[1854.64 --> 1855.54] to potentially -[1855.54 --> 1856.64] translate your code -[1856.64 --> 1857.90] to make it seem -[1857.90 --> 1858.66] like you're someone else -[1858.66 --> 1859.26] because something -[1859.26 --> 1860.08] that they brought up -[1860.08 --> 1861.60] was that some of the tools -[1861.60 --> 1862.90] and the language -[1862.90 --> 1863.96] and yada yada -[1863.96 --> 1865.28] was in previous attacks -[1865.28 --> 1866.44] against South Korea -[1866.44 --> 1867.34] from North Korea. -[1867.54 --> 1867.72] Right. -[1868.28 --> 1869.32] But people brought up -[1869.32 --> 1870.24] that you can try -[1870.24 --> 1871.06] to masquerade -[1871.06 --> 1871.92] as someone else. -[1872.02 --> 1872.60] That's one of the best -[1872.60 --> 1873.66] defenses you can possibly -[1873.66 --> 1874.60] have as a hacker. -[1876.10 --> 1877.82] But I'm kind of assuming -[1877.82 --> 1878.44] that the FBI -[1878.44 --> 1879.86] probably has more information -[1879.86 --> 1880.82] than other people, -[1881.16 --> 1882.98] so they might know for sure. -[1883.44 --> 1883.62] I don't know. -[1883.62 --> 1884.06] Well, they're spying -[1884.06 --> 1885.36] on absolutely everyone. -[1885.36 --> 1885.48] Everyone. -[1885.48 --> 1886.72] Not the FBI specifically, -[1886.72 --> 1887.78] but I'm sure, you know, -[1888.22 --> 1889.54] Joe at the FBI -[1889.54 --> 1890.50] knows, like, -[1890.74 --> 1892.12] Jim at the NSA. -[1892.12 --> 1892.18] NSA. -[1892.46 --> 1893.10] They have lunch -[1893.10 --> 1893.70] and brunches -[1893.70 --> 1894.16] and whatnot. -[1896.26 --> 1897.02] Over tea -[1897.02 --> 1898.08] and lipstick conversations. -[1898.20 --> 1899.36] Now, anyone at the FBI -[1899.36 --> 1900.24] whose name is Joe -[1900.24 --> 1900.60] is like, -[1900.90 --> 1901.34] Oh! -[1902.36 --> 1903.44] How does Lannis Act -[1903.44 --> 1904.56] know about our brunches? -[1906.94 --> 1907.78] Anyways, yeah. -[1907.88 --> 1909.18] So that's not honestly, -[1909.76 --> 1910.34] I don't think there's -[1910.34 --> 1911.42] a ton to talk about that, -[1911.42 --> 1912.40] but this is more, -[1912.64 --> 1913.80] this has more information -[1913.80 --> 1914.30] for, like, -[1914.80 --> 1915.76] the states is planning -[1915.76 --> 1917.66] to retaliate in some form. -[1917.88 --> 1918.42] Proportional response. +[1847.02 --> 1847.20] Go. +[1848.50 --> 1848.94] Wow. +[1849.38 --> 1850.34] He is mad today. +[1851.28 --> 1856.06] There's people that have brought up stuff like it's very easy to potentially translate +[1856.06 --> 1860.08] your code to make it seem like you're someone else, because something that they brought up +[1860.08 --> 1865.68] was that some of the tools and the language and yada yada was in previous attacks against +[1865.68 --> 1867.36] South Korea from North Korea. +[1867.52 --> 1867.72] Right. +[1868.22 --> 1871.92] But people brought up that you can try to masquerade as someone else. +[1872.00 --> 1874.60] That's one of the best defenses you can possibly have as a hacker. +[1874.60 --> 1881.28] But I'm kind of assuming that the FBI probably has more information than other people, so +[1881.28 --> 1882.98] they might know for sure. +[1883.44 --> 1883.58] I don't know. +[1883.58 --> 1885.34] Well, they're spying on absolutely everyone. +[1885.34 --> 1885.48] Everyone. +[1885.48 --> 1891.48] Not the FBI specifically, but I'm sure, you know, Joe at the FBI knows, like, Jim at the +[1891.48 --> 1891.60] NSA. +[1891.60 --> 1892.16] NSA. +[1892.16 --> 1894.16] They have lunch and brunches and whatnot. +[1894.16 --> 1898.10] Over tea and lipstick conversations. +[1898.22 --> 1901.34] Now, anyone at the FBI whose name is Joe is like, oh! +[1902.38 --> 1904.56] How does Lannis Actips know about our brunches? +[1906.94 --> 1911.64] Anyways, yeah, so that's not honestly, I don't think there's a ton to talk about that, but +[1911.64 --> 1917.66] this has more information for, like, the states is planning to retaliate in some form. +[1917.90 --> 1918.96] Proportional response. [1919.10 --> 1919.34] Yes. -[1919.52 --> 1920.62] It's a national security, -[1920.72 --> 1922.50] serious national security matter. -[1923.64 --> 1923.96] Maybe, -[1924.20 --> 1924.80] there may be, -[1925.14 --> 1925.96] they may believe -[1925.96 --> 1926.98] that a response from us -[1926.98 --> 1927.92] in one fashion or another -[1927.92 --> 1929.46] would be advantageous to them, -[1929.84 --> 1930.78] so, you know, -[1930.84 --> 1931.98] we're gonna make sure -[1931.98 --> 1933.34] we're treading carefully here. -[1933.72 --> 1934.58] Deeply concerned -[1934.58 --> 1936.08] about the destructive nature -[1936.08 --> 1936.74] of this attack -[1936.74 --> 1938.12] on a private sector entity -[1938.12 --> 1939.78] and the ordinary citizens -[1939.78 --> 1940.68] who work there. -[1941.58 --> 1942.90] North Korea is attacking -[1942.90 --> 1943.76] our infrastructure. -[1943.96 --> 1944.66] It is also attacking -[1944.66 --> 1945.38] our values. -[1945.70 --> 1946.62] The decision to pull -[1946.62 --> 1947.92] the interview from theaters, -[1948.06 --> 1948.56] unfortunately, -[1948.78 --> 1949.88] is a North Korean victory -[1949.88 --> 1950.54] in its attacks -[1950.54 --> 1951.18] on our freedom. -[1951.54 --> 1952.42] We better respond -[1952.42 --> 1953.58] comprehensively -[1953.58 --> 1954.70] to defend freedom of speech -[1954.70 --> 1955.98] in the face of terrorist threats -[1955.98 --> 1956.80] and cyber attacks. -[1956.82 --> 1957.46] Pretty intense. -[1957.58 --> 1958.36] At the same time, -[1958.42 --> 1959.12] this is where the note -[1959.12 --> 1959.68] that I was looking for -[1959.68 --> 1960.38] previously was, -[1960.62 --> 1961.42] at the same time, -[1961.48 --> 1961.84] they have noted -[1961.84 --> 1962.66] that such attackers -[1962.66 --> 1963.56] are often looking -[1963.56 --> 1964.54] to provoke a response. +[1919.34 --> 1922.50] It's a national security, serious national security matter. +[1923.64 --> 1927.90] Maybe, there may be, they may believe that a response from us in one fashion or another +[1927.90 --> 1929.46] would be advantageous to them. +[1929.84 --> 1933.34] So, you know, we're going to make sure we're treading carefully here. +[1933.72 --> 1938.60] Deeply concerned about the destructive nature of this attack on a private sector entity and +[1938.60 --> 1940.66] the ordinary citizens who work there. +[1941.66 --> 1943.76] North Korea is attacking our infrastructure. +[1943.96 --> 1945.38] It is also attacking our values. +[1945.38 --> 1950.10] The decision to pull the interview from theaters, unfortunately, is a North Korean victory in +[1950.10 --> 1951.18] its attacks on our freedom. +[1951.56 --> 1955.62] We better respond comprehensively to defend freedom of speech in the face of terrorist +[1955.62 --> 1956.82] threats and cyber attacks. +[1956.84 --> 1957.46] Pretty intense. +[1957.58 --> 1960.38] At the same time, this is where the note that I was looking for previously was. +[1960.62 --> 1963.98] At the same time, they have noted that such attackers are often looking to provoke +[1963.98 --> 1964.52] a response. [1964.76 --> 1964.88] Yep. -[1964.88 --> 1965.56] So they're probably -[1965.56 --> 1966.64] looking for a response -[1966.64 --> 1967.28] and the United States -[1967.28 --> 1967.78] is going to be -[1967.78 --> 1968.46] giving them one, -[1968.70 --> 1969.94] so they're going to, -[1970.34 --> 1970.80] I guess, -[1970.92 --> 1971.98] with that knowledge in mind, -[1972.06 --> 1972.62] try to make sure -[1972.62 --> 1973.52] that it is the most -[1973.52 --> 1974.48] appropriate thing possible. -[1974.68 --> 1975.44] It's gonna be -[1975.44 --> 1977.94] an interesting period of time. -[1978.08 --> 1979.10] Yes, it is. -[1979.22 --> 1980.06] And that last one -[1980.06 --> 1981.12] was posted on the forum -[1981.12 --> 1983.18] by XtankSlayerX. +[1964.90 --> 1968.02] So, they're probably looking for a response and the United States is going to be giving +[1968.02 --> 1968.46] them one. +[1968.72 --> 1973.38] So, they're going to, I guess, with that knowledge in mind, try to make sure that it is the +[1973.38 --> 1974.44] most appropriate thing possible. +[1974.44 --> 1977.96] It's going to be an interesting period of time. +[1978.12 --> 1979.12] Yes, it is. +[1979.26 --> 1983.18] And that last one was posted on the forum by XtankSlayerX. [1983.30 --> 1984.28] Did you post that in the chat? -[1984.38 --> 1985.28] I did, yes. -[1985.40 --> 1985.48] Okay. -[1985.48 --> 1986.02] All right, -[1986.08 --> 1986.74] so we've got -[1986.74 --> 1988.90] our next topic here. -[1989.26 --> 1990.26] It looks like we have -[1990.26 --> 1991.82] every source for this topic -[1991.82 --> 1994.36] other than the actual -[1994.36 --> 1995.68] Valve page, -[1996.08 --> 1997.32] so you'll have to -[1997.32 --> 1998.24] forgive us for that. -[1998.68 --> 2000.06] But Steam Games -[2000.06 --> 2001.26] slash gifting -[2001.26 --> 2003.46] is now region locked, -[2003.60 --> 2004.64] due at least partially, -[2005.34 --> 2006.60] due at least partially -[2006.60 --> 2007.74] to the collapse -[2007.74 --> 2009.26] of the Russian currency, -[2009.40 --> 2009.90] the ruble. -[2009.90 --> 2012.70] So I suspect that -[2012.70 --> 2013.92] Valve's just been looking -[2013.92 --> 2014.54] for an excuse -[2014.54 --> 2015.98] to do this for quite some time -[2015.98 --> 2019.36] because every other industry -[2019.36 --> 2021.16] eventually figures out -[2021.16 --> 2022.16] that if they want to have -[2022.16 --> 2023.44] regionalized pricing, -[2023.76 --> 2026.08] especially for a digital item, -[2026.26 --> 2027.52] they're going to have -[2027.52 --> 2029.20] to lock things down somewhat. -[2029.54 --> 2030.86] It's still something -[2030.86 --> 2031.92] that I, -[2032.18 --> 2034.82] that I hate -[2034.82 --> 2036.44] a lot, -[2036.64 --> 2037.84] but I understand -[2037.84 --> 2038.94] why they're doing it -[2038.94 --> 2040.60] because you don't want -[2040.60 --> 2042.30] gaming to just be -[2042.30 --> 2043.76] completely unaffordable -[2043.76 --> 2044.96] to anyone in Russia -[2044.96 --> 2046.70] because Valve is a -[2046.70 --> 2047.76] US-based company -[2047.76 --> 2049.98] and they have to pay -[2049.98 --> 2051.54] in their deteriorating -[2051.54 --> 2052.40] ruble currency. -[2052.56 --> 2053.40] But then you also -[2053.40 --> 2054.32] don't want -[2054.32 --> 2055.86] certain websites -[2055.86 --> 2057.14] just reselling -[2057.14 --> 2058.48] buckets and buckets -[2058.48 --> 2059.00] of keys -[2059.00 --> 2059.72] because they can get them -[2059.72 --> 2060.76] super cheaply somewhere -[2060.76 --> 2062.12] and sell them elsewhere -[2062.12 --> 2063.10] where they're more expensive. -[2063.10 --> 2063.76] Right. -[2064.56 --> 2065.04] So, -[2065.40 --> 2066.30] so this was going to -[2066.30 --> 2067.12] happen eventually. -[2067.64 --> 2068.92] I think that Valve -[2068.92 --> 2070.32] has actually managed -[2070.32 --> 2071.66] the potential -[2071.66 --> 2073.20] community poop storm -[2073.20 --> 2074.94] pretty darn well. -[2075.04 --> 2075.20] I mean, -[2075.22 --> 2076.24] it helps that Valve -[2076.24 --> 2077.24] probably has, -[2077.44 --> 2077.90] like, -[2078.08 --> 2078.36] you know, -[2078.42 --> 2079.16] It helps that it's happening -[2079.16 --> 2080.00] during the winter sale. -[2080.96 --> 2081.30] Yeah, -[2081.56 --> 2081.86] yeah, -[2082.00 --> 2082.26] yeah. -[2082.26 --> 2082.66] Someone's like, -[2082.76 --> 2083.06] yay, -[2083.16 --> 2083.56] Valve! -[2083.66 --> 2083.78] Oh, -[2083.84 --> 2084.42] that thing happened. -[2084.54 --> 2084.84] Yay, -[2084.98 --> 2085.36] Valve! -[2085.58 --> 2086.44] So they probably -[2086.44 --> 2087.24] timed it right. -[2087.52 --> 2088.62] Valve probably has -[2088.62 --> 2089.52] a couple oopsies -[2089.52 --> 2090.22] in their pocket -[2090.22 --> 2091.44] in terms of things -[2091.44 --> 2091.98] the community -[2091.98 --> 2092.68] is going to forgive -[2092.68 --> 2093.22] them for -[2093.22 --> 2093.76] if they, -[2093.84 --> 2095.02] if they kind of -[2095.02 --> 2095.74] screw them up. -[2096.02 --> 2096.04] So, -[2096.04 --> 2097.56] so basically Steam -[2097.56 --> 2098.62] will no longer -[2098.62 --> 2099.54] allow packages -[2099.54 --> 2100.92] to be unpacked -[2100.92 --> 2101.48] on an account -[2101.48 --> 2102.78] if gifted or traded -[2102.78 --> 2104.42] from a lower priced region -[2104.42 --> 2106.18] to a higher priced region. -[2106.34 --> 2108.06] So if Buddy in the US -[2108.06 --> 2109.68] wants to buy a game -[2109.68 --> 2111.04] for Buddy in Russia, -[2111.26 --> 2112.76] then that will work. +[1984.40 --> 1985.28] I did, yes. +[1985.40 --> 1986.02] All right. +[1986.08 --> 1988.90] So, we've got our next topic here. +[1989.24 --> 1995.70] It looks like we have every source for this topic other than the actual Valve page. +[1996.26 --> 1998.24] So, you'll have to forgive us for that. +[1998.24 --> 2003.46] But Steam Games slash gifting is now region locked. +[2003.62 --> 2009.92] Do at least partially to the collapse of the Russian currency, the ruble. +[2009.92 --> 2029.20] So, I suspect that Valve's just been looking for an excuse to do this for quite some time because every other industry eventually figures out that if they want to have regionalized pricing, especially for a digital item, they're going to have to lock things down somewhat. +[2029.20 --> 2036.44] It's still something that I hate a lot. +[2036.44 --> 2052.44] But I understand why they're doing it because you don't want gaming to just be completely unaffordable to anyone in Russia because Valve is a US-based company and they have to pay in their deteriorating ruble currency. +[2052.44 --> 2063.12] But then you also don't want certain websites just reselling buckets and buckets of keys because they can get them super cheaply somewhere and sell them elsewhere where they're more expensive. +[2063.62 --> 2063.78] Right. +[2064.54 --> 2067.14] So, this was going to happen eventually. +[2067.64 --> 2074.94] I think that Valve has actually managed the potential community poop storm pretty darn well. +[2075.04 --> 2078.42] I mean, it helps that Valve probably has, like, you know... +[2078.42 --> 2080.00] It helps that it's happening during the winter sale. +[2080.96 --> 2082.04] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[2082.04 --> 2083.54] So, everyone's like, yay, Valve! +[2083.64 --> 2084.42] Oh, that thing happened. +[2084.52 --> 2085.36] Yay, Valve! +[2085.64 --> 2087.24] So, they probably timed it right. +[2087.50 --> 2095.72] Valve probably has a couple oopsies in their pocket in terms of things the community is going to forgive them for if they kind of screw them up. +[2096.02 --> 2096.56] That's definitely true. +[2096.56 --> 2106.16] So, basically, Steam will no longer allow packages to be unpacked on an account if gifted or traded from a lower-priced region to a higher-priced region. +[2106.16 --> 2112.74] So, if Buddy in the U.S. wants to buy a game for Buddy in Russia, then that will work. [2112.88 --> 2113.06] Yeah. -[2113.20 --> 2114.18] Which I guess -[2114.18 --> 2114.70] is, -[2114.94 --> 2115.36] is a, -[2115.36 --> 2116.14] is a compromise. -[2116.76 --> 2117.28] So, -[2117.68 --> 2118.28] there's that. -[2118.28 --> 2119.66] But Russia, -[2119.90 --> 2120.46] Southeast Asia, -[2120.62 --> 2121.14] South America, -[2121.42 --> 2121.72] Turkey, -[2122.08 --> 2123.10] those countries -[2123.10 --> 2123.96] will not be able -[2123.96 --> 2124.90] to go the other direction. -[2125.10 --> 2125.20] Yeah. -[2125.28 --> 2125.76] So you won't be able -[2125.76 --> 2126.44] to buy a game -[2126.44 --> 2126.98] for Buddy -[2126.98 --> 2128.76] in other countries -[2128.76 --> 2129.64] if you're from there. -[2130.38 --> 2130.82] So, -[2131.08 --> 2132.00] there you have it. -[2132.06 --> 2132.52] This is, -[2132.86 --> 2133.30] this is, -[2133.40 --> 2133.66] I mean, -[2133.74 --> 2135.16] the impact of this -[2135.16 --> 2135.42] is, -[2135.50 --> 2136.22] is more than you -[2136.22 --> 2137.22] might initially think -[2137.22 --> 2137.98] because especially -[2137.98 --> 2138.72] with the way -[2138.72 --> 2140.80] that entire companies -[2140.80 --> 2142.56] have sprung up -[2142.56 --> 2144.32] around discount games -[2144.32 --> 2145.70] based on buying -[2145.70 --> 2146.42] from one region -[2146.42 --> 2147.34] and selling to another one. -[2147.64 --> 2149.02] Their entire business model -[2149.02 --> 2150.56] literally just disappeared. -[2150.92 --> 2151.94] Completely killed. -[2152.20 --> 2153.66] One fell swoop from Valve -[2153.66 --> 2155.50] and Valve is going -[2155.50 --> 2156.10] to be able -[2156.10 --> 2157.34] to increase their revenues -[2157.34 --> 2158.72] as a direct result -[2158.72 --> 2160.00] of this right here -[2160.00 --> 2160.92] because you won't be able -[2160.92 --> 2162.56] to find that AAA game -[2162.56 --> 2163.96] on launch day -[2163.96 --> 2165.50] for $10 less -[2165.50 --> 2166.14] than you would have -[2166.14 --> 2167.06] otherwise had to pay. -[2167.28 --> 2168.30] You might have to wait a week. -[2169.54 --> 2170.62] Which I guess actually -[2170.62 --> 2171.08] leads us. -[2171.08 --> 2171.74] You might have to wait a week. -[2173.00 --> 2174.02] Speaking of which. -[2174.02 --> 2174.38] The open price. -[2174.46 --> 2174.56] Yeah, -[2174.60 --> 2176.18] we have a topic about that. -[2177.00 --> 2177.40] Uh, -[2177.90 --> 2178.18] do we? +[2113.20 --> 2116.14] Which, I guess, is a compromise. +[2117.04 --> 2118.22] So, there's that. +[2118.36 --> 2124.90] But Russia, Southeast Asia, South America, Turkey, those countries will not be able to go the other direction. +[2125.08 --> 2125.20] Yeah. +[2125.20 --> 2129.64] So, you won't be able to buy a game for Buddy in other countries if you're from there. +[2129.64 --> 2132.00] So, there you have it. +[2132.10 --> 2148.64] This is, I mean, the impact of this is more than you might initially think because especially with the way that entire companies have sprung up around discount games based on buying from one region and selling to another one, their entire business model... +[2149.30 --> 2150.56] Literally just disappeared. +[2150.56 --> 2151.94] Completely killed. +[2152.20 --> 2167.06] One fell swoop from Valve, and Valve is going to be able to increase their revenues as a direct result of this right here because you won't be able to find that AAA game on launch day for $10 less than you would have otherwise had to pay. +[2167.26 --> 2168.30] You might have to wait a week. +[2169.52 --> 2170.56] Which, I guess, actually... +[2170.56 --> 2171.74] You might have to wait a week. +[2172.98 --> 2173.56] Speaking of which... +[2173.56 --> 2176.18] The open price, yeah, we have a topic about that. +[2177.56 --> 2178.16] Do we? [2178.38 --> 2178.60] Yeah. -[2178.92 --> 2179.38] GameStop. +[2178.98 --> 2179.38] GameStop... [2179.38 --> 2180.30] Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. -[2180.44 --> 2181.40] GameStop president -[2181.40 --> 2182.16] Tony Bartel. -[2182.22 --> 2182.94] This was posted by -[2182.94 --> 2184.94] Mark21200 -[2184.94 --> 2186.68] says that -[2186.68 --> 2187.84] digital games -[2187.84 --> 2189.88] are too cheap. -[2190.28 --> 2191.06] Oh, no. -[2191.58 --> 2191.86] Like, -[2191.94 --> 2193.32] I gotta get down there. -[2193.66 --> 2194.54] If you put in a T, -[2194.66 --> 2195.38] you would have had it. +[2180.30 --> 2189.88] GameStop president Tony Bartell, this was posted by Mark21200, says that digital games are too cheap. +[2190.28 --> 2191.00] Oh, no. +[2191.58 --> 2193.32] Like, I gotta get down there. +[2193.66 --> 2195.38] If you put in a T, you would have had it. [2195.66 --> 2196.06] A T? [2196.26 --> 2196.50] Yeah. -[2197.42 --> 2197.86] GameStop. +[2197.44 --> 2197.84] GameStop. [2198.52 --> 2198.80] Right? -[2198.98 --> 2199.32] See, like, -[2199.36 --> 2199.66] I don't know -[2199.66 --> 2200.18] that's not working. +[2198.98 --> 2200.18] See, like, I don't know how that's not working. [2200.18 --> 2200.86] Wait, why aren't you able to... [2200.86 --> 2201.66] That's weird. -[2201.70 --> 2202.30] I don't know. -[2203.04 --> 2204.02] Yeah, no space. -[2204.02 --> 2205.84] That's weird. -[2206.00 --> 2206.98] You're on the right doc. -[2207.24 --> 2207.52] Yeah. -[2207.76 --> 2209.56] Like, I don't know why I can't find it. -[2209.66 --> 2210.54] Well, um... -[2210.54 --> 2211.48] Can you get that link then? +[2201.70 --> 2202.26] I don't know. +[2203.02 --> 2204.00] Yeah, no space. +[2205.08 --> 2205.84] That's weird. +[2206.00 --> 2207.00] You're on the right dock. +[2207.26 --> 2207.52] Yeah. +[2207.80 --> 2209.56] Like, I don't know why I can't find it. +[2209.56 --> 2210.56] Well, um... +[2210.56 --> 2211.48] Can you get that link, then? [2211.60 --> 2212.20] Yeah, sure. [2212.28 --> 2212.76] I'll just... -[2212.76 --> 2214.64] I'll post the link for you guys in the Twitch chat anyway. +[2212.76 --> 2214.64] I'll post the link for you guys in the Twitch chat, anyway. [2214.80 --> 2215.50] I know about it. [2215.52 --> 2216.18] I've read about this. -[2216.18 --> 2217.68] Um, so, one... +[2216.60 --> 2217.68] So, one... [2217.68 --> 2217.88] Okay. -[2218.16 --> 2219.56] I have to preface this a little bit. -[2219.78 --> 2220.72] I know on the show -[2220.72 --> 2221.60] a lot of the time -[2221.60 --> 2222.32] that I'm up here -[2222.32 --> 2223.54] defending physical games. -[2224.26 --> 2224.62] Uh, -[2225.02 --> 2226.20] I'm not gonna defend this dude. -[2226.52 --> 2228.02] Yeah, we've had enough arguments -[2228.02 --> 2228.70] on this show. +[2218.18 --> 2219.54] I have to preface this a little bit. +[2219.78 --> 2223.54] I know on the show, a lot of the time that I'm up here defending physical games. +[2223.54 --> 2224.54] Uh... +[2224.54 --> 2226.20] I'm not gonna defend this dude. +[2226.46 --> 2228.70] Yeah, we've had enough arguments on this show. [2229.06 --> 2229.70] Yeah, well, no. -[2229.76 --> 2230.96] I will wreck you -[2230.96 --> 2232.54] when it comes to physical games. -[2232.56 --> 2232.80] Well, no. -[2232.98 --> 2234.62] I like physical games, -[2234.74 --> 2235.88] but I don't think that means -[2235.88 --> 2236.12] that they should be... -[2236.12 --> 2237.54] I like physical games, too. -[2237.80 --> 2238.16] I... -[2238.16 --> 2239.20] Ha ha! -[2240.00 --> 2241.20] It's probably the best show -[2241.20 --> 2242.18] to possibly do that on. -[2242.68 --> 2243.08] Um, -[2243.18 --> 2245.32] I can't defend the dude -[2245.32 --> 2246.10] trying to say that -[2246.10 --> 2248.18] digital games are too cheap. -[2248.32 --> 2249.44] Like, I don't care. -[2250.10 --> 2251.92] Uh, my defense for physical games -[2251.92 --> 2253.38] is stuff like when -[2253.38 --> 2254.96] there's a 50 gigabyte game -[2254.96 --> 2256.54] and someone has a bad internet connection. -[2256.82 --> 2257.06] Yeah. -[2257.38 --> 2258.76] Then go buy the physical game, -[2258.84 --> 2260.32] and I hope that that option -[2260.32 --> 2261.16] is always there. -[2261.32 --> 2262.60] Even if it just becomes -[2262.60 --> 2264.66] GameStop doesn't freaking exist anymore -[2264.66 --> 2266.30] and you have to go order your game on Amazon, -[2266.58 --> 2267.84] Amazon does a pretty good job -[2267.84 --> 2268.84] of making sure that you get your game -[2268.84 --> 2269.50] on release day. +[2229.76 --> 2232.50] I will wreck you when it comes to physical games. +[2232.54 --> 2232.82] Well, no. +[2232.98 --> 2236.12] I like physical games, but I don't think that means that they should be... +[2236.12 --> 2237.56] I like physical games, too. +[2237.80 --> 2238.26] I... +[2238.26 --> 2239.22] Ha ha! +[2239.98 --> 2242.18] It's probably the best show to possibly do that on. +[2242.68 --> 2243.20] Um... +[2243.20 --> 2248.18] I can't defend the dude trying to say that digital games are too cheap. +[2248.18 --> 2249.44] Like, I don't care. +[2250.18 --> 2256.54] My defense for physical games is stuff like when there's a 50 gigabyte game and someone has a bad internet connection. +[2256.84 --> 2257.06] Yeah. +[2257.40 --> 2261.16] Then go buy the physical game, and I hope that that option is always there. +[2261.32 --> 2266.30] Even if it just becomes GameStop doesn't freaking exist anymore and you have to go order your game on Amazon, +[2266.58 --> 2269.50] Amazon does a pretty good job of making sure that you get your game on release day. [2269.64 --> 2269.82] Yeah. [2269.90 --> 2270.88] So that can solve that problem. -[2271.12 --> 2272.34] I don't care about being able -[2272.34 --> 2273.06] to walk into the store. -[2273.22 --> 2274.48] My video game store locally -[2274.48 --> 2275.94] will probably always exist -[2275.94 --> 2277.14] because they're into -[2277.14 --> 2278.58] buying and selling -[2278.58 --> 2279.48] old retro games. -[2279.60 --> 2280.66] They have multifaceted -[2280.66 --> 2281.82] their business very well. -[2281.90 --> 2282.82] That's why they still exist. -[2283.02 --> 2284.40] So it won't be until -[2284.40 --> 2287.32] digital-only games -[2287.32 --> 2288.24] are retro -[2288.24 --> 2289.56] that they'll really run into trouble. -[2289.56 --> 2289.74] Yes. -[2289.74 --> 2290.28] By the time... -[2290.28 --> 2290.90] By that time, -[2291.00 --> 2291.42] the owners, -[2291.56 --> 2292.18] because it's just like -[2292.18 --> 2293.06] a mom-and-pop shop -[2293.06 --> 2294.30] will probably not be interested -[2294.30 --> 2294.88] in running -[2294.88 --> 2296.94] Willow Video anymore anyway. -[2297.04 --> 2297.68] So, like, it's not... -[2297.68 --> 2298.32] It's not... -[2298.32 --> 2299.26] I'm not worried about -[2299.26 --> 2299.92] the one store -[2299.92 --> 2300.90] that I actually care about. -[2300.90 --> 2303.04] Um, and I'm not super worried -[2303.04 --> 2304.12] about physical games -[2304.12 --> 2305.02] completely disappearing. -[2305.14 --> 2306.40] Are you worried about GameStop? -[2306.84 --> 2307.08] No. -[2308.76 --> 2309.98] I'm not worried about GameStop. -[2310.06 --> 2311.70] And, like, this dude's just wrong. -[2311.92 --> 2314.14] He does have a valid point. -[2314.30 --> 2315.82] And this does tie into -[2315.82 --> 2317.46] our segue here -[2317.46 --> 2319.12] where the joke was -[2319.12 --> 2321.12] a AAA title comes out -[2321.12 --> 2322.20] for $59.99 -[2322.20 --> 2323.90] and the next week -[2323.90 --> 2325.34] it's gonna be $49.99. -[2325.54 --> 2326.58] Civilization Beyond Earth -[2326.58 --> 2328.04] got, like, a 50% discount -[2328.04 --> 2329.54] on Winter Sale or something. -[2329.54 --> 2330.92] It's been out for, what, -[2330.98 --> 2331.44] a month? -[2331.60 --> 2332.42] Not that long. -[2332.46 --> 2333.80] Not even a month, I think. -[2334.28 --> 2335.68] So, it's one of the... -[2335.68 --> 2336.78] So, he does make -[2336.78 --> 2337.90] a couple of good points. -[2338.02 --> 2338.54] So, the average... -[2339.42 --> 2340.90] The average sale price... -[2340.90 --> 2341.88] So, a recent survey showed -[2341.88 --> 2342.70] that the average price -[2342.70 --> 2343.52] a consumer pays -[2343.52 --> 2345.28] for a AAA title download -[2345.28 --> 2346.38] is $22. -[2347.66 --> 2348.06] And... -[2348.06 --> 2348.54] Okay. -[2349.20 --> 2350.04] There's no sources -[2350.04 --> 2350.46] for any of this. -[2350.48 --> 2351.70] No sources for any of that. -[2351.78 --> 2352.18] Although, -[2352.98 --> 2354.26] I wouldn't think -[2354.26 --> 2354.98] that that's completely -[2354.98 --> 2355.74] out of the question, -[2355.90 --> 2356.68] especially if you were to... -[2356.68 --> 2357.42] It came out late October. -[2357.70 --> 2358.66] Especially if you were -[2358.66 --> 2360.16] to factor in... -[2360.16 --> 2361.60] Okay, so just over a month -[2361.60 --> 2362.80] for Civilization Beyond Earth. -[2363.04 --> 2363.96] Especially if you were -[2363.96 --> 2364.66] to factor in -[2364.66 --> 2366.02] that many AAA titles -[2366.02 --> 2367.82] are gonna be older ones -[2367.82 --> 2368.62] that are being sold -[2368.62 --> 2369.88] bundled with other things -[2369.88 --> 2370.98] or at $5 -[2370.98 --> 2372.50] or whatever the case may be. -[2372.60 --> 2374.26] I totally believe -[2374.26 --> 2374.92] that number. -[2375.40 --> 2376.38] And when asked -[2376.38 --> 2377.16] how much they would be -[2377.16 --> 2377.96] willing to pay, -[2378.12 --> 2378.54] apparently, -[2378.76 --> 2379.66] this is no source for this, -[2379.66 --> 2380.08] no sources. -[2380.24 --> 2380.94] Consumers said -[2380.94 --> 2382.32] approximately $35. -[2382.66 --> 2382.94] Although, -[2383.74 --> 2384.46] I kind of believe -[2384.46 --> 2385.22] that number too. -[2385.22 --> 2386.44] I'd pay $30, $40 -[2386.44 --> 2388.18] for a AAA game. -[2388.24 --> 2389.56] I think the most expensive -[2389.56 --> 2390.28] one I bought -[2390.28 --> 2391.22] in the last little while -[2391.22 --> 2392.30] was South Park -[2392.30 --> 2393.02] Stick of Truth. -[2393.38 --> 2394.16] That thing held -[2394.16 --> 2395.86] its freaking price forever. -[2396.18 --> 2396.96] I was sitting -[2396.96 --> 2397.78] and waiting. -[2397.90 --> 2398.40] I think it's like -[2398.40 --> 2399.52] finally on sale now. +[2271.12 --> 2273.06] I don't care about being able to walk into the store. +[2273.22 --> 2275.94] My video game store locally will probably always exist. +[2275.94 --> 2279.48] Because they're into buying and selling old retro games. +[2279.62 --> 2281.82] They have multifaceted their business very well. +[2281.92 --> 2282.84] That's why they still exist. +[2283.00 --> 2289.56] So it won't be until digital-only games are retro that they'll really run into trouble. +[2289.56 --> 2293.06] By that time, the owners, because it's just like a mom-and-pop shop, +[2293.18 --> 2296.94] will probably not be interested in running Willow Video anymore anyway. +[2297.04 --> 2298.28] So, like, it's not... +[2298.28 --> 2300.90] I'm not worried about the one store that I actually care about. +[2301.46 --> 2305.00] And I'm not super worried about physical games completely disappearing. +[2305.00 --> 2306.40] Are you worried about GameStop? +[2306.84 --> 2307.10] No. +[2308.68 --> 2310.00] I'm not worried about GameStop. +[2310.08 --> 2311.70] And, like, this dude's just wrong. +[2311.96 --> 2314.14] He does have a valid point. +[2314.32 --> 2322.22] And this does tie into our segue here, where the joke was a AAA title comes out for $59.99, +[2322.68 --> 2325.34] and the next week it's going to be $49.99. +[2325.54 --> 2329.54] Civilization Beyond Earth got, like, a 50% discount on winter sale or something. +[2330.00 --> 2331.44] It's been out for, what, a month? +[2331.58 --> 2332.42] Not that long. +[2332.42 --> 2333.80] Not even a month, I think. +[2334.32 --> 2335.68] So it's one of the... +[2335.68 --> 2337.90] So he does make a couple of good points. +[2338.02 --> 2339.44] So the average... +[2339.44 --> 2340.88] The average Sahil price... +[2340.88 --> 2346.38] So a recent survey showed that the average price a consumer pays for a AAA title download is $22. +[2347.82 --> 2348.22] And... +[2348.22 --> 2348.54] Okay. +[2349.20 --> 2350.46] There's no sources for any of this. +[2350.46 --> 2351.70] No sources for any of that. +[2351.70 --> 2356.82] Although, I wouldn't think that that's completely out of the question, especially if you were to... +[2356.82 --> 2357.42] It came out late October. +[2357.80 --> 2360.12] Especially if you were to factor in... +[2360.12 --> 2362.80] Okay, so just over a month for Civilization Beyond Earth. +[2363.04 --> 2369.96] Especially if you were to factor in that many AAA titles are going to be older ones that are being sold bundled with other things... +[2369.96 --> 2370.10] Yes. +[2370.10 --> 2372.50] ...or at $5 or whatever the case may be. +[2372.50 --> 2374.92] I totally believe that number. +[2375.42 --> 2378.80] And when asked how much they would be willing to pay, apparently... +[2378.80 --> 2379.66] This is no source for this. +[2379.66 --> 2380.08] No sources. +[2380.24 --> 2382.30] Consumers said approximately $35. +[2382.64 --> 2385.22] Although, I kind of believe that number too. +[2385.32 --> 2388.18] I'd pay $30, $40 for a AAA game. +[2388.22 --> 2393.02] I think the most expensive one I bought in the last little while was South Park Stick of Truth. +[2393.38 --> 2395.86] That thing held its freaking price forever. +[2396.18 --> 2397.78] I was sitting and waiting. +[2397.86 --> 2399.52] I think it's like finally on sale now. [2399.56 --> 2400.46] Is it finally on sale? -[2400.46 --> 2401.08] Well, whatever. -[2401.18 --> 2401.96] I played it already. -[2401.96 --> 2402.56] Yeah, no, I know. -[2402.68 --> 2403.54] That one took a while -[2403.54 --> 2403.88] for sure. -[2404.00 --> 2404.60] Screw you, -[2404.68 --> 2405.84] Trey Parker and Matt Stone. -[2405.90 --> 2406.36] I'm just kidding. -[2406.42 --> 2407.04] I love you guys. -[2407.14 --> 2408.52] But the last season -[2408.52 --> 2409.06] of South Park -[2409.06 --> 2409.42] really sucked. +[2400.46 --> 2401.96] Oh, well, whatever. I played it already. +[2401.98 --> 2403.88] Yeah, no, I know. That one took a while for sure. +[2403.96 --> 2405.84] Screw you, Trey Parker and Matt Stone. +[2405.90 --> 2407.04] I'm just kidding. I love you guys. +[2407.12 --> 2409.42] But the last season of South Park really sucked. [2409.42 --> 2410.10] I don't... -[2410.10 --> 2411.50] No matter how wonderful it is, -[2411.56 --> 2412.44] I don't think games -[2412.44 --> 2413.26] should be discounted -[2413.26 --> 2413.94] so quickly -[2413.94 --> 2414.88] because I think -[2414.88 --> 2415.74] you're ripping profits -[2415.74 --> 2416.16] away from companies. -[2416.32 --> 2416.54] Anyways, -[2416.72 --> 2417.92] but that's up to them. +[2410.10 --> 2413.94] No matter how wonderful it is, I don't think games should be discounted so quickly. +[2414.16 --> 2414.40] Yes. +[2414.40 --> 2416.16] Because I think you're ripping profits away from coming. +[2416.26 --> 2417.92] Anyways, but that's up to them. [2417.96 --> 2419.16] So he has a point. -[2419.20 --> 2420.00] But that's up to them. -[2420.00 --> 2421.92] But he has a point -[2421.92 --> 2424.08] about the fact -[2424.08 --> 2425.48] that digital games -[2425.48 --> 2426.82] can be discounted -[2426.82 --> 2427.42] so readily -[2427.42 --> 2428.40] and so easily -[2428.40 --> 2429.66] just on a whim. -[2429.78 --> 2430.52] Oh, it's not moving -[2430.52 --> 2431.00] fast enough. -[2431.08 --> 2432.22] Oh, discount the whole thing. -[2432.56 --> 2433.96] Ignoring that traditional -[2433.96 --> 2434.96] supply chain -[2434.96 --> 2436.14] and process -[2436.14 --> 2437.18] that existed -[2437.18 --> 2438.28] for discounting. -[2439.22 --> 2441.96] It potentially does damage -[2441.96 --> 2443.40] publishers and developers. -[2443.74 --> 2445.10] But he's not talking -[2445.10 --> 2445.74] about this -[2445.74 --> 2447.14] out of concern for them. -[2447.34 --> 2447.42] No. -[2447.56 --> 2448.66] It has nothing to do with that. -[2448.72 --> 2449.88] It has to do with concern -[2449.88 --> 2451.00] for his own business -[2451.00 --> 2452.40] because if he cared -[2452.40 --> 2453.18] that much -[2453.18 --> 2454.92] about the due process -[2454.92 --> 2456.96] of dropping the prices -[2456.96 --> 2457.58] of games -[2457.58 --> 2458.36] or whatever else, -[2458.46 --> 2459.10] then why weren't -[2459.10 --> 2460.02] we hearing from him -[2460.02 --> 2461.52] back when NCIX -[2461.52 --> 2462.48] was trying to sell -[2462.48 --> 2464.30] hard copies of video games -[2464.30 --> 2465.34] five years ago -[2465.34 --> 2466.60] and didn't get -[2466.60 --> 2467.76] any price protection -[2467.76 --> 2468.72] when there were -[2468.72 --> 2469.54] price drops -[2469.54 --> 2470.74] and all this stuff -[2470.74 --> 2471.50] that GameStop -[2471.50 --> 2472.56] definitely does -[2472.56 --> 2473.88] get to enjoy -[2473.88 --> 2475.66] at least for the -[2475.66 --> 2476.88] limited amount of time -[2476.88 --> 2477.56] that they will still -[2477.56 --> 2478.14] be around. -[2479.48 --> 2480.62] So I guess that's -[2480.62 --> 2481.66] all we really have -[2481.66 --> 2482.42] to say about that. -[2482.42 --> 2482.96] That's all I have -[2482.96 --> 2483.50] to say about that. +[2419.20 --> 2419.98] But that's up to them. +[2419.98 --> 2429.66] But he has a point about the fact that digital games can be discounted so readily and so easily just on a whim. +[2429.66 --> 2431.00] Oh, it's not moving fast enough. +[2431.06 --> 2432.22] Oh, discount the whole thing. +[2432.52 --> 2438.30] Ignoring that traditional supply chain and process that existed for discounting. +[2439.30 --> 2443.40] It potentially does damage publishers and developers. +[2443.72 --> 2447.14] But he's not talking about this out of concern for them. +[2447.22 --> 2447.42] No. +[2447.42 --> 2448.66] It has nothing to do with that. +[2448.66 --> 2451.02] It has to do with concern for his own business. +[2451.02 --> 2458.36] Because if he cared that much about the due process of dropping the prices of games or whatever else, +[2458.46 --> 2465.34] then why weren't we hearing from him back when NCIX was trying to sell hard copies of video games five years ago +[2465.34 --> 2473.88] and didn't get any price protection when there were price drops and all this stuff that GameStop definitely does get to enjoy, +[2474.46 --> 2478.14] at least for the limited amount of time that they will still be around. +[2479.44 --> 2482.42] So I guess that's all we really have to say about that. +[2482.42 --> 2483.52] That's all I have to say about that. [2483.72 --> 2484.98] Yeah, I'm getting done. -[2485.14 --> 2485.78] Good luck with that, -[2485.86 --> 2486.18] GameStop. +[2485.16 --> 2486.20] Good luck with that, GameStop. [2486.36 --> 2487.42] Yeah, exactly. -[2488.70 --> 2489.46] All right. -[2489.56 --> 2489.96] I don't know why -[2489.96 --> 2490.72] I couldn't find that topic -[2490.72 --> 2491.18] should be. -[2491.26 --> 2492.98] That Cool Blue Kid -[2492.98 --> 2494.20] posted on the forum. -[2494.32 --> 2494.88] This is from -[2494.88 --> 2496.22] kitguru.net, -[2496.32 --> 2499.20] also assassinscreed.ubi.com. -[2499.26 --> 2499.86] Are you posting this -[2499.86 --> 2500.22] in the forum? -[2500.30 --> 2500.66] I'll go ahead -[2500.66 --> 2501.20] and throw it up -[2501.20 --> 2501.50] on the screen. -[2501.52 --> 2501.54] I'm going to try -[2501.54 --> 2502.56] and find this one again. -[2503.62 --> 2504.22] Is your just -[2504.22 --> 2505.50] search not working? -[2505.68 --> 2506.38] Oh no, you got this. +[2487.42 --> 2489.46] All right. +[2489.56 --> 2490.72] I don't know why I couldn't find that topic. +[2491.24 --> 2494.20] That cool blue kid posted on the forum. +[2494.32 --> 2499.20] This is from kitguru.net, also assassinscreed.ubi.com. +[2499.26 --> 2500.20] Are you posting this on the forum? +[2500.28 --> 2501.50] I'll go ahead and throw it up on the screen. +[2501.52 --> 2502.54] I'm going to try and find this one again. +[2503.62 --> 2505.50] Is your just, like, search not working? +[2505.50 --> 2506.38] Oh, no, you got this. [2506.42 --> 2506.86] You got this. [2506.86 --> 2507.16] All right. -[2507.56 --> 2508.54] So Linus' screen, -[2508.70 --> 2511.04] patch four on hold. -[2513.10 --> 2514.66] My favorite quote from this. -[2514.76 --> 2515.74] Can I just quote something -[2515.74 --> 2516.14] real quick? -[2516.24 --> 2516.56] You may. -[2516.56 --> 2517.32] I think it's in the notes. -[2517.54 --> 2518.08] You may. -[2518.44 --> 2518.84] Ubisoft, -[2519.20 --> 2520.58] rigorous quality control -[2520.58 --> 2522.16] is of paramount importance -[2522.16 --> 2522.62] to us -[2522.62 --> 2523.46] and your feedback -[2523.46 --> 2524.50] over these past weeks -[2524.50 --> 2525.32] has indicated -[2525.32 --> 2526.08] that it is important -[2526.08 --> 2527.20] to you as well. -[2527.42 --> 2527.96] We are choosing -[2527.96 --> 2528.66] to hold off -[2528.66 --> 2529.58] until we can give you -[2529.58 --> 2530.72] the improvements -[2530.72 --> 2531.68] we've promised. -[2532.20 --> 2532.76] We are committing -[2532.76 --> 2533.34] to delivering -[2533.34 --> 2534.72] major performance improvements -[2534.72 --> 2535.72] which requires -[2535.72 --> 2536.76] that we refurbish -[2536.76 --> 2537.60] the Paris map -[2537.60 --> 2538.42] and it will be -[2538.42 --> 2539.34] a few more days -[2539.34 --> 2539.94] until we can hit -[2539.94 --> 2540.70] that high level -[2540.70 --> 2541.20] of quality -[2541.20 --> 2542.26] our players deserve. -[2542.26 --> 2542.58] Okay, -[2542.72 --> 2544.22] can I have some fun -[2544.22 --> 2545.16] with this for a little bit? -[2545.22 --> 2545.36] Sure. -[2545.36 --> 2546.34] Because you got to read it -[2546.34 --> 2547.42] and that was pretty fun. -[2547.68 --> 2548.08] Yep, -[2548.28 --> 2549.04] go for it. -[2549.16 --> 2549.44] Okay, -[2549.44 --> 2553.38] so first up Ubisoft, -[2553.98 --> 2555.76] choosing to hold off -[2555.76 --> 2557.12] until we can give you -[2557.12 --> 2558.72] what we promised. -[2559.22 --> 2560.10] That's the kind of thing -[2560.10 --> 2561.96] you do before you take the money. -[2562.88 --> 2564.40] Not when people already -[2564.40 --> 2565.28] have the product -[2565.28 --> 2566.74] and you get to kind of -[2566.74 --> 2567.32] sit on ass. -[2567.42 --> 2567.52] Like, -[2567.90 --> 2570.96] I am usually the first one -[2570.96 --> 2573.16] to applaud a game developer -[2573.16 --> 2574.08] or publisher -[2574.08 --> 2575.36] or anyone involved -[2575.36 --> 2576.02] in the process -[2576.02 --> 2577.24] of releasing a game -[2577.24 --> 2577.78] to the public. -[2577.78 --> 2578.48] I'm the first one -[2578.48 --> 2579.14] to applaud them -[2579.14 --> 2579.96] for holding off -[2579.96 --> 2580.64] until it's ready. -[2581.16 --> 2582.08] That just does not apply -[2582.08 --> 2582.86] to patches. -[2583.62 --> 2584.64] Patches are supposed -[2584.64 --> 2585.50] to be dealt with -[2585.50 --> 2586.60] quick fast -[2586.60 --> 2588.22] and putting them on hold -[2588.22 --> 2588.98] is super bad. -[2589.38 --> 2589.78] Okay, -[2589.88 --> 2590.58] and the second one, -[2590.62 --> 2591.06] the second one -[2591.06 --> 2591.64] that's really fun. -[2592.24 --> 2593.04] We are committed -[2593.04 --> 2593.70] to blah blah blah -[2593.70 --> 2594.74] major performance improvements -[2594.74 --> 2595.44] which requires -[2595.44 --> 2596.40] that we refurbish -[2596.40 --> 2597.34] the Paris map. -[2597.48 --> 2597.64] Now, -[2598.14 --> 2599.30] what other map is there -[2599.30 --> 2600.32] in Assassin's Creed Unity? -[2601.02 --> 2601.60] Can I just, -[2601.84 --> 2602.92] can I get some clarification -[2602.92 --> 2603.54] on this? -[2603.62 --> 2604.10] I'm sorry, -[2604.20 --> 2605.86] is there a London map? -[2606.44 --> 2607.76] Is there a Zimbabon -[2607.78 --> 2608.98] you know, -[2609.14 --> 2609.38] map? -[2609.50 --> 2610.22] Zimbabwe map? -[2610.34 --> 2610.48] Yeah, -[2610.56 --> 2611.66] is there like a, -[2611.86 --> 2613.16] they go on vacation sometimes. -[2613.22 --> 2614.22] Is there a Tokyo map? -[2614.58 --> 2614.72] Like, -[2614.90 --> 2616.00] what other map is there? -[2616.20 --> 2617.60] The way that they spun this -[2617.60 --> 2618.30] is hilarious. -[2618.52 --> 2619.64] We have to refurbish -[2619.64 --> 2620.58] our Paris map. -[2620.82 --> 2622.24] You mean the entire -[2622.24 --> 2623.48] game world? -[2623.76 --> 2624.54] Is that what you mean -[2624.54 --> 2625.32] to say Ubisoft? -[2625.72 --> 2626.66] You have to refurbish -[2626.66 --> 2627.76] the entire game world? -[2627.82 --> 2628.56] Because I can understand -[2628.56 --> 2629.56] why the patch is on hold -[2629.56 --> 2630.46] if that's what you need to do -[2630.46 --> 2631.34] and I think we all know -[2631.34 --> 2632.50] that that's what you need to do -[2632.50 --> 2633.48] because the game was limited -[2633.48 --> 2634.70] because there's way too many -[2634.70 --> 2635.80] draw calls on the PC -[2635.80 --> 2637.46] and they couldn't be arsed -[2637.46 --> 2638.30] to fix it -[2638.30 --> 2639.06] even though -[2639.06 --> 2640.34] some idiot -[2640.34 --> 2641.18] with a podcast -[2641.18 --> 2642.58] already knows -[2642.58 --> 2643.60] that that's the problem. -[2643.74 --> 2644.00] And yes, -[2644.06 --> 2645.06] it's because of light bouncing -[2645.06 --> 2645.38] and stuff -[2645.38 --> 2646.28] but the draw calls -[2646.28 --> 2647.80] is the base essential -[2647.80 --> 2648.64] part of the problem. +[2507.54 --> 2510.98] So Linus's screen, patch four on hold. +[2513.20 --> 2514.66] My favorite quote from this. +[2514.76 --> 2516.14] Can I just quote something real quick? +[2516.30 --> 2516.56] You may. +[2516.56 --> 2517.34] I think it's in the notes. +[2517.56 --> 2518.10] You may. +[2518.40 --> 2522.62] Ubisoft, rigorous quality control is of paramount importance to us, +[2522.70 --> 2527.18] and your feedback over these past weeks has indicated that it is important to you as well. +[2527.42 --> 2531.66] We are choosing to hold off until we can give you the improvements we've promised. +[2532.16 --> 2534.72] We are committing to delivering major performance improvements, +[2534.94 --> 2537.60] which requires that we refurbish the Paris map, +[2537.94 --> 2542.26] and it will be a few more days until we can hit that high level of quality our players deserve. +[2542.38 --> 2545.14] Okay, can I have some fun with this for a little bit? +[2545.20 --> 2545.36] Sure. +[2545.36 --> 2547.40] Because you got to read it, and that was pretty fun. +[2547.42 --> 2549.06] Yep, go for it. +[2549.16 --> 2558.72] Okay, so first up, Ubisoft, choosing to hold off until we can give you what we promised. +[2558.72 --> 2561.96] That's the kind of thing you do before you take the money. +[2561.96 --> 2567.32] Not when people already have the product and you get to kind of sit on ass. +[2567.32 --> 2577.78] Like, I am usually the first one to applaud a game developer or publisher or anyone involved in the process of releasing a game to the public. +[2577.84 --> 2580.64] I'm the first one to applaud them for holding off until it's ready. +[2581.10 --> 2582.84] That just does not apply to patches. +[2582.84 --> 2588.96] Patches are supposed to be dealt with quick, fast, and putting them on hold is super bad. +[2589.38 --> 2591.64] Okay, and the second one that's really fun. +[2592.24 --> 2597.34] We are committed to blah, blah, blah, major performance improvements, which requires that we refurbish the Paris map. +[2597.34 --> 2600.32] Now, what other map is there in Assassin's Creed Unity? +[2601.00 --> 2603.54] Can I just, can I get some clarification on this? +[2603.64 --> 2605.86] I'm sorry, is there a London map? +[2606.42 --> 2609.40] Is there a Zimbabwe, you know, map? +[2609.52 --> 2610.22] A Zimbabwe map? +[2610.22 --> 2612.14] Yeah, is there like a... +[2612.14 --> 2613.14] They go on vacation sometimes. +[2613.20 --> 2614.22] Is there a Tokyo map? +[2614.58 --> 2616.00] Like, what other map is there? +[2616.20 --> 2618.30] The way that they spun this is hilarious. +[2618.52 --> 2620.58] We have to refurbish our Paris map. +[2620.80 --> 2623.48] You mean the entire game world? +[2623.76 --> 2625.34] Is that what you mean to say, Ubisoft? +[2625.70 --> 2627.76] You have to refurbish the entire game world? +[2627.82 --> 2630.46] Because I can understand why the patch is on hold if that's what you need to do. +[2630.48 --> 2633.48] And I think we all know that that's what you need to do because the game was limited +[2633.48 --> 2638.30] because there's way too many draw calls on the PC and they couldn't be arsed to fix it. +[2638.30 --> 2643.60] Even though some idiot with a podcast already knows that that's the problem. +[2643.78 --> 2645.38] And yes, it's because of light bouncing and stuff, +[2645.50 --> 2648.64] but the draw calls is the base essential part of the problem. [2652.24 --> 2653.10] 634 comments. -[2653.16 --> 2653.92] This might be fun. -[2654.04 --> 2654.46] Oh God. -[2654.92 --> 2656.26] We need like another -[2656.26 --> 2658.20] because like -[2658.20 --> 2659.20] I think they're done digging. -[2659.82 --> 2661.02] I think we need like a hat -[2661.02 --> 2661.94] like a dunce cap -[2661.94 --> 2662.08] or something. -[2662.08 --> 2662.42] Look at this. -[2662.42 --> 2664.60] The first post -[2664.60 --> 2665.66] is already excellent. -[2665.88 --> 2666.44] Oh man. -[2666.70 --> 2667.68] How about more forewarning -[2667.68 --> 2668.34] next time? -[2668.60 --> 2668.88] I mean, -[2668.98 --> 2670.08] you tell us on the day -[2670.08 --> 2671.54] it was supposed to be released -[2671.54 --> 2672.80] that it won't be coming out. -[2673.22 --> 2674.86] Surely you knew beforehand -[2674.86 --> 2676.26] that you were running behind. -[2678.80 --> 2679.72] Oh no. -[2679.98 --> 2680.30] Oh. -[2681.14 --> 2682.36] I'm also disappointed -[2682.36 --> 2683.32] that the console versions -[2683.32 --> 2684.24] have been patched -[2684.24 --> 2685.50] and the PC one hasn't. -[2685.80 --> 2685.98] Yeah, -[2686.02 --> 2687.76] that's from Moor Mork -[2687.76 --> 2689.50] on the Assassin's Creed. -[2689.50 --> 2690.60] Mo Zero RK. -[2691.08 --> 2692.08] Mo Zero RK. -[2692.94 --> 2693.46] Yeah. -[2693.78 --> 2695.04] He tried to spell. -[2695.76 --> 2696.12] Or she. -[2696.52 --> 2697.50] And it didn't work. +[2653.12 --> 2653.92] This might be fun. +[2654.02 --> 2654.46] Oh, God. +[2654.90 --> 2656.30] We need like another... +[2657.64 --> 2659.20] Because like, I think they're done digging. +[2659.82 --> 2662.06] I think we need like a hat, like a dunce cap or something. +[2662.06 --> 2662.44] Look at this. +[2662.62 --> 2665.62] The first cap or the first post is already excellent. +[2665.62 --> 2666.44] Oh, man. +[2666.68 --> 2668.34] How about more forewarning next time? +[2668.60 --> 2672.78] I mean, you tell us on the day it was supposed to be released that it won't be coming out. +[2673.20 --> 2676.20] Surely you knew beforehand that you were running behind. +[2678.80 --> 2679.70] Oh, no. +[2680.90 --> 2685.50] I'm also disappointed that the console versions have been patched and the PC one hasn't. +[2685.50 --> 2689.50] Yeah, that's from Moor Mork on the Assassin's Creed. +[2689.50 --> 2690.62] Mo Zero RK. +[2691.14 --> 2692.08] Mo Zero RK. +[2692.98 --> 2693.46] Yeah. +[2693.78 --> 2694.16] I'm not pronouncing that. +[2694.16 --> 2695.04] He tried to spell. +[2695.42 --> 2696.12] Or she. +[2696.50 --> 2697.00] Or she. +[2697.00 --> 2697.48] And it didn't work. [2697.74 --> 2697.90] Nope. -[2699.38 --> 2700.78] This is just more of a -[2700.78 --> 2702.00] like science-y news thing. +[2699.42 --> 2702.00] This is just more of a like science-y news thing. [2702.10 --> 2702.96] Not really gaming. [2703.22 --> 2703.94] Definitely tech. -[2704.26 --> 2706.10] The Mars rover Curiosity -[2706.10 --> 2707.96] confirms organics -[2707.96 --> 2708.68] on Mars. -[2708.80 --> 2708.94] Now, -[2709.30 --> 2710.80] they did find traces. -[2710.86 --> 2710.96] Oh, -[2711.00 --> 2711.70] this was posted by -[2711.70 --> 2712.56] Devilish Booster -[2712.56 --> 2713.04] on the forum, -[2713.12 --> 2713.40] by the way. -[2713.48 --> 2714.44] I'll get that link in chat, -[2714.52 --> 2714.86] you guys. -[2715.00 --> 2715.22] Yeah. -[2715.54 --> 2716.02] So, -[2716.02 --> 2718.30] they did find traces -[2718.30 --> 2719.08] before, -[2719.08 --> 2719.78] but, -[2719.78 --> 2720.92] it was considered -[2720.92 --> 2722.86] to be unconfirmed -[2722.86 --> 2724.36] because they weren't sure -[2724.36 --> 2726.00] if the rover itself -[2726.00 --> 2727.10] had brought -[2727.10 --> 2728.74] the things that they found before. -[2728.86 --> 2728.98] Well, -[2729.06 --> 2729.38] now, -[2729.54 --> 2731.56] they are definitely sure. -[2731.76 --> 2731.90] So, -[2731.98 --> 2732.96] whether they were delivered -[2732.96 --> 2734.94] by carbon-rich meteorites -[2734.94 --> 2736.86] or actually formed on Mars -[2736.86 --> 2737.78] is something that -[2737.78 --> 2738.66] could take -[2738.66 --> 2740.06] years -[2740.06 --> 2740.74] and -[2740.74 --> 2742.48] most definitely -[2742.48 --> 2743.72] new equipment -[2743.72 --> 2744.88] on the surface of Mars -[2744.88 --> 2745.52] in order for them -[2745.52 --> 2746.40] to actually -[2746.40 --> 2747.74] ascertain for certain. -[2748.28 --> 2748.76] Can you say -[2748.76 --> 2750.04] ascertain for certain? -[2750.10 --> 2750.70] Because certain -[2750.70 --> 2751.74] is kind of the root -[2751.74 --> 2753.16] of the word ascertain. -[2754.16 --> 2755.06] I'm not sure. -[2755.06 --> 2755.54] I don't really think so, -[2755.70 --> 2755.98] but maybe. -[2755.98 --> 2756.06] Yeah, -[2756.06 --> 2756.72] I don't think so. +[2704.28 --> 2708.70] The Mars rover Curiosity confirms organics on Mars. +[2708.70 --> 2710.80] Now, they did find traces. +[2710.86 --> 2713.46] Oh, this was posted by Devilish Booster on the forum, by the way. +[2713.50 --> 2714.86] I'll get that link in chat, you guys. +[2714.98 --> 2715.36] Just give me a moment. +[2715.58 --> 2719.08] So they did find traces before. +[2719.08 --> 2728.74] But it was considered to be unconfirmed because they weren't sure if the rover itself had brought the things that they found before. +[2728.86 --> 2731.56] Well, now they are definitely sure. +[2731.76 --> 2747.76] So whether they were delivered by carbon-rich meteorites or actually formed on Mars is something that could take years and most definitely new equipment on the surface of Mars in order for them to actually ascertain for certain. +[2747.76 --> 2750.04] Can you say ascertain for certain? +[2750.20 --> 2753.16] Because certain is kind of the root of the word ascertain. +[2754.06 --> 2755.56] I don't really think so. +[2755.80 --> 2756.72] I don't think so. [2757.18 --> 2758.14] You heard it here first. -[2758.62 --> 2759.50] Ascertain for certain. -[2761.44 --> 2761.80] And -[2761.80 --> 2763.58] Mars is an extremely -[2763.58 --> 2764.44] volatile place. -[2764.62 --> 2764.68] Like, -[2764.76 --> 2765.62] it's going to be hard -[2765.62 --> 2766.24] for that kind of stuff -[2766.24 --> 2766.80] to survive, -[2767.22 --> 2770.38] which makes sense, -[2770.46 --> 2771.10] which is why -[2771.10 --> 2771.82] a lot of people think -[2771.82 --> 2772.38] that it's probably -[2772.38 --> 2773.10] from asteroids. -[2773.62 --> 2773.96] But, -[2774.04 --> 2774.74] there's also -[2774.74 --> 2775.88] the interesting things -[2775.88 --> 2777.10] of like the methane gas -[2777.10 --> 2778.16] very specifically. -[2778.38 --> 2778.46] So, -[2778.54 --> 2779.30] it could be spurting up -[2779.30 --> 2780.12] from below the surface. +[2758.56 --> 2759.50] Ascertain for certain. +[2762.44 --> 2764.44] Mars is an extremely volatile place. +[2764.66 --> 2766.80] It's going to be hard for that kind of stuff to survive. +[2768.94 --> 2770.38] Which makes sense. +[2770.46 --> 2773.08] Which is why a lot of people think that it's probably from asteroids. +[2773.08 --> 2778.16] But there's also the interesting things of like the methane gas very specifically. +[2778.38 --> 2780.12] So it could be spurting up from below the surface. [2780.26 --> 2781.32] That could be something there. [2781.46 --> 2782.02] Pretty interesting. -[2782.24 --> 2782.48] Yeah, -[2782.48 --> 2783.68] it's exciting. -[2784.22 --> 2784.52] I mean, -[2785.10 --> 2785.56] who knows? -[2785.74 --> 2786.06] Okay. -[2786.56 --> 2787.26] I just kind of wanted -[2787.26 --> 2788.08] to have this topic in here -[2788.08 --> 2788.92] so people could hear about it -[2788.92 --> 2789.56] and research it more -[2789.56 --> 2789.96] on their own. -[2790.00 --> 2791.36] If Musk gets his way -[2791.36 --> 2792.14] and sends like, -[2792.20 --> 2792.96] how many people do you want -[2792.96 --> 2793.16] to send? -[2793.22 --> 2793.66] Like a million? -[2793.76 --> 2794.62] You want to send a million -[2794.62 --> 2796.02] and I know it's going to be like -[2796.02 --> 2797.32] spurt, spurt, spurt, spurt -[2797.32 --> 2797.86] and then it's supposed -[2797.86 --> 2799.40] to be bigger ones after that. -[2801.60 --> 2802.52] Not all at once? -[2802.64 --> 2803.90] The end goal is having -[2803.90 --> 2805.38] like a million people on Mars. -[2805.60 --> 2805.92] Okay. +[2782.26 --> 2782.50] Yeah. +[2782.70 --> 2783.64] It's exciting. +[2784.20 --> 2785.56] I mean, who knows? +[2785.72 --> 2786.04] Okay. +[2786.56 --> 2789.96] I just kind of wanted to have this topic in here so people could hear about it and research it more on their own. +[2790.00 --> 2793.16] If Musk gets his way and sends like, how many people do you want to send? +[2793.20 --> 2793.66] Like a million? +[2793.76 --> 2794.62] You want to send a million. +[2794.80 --> 2794.92] Yeah. +[2794.92 --> 2797.34] And I know it's going to be like spurt, spurt, spurt, spurt. +[2797.42 --> 2799.40] And then it's supposed to be bigger ones after that. +[2801.62 --> 2802.52] Not all at once? +[2802.62 --> 2805.36] The end goal is having like a million people on Mars. +[2805.62 --> 2805.92] Okay. [2806.12 --> 2806.90] Would you go to Mars? [2807.96 --> 2809.54] I haven't talked to you about this. [2809.70 --> 2810.30] Have I talked to you about this? [2810.32 --> 2810.84] I don't think so. -[2810.84 --> 2813.28] I have tried contacting him -[2813.28 --> 2814.32] to see if I could sign up. -[2814.82 --> 2815.20] Okay. -[2815.46 --> 2815.82] So. -[2816.28 --> 2817.62] Is there any reason -[2817.62 --> 2819.20] that Linus Media Group -[2819.20 --> 2820.64] couldn't run from Mars? -[2820.84 --> 2821.46] What would be the... -[2821.46 --> 2822.50] By the time that he put -[2822.50 --> 2823.40] a million people there, -[2823.46 --> 2823.72] Yeah. -[2824.30 --> 2825.72] It would probably be fine. +[2811.46 --> 2814.32] I have tried contacting him to see if I could sign up. +[2814.88 --> 2815.24] Okay. +[2815.50 --> 2815.82] So. +[2816.10 --> 2820.64] Is there any reason that Linus Media Group couldn't run from Mars? +[2820.86 --> 2821.46] What would be the... +[2821.46 --> 2823.40] By the time that he put a million people there. +[2823.48 --> 2823.74] Yeah. +[2823.74 --> 2825.74] Um, it would probably be fine. [2826.18 --> 2827.60] Like what kind of... -[2827.60 --> 2828.04] Because okay, -[2828.12 --> 2829.42] like all we have really -[2829.42 --> 2830.86] have to do is we would have to... -[2830.86 --> 2831.48] Oh yeah, -[2831.58 --> 2832.30] if we're going to make videos -[2832.30 --> 2833.26] about the latest CPU, -[2833.38 --> 2834.18] that'll be a bit of an issue. -[2835.32 --> 2836.20] Not necessarily -[2836.20 --> 2837.28] because you know that like -[2837.28 --> 2838.36] that robot thing -[2838.36 --> 2839.08] that kind of rolls around -[2839.08 --> 2839.88] and has the screen on it? +[2827.60 --> 2830.84] Because okay, like all we really have to do is we would have to... +[2830.84 --> 2834.18] Oh yeah, if we're going to make videos about the latest CPU that'll be a bit of an issue. +[2834.76 --> 2836.20] Hmm, not necessarily. +[2836.36 --> 2839.86] Because you know that like that robot thing that kind of rolls around and has the screen on it? [2840.08 --> 2840.40] Mm-hmm. -[2840.46 --> 2842.14] Just get way better versions of that. -[2844.52 --> 2845.36] VR suits, -[2845.36 --> 2848.28] wear like that control VR thing -[2848.28 --> 2849.08] that we had -[2849.08 --> 2850.50] and then just go in little rooms -[2850.50 --> 2852.32] and you can just do things on Earth. -[2853.48 --> 2854.58] It'll be latency issues, -[2855.24 --> 2855.88] but it could work. -[2856.14 --> 2857.72] Posted by Dirty Harry on the forum, -[2857.80 --> 2859.68] the original article here -[2859.68 --> 2860.92] is from Mashable.com. -[2860.92 --> 2862.98] Double amputee controls -[2862.98 --> 2865.12] bionic arms with his mines. -[2865.28 --> 2866.94] The best segue that ever happened -[2866.94 --> 2868.28] in the history of WAN show. -[2868.88 --> 2871.36] So this is pretty freaking cool. -[2871.50 --> 2872.86] Now to be clear, guys, -[2873.50 --> 2875.24] it's not... -[2875.24 --> 2877.50] He's not going to be playing racquetball yet. +[2840.48 --> 2842.14] Just get way better versions of that. +[2844.46 --> 2852.30] VR suits, wear like that control VR thing that we had, and then just go in little rooms and you can just do things on Earth. +[2852.30 --> 2854.58] It'll be latency issues. +[2855.24 --> 2855.88] But it could work. +[2856.16 --> 2857.72] Posted by Dirty Harry on the forum. +[2857.80 --> 2858.80] The original, uh... +[2858.80 --> 2860.92] The original article here is from Mashable.com. +[2861.12 --> 2865.12] Double amputee controls bionic arms with his minds. +[2865.24 --> 2868.28] The best segue that ever happened in the history of WAN show. +[2868.28 --> 2871.36] So this is pretty freaking cool. +[2871.50 --> 2875.22] Now, to be clear guys, it's not... +[2875.22 --> 2877.50] He's not going to be playing racquetball yet. [2877.64 --> 2878.44] Did you post the link already? [2878.70 --> 2878.90] Nope. -[2879.08 --> 2879.30] Got it. -[2879.30 --> 2881.18] He's not going to be playing racquetball -[2881.18 --> 2882.14] anytime soon, -[2882.28 --> 2882.98] but... -[2882.98 --> 2883.80] And like he kind of... -[2883.80 --> 2885.90] He has to move the shoulder, -[2886.12 --> 2887.02] then the elbow, -[2887.38 --> 2888.32] then the wrist. -[2888.54 --> 2890.72] Which I wanted to bring this up. -[2890.84 --> 2893.68] In like a design standpoint, -[2893.82 --> 2895.10] that's actually a really good place -[2895.10 --> 2895.80] to start from, -[2896.10 --> 2897.00] because then you just start -[2897.00 --> 2898.44] making things more fluid. -[2899.14 --> 2900.76] Having all of those already working -[2900.76 --> 2901.68] is extremely important. -[2902.46 --> 2904.32] It's required extensive training. -[2904.60 --> 2907.76] It is not by any means finished yet, -[2908.20 --> 2910.08] but the team is hoping -[2910.08 --> 2913.06] that they will be able to send him home -[2913.06 --> 2916.12] with a pair of working arms -[2916.12 --> 2917.84] by the end of this project, -[2918.00 --> 2920.44] which is amazing. -[2921.38 --> 2924.58] I mean, this is some Star Wars stuff right here. -[2924.58 --> 2926.52] This is like Mark Hamill, -[2926.70 --> 2930.80] end of Empire Strikes Back type stuff going on here. -[2933.12 --> 2934.24] Pretty freaking cool. -[2934.68 --> 2935.88] Absolutely incredible. +[2879.06 --> 2879.30] Got it. +[2879.30 --> 2882.12] He's not going to be playing racquetball anytime soon. +[2882.30 --> 2888.32] But, and like he kind of, he has to move the shoulder, then the elbow, then the wrist. +[2888.52 --> 2890.72] Which, uh, I wanted to bring this up. +[2890.82 --> 2895.80] In like a design standpoint, that's actually a really good place to start from. +[2895.98 --> 2898.44] Because then you just start making things more fluid. +[2899.12 --> 2901.68] Having all of those already working is extremely important. +[2901.68 --> 2904.32] Um, it's required extensive training. +[2904.32 --> 2907.76] It is not by any means finished yet. +[2908.28 --> 2917.84] But, the team is hoping that they will be able to send him home with a pair of working arms by the end of this project. +[2918.20 --> 2919.40] Which is... +[2919.40 --> 2920.30] Pretty freaking cool. +[2920.30 --> 2920.72] Amazing. +[2921.08 --> 2921.26] Yeah. +[2921.34 --> 2924.58] I mean, this is some Star Wars stuff right here. +[2924.68 --> 2930.78] This is like Mark Hamill, End of Empire Strikes Back type stuff going on here. +[2930.78 --> 2934.22] Pretty freaking cool. +[2934.60 --> 2935.86] Absolutely incredible. [2936.08 --> 2937.34] And he's moving it with his mind. -[2937.48 --> 2940.06] He had to undergo some painful stuff -[2940.06 --> 2941.14] in order to make this happen. -[2941.14 --> 2941.64] What do they call it? -[2941.64 --> 2942.90] He had to reawaken nerves and stuff. -[2942.90 --> 2944.12] He had to re-enervation or something. -[2944.12 --> 2944.92] He had to re-enervation. -[2945.02 --> 2945.58] Yeah, I think so. +[2937.44 --> 2941.14] Like, he had to undergo some painful stuff in order to make this happen. +[2941.24 --> 2942.90] He had to reawaken nerves and stuff. +[2942.90 --> 2944.12] Re-innervation or something? +[2944.12 --> 2944.94] Re-innervation? +[2945.00 --> 2945.58] Yeah, I think so. [2945.68 --> 2946.60] It sounds awful. [2946.76 --> 2947.20] It does. -[2947.82 --> 2949.72] It does not sound good at all. -[2950.06 --> 2951.60] And they had to also... -[2951.60 --> 2952.38] Where is it? -[2952.64 --> 2953.40] No, no, no, no, no. -[2953.82 --> 2954.84] Yeah, reawaken, -[2955.22 --> 2957.24] but there's a different word for it. -[2957.84 --> 2958.76] Re-enervating. +[2947.84 --> 2949.72] It does not sound good at all. +[2950.02 --> 2952.46] And they had to also, uh, where is it? +[2952.64 --> 2953.42] No, no, no, no, no. +[2953.76 --> 2957.24] Yeah, reawaken, but there's a different word for it. +[2957.84 --> 2958.76] Re-innervating. [2959.00 --> 2959.16] Yeah. [2959.16 --> 2959.60] There we go. -[2959.60 --> 2962.48] Yeah, it's no good. -[2962.54 --> 2963.82] And they're using some of the nerve endings -[2963.82 --> 2965.12] from his chest as well. -[2965.52 --> 2966.46] They've brought some over, -[2966.62 --> 2968.30] which that probably wasn't exactly -[2968.30 --> 2969.80] a fantastic process either. +[2959.60 --> 2962.48] Um, yeah, it's, it's no good. +[2962.52 --> 2965.14] And they're using some of the nerve endings from his chest as well. +[2965.52 --> 2969.78] They've brought some over, which that probably wasn't exactly a fantastic process either. [2970.16 --> 2970.56] Yeah. [2970.66 --> 2971.88] So, I don't know. -[2971.96 --> 2975.28] Yeah, what a horrifying process it is right now. -[2975.48 --> 2976.12] Like, can you... -[2976.12 --> 2977.92] I mean, think of the implications -[2977.92 --> 2979.46] for generations to come, though. -[2979.50 --> 2981.14] That's fantastic. -[2981.54 --> 2983.36] Yeah, this is probably -[2983.36 --> 2984.68] one of the most important things -[2984.68 --> 2985.38] going on right now. -[2985.50 --> 2986.38] I know there's stuff -[2986.38 --> 2987.62] that we're probably going to talk about later -[2987.62 --> 2988.76] with, like, the Hyperloop -[2988.76 --> 2989.96] and some other really cool things, -[2990.28 --> 2991.84] but being able to re-enable people -[2991.84 --> 2993.66] that have lost or damaged limbs -[2993.66 --> 2996.10] very heavily is really cool. -[2996.18 --> 2997.20] And think of the implications -[2997.20 --> 2999.86] for just people who haven't lost limbs -[2999.86 --> 3001.20] but want, like, better limbs. +[2971.94 --> 2975.28] Yeah, what a, what a horrifying process it is right now. +[2975.36 --> 2979.44] Like, can you, I mean, think of, think of the implications for generations to come though. +[2979.50 --> 2981.16] That's, that's fantastic. +[2981.16 --> 2985.38] Yeah, this is, this is probably one of the most important things going on right now. +[2985.50 --> 2988.76] I know there's, there's stuff that we're probably going to talk about later with like the hyperloop +[2988.76 --> 2989.96] and some other really cool things. +[2989.96 --> 2996.12] But being able to re-enable people that have lost or damaged limbs very heavily is really cool. +[2996.12 --> 3001.20] And think of the implications for just people who haven't lost limbs but want like better limbs. 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[3095.40 --> 3096.08] Butts behind. -[3096.18 --> 3096.64] Thank you. -[3096.94 --> 3097.82] Or faces in. -[3097.96 --> 3098.30] Or both. -[3099.00 --> 3099.68] All right. -[3099.78 --> 3100.34] So moving on -[3100.34 --> 3101.88] to our next sponsor. -[3102.52 --> 3102.82] Aha! -[3103.12 --> 3103.44] Yes! -[3103.58 --> 3105.14] Intel Holiday Deal. -[3105.28 --> 3106.08] So you're going to want to visit -[3106.08 --> 3108.04] the link in the Linus Tech Tips forum, -[3108.16 --> 3108.96] which I will go ahead -[3108.96 --> 3111.42] and I will post somewhere. -[3111.44 --> 3112.22] Trying to find it. -[3112.78 --> 3113.76] Copy link URL. -[3115.60 --> 3116.36] Maybe if I... -[3116.36 --> 3117.28] I got it, I got it, I got it. -[3117.30 --> 3117.54] Okay. -[3117.66 --> 3119.06] Okay, so you're going to want to visit there, -[3119.14 --> 3121.34] but Intel has lots of holiday deals -[3121.34 --> 3122.80] going on for the holidays. -[3123.04 --> 3124.08] Deals on processors, -[3124.32 --> 3125.42] NUCs, and SSDs. -[3125.44 --> 3127.24] They have had some crazy crap -[3127.24 --> 3128.90] going on on SSDs. -[3129.26 --> 3130.28] During Black Friday, -[3130.40 --> 3132.20] did you see the 730 deals on Newegg? -[3132.20 --> 3133.16] I almost bought those. +[3096.20 --> 3096.66] Thank you. +[3096.96 --> 3097.82] Or faces in. +[3097.98 --> 3098.30] Or both. +[3098.30 --> 3099.68] All right. +[3099.78 --> 3101.88] So moving on to our next sponsor. +[3102.52 --> 3102.80] Aha. +[3103.12 --> 3103.44] Yes. +[3103.72 --> 3105.18] Intel Holiday Deals. +[3105.32 --> 3108.04] So you're going to want to visit the link in the Linus Tech Tips forum. +[3108.16 --> 3108.96] Which I will go ahead. +[3109.42 --> 3111.38] And I will post somewhere. +[3111.50 --> 3112.22] Trying to find it. +[3112.76 --> 3113.74] Copy my URL. +[3115.64 --> 3116.34] Maybe if I. +[3116.34 --> 3116.70] I got it. +[3116.70 --> 3117.00] I got it. +[3117.00 --> 3117.28] I got it. +[3117.28 --> 3117.30] I got it. +[3117.30 --> 3117.56] Okay. +[3117.56 --> 3118.04] Okay. +[3118.20 --> 3119.06] So you're going to want to visit there. +[3119.16 --> 3122.88] But Intel has lots of holiday deals going on for the holidays. +[3123.06 --> 3125.42] Deals on processors, NUCs, and SSDs. +[3125.44 --> 3128.90] They have had some crazy crap going on on SSDs. +[3129.20 --> 3130.30] During Black Friday. +[3130.42 --> 3132.18] Did you see the 730 deals on Newegg? +[3132.18 --> 3133.14] I almost bought those. [3133.52 --> 3134.52] That was ridiculous. -[3134.82 --> 3136.34] If it wasn't for the Canadian version -[3136.34 --> 3138.02] of Newegg having it not nearly -[3138.02 --> 3138.82] as cool of a deal, -[3138.96 --> 3139.90] I probably would have done it. -[3139.90 --> 3140.88] That was, what was it, -[3140.92 --> 3142.92] like 99 for a 240 gig -[3142.92 --> 3143.88] or something like 120? -[3143.88 --> 3144.88] It was essentially 100 bucks -[3144.88 --> 3145.86] for a 240 gig. -[3146.20 --> 3146.38] Yeah. -[3146.38 --> 3148.04] And then in Canada, -[3148.12 --> 3148.98] it was like 160. -[3149.36 --> 3150.60] So they've got some, -[3150.60 --> 3151.78] they've got some Newegg deals -[3151.78 --> 3153.38] like the $110 off, -[3153.44 --> 3154.78] the 4930K, -[3154.96 --> 3155.80] which is actually -[3155.80 --> 3157.44] an outstanding processor. -[3157.68 --> 3158.88] And given that you don't have -[3158.88 --> 3160.68] to invest in DDR4 memory, -[3160.68 --> 3163.98] potentially a way better option -[3163.98 --> 3164.50] right now -[3164.50 --> 3165.88] if you're looking to go 6 core -[3165.88 --> 3168.10] versus the 5930K -[3168.10 --> 3169.74] or even the 5820K. -[3170.58 --> 3171.82] They've got 50 bucks off -[3171.82 --> 3172.86] the 4970K -[3172.86 --> 3174.00] and over 50% off -[3174.00 --> 3174.74] some SSDs, -[3174.80 --> 3175.68] including the 240 gig -[3175.68 --> 3176.28] 730 series. -[3176.34 --> 3176.62] Look at this, +[3134.82 --> 3138.82] If it wasn't for the Canadian version of Newegg having not nearly as cool of a deal, +[3138.96 --> 3139.88] I probably would have done it. +[3140.02 --> 3140.36] That was. +[3140.46 --> 3140.88] What was it? +[3140.92 --> 3143.88] Like 99 for a 240 gig or something like 120? +[3143.88 --> 3145.86] It was essentially 100 bucks for a 240 gig. +[3146.22 --> 3146.38] Yeah. +[3146.38 --> 3148.98] And then in Canada it was like 160. +[3149.38 --> 3151.78] So they've got some Newegg deals. +[3151.96 --> 3154.78] Like the $110 off the 4930K. +[3154.96 --> 3157.42] Which is actually an outstanding processor. +[3157.66 --> 3160.68] And given that you don't have to invest in DDR4 memory. +[3160.84 --> 3160.98] Yeah. +[3161.12 --> 3164.50] Potentially a way better option right now. +[3164.50 --> 3169.74] If you're looking to go 6 core versus the 5930K or even the 5820K. +[3170.60 --> 3172.86] They've got 50 bucks off the 4970K. +[3172.96 --> 3174.74] And over 50% off some SSDs. +[3174.80 --> 3176.28] Including the 240 gig 730 series. +[3176.28 --> 3176.62] Look at this. [3176.64 --> 3177.30] I'm reading my notes. -[3177.74 --> 3178.94] I already knew -[3178.94 --> 3179.92] about that deal, dog. -[3180.06 --> 3181.42] So these deals are running -[3181.42 --> 3183.78] until December the 20th. -[3183.92 --> 3184.36] Also, -[3184.58 --> 3185.44] I have another link -[3185.44 --> 3185.94] for you guys. -[3186.02 --> 3186.74] You should check out -[3186.74 --> 3187.42] a giveaway -[3187.42 --> 3188.14] that we're running -[3188.14 --> 3189.58] from Intel right now. -[3190.52 --> 3191.66] Copy link URL. -[3192.32 --> 3193.32] I hate it when it's not -[3193.32 --> 3194.14] just the normal -[3194.14 --> 3195.20] contextual menu. -[3195.36 --> 3195.96] Thank you for that. -[3196.28 --> 3196.62] All right. -[3196.66 --> 3198.08] So we're also giving away -[3198.08 --> 3200.22] two core i7 5820K -[3200.22 --> 3201.44] six core processors. -[3201.60 --> 3202.02] So go ahead -[3202.02 --> 3203.08] and head over to that thread -[3203.08 --> 3204.42] for the full details -[3204.42 --> 3205.42] and to get signed up -[3205.42 --> 3207.70] for a chance to win. -[3208.02 --> 3209.10] So thank you again -[3209.10 --> 3210.00] to our sponsors, -[3210.20 --> 3211.26] Dollar Shave Club -[3211.26 --> 3212.94] and, you know, -[3213.52 --> 3214.06] and Intel. -[3214.46 --> 3215.86] So Dollar Shave Club, -[3216.38 --> 3217.12] what if they had -[3217.12 --> 3218.32] Dollar Shave Club -[3218.32 --> 3219.80] and they deliver you -[3219.80 --> 3221.46] a new slave -[3221.46 --> 3222.36] every month? -[3223.58 --> 3224.76] Like old school -[3224.76 --> 3225.54] slave hard drive? -[3226.50 --> 3226.80] Yeah. +[3177.72 --> 3179.92] I already knew about that deal, dog. +[3180.06 --> 3183.78] So these deals are running until December the 20th. +[3183.92 --> 3185.94] Also, I have another link for you guys. +[3186.02 --> 3189.22] You should check out a giveaway that we're running from Intel right now. +[3190.82 --> 3191.66] Copy link URL. +[3191.66 --> 3195.22] I hate it when it's not just the normal contextual menu. +[3195.22 --> 3195.98] Thank you for that. +[3195.98 --> 3196.60] All right. +[3196.66 --> 3201.44] So we're also giving away two core i7 5820K 6 core processors. +[3201.44 --> 3207.70] So go ahead and head over to that thread for the full details and to get signed up for a chance to win. +[3207.70 --> 3214.08] So thank you again to our sponsors, Dollar Shave Club and, you know, and Intel. +[3214.46 --> 3215.88] So Dollar Shave Club. +[3216.34 --> 3222.36] What if they had Dollar Slave Club and they deliver you a new slave every month? +[3222.36 --> 3225.56] Like old school slave hard drive? +[3226.52 --> 3226.80] Yeah. [3227.22 --> 3227.86] No, no. -[3228.10 --> 3229.02] Or what if they had, -[3229.38 --> 3230.46] what if you had, -[3230.68 --> 3231.76] what if on the first month, -[3231.76 --> 3232.28] I don't know if I like -[3232.28 --> 3232.76] where this is going. -[3232.76 --> 3233.84] What if on the first month -[3233.84 --> 3235.16] they send you your slave -[3235.16 --> 3236.30] and then every month -[3236.30 --> 3237.58] they send you a new club -[3237.58 --> 3238.56] to hit them with -[3238.56 --> 3240.00] because you wear it out. -[3240.54 --> 3241.48] Dollar Shave Club. -[3241.86 --> 3243.52] I don't like this conversation. -[3244.24 --> 3245.44] I don't think you should be able -[3245.44 --> 3247.00] to weigh in on political topics anymore. -[3247.12 --> 3247.32] Therefore, -[3247.40 --> 3247.94] I think I win -[3247.94 --> 3248.78] the Sony conversation. -[3249.58 --> 3250.38] I am a nun. -[3250.60 --> 3251.98] Oh, backwrecked. -[3252.00 --> 3252.76] I can't be wrong. -[3253.98 --> 3254.38] Okay, -[3254.52 --> 3255.70] this is not going somewhere -[3255.70 --> 3256.86] where I want to continue talking. +[3228.08 --> 3229.40] Or what if they had... +[3229.40 --> 3230.70] What if you had... +[3230.70 --> 3231.76] What if on the first month... +[3231.76 --> 3232.76] I don't know if I like where this is going. +[3232.76 --> 3238.56] What if on the first month they send you your slave and then every month they send you a new club to hit him with? +[3239.06 --> 3239.98] Because you wear it out. +[3240.54 --> 3241.48] Dollar Slave Club. +[3241.88 --> 3243.50] I don't like this conversation. +[3244.26 --> 3247.02] I don't think you should be able to weigh in on political topics anymore. +[3247.12 --> 3248.78] Therefore, I think I win the Sony conversation. +[3249.60 --> 3250.38] I am a nun. +[3250.62 --> 3251.98] Oh, backwrecked. +[3252.02 --> 3252.76] I can't be wrong. +[3254.02 --> 3254.38] Okay. +[3254.54 --> 3256.86] This is not going somewhere where I want to continue talking. [3257.22 --> 3258.68] Elon Musk likes Hyperloops. -[3258.68 --> 3260.12] We're going to go there now. -[3262.12 --> 3263.48] Hyperloop train research -[3263.48 --> 3264.60] has been progressing. +[3258.88 --> 3260.08] We're going to go there now. +[3260.08 --> 3264.60] So, Hyperloop train research has been progressing. [3264.78 --> 3266.08] It hasn't just been sitting there. -[3266.46 --> 3267.42] A company named -[3267.42 --> 3269.20] Hyperloop Transport Technologies -[3269.20 --> 3270.30] or HTT -[3270.30 --> 3271.60] has gone together -[3271.60 --> 3273.42] with UCLA students -[3273.42 --> 3275.30] and some actually -[3275.30 --> 3276.58] pretty intense engineers -[3276.58 --> 3277.74] from places like Boeing, -[3278.12 --> 3278.58] Airbus, -[3278.92 --> 3279.48] and SpaceX -[3279.48 --> 3280.34] who are all willing -[3280.34 --> 3281.48] to work on Hyperloop -[3281.48 --> 3282.88] in their spare time -[3282.88 --> 3283.96] in exchange for -[3283.96 --> 3285.88] some pretty solid stock options. -[3286.40 --> 3286.74] So, -[3286.94 --> 3287.98] they've got a lot -[3287.98 --> 3289.18] of the proof of concepts down. -[3289.28 --> 3290.04] They've got the map -[3290.04 --> 3290.88] of where they would want it -[3290.88 --> 3291.54] to go down. -[3292.82 --> 3294.14] They're getting close -[3294.14 --> 3294.84] to the idea -[3294.84 --> 3295.74] of making a prototype. -[3296.02 --> 3296.52] They're not like, -[3296.62 --> 3297.44] we are making a prototype, -[3297.66 --> 3298.80] but they're getting close to that. -[3298.80 --> 3300.08] one of the things -[3300.08 --> 3300.60] that they're still -[3300.60 --> 3301.76] kind of fighting with -[3301.76 --> 3302.48] is how they're going to do -[3302.48 --> 3303.40] the actual train. -[3303.52 --> 3304.36] The tube itself -[3304.36 --> 3305.70] is not that much -[3305.70 --> 3306.58] of a question anymore. -[3307.10 --> 3308.40] And it's kind of -[3308.40 --> 3308.98] in between -[3308.98 --> 3310.92] like air compressors -[3310.92 --> 3312.32] and an air hockey style -[3312.32 --> 3313.74] pushing of the trains, -[3313.86 --> 3314.52] which is what -[3314.52 --> 3316.34] Musk has suggested, -[3316.76 --> 3319.18] or magnetic levitation, -[3319.36 --> 3319.90] which is what a lot -[3319.90 --> 3320.38] of the engineers -[3320.38 --> 3321.46] on the project right now -[3321.46 --> 3322.08] are suggesting. -[3322.32 --> 3322.50] So, -[3323.02 --> 3323.72] really cool. -[3323.90 --> 3324.18] Apparently, -[3324.48 --> 3324.66] sorry. -[3325.06 --> 3325.88] I was just going to say -[3325.88 --> 3326.72] the speed that they're -[3326.72 --> 3327.74] expected to travel at -[3327.74 --> 3328.80] is about Mach 1. -[3329.16 --> 3329.42] So, -[3329.52 --> 3330.32] that's about the speed -[3330.32 --> 3330.82] of sound, -[3331.08 --> 3332.82] which is pretty fantastic -[3332.82 --> 3334.02] if you want to get from, -[3334.10 --> 3334.28] you know, -[3334.32 --> 3334.74] I don't know, -[3334.96 --> 3336.52] Boston to somewhere -[3336.52 --> 3338.10] geographically relevant -[3338.10 --> 3338.80] to Boston -[3338.80 --> 3340.24] because I'm not that good -[3340.24 --> 3341.34] with my U.S. geography. -[3341.74 --> 3342.06] Yeah! -[3344.10 --> 3344.88] Investors will need -[3344.88 --> 3346.08] to find and raise -[3346.08 --> 3348.28] six to ten billion dollars -[3348.28 --> 3349.58] to build the first -[3349.58 --> 3350.76] 400 mile loop, -[3350.86 --> 3351.48] and they would obviously -[3351.48 --> 3352.10] have to prototype -[3352.10 --> 3352.82] before that. -[3353.56 --> 3354.44] Extremely expensive, -[3354.92 --> 3355.66] but this could be -[3355.66 --> 3356.58] what we're looking into -[3356.58 --> 3358.46] in terms of future -[3358.46 --> 3359.22] mass transportation. -[3359.68 --> 3359.86] Hey, -[3359.96 --> 3361.10] Robbie G's with me. -[3361.20 --> 3362.22] A slave is for life, -[3362.30 --> 3363.22] not just for Christmas. -[3363.66 --> 3365.76] Can we not do this -[3365.76 --> 3366.36] at all, -[3366.58 --> 3366.90] please? -[3367.20 --> 3368.62] Let's just move on. -[3369.66 --> 3370.14] Oh, -[3370.22 --> 3370.88] our next topic -[3370.88 --> 3372.06] was going to be Ubisoft -[3372.06 --> 3373.00] and then the Mars Rover. -[3373.14 --> 3373.90] Now it's Eric Schmidt -[3373.90 --> 3374.62] being weird. -[3374.74 --> 3375.02] Oh, -[3375.16 --> 3376.02] what is he thinking? -[3376.16 --> 3376.28] So, -[3376.36 --> 3376.82] this was posted -[3376.82 --> 3377.66] by Spider Loser -[3377.66 --> 3378.12] on the forum. -[3378.22 --> 3378.74] This is actually -[3378.74 --> 3380.30] a topic from last week. -[3380.72 --> 3381.44] Let's go ahead -[3381.44 --> 3382.34] and fire this up. -[3382.66 --> 3384.06] But Eric Schmidt, -[3384.06 --> 3386.48] so one of the founders -[3386.48 --> 3387.60] of Google, -[3388.84 --> 3390.14] so chairman -[3390.14 --> 3391.08] and former CEO -[3391.08 --> 3391.64] of Google, -[3391.96 --> 3392.88] basically came out -[3392.88 --> 3393.70] and said he believes -[3393.70 --> 3394.46] that concerns -[3394.46 --> 3396.80] of machines stealing jobs -[3396.80 --> 3398.28] and taking over the world -[3398.28 --> 3399.32] is unwarranted. -[3399.32 --> 3399.80] Now, -[3399.86 --> 3401.20] I think taking over the world -[3401.20 --> 3402.50] is a bit of a stretch, -[3402.96 --> 3403.84] but to imagine -[3403.84 --> 3404.56] that machines -[3404.56 --> 3406.10] aren't going to steal jobs -[3406.10 --> 3407.20] is asinine. -[3407.40 --> 3407.48] Like, -[3407.54 --> 3408.92] he's a super smart guy, -[3409.06 --> 3410.18] so he must know -[3410.18 --> 3410.94] something that he's -[3410.94 --> 3411.80] not telling us -[3411.80 --> 3412.34] because, -[3412.96 --> 3413.44] um, -[3413.90 --> 3414.22] okay, -[3414.32 --> 3414.90] so there were -[3414.90 --> 3415.62] a couple other things -[3415.62 --> 3415.94] he said. -[3416.02 --> 3416.70] So number one -[3416.70 --> 3417.78] is that -[3417.78 --> 3418.30] they, -[3418.58 --> 3419.02] the scientists, -[3419.14 --> 3420.08] so scientists developed, -[3420.22 --> 3420.94] this was an experiment -[3420.94 --> 3421.76] from a few years ago -[3421.76 --> 3422.62] where scientists developed -[3422.62 --> 3423.52] a neural network -[3423.52 --> 3425.18] and fed it 11,000 hours -[3425.18 --> 3425.98] of YouTube videos -[3425.98 --> 3427.06] to see what it could learn. -[3427.42 --> 3428.44] It discovered -[3428.44 --> 3429.82] the concept of cat, -[3430.00 --> 3430.40] apparently, -[3430.86 --> 3431.46] and he goes, -[3431.62 --> 3432.42] I'm not quite sure -[3432.42 --> 3433.44] what to say about that -[3433.44 --> 3434.92] except that's where we are. -[3435.28 --> 3436.26] Except that's -[3436.26 --> 3437.26] not where we are. -[3437.38 --> 3438.44] That was a few years ago -[3438.44 --> 3439.56] and it was a random experiment -[3439.56 --> 3440.60] and the fact that -[3440.60 --> 3441.32] it just figured out -[3441.32 --> 3442.34] the concept of cat. +[3266.46 --> 3273.42] A company named Hyperloop Transport Technologies, or HTT, has gone together with UCLA students +[3273.42 --> 3279.48] and some actually pretty intense engineers from places like Boeing, Airbus, and SpaceX +[3279.48 --> 3285.88] who are all willing to work on Hyperloop in their spare time in exchange for some pretty solid stock options. +[3286.40 --> 3289.18] So, they've got a lot of the proof of concepts down. +[3289.18 --> 3291.54] They've got the map of where they would want it to go down. +[3292.84 --> 3295.76] They're getting close to the idea of making a prototype. +[3296.02 --> 3298.80] They're not like, we are making a prototype, but they're getting close to that. +[3299.26 --> 3303.40] One of the things that they're still kind of fighting with is how they're going to do the actual train. +[3303.52 --> 3306.58] The tube itself is not that much of a question anymore. +[3306.58 --> 3316.34] It's kind of in between air compressors and an air hockey style pushing of the trains, which is what Musk has suggested, +[3316.86 --> 3322.08] or magnetic levitation, which is what a lot of the engineers on the project right now are suggesting. +[3322.36 --> 3323.72] So, really cool. +[3323.72 --> 3328.80] I was just going to say, the speed that they're expected to travel at is about Mach 1, +[3329.18 --> 3334.74] so that's about the speed of sound, which is pretty fantastic if you want to get from, I don't know, +[3334.96 --> 3341.36] Boston to somewhere geographically relevant to Boston, because I'm not that good with my U.S. geography. +[3341.36 --> 3341.92] Yeah! +[3344.00 --> 3350.76] Investors will need to find and raise $6 to $10 billion to build the first 400-mile loop, +[3350.86 --> 3352.82] and they would obviously have to prototype before that. +[3353.44 --> 3359.22] Extremely expensive, but this could be what we're looking into in terms of future mass transportation. +[3359.62 --> 3361.10] Hey, Robbie G's with me. +[3361.20 --> 3363.22] A slave is for life, not just for Christmas. +[3363.68 --> 3366.90] Can we not do this at all, please? +[3367.28 --> 3368.60] Let's just move on. +[3368.60 --> 3373.00] Oh, our next topic was going to be Ubisoft and then the Mars Rover. +[3373.14 --> 3374.62] Now it's Eric Schmidt being weird. +[3374.74 --> 3376.04] Oh, what is he thinking? +[3376.16 --> 3378.12] So, this was posted by Spider Loser on the forum. +[3378.22 --> 3380.30] This is actually a topic from last week. +[3380.74 --> 3382.34] Let's go ahead and fire this up. +[3382.72 --> 3391.62] But Eric Schmidt, one of the founders of Google, chairman and former CEO of Google, +[3391.96 --> 3396.80] basically came out and said he believes that concerns of machines stealing jobs +[3396.80 --> 3399.32] and taking over the world is unwarranted. +[3399.32 --> 3402.50] Now, I think taking over the world is a bit of a stretch, +[3402.94 --> 3407.20] but to imagine that machines aren't going to steal jobs is asinine. +[3407.38 --> 3412.20] Like, he's a super smart guy, so he must know something that he's not telling us because... +[3413.04 --> 3415.94] Okay, so there were a couple other things he said. +[3415.94 --> 3418.58] So, number one is that they... +[3418.58 --> 3419.16] The scientists... +[3419.16 --> 3420.28] So, scientists developed... +[3420.28 --> 3423.52] This was an experiment from a few years ago where scientists developed a neural network +[3423.52 --> 3427.06] and fed it 11,000 hours of YouTube videos to see what it could learn. +[3427.42 --> 3430.38] It discovered the concept of cat, apparently. +[3430.86 --> 3431.46] And he goes, +[3431.64 --> 3434.92] I'm not quite sure what to say about that except that's where we are. +[3435.34 --> 3437.26] Except that's not where we are. +[3437.36 --> 3439.56] That was a few years ago and it was a random experiment. +[3439.56 --> 3442.42] And the fact that it just figured out the concept of cat... [3442.42 --> 3443.80] It's freaking amazing. [3444.04 --> 3445.48] Do you not get that? -[3445.60 --> 3446.70] That's crazy. -[3447.74 --> 3448.72] And 11,000 hours -[3448.72 --> 3449.20] of YouTube videos, -[3449.38 --> 3450.20] the computer didn't have to, -[3450.20 --> 3450.34] like, -[3450.42 --> 3451.36] sit in front of a screen -[3451.36 --> 3451.82] and go like, -[3451.88 --> 3452.24] oh, -[3452.52 --> 3453.30] these are interesting -[3453.30 --> 3453.98] YouTube videos. +[3445.60 --> 3446.68] That's crazy. +[3447.70 --> 3449.20] And 11,000 hours of YouTube videos. +[3449.38 --> 3451.82] The computer didn't have to, like, sit in front of a screen and go like, +[3451.88 --> 3453.98] Oh, these are interesting YouTube videos. [3454.06 --> 3454.72] It's a computer. -[3455.08 --> 3455.68] It probably did it, -[3455.78 --> 3455.84] like, -[3456.02 --> 3457.18] crazy fast. -[3457.40 --> 3457.74] And it learned -[3457.74 --> 3458.74] what a cat is. -[3459.02 --> 3459.88] That's nuts. +[3455.08 --> 3457.18] It probably did it, like, crazy fast. +[3457.34 --> 3458.74] And it learned what a cat is. +[3459.00 --> 3459.88] That's nuts. [3460.94 --> 3462.02] This is super cool. -[3462.28 --> 3462.78] He tries to, -[3462.86 --> 3463.06] sorry, -[3463.22 --> 3464.54] I'm very heated -[3464.54 --> 3465.30] about this topic. -[3465.30 --> 3466.18] And there's another -[3466.18 --> 3467.54] complete BS thing. -[3467.54 --> 3467.76] People have been concerned -[3467.76 --> 3468.40] about machines -[3468.40 --> 3469.30] taking over the world -[3469.30 --> 3469.98] for centuries. -[3470.42 --> 3470.90] Go back -[3470.90 --> 3472.76] to the history -[3472.76 --> 3473.92] of the loom. -[3474.42 --> 3475.20] There was absolute -[3475.20 --> 3476.30] dislocation, -[3476.46 --> 3477.26] but I think all of us -[3477.26 --> 3477.98] are better off -[3477.98 --> 3479.40] with more mechanized ways -[3479.40 --> 3480.66] of getting clothes made. +[3462.28 --> 3462.86] He tries to... +[3462.86 --> 3463.58] Sorry, I'm very heated about this topic. +[3463.58 --> 3465.54] And there's another complete BS thing. +[3465.88 --> 3466.66] According to Schmidt, +[3466.66 --> 3469.98] People have been concerned about machines taking over the world for centuries. +[3470.44 --> 3473.92] Go back to the history of the loom. +[3474.42 --> 3475.66] There was absolute dislocation. +[3476.46 --> 3480.66] But I think all of us are better off with more mechanized ways of getting clothes made. [3480.80 --> 3480.90] Yes. -[3480.90 --> 3482.50] Not even remotely comparable. +[3480.90 --> 3482.56] Not even remotely comparable. [3483.52 --> 3483.96] God. [3484.82 --> 3485.26] Sorry. -[3485.46 --> 3486.08] You can keep going -[3486.08 --> 3486.54] if you want. -[3486.90 --> 3487.06] No, -[3487.12 --> 3488.28] that was pretty much it. -[3488.28 --> 3489.06] Very not stoked. +[3485.48 --> 3486.56] You can keep going if you want. +[3486.90 --> 3488.28] No, that was pretty much it. +[3488.28 --> 3489.10] Very not stoked. [3489.22 --> 3490.28] I think it's ridiculous. -[3490.56 --> 3490.80] I mean, -[3491.00 --> 3491.20] to, -[3491.32 --> 3491.72] to, -[3491.86 --> 3493.80] to imagine -[3493.80 --> 3494.60] for a second. -[3494.60 --> 3494.84] Okay. +[3490.56 --> 3494.66] I mean, to imagine for a second... +[3494.66 --> 3494.86] Okay. [3495.10 --> 3495.36] Okay. -[3495.46 --> 3495.66] Okay. -[3495.66 --> 3495.92] Okay. -[3495.98 --> 3496.92] So you could make -[3496.92 --> 3497.60] the argument -[3497.60 --> 3499.74] that more people, -[3499.92 --> 3499.96] like, -[3500.04 --> 3500.28] okay, -[3500.36 --> 3500.76] more, -[3500.92 --> 3501.82] just more wealth -[3501.82 --> 3502.78] in general -[3502.78 --> 3503.10] and, -[3503.16 --> 3503.84] and less, -[3504.28 --> 3505.32] less need -[3505.32 --> 3506.56] to pursue -[3506.56 --> 3507.76] the essentials, -[3507.76 --> 3508.14] you know, -[3508.14 --> 3508.76] your food -[3508.76 --> 3509.98] and your shelter -[3509.98 --> 3511.16] and your clean water -[3511.16 --> 3512.14] and all that kind of stuff. -[3512.14 --> 3512.42] So, -[3512.72 --> 3513.92] so making that stuff -[3513.92 --> 3515.48] much easier to access -[3515.48 --> 3516.90] opens up the doors -[3516.90 --> 3517.56] for, -[3517.98 --> 3518.50] let's say, -[3518.66 --> 3519.58] careers like -[3519.58 --> 3521.44] making YouTube videos -[3521.44 --> 3521.86] about, -[3522.06 --> 3522.56] you know, -[3522.84 --> 3523.40] tech crap -[3523.40 --> 3524.46] that quite frankly, -[3524.74 --> 3526.04] a lot of what we talk about -[3526.04 --> 3528.26] nobody really needs. -[3528.30 --> 3528.92] It's just stuff -[3528.92 --> 3529.58] that we want -[3529.58 --> 3530.24] and enjoy -[3530.24 --> 3530.74] and, -[3530.86 --> 3532.14] right. -[3532.30 --> 3532.66] Okay. -[3533.30 --> 3533.74] You're talking about -[3533.74 --> 3534.50] things people don't need -[3534.50 --> 3535.30] where dressed up as girls -[3535.30 --> 3536.38] is not exactly required -[3536.38 --> 3537.28] to advance the. -[3537.28 --> 3537.70] Yeah. -[3537.86 --> 3538.10] Like, -[3538.24 --> 3538.44] okay, -[3538.54 --> 3539.14] so the loom -[3539.14 --> 3540.68] enabled things like clothes -[3540.68 --> 3541.28] to be, -[3541.28 --> 3541.96] or not, -[3542.00 --> 3543.00] not necessarily the loom -[3543.00 --> 3543.48] but more, -[3543.60 --> 3544.68] even more mechanized -[3544.68 --> 3546.28] clothing manufacturing -[3546.28 --> 3546.90] and, -[3546.94 --> 3548.06] and fabric manufacturing -[3548.06 --> 3548.90] enabled us to -[3548.90 --> 3550.76] cheaply buy -[3550.76 --> 3551.38] costumes -[3551.38 --> 3552.12] that are -[3552.12 --> 3553.38] just literally -[3553.38 --> 3554.78] for one time use. -[3554.86 --> 3555.00] Yeah. -[3555.20 --> 3555.58] And, -[3555.64 --> 3556.28] and have it be -[3556.28 --> 3557.10] inexpensive enough -[3557.10 --> 3557.76] that we can afford -[3557.76 --> 3558.42] to do that. -[3558.50 --> 3559.82] But the problem -[3559.82 --> 3562.28] is not a technology problem. -[3562.28 --> 3563.28] It is a societal -[3563.28 --> 3564.82] and a political problem. -[3564.84 --> 3565.12] Yes. -[3565.12 --> 3566.24] That is going to -[3566.24 --> 3567.50] take these people -[3567.50 --> 3568.70] and put them out of jobs. -[3568.96 --> 3569.08] Yep. -[3569.08 --> 3570.18] Because if we just -[3570.18 --> 3570.60] kind of went, -[3570.78 --> 3570.98] yes, -[3570.98 --> 3572.70] we have ample resources -[3572.70 --> 3574.46] and everything is fine. -[3574.86 --> 3575.80] Everyone should just -[3575.80 --> 3576.64] have food -[3576.64 --> 3577.90] and whether it's a stamp -[3577.90 --> 3578.42] program -[3578.42 --> 3579.62] or whether it's -[3579.62 --> 3580.84] cash money program -[3580.84 --> 3581.96] or however it works, -[3582.26 --> 3583.26] if there was a system -[3583.26 --> 3583.86] in place, -[3583.98 --> 3585.20] this wouldn't be a problem. -[3585.30 --> 3585.98] The problem is that -[3585.98 --> 3586.90] there is no system -[3586.90 --> 3587.40] in place -[3587.40 --> 3588.82] and people will -[3588.82 --> 3590.82] lose their jobs. -[3590.98 --> 3591.54] And all we've seen -[3591.54 --> 3592.24] is the, -[3592.24 --> 3592.62] the, -[3592.62 --> 3593.34] the wealth gap -[3593.34 --> 3594.58] increasing over the past -[3594.58 --> 3595.60] years to degrees -[3595.60 --> 3596.86] which are absolutely ridiculous. -[3596.86 --> 3598.74] stuff like the loom -[3598.74 --> 3599.86] was able to augment -[3599.86 --> 3600.52] workers -[3600.52 --> 3601.32] and help them -[3601.32 --> 3602.68] be much more efficient -[3602.68 --> 3604.16] which did reduce jobs -[3604.16 --> 3605.60] necessarily in that field -[3605.60 --> 3607.40] but also at a time -[3607.40 --> 3608.20] when we needed -[3608.20 --> 3608.88] labor workers -[3608.88 --> 3609.96] in other areas. -[3610.38 --> 3611.68] What AI is going to do -[3611.68 --> 3612.58] is completely remove -[3612.58 --> 3613.82] the need -[3613.82 --> 3615.90] in a vast amount -[3615.90 --> 3616.40] of industries -[3616.40 --> 3617.48] to the point of -[3617.48 --> 3618.78] basically everything +[3495.46 --> 3495.64] Okay. +[3495.64 --> 3495.90] Okay. +[3495.90 --> 3499.96] So you could make the argument that more people... +[3499.96 --> 3500.24] Okay. +[3500.40 --> 3500.92] More... +[3500.92 --> 3502.78] Just more wealth in general. +[3503.10 --> 3504.28] And less... +[3504.28 --> 3507.76] Less need to pursue the essentials. +[3508.00 --> 3508.74] You know, your food. +[3509.08 --> 3509.98] And your shelter. +[3510.20 --> 3511.14] And your clean water. +[3511.26 --> 3512.12] And all that kind of stuff. +[3512.24 --> 3512.60] So... +[3512.60 --> 3519.58] So making that stuff much easier to access opens up the doors for, let's say, careers like +[3519.58 --> 3524.88] making YouTube videos about, you know, tech crap that quite frankly... +[3524.88 --> 3528.02] A lot of what we talk about, nobody really needs. +[3528.32 --> 3530.88] It's just stuff that we want and enjoy and... +[3531.76 --> 3532.14] Right. +[3532.30 --> 3532.64] Okay. +[3533.26 --> 3533.34] Um... +[3533.34 --> 3534.50] You're talking about things people don't need. +[3534.58 --> 3535.30] We're dressed up as girls. +[3535.40 --> 3537.32] It's not exactly required to advance the... +[3537.32 --> 3537.72] Yeah. +[3537.84 --> 3538.22] Like... +[3538.22 --> 3538.46] Okay. +[3538.46 --> 3541.62] So the loom enabled things like clothes to be... +[3541.62 --> 3548.06] Or not necessarily the loom, but even more mechanized clothing manufacturing and fabric manufacturing +[3548.06 --> 3554.78] enabled us to cheaply buy costumes that are just literally for one time use. +[3554.78 --> 3555.00] Yeah. +[3555.00 --> 3558.42] And have it be inexpensive enough that we can afford to do that. +[3558.50 --> 3562.28] But the problem is not a technology problem. +[3562.42 --> 3564.80] It is a societal and a political problem. +[3564.84 --> 3565.10] Yes. +[3565.22 --> 3568.68] That is going to take these people and put them out of jobs. +[3568.94 --> 3569.08] Yep. +[3569.08 --> 3574.46] Because if we just kind of went, yes, we have ample resources and everything is fine. +[3574.78 --> 3576.64] Everyone should just have food. +[3576.72 --> 3581.96] And whether it's a stamp program or whether it's cash money program or however it works, +[3582.28 --> 3585.20] if there was a system in place, this wouldn't be a problem. +[3585.20 --> 3590.82] The problem is that there is no system in place and people will lose their jobs. +[3590.82 --> 3596.86] And all we've seen is the wealth gap increasing over the past years to degrees, which are absolutely ridiculous. +[3597.50 --> 3602.66] Stuff like the loom was able to augment workers and help them be much more efficient, +[3602.66 --> 3609.94] which did reduce jobs necessarily in that field, but also at a time when we needed labor workers in other areas. +[3610.18 --> 3618.78] What AI is going to do is completely remove the need in a vast amount of industries to the point of basically everything, [3618.78 --> 3620.36] at a certain degree. -[3620.72 --> 3621.00] They've, -[3621.00 --> 3621.70] they've already proved -[3621.70 --> 3622.34] that they can replace -[3622.34 --> 3623.48] some pretty crazy stuff -[3623.48 --> 3624.52] which you wouldn't expect. -[3624.52 --> 3626.34] even just the transportation -[3626.34 --> 3627.98] industry as a whole. -[3628.36 --> 3629.58] The entire thing -[3629.58 --> 3631.38] is extremely close -[3631.38 --> 3631.80] to being able -[3631.80 --> 3633.02] to be replaced already -[3633.02 --> 3635.34] and that's a huge proportion -[3635.34 --> 3636.64] of even just US jobs. -[3636.66 --> 3636.68] I mean, -[3636.68 --> 3637.74] imagine if next -[3637.74 --> 3638.48] they went after -[3638.48 --> 3639.34] the people who look -[3639.34 --> 3639.84] at animals -[3639.84 --> 3640.50] and sort them -[3640.50 --> 3641.06] into which ones -[3641.06 --> 3641.52] are cats. -[3646.72 --> 3647.50] They taught it -[3647.50 --> 3648.40] what a cat was. -[3648.54 --> 3649.98] That's actually awesome. -[3650.88 --> 3651.32] So, -[3651.48 --> 3651.80] um, -[3651.90 --> 3652.76] I wasn't being serious -[3652.76 --> 3653.16] about that. -[3653.16 --> 3654.58] I'm not personally -[3654.58 --> 3655.50] like against -[3655.50 --> 3656.78] the idea of AI. -[3657.04 --> 3657.44] I just think -[3657.44 --> 3658.56] we really need -[3658.56 --> 3659.40] to be ready -[3659.40 --> 3660.32] for what it could -[3660.32 --> 3661.40] potentially do -[3661.40 --> 3663.18] to humanity -[3663.18 --> 3664.04] as a whole -[3664.04 --> 3665.24] and I do not -[3665.24 --> 3665.70] think we are. -[3665.82 --> 3666.44] There's countries -[3666.44 --> 3667.36] that are working on it. -[3667.74 --> 3668.60] Last that I've heard, -[3668.76 --> 3669.56] Sweden has started -[3669.56 --> 3670.20] working on -[3670.20 --> 3671.14] different ways -[3671.14 --> 3672.02] that they can augment -[3672.02 --> 3673.56] lower work hours -[3673.56 --> 3674.66] but similar quality -[3674.66 --> 3675.02] of life -[3675.02 --> 3675.74] or the same quality -[3675.74 --> 3676.44] of life for people. -[3676.64 --> 3677.60] Yeah, what was it? -[3677.60 --> 3678.34] Places are working on this. -[3678.40 --> 3681.16] I think it was -[3681.16 --> 3682.10] car manufacturing -[3682.10 --> 3683.20] and I think what happened -[3683.20 --> 3684.02] is they knocked off -[3684.02 --> 3685.10] one whole day a week -[3685.10 --> 3686.08] and then they made it -[3686.08 --> 3686.98] so that it was a less, -[3687.06 --> 3687.82] I think it was six hours -[3687.82 --> 3688.42] instead of eight hour -[3688.42 --> 3688.94] work days -[3688.94 --> 3690.58] but then kept their wages -[3690.58 --> 3691.00] the same -[3691.00 --> 3691.84] and they've actually found -[3691.84 --> 3692.82] that they worked a lot harder -[3692.82 --> 3693.98] when they were at work. -[3694.56 --> 3694.68] Yeah. -[3694.78 --> 3694.92] So, -[3695.08 --> 3696.00] it didn't even change -[3696.00 --> 3697.56] how necessarily productive -[3697.56 --> 3698.00] they were -[3698.00 --> 3699.24] and a lot of car manufacturing -[3699.24 --> 3699.98] is very automated -[3699.98 --> 3700.50] these days. +[3620.80 --> 3624.52] They've already proved that they can replace some pretty crazy stuff, which you wouldn't expect. +[3625.02 --> 3633.04] Even just the transportation industry as a whole, the entire thing is extremely close to being able to be replaced already. +[3633.68 --> 3636.64] And that's a huge proportion of even just U.S. jobs. +[3636.66 --> 3641.54] Imagine if next they went after the people who look at animals and sort them into which ones are cats. +[3646.74 --> 3648.40] They taught it what a cat was. +[3648.40 --> 3650.00] That's actually awesome. +[3650.86 --> 3653.14] So, um, I wasn't being serious about that. +[3653.36 --> 3656.80] I'm not personally like against the idea of AI. +[3657.04 --> 3664.04] I just think we really need to be ready for what it could potentially do to humanity as a whole. +[3664.18 --> 3665.72] And I do not think we are. +[3665.82 --> 3667.40] There's countries that are working on it. +[3667.60 --> 3673.62] Last that I've heard, Sweden has started working on different ways that they can augment lower work hours, +[3673.62 --> 3676.46] but similar quality of life or the same quality of life for people. +[3676.46 --> 3677.30] Yeah, what was it? +[3677.30 --> 3678.34] Places are working on this. +[3678.40 --> 3682.14] I think it was car manufacturing. +[3682.32 --> 3685.10] And I think what happened is they knocked off one whole day a week. +[3685.26 --> 3685.38] Yeah. +[3685.42 --> 3688.94] And then they made it so that it was a less, I think it was six hours instead of eight hour work days, +[3689.10 --> 3691.00] but then kept their wages the same. +[3691.14 --> 3693.98] And they've actually found that they worked a lot harder when they were at work. +[3694.48 --> 3694.68] Yeah. +[3694.68 --> 3698.00] So they didn't even change how, uh, necessarily productive they were. +[3698.06 --> 3700.50] And a lot of car manufacturing is very automated these days. [3700.60 --> 3701.74] Look at the Tesla factory. -[3702.04 --> 3703.06] The only people working there -[3703.06 --> 3705.32] mainly are checking things, -[3705.40 --> 3706.04] making sure machines -[3706.04 --> 3706.72] are running fine, -[3706.82 --> 3707.56] making sure the process -[3707.56 --> 3708.26] was done okay. -[3708.72 --> 3709.84] It's basically all automated. -[3710.24 --> 3711.20] People need to wake up, -[3711.20 --> 3713.94] realize that a shoot ton of jobs -[3713.94 --> 3715.16] are going to be completely replaced -[3715.16 --> 3718.76] and not augmented and improved -[3718.76 --> 3719.86] and people can go work elsewhere. -[3720.22 --> 3722.24] Where those people would go work elsewhere -[3722.24 --> 3723.76] are also going to be replaced. -[3723.92 --> 3724.16] I mean, -[3724.26 --> 3725.88] imagine this for a second. -[3726.24 --> 3726.26] Like, -[3726.62 --> 3728.32] just for a lark, -[3728.84 --> 3730.08] would you go to -[3730.08 --> 3731.74] a fully automated restaurant -[3731.74 --> 3734.86] where you sit down at your table -[3734.86 --> 3736.74] and the table -[3736.74 --> 3738.92] is like a touchscreen tablet -[3738.92 --> 3740.38] where you use, -[3740.48 --> 3741.50] basically you go like, -[3741.78 --> 3742.04] menu. -[3742.18 --> 3742.98] You drag your menus -[3742.98 --> 3743.86] over to where you are -[3743.86 --> 3744.80] and you kind of go like, -[3744.88 --> 3745.32] blippity bloop, -[3745.36 --> 3746.12] I want this one. -[3746.36 --> 3747.52] Here's some special instructions -[3747.52 --> 3748.22] for the kitchen -[3748.22 --> 3751.22] and you never actually see, -[3751.32 --> 3752.44] you never see anyone -[3752.44 --> 3753.36] come to your table -[3753.36 --> 3754.72] and then the layout -[3754.72 --> 3755.36] of the restaurant, -[3755.52 --> 3755.62] like, -[3755.66 --> 3756.40] they have, -[3756.40 --> 3758.74] like a very rudimentary version of this -[3758.74 --> 3760.48] that I've seen at some sushi places -[3760.48 --> 3761.94] where everything will just be -[3761.94 --> 3762.70] on a little track. -[3762.72 --> 3762.74] Yeah, -[3762.74 --> 3763.76] it like floats by you. -[3763.78 --> 3764.60] And it floats by you -[3764.60 --> 3765.06] and you take it -[3765.06 --> 3767.36] except instead of it being like that -[3767.36 --> 3768.14] where it's just, -[3768.24 --> 3769.08] it's not smart, -[3769.32 --> 3770.90] you have a smart system for that. -[3770.98 --> 3771.90] So the kitchen basically -[3771.90 --> 3772.84] puts it on the thing -[3772.84 --> 3774.12] and then it comes -[3774.12 --> 3775.14] and gets off -[3775.14 --> 3776.14] right next to your table. -[3776.30 --> 3776.88] You bring it, -[3777.08 --> 3777.90] you eat it. -[3778.06 --> 3779.54] Anytime you need an extra drink, -[3779.80 --> 3780.66] you just have like, -[3780.72 --> 3780.88] okay, -[3780.96 --> 3782.40] you have like a spot on the table -[3782.40 --> 3784.48] with a little optical sensor. -[3784.90 --> 3786.02] Anytime the drink is empty, -[3786.02 --> 3787.46] new drink shows up -[3787.46 --> 3788.66] and you put the old one -[3788.66 --> 3789.06] on the cart, -[3789.16 --> 3789.92] it goes back to the kitchen. -[3790.04 --> 3790.20] I mean, -[3790.30 --> 3791.36] I'd be completely okay with it. +[3701.74 --> 3706.72] The only people working there mainly are checking things, making sure machines are running fine, +[3706.82 --> 3708.26] making sure the process was done okay. +[3708.72 --> 3709.86] It's basically all automated. +[3710.24 --> 3715.16] People need to wake up, realize that a shoot ton of jobs are going to be completely replaced. +[3715.16 --> 3719.86] And, and like not, not augmented and improved and people can go work elsewhere. +[3720.12 --> 3723.76] Where those people would go work elsewhere are also going to be replaced. +[3723.92 --> 3725.90] I mean, imagine, imagine this for a second. +[3726.04 --> 3731.76] Like just for a Lark, would you go to a fully automated restaurant? +[3731.76 --> 3740.38] Where you sit down at your table and the, the, the table is like a touchscreen tablet where you use, +[3740.48 --> 3745.32] basically you go like menu, you drag your menus over to where you are and you kind of go like blippity bloop. +[3745.38 --> 3746.14] I want this one. +[3746.26 --> 3748.24] Here's some special instructions for the kitchen. +[3748.86 --> 3753.36] And you never actually see, you never see anyone come to your table. +[3753.36 --> 3760.48] And then the layout of the restaurant, like they have like a very rudimentary version of this that I've seen at some sushi places. +[3760.68 --> 3762.70] Where everything will just be on a little track. +[3762.72 --> 3763.76] Yeah, it like floats by you. +[3763.80 --> 3765.06] And it floats by you and you take it. +[3765.16 --> 3770.90] Except instead of it being like that, where it's just, it's not smart, you have a smart system for that. +[3770.98 --> 3776.12] So the kitchen basically puts it on the thing and then it comes and gets off right next to your table. +[3776.32 --> 3777.88] You bring it, you eat it. +[3778.06 --> 3782.42] Anytime you need an extra drink, you just have like, okay, you have like a spot on the table. +[3782.42 --> 3784.50] With a little optical sensor. +[3784.90 --> 3789.92] Anytime the drink is empty, new drink shows up and you put the old one on the cart, it goes back to the kitchen. +[3790.04 --> 3791.36] I mean, I'd be completely okay with it. [3791.70 --> 3792.82] What I'm going to want to focus on. [3792.82 --> 3793.78] We have the technology for that today. -[3793.82 --> 3793.98] Yeah, -[3794.04 --> 3794.50] exactly. -[3794.62 --> 3795.46] And people have, -[3795.46 --> 3796.62] that would be the huge industry. -[3796.74 --> 3798.34] People have demonstrated -[3798.34 --> 3800.64] that they hate tipping. +[3793.82 --> 3794.50] Yeah, exactly. +[3794.62 --> 3795.44] And people have. +[3795.44 --> 3796.62] That was the huge industry. +[3796.74 --> 3800.62] People have demonstrated that they hate tipping. [3801.18 --> 3801.48] Yep. -[3801.74 --> 3804.80] So taking away those jobs, -[3804.92 --> 3806.34] the ones that rely on tips, -[3806.50 --> 3808.86] people are going to embrace that stuff -[3808.86 --> 3810.18] and that is a lot of jobs. -[3810.28 --> 3810.40] I mean, -[3810.48 --> 3812.46] food services here in Vancouver anyway -[3812.46 --> 3813.44] is enormous. +[3801.74 --> 3808.86] So taking away those jobs, the ones that rely on tips, people are going to embrace that stuff. +[3808.96 --> 3810.18] And that is a lot of jobs. +[3810.18 --> 3813.44] I mean, food services here in Vancouver anyway is enormous. [3814.10 --> 3814.36] Massive. -[3814.90 --> 3815.64] And that's a huge, -[3815.64 --> 3816.92] take out transportation -[3816.92 --> 3817.88] and food services -[3817.88 --> 3819.66] that's potential to be done -[3819.66 --> 3820.72] in the next year or two. +[3814.90 --> 3817.88] And that's a huge, take out transportation and food services. +[3818.48 --> 3820.72] That's potential to be done in the next year or two. [3820.92 --> 3823.98] That's two massive industries. -[3824.88 --> 3825.96] Like huge. +[3824.90 --> 3825.96] Like huge. [3826.22 --> 3826.82] And that's totally true. -[3826.88 --> 3827.78] And people have brought up like, -[3827.78 --> 3829.40] a year or two to have the technology, -[3829.54 --> 3830.58] not a year or two before -[3830.58 --> 3832.40] businesses have invested enough -[3832.40 --> 3832.68] to replace their staff. -[3832.68 --> 3833.48] It'll take quite a while -[3833.48 --> 3834.92] for people to actually invest -[3834.92 --> 3835.34] in everything. -[3835.34 --> 3837.08] But like, -[3837.28 --> 3838.60] what was I trying to say? -[3839.98 --> 3840.34] Crap, -[3840.40 --> 3841.14] I don't remember where I was going. +[3826.88 --> 3827.78] And people have brought up like. +[3827.78 --> 3829.38] A year or two to have the technology. +[3829.56 --> 3832.68] Not a year or two before businesses have invested enough to replace their staff. +[3832.68 --> 3835.32] It'll take quite a while for people to actually invest in everything. +[3835.32 --> 3838.62] But like, what was I trying to say? +[3839.94 --> 3840.34] Crap. +[3840.44 --> 3841.14] I don't remember where I was going. [3841.16 --> 3842.90] I would call my chain Robo's Diner. -[3843.30 --> 3843.78] Robo's Diner. -[3843.84 --> 3844.06] Right, -[3844.16 --> 3844.40] okay. -[3844.68 --> 3845.68] Talking about Robo's. -[3846.92 --> 3848.06] People talked about -[3848.06 --> 3848.96] when it was starting to happen -[3848.96 --> 3850.02] where they were bringing -[3850.02 --> 3851.34] automated telling machines -[3851.34 --> 3852.62] into grocery stores, -[3852.62 --> 3854.84] which are super not advanced. -[3854.96 --> 3855.84] Apparently there's a restaurant -[3855.84 --> 3856.48] in the Netherlands -[3856.48 --> 3857.58] that uses holograms -[3857.58 --> 3858.08] and touchscreens -[3858.08 --> 3859.66] for ordering food from your table. -[3859.80 --> 3860.24] There you go. -[3860.40 --> 3860.78] So there you go. -[3861.04 --> 3862.06] It's already happening. -[3862.30 --> 3864.14] So automated tellers -[3864.14 --> 3865.76] in places like fast food restaurants -[3865.76 --> 3866.48] and grocery stores, -[3866.56 --> 3868.18] a lot of people were super against. -[3868.48 --> 3870.04] There was a very large uproar. -[3870.18 --> 3870.36] And then, -[3870.42 --> 3871.30] do you even hear that anymore? -[3871.86 --> 3873.10] When I go to the grocery store, -[3873.50 --> 3874.76] I usually actually prefer -[3874.76 --> 3876.16] to go through the automated teller -[3876.16 --> 3876.96] because I'm like, -[3877.04 --> 3878.36] I will go much faster. -[3878.80 --> 3878.94] Yeah. -[3878.98 --> 3879.94] Like if I go to Home Depot, -[3880.08 --> 3880.46] for example, -[3880.46 --> 3881.30] and I have to buy something, -[3881.36 --> 3882.28] I had to go buy screws +[3843.28 --> 3843.78] Robo's Diner. +[3843.86 --> 3844.06] Right. +[3844.18 --> 3844.40] Okay. +[3844.64 --> 3845.68] Talking about Robo's. +[3846.84 --> 3850.58] People talked about when it was starting to happen where they were bringing automated +[3850.58 --> 3854.82] telling machines into grocery stores, which are super not advanced. +[3855.00 --> 3858.60] Apparently there's a restaurant in the Netherlands that uses holograms and touchscreens for ordering +[3858.60 --> 3859.66] food from your table. +[3859.78 --> 3860.22] There you go. +[3860.40 --> 3860.80] So there you go. +[3861.06 --> 3862.06] It's already happening. +[3862.32 --> 3866.84] So automated tellers in places like fast food restaurants and grocery stores, a lot of +[3866.84 --> 3868.18] people were super against. +[3868.50 --> 3870.04] There was a very large uproar. +[3870.18 --> 3871.30] And then do you even hear that anymore? +[3871.86 --> 3875.78] When I go to the grocery store, I usually actually prefer to go through the automated +[3875.78 --> 3878.36] teller because I'm like, I will go much faster. +[3878.84 --> 3878.96] Yeah. +[3878.96 --> 3882.28] Like if I go to Home Depot, for example, and I have to buy something, I had to go buy screws [3882.28 --> 3882.84] the other day. -[3882.96 --> 3883.62] And I'm like, -[3883.70 --> 3884.68] I walk up to the thing, -[3884.74 --> 3885.76] there's a line of tellers -[3885.76 --> 3886.88] and there's the automated machine. -[3886.98 --> 3887.30] So I'm like, -[3887.38 --> 3887.62] hmm, -[3887.96 --> 3888.20] well, -[3888.58 --> 3889.36] walk up to the automated machine, -[3889.36 --> 3889.94] scan, -[3890.10 --> 3890.36] scan, -[3890.50 --> 3890.74] pay, -[3890.86 --> 3891.16] gone. -[3891.40 --> 3892.56] It was super fast. -[3892.64 --> 3893.72] I didn't have to deal with anyone -[3893.72 --> 3894.60] who I could tell hated -[3894.60 --> 3895.74] everything that they were doing. -[3895.88 --> 3897.32] Once Apple Pay comes to Canada, -[3897.42 --> 3898.56] it'll be even faster. -[3898.90 --> 3899.32] Scan, -[3899.48 --> 3899.84] scan, -[3900.56 --> 3901.74] touch the thing -[3901.74 --> 3902.58] and then leave. +[3882.96 --> 3886.88] And I'm like, I walk up to the thing, there's a line of tellers and there's the automated machine. +[3886.98 --> 3890.20] So I'm like, hmm, well, walk up to the automated machine, scan, scan, scan, +[3890.22 --> 3891.16] scan, pay, gone. +[3891.46 --> 3892.56] It was super fast. +[3892.62 --> 3895.74] I didn't have to deal with anyone who I could tell hated everything that they were doing. +[3896.06 --> 3898.56] Once Apple Pay comes to Canada, it'll be even faster. +[3898.98 --> 3902.56] Scan, scan, touch the thing and then leave. [3902.64 --> 3903.80] Like even faster. -[3905.68 --> 3906.12] Yeah. -[3906.66 --> 3908.04] A lot of jobs are going to go away. -[3908.04 --> 3910.24] It's not like one industry -[3910.24 --> 3912.00] and one part of one industry. -[3912.26 --> 3913.34] It's everything -[3913.34 --> 3915.32] that will be affected. -[3916.30 --> 3918.20] We should be okay for a while yet. -[3918.20 --> 3920.64] Japan's already working on -[3920.64 --> 3921.54] replacing newscasters. -[3921.54 --> 3921.74] Yeah, -[3921.78 --> 3922.20] I saw that. -[3922.20 --> 3923.42] It's really similar to our jobs. +[3905.64 --> 3906.12] Yeah. +[3906.64 --> 3908.06] A lot of jobs are going to go away. +[3908.26 --> 3911.98] It's not like one industry and one part of one industry. +[3911.98 --> 3915.32] It's everything that will be affected. +[3916.36 --> 3918.22] We should be okay for a while yet. +[3919.62 --> 3921.54] Japan's already working on replacing newscasters. +[3921.54 --> 3922.20] Yeah, I saw that. +[3922.26 --> 3923.40] Which is really similar to our jobs. [3924.08 --> 3924.68] Sort of. [3924.82 --> 3925.88] We do other things too. -[3926.14 --> 3926.44] I know. -[3927.12 --> 3927.30] Like, -[3927.54 --> 3927.96] okay, -[3928.22 --> 3929.98] newscasters will be a lot easier -[3929.98 --> 3931.32] to replace than entertainers. -[3931.32 --> 3932.06] I'm just saying, -[3932.18 --> 3933.36] it's in the same field. +[3926.12 --> 3926.44] I know. +[3927.12 --> 3927.96] Like, okay. +[3928.54 --> 3931.44] Newscasters will be a lot easier to replace than entertainers. +[3931.50 --> 3933.36] I'm just saying it's in the same field. [3933.44 --> 3934.50] Somewhere in between. [3934.62 --> 3935.58] It's in the same field. -[3935.70 --> 3936.58] And like one thing that -[3936.58 --> 3937.84] Hollywood's already started working on, -[3937.88 --> 3938.86] like if you remember Tron, -[3939.26 --> 3940.56] they like scanned the dude's face -[3940.56 --> 3941.58] and then barely used them. +[3935.70 --> 3937.84] And like one thing that Hollywood's already started working on. +[3937.88 --> 3941.58] Like if you remember Tron, they like scanned the dude's face and then barely used him. [3941.90 --> 3942.12] Yep. -[3942.12 --> 3944.66] And did you see how amazing -[3944.66 --> 3946.88] in Cod Advanced Warfare, -[3947.32 --> 3947.70] crap, -[3947.82 --> 3948.82] I forget his name, -[3949.18 --> 3950.02] The guy that plays the dude. -[3950.02 --> 3950.74] Kaiser Sose. -[3952.00 --> 3952.68] Kaiser Sose. -[3952.90 --> 3953.14] Yeah. -[3953.48 --> 3954.12] Kevin Spacey. -[3954.24 --> 3954.32] Thank you. -[3954.32 --> 3954.80] There you go. -[3955.04 --> 3955.20] Yeah, -[3955.30 --> 3956.16] Kevin Spacey. -[3956.36 --> 3956.52] Yeah, -[3956.52 --> 3957.36] he plays Kaiser Sose. -[3957.56 --> 3957.76] Yeah, -[3957.78 --> 3957.94] no, -[3957.94 --> 3959.42] I was thinking of the actor's name. -[3959.50 --> 3959.66] Yeah, -[3959.74 --> 3959.86] yeah, -[3959.92 --> 3960.04] I just, -[3960.04 --> 3961.24] I couldn't remember. -[3961.62 --> 3962.30] But yeah, -[3962.66 --> 3963.78] Kevin Spacey -[3963.78 --> 3965.56] looked freaking awesome -[3965.56 --> 3966.26] in that game. -[3966.62 --> 3967.32] Ridiculously good. -[3967.32 --> 3969.76] Like that section can be replaced. +[3942.30 --> 3946.88] And did you see how amazing in Cod Advanced Warfare. +[3947.30 --> 3947.70] Crap. +[3947.82 --> 3948.80] I forget his name. +[3949.16 --> 3949.96] The guy that plays the dude. +[3949.96 --> 3950.80] Kaiser Soze. +[3952.00 --> 3952.72] Kaiser Soze. +[3952.92 --> 3953.14] Yeah. +[3953.46 --> 3954.14] Kevin Spacey. +[3954.24 --> 3954.58] Thank you. +[3954.60 --> 3954.82] There you go. +[3955.08 --> 3955.20] Yeah. +[3955.28 --> 3956.16] Kevin Spacey. +[3956.36 --> 3957.46] Yeah, he plays Kaiser Soze. +[3957.56 --> 3957.74] Yeah. +[3957.78 --> 3959.42] No, I was thinking of the actor's name. +[3959.52 --> 3959.68] Yeah. +[3959.74 --> 3959.86] Yeah. +[3959.92 --> 3961.24] I just couldn't remember. +[3961.66 --> 3962.30] But yeah. +[3962.68 --> 3963.78] Kevin Spacey. +[3964.06 --> 3966.24] Looked freaking awesome in that game. +[3966.60 --> 3967.32] Ridiculously good. +[3967.42 --> 3969.74] Like that section can be replaced. [3970.24 --> 3971.16] It can happen. -[3973.14 --> 3973.40] Yeah, -[3973.64 --> 3974.40] some people are like, -[3974.60 --> 3975.96] I've been told by Terran, -[3976.06 --> 3976.30] they're like, -[3976.36 --> 3976.68] oh yeah, -[3976.80 --> 3976.96] well, -[3977.16 --> 3978.62] you'll never be able to automate editing. -[3978.86 --> 3979.36] Like dude, -[3981.20 --> 3981.86] that'll happen. -[3982.14 --> 3983.24] It will take a lot longer. -[3983.26 --> 3984.22] It will take a lot longer. -[3984.40 --> 3984.68] Like, -[3984.86 --> 3987.18] you'll be able to automate the editing -[3987.18 --> 3990.42] of something like a newscast -[3990.42 --> 3991.36] much more easily -[3991.36 --> 3992.78] than you'll be able to automate the editing -[3992.78 --> 3994.48] of something artistic or funny. -[3995.58 --> 3995.60] but, -[3995.64 --> 3997.06] but they've already proven -[3997.06 --> 3997.78] that they can, -[3997.92 --> 3998.30] uh, -[3998.30 --> 3999.88] have robots that can make music -[3999.88 --> 4000.72] and they can, -[4000.84 --> 4002.26] already proven that they can make robots -[4002.26 --> 4002.92] that can create humor. -[4003.90 --> 4004.30] So, -[4004.98 --> 4007.18] it probably won't take as long as expected. -[4008.44 --> 4008.84] Um, -[4009.74 --> 4011.18] something seems to be confusing -[4011.18 --> 4012.10] about the chat. -[4013.10 --> 4013.94] The one's saying F. +[3972.96 --> 3973.40] Yeah. +[3973.64 --> 3975.96] Some people are like, I've been told by Terran. +[3975.96 --> 3978.66] They're like, oh yeah, well, you'll never be able to automate editing. +[3978.78 --> 3979.38] Like, dude. +[3981.16 --> 3981.86] That'll happen. +[3981.86 --> 3983.24] It will take a lot longer. +[3983.24 --> 3984.22] It will take a lot longer. +[3984.50 --> 3984.86] Of course. +[3984.86 --> 3991.36] Like, you'll be able to automate the editing of something like a newscast much more easily +[3991.36 --> 3994.48] than you'll be able to automate the editing of something artistic or funny. +[3995.58 --> 3999.88] But they've already proven that they can have robots that can make music. +[4000.36 --> 4002.90] And they've already proven that they can make robots that can create humor. +[4003.92 --> 4007.18] So it probably won't take as long as expected. +[4007.18 --> 4012.12] Something seems to be confusing about the chat. +[4013.10 --> 4013.94] They're one saying F. [4014.28 --> 4014.62] Okay. -[4014.98 --> 4015.20] Oh, -[4015.20 --> 4015.40] right, -[4015.48 --> 4016.62] press F to pay respects. -[4016.80 --> 4017.78] It's a COD meme. -[4017.90 --> 4018.56] Don't worry about it. -[4019.74 --> 4020.62] Don't worry about it. -[4021.34 --> 4021.60] Oh, -[4021.70 --> 4021.88] okay. -[4023.42 --> 4024.18] COD things. -[4025.30 --> 4025.62] Um, -[4025.64 --> 4025.94] all right, -[4025.94 --> 4027.16] so Microsoft condemns -[4027.16 --> 4027.60] the U.S. -[4027.68 --> 4027.96] government -[4027.96 --> 4029.92] in their latest video ad. +[4014.98 --> 4015.40] Oh, right. +[4015.48 --> 4016.62] Press F to pay respects. +[4016.82 --> 4017.78] It's a COD meme. +[4017.90 --> 4018.48] Don't worry about it. +[4019.76 --> 4020.56] Don't worry about it. +[4021.40 --> 4021.88] Oh, okay. +[4023.52 --> 4024.20] COD things. +[4025.36 --> 4025.94] All right. +[4026.02 --> 4029.92] So Microsoft condemns the US government in their latest video ad. [4030.02 --> 4030.62] We should show this. -[4030.72 --> 4031.70] This is amazing. +[4030.62 --> 4031.70] This is amazing. [4031.78 --> 4032.30] Have you seen it? -[4032.40 --> 4032.66] Yeah. -[4032.80 --> 4032.96] Oh, -[4032.96 --> 4033.26] God. -[4034.46 --> 4034.70] Whew. -[4035.52 --> 4035.86] They, -[4036.00 --> 4037.42] they did not pull -[4037.42 --> 4038.76] any punches on this one. -[4038.82 --> 4038.94] Oh, -[4038.98 --> 4039.42] unfortunately, -[4039.42 --> 4040.52] it's not captioned. -[4040.52 --> 4040.92] I thought, -[4041.08 --> 4041.68] I seem to, -[4041.80 --> 4042.98] I thought it was. -[4043.32 --> 4043.46] Yeah, -[4043.50 --> 4043.92] there it is. -[4044.28 --> 4045.18] People and organizations -[4045.18 --> 4046.00] rely on the cloud -[4046.00 --> 4046.80] to do many of the things -[4046.80 --> 4047.34] they care about. -[4047.34 --> 4047.74] Basically, -[4047.82 --> 4048.20] it's a whole, -[4048.28 --> 4049.94] a bunch of touchy-feely footage -[4049.94 --> 4050.80] of, -[4050.86 --> 4051.08] you know, -[4051.16 --> 4051.52] people. +[4032.38 --> 4032.66] Yeah. +[4032.80 --> 4033.26] Oh, God. +[4034.48 --> 4034.66] Woo. +[4035.54 --> 4038.74] They did not pull any punches on this one. +[4038.84 --> 4040.52] Oh, unfortunately, it's not captioned. +[4040.56 --> 4042.96] I thought it was. +[4043.32 --> 4043.90] Yeah, there it is. +[4044.32 --> 4047.34] People and organizations rely on the cloud to do many of the things they care about. +[4047.40 --> 4051.54] Basically, it's a whole bunch of touchy-feely footage of, you know, people. [4051.74 --> 4052.54] People are more connected. [4052.68 --> 4053.44] Things are more efficient. -[4053.56 --> 4054.40] People like the cloud. +[4053.44 --> 4054.38] People like the cloud. [4054.50 --> 4055.22] People use the cloud. -[4055.30 --> 4055.50] Blah, -[4055.50 --> 4055.66] blah, -[4055.66 --> 4055.82] blah, -[4055.82 --> 4056.00] blah, -[4056.00 --> 4056.18] blah. -[4056.40 --> 4057.14] And so, -[4057.22 --> 4057.62] basically, -[4057.74 --> 4058.60] Microsoft's point -[4058.60 --> 4059.44] in this video, -[4059.68 --> 4060.20] very, -[4060.36 --> 4061.84] very aggressively worded, -[4062.08 --> 4063.52] is that just because -[4063.52 --> 4064.40] it's data -[4064.40 --> 4065.78] doesn't mean -[4065.78 --> 4067.16] that it can't be located -[4067.16 --> 4068.74] outside of your jurisdiction. -[4068.74 --> 4069.22] So, -[4069.46 --> 4070.10] the U.S. -[4070.18 --> 4070.44] government -[4070.44 --> 4071.68] is basically trying -[4071.68 --> 4072.50] to get some... +[4055.22 --> 4056.22] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[4056.44 --> 4062.46] And so basically Microsoft's point in this video, very, very aggressively worded, is that +[4062.46 --> 4068.74] just because it's data doesn't mean that it can't be located outside of your jurisdiction. +[4069.24 --> 4072.50] So the US government is basically trying to get some... [4072.50 --> 4072.92] Have you posted this? [4073.10 --> 4073.42] I'm sorry? [4073.54 --> 4074.28] Have you posted this? -[4074.50 --> 4075.02] Yes. -[4075.62 --> 4075.90] So, -[4075.90 --> 4076.16] the U.S. -[4076.22 --> 4076.90] government is trying -[4076.90 --> 4078.04] to get at some emails -[4078.04 --> 4078.66] that Microsoft -[4078.66 --> 4079.90] is storing on a server +[4074.52 --> 4075.02] Yes. +[4075.62 --> 4079.90] So the US government is trying to get at some emails that Microsoft is storing on a server [4079.90 --> 4080.58] in Ireland. -[4080.72 --> 4081.62] And instead of working -[4081.62 --> 4082.94] through the Irish government -[4082.94 --> 4083.88] the way that they -[4083.88 --> 4084.60] would have to do it -[4084.60 --> 4085.74] if there was someone -[4085.74 --> 4087.46] or something physically there... -[4087.46 --> 4088.60] They were holding mail there. -[4088.72 --> 4089.58] They're just trying -[4089.58 --> 4091.18] to get around it -[4091.18 --> 4092.56] and do this whole thing -[4092.56 --> 4092.92] digitally -[4092.92 --> 4093.92] and force Microsoft -[4093.92 --> 4095.76] to submit this data -[4095.76 --> 4096.14] to them. -[4096.16 --> 4096.84] And this is, -[4096.92 --> 4098.44] this is really, -[4098.74 --> 4099.66] really important -[4099.66 --> 4100.62] because -[4100.62 --> 4103.00] whether you're American -[4103.00 --> 4103.60] or not -[4103.60 --> 4104.62] what the U.S. -[4104.68 --> 4105.48] does with respect -[4105.48 --> 4106.50] to internet policy -[4106.50 --> 4107.50] is going to have -[4107.50 --> 4108.08] an impact -[4108.08 --> 4109.20] on everyone -[4109.20 --> 4109.84] especially -[4109.84 --> 4111.52] if they win this -[4111.52 --> 4112.52] and they're able -[4112.52 --> 4113.20] to get access -[4113.20 --> 4113.66] to data -[4113.66 --> 4114.56] that is not stored -[4114.56 --> 4115.38] on American servers -[4115.38 --> 4116.40] because that's looking -[4116.40 --> 4117.78] like one of the -[4117.78 --> 4120.36] only last refuges -[4120.36 --> 4121.60] for keeping your data -[4121.60 --> 4123.18] safe from the prying -[4123.18 --> 4123.74] of the U.S. -[4123.84 --> 4124.10] government -[4124.10 --> 4125.02] is to store it -[4125.02 --> 4125.48] on servers -[4125.48 --> 4127.08] that aren't in America. -[4127.92 --> 4128.22] And so, -[4128.34 --> 4129.18] Apple and Cisco -[4129.18 --> 4130.18] said that the text, -[4130.18 --> 4131.44] the tech sector -[4131.44 --> 4132.92] is put at risk -[4132.92 --> 4134.30] of being sanctioned -[4134.30 --> 4135.22] by foreign governments -[4135.22 --> 4135.92] and the U.S. -[4135.96 --> 4137.02] should seek cooperation -[4137.02 --> 4138.18] with foreign nations -[4138.18 --> 4139.30] via treaties, -[4139.88 --> 4140.52] a position -[4140.52 --> 4141.52] that the U.S. -[4141.56 --> 4143.48] said is not practical. -[4144.02 --> 4144.38] I mean, -[4144.60 --> 4145.48] Microsoft's point -[4145.48 --> 4145.88] in the video, -[4145.92 --> 4146.56] and you should watch -[4146.56 --> 4147.08] the video, -[4147.32 --> 4148.26] is really good. -[4148.52 --> 4149.46] Are people going -[4149.46 --> 4150.32] to entrust -[4150.32 --> 4151.06] their data -[4151.06 --> 4151.94] to the cloud -[4151.94 --> 4153.48] if they feel like -[4153.48 --> 4154.90] anyone could be -[4154.90 --> 4155.56] looking at it? -[4155.84 --> 4156.38] No, because, -[4156.70 --> 4157.04] I mean, -[4157.10 --> 4157.62] are we going to go -[4157.62 --> 4158.56] back to snail mail? -[4158.56 --> 4159.26] Is that what -[4159.26 --> 4159.68] this is going -[4159.68 --> 4160.14] to come to? -[4160.58 --> 4161.68] Because the last -[4161.68 --> 4162.64] time I checked, -[4162.94 --> 4163.48] no one's allowed -[4163.48 --> 4164.26] to open your mail. -[4164.62 --> 4165.38] That's a crime. -[4165.72 --> 4165.88] Yeah. -[4166.26 --> 4167.42] That's a crime. +[4080.58 --> 4084.86] And instead of working through the Irish government the way that they would have to do it if there +[4084.86 --> 4087.62] was someone or something physically there... +[4087.62 --> 4088.62] They were holding mail there. +[4088.72 --> 4093.92] They're just trying to get around it and do this whole thing digitally and force Microsoft +[4093.92 --> 4096.14] to submit this data to them. +[4096.16 --> 4104.96] And this is really, really important because whether you're American or not, what the US does +[4104.96 --> 4110.58] with respect to internet policy is going to have an impact on everyone, especially if +[4110.58 --> 4115.38] they win this and they're able to get access to data that is not stored on American servers +[4115.38 --> 4122.54] because that's looking like one of the only last refuges for keeping your data safe from +[4122.54 --> 4127.08] the prying of the US government is to store it on servers that aren't in America. +[4127.08 --> 4134.76] And so Apple and Cisco said that the tech sector is put at risk of being sanctioned by foreign +[4134.76 --> 4140.52] governments and the US should seek cooperation with foreign nations via treaties, a position +[4140.52 --> 4143.48] that the US said is not practical. +[4144.04 --> 4148.26] I mean, Microsoft's point in the video, and you should watch the video, is really good. +[4148.54 --> 4155.14] Are people going to entrust their data to the cloud if they feel like anyone could be looking +[4155.14 --> 4155.58] at it? +[4155.86 --> 4158.54] No, because, I mean, are we going to go back to snail mail? +[4158.80 --> 4160.14] Is that what this is going to come to? +[4160.60 --> 4164.26] Because the last time I checked, no one's allowed to open your mail. +[4164.62 --> 4165.36] That's a crime. +[4165.70 --> 4165.88] Yeah. +[4166.24 --> 4167.34] That's a crime. [4167.56 --> 4168.20] That's the same thing. -[4168.30 --> 4169.10] I'm going to jump off -[4169.10 --> 4169.78] a little bit right here, -[4169.84 --> 4170.44] but it's the same -[4170.44 --> 4171.04] kind of idea -[4171.04 --> 4171.60] where there was -[4171.60 --> 4172.20] something recently -[4172.20 --> 4173.14] passed in Canada, -[4173.14 --> 4175.44] which is police -[4175.44 --> 4176.56] are allowed to -[4176.56 --> 4177.00] check out -[4177.00 --> 4178.02] the contents -[4178.02 --> 4178.70] of your phone -[4178.70 --> 4180.82] in relation -[4180.82 --> 4181.80] to what they -[4181.80 --> 4182.56] arrested you for -[4182.56 --> 4183.44] if they arrest you -[4183.44 --> 4184.32] without a warrant. -[4184.56 --> 4185.30] So they're able -[4185.30 --> 4185.90] to look through -[4185.90 --> 4186.38] your phone -[4186.38 --> 4186.80] for things -[4186.80 --> 4187.24] that could have -[4187.24 --> 4187.90] something to do -[4187.90 --> 4188.72] with what -[4188.72 --> 4190.16] you got arrested for -[4190.16 --> 4190.88] without getting -[4190.88 --> 4191.26] a warrant -[4191.26 --> 4191.90] for any reason -[4191.90 --> 4192.76] and they're obviously -[4192.76 --> 4193.16] going to have to -[4193.16 --> 4193.66] look through -[4193.66 --> 4194.14] a whole bunch -[4194.14 --> 4194.46] of stuff -[4194.46 --> 4195.32] to find things -[4195.32 --> 4195.74] that are related -[4195.74 --> 4196.16] to what you -[4196.16 --> 4196.96] possibly just did. -[4197.16 --> 4197.68] So I should just -[4197.68 --> 4198.26] make sure -[4198.26 --> 4198.86] that there's some -[4198.86 --> 4199.98] really awful stuff -[4199.98 --> 4200.52] on my phone -[4200.52 --> 4200.96] that they don't +[4168.30 --> 4171.48] I'm going to jump off a little bit right here, but it's the same kind of idea where there +[4171.48 --> 4178.02] was something recently passed in Canada, which is police are allowed to check out the contents +[4178.02 --> 4184.34] of your phone in relation to what they arrested you for if they arrest you without a warrant. +[4184.34 --> 4187.90] So they're able to look through your phone for things that could have something to do +[4187.90 --> 4191.90] with what you got arrested for without getting a warrant for any reason. +[4192.28 --> 4195.32] And they're obviously going to have to look through a whole bunch of stuff to find things +[4195.32 --> 4196.96] that are related to what you possibly just did. +[4197.16 --> 4200.96] So I should just make sure that there's some really awful stuff on my phone that they don't [4200.96 --> 4201.44] want to see? [4202.00 --> 4202.40] Probably. [4202.66 --> 4203.56] Is that the strategy? -[4203.78 --> 4204.28] But like, -[4204.38 --> 4205.76] it's crazy -[4205.76 --> 4206.36] because like -[4206.36 --> 4207.12] if you were speeding -[4207.12 --> 4207.86] they could be like, -[4208.00 --> 4208.20] well, -[4208.42 --> 4209.08] I need to look -[4209.08 --> 4210.14] through your text messages -[4210.14 --> 4210.96] in entirety -[4210.96 --> 4211.70] to figure out -[4211.70 --> 4212.68] if you have talked -[4212.68 --> 4213.98] about a race -[4213.98 --> 4214.54] that you might have -[4214.54 --> 4215.22] possibly been in. -[4215.22 --> 4216.54] Like that's a potential -[4216.54 --> 4217.12] situation -[4217.12 --> 4218.38] and all of the things -[4218.38 --> 4219.28] that are on your phone -[4219.28 --> 4220.10] in other forms -[4220.10 --> 4221.44] are guarded by warrants. -[4221.56 --> 4222.34] You can't check -[4222.34 --> 4223.06] someone's mail -[4223.06 --> 4223.82] without a warrant. -[4224.14 --> 4224.70] You can't check -[4224.70 --> 4225.66] someone's phone records -[4225.66 --> 4226.52] without a warrant. -[4226.84 --> 4227.76] But apparently -[4227.76 --> 4228.78] your cell phone -[4228.78 --> 4229.74] has nothing to do -[4229.74 --> 4230.12] with that -[4230.12 --> 4231.22] and that's -[4231.22 --> 4232.40] not really okay. -[4232.48 --> 4232.94] The problem is -[4232.94 --> 4233.40] that the laws -[4233.40 --> 4234.20] aren't keeping up -[4234.20 --> 4235.88] because five years ago -[4235.88 --> 4237.42] that may have actually -[4237.42 --> 4238.46] been a valid point -[4238.46 --> 4239.28] because a phone -[4239.28 --> 4240.36] wouldn't have really, -[4240.50 --> 4241.62] maybe not even five, -[4241.72 --> 4242.58] maybe eight years ago, -[4242.80 --> 4243.64] a phone wouldn't -[4243.64 --> 4244.50] have contained -[4244.50 --> 4246.24] all of your personal -[4246.24 --> 4247.46] financial information -[4247.46 --> 4248.06] for example. -[4248.06 --> 4248.44] It would have -[4248.44 --> 4249.18] your phone records. -[4249.76 --> 4250.72] Whereas now, -[4250.88 --> 4251.40] which is something -[4251.40 --> 4252.00] you need to warrant for. -[4252.96 --> 4253.72] Whereas now, -[4253.84 --> 4254.32] your phone -[4254.32 --> 4254.92] can contain -[4254.92 --> 4255.60] a lot of stuff -[4255.60 --> 4256.56] that traditionally -[4256.56 --> 4257.80] would have only -[4257.80 --> 4258.76] been allowed -[4258.76 --> 4259.42] to be sent -[4259.42 --> 4260.08] by mail -[4260.08 --> 4260.82] because of -[4260.82 --> 4261.78] security concerns. -[4261.90 --> 4262.32] Things like -[4262.32 --> 4263.32] credit card statements -[4263.32 --> 4265.08] or mortgage documents -[4265.08 --> 4265.92] or whatever else. -[4266.08 --> 4266.78] Most of which -[4266.78 --> 4267.22] can be done -[4267.22 --> 4267.90] digitally now. -[4268.94 --> 4269.62] So that's like -[4269.62 --> 4270.48] a really big deal -[4270.48 --> 4270.92] and that happened -[4270.92 --> 4271.66] in Canada recently. -[4271.66 --> 4272.14] The only reason -[4272.14 --> 4272.94] why I brought that up, -[4273.34 --> 4274.26] I know I don't really -[4274.26 --> 4275.02] bring up Canadian -[4275.02 --> 4275.70] politics stuff -[4275.70 --> 4276.18] very often. -[4276.40 --> 4276.92] Yeah, because no one -[4276.92 --> 4277.68] cares about Canada. -[4277.86 --> 4278.36] Pretty much. -[4278.98 --> 4280.18] But, yeah. -[4281.22 --> 4282.30] But it's because -[4282.30 --> 4283.12] it's kind of -[4283.12 --> 4284.06] similarly related. -[4284.22 --> 4285.20] Laws that are coming up -[4285.20 --> 4285.78] and things that are -[4285.78 --> 4286.56] trying to be done -[4286.56 --> 4287.52] that contradict -[4287.52 --> 4288.38] and go against -[4288.38 --> 4289.04] things that we've -[4289.04 --> 4290.12] had for a long time. -[4290.20 --> 4290.74] Like needing to -[4290.74 --> 4291.46] work with governments -[4291.46 --> 4292.18] to do something -[4292.18 --> 4293.76] in someone else's soil. -[4294.40 --> 4295.74] That's, ah, -[4296.04 --> 4296.52] that's been a thing -[4296.52 --> 4296.80] forever. -[4297.38 --> 4297.92] Yeah, don't touch -[4297.92 --> 4298.46] my soil. -[4301.66 --> 4303.08] Without my permission. -[4305.12 --> 4305.84] Perch buys -[4305.84 --> 4306.50] a non-tech. -[4306.60 --> 4307.00] So these are -[4307.00 --> 4307.70] the same guys -[4307.70 --> 4308.76] that own -[4308.76 --> 4309.72] Tom's Hardware -[4309.72 --> 4310.24] already. -[4310.44 --> 4310.92] We'll just fire, -[4310.98 --> 4311.52] this was posted -[4311.52 --> 4312.46] by Alex Goes High -[4312.46 --> 4312.98] on the forum. -[4313.34 --> 4314.02] We'll just fire up -[4314.02 --> 4314.80] Perch.com. -[4315.22 --> 4315.98] So, um, -[4316.08 --> 4316.82] I'm not really sure, -[4317.00 --> 4317.64] I'm not really sure -[4317.64 --> 4318.46] what to think of this -[4318.46 --> 4320.26] because, I mean, -[4320.34 --> 4320.92] some of the stuff -[4320.92 --> 4322.60] that I hear -[4322.60 --> 4323.72] about Tom's Hardware -[4323.72 --> 4324.72] would go a little -[4324.72 --> 4325.22] bit deeper -[4325.22 --> 4326.04] than what actually -[4326.04 --> 4327.26] appears on their -[4327.26 --> 4328.28] website with respect -[4328.28 --> 4328.96] to, you know, -[4329.02 --> 4329.90] what advertiser -[4329.90 --> 4331.02] relationships are like -[4331.02 --> 4331.42] with them. -[4332.02 --> 4333.60] Um, I mean, -[4333.74 --> 4334.70] a good thing, -[4334.78 --> 4335.32] and so there's a -[4335.32 --> 4335.98] statement from -[4335.98 --> 4336.58] Ryan Smith -[4336.58 --> 4337.30] who took over -[4337.30 --> 4338.30] for Anand, -[4338.48 --> 4339.28] the guy who started -[4339.28 --> 4340.16] Anand Tech. -[4340.68 --> 4341.68] Um, so they have -[4341.68 --> 4342.58] a statement from him, -[4342.74 --> 4343.24] blah, blah, blah, -[4343.32 --> 4343.86] grown by leaps -[4343.86 --> 4344.44] and bounds. -[4344.66 --> 4345.84] We are nearing -[4345.84 --> 4347.54] what is possible -[4347.54 --> 4348.66] as an independent -[4348.66 --> 4349.34] company. -[4349.58 --> 4350.48] The challenge has -[4350.48 --> 4351.08] always been that -[4351.08 --> 4351.72] there are very few -[4351.72 --> 4352.28] players in the -[4352.28 --> 4353.06] publishing space -[4353.06 --> 4353.72] these days who -[4353.72 --> 4354.52] value deep, -[4354.66 --> 4355.78] high-quality content. -[4355.90 --> 4356.48] We wanted a partner -[4356.48 --> 4357.32] that understood our -[4357.32 --> 4359.30] values and had a -[4359.30 --> 4360.14] sound business model, -[4360.14 --> 4360.94] et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. -[4361.00 --> 4361.66] So basically, -[4362.32 --> 4363.86] they wanted someone -[4363.86 --> 4366.52] to support their -[4366.52 --> 4368.76] business and find -[4368.76 --> 4370.86] advertisers and find -[4370.86 --> 4372.16] deals for them that -[4372.16 --> 4373.06] would allow them to, -[4373.12 --> 4373.78] you know, pay their -[4373.78 --> 4375.16] salaries and do their -[4375.16 --> 4375.68] jobs. -[4376.24 --> 4376.90] Um, so they wanted -[4376.90 --> 4378.28] someone who appreciated -[4378.28 --> 4379.58] how much more work -[4379.58 --> 4380.88] goes into a single -[4380.88 --> 4382.20] article at Anand Tech -[4382.20 --> 4383.92] versus at, you know, -[4383.98 --> 4384.58] let's say, -[4384.82 --> 4386.24] Gizmodo or Engadget -[4386.24 --> 4387.36] or something like -[4387.36 --> 4387.48] that. -[4387.52 --> 4388.08] And I'm not saying -[4388.08 --> 4389.02] no one at Engadget -[4389.02 --> 4389.80] works hard on an -[4389.80 --> 4390.10] article. -[4390.26 --> 4390.74] That's not the -[4390.74 --> 4391.30] statement I'm making -[4391.30 --> 4391.58] at all. -[4391.64 --> 4392.26] I'm saying that -[4392.26 --> 4394.10] typically, you know, -[4394.16 --> 4395.48] word for word, -[4395.48 --> 4396.48] there's going to be -[4396.48 --> 4397.76] more of them in the -[4397.76 --> 4398.50] Anand Tech article -[4398.50 --> 4399.68] and they will often -[4399.68 --> 4401.24] have more research -[4401.24 --> 4402.38] and more benchmarking -[4402.38 --> 4402.72] and numbers. -[4402.92 --> 4403.18] They're a different -[4403.18 --> 4403.80] style. -[4403.96 --> 4404.52] Anand Tech is going -[4404.52 --> 4405.16] to be a long, -[4405.22 --> 4406.56] a long form, -[4406.86 --> 4408.50] extremely in-depth, -[4408.62 --> 4409.30] informative style -[4409.30 --> 4409.62] stuff. -[4409.70 --> 4411.04] Stuff like Engadget is -[4411.04 --> 4411.86] going to be fairly -[4411.86 --> 4412.22] quick. -[4412.62 --> 4413.02] Digestible. -[4413.18 --> 4413.70] Yes, you're going -[4413.70 --> 4414.18] to get the news -[4414.18 --> 4415.08] quickly and it's -[4415.08 --> 4415.52] going to be fairly -[4415.52 --> 4416.02] quick to be able -[4416.02 --> 4416.44] to read. -[4416.96 --> 4417.30] It's not a, -[4418.00 --> 4418.80] yeah, yeah. -[4419.68 --> 4420.94] So there you go. -[4421.06 --> 4421.88] Anand Tech represents -[4421.88 --> 4422.76] much of my life's -[4422.76 --> 4423.46] work over the past -[4423.46 --> 4424.14] 18 years, -[4424.26 --> 4425.18] said Anand Shimpi, -[4425.26 --> 4425.72] the founder. -[4426.10 --> 4426.84] I'm happy to see it -[4426.84 --> 4427.58] end up with a partner -[4427.58 --> 4428.28] committed to taking -[4428.28 --> 4428.88] good care of the -[4428.88 --> 4429.58] brand and its readers. -[4429.70 --> 4430.22] I wouldn't have had -[4430.22 --> 4431.00] it any other way. -[4431.38 --> 4432.14] With all of that -[4432.14 --> 4433.18] said, it's not like -[4433.18 --> 4434.34] Ryan or Anand had -[4434.34 --> 4435.56] any choice but to -[4435.56 --> 4437.00] make really positive -[4437.00 --> 4437.86] statements about it. -[4437.88 --> 4438.66] And I'm sure if I -[4438.66 --> 4440.18] was selling Linus Media -[4440.18 --> 4441.86] Group to AT&T or -[4441.86 --> 4442.62] something, I would -[4442.62 --> 4443.96] spin it as the most -[4443.96 --> 4444.90] positive possible -[4444.90 --> 4446.28] thing for Linus -[4446.28 --> 4447.14] Media Group and its -[4447.14 --> 4448.00] employees and its -[4448.00 --> 4448.26] viewers. +[4203.78 --> 4208.80] But like, it's crazy because like if you were speeding, they could be like, well, I need +[4208.80 --> 4213.98] to look through your text messages in entirety to figure out if you have talked about a race +[4213.98 --> 4215.24] that you might have possibly been in. +[4215.44 --> 4217.12] Like that's a potential situation. +[4217.46 --> 4221.42] And all of the things that are on your phone in other forms are guarded by warrants. +[4221.54 --> 4223.80] You can't check someone's mail without a warrant. +[4224.12 --> 4226.52] You can't check someone's phone records without a warrant. +[4226.84 --> 4230.14] But apparently your cell phone has nothing to do with that. +[4230.40 --> 4232.38] And that's not really okay. +[4232.38 --> 4237.42] The problem is that the laws aren't keeping up because five years ago, that may have actually +[4237.42 --> 4242.10] been a valid point because a phone wouldn't have really, maybe not even five, maybe eight +[4242.10 --> 4247.46] years ago, a phone wouldn't have contained, you know, all of your personal financial information, +[4247.60 --> 4248.06] for example. +[4248.16 --> 4249.18] It would have your phone records. +[4249.76 --> 4250.72] Whereas now. +[4250.88 --> 4252.00] Which is something you need to warrant for. +[4253.02 --> 4258.06] Whereas now your phone can contain a lot of stuff that traditionally would have only been +[4258.06 --> 4261.78] allowed to be sent by mail because of security concerns. +[4261.78 --> 4265.92] Things like credit card statements or mortgage documents or whatever else. +[4266.08 --> 4267.94] Most of which can be done digitally now. +[4268.90 --> 4270.48] So that's like a really big deal. +[4270.54 --> 4271.64] And that happened in Canada recently. +[4271.76 --> 4275.44] The only reason why I brought that up, I know I don't really bring up Canadian politics +[4275.44 --> 4276.20] stuff very often. +[4276.40 --> 4277.68] Yeah, because no one cares about Canada. +[4277.88 --> 4278.36] Pretty much. +[4278.96 --> 4280.18] But yeah. +[4281.22 --> 4284.06] But it's because it's kind of similarly related. +[4284.22 --> 4288.38] Laws that are coming up and things that are trying to be done that contradict and go against +[4288.38 --> 4290.12] things that we've had for a long time. +[4290.12 --> 4293.76] Like needing to work with governments to do something in someone else's soil. +[4294.40 --> 4294.60] That's. +[4295.28 --> 4295.68] Ah. +[4296.04 --> 4296.80] That's been a thing forever. +[4297.38 --> 4297.52] Yeah. +[4297.56 --> 4298.52] Don't touch my soil. +[4301.96 --> 4303.08] Without my permission. +[4305.08 --> 4306.48] Perch buys a non-tech. +[4306.60 --> 4310.26] So these are the same guys that own Tom's hardware already. +[4310.44 --> 4310.92] We'll just fire. +[4310.98 --> 4312.98] This was posted by Alex Goes High on the forum. +[4312.98 --> 4314.80] We'll just fire up Perch.com. +[4315.20 --> 4316.84] So I'm not really sure. +[4317.00 --> 4318.48] I'm not really sure what to think of this. +[4318.92 --> 4324.92] Because I mean some of the stuff that I hear about Tom's hardware would go a little bit +[4324.92 --> 4330.46] deeper than what actually appears on their website with respect to what advertiser relationships +[4330.46 --> 4331.42] are like with them. +[4331.42 --> 4334.70] I mean a good thing. +[4334.70 --> 4338.30] And so there's a statement from Ryan Smith who took over for Anand. +[4338.48 --> 4340.16] The guy who started Anand Tech. +[4341.04 --> 4342.58] So they have a statement from him. +[4342.76 --> 4343.24] Blah blah blah. +[4343.34 --> 4344.44] Grown by leaps and bounds. +[4344.96 --> 4349.32] We are nearing what is possible as an independent company. +[4349.76 --> 4353.30] The challenge has always been that there are very few players in the publishing space these +[4353.30 --> 4355.78] days who value deep high quality content. +[4355.90 --> 4357.80] We wanted a partner that understood our values. +[4357.80 --> 4360.96] And had a sound business model etc. etc. etc. +[4360.96 --> 4370.86] So basically they wanted someone to support their business and find advertisers and find +[4370.86 --> 4375.68] deals for them that would allow them to pay their salaries and do their jobs. +[4376.26 --> 4381.52] So they wanted someone who appreciated how much more work goes into a single article at +[4381.52 --> 4387.48] Anand Tech versus at let's say Gizmodo or Engadget or something like that. +[4387.48 --> 4390.10] And I'm not saying no one at Engadget works hard on an article. +[4390.26 --> 4391.58] That's not the statement I'm making at all. +[4391.64 --> 4397.76] I'm saying that typically you know word for word there's going to be more of them in the +[4397.76 --> 4402.72] Anand Tech article and they will often have more research and more benchmarking and numbers. +[4402.82 --> 4403.80] They're a different style. +[4403.96 --> 4409.64] Anand Tech is going to be a long form extremely in-depth informative style stuff. +[4409.72 --> 4412.22] Stuff like Engadget is going to be fairly quick. +[4412.60 --> 4413.00] Digestible. +[4413.00 --> 4416.44] Yes you're going to get the news quickly and it's going to be fairly quick to be able to read. +[4416.96 --> 4418.02] It's not a... +[4418.02 --> 4418.30] Yeah. +[4418.64 --> 4418.78] Yeah. +[4419.66 --> 4420.96] So there you go. +[4421.06 --> 4425.72] Anand Tech represents much of my life's work over the past 18 years said Anand Shimpi the founder. +[4426.12 --> 4429.10] I'm happy to see it end up with a partner committed to taking good care of the brand +[4429.10 --> 4429.60] and its readers. +[4429.72 --> 4431.02] I wouldn't have had it any other way. +[4431.40 --> 4437.00] With all of that said it's not like Ryan or Anand had any choice but to make really positive +[4437.00 --> 4442.62] statements about it and I'm sure if I was selling Linus Media Group to AT&T or something I would +[4442.62 --> 4447.84] spin it as the most positive possible thing for Linus Media Group and its employees and +[4447.84 --> 4448.26] its viewers. [4448.78 --> 4450.84] But who knows? -[4450.96 --> 4451.52] Might be great. -[4451.66 --> 4452.32] Might be fine. -[4452.54 --> 4453.40] Tom's hardware hasn't -[4453.40 --> 4454.10] imploded yet. -[4454.90 --> 4456.22] So there you go. -[4457.22 --> 4460.10] If we sold to AT&T, -[4460.18 --> 4461.42] I would just become a -[4461.42 --> 4461.58] monk. +[4451.00 --> 4451.52] Might be great. +[4451.68 --> 4452.32] Might be fine. +[4452.54 --> 4454.10] Tom's hardware hasn't imploded yet. +[4454.88 --> 4456.24] So there you go. +[4457.22 --> 4461.60] If we sold to AT&T I would just like become a monk. [4461.92 --> 4462.76] You'd become a monk? -[4462.96 --> 4463.20] Yeah. -[4463.20 --> 4463.98] Well, I'd be a nun. -[4463.98 --> 4468.74] I had a few people -[4468.74 --> 4470.60] sort of accuse Anand -[4470.60 --> 4471.76] Tech of selling out. -[4472.06 --> 4472.66] You know what? -[4473.02 --> 4474.90] Selling the business is -[4474.90 --> 4476.42] not necessarily the same -[4476.42 --> 4478.10] thing as selling out. -[4478.24 --> 4480.48] I mean, yes, Anand left -[4480.48 --> 4480.94] the site. -[4481.14 --> 4482.14] I think that he left it -[4482.14 --> 4483.50] in fairly capable hands -[4483.50 --> 4485.44] based on my interactions -[4485.44 --> 4486.30] with the guys that are -[4486.30 --> 4487.40] there, reading the -[4487.40 --> 4488.28] articles written by the -[4488.28 --> 4489.12] guys that are there. -[4489.58 --> 4490.90] And ultimately, content -[4490.90 --> 4491.44] is king. -[4491.44 --> 4492.08] And then if they've -[4492.08 --> 4493.10] found a partner that's -[4493.10 --> 4494.96] going to own the site, -[4495.04 --> 4495.48] that's going to make -[4495.48 --> 4496.44] sure that it's monetized -[4496.44 --> 4497.70] correctly, then, you -[4497.70 --> 4499.04] know, I don't think he's -[4499.04 --> 4500.44] sold out so much as -[4500.44 --> 4502.32] sold, which is not -[4502.32 --> 4503.10] really the same thing. -[4503.52 --> 4504.34] And then I had people -[4504.34 --> 4505.40] discussing in the forum -[4505.40 --> 4506.34] thread on this topic -[4506.34 --> 4507.76] whether, you know, if -[4507.76 --> 4509.48] Linus was going to sell -[4509.48 --> 4510.36] out or whatever else, -[4510.44 --> 4511.50] like, no, I intend to -[4511.50 --> 4512.32] run Linus Media Group -[4512.32 --> 4513.44] for a really long time. -[4513.64 --> 4515.60] But one thing that I will -[4515.60 --> 4517.54] say is, you know, talk -[4517.54 --> 4519.32] to me 17 years from now -[4519.32 --> 4521.04] and maybe I feel a -[4521.04 --> 4521.48] little differently. -[4521.60 --> 4522.40] Maybe I'm ready for a -[4522.40 --> 4523.52] new challenge and, you -[4523.52 --> 4526.70] know, the younger, more -[4526.70 --> 4528.48] invigorated team that I -[4528.48 --> 4529.46] left behind is ready to -[4529.46 --> 4530.24] run Linus Media Group -[4530.24 --> 4530.66] on its own. -[4530.66 --> 4533.56] My goal is going to be -[4533.56 --> 4534.98] and yours, and I think -[4534.98 --> 4536.56] everyone here, is that we -[4536.56 --> 4538.14] are Linus Media Group, -[4538.72 --> 4539.70] not necessarily just -[4539.70 --> 4540.28] Linus Tech Tips. -[4540.36 --> 4541.08] We've done stuff like -[4541.08 --> 4541.64] Tech Quickie. -[4542.08 --> 4542.72] We've tried to make -[4542.72 --> 4544.28] things that are still -[4544.28 --> 4545.48] really interesting to us. -[4545.94 --> 4547.12] People like Super Fun. -[4547.18 --> 4548.08] We started Super Fun. -[4548.08 --> 4550.22] But we're not just one -[4550.22 --> 4551.24] singular website. -[4551.56 --> 4552.70] And we might not always -[4552.70 --> 4553.88] just be video, even. -[4554.18 --> 4554.38] Yeah. -[4554.62 --> 4555.02] Who knows? -[4556.50 --> 4557.30] We're going to keep -[4557.30 --> 4558.56] evolving and I'm going to -[4558.56 --> 4559.34] try and keep this dude -[4559.34 --> 4559.72] interested. -[4560.40 --> 4561.02] And I think he's going to -[4561.02 --> 4561.86] try and keep everyone else -[4561.86 --> 4562.36] here interested. -[4563.32 --> 4563.52] So... +[4462.96 --> 4463.22] Yeah. +[4463.34 --> 4463.98] Well I'd be a nun. +[4463.98 --> 4464.02] I don't know. +[4464.02 --> 4464.10] I don't know. +[4467.00 --> 4471.76] I had a few people sort of accuse Anand Tech of selling out. +[4472.10 --> 4472.66] You know what? +[4473.02 --> 4478.10] Selling the business is not necessarily the same thing as selling out. +[4478.24 --> 4480.94] I mean yes Anand left the site. +[4481.14 --> 4485.70] I think that he left it in fairly capable hands based on you know my interactions with +[4485.70 --> 4490.28] the guys that are there, reading the articles written by the guys that are there and ultimately +[4490.28 --> 4495.20] content is king and then if they've found a partner that's going to own the site that's +[4495.20 --> 4499.50] going to make sure that it's monetized correctly then you know I don't think he's sold out +[4499.50 --> 4503.12] so much as sold which is not really the same thing. +[4503.34 --> 4503.36] No. +[4503.50 --> 4507.76] And then I had people discussing in the forum thread on this topic whether you know if +[4507.76 --> 4512.32] Linus was going to sell out or whatever else like no I intend to run Linus Media Group +[4512.32 --> 4518.78] for a really long time but one thing that I will say is you know talk to me 17 years +[4518.78 --> 4521.48] from now and maybe I feel a little differently. +[4521.68 --> 4528.36] Maybe I'm ready for a new challenge and you know the younger more invigorated team that +[4528.36 --> 4530.66] I left behind is ready to run Linus Media Group on its own. +[4530.66 --> 4537.84] My goal is going to be and yours and I think everyone's here is that we are Linus Media +[4537.84 --> 4540.28] Group not necessarily just Linus Tech Tips. +[4540.40 --> 4541.66] We've done stuff like Tech Quickie. +[4542.10 --> 4545.48] We've tried to make things that are still really interesting to us. +[4545.96 --> 4547.12] People like Super Fun. +[4547.18 --> 4548.10] We started Super Fun. +[4548.38 --> 4548.52] Yep. +[4548.58 --> 4551.16] But we're not just one singular website. +[4551.44 --> 4553.88] And we might not always just be video even. +[4554.16 --> 4554.38] Yeah. +[4554.62 --> 4555.04] Who knows? +[4555.04 --> 4560.60] We're going to keep evolving and I'm going to try and keep this dude interested and I +[4560.60 --> 4562.36] think he's going to try and keep everyone else here interested. +[4563.24 --> 4563.52] So... [4563.52 --> 4564.08] That whip. -[4564.92 --> 4565.94] Nothing keeps people -[4565.94 --> 4567.06] more interested than a whip. -[4567.52 --> 4570.28] That nun costume just got -[4570.28 --> 4571.40] real interested. -[4571.40 --> 4574.44] All right. -[4574.54 --> 4575.96] Posted on the forum by -[4575.96 --> 4577.74] XtankSlayerX. -[4577.82 --> 4579.16] I'm sharing this one. -[4579.48 --> 4580.68] Hatred was removed from -[4580.68 --> 4583.34] Steam Greenlight for a -[4583.34 --> 4583.74] day. -[4584.12 --> 4585.16] Well, a day after its -[4585.16 --> 4585.52] launch. -[4586.06 --> 4587.34] And, oh, apparently I'm -[4587.34 --> 4588.26] not a member of their -[4588.26 --> 4589.52] forum, so I won't be -[4589.52 --> 4590.58] viewing that particular -[4590.58 --> 4591.00] topic. -[4591.20 --> 4591.66] All right, then. -[4591.80 --> 4593.10] Let's try the next link -[4593.10 --> 4593.36] here. -[4594.00 --> 4594.94] And I can't bring that -[4594.94 --> 4595.40] one up either. +[4564.92 --> 4567.06] Nothing keeps people more interested than a whip. +[4568.72 --> 4571.40] That nun costume just got real interested. +[4573.62 --> 4574.26] Alright. +[4574.56 --> 4577.74] Posted on the forum by XtankSlayerX. +[4577.82 --> 4579.14] I'm sharing this one. +[4579.14 --> 4583.74] Was removed from Steam Greenlight for a day. +[4584.12 --> 4585.52] Well, a day after its launch. +[4586.06 --> 4586.44] And... +[4586.44 --> 4588.60] Oh, apparently I'm not a member of their forum. +[4588.76 --> 4591.00] So I won't be viewing that particular topic. +[4591.20 --> 4591.64] Alright then. +[4591.78 --> 4593.36] Let's try the next link here. +[4594.00 --> 4595.40] And I can't bring that one up either. [4595.48 --> 4595.98] Well, whatever. -[4596.08 --> 4596.80] There's nothing that I -[4596.80 --> 4598.18] can do for you guys. -[4598.18 --> 4599.88] So our source here, -[4600.50 --> 4601.68] XtankSlayerX posted this -[4601.68 --> 4603.80] and it's forums.hatredgame.com -[4603.80 --> 4605.46] and basically it was -[4605.46 --> 4606.18] pulled down. -[4606.68 --> 4607.90] Gabe Newell himself -[4607.90 --> 4609.24] reinstated the game on -[4609.24 --> 4610.40] Greenlight one day -[4610.40 --> 4610.76] later. -[4610.92 --> 4611.58] So that was December -[4611.58 --> 4613.38] 16th and personally -[4613.38 --> 4614.86] emailed the creator to -[4614.86 --> 4616.86] apologize and inform him -[4616.86 --> 4617.72] that the game was to be -[4617.72 --> 4618.94] placed back on Steam -[4618.94 --> 4619.50] Greenlight. -[4619.72 --> 4621.14] In the letter, he said, -[4621.56 --> 4622.52] since I wasn't up to -[4622.52 --> 4623.78] speed on why this -[4623.78 --> 4626.40] decision was made, I -[4626.40 --> 4627.94] asked around internally to -[4627.94 --> 4629.24] find out why we had -[4629.24 --> 4630.66] done that, taking -[4630.66 --> 4631.66] Hatred down. -[4632.02 --> 4632.96] It turns out that it -[4632.96 --> 4634.10] wasn't a good decision -[4634.10 --> 4634.90] and we'll be putting -[4634.90 --> 4636.08] Hatred back up. -[4636.18 --> 4637.14] My apologies to you and -[4637.14 --> 4637.54] your team. -[4637.86 --> 4638.74] Steam is creating tools -[4638.74 --> 4639.68] for content creators -[4639.68 --> 4640.62] and customers. -[4640.84 --> 4641.88] Good luck with your -[4641.88 --> 4642.20] game. -[4642.32 --> 4647.42] Now, I guess I see why -[4647.42 --> 4648.06] it might have been -[4648.06 --> 4648.38] pulled. -[4648.96 --> 4649.76] Hatred is a game where -[4649.76 --> 4650.56] you play as the -[4650.56 --> 4651.26] antagonist. -[4651.38 --> 4652.54] Basically, you're a -[4652.54 --> 4653.66] mass murderer and you -[4653.66 --> 4654.92] go on a killing spree. -[4655.08 --> 4655.96] The entire point of the -[4655.96 --> 4656.60] game is to kill -[4656.60 --> 4657.76] innocent civilians and -[4657.76 --> 4658.56] police officers. -[4659.84 --> 4661.00] Steam pulled the game -[4661.00 --> 4662.52] just hours after it was -[4662.52 --> 4664.62] launched and VP of -[4664.62 --> 4665.30] marketing at Valve -[4665.30 --> 4666.36] stated, based on what -[4666.36 --> 4667.40] we've seen on Greenlight, -[4667.50 --> 4668.40] we would not publish -[4668.40 --> 4669.38] Hatred on Steam. -[4669.46 --> 4670.02] As such, we'll be -[4670.02 --> 4671.38] taking it down without -[4671.38 --> 4672.22] really elaborating on -[4672.22 --> 4672.60] the decision. -[4672.68 --> 4673.94] In fact, we still don't -[4673.94 --> 4675.26] know exactly why the -[4675.26 --> 4676.60] decision was made at -[4676.60 --> 4677.58] Valve to pull it down. -[4677.66 --> 4678.46] We just know that Gabe -[4678.46 --> 4679.90] Newell came in and -[4679.90 --> 4681.30] stomped in the way that -[4681.30 --> 4682.18] only someone who weighs -[4682.18 --> 4683.06] as much as Gabe Newell -[4683.06 --> 4683.46] can. -[4683.80 --> 4684.84] Sorry, I love you, Gabe. -[4684.84 --> 4685.96] Winter Sale is amazing. -[4686.80 --> 4687.62] Sorry, I shouldn't take -[4687.62 --> 4688.32] shots at you for -[4688.32 --> 4688.88] weighing a lot. -[4691.44 --> 4692.86] And now it's back up. -[4692.98 --> 4694.50] So this is one that, -[4694.70 --> 4695.44] I don't know, what are -[4695.44 --> 4696.68] your personal feelings? -[4696.92 --> 4699.18] Should there be a limit -[4699.18 --> 4701.86] to what Valve should be -[4701.86 --> 4704.54] willing to publish on -[4704.54 --> 4705.24] Steam? -[4705.24 --> 4706.58] I think they just need to -[4706.58 --> 4709.22] have, I guess, better -[4709.22 --> 4710.52] predefined metrics. -[4710.52 --> 4712.38] like, you're running a -[4712.38 --> 4712.76] store. -[4712.94 --> 4714.00] You can decide what you -[4714.00 --> 4714.66] want to be in your -[4714.66 --> 4714.84] store. -[4714.94 --> 4715.92] And of course, there's -[4715.92 --> 4716.94] this weird thing where -[4716.94 --> 4717.92] people can vote stuff -[4717.92 --> 4719.08] in, but you still have -[4719.08 --> 4719.62] veto power. -[4719.74 --> 4720.66] You should be able to -[4720.66 --> 4721.44] remove things. -[4723.20 --> 4725.04] And this becomes a -[4725.04 --> 4726.14] fairly interesting thing -[4726.14 --> 4727.10] where a lot of internet -[4727.10 --> 4728.16] platforms are seen as -[4728.16 --> 4729.72] public resources instead -[4729.72 --> 4730.34] of companies. +[4596.10 --> 4597.14] There's nothing that I can... +[4597.14 --> 4598.18] Nothing I can do for you guys. +[4598.52 --> 4599.70] So our source here... +[4600.46 --> 4603.80] XtankSlayerX posted this and it's forums.hatredgame.com +[4603.80 --> 4606.16] And basically it was pulled down. +[4606.16 --> 4610.78] Gabe Newell himself reinstated the game on Greenlight one day later. +[4610.92 --> 4612.40] So that was December 16th. +[4612.54 --> 4615.40] And personally emailed the creator to apologize. +[4615.98 --> 4619.52] And inform him that the game was to be placed back on Steam Greenlight. +[4619.72 --> 4621.56] In the letter he said... +[4621.56 --> 4624.98] Since I wasn't up to speed on why this decision was made... +[4624.98 --> 4630.08] I asked around internally to find out why we had done that. +[4630.42 --> 4631.66] Taking Hatred down. +[4631.66 --> 4636.08] It turns out that it wasn't a good decision and we'll be putting Hatred back up. +[4636.18 --> 4637.56] My apologies to you and your team. +[4637.88 --> 4640.62] Steam is creating tools for content creators and customers. +[4640.84 --> 4642.20] Good luck with your game. +[4642.32 --> 4642.66] Now... +[4643.38 --> 4646.66] I guess I see... +[4646.66 --> 4648.38] Why it might have been pulled. +[4648.94 --> 4650.66] Hatred is a game where you play as the antagonist. +[4651.38 --> 4654.92] Basically you're a mass murderer and you go on a killing spree. +[4655.08 --> 4658.54] The entire point of the game is to kill innocent civilians and police officers. +[4658.54 --> 4662.94] Steam pulled the game just hours after it was launched. +[4663.84 --> 4666.02] And VP of Marketing at Valve stated... +[4666.02 --> 4667.52] Based on what we've seen on Greenlight... +[4667.52 --> 4669.38] We would not publish Hatred on Steam. +[4669.46 --> 4670.88] As such we'll be taking it down. +[4671.10 --> 4672.60] Without really elaborating on the decision. +[4672.70 --> 4673.26] In fact... +[4673.26 --> 4677.58] We still don't know exactly why the decision was made at Valve to pull it down. +[4677.66 --> 4679.54] We just know that Gabe Newell came in and... +[4680.20 --> 4683.46] Stomped in the way that only someone who weighs as much as Gabe Newell can. +[4683.84 --> 4684.84] Sorry I love you Gabe. +[4685.02 --> 4685.96] Winter Sale is amazing. +[4685.96 --> 4688.88] Sorry I shouldn't take shots at you for weighing a lot. +[4691.26 --> 4692.86] And now it's back up. +[4692.98 --> 4694.76] So this is one that... +[4694.76 --> 4695.08] I don't know. +[4695.24 --> 4696.68] What are your personal feelings? +[4696.90 --> 4705.24] Should there be a limit to what Valve should be willing to publish on Steam? +[4705.36 --> 4706.96] I think they just need to have... +[4707.84 --> 4710.44] I guess better predefined metrics. +[4710.92 --> 4712.76] Like you're running a store. +[4712.92 --> 4714.84] You can decide what you want to be in your store. +[4714.84 --> 4718.10] And of course there's this weird thing where people can vote stuff in. +[4718.20 --> 4719.62] But you still have veto power. +[4719.74 --> 4721.44] You should be able to remove things. +[4723.20 --> 4726.14] And this becomes a fairly interesting thing. +[4726.26 --> 4730.34] Where a lot of internet platforms are seen as public resources instead of companies. [4730.68 --> 4731.90] And this happens a lot. -[4732.12 --> 4733.70] And, like, they should -[4733.70 --> 4734.84] do this and then -[4734.84 --> 4735.52] everyone will get very -[4735.52 --> 4736.10] mad at them because -[4736.10 --> 4737.00] they didn't do something -[4737.00 --> 4737.58] the way they wanted -[4737.58 --> 4738.86] them to while it's a -[4738.86 --> 4739.72] company still. -[4740.52 --> 4742.12] Um, it's, it's, it's -[4742.12 --> 4742.50] an interesting -[4742.50 --> 4743.12] conversation. -[4743.32 --> 4743.96] I think they should -[4743.96 --> 4744.74] have better defined -[4744.74 --> 4745.18] metrics. -[4745.18 --> 4746.80] Like, okay, if your -[4746.80 --> 4748.62] game is specifically -[4748.62 --> 4751.60] about mass murder and -[4751.60 --> 4752.64] specifically about -[4752.64 --> 4753.30] killing innocent -[4753.30 --> 4754.00] civilians and -[4754.00 --> 4755.02] specifically about -[4755.02 --> 4756.08] killing police officers -[4756.08 --> 4758.28] who weren't doing -[4758.28 --> 4759.36] anything wrong. -[4759.52 --> 4760.02] Other than their -[4760.02 --> 4760.40] jobs. -[4760.50 --> 4761.04] Their jobs. -[4761.16 --> 4762.36] And, like, specifically -[4762.36 --> 4764.64] designed to be a game -[4764.64 --> 4765.46] about essentially -[4765.46 --> 4766.58] genocide and -[4766.58 --> 4767.72] specifically designed -[4767.72 --> 4768.70] for these things, -[4768.70 --> 4770.38] maybe we don't want -[4770.38 --> 4771.20] that on our service. -[4771.30 --> 4772.46] And if that exists, if -[4772.46 --> 4773.28] that is a metric that -[4773.28 --> 4774.30] they have, then I think -[4774.30 --> 4774.70] it's okay. +[4732.32 --> 4734.56] And like they should do this. +[4734.64 --> 4737.98] And then everyone will get very mad at them because they didn't do something the way they wanted them to. +[4738.24 --> 4739.70] While it's a company still. +[4739.70 --> 4743.12] It's an interesting conversation. +[4743.32 --> 4745.18] I think they should have better defined metrics. +[4745.40 --> 4745.84] Like okay. +[4746.04 --> 4746.20] Yeah. +[4746.34 --> 4751.22] If your game is specifically about mass murder. +[4751.50 --> 4753.72] And specifically about killing innocent civilians. +[4753.92 --> 4759.36] And specifically about killing police officers who weren't doing anything wrong. +[4759.52 --> 4760.38] Other than their jobs. +[4760.48 --> 4761.04] Their jobs. +[4761.04 --> 4765.98] And like specifically designed to be a game about essentially genocide. +[4766.50 --> 4768.70] And specifically designed for these things. +[4769.52 --> 4771.16] Maybe we don't want that on our service. +[4771.30 --> 4772.22] And if that exists. +[4772.38 --> 4773.80] If that is a metric that they have. +[4773.92 --> 4774.70] Then I think it's okay. [4774.82 --> 4776.04] It wasn't. -[4776.38 --> 4777.62] Yeah, because there -[4777.62 --> 4779.82] are games like GTA 5 -[4779.82 --> 4781.34] or Watch Dogs where -[4781.34 --> 4782.66] you can run around and -[4782.66 --> 4783.96] gun down civilians and -[4783.96 --> 4785.24] gun down police officers -[4785.24 --> 4787.00] with, I guess, the -[4787.00 --> 4788.42] justification for that -[4788.42 --> 4789.82] being that the rules -[4789.82 --> 4791.12] of the world do -[4791.12 --> 4792.02] somewhat apply. -[4792.44 --> 4793.36] You know, they'll send -[4793.36 --> 4795.44] bigger and bigger law -[4795.44 --> 4796.68] enforcement after you -[4796.68 --> 4798.10] and, you know, or the -[4798.10 --> 4799.40] public can turn against -[4799.40 --> 4800.76] you and watch dogs or -[4800.76 --> 4801.16] whatever else. -[4801.22 --> 4802.40] Like, it's not considered -[4802.40 --> 4803.94] something that the -[4803.94 --> 4806.96] player is rewarded for. -[4807.10 --> 4807.70] Yeah, and it's not -[4807.70 --> 4809.20] necessarily your specific -[4809.20 --> 4809.56] goal. -[4809.66 --> 4810.16] It's definitely something -[4810.16 --> 4811.06] you can partake in the -[4811.06 --> 4811.26] game. -[4811.36 --> 4812.24] It's definitely something -[4812.24 --> 4812.66] you can do. -[4812.78 --> 4813.92] A game like Carmageddon, -[4814.16 --> 4814.78] you could make the -[4814.78 --> 4815.94] argument it's a racing -[4815.94 --> 4816.34] game. -[4818.28 --> 4819.22] It would be a weak -[4819.22 --> 4820.24] argument, but you could -[4820.24 --> 4821.62] make the argument that it -[4821.62 --> 4823.18] is a racing game. -[4823.38 --> 4824.74] But this game specifically -[4824.74 --> 4826.72] is like, yes, please -[4826.72 --> 4827.78] kill innocent people. -[4828.06 --> 4829.44] People are bringing up -[4829.44 --> 4831.04] Manhunt as an example -[4831.04 --> 4831.30] of these. -[4831.30 --> 4832.16] There's a couple. -[4832.28 --> 4833.14] There's Manhunt, there's -[4833.14 --> 4834.12] that other one that I -[4834.12 --> 4834.64] can't remember the name -[4834.64 --> 4834.98] of. -[4836.92 --> 4837.40] Postal? -[4837.96 --> 4838.40] I think it's called -[4838.40 --> 4839.00] Postal. -[4839.36 --> 4840.52] Cough, Payday 2. -[4840.94 --> 4841.92] So yes, there are -[4841.92 --> 4843.10] examples of stuff like -[4843.10 --> 4844.54] this, but I guess -[4844.54 --> 4845.68] basically the problem is -[4845.68 --> 4847.58] that Valve didn't draw -[4847.58 --> 4848.84] the line, and you don't -[4848.84 --> 4849.68] get to draw the line -[4849.68 --> 4850.34] after the fact. -[4850.40 --> 4851.74] So I suspect right now -[4851.74 --> 4853.62] they're in the process of -[4853.62 --> 4854.80] internal meetings about -[4854.80 --> 4855.36] where they're going to -[4855.36 --> 4856.18] draw the line, because -[4856.18 --> 4857.82] let's say, for example, -[4857.98 --> 4859.24] that Hatred had been -[4859.24 --> 4861.06] baby Hatred, and the -[4861.06 --> 4862.80] entire game was, you -[4862.80 --> 4864.02] know, like AAA -[4864.02 --> 4865.94] graphics, tearing apart -[4865.94 --> 4866.88] babies in front of -[4866.88 --> 4867.98] their mothers, and then -[4867.98 --> 4869.08] you know, committing -[4869.08 --> 4871.22] sexual assault on the -[4871.22 --> 4872.14] like, like you could -[4872.14 --> 4873.04] come up with a game -[4873.04 --> 4874.42] that literally shouldn't -[4874.42 --> 4875.28] be allowed to be -[4875.28 --> 4877.10] published anywhere, and -[4877.10 --> 4878.42] I think Valve just has -[4878.42 --> 4880.12] to define where their -[4880.12 --> 4881.28] line in the sand is -[4881.28 --> 4881.86] going to be drawn. -[4881.86 --> 4882.22] Especially now that -[4882.22 --> 4882.86] they have a voting -[4882.86 --> 4883.24] system. -[4883.48 --> 4884.90] They need to come up -[4884.90 --> 4885.98] with predefined metrics -[4885.98 --> 4887.30] for what cannot get -[4887.30 --> 4887.86] through the voting -[4887.86 --> 4888.72] system and what they're -[4888.72 --> 4889.34] going to veto. -[4890.84 --> 4891.86] I think there wasn't -[4891.86 --> 4892.64] enough communication -[4892.64 --> 4893.86] here on Valve's side -[4893.86 --> 4895.40] as to those types of -[4895.40 --> 4897.60] things, and I think if -[4897.60 --> 4898.52] they wanted to pull -[4898.52 --> 4899.50] something like Hatred -[4899.50 --> 4900.74] down, they should have -[4900.74 --> 4902.18] pulled, sorry, they -[4902.18 --> 4902.54] should have pulled -[4902.54 --> 4903.62] related games down. -[4903.70 --> 4904.46] People brought up that, -[4905.22 --> 4906.54] I don't know, I haven't -[4906.54 --> 4907.58] looked for it, because -[4907.58 --> 4908.56] I'm not interested in -[4908.56 --> 4910.08] this, but people brought -[4910.08 --> 4911.26] up that I think Postal's -[4911.26 --> 4912.14] on Steam or something. -[4912.52 --> 4913.54] So if they wanted to -[4913.54 --> 4914.98] do this, they probably -[4914.98 --> 4915.70] should have taken down -[4915.70 --> 4916.28] games that were -[4916.28 --> 4916.98] essentially the same -[4916.98 --> 4917.34] idea. -[4919.06 --> 4919.58] But, yeah. -[4919.72 --> 4920.58] Okay, so let's move -[4920.58 --> 4921.30] on to something a little -[4921.30 --> 4921.88] bit more fun. -[4921.96 --> 4923.00] This was, the original -[4923.00 --> 4923.88] article is from the -[4923.88 --> 4924.46] Tech Report. -[4924.80 --> 4925.24] All right, can you -[4925.24 --> 4925.58] post that? -[4925.90 --> 4926.08] Yeah. -[4926.08 --> 4927.24] And this was posted -[4927.24 --> 4928.52] by Ah Ming on the -[4928.52 --> 4929.38] forum, and this looks -[4929.38 --> 4930.90] actually pretty awesome. -[4930.96 --> 4931.82] I really like this -[4931.82 --> 4931.92] thing. -[4931.92 --> 4933.10] So, Lian Li is using -[4933.10 --> 4934.60] flexible PCI Express -[4934.60 --> 4935.26] extensions. -[4935.26 --> 4936.92] I sure wish they would -[4936.92 --> 4937.94] do an external power -[4937.94 --> 4938.62] supply and make them -[4938.62 --> 4940.38] smaller, as well as -[4940.38 --> 4942.26] glass, so tempered glass -[4942.26 --> 4944.26] panels, and wall -[4944.26 --> 4945.58] mounting support to -[4945.58 --> 4946.52] make some pretty -[4946.52 --> 4948.30] amazing and unique -[4948.30 --> 4949.06] cases. -[4949.32 --> 4950.68] These look fantastic. +[4776.36 --> 4776.82] Yeah. +[4776.98 --> 4778.36] Because there are games. +[4778.50 --> 4779.88] Like GTA 5. +[4780.02 --> 4781.14] Or Watch Dogs. +[4781.24 --> 4783.60] Where you can run around and gun down civilians. +[4783.84 --> 4785.24] And gun down police officers. +[4785.24 --> 4792.02] With I guess the justification for that being that the rules of the world do somewhat apply. +[4792.44 --> 4792.66] You know. +[4792.76 --> 4796.66] They'll send bigger and bigger law enforcement after you. +[4796.92 --> 4797.56] And you know. +[4797.66 --> 4799.80] Or the public can turn against you. +[4800.00 --> 4801.16] And Watch Dogs or whatever else. +[4801.22 --> 4806.96] Like it's not considered something that the player is rewarded for. +[4807.08 --> 4807.24] Yeah. +[4807.30 --> 4809.56] And it's not necessarily your specific goal. +[4809.66 --> 4811.26] It's definitely something you can partake in the game. +[4811.36 --> 4812.64] It's definitely something you can do. +[4812.64 --> 4813.92] A game like Carmageddon. +[4814.14 --> 4816.34] You could make the argument it's a racing game. +[4818.28 --> 4819.58] It would be a weak argument. +[4819.76 --> 4823.18] But you could make the argument that it is a racing game. +[4823.38 --> 4825.58] But this game specifically is like. +[4825.78 --> 4826.08] Yes. +[4826.32 --> 4827.78] Please kill innocent people. +[4828.08 --> 4828.82] People are bringing up. +[4828.82 --> 4830.08] People are bringing up Manhunt. +[4830.50 --> 4831.30] As an example of these. +[4831.38 --> 4832.16] There's a couple. +[4832.28 --> 4832.80] There's Manhunt. +[4832.94 --> 4834.90] There's that other one that I can't remember the name of. +[4836.98 --> 4837.42] Postal. +[4837.90 --> 4838.92] I think it's called Postal. +[4838.92 --> 4839.10] Postal. +[4839.40 --> 4839.80] Cough. +[4839.90 --> 4840.52] Payday 2. +[4840.88 --> 4841.28] So yes. +[4841.28 --> 4843.40] There are examples of stuff like this. +[4843.74 --> 4848.14] But I guess basically the problem is that Valve didn't draw the line. +[4848.48 --> 4848.56] Yeah. +[4848.56 --> 4850.34] And you don't get to draw the line after the fact. +[4850.40 --> 4855.82] So I suspect right now they're in the process of internal meetings about where they're going to draw the line. +[4855.86 --> 4860.36] Because let's say for example that Hatred had been baby Hatred. +[4860.36 --> 4871.40] And the entire game was you know like triple A graphics tearing apart babies in front of their mothers and then you know committing sexual assault on the like. +[4871.66 --> 4876.04] Like you could come up with a game that literally shouldn't be allowed to be published anywhere. +[4876.60 --> 4881.88] And I think Valve just has to define where their line in the sand is going to be drawn. +[4881.88 --> 4883.24] And now that they have a voting system. +[4883.44 --> 4889.34] They need to they need to come up with predefined metrics for what cannot get through the voting system and what they're going to veto. +[4889.34 --> 4895.68] I think there wasn't enough communication here on Valve's side as to those types of things. +[4895.68 --> 4903.62] And I think if they wanted to pull something like Hatred down they should have pulled sorry they should have pulled related games down. +[4903.72 --> 4908.80] People brought up that I don't know I haven't looked for it because I'm not interested in this. +[4909.12 --> 4912.14] But people brought up that I think Postal's on Steam or something. +[4912.52 --> 4917.34] So like if they wanted to do this they probably should have taken down games that were essentially the same idea. +[4918.80 --> 4919.58] But yeah. +[4919.74 --> 4921.88] Okay so let's move on to something a little bit more fun. +[4921.98 --> 4924.46] This was the original article is from the Tech Report. +[4924.86 --> 4925.58] All right can you post that? +[4925.90 --> 4928.82] And this was posted by Ah Ming on the forum. +[4928.92 --> 4930.90] And this looks actually pretty awesome. +[4930.94 --> 4931.94] I really like this thing. +[4931.94 --> 4935.26] So Li and Li is using flexible PCI Express extensions. +[4935.80 --> 4938.94] I sure wish they would do an external power supply and make them smaller. +[4938.94 --> 4941.06] As well as glass. +[4941.26 --> 4942.88] So tempered glass panels. +[4943.44 --> 4949.06] And wall mounting support to make some pretty amazing and unique cases. +[4949.34 --> 4950.70] These look fantastic. [4951.26 --> 4952.16] Looked really nice. -[4952.30 --> 4953.48] Now, okay, that one's -[4953.48 --> 4953.98] a little big. -[4954.32 --> 4954.92] That one's a little -[4954.92 --> 4955.14] big. -[4955.22 --> 4956.16] So, just for context, -[4956.16 --> 4957.36] guys, here, this is a -[4957.36 --> 4958.08] three and a half inch -[4958.08 --> 4958.46] drive. -[4958.80 --> 4959.84] This is a full-sized -[4959.84 --> 4961.22] ATX power supply, and -[4961.22 --> 4962.32] this is a full-sized -[4962.32 --> 4964.12] gaming-grade graphics -[4964.12 --> 4965.26] card looks like an -[4965.26 --> 4966.42] ASUS Strix or -[4966.42 --> 4967.18] something like that. -[4967.26 --> 4968.32] And that's a full-sized -[4968.32 --> 4969.12] ATX board. -[4969.34 --> 4970.50] Give me this basic -[4970.50 --> 4971.44] concept with an -[4971.44 --> 4972.44] ITX board. -[4972.62 --> 4973.22] Yep, they have -[4973.22 --> 4973.42] that. -[4973.86 --> 4975.46] Yeah, so, where -[4975.46 --> 4975.80] is it? -[4975.94 --> 4976.38] Oh, whatever. -[4976.54 --> 4976.88] I think it's up. -[4976.94 --> 4977.40] I think it's the -[4977.40 --> 4978.32] original picture. -[4978.44 --> 4978.94] Yeah, there we go. -[4978.98 --> 4980.00] So, give me the same -[4980.00 --> 4981.58] basic concept, except -[4981.58 --> 4982.64] tone it down even -[4982.64 --> 4982.86] more. -[4982.92 --> 4983.30] I don't need a -[4983.30 --> 4983.72] three and a half -[4983.72 --> 4984.32] inch drive. -[4984.42 --> 4984.94] I don't want a -[4984.94 --> 4985.96] power supply internally. -[4986.08 --> 4986.66] All this stuff. -[4987.00 --> 4987.92] And this is a -[4987.92 --> 4988.94] really, really cool -[4988.94 --> 4989.36] concept. -[4990.40 --> 4991.38] I think my mom -[4991.38 --> 4991.98] might be calling. -[4992.32 --> 4993.20] Oh, lordy. -[4993.28 --> 4993.88] Do we answer -[4993.88 --> 4994.62] what she has to -[4994.62 --> 4995.22] say about murder -[4995.22 --> 4995.50] games? -[4995.62 --> 4997.16] I really think it's -[4997.16 --> 4997.84] a bad idea. +[4952.30 --> 4953.98] Now okay that one's a little big. +[4954.32 --> 4955.16] That one's a little big. +[4955.16 --> 4956.66] Okay so just for context guys here. +[4956.80 --> 4958.46] This is a three and a half inch drive. +[4958.66 --> 4961.02] This is a full sized ATX power supply. +[4961.14 --> 4964.44] And this is a full sized gaming grade graphics card. +[4964.44 --> 4965.60] And that's an ATX motherboard. +[4965.60 --> 4967.18] It looks like an ASUS Strix or something like that. +[4967.26 --> 4967.40] Yeah. +[4967.46 --> 4969.12] And that's a full size ATX board. +[4969.30 --> 4969.44] Yeah. +[4969.44 --> 4972.46] Give me this basic concept with an ATX board. +[4972.62 --> 4972.78] Yeah. +[4972.86 --> 4973.42] They've had that. +[4973.84 --> 4974.10] Yeah. +[4974.26 --> 4975.80] So where is it? +[4975.92 --> 4976.36] Oh whatever. +[4976.36 --> 4976.64] Okay. +[4976.76 --> 4978.32] I think it's the original picture. +[4978.44 --> 4978.94] Yeah there we go. +[4979.00 --> 4979.10] Yeah. +[4979.22 --> 4982.86] So give me the same basic concept except tone it down even more. +[4982.94 --> 4984.32] I don't need a three and a half inch drive. +[4984.44 --> 4985.96] I don't want a power supply internally. +[4985.96 --> 4986.66] All this stuff. +[4986.66 --> 4989.52] And this is a really really cool concept. +[4990.30 --> 4991.98] I think my mom might be calling. +[4992.32 --> 4993.20] Oh lordy. +[4993.26 --> 4995.48] Do we answer and hear what she has to say about murder games? +[4995.62 --> 4997.84] I really think it's a bad idea. [4998.22 --> 4998.52] Okay. -[4998.74 --> 4999.42] Sorry, mom. -[4999.64 --> 5000.68] We probably know -[5000.68 --> 5001.38] what your stance is -[5001.38 --> 5002.10] on murder games. -[5002.88 --> 5004.14] We're gonna go with -[5004.14 --> 5004.84] mom doesn't like -[5004.84 --> 5005.44] murder games. -[5006.32 --> 5007.24] My mom doesn't -[5007.24 --> 5007.98] like murder games -[5007.98 --> 5008.24] either. -[5008.34 --> 5008.90] My mom doesn't -[5008.90 --> 5009.54] like games in -[5009.54 --> 5009.84] general. -[5010.40 --> 5010.58] Oh. -[5010.82 --> 5011.40] My mom likes -[5011.40 --> 5011.82] games. -[5011.98 --> 5012.72] I think the only -[5012.72 --> 5012.90] game... -[5012.90 --> 5013.30] My mom played -[5013.30 --> 5013.82] Skyrim and -[5013.82 --> 5014.38] WoW and stuff. -[5014.74 --> 5015.54] I think the only -[5015.54 --> 5016.50] game a member of -[5016.50 --> 5017.46] my family ever -[5017.46 --> 5018.94] bought for me was -[5018.94 --> 5020.38] I got the Warcraft -[5020.38 --> 5021.18] 2 battle chest -[5021.18 --> 5022.02] from my grandparents -[5022.02 --> 5023.14] and they never -[5023.14 --> 5023.72] got me a game -[5023.72 --> 5024.40] again because I'm -[5024.40 --> 5025.10] pretty sure my mom -[5025.10 --> 5025.78] gave them heck -[5025.78 --> 5027.10] when I wasn't -[5027.10 --> 5027.38] looking. -[5029.56 --> 5030.36] My mom used to -[5030.36 --> 5031.04] play WoW and I -[5031.04 --> 5031.58] remember one time -[5031.58 --> 5033.08] she got ganked in -[5033.08 --> 5034.74] I'm gonna say the -[5034.74 --> 5035.30] wrong thing but it's -[5035.30 --> 5036.02] a foresty area. -[5036.48 --> 5036.80] Stranglethorn? -[5036.96 --> 5037.12] No. -[5037.30 --> 5037.60] I don't know. -[5037.64 --> 5037.82] Whatever. +[4998.74 --> 4999.44] Sorry mom. +[4999.70 --> 5002.10] We probably know what your stance is on murder games. +[5002.90 --> 5005.44] We're gonna go with mom doesn't like murder games. +[5006.34 --> 5008.24] My mom doesn't like murder games either. +[5008.34 --> 5009.84] My mom doesn't like games in general. +[5010.38 --> 5010.58] Oh. +[5010.82 --> 5011.80] My mom likes games. +[5011.96 --> 5012.90] I think the only game. +[5012.90 --> 5014.38] My mom played Skyrim and WoW and stuff. +[5014.74 --> 5020.58] I think the only game a member of my family ever bought for me was I got the Warcraft 2 +[5020.58 --> 5024.58] battle chest from my grandparents and they never got me a game again because I'm pretty +[5024.58 --> 5027.38] sure my mom gave them heck when I wasn't looking. +[5027.38 --> 5034.74] My mom used to play WoW and I remember one time she got ganked in, I'm gonna say the +[5034.74 --> 5036.00] wrong thing but it's a foresty area. +[5036.36 --> 5036.80] Stranglethorn? +[5036.94 --> 5037.14] Nope. +[5037.32 --> 5037.58] I don't know. +[5037.62 --> 5037.82] Whatever. [5037.90 --> 5038.24] It doesn't matter. -[5038.76 --> 5039.88] And my like whole -[5039.88 --> 5040.82] guild went and -[5040.82 --> 5041.38] protected her. +[5038.76 --> 5041.38] And my like whole guild went and protected her. [5041.48 --> 5041.62] No. [5041.86 --> 5042.28] Just kidding. -[5042.36 --> 5042.74] Not at all. -[5043.24 --> 5044.28] My whole guild went -[5044.28 --> 5045.44] and protected her and -[5045.44 --> 5046.12] it was like the mom -[5046.12 --> 5047.66] defense league and we -[5047.66 --> 5048.34] made sure that she -[5048.34 --> 5049.22] couldn't get ganked by -[5049.22 --> 5049.74] other people. -[5050.10 --> 5050.86] It was fantastic. -[5052.84 --> 5053.28] Wow. -[5053.52 --> 5053.88] Anyway. -[5054.12 --> 5054.26] Oh. -[5054.76 --> 5054.98] Oh. +[5042.34 --> 5042.74] Not at all. +[5043.20 --> 5046.82] My whole guild went and protected her and it was like the mom defense league. +[5047.38 --> 5049.74] And we made sure that she couldn't get ganked by other people. +[5050.08 --> 5050.84] It was fantastic. +[5052.90 --> 5053.26] Wow. +[5053.50 --> 5053.86] Anyway. +[5054.10 --> 5054.24] Oh. +[5054.70 --> 5054.96] Oh. [5055.78 --> 5056.00] Oh. -[5057.86 --> 5058.86] So the Pirate -[5058.86 --> 5061.46] Bay shut down is a -[5061.46 --> 5062.82] lesson in futility. -[5063.14 --> 5063.50] Sorry. -[5063.72 --> 5064.80] Got lots of articles -[5064.80 --> 5066.24] from Variety.com. -[5066.30 --> 5066.92] This was posted by -[5066.92 --> 5067.90] Powder Banks on the -[5067.90 --> 5069.66] forum and in a -[5069.66 --> 5071.44] nutshell it affected -[5071.44 --> 5073.08] so you guys may or -[5073.08 --> 5073.92] may not know this but -[5073.92 --> 5074.86] the official Pirate -[5074.86 --> 5076.38] Bay was the servers -[5076.38 --> 5077.50] were raided. -[5077.50 --> 5078.84] it's like like -[5078.84 --> 5080.22] la la shut down. -[5080.48 --> 5080.56] Yeah. -[5080.62 --> 5082.02] It has had virtually -[5082.02 --> 5083.72] no effect on digital -[5083.72 --> 5084.82] piracy levels -[5084.82 --> 5086.56] whatsoever. -[5087.36 --> 5087.66] Okay. -[5088.04 --> 5089.58] There is an effect -[5089.58 --> 5091.64] but it was small -[5091.64 --> 5093.22] and probably not -[5093.22 --> 5093.68] lasting. -[5093.90 --> 5095.66] So my onscreen -[5095.66 --> 5096.66] keyboard is like -[5096.66 --> 5097.84] is this can you -[5097.84 --> 5098.84] just can you -[5098.84 --> 5099.78] just not -[5099.78 --> 5100.92] XPS? -[5100.92 --> 5101.02] You could have -[5101.02 --> 5101.54] just pressed the -[5101.54 --> 5102.10] X on it. -[5102.20 --> 5102.86] No it would -[5102.86 --> 5103.30] because it keeps -[5103.30 --> 5104.24] coming back if I -[5104.24 --> 5105.02] don't flip the -[5105.02 --> 5105.16] screen. -[5105.48 --> 5106.30] It doesn't happen -[5106.30 --> 5107.06] very often but -[5107.06 --> 5108.14] during the show +[5057.38 --> 5062.84] So the Pirate Bay shut down is a lesson in futility. +[5063.14 --> 5063.72] Sorry, no. +[5063.88 --> 5066.24] Got lots of articles from Variety.com. +[5066.32 --> 5073.00] This was posted by Powder Banks on the forum and in a nutshell it affected, so you guys may +[5073.00 --> 5077.50] or may not know this but the official Pirate Bay was, the servers were raided. +[5077.74 --> 5080.22] It's like, like, la shut down. +[5080.22 --> 5080.58] Yeah. +[5080.58 --> 5086.04] It has had virtually no effect on digital piracy levels whatsoever. +[5087.38 --> 5087.66] Okay. +[5088.04 --> 5093.68] There is an effect but it was small and probably not lasting. +[5093.92 --> 5100.92] So my on-screen keyboard is like, is this, can you just, can you just not XPS? +[5100.92 --> 5102.06] You just press the X on it. +[5102.18 --> 5105.16] No, because it keeps coming back if I don't flip the screen. +[5105.16 --> 5105.22] Oh, okay. +[5105.22 --> 5105.36] Yeah. +[5105.56 --> 5105.64] Okay. +[5105.64 --> 5108.14] It doesn't happen very often but during the show. [5108.14 --> 5108.74] Did you post this? -[5109.04 --> 5109.62] So total -[5109.62 --> 5110.26] no I didn't -[5110.26 --> 5110.60] if you want to -[5110.60 --> 5110.88] go ahead and -[5110.88 --> 5111.18] post that. -[5111.78 --> 5112.98] Total BitTorrent -[5112.98 --> 5114.18] users barely -[5114.18 --> 5115.24] dropped during the -[5115.24 --> 5115.84] Pirate Bay's -[5115.84 --> 5116.32] downtime. -[5117.10 --> 5119.36] So 101.5 million -[5119.36 --> 5120.20] users on December -[5120.20 --> 5121.56] 8th one day prior -[5121.56 --> 5122.36] to the Swedish law -[5122.36 --> 5123.06] enforcement takedown -[5123.06 --> 5123.58] of the Pirate Bay -[5123.58 --> 5124.76] reached an overall -[5124.76 --> 5126.46] low of 95 million -[5126.46 --> 5127.26] users on December -[5127.26 --> 5128.54] 10th back up to -[5128.54 --> 5129.76] 100.2 million -[5129.76 --> 5130.70] users on Friday -[5130.70 --> 5132.64] December the 12th. -[5132.88 --> 5134.04] Daily average since -[5134.04 --> 5134.92] November 1st is -[5134.92 --> 5136.58] roughly 99.9 -[5136.58 --> 5137.74] million and it -[5137.74 --> 5138.96] takes so much -[5138.96 --> 5140.02] effort to take -[5140.02 --> 5140.96] down even one -[5140.96 --> 5141.94] site and when -[5141.94 --> 5142.80] they do it there -[5142.80 --> 5143.22] are going to be -[5143.22 --> 5144.06] dozens to take -[5144.06 --> 5144.52] its place. -[5144.66 --> 5145.32] The ISO hunt -[5145.32 --> 5146.30] guys were hosting -[5146.30 --> 5147.56] the Pirate Bay on -[5147.56 --> 5148.42] their own mirrored -[5148.42 --> 5150.68] server like you -[5150.68 --> 5152.22] are not going to -[5152.22 --> 5153.92] stop piracy. -[5154.50 --> 5155.56] There has to be a -[5155.56 --> 5156.34] better way. -[5156.52 --> 5158.66] I mean Google -[5158.66 --> 5159.92] Play Music turned -[5159.92 --> 5162.00] me into a 100% -[5162.00 --> 5163.04] paid music user. -[5163.04 --> 5164.26] I will happily -[5164.26 --> 5166.08] happily spend my -[5166.08 --> 5167.64] monthly subscription -[5167.64 --> 5168.58] fee on Google -[5168.58 --> 5169.30] Play Music because -[5169.30 --> 5170.62] that is how I want -[5170.62 --> 5171.92] to use it and if -[5171.92 --> 5172.76] you give people the -[5172.76 --> 5173.96] option to use content -[5173.96 --> 5174.62] the way they want to -[5174.62 --> 5175.72] use it I think they -[5175.72 --> 5176.50] will pay for it. -[5176.86 --> 5178.10] I am a personally -[5178.10 --> 5179.70] reformed music -[5179.70 --> 5180.08] pirate. -[5180.86 --> 5182.38] I own like six -[5182.38 --> 5183.70] CDs total. -[5184.14 --> 5185.54] That medium didn't -[5185.54 --> 5186.08] work for me. -[5186.26 --> 5186.90] I wasn't going to -[5186.90 --> 5189.18] pay you $24.99 for -[5189.18 --> 5190.28] the one song that I -[5190.28 --> 5191.24] wanted on that -[5191.24 --> 5192.50] album because quite -[5192.50 --> 5194.16] frankly most of what -[5194.16 --> 5194.92] someone like Britney -[5194.92 --> 5196.28] Spears does is -[5196.28 --> 5197.48] garbage but if I -[5197.48 --> 5198.22] wanted Hit Me Baby -[5198.22 --> 5199.52] one more time I -[5199.52 --> 5200.64] had to pay $24.99. -[5200.72 --> 5201.46] Are you kidding me? +[5108.96 --> 5110.16] So total, no I didn't. +[5110.30 --> 5110.38] Okay. +[5110.38 --> 5111.18] If you want to go ahead and post that. +[5111.84 --> 5116.32] Total BitTorrent users barely dropped during the Pirate Bay's downtime. +[5116.32 --> 5132.04] So 101.5 million users on December 8th, one day prior to the Swedish law enforcement takedown of the Pirate Bay, reached an overall low of 95 million users on December 10th, back up to 100.2 million users on Friday, December the 12th. +[5133.04 --> 5137.12] Daily average since November 1st is roughly 99.9 million. +[5137.12 --> 5144.52] And it takes so much effort to take down even one site and when they do it, there are going to be dozens to take its place. +[5144.64 --> 5148.96] The ISO hunt guys were hosting the Pirate Bay on their own mirrored server. +[5149.28 --> 5153.90] Like, you are not going to stop piracy. +[5154.50 --> 5156.34] There has to be a better way. +[5156.48 --> 5163.04] I mean, Google Play Music turned me into a 100% paid music user. +[5163.04 --> 5171.22] I will happily, happily spend my monthly subscription fee on Google Play Music because that is how I want to use it. +[5171.62 --> 5176.50] And if you give people the option to use content the way they want to use it, I think they will pay for it. +[5176.78 --> 5180.08] I am a personally reformed music pirate. +[5180.80 --> 5183.68] I own like six CDs total. +[5184.14 --> 5186.06] That medium didn't work for me. +[5186.24 --> 5191.52] I wasn't going to pay you $24.99 for the one song that I wanted on that album. +[5191.52 --> 5196.62] Because quite frankly, most of what someone like Britney Spears does is garbage. +[5196.98 --> 5200.64] But if I wanted Hit Me Baby one more time, I had to pay $24.99. +[5200.72 --> 5201.44] Are you kidding me? [5201.54 --> 5201.76] No. -[5202.36 --> 5204.62] So there you go. +[5202.34 --> 5204.60] So, there you go. [5205.04 --> 5206.42] I was reformed. -[5206.82 --> 5207.70] I think other people -[5207.70 --> 5208.90] can be reformed by -[5208.90 --> 5210.14] systems that are -[5210.14 --> 5211.22] designed to actually -[5211.22 --> 5212.52] work and not be so -[5212.52 --> 5213.42] offensive to the -[5213.42 --> 5213.74] consumer. -[5213.94 --> 5214.22] That's like Valve's -[5214.22 --> 5214.94] whole idea. -[5215.30 --> 5215.50] Yep. -[5215.50 --> 5216.38] To a certain degree. -[5216.40 --> 5217.04] That's another thing -[5217.04 --> 5217.26] too. -[5217.52 --> 5218.62] Steam turned me -[5218.62 --> 5220.26] into a legit game -[5220.26 --> 5220.66] owner. -[5221.72 --> 5222.56] Just like that. -[5224.32 --> 5225.28] That's all they had -[5225.28 --> 5226.20] to do was they had -[5226.20 --> 5227.02] to let me use the -[5227.02 --> 5227.84] games the way that I -[5227.84 --> 5228.64] wanted to use them. -[5228.96 --> 5229.82] Copy them back and -[5229.82 --> 5230.60] forth rather than -[5230.60 --> 5231.52] re-downloading them. -[5231.74 --> 5232.40] Not have to worry -[5232.40 --> 5233.24] about serials. -[5233.38 --> 5233.96] Not having to worry -[5233.96 --> 5235.50] about CD keys and -[5235.50 --> 5236.30] physical media. -[5236.32 --> 5236.94] It's like Excel -[5236.94 --> 5238.00] databases that you -[5238.00 --> 5238.82] used to hold because -[5238.82 --> 5239.58] you'd lose them all -[5239.58 --> 5239.92] the time. -[5239.94 --> 5240.46] Like for me. -[5240.52 --> 5240.90] I'm not saying -[5240.90 --> 5241.36] about that. -[5241.44 --> 5242.26] I think you did -[5242.26 --> 5242.90] that but like I -[5242.90 --> 5243.48] know a lot of -[5243.48 --> 5243.66] people. -[5243.74 --> 5244.94] I could make the -[5244.94 --> 5245.42] argument. -[5245.76 --> 5246.42] Like I could actually -[5246.42 --> 5247.10] make the argument -[5247.10 --> 5248.52] that I would pay -[5248.52 --> 5250.10] $20 for the -[5250.10 --> 5251.74] convenience of -[5251.74 --> 5252.14] Steam. -[5252.46 --> 5253.28] Never mind paying -[5253.28 --> 5254.98] $20 for the -[5254.98 --> 5255.86] actual content of -[5255.86 --> 5256.32] the game. -[5256.52 --> 5257.02] I mean if you're -[5257.02 --> 5257.34] going to give me -[5257.34 --> 5258.08] the content of the -[5258.08 --> 5258.64] game and the -[5258.64 --> 5259.16] convenience of -[5259.16 --> 5260.14] Steam for $20 or -[5260.14 --> 5260.98] an average of -[5260.98 --> 5262.26] $24 for a -[5262.26 --> 5262.72] AAA game. -[5262.72 --> 5263.66] If like Uplay and -[5263.66 --> 5264.44] Origin and Steam -[5264.44 --> 5265.18] didn't exist and -[5265.18 --> 5265.86] there was a service -[5265.86 --> 5266.38] that just like -[5266.38 --> 5267.06] managed all your -[5267.06 --> 5267.72] CD keys and -[5267.72 --> 5268.30] managed all the -[5268.30 --> 5268.92] downloads and -[5268.92 --> 5269.40] managed all the -[5269.40 --> 5270.10] installs and all -[5270.10 --> 5270.56] that kind of stuff -[5270.56 --> 5271.06] and made it so you -[5271.06 --> 5271.54] could drag and -[5271.54 --> 5272.30] drop whole folders -[5272.30 --> 5272.82] for games. -[5272.92 --> 5273.52] And it was like a -[5273.52 --> 5274.24] pirate service. -[5274.24 --> 5275.94] Honestly, I'll be -[5275.94 --> 5276.78] completely honest with -[5276.78 --> 5277.14] you guys. -[5277.26 --> 5278.26] I would probably use -[5278.26 --> 5279.18] that service for at -[5279.18 --> 5279.92] least some stuff -[5279.92 --> 5281.46] because for me it -[5281.46 --> 5283.22] really is about the -[5283.22 --> 5284.74] appropriate content -[5284.74 --> 5285.60] delivery model. -[5286.82 --> 5287.84] So there you go. -[5288.42 --> 5289.10] That's why pirates -[5289.10 --> 5289.50] thrive. -[5289.78 --> 5290.28] Content delivery -[5290.28 --> 5290.92] models suck. -[5291.36 --> 5291.94] That's why Netflix -[5291.94 --> 5292.84] is doing so well -[5292.84 --> 5294.24] because previous movie -[5294.24 --> 5295.22] content delivery models -[5295.22 --> 5296.06] were terrible. -[5296.28 --> 5297.08] And honestly I've -[5297.08 --> 5298.22] had no time to -[5298.22 --> 5299.24] watch movies or TV -[5299.24 --> 5300.42] shows lately with -[5300.42 --> 5301.48] the kids and all -[5301.48 --> 5301.68] that. -[5301.88 --> 5304.36] But if I like -[5304.36 --> 5305.96] once things settle -[5305.96 --> 5306.70] in a little bit -[5306.70 --> 5307.54] then I'll probably -[5307.54 --> 5308.38] reactivate my -[5308.38 --> 5309.06] Netflix subscription -[5309.06 --> 5309.48] as well. +[5206.82 --> 5213.74] I think other people can be reformed by systems that are designed to actually work and not be so offensive to the consumer. +[5213.92 --> 5214.94] That's like Valve's whole idea. +[5215.30 --> 5215.48] Yep. +[5215.48 --> 5216.36] To a certain degree. +[5216.38 --> 5217.26] That's another thing too. +[5217.54 --> 5220.66] Steam turned me into a legit game owner. +[5221.52 --> 5222.56] Just like that. +[5224.30 --> 5225.60] That's all they had to do. +[5225.68 --> 5228.64] Was they had to let me use the games the way that I wanted to use them. +[5228.96 --> 5231.52] Copy them back and forth rather than re-downloading them. +[5231.74 --> 5233.24] Not have to worry about serials. +[5233.38 --> 5234.98] Not having to worry about CD keys. +[5235.16 --> 5235.30] Yeah. +[5235.38 --> 5236.30] And physical media. +[5236.30 --> 5239.92] It's like Excel databases that you used to hold because you'd lose them all the time. +[5239.98 --> 5240.48] Like for me. +[5240.52 --> 5241.36] I'm not saying about that. +[5241.44 --> 5242.44] I think you did that. +[5242.44 --> 5243.66] But like I know a lot of people. +[5243.66 --> 5245.44] I could make the argument. +[5245.76 --> 5252.14] Like I could actually make the argument that I would pay $20 for the convenience of Steam. +[5252.40 --> 5256.32] Never mind paying $20 for the actual content of the game. +[5256.52 --> 5262.72] I mean if you're going to give me the content of the game and the convenience of Steam for $20 or an average of $24 for a AAA game. +[5262.72 --> 5270.56] Like Uplay and Origin and Steam didn't exist and there was a service that just like managed all your CD keys and managed all the downloads and managed all the installs and all that kind of stuff. +[5270.62 --> 5272.82] And made it so you could drag and drop whole folders for games. +[5272.92 --> 5274.22] And it was like a pirate service. +[5274.88 --> 5275.28] Honestly. +[5275.54 --> 5277.14] I'll be completely honest with you guys. +[5277.26 --> 5279.92] I would probably use that service for at least some stuff. +[5280.26 --> 5285.60] Because for me it really is about the appropriate content delivery model. +[5286.90 --> 5287.82] So there you go. +[5288.34 --> 5289.50] That's why pirates thrive. +[5289.78 --> 5290.92] Content delivery models suck. +[5291.36 --> 5292.82] That's why Netflix is doing so well. +[5293.06 --> 5296.06] Because previous movie content delivery models were terrible. +[5296.28 --> 5301.70] And honestly I've had no time to watch movies or TV shows lately with the kids and all that. +[5301.70 --> 5309.48] But if I like once things settle in a little bit then I'll probably reactivate my Netflix subscription as well. [5310.20 --> 5311.00] I have it. -[5311.08 --> 5311.42] I don't even -[5311.42 --> 5312.14] necessarily use it -[5312.14 --> 5312.76] that much but -[5312.76 --> 5313.48] there will be like -[5313.48 --> 5314.36] that weekend where -[5314.36 --> 5314.94] I have nothing to -[5314.94 --> 5315.84] do or I have -[5315.84 --> 5316.60] something to do but -[5316.60 --> 5317.32] it's like in my -[5317.32 --> 5317.96] house and I'll just -[5317.96 --> 5318.54] play something in -[5318.54 --> 5319.74] the background and -[5319.74 --> 5320.64] I'm like oh yeah I'm -[5320.64 --> 5321.38] happy I have this. -[5322.22 --> 5322.82] And I'll get like -[5322.82 --> 5324.26] the whole value of -[5324.26 --> 5325.34] that monthly sub from -[5325.34 --> 5325.96] like a day. -[5326.30 --> 5326.44] Yep. -[5326.54 --> 5327.54] Be like yep awesome -[5327.54 --> 5328.48] super happy I had -[5328.48 --> 5328.68] this. -[5329.18 --> 5330.52] So I think that's -[5330.52 --> 5331.42] pretty much it. -[5331.48 --> 5334.10] I'm okay with it -[5334.10 --> 5334.64] being pretty much -[5334.64 --> 5335.10] it because I'm -[5335.10 --> 5335.98] super overheating -[5335.98 --> 5336.62] because I'm wearing -[5336.62 --> 5337.32] a shirt and then -[5337.32 --> 5338.04] another shirt and -[5338.04 --> 5338.78] then a sweater and -[5338.78 --> 5339.08] a wig. -[5339.38 --> 5340.30] Do I have a sweater -[5340.30 --> 5341.16] on under my habit? -[5341.38 --> 5341.88] No I don't. -[5342.50 --> 5343.20] I'm sure there's -[5343.20 --> 5343.76] going to be a fair -[5343.76 --> 5344.42] number of people -[5344.42 --> 5345.08] talking because I've -[5345.08 --> 5345.88] actually never really -[5345.88 --> 5346.70] talked about that I -[5346.70 --> 5347.60] used to pirate a lot -[5347.60 --> 5348.08] of content. -[5348.52 --> 5349.26] Yeah I think that's -[5349.26 --> 5349.74] the first time you -[5349.74 --> 5350.12] ever brought that up. -[5350.12 --> 5351.38] I speak out a lot -[5351.38 --> 5353.00] against piracy and -[5353.00 --> 5355.66] like I dismiss a lot -[5355.66 --> 5356.70] of those arguments and -[5356.70 --> 5357.68] the reason that I feel -[5357.68 --> 5358.98] like I have the right -[5358.98 --> 5360.14] to do that is because -[5360.14 --> 5361.00] I have made those -[5361.00 --> 5362.20] arguments and I -[5362.20 --> 5363.32] know that I was -[5363.32 --> 5364.30] just lying to myself. -[5364.58 --> 5365.66] I was lying to myself -[5365.66 --> 5366.42] and I was lying to -[5366.42 --> 5367.52] other people and it's -[5367.52 --> 5368.52] basically complete -[5368.52 --> 5369.00] rubbish. +[5311.08 --> 5312.56] I don't even necessarily use it that much. +[5312.66 --> 5315.18] But there will be like that weekend where I have nothing to do. +[5315.36 --> 5317.58] Or I have something to do but it's like in my house. +[5317.58 --> 5318.92] And I'll just play something in the background. +[5319.56 --> 5321.36] And I'm like oh yeah I'm happy I have this. +[5322.12 --> 5325.96] And I'll get like the whole value of that monthly sub from like a day. +[5326.22 --> 5326.42] Yep. +[5326.50 --> 5327.54] And be like yep awesome. +[5327.74 --> 5328.68] Super happy I had this. +[5329.20 --> 5331.40] So I think that's pretty much it. +[5333.26 --> 5334.78] I'm okay with it being pretty much it. +[5334.82 --> 5335.96] Because I'm super overheating. +[5336.20 --> 5339.06] Because I'm wearing a shirt and then another shirt and then a sweater and a wig. +[5339.36 --> 5341.16] Do I have a sweater on under my habit? +[5341.38 --> 5341.84] No I don't. +[5341.84 --> 5344.72] I'm sure there's going to be a fair number of people talking. +[5344.78 --> 5348.04] Because I've actually never really talked about that I used to pirate a lot of content. +[5348.50 --> 5350.12] Yeah I think that's the first time you heard about that. +[5350.12 --> 5352.34] I speak out a lot against piracy. +[5352.76 --> 5356.42] And like I dismiss a lot of those arguments. +[5356.42 --> 5361.34] And the reason that I feel like I have the right to do that is because I have made those arguments. +[5361.66 --> 5364.28] And I know that I was just lying to myself. +[5364.60 --> 5366.94] I was lying to myself and I was lying to other people. +[5367.18 --> 5369.00] And it's basically complete rubbish. [5369.20 --> 5369.86] I've gone back. [5369.86 --> 5370.52] It's horse crap. -[5371.18 --> 5372.28] And like I know it's -[5372.28 --> 5373.40] not the same because -[5373.40 --> 5374.34] right when your game -[5374.34 --> 5375.34] launches the metrics -[5375.34 --> 5377.08] are massively more -[5377.08 --> 5377.78] important and whatnot -[5377.78 --> 5379.20] but certain things that -[5379.20 --> 5380.16] I pirated when I was a -[5380.16 --> 5381.06] kid and there was -[5381.06 --> 5382.28] legitimately no possible -[5382.28 --> 5383.02] way I could have paid -[5383.02 --> 5385.02] for it I have gone -[5385.02 --> 5386.80] back and purchased in -[5386.80 --> 5387.70] like almost every -[5387.70 --> 5388.10] scenario. -[5388.10 --> 5390.78] So people are saying -[5390.78 --> 5391.46] I'm going to lose my -[5391.46 --> 5391.88] sponsors. -[5392.20 --> 5393.58] I've said far worse on -[5393.58 --> 5394.08] this show. -[5396.08 --> 5397.88] So yeah good luck with -[5397.88 --> 5398.24] that. -[5399.04 --> 5400.22] Thanks for watching guys -[5400.22 --> 5401.56] we'll see you again next -[5401.56 --> 5402.96] week same bat time same -[5402.96 --> 5403.64] bat channel. -[5403.80 --> 5404.46] We won't be girls. -[5404.68 --> 5406.02] We will not be we will -[5406.02 --> 5407.76] not be dressed up as as -[5407.76 --> 5409.60] nuns and the chick from -[5409.60 --> 5410.08] Firefly. +[5371.18 --> 5372.90] And like I know it's not the same. +[5373.02 --> 5377.78] Because right when your game launches the metrics are massively more important and whatnot. +[5377.78 --> 5383.42] But certain things that I pirated when I was a kid and there was legitimately no possible way I could have paid for it. +[5384.14 --> 5385.68] I have gone back and purchased. +[5386.56 --> 5388.08] In like almost every scenario. +[5389.56 --> 5391.88] So people are saying I'm going to lose my sponsors. +[5392.20 --> 5394.06] I've said far worse on this show. +[5396.04 --> 5398.24] So yeah good luck with that. +[5399.02 --> 5400.24] Thanks for watching guys. +[5400.40 --> 5401.78] We'll see you again next week. +[5401.86 --> 5402.62] Same bat time. +[5402.76 --> 5403.62] Same bat channel. +[5403.78 --> 5404.44] We won't be girls. +[5404.44 --> 5410.10] We will not be dressed up as nuns and the chick from Firefly. [5410.20 --> 5411.00] What's with this shirt? -[5411.56 --> 5412.88] She wears this is not a -[5412.88 --> 5413.94] very accurate representation -[5413.94 --> 5416.04] but it's probably just -[5416.04 --> 5416.98] like the best thing that -[5416.98 --> 5418.58] could find but she wears -[5418.58 --> 5419.96] like her her kind of -[5419.96 --> 5420.90] greasy overalls and -[5420.90 --> 5421.86] then she wears like a -[5421.86 --> 5423.12] more girly shirt under -[5423.12 --> 5423.30] it. -[5423.42 --> 5425.62] Usually it's less terrible -[5425.62 --> 5426.14] than this. -[5426.36 --> 5426.72] All right. -[5427.02 --> 5427.56] Peace guys. -[5427.64 --> 5428.30] She also doesn't have a -[5428.30 --> 5428.54] beard. -[5429.74 --> 5431.02] So how can you tell? -[5433.64 --> 5435.28] She could have a like -[5435.28 --> 5436.92] transparent hair beard. -[5436.92 --> 5440.96] You don't think so but I -[5440.96 --> 5441.86] asked how you know I -[5441.86 --> 5442.80] didn't ask how you don't -[5442.80 --> 5443.28] think so. -[5443.72 --> 5444.34] But if you had a -[5444.34 --> 5444.56] turn. -[5446.56 --> 5447.46] Doesn't everyone have -[5447.46 --> 5447.70] like a. -[5447.74 --> 5448.84] Have you ever rubbed -[5448.84 --> 5450.10] your face against hers? -[5450.56 --> 5450.96] No. -[5451.26 --> 5451.72] But I would. -[5452.56 --> 5453.86] Would you do that if -[5453.86 --> 5454.64] you had the opportunity? -[5455.12 --> 5455.56] Probably. -[5456.24 --> 5457.44] Although not forcibly. -[5457.76 --> 5458.40] She would have to be -[5458.40 --> 5459.14] okay with it first. -[5459.42 --> 5459.68] Okay. -[5459.78 --> 5460.70] I would be okay with you -[5460.70 --> 5461.48] rubbing your face against -[5461.48 --> 5461.76] mine. -[5462.02 --> 5462.46] Would you? -[5462.82 --> 5463.78] Probably not actually. -[5463.86 --> 5464.90] I was just I wanted to -[5464.90 --> 5465.40] clarify that. -[5465.40 --> 5466.54] Based on how much residue -[5466.54 --> 5468.06] your hands leave on mice. -[5468.26 --> 5469.10] I don't think I need to -[5469.10 --> 5469.92] make contact with your -[5469.92 --> 5470.12] face. -[5470.12 --> 5470.92] My face doesn't sweat -[5470.92 --> 5472.22] as much as my hands do. -[5472.54 --> 5473.36] Can you prove that -[5473.36 --> 5474.08] without rubbing your -[5474.08 --> 5474.64] face on me? -[5475.16 --> 5476.54] Actually probably yeah. +[5411.56 --> 5412.06] She wears. +[5412.18 --> 5413.94] This is not a very accurate representation. +[5415.08 --> 5417.50] But it's probably just like the best thing Nick could find. +[5417.84 --> 5420.82] But she wears like her kind of greasy overalls. +[5420.84 --> 5423.30] And then she wears like a more girly shirt under it. +[5423.42 --> 5426.14] Usually it's less terrible than this. +[5426.34 --> 5426.64] Alright. +[5427.00 --> 5427.54] Peace guys. +[5427.64 --> 5428.54] She also doesn't have a beard. +[5430.08 --> 5431.00] How can you tell? +[5431.00 --> 5436.90] She could have a like transparent hair beard. +[5438.12 --> 5439.04] I don't think so. +[5439.50 --> 5440.56] You don't think so. +[5440.68 --> 5441.72] But I asked how you know. +[5441.82 --> 5443.24] I didn't ask how you don't think so. +[5443.70 --> 5444.64] But if you had a... +[5444.64 --> 5447.74] Doesn't everyone have like a... +[5447.74 --> 5450.08] Have you ever rubbed your face against hers? +[5450.08 --> 5450.96] No. +[5451.20 --> 5451.72] But I would. +[5452.00 --> 5452.34] I don't know. +[5452.74 --> 5454.64] Would you do that if you had the opportunity? +[5455.10 --> 5455.92] Probably yes. +[5456.38 --> 5457.44] Although not forcibly. +[5457.76 --> 5459.14] She would have to be okay with it first. +[5459.40 --> 5459.66] Okay. +[5459.76 --> 5461.74] I would be okay with you rubbing your face against mine. +[5462.00 --> 5462.46] Would you? +[5462.76 --> 5463.78] Probably not actually. +[5463.84 --> 5464.44] I was just... +[5464.44 --> 5465.40] I wanted to clarify that. +[5465.42 --> 5469.82] Based on how much residue your hands leave on mice, I don't think I need to make contact with +[5469.82 --> 5470.12] your face. +[5470.12 --> 5472.20] My face doesn't sweat as much as my hands do. +[5472.52 --> 5474.64] Can you prove that without rubbing your face on me? +[5475.12 --> 5476.54] Actually, probably yeah. +[5476.54 --> 5506.52] I don't know. diff --git a/The WAN Show Titan Z Delayed, ET Dumping Ground Found - May 2nd, 2014_transcript.txt b/The WAN Show Titan Z Delayed, ET Dumping Ground Found - May 2nd, 2014_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..47056cfda30c84de03e78703b9ebfec6cb3134a4 --- /dev/null +++ b/The WAN Show Titan Z Delayed, ET Dumping Ground Found - May 2nd, 2014_transcript.txt @@ -0,0 +1,2087 @@ +[0.00 --> 11.00] Welcome to the WAN Show, guys. You know what's funny? Because I actually received a complaint from one of our sponsors earlier this week. +[11.00 --> 19.00] Well, it's not so much that I received a complaint as they received a complaint. It was a major sponsor of ours. +[19.00 --> 32.00] So one of our long-term relationships that we've had for a long time, that's how long-term relationships work, they last a long time. I mean, unless it's, you know, ah, there's no good place this can go. +[32.00 --> 43.00] So it's a long-term sponsor, and what happened was they actually received a complaint about the obscene content of a Friday stream that was sponsored by said sponsor. +[43.00 --> 51.00] So I freaked out. I'm like, oh man, I'm not always the most politically correct guy in the world. I think we can all agree on this. +[51.00 --> 60.00] Slender Man definitely knows that I'm not always the most appropriate boss, you know, when it comes to touching and words that I say. +[60.00 --> 67.00] But I was like, okay, well, it must have been something particularly horrible if someone's complaining about it. +[67.00 --> 69.00] I sounded really bad. What? +[69.00 --> 73.00] Sometimes I'm not an appropriate boss when it comes to touching and words that I say. +[73.00 --> 77.00] Well, like, you know, poopsicle. +[77.00 --> 78.00] Okay. +[78.00 --> 85.00] That's what I meant. So basically I'm freaking out. I'm running around trying to download the archive. Twitch isn't working. +[85.00 --> 90.00] I can barely load a page on the site, and I just want to watch the archive, and I go, oh no, hold on YouTube. +[90.00 --> 96.00] So I go on the YouTube one, and I'm like, oh, this doesn't look that bad. And then I go, ah, after party. +[96.00 --> 101.00] Maybe something happened on the after party. And so I'm like trying to get on Twitch again. +[101.00 --> 107.00] I'm like, I can't see this show. I don't want to admit to guilt before I figure out if I did something wrong. +[107.00 --> 113.00] So at the end of it all, get this. I'm like still running around. I get this email. +[113.00 --> 128.00] Thank goodness for the pebble, because I knew about the email immediately. And it's like, oh, upon getting further clarification, it was actually one of the participants in the chat of your show that said something obscene. +[128.00 --> 140.00] And I was just kind of sitting there going, I was like, really? Really? The obscene content of my show is someone in Twitch chat? +[140.00 --> 143.00] I don't think the public internet has a proper ESRB rating. +[143.00 --> 145.00] I really don't think it does. +[145.00 --> 147.00] Like, come on guys. +[147.00 --> 153.00] So that, that was where my upset ended. That was where my stress ended. +[153.00 --> 158.00] Hashtag make bombs. Thank you for whoever's in the Twitch chat doing that. Speaking of Twitch chat being inappropriate. +[158.00 --> 164.00] So, so I was just, they were like, oh, well, you know, do you think you could like get moderators? +[164.00 --> 172.00] I'm like, yeah, we're on it. Okay. We've got this. We've got this under control. We are going to add so many moderators that you're not going to be able, we're going to moderate. +[172.00 --> 174.00] Well, we moderate in our sleep. +[174.00 --> 178.00] What would happen if we made every single, can, can moderators time out other moderators? +[178.00 --> 179.00] I don't think so. +[179.00 --> 182.00] Okay. So I was going to say if we made every single person a moderator. +[182.00 --> 185.00] I, yeah, that creates more problems than it solves. +[185.00 --> 186.00] I know. I know. I know. +[186.00 --> 197.00] So we've got a great show for you today, guys. We've got a number of topics. Number one is the Titan Z or Titan Zed, if you prefer, from Nvidia has allegedly been postponed. +[197.00 --> 201.00] And by allegedly, I mean, it was supposed to launch three days ago and it's not here. +[201.00 --> 204.00] So, yeah. +[204.00 --> 210.00] The word on the street is actually, well, you'll have to wait for the word on the street. Why don't you just watch the show for a change? +[210.00 --> 211.00] Seriously. +[211.00 --> 215.00] Do you see people tune in for the intro and then leave? I've been watching the Twitch numbers. +[215.00 --> 216.00] Really? +[216.00 --> 219.00] They're just like, what do, what do Linus and Luke think? No, I'm totally messing with you. +[219.00 --> 220.00] I was going to say, I'm pretty sure it goes up. +[220.00 --> 221.00] Nobody does that. +[221.00 --> 224.00] Like, you pretty sure it goes up like for a while. +[224.00 --> 230.00] People watch the show to stare at your hunky good looks, not because they want to watch the intro and then leave. +[230.00 --> 231.00] That's cute. +[231.00 --> 237.00] Also, Google is rumored to be launching the Android Silver program. +[237.00 --> 240.00] And we've got a few details of what that would be. +[240.00 --> 250.00] But it sounds like some kind of a mishmash of the Nexus program and Google Play Edition phones and the love child that exists from that sort of pairing. +[250.00 --> 256.00] And actually, people were freaking out initially when rumors started to swirl about Nexus phones going away. +[256.00 --> 258.00] But in my mind, this could be a very good thing. +[258.00 --> 259.00] More on that later. +[259.00 --> 261.00] We have China building an e-sports stadium. +[261.00 --> 263.00] I love saying more on that later. +[263.00 --> 264.00] Why? +[264.00 --> 267.00] Because it's like, it implies that whatever we say about it will be stupid. +[267.00 --> 269.00] More on that later! +[269.00 --> 270.00] Anyway, sorry. +[270.00 --> 272.00] Oh man. +[272.00 --> 277.00] And Nissan is developing a paint that will resist both water and oil. +[277.00 --> 279.00] More on that later. +[279.00 --> 281.00] That's a smart idea. +[281.00 --> 282.00] But I'm just... +[282.00 --> 283.00] That's not stupid. +[283.00 --> 284.00] You're not even doing it right. +[284.00 --> 287.00] I'm going to play the intro. +[287.00 --> 288.00] So... +[288.00 --> 313.00] So we've got a couple of sponsors here for you guys. +[313.00 --> 317.00] Hotspot Shield is the fast, easy, and expensive way to set yourself up with a VPN. +[317.00 --> 321.00] You can save 20% off an elite membership by using offer code LINUS. +[321.00 --> 325.00] And ASUS Republic of Gamers Gaming Notebooks. +[325.00 --> 330.00] We've actually recently done a fair bit of talking about the G750 on the show. +[330.00 --> 336.00] And we're going to keep doing that today because we are both powered by the ASUS G750JZ. +[336.00 --> 340.00] I still need nutrition to some point. +[340.00 --> 342.00] And he's talking about a rapper. +[342.00 --> 343.00] Nutrition? +[343.00 --> 344.00] Yeah. +[344.00 --> 345.00] You said we're both powered by it. +[345.00 --> 346.00] But we're not... +[346.00 --> 348.00] We're more powered by like stuff that we eat and drink. +[348.00 --> 350.00] Not necessarily the laptop. +[350.00 --> 351.00] Ohhhhhhhhhh. +[351.00 --> 352.00] Ohhhhhhhhhh. +[352.00 --> 353.00] Ohhhh. +[353.00 --> 356.00] Were you thinking of that all week? +[356.00 --> 357.00] No actually. +[357.00 --> 359.00] I was thinking about Jay-Z the whole week. +[359.00 --> 361.00] Okay, well then put more effort into it. +[361.00 --> 366.00] Next time if you're going to say something stupid when I talk about the G750JZ, I want +[366.00 --> 367.00] some premeditation. +[367.00 --> 368.00] So I'm going to pre... +[368.00 --> 369.00] I will do this. +[369.00 --> 374.00] I will plan out some sort of thing focused around Jay-Z for next week. +[374.00 --> 375.00] You're awful. +[375.00 --> 379.00] Alright, so let's move on to our first topic of the day. +[379.00 --> 383.00] Nissan develops water repellent technology for their cars. +[383.00 --> 385.00] Now that's a bit of a... +[385.00 --> 386.00] That's a bit of an oversimplification. +[386.00 --> 393.00] It's not actually Nissan that developed this hydrophobic and oleophobic coating. +[393.00 --> 399.00] For clarification, hydrophobic is water repellent and oleophobic is oil repellent. +[399.00 --> 400.00] Yes. +[400.00 --> 406.00] So, but, but they have developed the idea of putting such a coating on a car. +[406.00 --> 407.00] Which to me really... +[407.00 --> 408.00] In like paint form. +[408.00 --> 410.00] Isn't that big of a deal, but you know. +[410.00 --> 413.00] Either way, this video is frickin' cool. +[413.00 --> 415.00] So we're going to go ahead and watch it together. +[415.00 --> 418.00] And there's no sound, so I will be the narrator. +[418.00 --> 422.00] Nissan, is this the world's first self-cleaning car? +[422.00 --> 424.00] You're in my Batman. +[424.00 --> 426.00] Look at us painting it. +[426.00 --> 428.00] This is how paint works. +[428.00 --> 433.00] Sometimes, the paint has a hose that contains paint and an air conditioner. +[433.00 --> 435.00] The Batman decides to turn the light off. +[435.00 --> 437.00] Sometimes, cars go on the road. +[437.00 --> 439.00] This is a windshield. +[439.00 --> 441.00] This is rain on the ground. +[441.00 --> 444.00] It's like backwards rain. +[444.00 --> 445.00] It starts on the ground. +[445.00 --> 446.00] It goes up your car. +[446.00 --> 449.00] And it contains, sometimes, mud. +[449.00 --> 450.00] It's backwards rain evaporation. +[450.00 --> 452.00] Repels water and spray. +[452.00 --> 453.00] Spray. +[453.00 --> 454.00] Spray. +[454.00 --> 456.00] I was thinking of my shoulder. +[456.00 --> 457.00] Cause it hurts. +[457.00 --> 458.00] Everyday dirt. +[458.00 --> 460.00] Not just some days dirt. +[460.00 --> 461.00] This is really impressive though. +[461.00 --> 462.00] Okay, so check this out. +[462.00 --> 463.00] Check this out. +[463.00 --> 468.00] This final shot, if the video is to be believed, has not been doctored. +[468.00 --> 471.00] So you can actually find like a couple little things on it. +[471.00 --> 472.00] Like there's a little thing here. +[472.00 --> 473.00] See that? +[473.00 --> 479.00] Um, and then down here, this piece of plastic has actually clearly gone through the same +[479.00 --> 481.00] treatment as the other piece of plastic. +[481.00 --> 485.00] One thing to note is that this is a left side vehicle. +[485.00 --> 489.00] So it means whenever they are like driving off the side of the road a little bit, it'll +[489.00 --> 490.00] be on this side. +[490.00 --> 493.00] So they, they did abuse the more. +[493.00 --> 494.00] And you can kind of tell in the plastic. +[494.00 --> 495.00] Yeah. +[495.00 --> 500.00] So you can tell in the plastic that they, they, they abused this side more to make their +[500.00 --> 505.00] point, I think, but that doesn't change the fact that the hydrophobic oleophobic coating +[505.00 --> 510.00] everywhere where it isn't applied, um, or everywhere where it's been applied, like on the paint +[510.00 --> 514.00] here on the windshield is really, really impressive. +[514.00 --> 515.00] I mean, look at that. +[515.00 --> 517.00] We're just going to hear, let's reframe on that for a second. +[517.00 --> 523.00] So you can see the way that the dirt and water just come right off of it. +[523.00 --> 525.00] Now it's not the first time we've seen this. +[525.00 --> 530.00] When I saw a Nissan's video, I went looking around for, for other ones and I saw some really +[530.00 --> 537.00] cool demos, like taking, um, a concrete cinder block and coating one side of it and just +[537.00 --> 539.00] like trying to make it wet, taking a glove. +[539.00 --> 540.00] Yeah. +[540.00 --> 541.00] Yeah. +[541.00 --> 545.00] And just like taking the two gloves and then putting them down on like paper towel. +[545.00 --> 547.00] And there's like, like one drop. +[547.00 --> 550.00] There's really cool stuff where if you get a really nice camera and you like coat someone's +[550.00 --> 555.00] finger in it and then put it in the water, you can see like the layer around your finger +[555.00 --> 557.00] where the water's not touching. +[557.00 --> 558.00] Huh. +[558.00 --> 559.00] It's really interesting. +[559.00 --> 561.00] I'll try and find a video for you later. +[561.00 --> 564.00] Um, but some of my favorite ones is literally when someone just coats a shirt in it, wears +[564.00 --> 567.00] the shirt and then the other dude like sprays mustard or ketchup on them. +[567.00 --> 568.00] Right. +[568.00 --> 573.00] And then instead of going bleh, it hits them and then just falls off. +[573.00 --> 577.00] It's really, it like hurts the brain for the first few seconds. +[577.00 --> 580.00] So this was posted on the forum by Probe NJA. +[580.00 --> 583.00] So huge shout out to you for doing that. +[583.00 --> 586.00] And I think that's pretty much all there is to say about it. +[586.00 --> 590.00] Nissan has said already that they have no plans to offer the paint as standard equipment, +[590.00 --> 593.00] but we'll consider making it an option. +[593.00 --> 595.00] You know what to me is kind of funny? +[595.00 --> 598.00] What do you mean consider making it an option? +[598.00 --> 602.00] They have to be, they have to talk like that. +[602.00 --> 603.00] I know. +[603.00 --> 605.00] Cause like what if something happens? +[605.00 --> 609.00] What if some patent comes out and then they're like, oh, there's no way this is going to work. +[609.00 --> 611.00] Because they didn't, like you said at the beginning, they didn't invent this. +[611.00 --> 612.00] This has existed. +[612.00 --> 616.00] That's why there's videos like what we were just talking about of people doing it. +[616.00 --> 623.00] I can't remember the name, but there's a brand that sells it just in spray cans and you can spray it on pretty much everything. +[623.00 --> 629.00] So yeah, if you want to do this to whatever, you do have to kind of worry, like you don't want to eat this stuff. +[629.00 --> 635.00] I'm not even going to bother read the label, but something that's going to repel liquids should probably not be ingested. +[635.00 --> 636.00] Right. +[636.00 --> 639.00] Well, I mean the whole thing with Scotchgard, like you know why Scotchgard sucks now, right? +[639.00 --> 641.00] Cause they had to nerf it, right? +[641.00 --> 643.00] Yeah, they had to completely change the formula. +[643.00 --> 649.00] The original Scotchgard, like my mum was under the impression that Scotchgard was amazing. +[649.00 --> 655.00] So I went and like sprayed all of my ski equipment with it and like the first day I was like, yeah, I'm soaked. +[655.00 --> 656.00] This stuff is crap, mum. +[656.00 --> 657.00] What on earth are you talking about? +[657.00 --> 658.00] She's like, no, no, it's great. +[658.00 --> 659.00] It's great. +[659.00 --> 660.00] It's great Linus. +[660.00 --> 661.00] You should put it on all your stuff. +[661.00 --> 663.00] I'm like, okay. +[663.00 --> 665.00] Disconnected. +[665.00 --> 667.00] Not working. +[667.00 --> 672.00] But then I actually looked into it and the reason they had to change the formula was because in the town where they +[672.00 --> 676.00] manufactured it all, the birth defect rate was like, right. +[676.00 --> 677.00] Yeah. +[677.00 --> 678.00] So it was like a huge problem. +[678.00 --> 679.00] So yeah, sure. +[679.00 --> 684.00] There could be some kind of environmental concern, some kind of health concern that comes along with this type of a coating. +[684.00 --> 689.00] But at the end of the day, if they are figuring out how to apply it to cars. +[689.00 --> 690.00] Okay. +[690.00 --> 694.00] I guess the thing that I hate seeing is artificial segmentation. +[694.00 --> 699.00] Like on our premium model, we'll offer this option to have this oleophobic coating. +[699.00 --> 700.00] It's like, you know what? +[700.00 --> 702.00] Why don't you just paint the other car with it? +[702.00 --> 704.00] Please just cover, cover any car with it. +[704.00 --> 705.00] Yeah. +[705.00 --> 706.00] Because why not? +[706.00 --> 709.00] If you're buying it in mass, it's probably not going to cost that much in the end. +[709.00 --> 715.00] And you wonder why consumers are sick of your crap when you artificially segment your products that way. +[715.00 --> 719.00] So I hope that Nissan, and anyone for that matter, develops this. +[719.00 --> 726.00] The amount of water that gets wasted washing cars, the amount of soap and cleaning chemicals that go down storm drains. +[726.00 --> 727.00] Like going to drain and stuff. +[727.00 --> 730.00] Because not everyone is using environmentally friendly soaps when they clean their cars. +[730.00 --> 733.00] At least here in North America is pretty astounding. +[733.00 --> 739.00] I actually noticed the culture seems a little bit in the places in Europe that I've gone. +[739.00 --> 742.00] The culture about car washing seems very different. +[742.00 --> 746.00] So for example, I spent my honeymoon on the Greek islands. +[746.00 --> 752.00] And I don't think I saw a single car that had probably been washed in the last two months. +[752.00 --> 754.00] Like it just wasn't a thing. +[754.00 --> 756.00] Whereas around here, it's fairly rare to find a dirty car. +[756.00 --> 757.00] Yeah. +[757.00 --> 761.00] And that was just a bit of an enlightening moment for me. +[761.00 --> 762.00] And I was just like, oh. +[762.00 --> 767.00] But then on the polar opposite of that, in France, every single washroom you go into is going to be super pristine. +[767.00 --> 773.00] And here, every single public washroom you go into is absolutely disgusting monstrosity. +[773.00 --> 778.00] Another interesting thing is that previous models of iPhones, I'm not sure if the current ones do, +[778.00 --> 781.00] but they have oleophobic coating on the screen. +[781.00 --> 783.00] The Blackberry Z10 could have probably used that. +[783.00 --> 785.00] Yeah, that screen was not very good. +[785.00 --> 786.00] That was horrible. +[786.00 --> 787.00] I remember the problem you had with it. +[787.00 --> 788.00] That was horrible. +[788.00 --> 790.00] With that said, you do have particularly gross hands. +[790.00 --> 791.00] Yes. +[791.00 --> 792.00] That is true. +[792.00 --> 795.00] But that phone was particularly bad at dealing with it. +[795.00 --> 800.00] Like, I, like I, I, even like fist bumping him. +[800.00 --> 804.00] No, I'm, sometimes I'm just like, yeah. +[804.00 --> 806.00] It's pretty bad. +[806.00 --> 807.00] All right, I'm not judging though. +[807.00 --> 808.00] I am. +[808.00 --> 809.00] You're gross. +[809.00 --> 813.00] Um, you beat me to the punch on that one. +[813.00 --> 817.00] So this is right up your alley, this next story here. +[817.00 --> 818.00] Yeah. +[818.00 --> 827.00] The famous, fabled dumping ground for E.T. the video game has been found. +[827.00 --> 832.00] So despite this being reportedly one of the worst games that anyone who's ever played it has ever played, +[832.00 --> 837.00] um, people want to find it so badly because it's been kind of hidden away and it's really, +[837.00 --> 840.00] really, really, really hard to get your hands on. +[840.00 --> 847.00] So what happened was they dumped it in some landfill in New Mexico and then never looked back and never. +[847.00 --> 848.00] Yeah. +[848.00 --> 849.00] Like they printed way too many copies of it. +[849.00 --> 850.00] Oh, way too many. +[850.00 --> 851.00] Way too many copies. +[851.00 --> 853.00] It was a total piece of garbage. +[853.00 --> 854.00] Terrible. +[854.00 --> 856.00] So they just dumped it. +[856.00 --> 857.00] Dumped it. +[857.00 --> 858.00] Forgot about it. +[858.00 --> 859.00] It's in a landfill. +[859.00 --> 860.00] Don't worry about it. +[860.00 --> 862.00] Ever since then, the internet has kind of gone insane. +[862.00 --> 865.00] It's had its ups and downs with this story, but it's kind of gone insane. +[865.00 --> 871.00] The video game nerd, also known as the Cinemassacre group, has been working on a video on it since I think 2007. +[871.00 --> 873.00] There's a documentary going on right now. +[873.00 --> 878.00] And the people working on the documentary actually dug up the site and actually have found, +[878.00 --> 880.00] I've seen pictures of two or three of them now. +[880.00 --> 884.00] They look pretty smashed, so I don't think any of them are actually going to work, but we'll see. +[884.00 --> 885.00] Who knows? +[885.00 --> 887.00] The last I heard, none of the ones they had unearthed worked yet. +[887.00 --> 888.00] Yeah. +[888.00 --> 890.00] But then that being said, they might be able to remount chips. +[890.00 --> 891.00] Right. +[891.00 --> 892.00] And make it work that way. +[892.00 --> 894.00] Like maybe that cartridge doesn't work, but all of them. +[894.00 --> 896.00] That feels like cheating to me. +[896.00 --> 901.00] It kind of is, but if you do want to get the game back, it might work in some form. +[901.00 --> 904.00] If you want an original cartridge though, I don't think they've unearthed one yet. +[904.00 --> 911.00] The movie that Cinemassacre is making with Angry Video Game Nerd is going to be like a science fiction adventure based movie. +[911.00 --> 914.00] So it's not really based around that much. +[914.00 --> 915.00] So kind of like E.T. +[915.00 --> 916.00] Will there be an alien? +[916.00 --> 918.00] I'm sure there's going to be an alien. +[918.00 --> 922.00] I've seen parts of it shoot me, but it really doesn't look that good. +[922.00 --> 924.00] So, I don't know. +[924.00 --> 925.00] We'll see. +[925.00 --> 927.00] Someone will attack me for that. +[927.00 --> 930.00] But yeah, that's honestly about it. +[930.00 --> 931.00] It's interesting. +[931.00 --> 933.00] I'm excited to see what comes of it. +[933.00 --> 935.00] I'm excited for the first one to hit eBay. +[935.00 --> 936.00] Right. +[936.00 --> 943.00] That's what I'm excited to figure out what Atari decides to do about this because they probably still technically own that land. +[943.00 --> 946.00] I don't think they've commented on any of this yet. +[946.00 --> 947.00] They have not. +[947.00 --> 948.00] Yeah. +[948.00 --> 950.00] So Atari is just kind of... +[950.00 --> 955.00] But once someone starts making money off of this, I think the story changes a little bit. +[955.00 --> 958.00] I mean, if you're Atari, you must be pretty desperate at this point. +[958.00 --> 959.00] Yeah. +[959.00 --> 962.00] Because like the Angry Video Game Nerd, his is science fiction adventure based thing. +[962.00 --> 964.00] So I'm not too worried about that. +[964.00 --> 965.00] He's making a story about something. +[965.00 --> 966.00] And that's just based on the buried games. +[966.00 --> 967.00] It's not like... +[967.00 --> 968.00] Yeah. +[968.00 --> 971.00] He's not planning to sell the cartridges or anything like that. +[971.00 --> 972.00] No. +[972.00 --> 973.00] Exactly. +[973.00 --> 975.00] But I imagine video game collectors would pay. +[975.00 --> 976.00] Oh yeah. +[976.00 --> 978.00] And like, especially to get one from the dig. +[978.00 --> 979.00] Yeah. +[979.00 --> 982.00] So like, I think at the end of the day, they're going to, I mean, they're going to excavate these. +[982.00 --> 985.00] And I suspect there's enough of them that something's got to work. +[985.00 --> 988.00] Unless they specifically smashed them before they put them down. +[988.00 --> 989.00] Right. +[989.00 --> 990.00] Right. +[990.00 --> 992.00] But, I mean, so I think there'll be tiers, right? +[992.00 --> 995.00] There'll be the ones that are in basically like pristine condition and work. +[995.00 --> 997.00] There'll be the ones that look good but don't work. +[997.00 --> 999.00] And there'll be broken ones. +[999.00 --> 1000.00] There's that game rating system. +[1000.00 --> 1001.00] Have you heard of it before? +[1001.00 --> 1002.00] No. +[1002.00 --> 1004.00] Yeah, you can ship in your unboxed game. +[1004.00 --> 1007.00] I can't remember the name of it right now, but I'm sure someone in the chat will bring it up. +[1007.00 --> 1015.00] You can ship in your, like, new inboxed game and they'll rate how good condition it's in. +[1015.00 --> 1018.00] So like any dents on the corners, any rips, anything like that. +[1018.00 --> 1023.00] They'll put it in a shell casing and they'll stamp an official rating on it. +[1023.00 --> 1028.00] So like, if you get like a 95 rated NES game, you can sell it for incredible amounts of money. +[1028.00 --> 1032.00] And it costs like a hundred bucks just to get the service done. +[1032.00 --> 1039.00] So like if you get a high rating ET that's from the dig, it's going to be worth tons. +[1039.00 --> 1044.00] And then Atari might be like, we technically own those. +[1044.00 --> 1046.00] So, nope, our money. +[1046.00 --> 1049.00] Or they could just say, nope, they all go to us. +[1049.00 --> 1052.00] I'm really interested to see what Atari does or if they just do nothing. +[1052.00 --> 1053.00] I guess we'll have to see. +[1053.00 --> 1055.00] They might just do nothing. +[1055.00 --> 1057.00] I wouldn't be super surprised if they did nothing. +[1057.00 --> 1059.00] To be completely honest. +[1059.00 --> 1060.00] Oh well. +[1060.00 --> 1062.00] We'll see, I guess. +[1062.00 --> 1063.00] Android Silver? +[1063.00 --> 1064.00] Yeah. +[1064.00 --> 1065.00] Let's move on to Android Silver. +[1065.00 --> 1066.00] So this was posted. +[1066.00 --> 1067.00] Should we do a Twitter Blitz soon? +[1067.00 --> 1068.00] I'm sorry? +[1068.00 --> 1069.00] Should we do Twitter Blitz soon? +[1069.00 --> 1070.00] Sure. +[1070.00 --> 1071.00] About what? +[1071.00 --> 1072.00] I don't know. +[1072.00 --> 1073.00] We just haven't, I don't think we did a Twitter Blitz the last two weeks. +[1073.00 --> 1074.00] Okay. +[1074.00 --> 1075.00] Why don't we just do a random one? +[1075.00 --> 1076.00] Guys, hit us. +[1076.00 --> 1078.00] At Linus Tech on Twitter. +[1078.00 --> 1083.00] Let us know if you have anything fascinating to ask us or comment on. +[1083.00 --> 1084.00] Anything that we've talked about so far. +[1084.00 --> 1086.00] We're going to do a Twitter Blitz in a little bit here. +[1086.00 --> 1089.00] Alright, so our next topic is Android Silver. +[1089.00 --> 1092.00] It was posted originally on the Linus Tech Tips forum by RedRound2. +[1092.00 --> 1096.00] And then the source article was on Android Authority. +[1096.00 --> 1103.00] So this is a report going around right now that the Nexus program, so you know, the Nexus +[1103.00 --> 1107.00] 5, the Nexus 7, you know, I really did wonder what they were going to do when they ran out +[1107.00 --> 1109.00] of screen sizes to make it bigger. +[1109.00 --> 1114.00] That would also correspond to increasingly big model numbers. +[1114.00 --> 1118.00] That didn't seem like the greatest plan from the get-go. +[1118.00 --> 1120.00] It's just discontinuing. +[1120.00 --> 1121.00] This is our plan. +[1121.00 --> 1123.00] Just call them all silver. +[1123.00 --> 1124.00] They're, they're, it's gone. +[1124.00 --> 1125.00] Don't worry about it. +[1125.00 --> 1127.00] We're not using the word one, at least. +[1127.00 --> 1129.00] We came up with something else. +[1129.00 --> 1131.00] Imagine they did that. +[1131.00 --> 1134.00] That would be three different Android phones that would be called one. +[1134.00 --> 1135.00] Silver one. +[1135.00 --> 1136.00] Oh. +[1136.00 --> 1141.00] If they at least had the next iteration be a silver two. +[1141.00 --> 1142.00] Silver two. +[1142.00 --> 1146.00] And like from there on, I'd probably be okay with it. +[1146.00 --> 1151.00] When cell phones go down enough in price, can we have the silver dollar? +[1151.00 --> 1154.00] I don't think that'll happen. +[1154.00 --> 1159.00] How about the, uh, how about the silver and sterling conflict? +[1159.00 --> 1160.00] What? +[1160.00 --> 1162.00] You don't follow sports, right? +[1162.00 --> 1163.00] Not much. +[1163.00 --> 1165.00] Oh, do you know what's going on right now? +[1165.00 --> 1167.00] With the, the coach that just got fired? +[1167.00 --> 1168.00] No, no. +[1168.00 --> 1169.00] The Clippers owner. +[1169.00 --> 1170.00] Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1170.00 --> 1171.00] Yeah, yeah. +[1171.00 --> 1172.00] I follow it enough. +[1172.00 --> 1173.00] Yeah. +[1173.00 --> 1174.00] That's kind of a thing right now. +[1174.00 --> 1175.00] Not dating, that's all. +[1175.00 --> 1176.00] I don't know. +[1176.00 --> 1181.00] I've been, I actually had a really interesting conversation with, uh, with, uh, Iago and +[1181.00 --> 1184.00] the NCIX Tech Tips crew when we were having lunch today. +[1184.00 --> 1186.00] And, uh, they brought up some interesting points. +[1186.00 --> 1192.00] What he says in the privacy of his own home, no matter how foul and disgusting it is, is +[1192.00 --> 1193.00] not illegal. +[1193.00 --> 1196.00] Um, so to... +[1196.00 --> 1199.00] And that conversation probably shouldn't have been leaked. +[1199.00 --> 1202.00] My thing is he's done way worse stuff in the past. +[1202.00 --> 1208.00] And, and honestly, like, again, because what he's done right now actually isn't illegal, +[1208.00 --> 1216.00] and, and he's probably on the right side of, of any law that could possibly exist to protect +[1216.00 --> 1221.00] people who say things to people in public and then just have that turn into, like, a gigantic spiel. +[1221.00 --> 1225.00] He's probably on the right side of whatever that is. +[1225.00 --> 1230.00] But if you actually look at any of the media articles about this whole controversy right now, +[1230.00 --> 1235.00] people aren't even really going after him about the recording. +[1235.00 --> 1241.00] They're going after him for being an allegedly supremely foul human being. +[1241.00 --> 1242.00] Yeah. +[1242.00 --> 1243.00] And a lot of them are just... +[1243.00 --> 1244.00] Well, as far as I know, he is. +[1244.00 --> 1245.00] I'm not entirely sure, but... +[1245.00 --> 1246.00] Yeah. +[1246.00 --> 1249.00] Just digging up a ton of the history and kind of going, you know what? +[1249.00 --> 1254.00] This is just the cherry on top that we needed to catalyze what's going on right now. +[1254.00 --> 1255.00] Mm-hmm. +[1255.00 --> 1259.00] Because you're, like, the recording, like, again... +[1259.00 --> 1261.00] I don't like the fact that someone published a private recording. +[1261.00 --> 1262.00] I don't like that. +[1262.00 --> 1266.00] But then, from what I've read, he does seem like an extremely foul human being. +[1266.00 --> 1267.00] And, and I don't... +[1267.00 --> 1268.00] That doesn't mean it's okay. +[1268.00 --> 1275.00] I don't like someone saying to someone, I don't want you bringing a person of that ethnic persuasion into my building. +[1275.00 --> 1277.00] No, I don't want that being said either. +[1277.00 --> 1278.00] That is, that is horrendous. +[1278.00 --> 1279.00] Yes. +[1279.00 --> 1281.00] But, um... +[1281.00 --> 1283.00] I also don't want that. +[1283.00 --> 1286.00] Even though it's wrong, it's not illegal what happened. +[1286.00 --> 1287.00] Is it? +[1287.00 --> 1292.00] You're, you're, it's not illegal to tell someone in private that... +[1292.00 --> 1297.00] Like, if I, okay, if I give you tickets to a play, and I'm like, look, I don't want you bringing, um... +[1297.00 --> 1300.00] Say it correctly so this doesn't get taken out of context. +[1300.00 --> 1302.00] Yeah, I don't even, I don't want you bringing a white person. +[1302.00 --> 1304.00] There, that's probably the safest thing I can say. +[1304.00 --> 1306.00] Don't bring any white people. +[1306.00 --> 1307.00] I'm allowed to say that. +[1307.00 --> 1308.00] It's not illegal. +[1308.00 --> 1310.00] Because you... +[1310.00 --> 1312.00] Okay, as your employer, I probably can't say that. +[1312.00 --> 1313.00] But let's say it wasn't me. +[1313.00 --> 1314.00] No, yeah, you know, I, I disconnected that. +[1314.00 --> 1315.00] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1315.00 --> 1316.00] I just, I still don't know. +[1316.00 --> 1319.00] And, you could make the argument based on how old he is, and the kind of relationship +[1319.00 --> 1324.00] they probably had, he might have been her employer. +[1324.00 --> 1327.00] So maybe it was wrong. +[1327.00 --> 1330.00] But that's a whole other ball of wax. +[1330.00 --> 1332.00] Anyway, I, I don't remember where I was going with this. +[1332.00 --> 1333.00] Anyway, that's happening. +[1333.00 --> 1334.00] Um, the whole... +[1334.00 --> 1335.00] VGA rating. +[1335.00 --> 1336.00] VGA greater.com. +[1336.00 --> 1337.00] Okay. +[1337.00 --> 1342.00] I'm jumping back to this because I don't want to talk about racist old guys anymore. +[1342.00 --> 1344.00] Um, but yeah, see, they put it in this jewel case. +[1344.00 --> 1346.00] You can point at your screen, but they can't... +[1346.00 --> 1349.00] I know they can't see it, but I'm trying to show you really quickly. +[1349.00 --> 1352.00] They put it in a jewel case and they put it, they stamp a rating on it. +[1352.00 --> 1354.00] It costs like a hundred bucks. +[1354.00 --> 1357.00] So it's basically Gia, except for games. +[1357.00 --> 1358.00] VGA rating? +[1358.00 --> 1359.00] VGG. +[1359.00 --> 1360.00] VGG rating.com. +[1360.00 --> 1361.00] VGG rating.com. +[1361.00 --> 1362.00] VGG rating. +[1362.00 --> 1363.00] Yeah. +[1363.00 --> 1364.00] Okay. +[1364.00 --> 1365.00] Raider. +[1365.00 --> 1366.00] Oh. +[1366.00 --> 1367.00] Oh, Bing is so useless. +[1367.00 --> 1368.00] Okay. +[1368.00 --> 1369.00] Here. +[1369.00 --> 1370.00] Oh, oh good. +[1370.00 --> 1371.00] They're screen sharing with me already. +[1371.00 --> 1372.00] Yeah. +[1372.00 --> 1377.00] So VGG rating.com brings up G detox plus herbal capsule. +[1377.00 --> 1378.00] Um, okay. +[1378.00 --> 1379.00] So VGG Raider. +[1379.00 --> 1380.00] R A D D. +[1380.00 --> 1381.00] No, I'm going to try searching for that. +[1381.00 --> 1382.00] I'm going to see if Google manages to bring up what I'm actually looking for. +[1382.00 --> 1383.00] Yup. +[1383.00 --> 1384.00] It's like, you know what? +[1384.00 --> 1386.00] I give, I give Bing a chance. +[1386.00 --> 1387.00] Time to get it. +[1387.00 --> 1388.00] I'm going to get it. +[1388.00 --> 1389.00] I'm going to get it. +[1389.00 --> 1390.00] I'm going to get it. +[1390.00 --> 1391.00] I'm going to get it. +[1391.00 --> 1392.00] I'm going to get it. +[1392.00 --> 1393.00] I'm going to get it. +[1393.00 --> 1394.00] I'm going to get it. +[1394.00 --> 1395.00] I'm going to get it. +[1395.00 --> 1396.00] I give Bing a chance. +[1396.00 --> 1398.00] Time and time again. +[1398.00 --> 1400.00] I give Bing a chance. +[1400.00 --> 1405.00] Did you use Windows updates to download the Bing desktop and Bing toolbar? +[1405.00 --> 1406.00] No. +[1406.00 --> 1407.00] That's so frustrating. +[1407.00 --> 1408.00] No, I didn't. +[1408.00 --> 1410.00] I'm like, I'm actually looking for Windows upgrades. +[1410.00 --> 1417.00] I keep giving Bing a chance and like, okay, I don't use Google because I'm married to Google +[1417.00 --> 1418.00] and love Google. +[1418.00 --> 1419.00] Yeah. +[1419.00 --> 1421.00] My love for Google, skin deep. +[1421.00 --> 1422.00] It works. +[1422.00 --> 1424.00] It's a, it's a working relationship. +[1424.00 --> 1427.00] I tried to go to DuckDuckGo and then I was like, this doesn't really work that way. +[1427.00 --> 1431.00] Me and Google, we do our best here and we, we fight through the problems. +[1431.00 --> 1432.00] Okay. +[1432.00 --> 1433.00] But you stay together. +[1433.00 --> 1434.00] But we stay together, man. +[1434.00 --> 1435.00] Yeah. +[1435.00 --> 1440.00] Bing, because it's the default on Internet Explorer and I reinstall operating systems so often, +[1440.00 --> 1445.00] I often am lazy about installing my alternate browsers and I'll use IE and the default will +[1445.00 --> 1447.00] be Bing for a while. +[1447.00 --> 1452.00] And the only time I actually turn around and like get off my lazy butt and install my alternate +[1452.00 --> 1457.00] browsers that I'll use Google as a default is when Bing just can't find anything. +[1457.00 --> 1458.00] When it does something like that. +[1458.00 --> 1459.00] When it does something like this. +[1459.00 --> 1460.00] Look at those Bing results. +[1460.00 --> 1461.00] Okay. +[1461.00 --> 1465.00] Office of Quality of Performance, SSA.gov. +[1465.00 --> 1469.00] Some patent for flame laminate polyether urethane. +[1469.00 --> 1472.00] I mean, they're not even close. +[1472.00 --> 1474.00] Genetics, diamondring.com. +[1474.00 --> 1475.00] And like what did this, what is... +[1475.00 --> 1477.00] Does that say fellatio book? +[1477.00 --> 1478.00] Oh, teleco book. +[1478.00 --> 1479.00] Sorry. +[1479.00 --> 1480.00] How did you possibly... +[1480.00 --> 1481.00] I'm not... +[1481.00 --> 1482.00] Nope. +[1482.00 --> 1483.00] They have books about that. +[1483.00 --> 1484.00] Oh. +[1484.00 --> 1485.00] Anyway. +[1485.00 --> 1487.00] They have an idiot's guide? +[1487.00 --> 1490.00] VGGreater.com. +[1490.00 --> 1492.00] So Google managed to find it. +[1492.00 --> 1493.00] Bing did not. +[1493.00 --> 1494.00] And that is incredibly disappointing. +[1494.00 --> 1497.00] Anyway, why don't we actually get on to our next topic here. +[1497.00 --> 1498.00] So, from Android Authority. +[1498.00 --> 1501.00] The Nexus program retiring next year. +[1501.00 --> 1504.00] Android Silver allegedly to take its place. +[1504.00 --> 1510.00] So what Android Silver is going to be is a bit of a mishmash of the Nexus program. +[1510.00 --> 1515.00] So Nexus, the idea was they support the phone with software for two years, correct? +[1515.00 --> 1516.00] I believe... +[1516.00 --> 1518.00] I don't think there was a cap on it. +[1518.00 --> 1519.00] I believe there was. +[1519.00 --> 1520.00] Really? +[1520.00 --> 1521.00] Well, there was a guarantee. +[1521.00 --> 1523.00] Yeah, I think there's a minimum, not a cap. +[1523.00 --> 1524.00] Yeah. +[1524.00 --> 1528.00] Let us know in the chat if you guys can remember how long Nexus devices get. +[1528.00 --> 1529.00] So anyway. +[1529.00 --> 1531.00] So a Nexus device has to be this. +[1531.00 --> 1533.00] It has to be at an aggressive price. +[1533.00 --> 1537.00] It has to be from a well-established manufacturer. +[1537.00 --> 1540.00] And it has to be stock. +[1540.00 --> 1542.00] Vanilla Android. +[1542.00 --> 1545.00] Then, on the other side, we've got Google Play Edition devices. +[1545.00 --> 1548.00] So we saw this with the HTC One, the Galaxy S4. +[1548.00 --> 1553.00] And we've seen it again with the HTC One M8 and the Galaxy S5. +[1553.00 --> 1559.00] But what's interesting to me about Silver is that I really think it takes the best of both worlds. +[1559.00 --> 1568.00] Because right now, you've got those Play Edition devices, which for the HTC One M8, for example, the one that I think people should be buying if they're buying a Play Edition device. +[1568.00 --> 1572.00] The HTC One M8, it's extremely expensive. +[1572.00 --> 1577.00] If Silver could take the concept of Play Edition, that is to say... +[1577.00 --> 1585.00] And what's cool about the Play Edition phones that are coming out now is how they come with basically stock Android. +[1585.00 --> 1594.00] But all of those cool vendor-created customizations that can be added within a special subset of the Play Store. +[1594.00 --> 1596.00] So I love that approach. +[1596.00 --> 1597.00] I think that's great. +[1597.00 --> 1608.00] But if that could meet Nexus halfway and be implemented instead of only on flagship devices that you have to pay full pop for... +[1608.00 --> 1610.00] I forget where that sentence started. +[1610.00 --> 1611.00] If that could be... +[1611.00 --> 1617.00] Instead of on just flagship devices that you have to pay full pop for, if we could see that on mid-range devices or... +[1617.00 --> 1619.00] And this is the other big bomb... +[1619.00 --> 1625.00] Carrier-subsidized devices, I think that's an incredibly positive thing because the cold hard truth. +[1625.00 --> 1630.00] And phone enthusiasts, get over yourself. +[1630.00 --> 1635.00] Not everyone buys a phone outright. +[1635.00 --> 1642.00] Some people lock into a contract because quite frankly, who cares? +[1642.00 --> 1644.00] You're gonna pay your carrier anyway. +[1644.00 --> 1645.00] Yeah. +[1645.00 --> 1648.00] It's not like you get a huge discount. +[1648.00 --> 1652.00] Even with a lot of carriers, even if you say no to the phone, they make you lock into a contract anyways. +[1652.00 --> 1654.00] At least here in Canada. +[1654.00 --> 1655.00] Yeah. +[1655.00 --> 1656.00] I don't know elsewhere, but... +[1656.00 --> 1657.00] So... +[1657.00 --> 1659.00] Especially the Tier 1 carriers. +[1659.00 --> 1664.00] A lot of the Tier 2 carriers, you can just do basically pay as you go. +[1664.00 --> 1669.00] But you're gonna pay for a phone contract anyway. +[1669.00 --> 1670.00] So who cares? +[1670.00 --> 1673.00] Not everyone upgrades their phone every year. +[1673.00 --> 1676.00] Not everyone roots their device. +[1676.00 --> 1686.00] So for some people, being able to get a high-end device for $199 on contract with a phone plan that they're gonna buy anyway is great. +[1686.00 --> 1693.00] So if we can have Android Silver fill that gap by giving us more mid-range devices that deliver... +[1693.00 --> 1698.00] Basically stock Google experience where this is not quite like the Google Play Edition one. +[1698.00 --> 1704.00] So the idea is that a Silver device will come with the customizations off it, but you can remove basically all of them. +[1704.00 --> 1705.00] Yeah. +[1705.00 --> 1707.00] As opposed to coming without them, but you can add them. +[1707.00 --> 1708.00] I'm totally okay with that. +[1708.00 --> 1710.00] What a fantastic middle ground. +[1710.00 --> 1711.00] Yeah. +[1711.00 --> 1712.00] Silver sounds amazing. +[1712.00 --> 1718.00] And one thing I really like is that, just, I think you kind of already said this, but the subsidizing. +[1718.00 --> 1722.00] Google's gonna subsidize it and help make it cheap because I'm in a weird position right now where... +[1722.00 --> 1725.00] Well, the rumor is Google may subsidize the phones. +[1725.00 --> 1726.00] Oh, okay. I thought it was a natural thing. +[1726.00 --> 1727.00] So rumor... +[1727.00 --> 1729.00] I think this is all rumor so far. +[1729.00 --> 1731.00] Right! Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1731.00 --> 1736.00] Uh, I'm in a weird spot because I'm done my contract, but just sitting, still paying the contract. +[1736.00 --> 1739.00] Your carrier is a bunch of terrible people as well. +[1739.00 --> 1740.00] I'm not gonna name anyone, but... +[1740.00 --> 1741.00] My carrier is really bad. +[1741.00 --> 1745.00] So I'm looking to switch, but then there's possibly new plans coming out, so I don't wanna switch right now. +[1745.00 --> 1747.00] So I can't get a subsidized phone in that way. +[1747.00 --> 1749.00] I don't have a phone right now. +[1749.00 --> 1753.00] I don't wanna buy one because if I bought one, then I'm gonna probably buy Nexus 5. +[1753.00 --> 1758.00] But then, why wouldn't I wait for 1 plus 1, which is coming out soon. +[1758.00 --> 1759.00] Which might be good, but... +[1759.00 --> 1760.00] Which might be good, but who knows? +[1760.00 --> 1762.00] They're an unproven manufacturer at this point. +[1762.00 --> 1765.00] So I'm in a really weird spot. +[1765.00 --> 1767.00] So I'm happy to see things that might make my life easier. +[1767.00 --> 1769.00] Speaking of really weird spots, you just said you don't have a phone, but... +[1769.00 --> 1771.00] I think you do. +[1771.00 --> 1773.00] Show us your phone. +[1773.00 --> 1775.00] Uh, okay. +[1775.00 --> 1776.00] So... +[1776.00 --> 1777.00] I don't even wanna show it. +[1777.00 --> 1780.00] So this is Linus' old iPhone 4. +[1780.00 --> 1781.00] So... +[1781.00 --> 1782.00] So... +[1782.00 --> 1783.00] Which I don't even have working yet. +[1783.00 --> 1786.00] Luke was like, uh, oh, hey, um, yo, dog. +[1786.00 --> 1788.00] Could I borrow the, uh, the Moto X? +[1788.00 --> 1792.00] And I was like, eh, you know, I might switch to the Moto X at some point. +[1792.00 --> 1795.00] Plus, it's got a nano SIM, and you have a micro SIM. +[1795.00 --> 1796.00] That's easy to fix. +[1796.00 --> 1797.00] But... +[1797.00 --> 1798.00] And you know what, guys? +[1798.00 --> 1800.00] Okay, Twitch chat, back me up on this. +[1800.00 --> 1806.00] Because what I've heard is that cutting down from micro to nano, there's actually a lot more room for error. +[1806.00 --> 1810.00] Than there is cutting down from full-size SIM to micro, for example. +[1810.00 --> 1813.00] Because the, the plastic is so close to the contact. +[1813.00 --> 1815.00] So I didn't recommend that he do that. +[1815.00 --> 1819.00] Especially because his terrible carrier charges him $10 for a new SIM. +[1819.00 --> 1820.00] Yeah. +[1820.00 --> 1822.00] Whereas mine, I walked into the store, I was like, yo, I got a new phone. +[1822.00 --> 1824.00] They're like, yo, you need a new SIM? +[1824.00 --> 1825.00] Let me set that up for you. +[1825.00 --> 1827.00] His carrier's the one that I'm trying to move to. +[1827.00 --> 1828.00] I'm just waiting for new plans. +[1828.00 --> 1830.00] And they didn't even set up your new SIM for you. +[1830.00 --> 1831.00] No. +[1831.00 --> 1832.00] You had to like, call, right? +[1832.00 --> 1838.00] Yeah, because on the website, when I tried to set it up for myself, it was a locked off portal. +[1838.00 --> 1840.00] It was like, you do not have permission to do this. +[1840.00 --> 1843.00] I was like, why is the button even there? +[1843.00 --> 1845.00] If it's, if I can't do it. +[1845.00 --> 1847.00] Whereas my carrier, it's like, here are the two phones. +[1847.00 --> 1852.00] And they like, they like take the SIM out for me, put it in the other phone, they make +[1852.00 --> 1853.00] all the calls. +[1853.00 --> 1854.00] Then like, he hands it back to me. +[1854.00 --> 1855.00] He's like, oh, hold on, hold on. +[1855.00 --> 1856.00] Uh, what's your number? +[1856.00 --> 1860.00] And he does like a test call from his own cell phone to make sure it's working. +[1860.00 --> 1861.00] I'm like, yo man, you're cool. +[1861.00 --> 1862.00] This is awesome. +[1862.00 --> 1863.00] Yeah. +[1863.00 --> 1864.00] You're cool. +[1864.00 --> 1869.00] As much as I hate giving you all of my money, at least you're trying to make me not +[1869.00 --> 1870.00] feel terrible about it. +[1870.00 --> 1874.00] If they make the experience not horrible, I'd be happier paying the same amount that I'm going +[1874.00 --> 1880.00] to pay someone else to them because I'm going to, I'm paying my carrier, whoever they are. +[1880.00 --> 1881.00] I hate your carrier. +[1881.00 --> 1882.00] The same amount. +[1882.00 --> 1884.00] I hate everything about your carrier. +[1884.00 --> 1887.00] My 500 megabyte data every month. +[1887.00 --> 1888.00] Falling. +[1888.00 --> 1889.00] Oh, people are asking, I'm on Bell. +[1889.00 --> 1895.00] So, uh, Bell, Bell Canada from my experience has been one of the two lesser of all of the +[1895.00 --> 1898.00] evils and I used to be on Rogers and they weren't bad either. +[1898.00 --> 1900.00] So I think that leaves one. +[1900.00 --> 1901.00] Yeah. +[1901.00 --> 1902.00] Yeah, pretty much. +[1902.00 --> 1905.00] Some people can probably figure it out now. +[1905.00 --> 1909.00] So for the first time ever, Luke is going to be using an iPhone. +[1909.00 --> 1910.00] I have no idea what I'm doing. +[1910.00 --> 1916.00] Until he de-cheapifies enough to buy a phone and that is going to be an interesting experience. +[1916.00 --> 1917.00] And you know what? +[1917.00 --> 1921.00] It's funny because the timing is going to be really good because I recently switched back +[1921.00 --> 1922.00] to iOS. +[1922.00 --> 1926.00] I've been using an iPhone 5S for the last, wow. +[1926.00 --> 1927.00] But you're happy about it. +[1927.00 --> 1928.00] Week and a half? +[1928.00 --> 1929.00] Something like that. +[1929.00 --> 1930.00] I don't even, like, I can't do anything. +[1930.00 --> 1931.00] I know, but it's a learning experience. +[1931.00 --> 1932.00] Okay. +[1932.00 --> 1933.00] So no, hold on, hold on. +[1933.00 --> 1934.00] This is important for you. +[1934.00 --> 1939.00] I switched back to the iPhone 5S not because I'm unhappy with the 1M8. +[1939.00 --> 1943.00] I've seen a couple people notice that I pulled out a 5S in the middle of my videos. +[1943.00 --> 1944.00] I love the 1M8. +[1944.00 --> 1945.00] Fantastic phone. +[1945.00 --> 1951.00] I switched back to the 5S because I think the upcoming iPhone 6 is going to be absolutely +[1951.00 --> 1952.00] groundbreaking. +[1952.00 --> 1955.00] Why does pressing the little button not turn the screen on? +[1955.00 --> 1956.00] Oh, it did. +[1956.00 --> 1957.00] It's glitchy. +[1957.00 --> 1958.00] It's broken. +[1958.00 --> 1959.00] Oh. +[1959.00 --> 1960.00] Yeah, you've got to press it pretty hard. +[1960.00 --> 1961.00] Yeah, sorry. +[1961.00 --> 1962.00] I should have told you that. +[1962.00 --> 1966.00] So I think the upcoming iPhone 6 with its larger screen size is going to be groundbreaking, +[1966.00 --> 1971.00] not because a larger screen is innovative, but because Apple is going to have to make +[1971.00 --> 1975.00] serious changes to iOS in order to make a larger screen size work. +[1975.00 --> 1982.00] Just little things like, for example, within apps, the standard placement for back is at +[1982.00 --> 1987.00] the very top left corner of the screen, which I think for people who have normal sized hands, +[1987.00 --> 1988.00] isn't a problem right now. +[1988.00 --> 1993.00] But when you go and throw that design onto a much larger phone, they're going to start +[1993.00 --> 1997.00] having the same problem people like me with little hands have, where in order to go back +[1997.00 --> 2002.00] and within an app, you're going to have to shift your grip on your phone and people are +[2002.00 --> 2004.00] going to drop a lot of iPhones unless they change that design. +[2004.00 --> 2011.00] So I wanted to refresh myself on iOS again before I jump into the iPhone 6. +[2011.00 --> 2014.00] And it's also been exactly a year. +[2014.00 --> 2019.00] When I did my HTC One M8 review was basically one year from when I switched to Android. +[2019.00 --> 2025.00] So I wanted to go back for a refresher and see how iOS has evolved in the last little while. +[2025.00 --> 2027.00] So it was for a reason that I was doing that. +[2027.00 --> 2032.00] And so this, I think, is important for you to actually get some perspective on the other side. +[2032.00 --> 2035.00] Because I'm going to be doing a review of the 5S. +[2035.00 --> 2037.00] I know I'm super late. I don't care. +[2037.00 --> 2039.00] But the point is not going to be the 5S. +[2039.00 --> 2042.00] The point is going to be, I switched back to iOS. What was it like? +[2042.00 --> 2046.00] And the conclusion, just to spoil it for you guys, is you know what? +[2046.00 --> 2047.00] It's not that bad. +[2047.00 --> 2049.00] There's stuff I miss about Android. +[2049.00 --> 2052.00] And there's stuff I'm going to miss about iOS when I switch back to Android. +[2052.00 --> 2055.00] Siri is so much better than Google Now that it's not even funny. +[2055.00 --> 2058.00] And make whatever arguments you want, you're wrong. +[2058.00 --> 2060.00] Siri is better than Google Now right now. +[2060.00 --> 2062.00] That will change in the future in all likelihood. +[2062.00 --> 2064.00] Although some of your claims were wrong. +[2064.00 --> 2066.00] Some of them were right. +[2066.00 --> 2067.00] Yes. +[2067.00 --> 2070.00] And the actual experience of using it is better. +[2070.00 --> 2072.00] I do like the fingerprint thing too. +[2072.00 --> 2076.00] The fingerprint unlock is really well implemented. +[2076.00 --> 2079.00] Is it a bulletproof piece of security hardware? +[2079.00 --> 2080.00] No. +[2080.00 --> 2081.00] No. +[2081.00 --> 2082.00] It's nice and fast though. +[2082.00 --> 2084.00] But it's very convenient. +[2084.00 --> 2087.00] So there's things I'm going to miss about iOS. +[2087.00 --> 2091.00] But at the end of the day, the conclusion that I came to is, you know what? +[2091.00 --> 2092.00] It's trade-offs one way or the other. +[2092.00 --> 2101.00] And I think if someone just put a gun to your head as an Android lover or as an iOS lover and said, use the other one for a year. +[2101.00 --> 2106.00] For the first couple weeks or month, you'd be like . +[2106.00 --> 2109.00] And then you'd be fine. +[2109.00 --> 2110.00] It would be fine. +[2110.00 --> 2111.00] You wouldn't die. +[2111.00 --> 2112.00] That's the point. +[2112.00 --> 2113.00] You wouldn't die. +[2113.00 --> 2114.00] That took a lot longer than you should have. +[2114.00 --> 2115.00] That took so long. +[2115.00 --> 2116.00] Now people might watch the video though. +[2116.00 --> 2126.00] Because they're going to be able to get that in a more formalized form and for even longer. +[2126.00 --> 2127.00] Yeah. +[2127.00 --> 2130.00] And the conclusion will be the same. +[2130.00 --> 2131.00] Yeah. +[2131.00 --> 2134.00] But I do make some more specific points. +[2134.00 --> 2136.00] I actually have a pretty long bullet list. +[2136.00 --> 2138.00] It's going to be, I think, a pretty interesting video. +[2138.00 --> 2140.00] Someone suggested that I buy a 3310. +[2140.00 --> 2141.00] Can you even buy those still? +[2141.00 --> 2142.00] Is that possible? +[2142.00 --> 2143.00] I don't think so. +[2143.00 --> 2144.00] I wouldn't think so. +[2144.00 --> 2145.00] Maybe used. +[2145.00 --> 2147.00] And how can you get one on a carrier? +[2147.00 --> 2148.00] The battery would be super poopy. +[2148.00 --> 2149.00] Yeah. +[2149.00 --> 2153.00] I don't think you would need the carrier subsidy for a 3310. +[2153.00 --> 2155.00] Watch them pay you to take it. +[2155.00 --> 2159.00] Like here's $50 cash if you take this phone on a plan. +[2159.00 --> 2161.00] Same plan cost though. +[2161.00 --> 2162.00] Because it's my carrier. +[2162.00 --> 2163.00] So they wouldn't take that cost. +[2163.00 --> 2164.00] You know what? +[2164.00 --> 2165.00] Hold on. +[2165.00 --> 2166.00] That was amazing timing. +[2166.00 --> 2168.00] Yeah, my phone just started ringing. +[2168.00 --> 2169.00] It's Telus. +[2169.00 --> 2170.00] What? +[2170.00 --> 2171.00] Hold on. +[2171.00 --> 2173.00] I think that's who it is. +[2173.00 --> 2175.00] That's them, right? +[2175.00 --> 2176.00] Yeah. +[2176.00 --> 2177.00] What? +[2177.00 --> 2178.00] Answer it. +[2178.00 --> 2179.00] Answer it. +[2179.00 --> 2180.00] Answer it. +[2180.00 --> 2181.00] Answer it. +[2181.00 --> 2182.00] Come on. +[2182.00 --> 2183.00] Come on. +[2183.00 --> 2184.00] You have to. +[2184.00 --> 2185.00] That would be amazing. +[2185.00 --> 2186.00] No, I don't want to talk to Telus. +[2186.00 --> 2187.00] Oh, but it's... +[2187.00 --> 2188.00] It's probably their customer set. +[2188.00 --> 2189.00] Okay. +[2189.00 --> 2190.00] It's probably their customer set. +[2190.00 --> 2191.00] Hello? +[2191.00 --> 2192.00] Oh, no. +[2192.00 --> 2193.00] It's UPS. +[2193.00 --> 2194.00] It's UPS. +[2194.00 --> 2195.00] Oh, what? +[2195.00 --> 2196.00] Oh, I think Telus is 310, not 210. +[2196.00 --> 2197.00] That's a really close phone number. +[2197.00 --> 2198.00] It's really close. +[2198.00 --> 2199.00] Anyway. +[2199.00 --> 2200.00] Okay. +[2200.00 --> 2201.00] Okay. +[2201.00 --> 2202.00] Okay. +[2202.00 --> 2203.00] Okay. +[2203.00 --> 2204.00] Okay. +[2204.00 --> 2205.00] Okay. +[2205.00 --> 2206.00] Okay. +[2206.00 --> 2210.00] I think you just stumbled on actually a brilliant idea, which... +[2210.00 --> 2212.00] Really, really low end phones with cash back? +[2212.00 --> 2213.00] Yes. +[2213.00 --> 2217.00] So a recycling program for phones... +[2217.00 --> 2218.00] Oh. +[2218.00 --> 2219.00] Imagine... +[2219.00 --> 2220.00] Okay. +[2220.00 --> 2222.00] Like there's so many different facets of this. +[2222.00 --> 2226.00] So the carrier can probably get some kind of governmental credit. +[2226.00 --> 2227.00] Probably. +[2227.00 --> 2229.00] For implementing a regimen like this. +[2229.00 --> 2230.00] I'm sure they could. +[2230.00 --> 2231.00] Okay. +[2231.00 --> 2238.00] It all of a sudden opens up more premium carriers to people who can't afford a phone at all, +[2238.00 --> 2241.00] or are even a little bit tight on cash. +[2241.00 --> 2247.80] If you go, okay, look, we had someone trade in this phone, or whatever, and we will not +[2247.80 --> 2252.74] only hand you this phone to use, but we're going to give you two months credit if you +[2252.74 --> 2254.74] lock in for like six months. +[2254.74 --> 2255.74] Tell you what. +[2255.74 --> 2257.74] Just give us a try. +[2257.74 --> 2261.66] We're going to be making our money back because we're going to lock you in for a very short +[2261.66 --> 2262.66] period of time. +[2262.66 --> 2263.66] And it's going to be subsidized at some point or something. +[2263.66 --> 2266.20] We're going to make this super accessible for everyone. +[2266.20 --> 2268.66] We're going to have a positive environmental impact. +[2268.66 --> 2271.90] And with the way that phone hardware is not changing in the same way that it used to. +[2271.90 --> 2275.46] The One M8 is faster than the One M7, but not the way the One M7 was faster than the +[2275.46 --> 2276.46] previous flagship. +[2276.46 --> 2278.26] It's slowing down. +[2278.26 --> 2279.26] Yeah. +[2279.26 --> 2280.26] How brilliant is that? +[2280.26 --> 2285.26] You actually subsidize people to take used phones and use them. +[2285.26 --> 2289.20] That does kind of make sense because I know a lot of people that get rid of phones that +[2289.20 --> 2293.88] are still working and like trade in level get rid of, like not even trying to sell it or anything +[2293.88 --> 2294.88] like that. +[2294.88 --> 2298.26] Because like, what am I trying to think of right now? +[2298.26 --> 2299.26] I don't know how much of a phone you can actually properly recycle. +[2299.26 --> 2300.26] Yeah. +[2300.26 --> 2303.26] So I want them to just like hand you a phone and cash. +[2303.26 --> 2304.26] That's how I want it to work. +[2304.26 --> 2306.50] And you can like go buy a burger with your cash if you really want to. +[2306.50 --> 2307.50] If you're willing to lock into a very short term. +[2307.50 --> 2308.50] I think that would be really neat. +[2308.50 --> 2309.50] Yeah, I don't expect it to be a different type of phone. +[2309.50 --> 2310.50] Yeah. +[2310.50 --> 2327.90] I want them to just like hand you a phone and cash. +[2327.90 --> 2329.20] That's how I want it to work. +[2329.20 --> 2332.52] And you can like go buy a burger with your cash if you really want to, if you're willing +[2332.52 --> 2334.28] to lock into a very short term. +[2334.28 --> 2335.40] I think that would be really neat. +[2335.40 --> 2339.16] Yeah, I don't expect it to be a ton of money or maybe I liked what you said about the +[2339.16 --> 2341.16] will pay your first two months kind of idea. +[2341.16 --> 2342.16] Yeah, or something like that. +[2342.16 --> 2343.64] Yeah, like that's actually pretty cool. +[2343.64 --> 2344.64] You can get a phone. +[2344.64 --> 2345.86] You don't have to pay for it for a while. +[2345.86 --> 2346.86] The phone is free. +[2346.86 --> 2350.98] Imagine if carriers were confident enough in their service that they were willing to offer +[2350.98 --> 2354.70] a try before you buy. +[2354.70 --> 2355.90] Maybe this is just a fantasy. +[2355.90 --> 2358.36] I would only be scared of people running away with the phones. +[2358.36 --> 2361.24] But then if you're doing like low end used phones. +[2361.24 --> 2365.00] Speaking of trying before you buy, we should probably do our sponsor segment here. +[2365.00 --> 2370.18] So Hotspot Shield has their trial of their Elite service which you can go ahead and head +[2370.18 --> 2373.18] over to bit.ly slash hs share. +[2373.18 --> 2377.40] Go there, download the Elite trial and give it a shot. +[2377.40 --> 2380.88] We actually had to use Hotspot Shield for something not that long ago. +[2380.88 --> 2387.26] We have a new sponsor that asked us to go on their website and pick out some like a try +[2387.26 --> 2388.06] at home thing. +[2388.06 --> 2391.34] But the Canadian site doesn't offer that service. +[2391.34 --> 2397.06] And they have the most bulletproof geo lock that I think I have ever encountered. +[2397.06 --> 2400.06] And like I bought a Google Glass from Canada. +[2400.06 --> 2403.24] They were more hardcore than Google Glass. +[2403.24 --> 2408.24] Which was really difficult like to figure out how to buy one if you weren't in the US. +[2408.24 --> 2411.24] So anyway, we were trying to like pick out these things. +[2411.24 --> 2414.16] And the only way we could get on their site was to use Hotspot Shield. +[2414.16 --> 2418.24] So Hotspot Shield allows you to fake your location which is great for all kinds of things. +[2418.24 --> 2421.86] You can access content that otherwise might be firewalled in your country. +[2421.86 --> 2427.12] It's funny, we've actually had quite a few people comment that Hotspot Shield's website +[2427.12 --> 2428.96] is blocked in their country. +[2428.96 --> 2433.10] Don't worry, there are other websites where you can download Hotspot Shield. +[2433.10 --> 2435.84] You won't be able to use our link but you can. +[2435.84 --> 2440.32] Because they don't want people using Hotspot Shield to circumvent censorship. +[2440.32 --> 2442.12] So you can circumvent those kinds of things. +[2442.12 --> 2443.12] You can also use it with online... +[2443.12 --> 2444.92] Oh, so it's not Hotspot Shield blocking them? +[2444.92 --> 2445.92] No. +[2445.92 --> 2446.92] Oh, okay. +[2446.92 --> 2452.50] It's the actual firewall blocking people from circumventing the firewall with Hotspot Shield. +[2452.50 --> 2456.44] So Hotspot Shield works on your desktop, on your phone, on your tablet, on whatever else +[2456.44 --> 2457.44] the case may be. +[2457.44 --> 2461.98] It allows you to circumvent those kinds of pesky blocks as well as circumvent other geo-restrictions +[2461.98 --> 2464.86] like from video streaming services like Netflix. +[2464.86 --> 2469.60] Although the word on the street is that Hulu is cracking down on VPN users in general. +[2469.60 --> 2470.98] Has there been an update to that? +[2470.98 --> 2473.60] I don't know if there's been an update to that but that was definitely a thing. +[2473.60 --> 2474.60] Yeah, it was for a while. +[2474.60 --> 2475.60] But I don't think Netflix wasn't a part of that. +[2475.60 --> 2478.98] Yeah, Netflix wasn't a part of that so you can definitely still use a lot of video streaming +[2478.98 --> 2480.18] services with Hotspot Shield. +[2480.18 --> 2483.78] You can decide, oh I want to be from Great Britain, I want to be from the US. +[2483.78 --> 2486.12] I've had people who tried Hotspot Shield. +[2486.12 --> 2487.12] So guys, do give it a try. +[2487.12 --> 2491.36] I've had people try it and say, hey Linus, it slowed down my internet. +[2491.36 --> 2493.74] You don't use Hotspot Shield when you're gaming. +[2493.74 --> 2495.74] It's a one button to turn it on and off. +[2495.74 --> 2498.98] You don't use it when you're gaming because your ping times will be terrible. +[2498.98 --> 2505.54] Because you are intentionally redirecting all of the data to a different country before +[2505.54 --> 2506.74] it goes to wherever it needs to go. +[2506.74 --> 2509.32] I mean the server could be down the street from you. +[2509.32 --> 2513.74] You could normally get like three millisecond pings and you're redirecting it to like the +[2513.74 --> 2514.74] UK and back. +[2514.74 --> 2519.70] The amount of people that I've convinced that I play Counter-Strike in Valve headquarters +[2519.70 --> 2520.90] is amazing. +[2520.90 --> 2524.12] Because I somehow get five ping when playing Counter-Strike. +[2524.12 --> 2525.12] Right. +[2525.12 --> 2526.28] Someone's just like, oh my god, five ping. +[2526.28 --> 2527.18] And I'm like, yeah, I'm on LAN. +[2527.18 --> 2528.18] I'm at Valve HQ. +[2528.18 --> 2529.18] And they're like, whoa, cool. +[2529.18 --> 2530.68] I've convinced so many people. +[2530.68 --> 2531.68] That's totally off topic. +[2531.68 --> 2533.86] But I thought it was awesome. +[2533.86 --> 2534.22] All right. +[2534.22 --> 2539.36] Our other sponsor of the show today is Asus with the G750JZ. +[2539.36 --> 2545.88] You can see that both Luke and I are powered by this particular gaming notebook and food. +[2545.88 --> 2547.36] We're also powered by food. +[2547.36 --> 2553.00] And basically what this is, it is, is, is, is, is, is, is, is, is, is, is a cream +[2553.00 --> 2555.96] of the cream gaming notebook with a GTX 880M. +[2555.96 --> 2562.68] And the big thing here is that it exists within a pricing realm that is actually not +[2562.68 --> 2566.72] that different from something like a gaming desktop. +[2566.72 --> 2568.56] Is it exactly the same? +[2568.56 --> 2569.56] No. +[2569.56 --> 2573.16] Could you get a slightly better value for your dollar with a gaming desktop in terms of sheer +[2573.16 --> 2576.12] FPS per money spent out of your pocket? +[2576.12 --> 2577.12] Yes. +[2577.12 --> 2580.06] But the point is that it's not completely out to lunch anymore. +[2580.06 --> 2582.40] And it does have the added benefit of being portable. +[2582.40 --> 2588.16] The coolest thing I think about it is the fact that the GTX 880M inside here, I mean, +[2588.16 --> 2596.08] we've known forever that the M version is not the same as the not M version that goes in +[2596.08 --> 2597.50] a desktop machine. +[2597.50 --> 2605.64] But what we've never seen before is only a one generational gap between the M version and +[2605.64 --> 2607.36] the desktop version. +[2607.36 --> 2611.36] This is almost equivalent other than the memory clock speed to a GTX 770. +[2611.36 --> 2616.58] So you're getting a very satisfactory gaming experience in recent titles like Bioshock +[2616.58 --> 2622.24] Infinite, Battlefield 4 on a notebook because it's actually clocked at almost the same speed +[2622.24 --> 2628.12] as a 770 desktop card, which if you guys remember is about equivalent to a GTX 680. +[2628.12 --> 2635.34] So that's only flagship wise one end and an increment because we got the 780 and then the 780 Ti. +[2635.34 --> 2639.88] So like one increment and then one full generation back from a current flagship desktop card, which +[2639.88 --> 2641.00] I think is really, really cool. +[2641.00 --> 2645.34] It also runs cool enough that we can actually survive this show with them on our lap. +[2645.34 --> 2646.56] Yeah, they're actually not bad. +[2646.56 --> 2648.06] No sweat marks on the bottom. +[2648.06 --> 2652.56] I've had laptops before that if I'm wearing shorts right now, you're wearing jeans. +[2652.56 --> 2657.78] So you might have survived, but like it's sitting on my bare knees and if it was bad, I would +[2657.78 --> 2660.78] not be comfortable right now and it's totally fine. +[2660.78 --> 2661.78] So there you go guys. +[2661.78 --> 2662.78] Thank you. +[2662.78 --> 2666.24] Huge thank you to our sponsors, Hotspot Shield and Asus, who also happens to be the presenting +[2666.24 --> 2667.24] sponsor. +[2667.24 --> 2669.12] That's why that laptop sits there. +[2669.12 --> 2674.78] For providing us with these notebooks and these VPNs that we legitimately need to do our jobs. +[2674.78 --> 2675.78] Yeah. +[2675.78 --> 2676.78] Yeah. +[2676.78 --> 2677.78] Yeah. +[2677.78 --> 2680.78] One thing that I want to bring up really quickly, I don't have this as a topic because one, I +[2680.78 --> 2683.72] don't live in the States and two, this is a very deep topic and I didn't have time to +[2683.72 --> 2688.44] fully research it, but FCC chairman, whatever his name is, something Wheeler, people are trying +[2688.44 --> 2691.44] to get him kicked out because he's doing a whole bunch of bull crap and there's stuff going +[2691.44 --> 2691.60] on. +[2691.60 --> 2696.06] So, if you live in the States and you're interested in net neutrality and all that kind of stuff, +[2696.06 --> 2699.34] maybe do some research on FCC chairman Tom Wheeler. +[2699.34 --> 2700.56] Someone just said it in the chat. +[2701.10 --> 2701.24] Yeah. +[2701.46 --> 2704.70] Chat is so useful, except when it's just a bunch of nonsense. +[2704.78 --> 2705.78] Yeah. +[2705.78 --> 2711.54] And like gets me angry calls from sponsors about how like our content is obscene. +[2711.54 --> 2712.54] Yeah. +[2712.54 --> 2713.54] All right. +[2713.54 --> 2715.54] So, let's go ahead and do that Twitter blitz we promised you guys. +[2715.54 --> 2720.74] Professor Nick Butler, can you comment on a hypothetical Corsair RGB keyboard release date? +[2720.74 --> 2722.54] Oh man, I'm sorry. +[2722.54 --> 2723.54] I can't. +[2723.54 --> 2731.46] What I will tell you is that I, okay, they didn't show off RGB at PAX. +[2731.46 --> 2735.66] But I believe they are planning to show it at Computex. +[2735.66 --> 2736.26] Oh. +[2736.26 --> 2738.22] That is all that I know. +[2738.22 --> 2743.50] I know that Barrington, one of the watchers of the WAN show and the after party has apparently +[2743.50 --> 2744.46] won one of them. +[2744.46 --> 2746.22] They had that contest thing going on. +[2746.22 --> 2746.34] Really? +[2746.34 --> 2749.22] So, he's getting it whenever it comes out, I guess. +[2749.22 --> 2753.74] So, Barrington will probably be a good person to ask because when he or she, him? +[2753.74 --> 2754.74] Him. +[2754.74 --> 2757.98] When he gets his tracking number, well, we'll know. +[2757.98 --> 2758.98] Yeah. +[2758.98 --> 2761.22] We'll know that either Corsair is shipping him a brick or... +[2761.22 --> 2762.22] What? +[2762.22 --> 2764.22] Oh my God, that would be the best troll ever. +[2764.22 --> 2768.34] If they shipped everyone like membrane keyboards and they're like, you can use these until the +[2768.34 --> 2769.34] new one shows up. +[2769.34 --> 2770.34] Is that... +[2770.34 --> 2771.34] Just to trick everyone. +[2771.34 --> 2773.34] Would that be a good viral thing? +[2773.34 --> 2779.34] Okay, like remember when Microsoft did the whole Xbox One and the Shark Tank thing? +[2779.34 --> 2780.34] Yeah. +[2780.34 --> 2786.34] If it turned out that that Xbox was actually full of lizard on trails or something, is that +[2786.34 --> 2787.34] funny? +[2787.34 --> 2789.34] Or is that just them... +[2789.34 --> 2790.34] Does that get... +[2790.34 --> 2792.34] I think the sharks would eat it. +[2792.34 --> 2793.34] Right. +[2793.34 --> 2795.34] Okay, let's just move on. +[2795.34 --> 2800.06] In Portugal, carrier locked and no contract, a bunch of phone pricing in dollars that probably +[2800.06 --> 2801.34] I can't relate to. +[2801.34 --> 2803.34] Oh, that looks like corrected. +[2803.34 --> 2804.34] Is that US? +[2804.34 --> 2806.34] LG G2 for 622? +[2806.34 --> 2808.34] Isn't that cheap? +[2808.34 --> 2809.34] No. +[2809.34 --> 2811.34] Galaxy S5 for 900 bucks? +[2811.34 --> 2815.06] Actually, I'm going to do my thoughts on the Galaxy S5 as well as the gear fit later on +[2815.06 --> 2816.06] in the show. +[2816.06 --> 2817.34] How much do G2s cost then? +[2817.34 --> 2819.34] I don't know, less than that I think. +[2819.34 --> 2825.22] Any chance, BIOS update for example, that the Devil's Canyon K CPUs will work on D87 mother +[2825.22 --> 2826.22] boards and if not, why? +[2826.22 --> 2827.22] I doubt it. +[2827.22 --> 2833.22] Often, aside from updating the chip set, even when there's no socket change, Intel will +[2833.22 --> 2839.22] update the electrical specifications of the socket to be capable of things like tighter +[2839.22 --> 2841.22] voltage regulation for example. +[2841.22 --> 2843.22] So a lot of the time, you'll get newer motherboards. +[2843.22 --> 2851.22] So for example, very late LGA 775 motherboards could work with almost every previous LGA 775 +[2851.22 --> 2858.22] CPU, but then the later LGA 775 CPUs were like barely backwards compatible, if at all. +[2858.22 --> 2864.22] And that was probably the best example of a very long lasting socket whose compatibility, +[2864.22 --> 2866.22] actually, forward and backward wasn't very strong. +[2866.22 --> 2868.22] So it's 650 bucks. +[2868.22 --> 2871.22] Are you going to make a video about the April updates to Shield? +[2871.22 --> 2873.22] There is some really cool stuff. +[2873.22 --> 2875.22] I had not planned on a dedicated video. +[2875.22 --> 2878.22] We have talked about them on WAN Show before. +[2878.22 --> 2880.22] Apparently, something about a recipe from Canada. +[2880.22 --> 2881.22] Thank you, Barnacles. +[2881.22 --> 2885.22] Silver makes me wonder what the gold tier would be if they add one. +[2885.22 --> 2886.22] You know what? +[2886.22 --> 2889.22] I don't think there's any rumored gold tier. +[2889.22 --> 2893.22] I think the Android program is just called Silver. +[2893.22 --> 2894.22] But who knows? +[2894.22 --> 2897.22] I guess they're leaving themselves flexibility up and down. +[2897.22 --> 2898.22] Yeah, seriously. +[2898.22 --> 2900.22] Platinum tier. +[2900.22 --> 2902.22] Will you guys ever come to DreamHack? +[2902.22 --> 2903.22] I wouldn't tier. +[2903.22 --> 2907.22] We're not really planning on it right now, but that's not to say that anything's impossible. +[2907.22 --> 2908.22] Yeah. +[2908.22 --> 2911.22] Watching WAN Show on a toilet. +[2911.22 --> 2913.22] Okay. +[2913.22 --> 2916.22] Touchgreens are the work of the devil. +[2916.22 --> 2918.22] We've gotten off topic a little bit. +[2918.22 --> 2920.22] Something about not liking maple syrup. +[2920.22 --> 2922.22] Barnacles, get off my Twitter feed. +[2922.22 --> 2925.22] I don't even know if that guy's watching. +[2925.22 --> 2929.22] In Sweden, there's a 14-day free trial for phones and contracts. +[2929.22 --> 2931.22] It can only be used once per person, but it's great. +[2931.22 --> 2934.22] Why is Sweden so progressive about everything? +[2934.22 --> 2935.22] Because they're awesome. +[2935.22 --> 2938.22] And they're from Scandinavia, and Scandinavia is awesome. +[2938.22 --> 2940.22] I'm in a dilemma. +[2940.22 --> 2945.22] I think the 12 hertz thing is a troll from the Newegg guys. +[2945.22 --> 2950.22] Ah, because our equipment is so much better than theirs. +[2950.22 --> 2951.22] Yeah. +[2951.22 --> 2952.22] They want people to- +[2952.22 --> 2955.22] And the skilled operators using them, and the people in front of them. +[2955.22 --> 2956.22] I know. +[2956.22 --> 2959.22] Everything about our operation is just vastly superior. +[2959.22 --> 2960.22] You know what's funny? +[2960.22 --> 2965.22] You know what's funny is they were closing in on the NCIX Tech Tips channel in terms of subscribers. +[2965.22 --> 2968.22] Like, they got really close. +[2968.22 --> 2978.22] And then all of a sudden, a completely untrained group of people came into the NCIX Tech Tips, of whom there are about a third as many as the Newegg TV team. +[2978.22 --> 2983.22] And then with me coming in like five hours a week, they took off again. +[2983.22 --> 2985.22] And now they're growing way faster than Newegg TV again. +[2985.22 --> 2986.22] So, you know what? +[2986.22 --> 2987.22] We're going to see if we- +[2987.22 --> 2988.22] Oh, that's the new- +[2988.22 --> 2989.22] Paul, eat it. +[2989.22 --> 2991.22] Kyle, eat it. +[2991.22 --> 2994.22] Joanne, you're not there anymore, but you can eat it too. +[2994.22 --> 2995.22] Steve was really nice. +[2995.22 --> 2996.22] Steve can eat it. +[2996.22 --> 2997.22] What? +[2997.22 --> 2998.22] I mean, eat it. +[2998.22 --> 2999.22] Steve can eat something pleasant, like cake. +[2999.22 --> 3000.22] Yeah. +[3000.22 --> 3001.22] There we go. +[3001.22 --> 3002.22] But he can still eat it. +[3002.22 --> 3003.22] Actually, Paul's really nice too. +[3003.22 --> 3004.22] But still, ha. +[3004.22 --> 3005.22] He can still eat it. +[3005.22 --> 3009.22] Most companies second secondhand phones to emerging countries and send- +[3009.22 --> 3011.22] Yeah, that's another option. +[3011.22 --> 3012.22] I actually had no idea. +[3012.22 --> 3013.22] That's pretty cool. +[3013.22 --> 3014.22] Yeah, I'm aware of that. +[3014.22 --> 3016.22] But it's usually like super old crappy stuff. +[3016.22 --> 3022.22] Like what I would like to see is a program more like, hey, here's the last gen one that's only year old. +[3022.22 --> 3025.22] Like I was saying like S3s or S4s or whatever. +[3025.22 --> 3028.22] Seems I've been banned from talking about 12hz Master Race. +[3028.22 --> 3030.22] Yeah, that sounds about right. +[3030.22 --> 3034.22] SaskTel will give you $250 for anything, including their TV, internet, and phone. +[3034.22 --> 3039.22] But that's gotta be like if you sign up for a new one that's not helping the recycling thing again. +[3039.22 --> 3042.22] This transitions well into one of our topics. +[3042.22 --> 3045.22] We're actually going to be talking about Google Class' bomb cost being $80. +[3045.22 --> 3048.22] So why don't we move on to our next topic for now. +[3048.22 --> 3051.22] What do we have? +[3051.22 --> 3056.22] Well, next is the Heartbleed criminal data thing and then something, something, something. +[3056.22 --> 3063.22] I'm so excited about Harrison Ford and Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher and like, argh! +[3063.22 --> 3065.22] Everyone's gonna be in the new movie! +[3065.22 --> 3067.22] I just hope they don't screw it up. +[3067.22 --> 3069.22] You know, I... +[3069.22 --> 3072.22] With all the stuff, see this is why it scares me. +[3072.22 --> 3075.22] With everything that I've seen so far, it looks awesome. +[3075.22 --> 3081.22] With everything that I had seen at a certain point in time with Elder Scrolls Online, it looks awesome. +[3081.22 --> 3086.22] And now I won't touch it or even be within a vicinity of it because it's disgusting. +[3086.22 --> 3089.22] In my personal opinion, if you like it, I'm sorry, but I don't like it. +[3089.22 --> 3090.22] Okay. +[3090.22 --> 3091.22] Well, okay. +[3091.22 --> 3092.22] Just... +[3092.22 --> 3093.22] Let's all just back up for a second. +[3093.22 --> 3095.22] There's a high possibility of things screwing up. +[3095.22 --> 3098.22] Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, poopy. +[3098.22 --> 3103.22] You know, I think it could have been good, but George Lucas was involved. +[3103.22 --> 3104.22] And therefore... +[3105.22 --> 3106.22] Yeah. +[3106.22 --> 3111.22] The whole throwing out the expanded universe thing, I have mixed feelings on because there +[3111.22 --> 3115.22] was a lot of stuff from the expanded universe that was quite frankly a hundred times better +[3115.22 --> 3118.22] than anything that was canon. +[3118.22 --> 3119.22] Really good. +[3119.22 --> 3121.22] A lot of it was fantastic. +[3121.22 --> 3127.22] I do see that even though they've thrown it out, it's not like they haven't left in the +[3127.22 --> 3133.22] possibility to adopt parts of it, which I think is great. +[3133.22 --> 3139.22] But to me, it's a little bit frustrating that they basically went, okay, no, the whole thing +[3139.22 --> 3141.22] is scrapped and they kind of just... +[3141.22 --> 3142.22] That's all they've told us. +[3142.22 --> 3149.22] When there is so much lore that is so plausible and so good and really doesn't need to be reimagined, +[3149.22 --> 3152.22] that they could have just left alone. +[3152.22 --> 3153.22] Yeah. +[3153.22 --> 3154.22] But right now I think, what is it? +[3154.22 --> 3161.22] Clone Wars TV show, which I saw a little bit of once, and holy cow was it ever terrible. +[3161.22 --> 3163.22] I never watched it. +[3163.22 --> 3168.22] So, Clone Wars animated series, prequels, and then the three original movies means that of +[3168.22 --> 3172.22] the body of work that is now considered canon, most of it isn't very good. +[3172.22 --> 3174.22] Yeah, that's why I'm scared. +[3174.22 --> 3175.22] Which is a real shame. +[3175.22 --> 3178.22] But like they do, they are lining up the right things. +[3178.22 --> 3180.22] Like you said, they have the actors back. +[3180.22 --> 3185.22] And so, as far as I've heard so far, Ford is like the main focus. +[3185.22 --> 3186.22] Is he not? +[3186.22 --> 3187.22] I don't know. +[3187.22 --> 3188.22] Han Solo? +[3188.22 --> 3189.22] I'm not sure. +[3189.22 --> 3194.22] As far as I've heard, he's the main focus of the movie, which actually could be kind of good. +[3194.22 --> 3195.22] I don't know. +[3195.22 --> 3202.22] I mean, okay, maybe this is me being kind of crazy, but I would actually like for Episode +[3202.22 --> 3207.22] 7 to be the last time we see Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, Harrison Ford. +[3207.22 --> 3209.22] Yeah, but it could be a really good transition. +[3209.22 --> 3213.22] Like they could introduce new characters with it or do something. +[3213.22 --> 3217.22] I mean, one possibility, and I'd love it if this is what they're doing. +[3217.22 --> 3219.22] I don't know what they're doing. +[3219.22 --> 3224.22] What I would love to see, because they have a system, like they have a team of people +[3224.22 --> 3229.22] that are dedicated to curating content and making it, deciding what's canon and what's +[3229.22 --> 3230.22] not. +[3230.22 --> 3233.22] What I would love to see them do is actually skip a bunch. +[3233.22 --> 3234.22] Again. +[3234.22 --> 3236.22] Because if you look at the original three movies. +[3236.22 --> 3238.22] I think that's what they have to do. +[3238.22 --> 3240.22] Yeah, but like skip a lot. +[3240.22 --> 3242.22] Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. +[3242.22 --> 3247.22] They actually create an intermediary story that could easily be filled in by having the +[3247.22 --> 3252.22] original people do voice acting, for example, for digital representations of themselves. +[3252.22 --> 3256.22] So through video games or through animated serieses. +[3256.22 --> 3257.22] Right, right. +[3257.22 --> 3258.22] Serieses. +[3258.22 --> 3261.22] Because even if their voice is going to sound a little bit older, it'll be easier to portray +[3261.22 --> 3263.22] that on a younger character and have it be believable. +[3263.22 --> 3265.22] And you can do a whole lot with editing. +[3265.22 --> 3266.22] With editing. +[3266.22 --> 3268.22] And so, I mean, that's what I would like to see them do. +[3268.22 --> 3272.22] Because you look at even the original three movies, there's a pretty significant chunk +[3272.22 --> 3275.22] of time between even those movies. +[3275.22 --> 3280.22] It's like the rebellion goes from existing on like Yavin 4. +[3280.22 --> 3283.22] Like that's the entire rebel alliance. +[3283.22 --> 3285.22] To like all of a sudden, now they've got a fleet. +[3285.22 --> 3289.22] And then like all of a sudden, well now they have like a badass fleet and like salmon piloting +[3289.22 --> 3290.22] their ships. +[3290.22 --> 3294.22] And they can win a major battle. +[3294.22 --> 3295.22] Yeah. +[3295.22 --> 3301.22] So there's a lot of room here for a lot of the expanded universe stuff to still work +[3301.22 --> 3303.22] if they skip forward enough. +[3303.22 --> 3304.22] Mm-hmm. +[3304.22 --> 3305.22] If you see what I mean. +[3305.22 --> 3306.22] Yeah, no, I actually definitely agree with that. +[3306.22 --> 3307.22] I like that idea. +[3307.22 --> 3308.22] They've already done it once. +[3308.22 --> 3311.22] So like, I don't think anyone's going to protest too much. +[3311.22 --> 3313.22] So that's what I want. +[3313.22 --> 3314.22] But I don't know. +[3314.22 --> 3315.22] I don't know. +[3315.22 --> 3318.22] I just, I don't want to get my hopes up too much because... +[3318.22 --> 3319.22] Exactly. +[3319.22 --> 3323.22] I used to be a pretty hardcore Star Wars buff. +[3323.22 --> 3324.22] I know. +[3324.22 --> 3325.22] Like knew everything. +[3325.22 --> 3328.22] I think compared to the mass majority of people you still would be. +[3328.22 --> 3331.22] So I just, I really want it to be good. +[3331.22 --> 3334.22] I loved what Abrams did with Star Trek. +[3334.22 --> 3335.22] Yep. +[3335.22 --> 3336.22] Really liked it. +[3336.22 --> 3337.22] For sure. +[3337.22 --> 3339.22] But I was never a huge Star Trek guy. +[3339.22 --> 3340.22] Trekkie. +[3340.22 --> 3341.22] I was never a Trekkie. +[3341.22 --> 3344.22] I think we were both on the Star Wars bandwagon more than the Trekkie bandwagon. +[3344.22 --> 3349.22] So the potential here for me to be disappointed is it's like Phantom Menace all over again. +[3349.22 --> 3350.22] Potentially. +[3350.22 --> 3352.22] I really don't think Abrams could make a movie that bad. +[3352.22 --> 3353.22] I don't think so. +[3353.22 --> 3355.22] Which is like, that helps a lot. +[3355.22 --> 3358.22] And the actors coming in helps a lot. +[3358.22 --> 3360.22] And everything that I've gotten so far helps a lot. +[3360.22 --> 3363.22] I'm just still trying to disengage as much as I can. +[3363.22 --> 3364.22] I mean, okay, okay. +[3364.22 --> 3367.22] The one part of me is like, Harrison Ford, ahhhhhhhhh. +[3367.22 --> 3371.22] But then one part of me too is like, the fact that they brought in all of them. +[3371.22 --> 3378.22] We're either going to end up with this weird like fan service thing where they bring them in just to give them like a little bit of screen time. +[3378.22 --> 3384.22] Or we're going to end up with this thing where they give them way too much screen time and it just doesn't make any sense because they're all decrepit now. +[3384.22 --> 3387.22] I wouldn't mind just like closures on certain parts. +[3387.22 --> 3392.22] Like fan service, but like closure that makes sense. +[3392.22 --> 3393.22] Or flashback style stuff. +[3393.22 --> 3398.22] What if like movie number one, opening scene, they kill Luke Skywalker? +[3398.22 --> 3399.22] How do you feel about that? +[3399.22 --> 3406.22] What if Mark Hamill comes back in for just long enough to say there is another Skywalker and dies? +[3406.22 --> 3410.22] Like if they do it in a way that makes sense, I would be okay with it. +[3410.22 --> 3415.22] Because I mean, I think there's a lot of potential for us to see an Obi-Wan Kenobi type role for him. +[3415.22 --> 3416.22] Yeah. +[3416.22 --> 3421.22] Where maybe, okay, maybe they don't kill him in the opening scene, but I think there's a lot of potential for him to die. +[3421.22 --> 3425.22] I don't mind, especially when it's been this long. +[3425.22 --> 3427.22] Like, because, okay, I have to draw this in. +[3427.22 --> 3428.22] Sorry, everyone. +[3428.22 --> 3429.22] I don't mind. +[3429.22 --> 3430.22] But Firefly. +[3430.22 --> 3431.22] People have talked about... +[3431.22 --> 3434.22] That was awkward. +[3434.22 --> 3435.22] Yeah. +[3435.22 --> 3441.22] People have talked about Firefly sequels and what could possibly happen if they brought in a season two and all that kind of stuff in the past. +[3441.22 --> 3446.22] So I've seen some of this theorizing and you kind of need to either kill people. +[3446.22 --> 3447.22] Yeah. +[3447.22 --> 3449.22] Or move them off to the side in some way. +[3449.22 --> 3450.22] Yeah. +[3450.22 --> 3454.22] Or get rid of them or just put them in weird auxiliary roles or something like that. +[3454.22 --> 3457.22] Maybe keep one or two, but you can't necessarily keep the whole group. +[3457.22 --> 3460.22] Because people will have grown up and changed and their acting styles can change. +[3460.22 --> 3461.22] Yeah. +[3461.22 --> 3464.22] How their mannerisms work can change and it won't feel the same. +[3464.22 --> 3472.22] But if they moved them into, like you had just said, a Obi-Wan Kenobi type role, I actually think that could work really well. +[3472.22 --> 3477.22] Someone just said they can't kill Luke because he exists in a lot of the expanded universe stuff and not all of it was scrapped. +[3477.22 --> 3481.22] Except if they skipped forward far enough to his death, then there's plenty of time to fill in the intermediary stuff. +[3481.22 --> 3483.22] Which is what he was saying before. +[3483.22 --> 3484.22] Which is exactly what I was talking about. +[3484.22 --> 3485.22] Yeah. +[3485.22 --> 3492.22] Anyway, so moving on to our next actual topic, because I don't know how we ended up talking about that for so long. +[3492.22 --> 3494.22] I actually was going to ask you how we got there. +[3494.22 --> 3495.22] I don't remember. +[3495.22 --> 3496.22] I have no clue. +[3496.22 --> 3498.22] Dillon's will know. +[3498.22 --> 3500.22] Shout out to Dillon's. We never do that. +[3500.22 --> 3504.22] He actually does the timetable that goes in the archive on YouTube. +[3504.22 --> 3506.22] Shout out to Ghost because the doc and stuff. +[3506.22 --> 3507.22] Yeah, because helping us work on the doc. +[3507.22 --> 3511.22] We actually have some pretty cool community helpers helping us with the show these days. +[3511.22 --> 3512.22] It's helped with the WAN show a lot lately. +[3512.22 --> 3514.22] Pretty fantastic people overall. +[3514.22 --> 3516.22] Alright, so let's talk about this article on BBC. +[3516.22 --> 3520.22] Heartbleed used to uncover data from cyber criminals. +[3520.22 --> 3522.22] Are you a crime-inal? +[3522.22 --> 3523.22] Are you a criminal? +[3523.22 --> 3524.22] A criminal? +[3524.22 --> 3525.22] I'm not a criminal. +[3525.22 --> 3527.22] You don't get the reference. +[3527.22 --> 3528.22] It's okay. +[3528.22 --> 3530.22] I only hate you a little bit for not getting it. +[3530.22 --> 3531.22] Is that with Spaceballs? +[3531.22 --> 3532.22] Go ahead. +[3532.22 --> 3533.22] I'm not sure. +[3533.22 --> 3537.22] So Heartbleed has apparently been used to track down black hat hackers. +[3537.22 --> 3543.22] Black hat hackers are like the ones that are maliciously trying to hurt people like steal credit card data and all that kind of stuff. +[3543.22 --> 3550.22] Grey hat is when they kind of float on both sides and white hat is when people are trying to hack but for the greater good. +[3550.22 --> 3557.22] So they've been using this to access closed forums such as Dark Ode and Damage Lab. +[3557.22 --> 3566.22] And according to Wired, smart devices such as home routers, CCTV cameras, baby monitors, and home management gadgets were now known to be vulnerable. +[3566.22 --> 3567.22] Um... +[3567.22 --> 3573.22] I always feel such awkwardly on the fence with this kind of stuff. +[3573.22 --> 3576.22] Because it's like, I don't want you guys to use this to track people. +[3576.22 --> 3579.22] But then you stopped bad people potentially. +[3579.22 --> 3582.22] But that's the whole argument. +[3582.22 --> 3585.22] That's how the NSA starts monitoring us! +[3585.22 --> 3586.22] Yeah, which is why... +[3586.22 --> 3587.22] Because they're finding bad people! +[3587.22 --> 3591.22] Which I wouldn't be surprised is why this article even came out in the first place. +[3591.22 --> 3594.22] Because they're like, no, we're not terrible! +[3594.22 --> 3599.22] So just remember that when listening to this article or if you read it later or anything like that. +[3599.22 --> 3603.22] Well no, this was anti-malware researchers after Heartbleed was exposed, I think. +[3603.22 --> 3604.22] Yeah? +[3604.22 --> 3606.22] Yeah, so I don't know. +[3606.22 --> 3609.22] So they were using it to track people. +[3609.22 --> 3610.22] I don't know. +[3610.22 --> 3611.22] I could make terrible analogies. +[3611.22 --> 3612.22] I'm not going to bother. +[3612.22 --> 3613.22] I mean... +[3613.22 --> 3614.22] Things that exist that you could use in bad ways. +[3614.22 --> 3624.22] And that doesn't mean that government entities should be able to go around the law to be able to use them and all that kind of stuff. +[3624.22 --> 3628.22] And also, cyber law is really confusing and weird anyways. +[3628.22 --> 3630.22] And a lot of it doesn't even exist. +[3630.22 --> 3633.22] Can you break the law to stop lawbreakers? +[3633.22 --> 3638.22] I mean, you can turn this into a whole long conversation about capital punishment. +[3638.22 --> 3641.22] Can you murder someone to stop them from murdering other people? +[3641.22 --> 3642.22] Well, this is actually a big... +[3642.22 --> 3643.22] This is a really big topic right now, isn't it? +[3643.22 --> 3648.22] Yeah, it's a huge deal because of the lethal injection thing that's going on right now. +[3648.22 --> 3650.22] Yeah, and then they screwed up and they even end up killing his partner or something. +[3650.22 --> 3653.22] So the supplier of what they were using for lethal injections... +[3653.22 --> 3654.22] And this is all paraphrasing. +[3654.22 --> 3656.22] My wife's been following it really closely because she's a pharmacist. +[3656.22 --> 3661.22] So the drug aspect of all this is fascinating to her because pharmacists... +[3661.22 --> 3663.22] I find those things interesting. +[3663.22 --> 3664.22] I guess. +[3664.22 --> 3672.22] Yeah, so the drug supplier that was supplying the drugs for lethal injections was getting threatened to the point where they were like, +[3672.22 --> 3674.22] Okay, look, we're not going to supply it anymore. +[3674.22 --> 3679.22] So they had to source alternate drugs from alternate sources that they were keeping secret. +[3679.22 --> 3684.22] And then basically what was happening was you were supposed to do one drug and then another one. +[3684.22 --> 3686.22] And then there was a collapsed vein somewhere in the mix. +[3686.22 --> 3689.22] And the first drug is supposed to make the patient... +[3689.22 --> 3691.22] Victim? +[3691.22 --> 3692.22] Um... +[3692.22 --> 3694.22] Prisoner? +[3694.22 --> 3695.22] Uh... +[3695.22 --> 3696.22] Uh... +[3696.22 --> 3697.22] Uh... +[3697.22 --> 3698.22] Anyway, the person... +[3698.22 --> 3699.22] Executee? +[3699.22 --> 3700.22] Sure. +[3700.22 --> 3701.22] Executee. +[3701.22 --> 3702.22] Thank you. +[3702.22 --> 3703.22] Um... +[3703.22 --> 3704.22] Cutie? +[3704.22 --> 3705.22] Doesn't really work. +[3705.22 --> 3707.22] You can't spell executee without cutie. +[3707.22 --> 3708.22] Um... +[3708.22 --> 3709.22] So... +[3709.22 --> 3713.22] So supposed to make them unconscious and then the subsequent injection or injections were supposed +[3713.22 --> 3715.22] to do the deed, so to speak. +[3715.22 --> 3726.22] But there have been cases where they appear to be trying to get out of the chair, which would imply that the pain that they're undergoing is also accompanied by some level of consciousness. +[3726.22 --> 3727.22] So... +[3727.22 --> 3730.22] I actually don't understand how we got on this topic again. +[3730.22 --> 3732.22] Anyway, that's like a huge deal right now. +[3732.22 --> 3735.22] People were also wondering if it was intentional. +[3735.22 --> 3738.22] I really don't know the details of this story very well. +[3738.22 --> 3741.22] This was not a planned discussion, so sorry if I'm wrong. +[3741.22 --> 3745.22] But apparently he took a very long, prolonged time to kill someone. +[3745.22 --> 3746.22] Mmm. +[3746.22 --> 3747.22] So like watched them suffer. +[3747.22 --> 3751.22] So people were like, well maybe someone set it up so that he was suffering. +[3753.22 --> 3754.22] Which like... +[3754.22 --> 3755.22] I don't know. +[3755.22 --> 3757.22] It all starts to sound like a movie plot at this point. +[3757.22 --> 3758.22] It does. +[3758.22 --> 3759.22] Which is part of the problem when I heard that. +[3759.22 --> 3762.22] Which isn't to say that that movie won't be based on a true story of what's happening right now. +[3762.22 --> 3763.22] Yeah. +[3763.22 --> 3764.22] It sounds like a movie plot. +[3764.22 --> 3766.22] And then again, I don't... +[3766.22 --> 3767.22] I just like... +[3767.22 --> 3768.22] I might have heard this on the radio. +[3768.22 --> 3769.22] I don't even remember where I got it from. +[3769.22 --> 3770.22] This was not a planned topic. +[3770.22 --> 3771.22] Sorry if I'm wrong. +[3771.22 --> 3772.22] You'd definitely be wrong. +[3772.22 --> 3773.22] Don't take that as... +[3773.22 --> 3776.22] That's about as disclaimed as anything has ever been ever. +[3776.22 --> 3777.22] Yeah, exactly. +[3777.22 --> 3778.22] I just... +[3778.22 --> 3779.22] Yeah, I don't know. +[3779.22 --> 3782.22] So huge thanks to Rainfall Within for posting the Heartbleed cyber criminal thing on the forum. +[3782.22 --> 3783.22] That's what we were talking about. +[3783.22 --> 3784.22] Thank you for that. +[3784.22 --> 3788.22] Apple iWatch production has allegedly begun! +[3788.22 --> 3790.22] And this was posted by Alex Goes High. +[3790.22 --> 3791.22] Thank you very much for that. +[3791.22 --> 3793.22] Original article is from NextPowerUp. +[3793.22 --> 3795.22] So we're gonna go ahead and head over there. +[3795.22 --> 3797.22] This is a concept, by the way. +[3797.22 --> 3802.22] This is not actually what it's gonna look like, fortunately, because I wouldn't buy that. +[3802.22 --> 3803.22] Yeah. +[3803.22 --> 3807.22] So the China Times has reported that Apple has gone into production. +[3807.22 --> 3816.22] So the rumor is that during the first quarter of product availability, there's gonna be anywhere from 2.5 to 3.5 million units of iWatch. +[3816.22 --> 3817.22] So that's in Q2. +[3817.22 --> 3824.22] And in the second quarter, production is rumored to be going to leap to 14 to 15 million units. +[3824.22 --> 3830.22] I plan to buy one, I plan to try it, and I will see what I think about it. +[3830.22 --> 3833.22] Is there plans for like a BlackBerry watch and a Windows watch? +[3833.22 --> 3835.22] I'm assuming no BlackBerry. +[3835.22 --> 3838.22] I know Microsoft has acknowledged the wearable market. +[3838.22 --> 3841.22] I don't know that there's an actual plan or anything that they've announced. +[3841.22 --> 3842.22] Okay. +[3842.22 --> 3845.22] I think something interesting that we could do is a whole ecosystem comparison video. +[3845.22 --> 3846.22] Right. +[3846.22 --> 3847.22] Get our hands on a Windows phone. +[3847.22 --> 3849.22] Actually, Nokia has offered to send us a Windows phone to try out. +[3849.22 --> 3851.22] I actually need to get back to them. +[3851.22 --> 3852.22] Because I should definitely do that. +[3852.22 --> 3857.22] If you are ingrained in an ecosystem, so you have their watch, you have their phone, you have their OS. +[3857.22 --> 3859.22] How well does it all work together? +[3859.22 --> 3867.22] Not necessarily comparing like the OS, because we know a lot of people, including myself and a lot of the viewers, aren't gonna like OS 10. +[3867.22 --> 3871.22] But like comparing how well they sync together and all that kind of stuff. +[3871.22 --> 3872.22] Right. +[3872.22 --> 3876.22] Like if there's iHome or whatever, like getting that kind of stuff to it, I think that could be pretty interesting. +[3876.22 --> 3883.22] Speaking of how well things within the same ecosystem work together, I think I'll use this as an opportunity to give my thoughts on the Galaxy S5. +[3883.22 --> 3887.22] So Samsung sent me a Galaxy S5 as well as a Gear Fit. +[3887.22 --> 3889.22] I didn't have long enough with them. +[3889.22 --> 3890.22] I only had them for about a week. +[3890.22 --> 3893.22] So I didn't have long enough with them to do a full review. +[3893.22 --> 3898.22] But what I told Samsung is, okay, sure, send it to me for a week. +[3898.22 --> 3900.22] I'm not gonna do a review, but I'll talk about it on my show. +[3900.22 --> 3905.22] So I'm just, this is just my, here, just to give you guys, oh sorry. +[3905.22 --> 3906.22] Just to give you guys some idea. +[3906.22 --> 3908.22] This is what my notes look like. +[3908.22 --> 3909.22] Yeah, I didn't. +[3909.22 --> 3912.22] Or, I turn it into a script that makes any kind of sense. +[3912.22 --> 3913.22] They're not in any particular order. +[3913.22 --> 3916.22] These are just notes that I make to myself as I observe them. +[3916.22 --> 3918.22] So I apologize that this is a little bit disjointed. +[3918.22 --> 3924.22] I was impressed that even though the plasticiness of the Galaxy series is still very much there. +[3924.22 --> 3928.22] The actual flex to the phone is much less than the previous generation S4. +[3928.22 --> 3930.22] And I don't think Samsung got enough credit for that. +[3930.22 --> 3935.08] credit for that. They managed to make the phone a lot more rigid without actually +[3935.08 --> 3939.76] making it, you know, out of a solid piece of metal the same way that other premium +[3939.76 --> 3943.72] phone makers do, which isn't to say that I necessarily think that justifies +[3943.72 --> 3947.98] making all your phones out of plastic, but whatever. I hate the positioning of +[3947.98 --> 3952.98] the lock button directly opposed to volume. It just seems like nobody can get +[3952.98 --> 3958.78] this right. Nobody can find two spots on a phone to put volume and lock where you +[3958.78 --> 3962.86] don't have to press all of them. Apple gets it more right than most. G2, yes. +[3962.86 --> 3967.12] Apple gets it more right than most because their buttons are stiff enough +[3967.12 --> 3970.30] that you won't accidentally press them when you're trying to press one or the +[3970.30 --> 3975.52] other, but on the Galaxy S5 I was constantly accidentally mashing the volume +[3975.52 --> 3979.02] when I was trying to lock or unlock the phone. An issue I don't have nearly as +[3979.02 --> 3982.68] much with the one because you can wake it up by tapping on the screen. Another +[3982.68 --> 3987.88] thing that the G2, which you don't have anymore, does really well. Going +[3987.88 --> 3992.26] back to a hardware home button really felt like a step backwards. When I did my +[3992.26 --> 3998.06] One M8 review, I talked about how I felt like it was a mixed bag, but I had never +[3998.06 --> 4002.64] tried to go from my One M7 to my One M8 and then back to the One M7 with its +[4002.64 --> 4008.34] hardware buttons. What I realized is that going back after having used the One M8 +[4008.34 --> 4014.10] for so long really felt like a last generation implementation. I've gotten used +[4014.10 --> 4019.48] to them now. The extra width is more noticeable than you would think due to +[4019.48 --> 4023.22] the thicker edges. So that's the width of the phone physically itself. I couldn't +[4023.22 --> 4027.62] figure out what I was talking about until the end there. So even though the HTC One +[4027.62 --> 4032.28] M8 is quite long in order to accommodate those boom sound speakers, I really like +[4032.28 --> 4036.48] the speakers. I'm willing to make that trade-off. And on the S5 that width really +[4036.48 --> 4041.94] made it challenging for me to use it because of my small hands. But the shape and +[4041.94 --> 4046.02] all that basically, it was not easy for me to handle compared to the One M8. +[4046.02 --> 4051.24] With that said, everyone's making fun of the backing material on the S5. I like it. +[4051.24 --> 4056.18] It reminds me of the first-gen Nexus 7 and I think it's great. That grippiness is +[4056.18 --> 4060.26] probably the one thing that made the phone somewhat manageable for me because I +[4060.26 --> 4064.22] really didn't find the shape that easy for me to hold. The One M8, by contrast, +[4064.22 --> 4071.28] especially the titanium version, the one that I have, is quite slippery. Another contrast +[4071.28 --> 4076.50] between the One M8 and the Galaxy S5 is the crummy speaker positioning. It is so +[4076.50 --> 4082.04] noticeable coming from a device with front-facing speakers going to something +[4082.04 --> 4085.34] like the iPhone 5 with them bottom mounted speakers or something like the +[4085.34 --> 4091.14] Galaxy S5 with that horrendous rear mounted speaker implementation. That was one +[4091.14 --> 4094.92] thing that I wanted to bring up actually is you you scalded it slightly for the +[4094.92 --> 4100.26] hardware home button. Yes. Do you feel the same way about that one? No. The thing that I +[4100.26 --> 4104.82] don't like about the iPhone is because this button has other functionality even +[4104.82 --> 4110.46] if it's just a fingerprint reader. Okay. And having the... you know, okay so it's not +[4110.46 --> 4114.42] the home button I guess that bothered me. It was the multitasking and the back. +[4114.42 --> 4119.14] Because I like the way that things shift around contextually when I rotate the +[4119.14 --> 4122.88] phone. Whereas with this it's just one button, it's just always one button. Whereas +[4122.88 --> 4126.96] if it's things that can actually change a little bit and can indicate, oh hey right now +[4126.96 --> 4129.66] you're going to be lowering your keyboard versus right now you're going to be going +[4129.66 --> 4135.14] back within your program. I like that and I've gotten used to that. Right. Anyway, +[4135.14 --> 4140.76] rear mounted speakers are terrible. They need to go away. Prompting about default... +[4140.76 --> 4145.10] Oh, this is good. I originally had this down as a really positive point about the +[4145.10 --> 4149.82] phone because I had to look up not that long ago how to unbind default +[4149.82 --> 4155.30] applications for actions within Android because it's pretty hidden. Samsung, when you +[4155.30 --> 4160.10] actually bind something by default has, hey here's how you undo it. And the only +[4160.10 --> 4164.48] issue is it comes up every time. And I was like, really? Like there's no go away. +[4164.48 --> 4168.58] There's probably a way to disable the notification somewhere within the TouchWiz +[4168.58 --> 4173.12] settings but I was just I was amused because... No more pop-ups or something. Yeah, but it came up every time. +[4173.12 --> 4177.20] I don't mind Samsung's keyboard but like so many things in TouchWiz I really feel +[4177.20 --> 4180.80] like it takes up too much of the precious screen real estate. Gesture based +[4180.80 --> 4184.98] smartwatch waking is still terrible. I guess I'm shifting gears to the Gear Fit now. +[4184.98 --> 4189.26] So I... The whole time I was using the S5 I switched from my Pebble to the Gear Fit and +[4189.26 --> 4193.52] there are some things about it that I like. The screen is beautiful. I think the +[4193.52 --> 4198.32] industrial design is a lot better than the Pebble but gesture based waking is +[4198.32 --> 4203.12] terrible. And if you're gonna have gesture based waking make it a flick like +[4203.12 --> 4208.60] Pebble to turn on the backlight. Don't make it this contrived thing. Samsung had +[4208.60 --> 4212.74] every opportunity to just make it so I can flick it or tap it in order to see +[4212.74 --> 4217.18] what's on the screen and they didn't do it. It's just asinine. And the battery life +[4217.18 --> 4220.30] on it is good enough that they should at least give you the option because it +[4220.30 --> 4223.60] lasted a good five or six days in the default scheme where the screen was +[4223.60 --> 4227.86] barely ever on. And if it was on more often when I'm just waving around and I +[4227.86 --> 4232.24] only got two or three days out of it, I could probably live with that a lot more +[4232.24 --> 4236.92] than I could, you know, having the screen on all the time and having it get... +[4236.92 --> 4243.82] having... only getting like one day out of it. I understand the HTC chin bar now. The +[4243.82 --> 4250.48] back button on the S5 is so low that it's actually uncomfortable to reach. So +[4250.48 --> 4254.44] having that chin bar on the one is a more natural position for the hand +[4254.44 --> 4259.30] versus trying to force your thumb and contort it down here. So as much as the +[4259.30 --> 4263.70] chin bar was something I complained about in my 1M8 review, a couple of things. So +[4263.70 --> 4268.44] number one is I get it now. And number two is when I complained about the unevenness +[4268.44 --> 4271.92] of the keyboard in landscape mode, someone pointed out, hey Linus, if you just went +[4271.92 --> 4276.18] this way, then you'd have your software contextual buttons move to here and the +[4276.18 --> 4281.10] chin bar here and it would actually be centered again. So good design on the one... +[4281.10 --> 4285.18] I realize I'm bringing up a lot of good things about the 1M8 in my S5 +[4285.18 --> 4291.84] impressions. S5 review, the 1M8 love story. I figured out what I don't like about +[4291.84 --> 4295.74] TouchWiz because it's really not that slow anymore. Oh yeah, so this was the note +[4295.74 --> 4298.92] that goes along with that information density thing. Information density is so +[4298.92 --> 4304.84] low. The stock messaging app makes me crazy. In spite of the larger screen and no +[4304.84 --> 4309.18] on-screen buttons, there are actually fewer texts on screen compared to Sense UI. +[4309.18 --> 4315.00] Why? And I mean, if you look at the way that they've talked about some of the +[4315.00 --> 4318.48] things that they do, how it's like old people optimized, maybe that's what it is. +[4318.48 --> 4322.32] Maybe that's why I don't like it. I like really high information density on my +[4322.32 --> 4326.22] screen. I like to use the real estate because I can see just fine and I can I +[4326.22 --> 4330.60] can press things accurately, but maybe TouchWiz just isn't made for me. If you if +[4330.60 --> 4334.02] you're on your Samsung phone, can you go to Google default keyboard instead of the +[4334.02 --> 4338.64] Samsung keyboard? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But that doesn't change the fact that your text app +[4338.64 --> 4342.90] just everything takes up too much space. Yeah. And you can get a different text +[4342.90 --> 4347.10] app too, of course, but why load it with these things? It's in my, well not for this +[4347.10 --> 4350.46] one, but it's in my default download programs for another one, a custom +[4350.46 --> 4355.02] texting app. Text size scaling doesn't even help much because in things like the +[4355.02 --> 4360.30] settings menu, UI elements are still huge. They don't resize, only the labels do. +[4360.30 --> 4366.00] Right. I love the idea of the gear fit. I hate the gesture thing. Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. +[4366.00 --> 4370.26] The strap on the gear fit is janky. It's not that easy to put on. It's actually, did +[4370.26 --> 4373.32] I show it to you? It's just two little nubbins that go into the other side. +[4373.32 --> 4378.48] There's no actual like lock. Like just go with the tried and true on that one. +[4378.48 --> 4382.74] Like why? I like I understood with the original Galaxy Gear they wanted to put +[4382.74 --> 4385.56] like a camera and a microphone in it. It's like okay I don't agree with you but I +[4385.56 --> 4390.24] understand what you're doing. With the gear fit just put a watch strap on it. +[4390.24 --> 4396.24] Don't reinvent the wheel. This is literally like like that is the most perfect use of +[4396.24 --> 4401.16] don't reinvent the wheel that I have ever managed to come up with. You're in +[4401.16 --> 4404.88] reinventing something that's been around for hundreds of years and is tried and +[4404.88 --> 4412.18] true. It attaches here and here and clasps here. That is all. +[4412.18 --> 4417.58] Skinny. Oh yeah and the the the vertical design of the of the gear fit is terrible +[4417.58 --> 4424.24] because most of the schemes for it are right side up like this. There's two +[4424.24 --> 4428.56] watch faces for it that are right side up like this and once again information +[4428.56 --> 4433.26] density. They don't take advantage of all that screen real estate. What I would like +[4433.26 --> 4437.80] to see is time here, weather here, the date here and like use up all that space. +[4437.80 --> 4443.04] Instead it just puts like massive tall numbers like this. Just like so you're +[4443.04 --> 4448.20] gonna have to you're gonna have to do your like huh? Yeah. It's gonna be like a +[4448.20 --> 4457.12] like a martial arts like training class. Secretly. Gear Kwon Do. Secretly the +[4457.12 --> 4467.78] Koreans are building an army. Oh my goodness. That'd be epic. Do you want to do the nod thing? The setup process for the gear is great. +[4467.78 --> 4472.24] When you pair it the app just installs automatically automatically. I think that's fantastic. +[4472.24 --> 4477.02] There's no share to YouTube by default in the gallery on the S5. What? Which for a +[4477.02 --> 4481.06] YouTuber like me is just infuriating. And you know what? Within the YouTube app on +[4481.06 --> 4486.44] iOS you can't just upload. You can only upload to YouTube from the gallery. So I'm just like +[4486.44 --> 4491.90] how are these things so broken? So that'll be something from my iPhone 5S review. Right. +[4491.90 --> 4518.90] I think that is pretty much it. That those are my thoughts on the Galaxy S5. I really don't think the build quality is as bad as people are making it out to be. It's just that the industry has moved on and Samsung's small improvement is not enough when you compare it to Sony's latest phones, HTC's latest phones and anything Apple's made in the last since the iPhone 4 I guess. So in like the last four or five years. Right. +[4518.90 --> 4523.56] Alright. Speaking of phones, this is so fantastic. I love it. +[4523.90 --> 4526.98] Oh yeah. Yeah. This is really cool. We've got to go back up when you're done this one. +[4527.08 --> 4530.54] Okay. I don't even think I care that much about that Bluetooth ring. +[4530.54 --> 4536.20] I just want to talk about the creation that Ghost and I came up with which we both think is vastly superior. +[4536.60 --> 4541.90] Sure. Okay. So this is the Pi phone. It was created by a software engineer. +[4541.90 --> 4547.82] Really cool. So cool. So it's made out of a Raspberry Pi. Here, do you want to walk through? Because I got this playing for them. +[4547.88 --> 4563.16] Sure. So it's made out of a Raspberry Pi, a touchscreen, which he gives the name of inside the video, a 2,500 milliamp hour LiPo battery, GSM GPRS module, and the total cost is around $158. +[4563.16 --> 4566.44] That being said, he just like got it working. +[4566.94 --> 4568.34] Yes. These are zip ties. +[4568.66 --> 4568.92] Yeah. +[4569.22 --> 4570.64] Like, yeah. +[4570.88 --> 4573.24] Like literally, it's zip tied together. +[4573.40 --> 4579.64] I think this is more of a like, look, this works. You can do this. Not necessarily this is the best possible situation. +[4580.08 --> 4585.54] There's also some issues. One of the reasons why it's not in a case is because without heat sinks on it, the thing gets really hot. +[4585.54 --> 4598.68] And if it was actually in an enclosed case, you might have problems with it. So like, it's not there yet. Right now, it only supports calling. So he shows here, he actually does call someone. Unfortunately, the number shows on screen and now it's blowing up. +[4598.68 --> 4611.54] I love engineers because check this out. He built a cell phone and then it's presumably his wife in the background and he's calling the, he's, so he calls himself. He calls his own landline. Check this out. +[4615.12 --> 4620.86] Hold on a second. What's my number again? Engineers, man. Engineers, man. +[4622.62 --> 4624.22] That's funny. Whatever, man. +[4624.36 --> 4625.18] I love engineers. +[4625.18 --> 4627.50] I think it's really cool. I had to show Taryn this immediately. +[4627.50 --> 4633.76] Scratch builds cell phone. Can't remember phone number. Whoever you are. What's, what's the, what's the guy's name? +[4633.86 --> 4634.00] David Hunt. +[4634.22 --> 4640.94] David Hunt. You are so awesome. Like you are so awesome. I love people that are just that into what they do. +[4641.00 --> 4641.24] Yeah. +[4641.42 --> 4643.62] That what they do is more important than their own phone number. +[4643.78 --> 4643.96] Yeah. +[4644.00 --> 4645.48] It's like, you are cool. +[4645.58 --> 4654.14] And it's actually pretty awesome. I thought this was super cool. I hope it goes further because we need to get away from the ultra attractness of everything right now because it's kind of horrible. +[4654.84 --> 4656.48] And yeah, that's about it for that one. +[4656.48 --> 4658.28] An actually open source OS. +[4658.34 --> 4658.66] Yes. +[4658.74 --> 4660.10] Unlike what Android has turned into. +[4660.30 --> 4661.58] Yeah. Seriously. +[4661.94 --> 4666.14] But then it's just a matter of time until someone turns it into not open source again. So whatever. +[4666.64 --> 4667.66] Where are we moving on to? +[4667.86 --> 4669.20] Okay. So the nod. +[4669.54 --> 4670.02] The nod. +[4670.12 --> 4670.90] The Bluetooth ring. +[4670.90 --> 4681.66] So this was posted by Top Wargamer originally on the forum. And this is a Bluetooth ring. Should we, should we just show the video of this? Cause I think that demonstrates it pretty well. +[4681.66 --> 4684.96] You can show all the, that probably doesn't work that way-ness of the video. +[4684.96 --> 4690.80] My biggest problem with this is actually that it's based around Bluetooth. +[4691.46 --> 4692.60] Oh, shoot. I'm not screen sharing. +[4692.60 --> 4706.68] Cause Bluetooth is just like the biggest thing that doesn't work very well. In my opinion. There's, there's so many problems with it pairs, but they decide not to talk to each other or it won't pair or something else is paired to it. I know, but it's still kind of rough. +[4706.68 --> 4707.42] It's gotten a lot better. +[4707.70 --> 4709.90] It's still kind of rough. I don't know. +[4710.16 --> 4710.80] You like it rough. +[4710.80 --> 4717.20] I don't think you can switch in between devices easily enough for a ring to be what I'm going to want to use. +[4717.60 --> 4720.92] And I, I don't, I don't, I wouldn't, how much is it? 150 bucks? +[4720.98 --> 4721.86] 150, yeah. +[4722.12 --> 4722.56] Yeah. +[4722.78 --> 4732.42] 150 bucks. I don't think I would pay $150 for something that looks very elegant because of how well photographed it is here, but it's actually super chunky. +[4732.72 --> 4732.92] Yeah. +[4732.92 --> 4742.10] Like this is a finger that's not even a skinny finger. This is a third, the width of a finger, like sticking out of the inside of your hand. +[4742.68 --> 4743.62] It's really big. +[4743.70 --> 4744.78] It's, it's, yeah. +[4744.80 --> 4748.30] And they show a guy in the video, like playing Halo. I'm like, no man. +[4748.94 --> 4751.02] Here's the video. We'll just, we'll let you guys check it out. +[4751.02 --> 4751.42] It's fairly short. +[4751.76 --> 4754.56] So do you want to talk about what your concept is while they check out the video? +[4754.56 --> 4762.90] Okay. So not just mine. Definitely ghost is in this as well. I, we, we started arguing about the merits of this ring and we ended up coming up with the thing. +[4762.90 --> 4764.30] That we would rather it was. +[4764.62 --> 4764.86] Right. +[4764.96 --> 4773.30] So this actually totally worked out. So we would get rid of almost everything in this ring. We would leave it with just the swipe texting kind of idea. +[4773.56 --> 4773.80] Yeah. +[4773.80 --> 4780.26] But remove the actual ability to like do that on a TV. It now only pairs with your smartwatch. +[4780.58 --> 4780.80] Yeah. +[4781.02 --> 4790.66] When a text opens up, you can read it and then come up with different shapes. Like you could bind shapes to different words or you could go with a keyboard mapping. +[4790.66 --> 4797.66] So like yes on a keyboard is probably not going to be any other word if you're one word texting. So if you went like this, it types yes. +[4797.66 --> 4798.60] They can't see you right now. +[4798.88 --> 4799.26] Oh, okay. +[4799.34 --> 4801.00] So if you waved your hand in a shape. +[4801.10 --> 4807.32] If you wave your hand in a shape that correlates with either a keyboard design, you could, you could set it up however you want. A keyboard design or maybe you bound it to a circle. +[4807.76 --> 4808.80] So yes is a circle. +[4808.80 --> 4813.80] So you get a message on your smartwatch and you can just go whoop and you can reply that way. +[4814.50 --> 4817.92] I don't like your idea. I think the functionality is too limited. If it was like 20 bucks. +[4818.40 --> 4819.52] No, that's, that's why. +[4819.66 --> 4820.58] Oh, so you want it to be cheap. +[4820.90 --> 4823.84] That's why we're moving everything because it's supposed to be dirt cheap. +[4824.70 --> 4825.06] I see. +[4825.06 --> 4828.82] And much, much, much smaller. Hopefully embeddable in an actual ring. +[4829.20 --> 4835.20] Right. I think we're, we're a few generations of technology away from a smart ring that actually makes an ounce of sense. +[4835.36 --> 4835.58] Yes. +[4835.58 --> 4841.40] This one isn't it to me. I might order one just to try it so that I can tell you guys how stupid it is. +[4841.74 --> 4842.90] I like the idea. +[4843.22 --> 4848.72] Just like that huge, like wrist, like wrist communicator size smartwatch. +[4848.86 --> 4849.48] The Neptune Pine. +[4849.98 --> 4851.70] Yeah, it'll come at some point. I ordered it. +[4851.86 --> 4853.30] They're, they're still progressing. +[4853.66 --> 4853.76] So. +[4854.00 --> 4854.58] Sure, why not? +[4854.98 --> 4861.56] In the thread where this was posted by Top War Gamer, he said that I would be super interested because I'm interested in interacting with things in different ways. +[4861.76 --> 4862.82] And he was totally right. +[4863.10 --> 4864.34] And I do find this interesting. +[4864.34 --> 4866.86] I just do not think this is the one. +[4867.00 --> 4868.64] I mean, in theory, it allows a bunch of different stuff. +[4868.72 --> 4877.46] It can be a universal controller, allowing effortless communication with all of your smart devices and your connected life, including phones, tablets, Google Glass, watches, home appliances, TVs, computers, and more. +[4877.76 --> 4879.40] You can use it as a media controller. +[4879.70 --> 4881.72] You can use it for selfies to answer calls. +[4881.82 --> 4885.36] So you could like use it as like a remote, you know, camera shutter, for example. +[4885.36 --> 4887.36] You can, the flat surface of the ring. +[4887.58 --> 4892.02] So it's meant to be worn on the inside the way that they're wearing it, which would just make it uncomfortable to close your fist. +[4892.20 --> 4893.08] The worst, the worst possible way. +[4893.08 --> 4899.34] So the flat surface of the ring is meant to be, um, it has a tiny capacitive touch panel with two programmable buttons on either side. +[4899.42 --> 4901.00] And then you can type in the air similar to swipe. +[4901.16 --> 4903.00] And the battery lasts for a day. +[4903.00 --> 4907.66] Yeah, I'm not really interested in this one. +[4907.76 --> 4913.72] But like, imagine you took almost all those features out and just made it, made it work with your smartwatch in some sort of way. +[4913.88 --> 4917.58] That's the only thing it has to pair with two, because I'm not really going to want to use this for much else anyways. +[4917.84 --> 4918.10] Right. +[4918.62 --> 4922.04] Um, that's the only thing it has to pair to, so you're not going to screw around with Bluetooth that much. +[4922.28 --> 4930.18] When, when Bluetooth is only trying to do one thing, like if you're not repeatedly trying to pair it with a billion different things throughout your day, it's actually usually pretty okay. +[4930.18 --> 4934.66] So if you pair the ring and the smartwatch and just leave it, it's probably fine. +[4934.86 --> 4938.48] And then if you came up with stuff like gesture controls for doing certain things, I think that could be cool. +[4938.54 --> 4942.82] Because smartwatches are really interesting, and I would like to be able to interact with them more. +[4942.98 --> 4946.52] But when we're seeing stuff like the Google, what is it called? +[4947.22 --> 4948.10] Is it Google Watch? +[4949.00 --> 4952.06] I don't remember, but it's essentially Google Now, but it's the watch level. +[4953.04 --> 4954.18] Oh yeah, I remember reading about that. +[4954.20 --> 4954.40] Yeah. +[4954.96 --> 4958.32] Um, that kind of stuff is a lot of voice controlled interaction. +[4958.32 --> 4962.98] Which, like, if you're in a meeting, you don't want to talk to your watch. +[4963.34 --> 4963.56] Yeah. +[4963.70 --> 4965.84] Text message mom, yes, that's fine. +[4966.04 --> 4969.42] When you can just be like, oh, it's up, spin, done. +[4969.80 --> 4970.00] Right. +[4970.08 --> 4972.36] I mean, I think really for me, um. +[4972.36 --> 4972.76] If it's super cheap. +[4972.76 --> 4978.60] The holy grail is going to be some kind of eye tracking technology that I can use to control things. +[4979.26 --> 4985.36] So, you know, a Google Glass type device that is way better and way cheaper. +[4985.58 --> 4985.82] Oh yeah. +[4985.94 --> 4989.26] Um, that I can use to just kind of like do stuff quietly. +[4989.72 --> 4989.96] Mm-hmm. +[4990.00 --> 4991.22] While people aren't paying attention. +[4991.46 --> 4991.82] Yeah, it totally makes sense. +[4991.82 --> 4992.36] Speaking of Google. +[4992.52 --> 4993.16] Okay, hold on. +[4993.20 --> 4993.96] We got, oh. +[4994.08 --> 4995.36] It's going to have to be way better again. +[4995.50 --> 4998.00] Two more topics that we really need to get to. +[4998.06 --> 4998.50] The teardown? +[4998.50 --> 5000.76] So one posted originally by Nice Hat. +[5000.86 --> 5003.24] I want to do this one first because I have a poll question that I want to give you. +[5003.24 --> 5003.78] Oh yeah, okay. +[5003.78 --> 5004.80] Can you create a poll in the meantime? +[5005.04 --> 5005.22] Sure. +[5005.40 --> 5017.82] Um, so businessweek.com has an article about China's plan to build a massive gaming, like, um, they're calling it like a park. +[5017.82 --> 5021.24] But they mean park like industrial park, as far as I can tell. +[5021.38 --> 5022.84] Like, not like with slides. +[5022.84 --> 5031.86] So the idea is that the centerpiece is going to be a massive gaming stadium for things like live tournaments. +[5032.26 --> 5035.56] And then around it, they want to attract, oops, I haven't actually shown. +[5035.82 --> 5046.38] Around it, they want to attract, um, game companies to set up their, uh, their offices there and turn this into like a, like a video gaming sort of hub. +[5047.08 --> 5049.34] Um, fascinating. +[5049.34 --> 5055.80] Uh, my, my, my, my only problem with this is like a lot of my, I have a lot of friends that watch eSports. +[5056.16 --> 5059.90] Like my main core group of friends, pretty much everybody watches eSports at some level. +[5060.06 --> 5060.26] Right. +[5060.38 --> 5062.26] Maybe not that much, but they do watch it. +[5062.38 --> 5067.56] And the main common theme I find is it's nice that you can watch it on a tablet or your computer. +[5067.56 --> 5075.42] And while I think a lot of our group would go out to these events to see these things, I don't actually see a crazy amount of people doing it. +[5075.68 --> 5081.46] And one thing was, I know that when I was in Korea, I went to the StarCraft finals. +[5081.78 --> 5083.18] It was being streamed in two places. +[5083.28 --> 5087.04] The arena that it was in and, uh, GOM TV, which is another one. +[5087.12 --> 5089.02] When I was at GOM TV, there was four people there. +[5090.10 --> 5091.50] And they had live casters. +[5091.70 --> 5094.76] Two of the most famous casters in the world live casting it. +[5094.82 --> 5095.58] There's four people there. +[5095.58 --> 5096.02] Right. +[5096.24 --> 5097.42] Um, okay. +[5097.64 --> 5100.04] Where the actual tournament actually was with the players. +[5100.24 --> 5102.02] So you're going to expect to see a lot more people there. +[5102.10 --> 5102.70] That makes sense. +[5102.86 --> 5107.98] There was a lot more people, but until the actual final round, there was a few empty chairs. +[5108.64 --> 5111.40] And the, there was, none of the standing room was taken up. +[5111.56 --> 5113.76] The final round, boom, full. +[5114.10 --> 5114.90] And then everyone disappeared. +[5115.78 --> 5123.30] So basically you're saying that live attendees for eSports events are like Vancouver Canucks fans. +[5124.36 --> 5124.88] Hmm. +[5125.58 --> 5126.90] I see that correlation. +[5127.22 --> 5130.12] And like, the thing is, I'm sure, I'm sure it will be attended. +[5130.82 --> 5135.32] I just, and like, there's been League of Legends ones where they're freaking huge. +[5135.68 --> 5135.74] Right. +[5135.80 --> 5137.38] My only thing is, I don't know about. +[5137.38 --> 5138.40] Yeah, I mean, they filled the Staples Center. +[5138.96 --> 5139.16] Yeah. +[5139.20 --> 5140.72] With, with a tournament at one point. +[5140.92 --> 5140.96] So. +[5141.14 --> 5145.22] I just, they need to make it more, um, how do I even say it? +[5145.60 --> 5148.42] I think one of the problems with the one, Korean one is it wasn't very accessible. +[5148.42 --> 5149.78] So they need to make this very accessible. +[5150.06 --> 5158.02] So they're going to have a hard, so your, your issue is they're going to have a hard time keeping the seats full often enough to justify a facility that for this. +[5158.16 --> 5158.48] Yeah. +[5158.48 --> 5158.62] Yeah. +[5158.62 --> 5162.94] This phase alone is going to be costing, I think it was 480 million. +[5163.30 --> 5164.98] Big games and big tournaments and stuff. +[5165.06 --> 5166.86] I totally see them filling it. +[5167.52 --> 5167.62] Yeah. +[5167.72 --> 5172.08] So, so, uh, 480 million just for the arena and the first phase. +[5172.08 --> 5175.36] Um, and then 2.8 billion total. +[5175.86 --> 5181.96] And if you can only fill it up with the, you know, 15,000 fans, like, you know. +[5182.76 --> 5185.82] But then again, 15,000 is honestly not that high of a number. +[5186.02 --> 5186.44] Yeah, it's really hard. +[5186.44 --> 5190.06] So they might be able to fill this thing up all the time because that's not that high of a number. +[5190.94 --> 5191.26] Hmm. +[5191.60 --> 5192.40] I just don't know. +[5192.46 --> 5197.90] I'm talking about like big, crazy Staples Center level, uh, stadiums. +[5197.94 --> 5200.56] I don't know if you can fill that up on like a weekly basis. +[5200.56 --> 5209.90] Okay, so if it's part of a wider gaming themed park, like facility, would you consider traveling there for like a trip as a tourist attraction? +[5210.42 --> 5211.68] China scares me a little bit. +[5212.14 --> 5212.76] Well, okay. +[5212.86 --> 5215.82] If, let's say it wasn't in China, would you consider traveling to something like that? +[5215.96 --> 5218.02] I went to Korea to see the Star Cup. +[5218.08 --> 5218.92] Okay, so there you go. +[5219.06 --> 5221.64] Honestly, I, this, it, it works for me. +[5221.84 --> 5222.96] I would want to go see this. +[5223.04 --> 5223.76] I would go there. +[5223.86 --> 5226.46] Everyone's like, if it was local, I'd, I'd love to go see games. +[5226.76 --> 5228.96] I just, I worry about. +[5228.96 --> 5230.80] So I want to hear from you guys. +[5231.02 --> 5241.10] Is this another crazy building project in China where there's going to be entire ghost, well, they've already got ghost cities over in China. +[5241.22 --> 5251.32] Entire cities of basically unpopulated buildings because they built all this stuff assuming that the money and the people were coming and then they, they just kind of didn't. +[5251.32 --> 5257.92] Is this going to be another one of those projects or is this a stroke of genius and it's amazing no one did it sooner? +[5258.28 --> 5260.68] And is this going to turn into an e-sports mecca? +[5260.88 --> 5264.56] Personally, I think this one will work. +[5265.38 --> 5266.38] Will it become a mecca? +[5266.48 --> 5266.82] Yes or no? +[5266.82 --> 5270.12] Will it be a, will it be a success? +[5272.28 --> 5272.52] Okay. +[5272.78 --> 5273.00] There. +[5273.94 --> 5277.56] So Slick's going to post the, Luke, I haven't called you Slick in a long time. +[5277.94 --> 5283.68] Luke's going to be posting the, the straw poll into the chat very, very shortly here. +[5283.86 --> 5287.32] In the meantime, there was one other topic. +[5287.62 --> 5288.18] Oh yes. +[5288.28 --> 5289.68] Titan Z has been postponed. +[5290.06 --> 5291.14] I think this one will work. +[5291.14 --> 5292.52] That's my vote. +[5293.22 --> 5296.38] So Brown Ninja 97 posted this on the forum. +[5298.58 --> 5299.42] Here we go. +[5299.64 --> 5301.84] I'm just going to share with you guys while you guys vote. +[5304.52 --> 5310.16] So Titan Z was supposedly going to be released on April 29th, but according to SweetClockers, plans have changed. +[5310.26 --> 5312.78] The only thing we don't know is why. +[5312.88 --> 5316.52] We do apparently have some more details about the Titan Z. +[5316.52 --> 5321.74] So we were looking at a 180 megahertz frequency drop compared to the original 780 Ti. +[5322.52 --> 5324.72] So yeah. +[5325.12 --> 5329.22] And we were looking at a cooling system that was going to be a triple slot cooler. +[5329.42 --> 5333.64] The first time we've ever seen a triple slot reference cooler out of Nvidia. +[5333.82 --> 5334.56] And I think AMD. +[5334.72 --> 5336.82] I don't think anyone's ever done a triple slot reference cooler. +[5336.96 --> 5337.20] Reference, yeah. +[5337.20 --> 5337.72] Yeah. +[5337.86 --> 5345.20] So it was the rumor that the speculation, and I haven't heard anything about it one way or the other, +[5345.36 --> 5353.20] is that Titan Z was delayed because it's not going to be competitive with the R9 295 X2, +[5353.38 --> 5359.94] which is a liquid cooled card that runs at the same speed as the full fledged R9 290 X, +[5360.04 --> 5361.72] except two of them on a single card. +[5361.72 --> 5365.36] And that the Titan Z was going to be incredibly expensive. +[5365.56 --> 5372.62] I don't know if I necessarily buy that because the Titan Z was not meant to go head to head against the 295 X2. +[5372.80 --> 5379.72] It's a compute card with 12 gigs of memory and full double precision unlockedness. +[5380.68 --> 5383.48] Like it's more of a developer card. +[5383.70 --> 5386.42] I think part of the problem is their marketing was a little bit confusing on that. +[5386.96 --> 5387.56] You could be right. +[5387.56 --> 5394.52] Because they did talk about it in the sense, and they always have with Titan, despite it not really being that, +[5394.58 --> 5397.34] they have always marketed it on some level as a gamer. +[5397.42 --> 5400.90] Well, original Titan was launched as the fastest gaming GP on the planet. +[5401.10 --> 5403.36] That was how it was positioned, for better or for worse. +[5404.16 --> 5407.28] And then they talked a lot during the briefing call. +[5407.64 --> 5411.94] I remember my briefing call for Titan because I was late for my badminton ladder +[5411.94 --> 5413.98] because I had to sit on a briefing call for Titan. +[5414.10 --> 5416.26] And then I had to leave the briefing call for Titan, +[5416.40 --> 5419.60] make up some cock and bull story about how my phone got disconnected +[5419.60 --> 5422.74] so I could attend a different briefing for like a different region +[5422.74 --> 5424.46] that wasn't one of my original options. +[5424.46 --> 5427.08] So I could actually hear what they were saying because I had to go get on a badminton court. +[5427.16 --> 5427.48] But anyway. +[5429.24 --> 5430.06] That's pretty funny. +[5430.22 --> 5433.04] But the branding was to the reviewers. +[5433.28 --> 5433.98] It was very clear. +[5434.22 --> 5435.34] This is about double precision. +[5435.48 --> 5436.60] This is about CUDA development. +[5436.84 --> 5438.32] And if gamers want to buy them, then great. +[5438.32 --> 5442.96] But the way that it was positioned on like GeForce.com was not very clear. +[5443.12 --> 5446.00] And there was a lot of the same confusion about Titan Z. +[5446.16 --> 5450.10] So maybe because it wasn't going to be competitive with a card +[5450.10 --> 5452.44] that it was never really created to compete with, +[5452.82 --> 5454.44] they're put in a bit of an awkward position. +[5455.10 --> 5455.30] Yeah. +[5455.38 --> 5457.24] I think they might have dug their own hole here. +[5457.68 --> 5463.32] I think the bigger story here is I think this is maybe the end of the line +[5463.32 --> 5465.54] of dual GPU top end cards. +[5466.62 --> 5467.78] I've never liked them. +[5467.78 --> 5469.66] You look at what AMD. +[5469.66 --> 5469.74] At any point. +[5470.20 --> 5475.50] AMD resorted to a prefab liquid cooler to make theirs work. +[5476.06 --> 5482.42] Nvidia, the kings in my mind of cool, quiet, elegant solutions, +[5482.90 --> 5489.72] not compromising on, well, obviously not going back to like the FX 5800 days, +[5489.72 --> 5491.28] but of late. +[5491.28 --> 5497.18] The Nvidia that doesn't compromise on the overall experience to deliver more frames per second +[5497.18 --> 5500.44] resorted to a triple slot cooler in order to make this thing function. +[5500.82 --> 5501.88] Is that where we're at now? +[5502.06 --> 5503.36] Is this the end of the line? +[5503.46 --> 5507.30] Are we at the physical limitations of the heat that we can remove +[5507.30 --> 5509.92] and the power that we can deliver to these cards? +[5509.92 --> 5511.46] And is it just the end now? +[5512.18 --> 5515.96] I even have a different point, but I do agree with you on that. +[5516.54 --> 5518.96] Although I wouldn't be surprised if it did work. +[5518.96 --> 5523.42] I just bet you that they're looking into triple slot coolers and stuff now because of results +[5523.42 --> 5524.64] from 295X2. +[5525.80 --> 5529.96] I wouldn't be surprised there because I do suspect it probably did work with the dual +[5529.96 --> 5530.46] slot cooler. +[5530.46 --> 5536.04] But I'm surprised that like I never liked them. +[5536.30 --> 5540.30] Even when cases were huge, it made more sense to have a billion graphics cards. +[5540.76 --> 5544.44] Now a lot of people are going to much smaller cases and smaller motherboards and smaller +[5544.44 --> 5544.94] situations. +[5545.34 --> 5550.18] So it even makes more sense now and it's still not catching on. +[5551.26 --> 5551.36] Right. +[5551.46 --> 5554.32] And one thing that I need, I think GPUs are going really slow. +[5554.54 --> 5559.66] Actually, we've seen this like little bit iteration for a long time and you're starting to see +[5559.66 --> 5566.46] where like that card and even the 295X2, when things are fully set up on really, really +[5566.46 --> 5569.52] high resolutions, which are coming down in price fast. +[5569.66 --> 5569.80] Yeah. +[5569.86 --> 5572.32] So people are going to start running them at really high settings. +[5572.44 --> 5576.58] Games at those resolutions are, it's not that impressive. +[5577.18 --> 5578.80] Like barely over 60 FPS. +[5580.00 --> 5584.80] So then isn't that an argument for more dual GPU solutions? +[5585.00 --> 5587.96] It is, but it's also an argument for stronger single GPU solutions. +[5587.98 --> 5589.56] I know, but it's hard to build one. +[5589.56 --> 5590.52] Low iteration. +[5590.82 --> 5591.58] It's hard to build them. +[5591.58 --> 5593.22] But NVIDIA sits on stuff. +[5593.72 --> 5597.96] Well, you can make the argument either way. +[5598.02 --> 5602.68] I don't think anyone outside of NVIDIA really knows what's happened over the last little while. +[5602.76 --> 5603.10] Yeah, that's true. +[5603.10 --> 5609.18] What we do know is that TSMC is not delivering smaller process nodes. +[5609.74 --> 5614.44] So there's only so much you can do by tweaking the design with something like Maxwell to go, +[5614.56 --> 5616.94] okay, it's more efficient per watt and it does perform better. +[5617.06 --> 5619.92] But look, guys, this is all we can really do because... +[5619.92 --> 5622.68] If it's colder, more efficient per watt and performs better and all that kind of stuff, +[5622.72 --> 5624.40] then it should be easier to make these dual GPU cards. +[5624.40 --> 5627.74] So then you want them to deliver a larger GPU. +[5628.74 --> 5629.18] Or that. +[5629.32 --> 5630.50] Even though it's more expensive. +[5630.82 --> 5631.20] Or that. +[5631.48 --> 5631.74] Right. +[5632.24 --> 5633.02] They're making a lot. +[5633.18 --> 5637.56] We should talk about GPU bomb costs if we're going to talk about Google Glass bomb costs. +[5637.56 --> 5641.28] It's not about the bomb costs. +[5641.28 --> 5642.12] I know, I know, I know. +[5642.12 --> 5644.58] Okay, let's talk about Google Glass bomb costs. +[5644.60 --> 5646.00] Oh, should we talk about the poll results? +[5646.34 --> 5647.96] Yeah, let's do the poll results. +[5648.06 --> 5649.94] So, guys, the results are in. +[5650.32 --> 5656.52] Will China's gaming-centric, like, thing, will it be a success? +[5656.88 --> 5658.14] Most of you think no. +[5658.48 --> 5659.56] I actually disagree. +[5659.86 --> 5661.14] I disagree wholeheartedly. +[5661.14 --> 5667.82] I think that particularly because it's in Asia, and I think that because it's on the forefront, +[5668.04 --> 5669.36] it's going to be the first one. +[5669.44 --> 5673.30] It is going to have the support of guys like MLG, where they're going to be like, +[5673.42 --> 5677.50] yeah, we want to have every event there from now on. +[5678.00 --> 5685.16] And once you make something into the default destination, then you kind of won, at least for a while. +[5685.26 --> 5688.18] At least until competing facilities start to show up. +[5688.62 --> 5690.16] And there is something to be said. +[5690.16 --> 5691.96] Even if you're watching on the screen. +[5692.06 --> 5693.36] I mean, think about going to a concert. +[5693.72 --> 5699.64] Unless you're in, like, the first few dozen rows, it's not like you can see the pores on the singer's face. +[5699.88 --> 5703.78] And a lot of the time, you're going to end up watching the big screen anyway. +[5704.42 --> 5710.34] So, even though a gaming tournament is very much like that, you're not really looking at the players most of the time. +[5710.38 --> 5711.32] You're looking at the screen. +[5711.72 --> 5714.28] It's more about people attend live events for the atmosphere. +[5714.86 --> 5717.40] I personally don't like having lots of people around me. +[5717.40 --> 5718.66] They're loud and they smell bad. +[5718.76 --> 5723.52] But lots of people like the atmosphere of concerts and sporting events. +[5723.74 --> 5725.14] And that's what this will be. +[5725.24 --> 5726.78] Even though you're still watching on the screen. +[5727.92 --> 5731.14] It's about being around the other people and cheering when the thing happens. +[5731.20 --> 5732.70] And the crowd going, ah! +[5733.70 --> 5736.66] And I think something like this can be a big success. +[5737.14 --> 5738.92] And I think the timing is right. +[5739.86 --> 5740.04] Yeah. +[5740.04 --> 5742.90] Three years ago, I would have laughed at it. +[5743.20 --> 5743.38] Yeah. +[5743.80 --> 5744.18] Me too. +[5744.48 --> 5749.32] And, like, with China getting behind League of Legends so heavily, I could totally see this. +[5749.36 --> 5750.96] Because League of Legends is going to be a huge big deal. +[5751.36 --> 5754.04] This arena and League of Legends are going to have to come together. +[5754.48 --> 5756.96] If that doesn't work, then I don't think the arena is going to work. +[5757.48 --> 5758.08] 100%. +[5758.08 --> 5760.10] They have to work together. +[5760.74 --> 5762.08] Or else it's just no big deal. +[5762.08 --> 5764.68] So Google Glass costs $80 to build. +[5764.80 --> 5767.36] This was originally posted on the forum by Shadow Captain. +[5767.92 --> 5769.06] That's fine. +[5769.24 --> 5772.16] So the processor costs $13.96. +[5772.62 --> 5777.68] With the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth chips coming in at $10.79. +[5777.96 --> 5780.40] And the camera, $5.66. +[5781.14 --> 5784.62] If they increased the bomb cost, they could put in a way better camera. +[5784.74 --> 5787.50] They could do all kinds of interesting stuff and still make a profit. +[5788.02 --> 5790.50] But something that people need to understand. +[5790.50 --> 5797.28] So anyone who is, like, upset about the bomb cost of a product like this, it is not about the bomb cost. +[5797.52 --> 5798.30] It is about... +[5798.30 --> 5798.90] Oh, sorry. +[5799.16 --> 5800.26] Bomb means bill of materials. +[5800.40 --> 5803.30] So the actual, like, list of things on a spreadsheet that go into it. +[5803.76 --> 5806.24] And the $80 includes assembly, apparently. +[5806.66 --> 5806.90] Yeah. +[5807.04 --> 5808.04] But it's not about that. +[5808.10 --> 5817.92] It's about the extremely expensive engineers that you have to employ for a long period of time before you can actually release it that all need salaries. +[5817.92 --> 5824.26] So there seems to be a fair bit of outrage that Google is charging $1,500 for it. +[5824.26 --> 5826.88] Because, I mean, it's something to remember, guys, is they don't want people to buy it. +[5826.94 --> 5827.34] Not really. +[5827.92 --> 5830.58] They only want people to buy it who are serious business. +[5831.20 --> 5832.46] And, like, developers and stuff. +[5832.46 --> 5837.62] And going to develop for it or provide, like, massive media coverage for it. +[5837.62 --> 5842.92] Or people who can afford to spend $1,500 on something to try it, to be one of the first ones. +[5843.02 --> 5843.78] That's who they... +[5843.78 --> 5847.24] They don't want everyone to have one because they know it's not ready yet. +[5847.28 --> 5848.80] It's like Oculus developer kits. +[5849.08 --> 5849.20] Yeah. +[5849.62 --> 5851.50] They don't want everyone to buy it. +[5851.80 --> 5852.74] They say it all right. +[5852.84 --> 5853.58] They kind of did. +[5854.32 --> 5854.90] Kind of. +[5854.96 --> 5856.70] But they wanted developers to buy it. +[5856.78 --> 5862.18] They don't want every Joe to buy it and then, like, do a review of how the pixels are big. +[5862.50 --> 5862.70] Yeah. +[5862.70 --> 5865.30] You don't want people to have a bad experience with the product. +[5865.42 --> 5867.62] You'd rather just not have them have it at all. +[5867.70 --> 5868.24] It's fairly... +[5868.24 --> 5875.72] And that's an interesting point because it's fairly well documented that Oculus looks like a screen door and the Google Glass experience is really not that good. +[5876.14 --> 5876.30] Yeah. +[5876.46 --> 5880.26] And that's because they're both not what those companies want them to be yet. +[5880.38 --> 5880.80] That's right. +[5881.42 --> 5882.92] So you're going to pay more. +[5882.92 --> 5890.00] And there's even a lot of speculation that CV1, consumer version 1 of Oculus Rift, is going to be cheaper than some of the development kits have been. +[5890.26 --> 5891.56] Or all of the development kits have been. +[5891.56 --> 5892.56] Interesting. +[5893.62 --> 5899.84] Because if you think about it, the mass manufacturing possibilities behind a consumer version are much higher than the development version. +[5899.92 --> 5905.52] If you're only making a very small amount of something like development kit 1, it wasn't a huge amount. +[5905.64 --> 5907.50] So if you're only making that much, it could cost more. +[5908.96 --> 5909.60] All right. +[5909.60 --> 5915.50] So unless you have something else that you feel is incredibly important, we do have a few more things on here. +[5915.64 --> 5916.24] But I think that's... +[5916.24 --> 5917.36] None that needs to be done. +[5917.92 --> 5919.72] I think that's pretty much it for the WAN show. +[5919.84 --> 5922.46] We thank you guys very much for tuning in. +[5922.60 --> 5923.40] The weather's beautiful. +[5923.56 --> 5925.02] So I'm not doing a garage sale today. +[5925.12 --> 5926.54] I will do one again at some point. +[5926.54 --> 5929.78] Honestly, you guys, Fridays are very tiring. +[5930.14 --> 5931.78] At the end of very tiring weeks. +[5932.14 --> 5933.40] He does a lot of stuff on Friday. +[5933.94 --> 5935.28] And this morning was worse than usual. +[5935.44 --> 5941.78] I had to go to see an accountant about our Linus Media Group tax filing and stuff. +[5942.48 --> 5943.00] Yeah. +[5943.44 --> 5945.30] That doesn't sound fun at all. +[5945.94 --> 5946.54] So I had to... +[5947.22 --> 5947.50] Yeah. +[5947.78 --> 5948.96] Today was awesome. +[5948.96 --> 5953.32] I noticed you got back to the office later than you normally do. +[5954.20 --> 5954.48] Yeah. +[5954.86 --> 5956.60] So I assumed something happened. +[5956.60 --> 5959.26] I was late to NCIX and then I was late getting back here. +[5959.78 --> 5962.34] But thank you guys very much for tuning in. +[5962.44 --> 5965.06] We hope you enjoyed the WAN show as much as we enjoy making it. +[5965.16 --> 5968.76] Thanks again to our sponsors, Hotspot Shield and Asus. +[5969.84 --> 5971.56] We've got to like synchronize that better. +[5971.68 --> 5972.48] It should be like... +[5972.48 --> 5977.44] Thank you to Asus for sponsoring the show today. +[5977.44 --> 5979.74] I don't know how many times I've said thank you for watching. +[5979.86 --> 5981.40] But I really am thankful that you guys watched. +[5981.50 --> 5985.22] If you're tuning in late, we will have the archive up on the YouTube sometime. +[5985.44 --> 5986.86] Hopefully in the next sort of few hours. +[5987.00 --> 5988.12] If not, it'll be tomorrow morning. +[5988.14 --> 5990.06] It's going to be when we get a chance. +[5990.32 --> 5990.64] Yes. +[5990.86 --> 5992.72] I was going to say it didn't break in half this time. +[5992.82 --> 5993.60] Yeah, that always helps. +[5993.76 --> 5995.12] So that should help. +[5995.42 --> 5996.10] Peace out, guys. +[5996.10 --> 5996.70] All right. diff --git a/The WAN Show VALVE SPYING ON US GTX 750 Ti Launch - Feb 21st, 2014_transcript.txt b/The WAN Show VALVE SPYING ON US GTX 750 Ti Launch - Feb 21st, 2014_transcript.txt new file mode 100644 index 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It's completely ridiculous. Obviously the concept was never gonna work. +[5.44 --> 9.54] It's working! It's a miracle they beat four gyms. They haven't beat any more gyms since then, have they? +[10.24 --> 17.72] I think they're past four gyms. Whatever. Last time I checked, they were out of the safari zone. +[17.84 --> 21.64] It's ridiculous. They're moving on to Blaine, so I can't remember the exact count. +[21.64 --> 27.76] The fad will end, and then that will be that. Yeah, probably. I fully expect them to do at least one more game. +[27.76 --> 31.44] I expect them to try Final Fantasy or something. +[31.44 --> 33.44] Oh, good luck. +[33.44 --> 36.08] They're gonna fail, but I could see them trying it. +[36.08 --> 45.36] I'd be surprised if a thousand people on Twitch could finish the Leo Kefka cutscene fight. +[46.00 --> 50.08] Never mind beating any of the actual bosses. I mean, there's only one correct... +[50.08 --> 53.36] This is the thousand monkeys with typewriters thing all over again. +[53.36 --> 56.32] Right, right. Have you seen the democracy mode though? +[56.32 --> 58.32] I have not seen democracy mode. +[58.32 --> 60.00] The guy has anarchy and democracy modes. +[60.00 --> 66.00] So, to get into democracy mode, there has to be more than 80% of people, I think it is, voting for democracy. +[66.00 --> 68.00] And then it'll switch into democracy mode. +[68.00 --> 72.00] And then when you're in democracy mode, I think you need 50% of the votes or more to go into anarchy mode. +[72.00 --> 76.40] When you're in democracy mode, you have 20 seconds to propose your next set of steps. +[76.40 --> 83.20] So, if you were like up four, left three, that would mean he would go up four squares and then left three. +[83.20 --> 86.08] And you have 20 seconds to vote and then he does whatever the votes for. +[86.08 --> 86.88] Okay, but with an actual... +[86.88 --> 90.08] Okay, especially with the one minute delay that Twitch has now... +[90.08 --> 90.88] Yeah, yeah. +[90.88 --> 92.08] Boss fights in Final Fantasy? +[92.08 --> 92.88] Good luck. +[92.88 --> 96.88] That's actually the most hilarious thing about it right now is that there's a huge delay... +[96.88 --> 97.28] We're live by the way. +[97.28 --> 97.68] No, I know. +[97.68 --> 98.08] Yeah. +[98.08 --> 101.44] So that after they fight someone, they just kind of sit there and go like... +[102.80 --> 106.16] Because they're hitting like all the inputs from a minute ago. +[106.16 --> 110.48] So every time after they do something major, they just kind of like run around and open the start menu for a while. +[110.48 --> 113.12] And then after like a minute, they actually start going somewhere. +[116.16 --> 118.24] Like okay, good try. +[118.24 --> 123.04] All right, well welcome to the show on Twitch that does not involve playing Pokémon. +[123.04 --> 128.40] Although at some point, we should probably just do like a Pokémon after party because I love Pokémon. +[128.40 --> 130.16] I have Pokémon Stadium for N64. +[130.88 --> 132.32] That would definitely work. +[132.32 --> 132.64] So we could actually do it. +[132.64 --> 132.88] Yeah. +[132.88 --> 134.32] That would definitely work. +[134.32 --> 134.72] Yeah. +[134.72 --> 140.24] I also have the adapter for N64 controller so you can plug Pokémon, like old school Pokémon +[140.24 --> 141.36] games since your N64. +[141.36 --> 141.68] Yeah, of course you do. +[141.68 --> 143.52] So if we wanted to do that style, we could do that as well. +[144.88 --> 147.12] Why does this not surprise me at all? +[148.08 --> 151.36] Like if someone had asked me, if someone walked up to me on the street and said, +[151.36 --> 157.04] do you think Luke has like, you know, some random friggin' adapter, the last thing I plugged, +[157.04 --> 160.32] some random friggin' cartridge into some other random friggin' thing? +[160.32 --> 164.72] I'd be like, yeah, you might not know where it is, but he probably has one. +[164.72 --> 165.68] I've got it somewhere. +[167.04 --> 168.88] I also have one for SNES, just in case that... +[168.88 --> 170.08] Just in case... +[170.08 --> 171.44] Just in case we want to switch consoles. +[171.44 --> 173.28] Yeah, just in case that's a thing. +[173.28 --> 174.56] That's a problem. +[174.56 --> 177.52] All right, guys, we've got a great show for you today. +[177.52 --> 179.68] Is Valve watching you browse? +[179.68 --> 182.08] That was the rumor going around on the internets. +[182.08 --> 188.96] And CEO Gabe Newell has stepped down from on high to deliver his word unto the masses. +[188.96 --> 190.48] We'll tell you more about that later. +[190.48 --> 194.48] Facebook has acquired WhatsApp for 19 billion. +[194.48 --> 197.20] That's with a B. Billions of dollars. +[197.84 --> 199.36] Which is equivalent to about... +[199.36 --> 199.76] What was it? +[199.76 --> 201.76] 43 dollars per user? +[201.76 --> 202.72] Something along those lines? +[202.72 --> 204.32] 43, 48 dollars per user? +[204.32 --> 205.04] That's ridiculous. +[205.04 --> 210.40] About 43 dollars per user, in spite of the fact that not a single one of those users +[210.40 --> 214.24] has given WhatsApp probably more than about two dollars ever. +[214.24 --> 215.60] So... +[218.16 --> 218.64] Next up... +[218.64 --> 220.64] Oculus Rift. +[220.64 --> 225.12] You might be able to watch movies on it now, which is kind of insane. +[225.12 --> 226.32] There's one coming on the way. +[226.32 --> 229.28] And Google Project Tango, which we'll get more into later. +[229.28 --> 230.32] All right. +[244.24 --> 260.40] Our sponsor today is Hotspot Shield. +[260.40 --> 264.40] Guys, we've actually got something really exciting to do with Hotspot Shield today. +[264.40 --> 268.88] And that is give away 10 Elite Codes. +[268.88 --> 271.20] So we're going to do that later on during our sponsor segment. +[271.20 --> 275.44] For those of you who don't know about Hotspot Shield, it is the fast easy way to set up a VPN, +[275.44 --> 281.84] which will allow you to do all kinds of exciting things, like access newscasts or video services +[281.84 --> 285.60] outside of the region for which they were intended to be broadcast. +[285.60 --> 291.60] So a lot of users outside of North America can use it to access US Netflix. +[291.60 --> 297.04] And a lot of folks wanting to enjoy content from the Sochi Olympic Games have been changing +[297.04 --> 302.72] their location to the UK or the US in order to get better coverage of the events that they want to see. +[302.72 --> 304.80] So Hotspot Shield is an easy way to do that. +[304.80 --> 309.60] And you can save 20% off an Elite membership by using offer code... +[309.60 --> 310.80] Oh, bollocks, I believe. +[310.80 --> 312.48] I seem to have forgotten my offer code. +[312.48 --> 313.68] Using offer code Linus. +[313.68 --> 315.28] Very difficult offer code to remember. +[315.28 --> 318.32] I've forgotten my name. +[318.32 --> 321.20] Not everyone can be perfect like you. +[321.20 --> 321.52] All right. +[321.52 --> 323.04] So we had a couple people... +[323.04 --> 325.76] Let's just pull on the mic there. +[325.76 --> 328.40] We had a couple people complaining that the audio levels are too low. +[328.40 --> 332.32] So we're going to move the microphone just right into the shot to the point where hopefully you +[332.32 --> 333.36] guys can hear it okay. +[334.48 --> 335.20] All right. +[335.20 --> 336.56] First topic for today. +[337.76 --> 338.64] Here we go. +[338.64 --> 341.36] I'm going to monitor to make sure that people like the volume. +[341.36 --> 342.40] So just keep going forward. +[342.40 --> 342.80] All right. +[342.80 --> 343.84] Are we starting with that segment? +[343.84 --> 344.88] We are just going to start. +[344.88 --> 345.36] Boom. +[345.36 --> 346.00] This is an... +[346.00 --> 346.80] Oh, wait. +[347.36 --> 348.32] Oh, I got the... +[348.32 --> 348.72] No, okay. +[348.72 --> 349.36] We're going to have to do it. +[349.36 --> 350.32] We're going to have to do it in a couple minutes. +[350.32 --> 350.64] Do it later? +[350.64 --> 351.20] Okay. +[351.20 --> 351.60] Yep. +[351.60 --> 352.00] Yep. +[352.00 --> 352.16] All right. +[352.16 --> 358.32] So let's kick off with OMG is Valve spying on us all. +[358.32 --> 363.28] And we would know that for sure if I had remembered to grab my DisplayPort to HDMI adapter. +[363.28 --> 364.16] I'll be back in a moment. +[364.16 --> 365.76] In the meantime, do you want to get started on that? +[365.76 --> 366.16] Sure. +[366.16 --> 367.84] So essentially, no. +[370.00 --> 370.48] Yeah. +[370.48 --> 370.96] I don't know. +[370.96 --> 372.48] A lot of people freaked out because they're like, +[372.48 --> 374.00] Oh my God, Valve's reading my stuff. +[374.00 --> 378.32] But not as many people freaked out as you might expect because it was Valve. +[378.32 --> 382.56] I guarantee you if this was EA, there would have been a nuclear explosion of gamers. +[383.28 --> 385.68] But it wasn't quite as bad as I think it could have been. +[385.68 --> 390.00] But the man himself levitated from the heavens, came down and gave us the answer that we were +[390.00 --> 390.88] looking for. +[390.88 --> 392.88] Which was that it was not actually malicious. +[392.88 --> 399.44] Did look for things locally, but then grabbed only those things, hashed them, sent them back to Valve servers, +[400.32 --> 403.76] verified that you were being a cheater, and then banned you. +[403.76 --> 411.60] Because apparently, the guys creating the hacks are getting frustrated that people are using their hacks without purchasing them. +[411.60 --> 416.64] Imagine that. Imagine there being some overlap between cheaters and hackers. +[416.64 --> 417.28] Cheaters. +[417.28 --> 425.92] So cheaters have literally created their own form of DRM that has server callbacks so that they can make sure that you bought it. +[426.56 --> 427.52] Which is insane. +[428.24 --> 433.52] So Valve kind of piggybacked on top of that, tried to detect that, and then ban users based on that. +[433.52 --> 436.88] They weren't banning you based on if you went to the website. +[436.88 --> 438.48] They were not banning you based on that. +[438.48 --> 444.08] They were banning you based on if there was callbacks because the hack was currently running and they were trying to check for DRM. +[444.08 --> 453.20] So basically, that usual DRM nonsense that makes people upset, that is to say, constant phoning home from your software, +[453.60 --> 464.56] is what ultimately led to Valve not doing that, but just exploiting that someone else was taking advantage of your computer to send callbacks, +[465.12 --> 470.00] to take advantage of the fact that some people weren't paying for their software. +[470.00 --> 476.56] So basically, no honor among thieves, companies that design cheats, and then the people who use them, +[478.80 --> 479.52] yeah, both. +[479.52 --> 481.20] They're screwing each other over. +[481.20 --> 487.76] So it was only active for about 13 days, at which point it was able to be circumvented because this happens all the time. +[488.32 --> 490.08] And they fully expected that, so it was pulled. +[490.08 --> 500.24] Gabe is even claiming that it's possible that the original thread created throwing them under the bus was even just a social engineering attack from the people that made the hack, +[500.24 --> 504.96] or at least inspired by those people in some sort of way, which does make a ton of sense. +[507.28 --> 508.64] Sorry, he's quoted saying, +[508.64 --> 518.56] Those are his exact terms. +[518.56 --> 519.36] It's pretty good. +[519.36 --> 522.40] Is Valve using its market success to go evil? +[522.40 --> 523.16] And then he says, +[523.16 --> 526.08] I don't think so, but you have to make the call if we are trustworthy. +[526.08 --> 532.64] We try to earn, we try hard, we try really hard to earn and keep your trust, which I guess that's the only way you can really say it. +[532.64 --> 534.80] It kind of makes sense. +[535.36 --> 536.48] It does make sense. +[536.48 --> 540.00] I mean, if it was anyone but Valve, yeah, everyone would have freaked out. +[540.00 --> 547.76] Do I particularly, I mean, do I like them doing stuff that I don't know about? +[548.40 --> 553.28] I mean, it's one of those things where, and he even addressed this in his statement, which is about this long, it's on Reddit. +[553.28 --> 553.68] Yeah. +[553.68 --> 559.76] And he's kind of going, look, we don't talk about what we do with Valve Anti-Cheat. +[559.76 --> 560.40] No one does. +[560.40 --> 569.12] Because we can't. Because if we do, then they'll be, it'll take them less than 13 days to figure out what we're doing and work around it again. +[569.76 --> 576.96] And that, that's a big problem to me because what about when they decide to be less Valve at some point? +[576.96 --> 577.28] Yeah. +[577.28 --> 578.72] What about when... +[578.72 --> 582.56] But everyone does this. Literally everyone that has a security implementation has to. +[582.56 --> 592.24] They'll probably contribute to some open, open encryption form or whatever, but what they're using and how they're using it is not going to be on the table at all points. +[592.24 --> 599.04] Well, remember back in the early days of the Linus Tech Tips Forum, when I always used to talk about the new security measures that we had implemented. +[599.04 --> 600.00] Super frustrating. +[600.00 --> 602.00] And then the site would go down. +[602.00 --> 603.44] Like that. +[603.44 --> 604.72] It was like, come on, man. +[604.72 --> 610.72] So I understand why they're not doing this. It just, it does make me a little bit uncomfortable because... +[610.72 --> 611.28] Yeah. +[611.28 --> 618.30] Is it anywhere in the Steam Eula that they can or can't do whatever it is they're doing with Valve Antichy? +[618.40 --> 618.82] I seriously doubt it. +[619.36 --> 623.46] Or if it is in there, is it in such terms that we would never have understood it anyway? +[624.10 --> 624.36] Yeah. +[624.50 --> 624.88] Probably. +[625.20 --> 631.66] Or sorry, I meant doubt it as in like, there's probably nothing protecting us against that in there. +[632.16 --> 634.92] And there's probably nothing saying that they won't ever do it in there. +[635.04 --> 637.02] Like it's probably just not in there at all. +[637.70 --> 640.18] That being said, yeah, I don't know. +[640.18 --> 643.40] So again, I think a lot of people would be a lot more harsh on it if it was EA. +[643.66 --> 646.08] But then again, if it was EA, it probably would be harsh. +[646.42 --> 648.24] So I don't know. +[648.42 --> 653.28] Considering the like system information callbacks that Origin already does and they're completely open about. +[653.78 --> 654.16] Right. +[655.06 --> 658.38] Like, I don't know. +[660.20 --> 661.74] So yeah, there's that. +[663.60 --> 665.20] I think we covered everything with that. +[665.20 --> 665.72] No, okay. +[665.88 --> 674.02] So less than one tenth of one percent of the clients triggered by the second check were actually banned. +[674.16 --> 675.80] And that was 570 people. +[677.30 --> 677.76] No, sorry. +[678.00 --> 681.38] Less than one tenth of one percent of clients triggered the second check. +[681.60 --> 681.70] Yeah. +[681.72 --> 686.00] So a lot of them got triggered by the first one, but way less got triggered by the second one. +[686.00 --> 688.88] And of those, that's 570 people. +[688.96 --> 690.08] That's a crazy amount of people. +[691.50 --> 697.80] And I mean, it's one of those things where are we happy that Valve is keeping our streets safe, so to speak? +[699.12 --> 700.74] But then is it really going to do anything? +[700.88 --> 701.68] I mean, you know what? +[702.28 --> 705.12] Let's do a little poll here. +[705.58 --> 705.88] Hold on. +[705.96 --> 709.94] I've never actually used straw poll before, but I'm going to hope. +[709.94 --> 710.30] Dot me. +[710.48 --> 710.86] Dot me. +[711.18 --> 711.50] Sorry. +[712.78 --> 714.26] Straw poll dot me. +[714.26 --> 716.12] I want to hear from you guys. +[717.48 --> 722.26] Do you cheat in multiplayer games? +[722.90 --> 724.24] It's anonymous, I guess. +[724.76 --> 726.26] Yeah, it's completely anonymous. +[727.56 --> 728.00] Yes. +[730.20 --> 731.38] Sort of all the time. +[731.60 --> 735.58] And I'd love for you guys to weigh in on this with more than just the poll answer. +[735.68 --> 737.68] If you want to hit us on Twitter, that's at LinusTech. +[738.82 --> 741.10] So yes, sometimes. +[742.40 --> 743.98] Yes, rarely. +[744.66 --> 745.42] And no. +[746.50 --> 747.00] All right. +[747.52 --> 747.96] Permissive. +[749.16 --> 749.96] That thing, right? +[750.92 --> 751.22] Yes. +[751.42 --> 751.66] Yes. +[751.80 --> 752.26] Yeah, that's fine. +[752.36 --> 752.48] Yeah. +[752.84 --> 753.04] Okay. +[753.08 --> 754.40] I'm going to go ahead and create that poll. +[755.44 --> 756.28] Just click on it. +[756.38 --> 756.56] Yeah. +[756.64 --> 757.08] There we go. +[758.22 --> 758.66] All right. +[758.70 --> 760.90] So we're going to post that in the Twitch chat here for you guys. +[761.26 --> 762.74] I'll try to grab it and repost. +[764.32 --> 764.72] Boom. +[764.72 --> 766.04] All right. +[766.04 --> 766.08] All right. +[766.08 --> 772.58] So in the meantime, let's move on to our next topic, which is Bitcoin ATMs potentially coming +[772.58 --> 773.30] to the States. +[773.76 --> 774.90] Maybe, perhaps. +[775.44 --> 776.60] Not 100% sure. +[776.60 --> 780.58] There is a Bitcoin ATM actually in our hometown here in Vancouver. +[781.26 --> 786.10] And that same company is looking to expand to different locations. +[786.36 --> 793.92] However, one of the big things that just has to go away with respect to how Bitcoin works +[793.92 --> 802.28] is the anonymity in order for anywhere to allow you to put a Bitcoin ATM. +[802.54 --> 805.00] So the one in Vancouver has a biometric scanner. +[805.72 --> 811.84] And I mean, we can talk all day about how effective that's going to be. +[811.84 --> 813.58] And how like bull crap that actually is. +[814.06 --> 815.14] It's better than nothing. +[815.28 --> 815.86] That's true. +[815.86 --> 822.20] I mean, sometimes, I mean, this is kind of a whole other discussion topic, but sometimes +[822.20 --> 826.64] it's not about making a completely impervious security mission. +[826.82 --> 827.88] So just having something there. +[828.08 --> 829.88] Sometimes it's about the barrier to entry. +[830.10 --> 830.26] Yeah. +[830.42 --> 835.80] I mean, is a passport impossible to forge? +[836.56 --> 836.82] No. +[837.22 --> 838.40] But are you going to do it? +[838.50 --> 838.68] No. +[838.72 --> 839.52] Am I going to do it? +[839.54 --> 842.88] And that's part of, that's actually a part of a big security discussion that I was in +[842.88 --> 848.14] on not that long ago, which was the idea of, yes, okay, maybe the facial recognition +[848.14 --> 849.44] stuff is pretty easy to break through. +[849.72 --> 852.86] And maybe like fingerprint biometrics are pretty easy to break through. +[852.98 --> 855.18] And maybe voice scanning is pretty easy to break through. +[855.36 --> 859.54] But if I set up a door and have every single one of those, good luck. +[860.18 --> 860.38] Yep. +[860.70 --> 864.98] Like it's going to be real difficult to get all of that before you actually try to get +[864.98 --> 865.38] through the door. +[865.38 --> 870.24] And it's not the kind of thing where I think you'll ever be able to replace an armed guard. +[870.66 --> 870.88] Yep. +[871.00 --> 872.52] If something's actually that valuable. +[872.52 --> 876.70] But if it is, then pay the guy 20 bucks an hour and give him a gun. +[876.90 --> 877.48] Come on. +[880.18 --> 880.58] Yeah. +[880.92 --> 881.10] Yeah. +[881.12 --> 881.44] I don't know. +[881.72 --> 883.30] So, okay. +[883.36 --> 885.38] I think there was kind of more to talk about. +[886.14 --> 886.54] Sorry. +[886.70 --> 887.12] I got distracted. +[887.12 --> 891.20] So the guys putting the ATM in will probably be Robocoin, which are the same guys that put +[891.20 --> 893.02] the one in Vancouver like he was just talking about. +[893.02 --> 899.32] You would be able to withdraw money in USD or you'd be able to deposit USD in order to contribute +[899.32 --> 900.66] towards your Bitcoin account. +[900.66 --> 905.88] They want to put machines in Seattle and Austin by the end of February, although they have +[905.88 --> 908.60] previously said that they want to put machines in New York and Los Angeles. +[908.60 --> 912.92] And that hasn't happened yet due to the problems that Linus was just talking about with the +[912.92 --> 916.00] requirement of being able to identify the person at the machine. +[916.50 --> 917.88] It's a sketchy thing for lawmakers. +[917.88 --> 922.36] Everyone's kind of on the fence about allowing Bitcoin into their cities, essentially. +[923.58 --> 927.54] And I mean, it's one of those things where I think the, you know, we've talked about this +[927.54 --> 929.44] offline and I think it's an interesting topic. +[929.44 --> 937.54] To me, the biggest reason that I can come up with that I think Bitcoin will fail is the +[937.54 --> 938.62] negative press. +[938.62 --> 946.54] You can make the argument all day that no press is bad press, but bad press is bad press when +[946.54 --> 950.64] your competitors are getting good press and get lots of good press. +[950.64 --> 958.02] And as much as Dogecoin started as a total joke and it was ridiculous just for a lark, they +[958.02 --> 962.08] get so much good press and good vibe around them. +[962.20 --> 968.94] Whereas with Bitcoin, every other day it feels like there's some kind of news story. +[969.02 --> 974.90] Because they're so high profile, it's like being a star athlete in a city that follows you +[974.90 --> 975.60] really closely. +[976.00 --> 981.66] Your highs are the expectation and your lows get blown out of proportion because you're +[981.66 --> 982.32] the big kid. +[982.32 --> 987.12] So with Bitcoin, every time there's a wild fluctuation in value, it explodes. +[987.54 --> 991.60] Every time Mt. Gox isn't paying people, it explodes. +[992.22 --> 999.46] Every time, you know, a drug ring or every time there's a massive child pornography bust or +[999.46 --> 1000.48] something like that. +[1000.48 --> 1005.04] And it turns out that Bitcoins were somehow involved in the transaction. +[1005.34 --> 1005.72] In any way. +[1005.86 --> 1006.58] In any way. +[1006.58 --> 1007.68] Even if it's super minor. +[1007.90 --> 1008.48] Even if. +[1009.16 --> 1014.96] Because remember, it's a lot of the time the folks writing a newscast, they're basically +[1014.96 --> 1016.28] laymen, right? +[1016.62 --> 1023.64] So even if it was Litecoins or Dogecoins or Linuscoins or whatever else, they're going +[1023.64 --> 1024.48] to say Bitcoin. +[1024.48 --> 1025.26] So they're going to say Bitcoin. +[1025.32 --> 1025.58] Bitcoin. +[1025.90 --> 1028.56] The same way they say Kleenex or Xerox. +[1029.16 --> 1029.84] They'll say Bitcoin. +[1030.50 --> 1034.86] So the name will be somewhere in that negativity. +[1035.08 --> 1038.10] And for that reason, I think that Bitcoin's a pioneer. +[1038.52 --> 1040.48] I think that it sets a new precedent. +[1040.74 --> 1043.86] I think that cryptocurrency has a very bright and very long future. +[1044.14 --> 1046.58] I just don't think Bitcoin's going to win in the longer term. +[1046.58 --> 1051.44] And then that whole observation, what you feel about the different coins and the aura around +[1051.44 --> 1051.88] them thing. +[1052.20 --> 1055.28] Bitcoin has drug sex and weaponry. +[1056.10 --> 1061.06] Then Litecoin has a whole bunch of people on the internet using AMD graphics cards to generate +[1061.06 --> 1063.28] what is essentially going to turn into Bitcoins. +[1063.28 --> 1069.66] Dogecoin is like LOL charity because I don't know what else to do with this. +[1069.66 --> 1075.92] So it's like that's how a not small portion of the internet sees the whole situation. +[1075.92 --> 1077.98] So then what do you expect to actually come out of it? +[1078.88 --> 1079.46] It's interesting. +[1079.46 --> 1085.70] So, I mean, with that said, if Bitcoin is the one that ends up with an infrastructure like +[1085.70 --> 1087.02] ATMs, then great. +[1087.02 --> 1094.12] But if Bitcoin, again, paves the way by having like four ATMs and then someone better organized +[1094.12 --> 1099.06] comes along and goes, yeah, we're going to take that concept and we're going to go massively +[1099.06 --> 1103.24] all over the country with something that's not anonymous and doesn't have all these negative +[1103.24 --> 1105.32] connotations around it, then that could be very successful. +[1105.32 --> 1110.06] And that makes sense because Bitcoin's going to go in and get lawmakers to approve these machines. +[1110.32 --> 1113.26] And then when another person goes in and tries to put in a machine, it's probably going +[1113.26 --> 1115.08] to be super easy because they will have done it already. +[1115.18 --> 1116.26] It's tough to be the first one. +[1116.58 --> 1116.72] Yeah. +[1117.44 --> 1118.18] It really is. +[1118.48 --> 1120.92] I mean, can you imagine if we tried to be the first tech YouTuber? +[1122.12 --> 1123.58] Where would I have even gotten the idea? +[1124.26 --> 1125.24] Like, no, honestly. +[1125.66 --> 1128.02] I mean, it's really tough to be the first one. +[1128.54 --> 1128.76] Yeah. +[1129.80 --> 1131.14] I'm okay with sloppy seconds. +[1131.14 --> 1134.46] All right. +[1134.66 --> 1143.08] So our next story is Facebook acquired WhatsApp for 19 billion. +[1143.08 --> 1144.08] 19 billion. +[1144.08 --> 1145.08] 19 billion. +[1145.08 --> 1147.08] 19 billion. +[1147.08 --> 1148.08] 19 billion. +[1148.08 --> 1154.60] So this pretty much precludes any further talks with Snapchat because WhatsApp has an enormous, +[1154.60 --> 1157.46] what is it, 470 million users? +[1157.46 --> 1158.42] Something like that. +[1158.42 --> 1162.46] And then they're adding 1 million users per day right now. +[1162.92 --> 1164.36] So, okay. +[1164.42 --> 1166.22] There's a few different ways to look at this. +[1166.22 --> 1174.10] Number one is from the purely dollars and cents perspective where you kind of go, okay, so +[1174.10 --> 1174.44] WhatsApp. +[1174.44 --> 1181.70] This is a company that did, I think it was 30 some odd million revenue last year. +[1183.08 --> 1183.60] Revenue. +[1184.86 --> 1185.88] Not profit. +[1185.88 --> 1189.16] This is a company with, like, 50 employees. +[1190.06 --> 1192.56] You know those shirt cannons that you see at, like, events? +[1192.70 --> 1192.88] Yeah. +[1193.24 --> 1198.46] It's like Silicon Valley, like, like, Apple and Facebook and these Google just have shirt +[1198.46 --> 1199.30] cannons of money. +[1199.68 --> 1202.02] And there's like, boom, boom. +[1202.36 --> 1204.18] Like, see what we can hit. +[1204.30 --> 1204.96] Who cares? +[1205.32 --> 1206.30] No research. +[1206.42 --> 1207.32] Just boom. +[1207.76 --> 1210.00] Let's just shoot money at everything and see what happens. +[1210.00 --> 1216.72] So that is one way of looking at it is they are spending many, many dollars on the penny +[1216.72 --> 1221.10] for what the company is actually worth from a strictly revenue perspective. +[1222.10 --> 1224.62] And there's some validity there. +[1224.78 --> 1230.62] But then the other way of looking at it is this $19 billion acquisition is for a social +[1230.62 --> 1231.12] network. +[1231.32 --> 1235.94] And I have a hard time classifying WhatsApp as a social network. +[1236.06 --> 1238.38] But more on that in a moment. +[1238.38 --> 1240.80] For $43 per user. +[1241.90 --> 1249.24] And when you consider what other social networks there are with that many users and what it +[1249.24 --> 1255.94] would cost to buy, you know, I don't know, Facebook is a great example, or Microsoft, what +[1255.94 --> 1260.00] that would actually cost, then it looks potentially like a value. +[1260.34 --> 1264.96] And then some of the other justification is the growth of WhatsApp right now, where it's +[1264.96 --> 1266.90] a million new users per day. +[1266.90 --> 1271.78] And you kind of go, okay, well, then in, you know, two years, they could have two billion +[1271.78 --> 1274.38] users and a third of the entire world. +[1274.46 --> 1279.14] I mean, in India, 400 million users are on WhatsApp or something like that. +[1279.28 --> 1281.96] Maybe I'm getting the overall numbers wrong right now. +[1282.36 --> 1284.06] How many users do they have right now? +[1284.06 --> 1286.58] India boasts 400 million active members. +[1286.68 --> 1287.92] Yeah, 400 million active members. +[1288.10 --> 1291.62] So, I mean, that's absolutely huge. +[1291.68 --> 1294.06] It's an emerging market that you want to be able to reach. +[1294.10 --> 1298.86] And you could kind of look at it and go, okay, well, monetizing such a large user base should +[1298.86 --> 1299.56] be a no-brainer. +[1299.56 --> 1299.60] Okay. +[1300.24 --> 1307.76] So then that leads to two conversations before your whole thing about why you think they +[1307.76 --> 1308.12] want it. +[1308.22 --> 1313.34] So conversation number one is I don't really see WhatsApp as a social network. +[1313.54 --> 1322.20] To me, WhatsApp is a messaging utility that can come and go as quickly as ICQ, MSN, or anything +[1322.20 --> 1322.56] else. +[1322.60 --> 1322.80] Yeah. +[1323.16 --> 1331.48] I don't think that the experience of using WhatsApp is nearly as rich as something like +[1331.48 --> 1333.02] even Twitter. +[1334.70 --> 1340.44] Because Twitter is all about connecting with people that you don't already have a connection +[1340.44 --> 1340.82] to. +[1341.38 --> 1348.64] WhatsApp is about, yo, dog, I just switched over to this thing because it's free and, like, +[1348.68 --> 1350.14] I don't want to pay for text messages. +[1350.14 --> 1356.34] A paradigm that's probably going to go away in the next few years as telcos have all moved +[1356.34 --> 1356.68] away from. +[1356.78 --> 1360.76] I mean, when WhatsApp gained popularity, we were still looking at cell phone plans that +[1360.76 --> 1363.38] were like, here's your 250 text messages a month. +[1363.60 --> 1363.62] Yeah. +[1363.90 --> 1364.12] Yeah. +[1364.54 --> 1366.34] That's where WhatsApp came from. +[1366.62 --> 1373.10] It was a free way to send text messages, not, you know, some kind of amazing paradigm shifting +[1373.10 --> 1375.92] communication platform that connects you with people. +[1376.20 --> 1377.62] I mean, Twitter's amazing. +[1377.62 --> 1384.32] Through Twitter, I do most of my outreach to people that I don't know, whether it's Nixie +[1384.32 --> 1387.96] Pixel, who we've invited to be a guest on the WAN show in a couple of weeks, so we've had +[1387.96 --> 1388.84] a lot of requests for that. +[1389.38 --> 1392.76] How would I reach these people if it wasn't for Twitter? +[1392.96 --> 1398.50] Because Twitter is a way for people who normally wouldn't talk to you to ignore you if they +[1398.50 --> 1402.72] want, or if they see something really interesting as they flip through their feed, be like, oh, +[1402.76 --> 1403.16] yeah, sure. +[1403.80 --> 1404.78] And engage with you. +[1405.30 --> 1406.44] WhatsApp isn't that. +[1406.44 --> 1410.40] So, who cares? +[1410.74 --> 1412.06] I'm going to cut in one quick second. +[1413.26 --> 1415.80] We've got two mixing articles. +[1415.96 --> 1417.72] One says 16 billion, one says 19 billion. +[1418.58 --> 1419.54] But it's a lot. +[1420.26 --> 1422.00] Even at 16 billion, it's kind of ridiculous. +[1422.22 --> 1423.00] I thought it was 19. +[1423.20 --> 1424.02] I thought it was 19 as well. +[1424.02 --> 1427.10] I read another one after the ones that you have in the doc that said 19. +[1427.36 --> 1428.34] The Verge says 16. +[1428.52 --> 1429.48] The Verge says 16. +[1429.60 --> 1429.80] Yeah. +[1430.08 --> 1430.44] Interesting. +[1430.66 --> 1430.76] Okay. +[1430.76 --> 1433.14] So, there's a few, but we always run into that. +[1433.38 --> 1433.58] Yep. +[1433.58 --> 1434.42] So, the internet. +[1434.76 --> 1438.36] It's a large portion of money, no matter what it comes down to. +[1438.54 --> 1440.98] So, my thing, or do you have more to go over? +[1441.10 --> 1441.58] No, no. +[1441.74 --> 1442.06] Oh, wait. +[1442.16 --> 1442.36] Okay. +[1442.46 --> 1444.06] There was, is it a social network? +[1444.40 --> 1447.64] And then, I forget what the other thing was. +[1447.70 --> 1449.00] That's the biggest question to me. +[1449.16 --> 1449.40] Yeah. +[1449.58 --> 1450.06] Oh, no. +[1450.16 --> 1450.44] Sorry. +[1450.62 --> 1452.28] And can they monetize it? +[1452.54 --> 1452.82] Right. +[1452.82 --> 1456.78] There's an article that came out not that long ago saying that they're not going to +[1456.78 --> 1457.64] be monetizing WhatsApp. +[1457.78 --> 1459.24] But then, now that it's owned by Facebook. +[1459.80 --> 1460.20] Yeah. +[1460.32 --> 1460.94] But, no. +[1461.06 --> 1465.48] Even Facebook, I think, has said that they're not changing the structure. +[1465.60 --> 1467.98] In fact, the $1 subscription fee may go away. +[1468.10 --> 1468.30] Yeah. +[1468.58 --> 1468.72] Yeah. +[1468.76 --> 1470.68] So, but that's all fine and good. +[1470.68 --> 1475.58] Because, remember, guys, it is a strategy to build as many users as you can at any cost +[1475.58 --> 1479.80] and then exploit them as hardcore as you can until they all migrate to something else. +[1479.80 --> 1485.18] So, the real question here, then, is can they get their $19 billion back before everyone +[1485.18 --> 1486.34] migrates to something else? +[1486.76 --> 1487.94] And maybe that's it. +[1488.38 --> 1488.54] Yeah. +[1488.54 --> 1493.48] Maybe if I look at it and I go, you know, with my sustainable business model hat on. +[1493.48 --> 1498.10] Because everything I do here at Linus Media Group isn't on the scale of what someone like +[1498.10 --> 1499.56] Mark Zuckerberg is doing. +[1499.56 --> 1499.74] No. +[1500.00 --> 1504.28] Where he's working with billions of dollars the way that I would work with hundreds of +[1504.28 --> 1504.64] dollars. +[1504.86 --> 1508.38] You know, when I look at something and I go, okay, we're going to do like a new thing. +[1508.44 --> 1509.22] We're going to do t-shirts. +[1509.58 --> 1511.28] Or we're going to start a new show. +[1511.28 --> 1517.40] So, it's where will that show be in three years when we're still developing it and we +[1517.40 --> 1521.82] want it to be sustainable to the point where we can attract sponsors, we can attract viewers, +[1521.82 --> 1526.84] and we can make both of those groups happy for a very long period of time. +[1526.94 --> 1528.40] That's what I'm trying to do. +[1528.72 --> 1533.62] Whereas, if Facebook is just kind of looking at this going, okay, well, we're not worried +[1533.62 --> 1539.64] about turning WhatsApp into a sustainable business that can bring in a billion dollars a year of +[1539.64 --> 1541.02] revenue for 20 years. +[1541.10 --> 1544.02] Because 20 years in the internet game is... +[1544.02 --> 1545.74] Is an incredibly long period of time. +[1545.74 --> 1548.28] I would make a bet WhatsApp won't exist in 20 years. +[1548.38 --> 1548.48] Yeah. +[1548.54 --> 1550.94] So, if they're looking at it going, okay, let's make a quick buck. +[1551.16 --> 1553.86] In two years, we could have two billion users. +[1554.20 --> 1558.74] And then we could make each of them worth, you know, 30, 40 bucks easily. +[1558.96 --> 1560.54] Then we'll make double on our investment. +[1560.72 --> 1565.34] Or if we could turn each of them into a hundred dollars by selling out so hardcore when the +[1565.34 --> 1570.12] time comes, then we could make, you know, 5X back on our investment. +[1570.12 --> 1571.80] Or whatever that number ends up being. +[1572.28 --> 1576.02] So, if that's the way of looking at it, then, hey, there you go. +[1576.22 --> 1577.54] Maybe it's a great idea. +[1577.76 --> 1578.18] So, go on. +[1578.20 --> 1578.64] Your next thing. +[1578.76 --> 1582.26] One thing I've been worried about is because something that we've started doing on the show +[1582.26 --> 1586.86] now, because we have to, because it makes sense, is inspect how everything that happens +[1586.86 --> 1588.12] on the internet could be terrible. +[1588.12 --> 1594.04] So, not that long ago, Facebook released an update, and we actually missed this on the +[1594.04 --> 1597.94] WAN show, but Facebook released an update making it so that Facebook could read your +[1597.94 --> 1598.56] text messages. +[1599.08 --> 1601.10] And, like, your call information. +[1601.26 --> 1602.68] So, they could know who you're calling. +[1602.82 --> 1603.68] I think that part. +[1603.76 --> 1605.16] But I know they can read your text messages. +[1605.66 --> 1610.30] So, now if they buy WhatsApp, they'll be able to read all of your text messages and all +[1610.30 --> 1612.34] of your kind of text messages through WhatsApp. +[1613.10 --> 1616.54] So, they're just expanding the amount of text messages they can read. +[1616.54 --> 1620.32] So, you can have all of your Facebook interaction, which is a huge amount of interaction, all +[1620.32 --> 1623.86] of your text message interaction, and all of your kind of text message interaction, which +[1623.86 --> 1628.72] is WhatsApp, excluding BBM, which is, I'm sure, microscopic compared to WhatsApp. +[1629.12 --> 1634.42] And then, of course, there's the whole argument that they want to get into the underground of +[1634.42 --> 1638.88] messaging, but then figure out how to monetize it later or something. +[1638.98 --> 1643.44] I mean, all the people that are interested in things like Snapchat or even, I guess, WhatsApp +[1643.44 --> 1644.76] to a much lesser extent. +[1645.66 --> 1649.84] Those kind of, those underground folks are going to have no interest in continuing to +[1649.84 --> 1651.96] use that platform once Facebook owns it, I would imagine. +[1652.10 --> 1653.54] So, we'll see how this shakes down. +[1653.66 --> 1657.06] I mean, like I said, if the plan is just, here's a bunch of users. +[1657.38 --> 1661.74] Let's milk them for all they're worth for a short period of time after we build it up +[1661.74 --> 1662.66] into the big thing. +[1662.74 --> 1663.68] Then, there you go. +[1663.72 --> 1664.12] Maybe it works. +[1664.32 --> 1665.02] Then, there you go. +[1665.02 --> 1666.36] All right, let's go to our straw poll. +[1667.52 --> 1668.34] So, let's go ahead. +[1668.86 --> 1679.04] So, 80% of you do not cheat, and 20% of you cheat rarely, sometimes, or all the time. +[1679.12 --> 1681.38] 2% of you say you cheat all the time. +[1681.38 --> 1688.96] So, if Valve only even got to stage 2 with, what was it, 0.1%? +[1689.30 --> 1692.68] 0.1 of a percent, I think it was. +[1693.30 --> 1694.24] Yeah, keep going. +[1694.54 --> 1700.02] Yeah, with 0.1 of a percent, then that means that whatever they're doing probably didn't +[1700.02 --> 1706.24] dig that deep because they didn't catch 19.9% of the people that write on our stream are +[1706.24 --> 1707.42] saying that, yes, they cheat. +[1707.42 --> 1712.96] And, yeah, I don't... +[1712.96 --> 1716.62] So, A wasn't that effective, and B, so they probably weren't digging that deep. +[1716.80 --> 1721.44] And the thing is, and he even said it in the article, was it has to be multi-pronged all +[1721.44 --> 1721.86] the time. +[1722.68 --> 1722.78] Yeah. +[1722.78 --> 1724.30] So, this is one of their attacks. +[1724.36 --> 1725.52] They don't have a single spear. +[1725.68 --> 1726.28] They have many. +[1726.60 --> 1729.46] So, this is one of the things they can potentially do. +[1729.70 --> 1733.56] They also have the thing where if someone gets reported, if you're playing the game and +[1733.56 --> 1736.58] someone gets reported, I don't remember exactly what it's called, but my roommate used +[1736.58 --> 1741.32] to do it all the time, it was actually really cool, is you would be able to go in and watch +[1741.32 --> 1743.80] their game along with a whole bunch of other people. +[1745.42 --> 1748.22] And it wouldn't show their username or anything like that, but you could watch their game and +[1748.22 --> 1752.98] then determine, yes, they're using aim hack, yes, they're using wall hack, plausible deniability, +[1753.20 --> 1754.38] like all these other different options. +[1754.46 --> 1754.62] Yeah. +[1754.62 --> 1759.20] And then if you voted along the same with basically everyone else that voted, if you +[1759.20 --> 1764.00] agreed with the ending verdict, then you got to keep going and keep reviewing footage. +[1764.32 --> 1768.94] So, it kept everyone honest because if they wanted to keep doing this, it had to be accurate +[1768.94 --> 1769.40] all the time. +[1769.96 --> 1773.68] So, that's another way that they can ban people and that apparently actually works really +[1773.68 --> 1775.02] well and has been a huge front for them. +[1775.08 --> 1776.74] I know League of Legends does a similar thing. +[1776.82 --> 1777.04] Mm-hmm. +[1777.04 --> 1780.00] Um, so, like, they have many options. +[1780.14 --> 1783.86] So, just because this one didn't get a huge wide spectrum doesn't mean that VAC isn't +[1783.86 --> 1784.26] trying. +[1785.68 --> 1786.08] Yeah. +[1786.32 --> 1788.32] Because games like Counter-Strike are huge. +[1788.60 --> 1790.48] So, cheat creators for those type of games? +[1790.72 --> 1790.90] Yeah. +[1791.18 --> 1791.46] Yeah. +[1791.68 --> 1796.06] And considering how long it's been around, too, like, man, it's got to be crazy. +[1796.58 --> 1800.42] Oh, sorry for the off-topic, but can you tell me why you didn't like The Hobbit 2? +[1800.54 --> 1801.38] I didn't like it either. +[1801.98 --> 1803.98] No, I'm not going to rant about Hobbit 2. +[1803.98 --> 1808.60] I thought about doing a movie review of it, but it's one of those topics that seems very +[1808.60 --> 1809.34] polarizing. +[1809.58 --> 1815.14] Um, there's a group of people that think it's the best movie ever, and then there's a group +[1815.14 --> 1820.06] of people that don't think it's the best movie ever, and I don't really want to have that +[1820.06 --> 1824.18] debate because it's like, uh, it's almost like a religious debate at that point. +[1824.50 --> 1827.68] How do you argue objectively for the merits of a movie? +[1828.44 --> 1829.04] You can't. +[1829.28 --> 1829.48] So. +[1830.54 --> 1830.94] Mm-hmm. +[1830.94 --> 1834.02] I like to use the term exploiting games. +[1835.08 --> 1837.60] Uh, as long as it doesn't affect anyone else. +[1837.60 --> 1838.04] So, single player. +[1839.90 --> 1840.22] Thank you. +[1840.22 --> 1843.04] Because if you're exploiting or cheating, you're doing something that someone else can't, so +[1843.04 --> 1844.32] it's affecting other people in multiplayer. +[1844.90 --> 1848.84] Buying WhatsApp, lets Facebook take out the competition, growing bigger, Google, help focus +[1848.84 --> 1849.48] on furthering their own. +[1849.52 --> 1850.06] Yeah, probably. +[1851.60 --> 1851.90] Okay. +[1852.10 --> 1853.36] Ahmed says, I disagree. +[1853.56 --> 1856.34] WhatsApp sends audio, video, group chats, et cetera. +[1856.68 --> 1859.10] It's not going anywhere, just not as popular in North America. +[1859.10 --> 1860.46] Oh, it's plenty popular here. +[1860.58 --> 1863.26] Okay, not as popular as in other places, but it is popular. +[1863.48 --> 1869.10] I just don't think that that functionality qualifies it as a social network because I +[1869.10 --> 1872.26] don't think it's any more of a social network than a telephone. +[1872.92 --> 1873.52] That's all. +[1873.98 --> 1878.00] My telephone can send audio, video, group chats, et cetera. +[1878.16 --> 1881.24] But that doesn't mean that the phone line is a social network. +[1881.38 --> 1882.48] To me, that's what WhatsApp is. +[1882.52 --> 1884.28] It's a phone line and a text line. +[1884.28 --> 1886.20] I don't think it's exceptional. +[1886.60 --> 1891.42] I think that if you, Ahmed, you, decided that you were going to switch to something else +[1891.42 --> 1894.68] and a couple of your buddies got together and they were going to switch with you and +[1894.68 --> 1896.88] it was free, you could all switch like that. +[1896.96 --> 1901.66] If the functionality was somehow, in some way, minutely better than WhatsApp, I think +[1901.66 --> 1902.90] it could be displaced very easily. +[1902.90 --> 1908.04] I did use the group chat thing a lot when I used to go to school because everyone in +[1908.04 --> 1912.74] all of my classes were, because in the school I was in, you moved as one unit from class +[1912.74 --> 1913.00] to class. +[1913.06 --> 1914.68] And I use it all the time for badminton as well. +[1914.96 --> 1916.90] Like, you know, you don't know, it's useful. +[1917.04 --> 1918.60] But there's just 10 billion other things that can do that. +[1918.70 --> 1918.84] Yeah. +[1919.12 --> 1923.32] And it's just a matter of them doing something stupid and upsetting people and then that +[1923.32 --> 1923.66] being that. +[1924.64 --> 1925.34] There you go. +[1925.56 --> 1927.92] 16 billion cash, 3 billion Facebook shares. +[1928.60 --> 1928.96] Okay. +[1929.08 --> 1930.68] According to, wow, Urson. +[1930.68 --> 1933.70] Probably equates to 19, I guess. +[1933.80 --> 1935.90] WhatsApp's main appeal is to keep in touch with overseas friends. +[1936.04 --> 1936.36] Absolutely. +[1936.68 --> 1939.34] But then again, 100 billion things that could happen. +[1939.98 --> 1941.26] MSN had so much potential. +[1941.36 --> 1946.68] I'm not going to go on this rant again, but MSN could, MSN Messenger could have easily been. +[1947.14 --> 1950.30] Honestly, I think it would be the coolest thing ever if they just like released a news +[1950.30 --> 1951.82] bulletin and they're like, yep, it's coming back. +[1952.16 --> 1952.34] Yep. +[1952.54 --> 1955.14] It's just like, yes, we're getting rid of Skype. +[1955.38 --> 1955.62] Yeah. +[1955.62 --> 1957.08] We're taking on WhatsApp. +[1957.16 --> 1959.74] Because MSN had all this functionality ages ago. +[1959.74 --> 1961.56] All they needed was a mobile version. +[1962.00 --> 1962.10] Yeah. +[1962.32 --> 1962.68] Anyway. +[1965.48 --> 1967.92] Redirects to YouTube video, which redirects to Twitch stream. +[1968.40 --> 1970.48] Well, yeah, but if we don't do that, then we can't reach everyone. +[1970.88 --> 1974.10] Carl says, with the exception of known exploits from in-game glitches, I don't cheat. +[1974.22 --> 1974.62] Why cheat? +[1974.70 --> 1975.50] There's no pride in cheating. +[1975.74 --> 1976.14] Absolutely. +[1977.16 --> 1979.34] WhatsApp isn't anything like Twitter, so it can't be compared. +[1979.90 --> 1980.38] Yeah, I know. +[1981.42 --> 1983.70] WhatsApp made me able to use smileys. +[1984.96 --> 1985.36] What? +[1985.36 --> 1989.50] That doesn't make it, that's- +[1989.50 --> 1990.58] You can use smileys in- +[1990.58 --> 1991.86] I know it's different from Twitter. +[1992.06 --> 1993.40] We never said it was the same as Twitter. +[1993.48 --> 1994.96] What I said is Twitter's a social network. +[1995.46 --> 1997.12] And I was saying WhatsApp is not. +[1997.52 --> 1999.90] So actually, that's what I was saying, is that they're nothing alike. +[2000.02 --> 2002.44] I think it comes down to how you define social networks, too. +[2002.94 --> 2006.08] Because technically, it's a social network if you create a group chat. +[2006.58 --> 2010.16] Because it's a network of people socially interacting. +[2010.16 --> 2012.26] Fine, then, is three-way calling a social network. +[2013.72 --> 2014.04] Let's see. +[2014.42 --> 2014.94] Then I don't know. +[2015.04 --> 2015.54] I don't know. +[2016.14 --> 2018.14] Alright, haven't tried enough of them to say for sure. +[2018.24 --> 2021.54] Okay, lots of people not talking yet don't get satisfaction from cheating. +[2022.18 --> 2025.12] Okay, what is the point of cheating in games, even in single-player games? +[2025.12 --> 2026.30] That would just kill the challenge. +[2026.50 --> 2029.26] I find certain cheats in single-player games to be okay. +[2029.60 --> 2030.50] Yeah, I've done it. +[2030.60 --> 2031.78] Just because I'm, like, bored. +[2032.16 --> 2032.94] I'm like- +[2032.94 --> 2034.28] Yeah, it's usually when you're messing around. +[2034.38 --> 2036.96] And I usually find those cheats to be, like, sandbox games. +[2037.66 --> 2040.28] Like, cheats in games like Just Cause and GTA are hilarious. +[2041.22 --> 2041.48] Right. +[2041.80 --> 2043.16] But, like, I'm- +[2043.16 --> 2043.34] Yeah. +[2044.28 --> 2045.32] Peter figures karma. +[2045.52 --> 2047.22] Jake takes a giant turd on you for cheating. +[2047.36 --> 2048.30] I certainly hope so. +[2048.82 --> 2049.48] I don't cheat. +[2049.56 --> 2053.12] Because getting a ban on Steam would be a disaster with all the games that I have. +[2053.18 --> 2053.38] Yep. +[2054.00 --> 2055.74] That's something, actually. +[2055.92 --> 2059.32] As you build up your Steam library, larger and larger and larger, +[2059.32 --> 2061.60] getting banned will have much more of an impact. +[2061.78 --> 2063.34] But if you're someone who cheats all the time, +[2063.62 --> 2064.72] like, I think that'll- +[2064.72 --> 2066.60] There's some backbans that aren't permanent now. +[2066.60 --> 2067.10] As well. +[2067.36 --> 2070.24] Deterrence for the casuals are really the big victory. +[2070.34 --> 2073.32] Because there's always going to be the hardcore guys that have 100 Steam accounts, +[2073.44 --> 2074.38] each with one game. +[2074.60 --> 2075.16] You can- +[2075.16 --> 2075.40] If- +[2075.40 --> 2078.98] For the CSGO players out there, I'm sure you've experienced this as well. +[2079.02 --> 2080.42] If you play CSGO a fair amount. +[2080.62 --> 2081.36] I do. +[2081.96 --> 2083.48] The second there's a Steam sale, +[2084.36 --> 2086.68] and CSGO goes down to, like, $2.50. +[2087.16 --> 2088.20] Or, like, $3.75. +[2088.78 --> 2089.48] They're all back. +[2089.64 --> 2090.14] It's- +[2090.14 --> 2090.84] Oh my god. +[2090.90 --> 2091.56] It's terrible. +[2091.84 --> 2092.80] For, like, a little while. +[2092.80 --> 2094.98] But then you can tell they just all get crushed. +[2095.44 --> 2097.22] And then it's usually somewhat okay again. +[2097.86 --> 2103.76] But, like, the day or, like, two or three days after a sale starts, it's just- it's ugly. +[2104.16 --> 2104.90] It's just terrible. +[2105.14 --> 2108.54] And, like, you can- if you suspect someone, you go and, like, look at their Steam profile +[2108.54 --> 2111.06] and was like, created one day ago, owns one game. +[2111.10 --> 2112.70] And you're like, oh my god. +[2113.24 --> 2113.52] Hello. +[2114.52 --> 2116.26] Like, that happens so much. +[2116.82 --> 2117.58] It's frustrating. +[2117.58 --> 2118.86] All right. +[2118.94 --> 2120.18] So let's move on to our next topic. +[2120.60 --> 2125.50] This is something that I actually disagree with the general consent. +[2125.62 --> 2127.06] This might turn into a rant. +[2127.74 --> 2130.70] Amazon plans to increase membership fees. +[2130.80 --> 2132.58] This is posted on the forum by- +[2132.58 --> 2134.74] Yeah. +[2134.96 --> 2135.50] Sorry, man. +[2135.90 --> 2136.38] Lacrimo. +[2136.46 --> 2136.76] Sure. +[2138.68 --> 2143.28] Amazon says it may increase its Prime membership fee by as much as $40. +[2143.80 --> 2148.64] So it's $80 a year right now, which is about, what, I don't know, $6 a month or something +[2148.64 --> 2153.86] like that if you extrapolate it out or break it down or whatever it is you're going to do. +[2157.48 --> 2160.10] A lot of people super upset about this. +[2160.36 --> 2164.48] So for those of you who don't live in a country where Prime is an option, like the UK or the +[2164.48 --> 2167.12] US, Amazon Prime entitles you to a few things. +[2167.22 --> 2170.24] Number one, and this is the big one, is free shipping. +[2170.24 --> 2175.54] So you get two-day shipping on qualifying items and then slower shipping on other items, +[2175.72 --> 2177.14] and it is unlimited. +[2177.78 --> 2183.56] You could ship a pen a day, every day for a year, to your house, and they would have +[2183.56 --> 2185.96] to do it, and that would be included with the fee. +[2186.52 --> 2190.08] So for- I mean, of course, with a game- with something like this, it's a numbers game. +[2190.18 --> 2194.94] For every person who ships something every day, you're going to have, hopefully, someone +[2194.94 --> 2199.46] who ships something once every six months and just bought the Prime membership on an impulse, +[2199.46 --> 2201.84] and you're mostly just taking money from them to subsidize. +[2201.98 --> 2202.72] And because it's easy. +[2202.94 --> 2206.34] Yeah, because it's easy, because you don't have to think about it anymore, and then you +[2206.34 --> 2207.34] subsidize with that. +[2208.54 --> 2212.62] But, guys, shipping is expensive. +[2212.90 --> 2213.50] Oh, okay, sorry. +[2213.66 --> 2215.02] I hadn't finished going through the benefits. +[2215.38 --> 2219.78] So benefit number two is you get access to the Kindle Lending Library, which allows you +[2219.78 --> 2227.64] to borrow one qualifying book a month out of the pool of lending books, and basically amounts +[2227.64 --> 2228.58] to a free book per month. +[2228.68 --> 2232.16] There's no time limit on how long you can keep that one, but I guess you probably have +[2232.16 --> 2233.94] to give it back before you can borrow the next one. +[2233.96 --> 2234.92] I've never actually used it. +[2234.96 --> 2235.88] I don't have a Prime membership. +[2236.42 --> 2241.30] And then benefit number three is access to an unlimited amount of Amazon's on-demand video +[2241.30 --> 2242.04] streaming service. +[2242.04 --> 2249.72] So for $80 a year, if you consider, and okay, it's not up to the caliber of Netflix, but +[2249.72 --> 2253.82] when you consider that you're paying $6 a month for Netflix, and that's just video streaming, +[2254.36 --> 2260.70] or if you consider that a subscription to audible.com, one of our sponsors actually, is going to +[2260.70 --> 2261.28] cost... +[2261.28 --> 2262.60] I actually can't even remember. +[2263.64 --> 2264.52] Oh, that's embarrassing. +[2264.94 --> 2265.52] So what is... +[2265.52 --> 2266.78] What did I get my free audiobook? +[2267.46 --> 2268.16] Yeah, whatever. +[2268.26 --> 2268.72] I can't remember. +[2268.80 --> 2269.88] Anyway, the point is... +[2269.88 --> 2271.60] That's the way, if you sign up with our code, you get a free audiobook. +[2271.90 --> 2272.48] Yeah, so... +[2272.48 --> 2273.42] Yeah, yeah, exactly. +[2273.86 --> 2275.46] Head over to audible.com slash Linus. +[2275.80 --> 2276.00] Anyway. +[2276.56 --> 2280.50] So the point is, okay, so if you're getting a free book a month, and you're getting free +[2280.50 --> 2283.38] shipping on everything, even if you shipped yourself... +[2283.38 --> 2285.34] So let's say they increase at $40 to $120. +[2285.66 --> 2291.88] Even if you shipped one thing a month, you're still paying about what us Canadians pay to ship +[2291.88 --> 2295.02] anything for everything that it is. +[2295.02 --> 2299.30] And if you can't find one thing a month that you could buy on Amazon, especially with two-day +[2299.30 --> 2301.90] delivery, instead of somewhere else, then... +[2302.52 --> 2304.50] Yeah, it doesn't make sense for you. +[2304.56 --> 2308.50] But I just find it hard to believe that this is such an enormous deal-breaker for everyone. +[2308.72 --> 2310.48] This is something people don't understand. +[2310.62 --> 2311.84] Shipping is really expensive. +[2312.34 --> 2316.66] Someone in the chat says, there's a UK fashion site that has free worldwide delivery with no +[2316.66 --> 2321.30] minimum spend, and it only costs about $10 a year to get next day shipping. +[2321.62 --> 2323.30] Although it's clothing, so... +[2323.30 --> 2324.62] Good for you. +[2325.18 --> 2326.56] Royal Post is cheap. +[2327.04 --> 2331.20] And it's clothing, so there's probably massive markup and margin anyways. +[2331.42 --> 2336.64] So shipping is expensive, and if you think that you're getting shipping for free, think +[2336.64 --> 2336.94] again. +[2337.02 --> 2337.76] You're probably paying for it. +[2337.76 --> 2339.22] You are paying for it. +[2339.34 --> 2341.24] You are always paying for shipping. +[2341.70 --> 2342.22] Somewhere. +[2342.22 --> 2342.30] Somewhere. +[2342.84 --> 2350.38] So let's take Asian countries, for example, where worldwide shipping costs like a buck. +[2350.60 --> 2355.90] You know, you can buy stuff on Deal Extreme for like $1.50 with free shipping anywhere in +[2355.90 --> 2356.22] the world. +[2356.42 --> 2357.34] How does that work? +[2357.76 --> 2358.36] Subsidies. +[2358.66 --> 2360.14] They are getting subsidized. +[2360.14 --> 2367.00] I mean, we often joke that it costs less to ship something from Britain to our house +[2367.00 --> 2371.40] than to ship something down the street, in spite of the fact that if someone ships something +[2371.40 --> 2376.36] from Great Britain to our house, it will still have to cross the entirety of Canada, never +[2376.36 --> 2379.16] mind just down our own street, in order to get to us. +[2379.28 --> 2382.48] Which means Canada Post is actually carrying it across the country. +[2382.74 --> 2387.70] But if I were to send something to Halifax, I would probably be spending $15, $20 minimum. +[2388.26 --> 2389.14] So how does it work? +[2389.44 --> 2390.00] Subsidies. +[2390.00 --> 2391.00] Subsidies. +[2391.00 --> 2397.24] In countries where shipping is cheap, you are paying for that subsidy so that someone +[2397.24 --> 2402.36] can pay some other country's shipping company in order to move it for them once it gets +[2402.36 --> 2402.60] there. +[2402.88 --> 2404.08] So you're paying for it somewhere. +[2404.08 --> 2408.66] For companies like Amazon, where they're shipping within the US, where shipping is much +[2408.66 --> 2412.88] cheaper than Canada, as low as about $250 to $350 per package. +[2412.88 --> 2417.52] This is based on some numbers that I shouldn't have access to, but that's what a very large +[2417.52 --> 2423.80] company like Amazon or Newegg is probably paying with someone like a courier that, three letters +[2423.80 --> 2425.50] in their name and sometimes they drop things. +[2425.90 --> 2426.12] Okay? +[2426.26 --> 2430.14] So it can cost as little as $2 to $350, maybe about $4. +[2430.56 --> 2430.92] All right? +[2431.00 --> 2435.88] Maybe $450 for something, let's say the size of like a mouse, like a basic rate. +[2435.88 --> 2439.76] That means that you paid for it somewhere. +[2440.84 --> 2441.20] Somewhere. +[2441.52 --> 2444.14] Whether it's a membership or whether it's in the margin of the product. +[2444.30 --> 2450.72] And anyone who thinks that the margin in electronics is good enough to cover that, I don't know what +[2450.72 --> 2451.14] to tell you. +[2451.32 --> 2451.80] It's not. +[2452.06 --> 2452.88] It's not at all. +[2453.22 --> 2454.90] So that's pretty much all there is to it. +[2455.00 --> 2459.42] I fully support Amazon increasing the rate in order to make the business make sense. +[2459.62 --> 2462.24] They can't just bleed money on the Prime program. +[2462.56 --> 2463.98] It has to make sense for them. +[2463.98 --> 2468.32] And if shipping costs go up, because let's face it, gas isn't getting cheaper, then that's +[2468.32 --> 2468.96] what's going to happen. +[2469.24 --> 2469.82] Deal with it. +[2469.90 --> 2471.64] It's still a fantastic deal. +[2472.16 --> 2477.02] And all you people complaining about it can just, because up here in Canada. +[2477.08 --> 2477.44] Or not get it. +[2477.88 --> 2478.16] Sorry? +[2478.36 --> 2479.50] Yeah, or just don't buy it. +[2479.56 --> 2479.72] Yeah. +[2480.00 --> 2482.20] So don't buy it or don't complain. +[2482.42 --> 2487.68] Because here in Canada, do you have any idea what we would give to pay $120 a month for +[2487.68 --> 2489.18] free shipping from anywhere? +[2490.46 --> 2491.44] $120 a year. +[2491.44 --> 2492.98] I was like, I wouldn't do that. +[2493.98 --> 2498.20] For $120 a year, you could have free shipping from Amazon.com. +[2498.60 --> 2498.88] Boom. +[2499.10 --> 2499.34] Done. +[2499.86 --> 2501.90] Well, yeah, .com, definitely. +[2502.18 --> 2502.96] .ca, I don't know. +[2503.10 --> 2503.86] .ca sucks. +[2504.02 --> 2504.44] I don't buy anything. +[2504.56 --> 2504.78] Yeah, it's terrible. +[2505.00 --> 2505.04] Yeah. +[2505.12 --> 2505.96] Yeah, the pricing sucks. +[2506.14 --> 2506.30] Yeah. +[2506.78 --> 2508.98] But .com, yeah, I'd be completely down. +[2509.92 --> 2510.36] Okay. +[2510.80 --> 2515.92] From another perspective, I would be not stoked that my price was doubling. +[2516.52 --> 2517.42] It's not doubling. +[2517.70 --> 2518.76] $40 to $79? +[2518.76 --> 2520.84] No, no, $79 up to $120. +[2521.68 --> 2523.06] Or up to $19.99. +[2523.34 --> 2523.66] No, no, no. +[2524.08 --> 2526.10] Buy up to $40 from $79. +[2526.24 --> 2526.58] Oh, okay. +[2526.58 --> 2527.72] Sorry, it's awkward wording in the document. +[2527.72 --> 2529.80] Okay, so not quite doubling, but still. +[2529.80 --> 2530.84] So, buy 50%. +[2530.84 --> 2531.20] Yeah. +[2531.20 --> 2535.82] Like, I still wouldn't be stoked, but I'd probably still do it. +[2536.10 --> 2536.26] Yeah. +[2536.44 --> 2539.48] And I think it's one of those things where there's a whole lot of complaining that goes +[2539.48 --> 2539.72] on. +[2539.82 --> 2540.00] Yeah. +[2540.18 --> 2541.64] But then people will redo it anyway. +[2541.64 --> 2541.90] I don't think a lot of people are actually. +[2541.98 --> 2542.18] Yeah. +[2542.28 --> 2544.44] And like, they haven't changed their price for what, nine years? +[2544.76 --> 2545.04] Yeah. +[2545.44 --> 2546.18] Like, dude. +[2548.26 --> 2550.20] Prices for them were not the same nine years ago. +[2550.40 --> 2552.70] I don't know what to say. +[2552.94 --> 2555.42] That's what you get with physical stuff. +[2555.42 --> 2560.70] Like, I don't know if Netflix is necessarily going to become more expensive in a short +[2560.70 --> 2561.18] period of time. +[2561.20 --> 2565.06] As long as they're still growing, as long as their user base is still increasing dramatically, +[2565.82 --> 2567.52] bandwidth costs are going down. +[2567.78 --> 2569.46] Unless they have to start paying ISPs. +[2570.02 --> 2571.56] Unless they have to start paying ISPs. +[2571.56 --> 2571.62] Which is possibly a thing. +[2571.62 --> 2572.80] But they're going to keep fighting that. +[2572.96 --> 2573.10] Yeah. +[2573.10 --> 2574.02] They're going to keep fighting that. +[2574.12 --> 2576.68] And they're changing laws already or trying to. +[2576.74 --> 2576.82] Yeah. +[2576.82 --> 2578.10] So, I guess we'll see. +[2578.56 --> 2579.38] Not a huge deal. +[2579.50 --> 2580.30] Are you going to do your thing? +[2580.84 --> 2582.20] I'm going to do that after the next topic. +[2582.26 --> 2583.24] Let's do one more topic. +[2583.24 --> 2585.56] Do we want to do the thing? +[2585.74 --> 2585.94] Yeah. +[2586.04 --> 2590.68] The problem is that I forgot to grab the graphic for it. +[2590.86 --> 2593.36] So, I'm just going to have to fire up the Gmail here. +[2593.74 --> 2594.08] All right. +[2594.42 --> 2597.36] And then go ahead and enter the password here. +[2598.00 --> 2601.18] And then enter the verification code here. +[2602.14 --> 2602.30] Oh. +[2602.46 --> 2603.72] Fortunately, I have my pebble back. +[2603.90 --> 2604.96] 189-582. +[2605.50 --> 2609.66] You know, I saw so much potential in the Qualcomm talk. +[2610.04 --> 2610.24] Yeah. +[2610.58 --> 2612.06] Really saw a lot of potential. +[2612.06 --> 2614.18] If you guys haven't seen my review of the talk already. +[2614.32 --> 2617.92] Even if you're not that interested in smart watches. +[2618.88 --> 2620.42] Well, one, deal with it. +[2620.44 --> 2623.74] Because they're going to be a huge, huge thing in the next five years. +[2624.04 --> 2626.76] And number two, it's an interesting video to watch. +[2626.86 --> 2629.42] Because, like, not blowing my own horn here or anything. +[2629.66 --> 2631.80] But I think it's one of the better reviews I ever did. +[2632.26 --> 2634.08] I spent a lot of time with the product. +[2634.08 --> 2641.08] I spent a lot of time trying to figure out everything that was good and everything that could be improved about it. +[2641.16 --> 2645.98] To the point where I think it should give you a pretty good idea of where we're at with smart watches right now. +[2646.10 --> 2649.58] So, at least it'll give you some context for what's coming in the future. +[2650.36 --> 2650.90] All right. +[2651.00 --> 2651.70] So, let's go ahead. +[2651.74 --> 2652.38] Wow, that's brilliant. +[2652.50 --> 2652.84] Download it. +[2652.86 --> 2653.28] I know. +[2653.32 --> 2654.30] Isn't it fantastic? +[2654.92 --> 2656.66] Every once in a while, he just makes gold. +[2656.86 --> 2657.22] I know. +[2657.96 --> 2658.42] All right. +[2658.78 --> 2660.66] So, this is a new segment on the show. +[2660.98 --> 2663.26] If you like this segment, let us know. +[2663.46 --> 2667.32] If you think this segment is stupid, then let us know that, too. +[2667.38 --> 2669.68] So, we are going to try to find one thing per week. +[2669.72 --> 2670.96] I know this is a tech show. +[2671.28 --> 2673.24] And it's mostly focused on technology. +[2673.24 --> 2675.60] But we're going to find something that is not technology. +[2675.60 --> 2683.86] That is more important than whatever is going on in the life of Canadian pop sensation Justin Bieber. +[2684.42 --> 2687.28] So, this week is, and I have been corrected. +[2687.94 --> 2689.32] It is not the Ukraine. +[2689.52 --> 2690.64] It is Ukraine. +[2691.04 --> 2695.54] This week, there is a whole lot going down in Ukraine right now. +[2696.36 --> 2697.08] And Venezuela. +[2697.62 --> 2698.44] And in Venezuela. +[2699.22 --> 2703.16] Ukraine is the one that's making a lot more headlines at the moment. +[2703.50 --> 2706.82] Just because there's, I mean, there's reactions going on. +[2707.00 --> 2711.40] Like, for example, there are Ukrainian athletes that are just leaving. +[2711.40 --> 2714.60] Leaving the games just to go home and show their solidarity. +[2715.06 --> 2722.48] So, Skier and her coach, who is also her dad, if I recall correctly, are just kind of heading back to show their support. +[2722.82 --> 2724.18] Before their event was over. +[2724.38 --> 2724.52] Yeah. +[2724.56 --> 2725.56] Before the event was over. +[2725.62 --> 2726.68] They're just like, you know what? +[2727.52 --> 2728.28] Screw this. +[2728.40 --> 2729.38] They need us back home. +[2729.66 --> 2730.62] We're going to head back there. +[2730.62 --> 2735.68] The death tolls being reported by the media, I think, are in the 35 range. +[2735.88 --> 2738.64] But protesters are saying that they are higher than that. +[2738.76 --> 2743.14] Health ministry has said 77 people were killed and 577 were injured. +[2743.34 --> 2744.62] But activists are saying it's much higher. +[2744.64 --> 2746.42] You know what's really scary about that number? +[2746.80 --> 2751.60] Is that when I looked at it yesterday morning, it was 35, if I recall correctly. +[2751.70 --> 2752.90] That was what was being reported. +[2752.90 --> 2759.28] And then the day before that, I believe it was 13 or 11 or something like that. +[2759.38 --> 2761.16] So, it's going up very quickly. +[2761.26 --> 2762.34] The violence is escalating. +[2762.42 --> 2767.12] It's one of those things where on this show, we don't typically take a stance one way or the other. +[2767.22 --> 2769.86] But there are certain things I think we can all agree on. +[2770.20 --> 2774.62] One of them is that the value of human life is something that we should all respect. +[2775.26 --> 2778.32] And people shouldn't be dying over a conflict. +[2778.86 --> 2780.22] The police shouldn't be dying. +[2780.40 --> 2782.16] The protesters shouldn't be dying. +[2782.16 --> 2784.60] And none of those things are right. +[2785.32 --> 2789.60] And so, it's just something that is more important than Justin Bieber in the world right now. +[2789.70 --> 2792.12] We're not going to sort of cover this in too much depth. +[2792.38 --> 2796.98] Yeah, we're not like in the field reporters. +[2797.42 --> 2798.26] We don't... +[2798.26 --> 2798.78] We're not there. +[2798.90 --> 2799.52] We do tech stuff. +[2799.72 --> 2803.62] So, we just want to bring it up so that you guys can go check it out probably in your own time +[2803.62 --> 2805.66] and develop your own opinions about it. +[2805.72 --> 2807.76] Be aware of it is all we're really saying. +[2808.02 --> 2809.62] And don't worry too much about the Bieb. +[2809.62 --> 2813.04] Although, I heard that the U.S. has to take him back now. +[2813.16 --> 2814.78] Yeah, because we won hockey. +[2815.00 --> 2815.20] Yes. +[2815.26 --> 2815.52] Yeah. +[2817.34 --> 2820.98] If you guys didn't hear about this, there was a billboard that said, +[2821.06 --> 2824.26] loser keeps Bieber or something like that. +[2824.30 --> 2825.58] And then it was updated later. +[2825.66 --> 2826.72] It was a video billboard. +[2826.72 --> 2827.64] So, what did they say? +[2827.70 --> 2828.78] Bad, terrible bet? +[2829.08 --> 2829.64] Something like that? +[2829.64 --> 2831.72] That was a bad bet or something like that. +[2831.76 --> 2831.84] Yeah. +[2831.84 --> 2836.40] And then there was an American Eagle with a golden chain around it saying Belieber. +[2836.68 --> 2837.74] And I was like, oh! +[2840.22 --> 2840.62] Yikes. +[2840.78 --> 2841.58] It was pretty funny. +[2842.44 --> 2843.02] It was pretty good. +[2843.06 --> 2844.26] And that was posted somewhere in the States. +[2844.30 --> 2844.90] I don't remember where. +[2845.90 --> 2846.50] All right. +[2846.68 --> 2850.58] So, guys, I just wanted to cover this very briefly as part of our sponsor segment. +[2850.74 --> 2854.44] So, Hotspot Shield, the easy, fast way to get set up with a VPN. +[2854.66 --> 2856.14] VPNs are great for all kinds of things. +[2856.20 --> 2860.38] Making it more difficult for websites to figure out who you are and where you live. +[2860.66 --> 2862.32] Making it more difficult for... +[2862.86 --> 2864.22] Wait, I don't know where I was going with that. +[2864.28 --> 2868.24] Making it easier for you to enjoy content that is geo-restricted. +[2868.24 --> 2886.42] So, whether you just want to, like, I don't know, ComedyCentral.com, you want to, like, watch some videos and it's U.S. region locked and you happen to live in Australia or Canada or Great Britain or anywhere in the 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--> 2970.38] So, it's sponsored giveaway from Hotspot Shield thread on the Linus Tech Tips forum. +[2970.50 --> 2982.58] Guys, if you aren't entered already, all you have to do for a chance to win a six-month Elite membership is post in that thread with a screenshot of you with the trial of Elite installed. +[2982.82 --> 2985.78] And then you have a chance to win a free six-month membership. +[2986.06 --> 2986.48] That's pretty legit. +[2986.70 --> 2987.98] Yeah, it's actually a really good giveaway. +[2988.22 --> 2988.42] Yeah. +[2989.90 --> 2990.26] Alright. +[2991.26 --> 2991.98] Next topic. +[2992.16 --> 2992.78] Moving on. +[2993.08 --> 2994.38] Next we have... +[2994.38 --> 2999.32] You know, it's hard to have a Better Than Bieber segment when everything in your show is more important than Justin Bieber. +[2999.58 --> 3003.42] Maybe we should just rename the show The WAN Show Better Than Bieber. +[3003.48 --> 3004.16] Better Than Bieber. +[3006.80 --> 3007.66] Okay, okay. +[3008.00 --> 3009.96] Actually, guys, should we do a t-shirt? +[3013.80 --> 3015.52] The WAN Show Better Than Bieber. +[3015.52 --> 3015.88] Better Than Bieber. +[3015.88 --> 3016.72] Just, like, really small. +[3017.10 --> 3018.20] So, when people, like... +[3018.20 --> 3019.70] Because, I mean, okay, the reason... +[3019.70 --> 3022.30] We did a couple t-shirt designs, so they're on district lines. +[3022.30 --> 3026.50] Um, and the reason that we ended up with kind of a WAN Show logo. +[3026.66 --> 3034.64] So, this logo right here in the middle of a shirt, but without the text The WAN Show was because we figured people probably wouldn't want, um... +[3034.64 --> 3037.02] Well, you could have, like, you know the Linus Textifs logo that's on the back? +[3037.66 --> 3039.28] You could have, like, hashtag Better Than Bieber. +[3039.52 --> 3040.36] Hashtag Better Than Bieber. +[3040.36 --> 3044.84] So, we didn't want people asking our t-shirt wearers, what the heck's a WAN Show? +[3045.38 --> 3049.46] Because if we put Better Than Bieber on it, then people won't have to ask what's the WAN Show. +[3049.54 --> 3051.18] They'll just be like, oh, yeah, whatever it is. +[3051.88 --> 3052.82] That symbol thing. +[3052.90 --> 3053.06] Yeah. +[3053.24 --> 3053.46] Yeah. +[3053.78 --> 3055.66] Whatever that is, probably, okay, yeah, sure. +[3055.78 --> 3056.00] Gotcha. +[3056.18 --> 3056.36] Gotcha. +[3056.36 --> 3056.48] Gotcha. +[3058.10 --> 3059.40] So, there you go, guys. +[3059.50 --> 3064.10] We have our BroFist design, which is that. +[3064.68 --> 3065.08] Yeah. +[3065.08 --> 3067.46] And then there's also WAN Stealth. +[3068.98 --> 3069.38] So... +[3069.38 --> 3070.12] Oh, there we go. +[3070.20 --> 3070.58] There you go. +[3070.68 --> 3071.92] So, WAN Stealth looks like that. +[3071.98 --> 3072.58] So, WAN Stealth. +[3072.66 --> 3077.16] So, just picture it with, like, a little, like, Better Than Bieber right here. +[3077.32 --> 3078.14] Just totally do that. +[3078.44 --> 3078.68] All right. +[3078.86 --> 3080.04] Moving on to our next topic. +[3082.66 --> 3084.08] We also have a... +[3084.08 --> 3086.22] I'm super stoked for the Adventure Time one. +[3087.34 --> 3088.24] Where's this thread? +[3088.74 --> 3089.64] Why does this happen? +[3090.30 --> 3091.34] I looked at this, like... +[3091.34 --> 3091.56] Is it going to happen to me? +[3091.70 --> 3093.14] Right before the... +[3093.14 --> 3093.76] Is it going to happen to me? +[3095.08 --> 3096.72] Yes. +[3097.26 --> 3100.48] We got to figure out a way for the threads that we, uh... +[3100.48 --> 3102.48] I don't know if that's a Google Doc thing or what. +[3102.52 --> 3102.80] No, no. +[3102.88 --> 3105.02] The issue is that the thread's been moved or merged. +[3105.84 --> 3107.16] I run into this once in a while. +[3107.52 --> 3107.94] All right. +[3108.16 --> 3110.34] So, this was posted by Neuronite on the forum. +[3110.66 --> 3116.68] And all that's being said is that Elon Musk, the founder of Tesla, among other things, +[3117.14 --> 3122.80] has talked to Apple, but that an acquisition of Tesla is unlikely. +[3122.80 --> 3124.80] In fact, what's... +[3124.80 --> 3130.72] The word on the street is what's much more likely is a collaboration between the companies. +[3130.72 --> 3131.16] Yeah. +[3131.16 --> 3133.88] Which could manifest as a number of different things. +[3134.02 --> 3142.38] And the one that I would like to see, and this is something that I called back when the iPhone 3G was a big deal. +[3142.38 --> 3146.80] Because this was an argument, like an ongoing argument between me and cameraman. +[3147.10 --> 3149.68] The old NCIX cameraman who did all my editing back then. +[3150.06 --> 3153.42] He was like, what's Apple's next big direction? +[3153.84 --> 3154.96] Past smartphones. +[3154.96 --> 3159.38] And to me, tablets are more of like an evolutionary step from a smart... +[3159.38 --> 3160.12] It's a big smartphone. +[3160.52 --> 3163.78] And I said, iCar and then iHome. +[3164.38 --> 3172.66] Because to me, those were two things that could really, truly benefit from the things that Apple is so good at. +[3172.84 --> 3176.34] And for all the people that want to hate on Apple all they want, good for you. +[3176.56 --> 3176.82] Fine. +[3177.12 --> 3177.54] Do it. +[3177.54 --> 3184.24] But you cannot argue with how good they are at taking existing concepts and technologies. +[3184.68 --> 3189.98] I mean, Logan's video, has Apple ever really invented anything, is actually a pretty good watch. +[3190.00 --> 3190.90] You should go check it out. +[3191.06 --> 3199.52] But what Apple's good at is taking things that are already invented and making them all work together in a way that is different. +[3200.64 --> 3201.54] And usually easier. +[3201.54 --> 3205.50] What could use a shake-up more than the car industry? +[3207.54 --> 3211.64] So, BMW's new connected car is pretty freaking cool. +[3211.78 --> 3211.88] Yeah. +[3212.20 --> 3212.72] That's cool. +[3212.96 --> 3217.10] But do you think that Apple, with their expertise, could probably do it better? +[3217.42 --> 3217.64] Yeah. +[3217.88 --> 3220.84] And then, hopefully, Google will step in as they are. +[3221.02 --> 3222.82] And everybody's going to step in and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[3223.26 --> 3224.56] I don't think it's going to look like that. +[3224.68 --> 3226.00] I would love to see this. +[3226.48 --> 3228.00] I mean, maybe not quite like this. +[3228.20 --> 3228.68] And that's fun. +[3228.68 --> 3230.46] I think Apple design would be a lot better than that. +[3230.56 --> 3230.84] Yeah. +[3231.16 --> 3231.58] It would. +[3231.64 --> 3234.68] This is just like a silly fan mock-up. +[3234.78 --> 3236.06] So, don't worry too much about that. +[3236.06 --> 3243.84] But something like a car that was just truly intelligent and upgradable and app-friendly. +[3244.24 --> 3246.40] I mean, that's the problem with the car guys. +[3246.62 --> 3253.06] Is they all want the 2013 model to not be upgradable. +[3253.06 --> 3258.60] Because they want to build in that incremental thing they can do with the 2014 model. +[3258.68 --> 3260.32] And Apple's as guilty of this as anyone. +[3261.04 --> 3264.12] But to a much lesser degree than the car guys, I think. +[3264.12 --> 3268.94] In terms of being closed off and not allowing additional functionality over time. +[3268.94 --> 3274.16] And not wanting to give people the ability to mod and use the things the way that they want to. +[3274.46 --> 3276.76] I mean, that was the whole thing with the iPhone. +[3277.58 --> 3278.10] Was... +[3278.10 --> 3280.74] I mean, Apple talked about this a lot way back in the day. +[3280.86 --> 3284.78] Is we didn't even imagine that people were going to create this app for it. +[3284.78 --> 3284.88] Yeah. +[3285.48 --> 3286.12] That's true. +[3286.22 --> 3289.42] Again, though, not to bring it back to the BMW car. +[3289.50 --> 3292.96] But the BMW car doesn't really have apps really installed on it already. +[3293.22 --> 3296.08] You plug your phone in and then it grabs APIs from those apps. +[3296.20 --> 3296.40] Right. +[3296.54 --> 3298.38] So, it's not like it's going to go out of date. +[3299.14 --> 3300.80] And that was actually one of the big things. +[3300.98 --> 3302.20] As your phone updates. +[3302.56 --> 3302.78] Right. +[3302.78 --> 3303.62] That's all you need to update. +[3304.08 --> 3305.50] And then you'll still have more functionality. +[3305.50 --> 3305.94] Yeah. +[3306.06 --> 3310.52] But then a problem with that, too, is that it's not built into the car and it is just APIs. +[3310.82 --> 3310.96] Yes. +[3311.02 --> 3317.20] So, you're not getting that full fluid functionality that you could expect from an Apple car or even, say, a Google car or something like that. +[3317.36 --> 3319.56] Whereas Apple, it'll be seamless. +[3319.82 --> 3325.14] You'll go from using Siri in your car to using Siri on your phone to using Siri on your... +[3325.14 --> 3327.62] If they ever get around to making a TV on your TV. +[3328.10 --> 3329.20] And then the one that... +[3329.20 --> 3332.60] And this was the crazy prediction I made. +[3332.60 --> 3336.12] Because he was like, iCar, no, but maybe. +[3336.50 --> 3340.58] And then when I said iHome, he was like, no, that's the stupidest thing I've ever heard. +[3342.02 --> 3347.04] iHome, to me, what it will be is it will be a single piece. +[3347.58 --> 3353.46] It will be an actual unit that just gets dropped onto a piece of property and is fully integrated. +[3355.20 --> 3359.14] With Google's new thing that we'll talk about later, that could even work incredibly well. +[3359.14 --> 3365.54] And he was like, no, because people won't give up the personalization and the customizability of their phone. +[3365.88 --> 3366.50] To which I... +[3366.50 --> 3367.30] Or of their home. +[3367.66 --> 3370.78] To which I replied, they gave it up with their phones. +[3371.20 --> 3376.96] Before the iPhone, it was stuff like the Motorola Razr in a variety of different colors. +[3377.12 --> 3378.54] Paris Hilton pink or whatever the stupid... +[3378.54 --> 3379.14] Why are you giving up the... +[3379.90 --> 3380.78] What, that doesn't make any sense? +[3380.78 --> 3384.10] Because the layout of every home on the street would probably be pretty much the same. +[3384.16 --> 3385.22] You look at what Apple does. +[3385.32 --> 3385.64] No, no, no. +[3385.64 --> 3386.68] They bring one model to market. +[3386.68 --> 3387.52] Because of... +[3387.52 --> 3389.28] Well, the layout doesn't... +[3389.28 --> 3391.52] Oh, you mean like the entire building is a unit. +[3391.76 --> 3392.56] The entire building. +[3392.72 --> 3393.18] I think. +[3393.26 --> 3395.70] This is my crazy future prediction. +[3396.30 --> 3401.04] Apple will have the iHome, which you order through your contractor or whatever it is, +[3401.22 --> 3405.08] and it arrives on a flatbed, and they put it down on your property, and that's it. +[3405.48 --> 3408.34] And it's going to have all kinds of really crazy cool technology. +[3408.82 --> 3412.40] So, you know, Nest, eat your heart out, because this is going to have controlled thermostat, +[3412.40 --> 3416.30] controlled washer, dryer, and it's going to be crazy expensive. +[3416.52 --> 3420.04] If you ever have to upgrade anything about it, you're going to be locked into that particular +[3420.04 --> 3424.12] model in the Apple way, but it'll all work together in a way that's very seamless and +[3424.12 --> 3424.42] very cool. +[3424.44 --> 3426.24] I can see it more being like iApartment. +[3426.38 --> 3428.54] I don't see them doing entire buildings. +[3429.28 --> 3429.92] iApartment? +[3429.92 --> 3434.16] Because, like, a house, that's kind of insane. +[3434.64 --> 3437.60] Another thing that you could do, though, is have it be a module attachment. +[3438.14 --> 3441.46] Like, you know how air conditioners, sometimes if you have huge ones, they sit outside your +[3441.46 --> 3441.68] house? +[3441.76 --> 3441.92] Yep. +[3442.18 --> 3445.92] It'd be like your iHome module, and then you could use something like the Google thing +[3445.92 --> 3449.86] we're going to talk about later, that we don't want to get too into right now, to map +[3449.86 --> 3455.88] your home out so that it can then know what's up in your home, and then have the device +[3455.88 --> 3461.62] that sits external or even internal of your house control everything that's inside, whether +[3461.62 --> 3463.72] or not it is technically Apple everywhere. +[3464.60 --> 3465.72] I could see that happening, too. +[3465.98 --> 3466.40] It's interesting. +[3466.52 --> 3468.60] Yeah, people are hating on my prediction, but I stand by it. +[3468.72 --> 3468.94] We'll see. +[3468.94 --> 3469.42] I don't... +[3469.42 --> 3470.04] I don't... +[3470.04 --> 3471.38] I'm not going to go with your prediction. +[3471.38 --> 3471.82] That's fine. +[3471.96 --> 3472.74] I know, I know, I know. +[3472.84 --> 3473.52] And I know that's fine. +[3473.66 --> 3473.80] Yeah. +[3473.96 --> 3474.48] If we... +[3474.48 --> 3475.28] If we are... +[3475.28 --> 3478.66] If we're still sitting on this couch in 20 years, we'll see. +[3479.52 --> 3482.02] I think we'll hopefully be sitting somewhere else. +[3482.14 --> 3483.10] Yeah, hopefully a different... +[3483.10 --> 3484.18] Hopefully a much better couch. +[3484.28 --> 3485.12] This couch is kind of crap. +[3485.12 --> 3487.44] My back is, like, so sweaty. +[3489.24 --> 3490.20] Like, oh. +[3490.40 --> 3493.28] This couch probably smells really bad, in spite of the fact... +[3493.28 --> 3493.56] It does. +[3493.78 --> 3495.18] ...that we haven't owned it that long. +[3495.50 --> 3495.74] Yeah. +[3498.38 --> 3499.26] It's horrible. +[3499.60 --> 3499.84] Okay. +[3499.94 --> 3500.18] All right. +[3500.18 --> 3500.70] So, oh, yeah. +[3500.80 --> 3505.54] One other possible collaboration would even just be something like building a ginormous, +[3505.66 --> 3507.16] awesome factory for batteries. +[3507.42 --> 3507.56] Yeah. +[3507.60 --> 3511.98] Because that's one thing that Apple has really pushed forward is battery technology, and that's +[3511.98 --> 3514.72] something that Tesla desperately needs to be pushed forward. +[3514.72 --> 3518.52] So, them getting together and working on that together could be extremely exciting for the +[3518.52 --> 3518.74] future. +[3518.84 --> 3519.64] That would be really cool. +[3519.80 --> 3520.00] Because... +[3520.00 --> 3524.60] As you'll know if you watched my Brunton hydrogen reactor video not that long ago, fuel cell +[3524.60 --> 3525.80] just ain't quite there yet. +[3525.80 --> 3529.48] Not so much. +[3529.90 --> 3531.06] Should we do BitTorrent Live? +[3531.44 --> 3531.70] Sure. +[3531.80 --> 3533.64] Or do you want to jump into that Google one real quick? +[3533.82 --> 3535.14] Just so you can know what I'm talking about? +[3535.14 --> 3535.80] Yeah, sure. +[3535.88 --> 3536.52] Let's do that. +[3536.72 --> 3536.94] Okay. +[3536.94 --> 3538.94] So we won't leave them hanging on this. +[3539.16 --> 3539.40] Yeah. +[3539.56 --> 3546.62] So this is Google Project Tango, which the idea is there's a video, and honestly, I don't +[3546.62 --> 3547.26] know if we should watch the... +[3547.26 --> 3548.14] We should probably just watch it. +[3548.34 --> 3549.34] It's fairly long. +[3549.34 --> 3550.04] It's three minutes. +[3550.14 --> 3550.96] It's not that bad. +[3551.10 --> 3551.34] All right. +[3551.34 --> 3552.26] Why don't we just watch it? +[3552.32 --> 3553.70] Guys, we're going to watch this video together. +[3555.10 --> 3555.70] All right. +[3558.46 --> 3563.22] My name is Johnny Lee, and I work in the Advanced Technology and Projects group at Google. +[3563.82 --> 3564.34] Our small... +[3564.34 --> 3565.88] Sorry, I paused it. +[3566.00 --> 3567.56] I'm just adjusting the volume for y'all. +[3568.56 --> 3572.78] Our small team here, based in California, has been working with universities, research +[3572.78 --> 3577.78] labs, and industrial partners to harvest the last 10 years of research in robotics and +[3577.78 --> 3582.78] computer vision to concentrate that technology into a very unique mobile phone. +[3584.02 --> 3590.08] We are physical beings that live in a 3D world, yet mobile devices today assume that +[3590.08 --> 3593.00] the physical world ends at the boundaries of the screen. +[3593.46 --> 3598.60] Our goal is to give mobile devices a human-scale understanding of space and motion. +[3599.24 --> 3603.06] This is going to allow people to interact with their environment in just a fundamentally +[3603.06 --> 3603.78] different way. +[3604.02 --> 3605.12] We can prototype... +[3605.12 --> 3607.34] So you can see it's actually mapping that hallway. +[3607.34 --> 3611.48] ...in the last months or even years before because we didn't have this technology readily +[3611.48 --> 3611.72] available. +[3611.74 --> 3612.46] That's what he sees. +[3612.46 --> 3614.94] What happens if you have all of these pieces in a phone? +[3615.36 --> 3617.46] How does that change what a phone is? +[3618.94 --> 3620.10] Okay, maybe we don't have to watch the other thing. +[3620.10 --> 3621.64] We have created a prototype... +[3621.64 --> 3622.22] That's probably good. +[3622.46 --> 3622.86] Yeah. +[3623.08 --> 3623.78] Highly customized. +[3624.14 --> 3626.30] That gives you guys some idea of what's up. +[3627.14 --> 3631.04] And then the rest of the video is talking about the excitement they have about development +[3631.04 --> 3636.84] for this technology and the prototype or dev kit devices that they have built. +[3636.90 --> 3637.94] I think there's 2,000, correct? +[3638.22 --> 3639.16] I think there's 200. +[3639.46 --> 3639.76] 200? +[3640.10 --> 3640.66] I think so. +[3640.84 --> 3641.86] We need to sign up for one. +[3642.84 --> 3644.06] Good luck, but sure. +[3644.10 --> 3645.24] I will make something in Unity. +[3645.90 --> 3646.16] Okay. +[3646.28 --> 3646.94] Outside of ours. +[3647.62 --> 3647.84] Done. +[3647.84 --> 3648.86] I will make something. +[3649.14 --> 3649.62] Up to you. +[3649.74 --> 3650.68] I want one of these things. +[3651.06 --> 3652.46] I want to mount it to the front of an Oculus. +[3652.86 --> 3654.28] Or do you just plain want to mount it? +[3654.78 --> 3655.04] Yeah. +[3655.36 --> 3655.62] Okay. +[3655.92 --> 3656.14] Yeah. +[3656.28 --> 3658.10] Mainly mount it to the front of an Oculus, though. +[3658.32 --> 3659.92] Because you know how people have been mounting webcams. +[3660.22 --> 3661.70] Okay, so let's talk a little bit about what it is. +[3661.70 --> 3661.96] Okay. +[3661.96 --> 3662.64] A little bit more first. +[3662.84 --> 3666.86] So, they've been working with tons of universities, research labs, and industrial partners spanning +[3666.86 --> 3668.32] across nine countries around the world. +[3669.28 --> 3671.12] They've been doing tons of different stuff. +[3671.28 --> 3676.12] And the goal of Project Tango is to give mobile devices a human-scale understanding of space +[3676.12 --> 3676.64] and motion. +[3676.74 --> 3677.28] They heard that part. +[3677.38 --> 3678.20] That's a direct quote. +[3678.34 --> 3678.76] Okay, yeah. +[3678.76 --> 3680.02] I didn't know if that was in the video or not. +[3680.46 --> 3681.92] I do not have audio there. +[3682.04 --> 3682.94] It's a direct quote from them. +[3684.32 --> 3686.16] It's customized hardware, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[3686.30 --> 3689.86] Basically, you can walk around with this thing, and it can 3D map your environment. +[3690.20 --> 3695.48] This is supposed to be good because you can translate your position, orientation, and depth +[3695.48 --> 3700.34] to apps written in Java, C, C++, and Unity. +[3701.28 --> 3705.40] Unity is a very good engine for doing stuff with Oculus Rift. +[3706.04 --> 3709.52] So, they're looking into this as, like, you can help people that are blind. +[3709.92 --> 3712.12] You can help map environments. +[3712.30 --> 3717.40] So, you could look at a different area in your house and then digitally put in furniture, +[3717.54 --> 3719.52] which you can already do, but not very well. +[3719.70 --> 3721.10] You can do it very effectively. +[3722.06 --> 3724.96] You could find things in a store with it more easily. +[3724.96 --> 3727.06] You could map out an environment. +[3727.32 --> 3732.46] You could go into your garage, empty the floor, map it out with your phone, hook up on an +[3732.46 --> 3737.32] Oculus, and then have that whole area generated to be something that it isn't right now, which +[3737.32 --> 3738.60] is really cool. +[3739.16 --> 3743.06] Or you could even do things like, I mean, garage cleaning is something that, you know, homeowners +[3743.06 --> 3746.92] like myself hate and wish that something would just do it for me. +[3747.08 --> 3750.70] What if I could just map out my garage and my phone could tell me the most optimal place +[3750.70 --> 3751.22] to put everything? +[3752.20 --> 3752.74] Why not? +[3752.98 --> 3753.36] Why not? +[3753.36 --> 3754.38] Someone could do that. +[3754.44 --> 3755.34] That's definitely doable. +[3755.44 --> 3756.22] There could be an app for that. +[3756.54 --> 3758.46] There's also scary implementations. +[3759.30 --> 3760.78] How do you know this thing is on? +[3760.86 --> 3762.64] How do you know it's not porting that information to the NSA? +[3763.30 --> 3764.86] It's going to help people track you. +[3765.08 --> 3765.64] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[3765.66 --> 3768.18] Yeah, there's all the terrible, terrible, scary stuff. +[3768.18 --> 3772.10] It could show people that you're hiding behind something. +[3772.10 --> 3777.92] There's terrible stuff, obviously, like with everything we report ever nowadays. +[3778.12 --> 3778.60] I know. +[3778.60 --> 3781.62] But, um, Oculus. +[3781.62 --> 3782.62] Yeah. +[3782.62 --> 3785.32] I can see this being super, super cool for VR. +[3785.82 --> 3791.38] Because something we talked about multiple times in the past, actually, was Oculus Rift +[3791.38 --> 3792.58] laser tag, essentially. +[3792.58 --> 3794.54] Oh, wouldn't that be amazing? +[3794.80 --> 3795.08] Yeah. +[3795.08 --> 3797.50] You map the whole house with your phone. +[3797.66 --> 3798.04] Yeah. +[3798.04 --> 3804.10] Then you throw on Oculus's with, like, laptop backpacks and, like, oh, yeah. +[3804.22 --> 3809.92] You could even, like, you could get, like, armored up and, uh, get, like, all kitted out, like +[3809.92 --> 3810.50] Jeff here. +[3811.78 --> 3813.22] Jeff is our co-host, by the way. +[3813.24 --> 3814.74] Yeah, Jeff is our co-host. +[3814.86 --> 3816.90] He's been, he's, well, he's more like a producer. +[3817.16 --> 3818.70] He's overseeing the operation here. +[3818.84 --> 3819.00] Yeah. +[3819.00 --> 3821.86] Um, but, like, holy crap. +[3822.14 --> 3822.54] For gaming. +[3822.68 --> 3823.22] So cool. +[3823.32 --> 3824.62] This would be absolutely amazing. +[3824.64 --> 3825.08] Huge for gaming. +[3825.08 --> 3825.94] Augmented reality. +[3826.54 --> 3827.46] Virtual reality. +[3827.82 --> 3832.36] All that kind of stuff that's, like, the reality that's different from the other more different +[3832.36 --> 3833.12] boring reality. +[3833.98 --> 3834.34] Oh. +[3834.64 --> 3838.42] I really hope Palmer and the guys at Oculus are just jumping all over this. +[3838.58 --> 3843.66] Because, holy cow, this integrated with the Rift would be, oh, fantastic. +[3844.08 --> 3844.50] Yeah. +[3844.62 --> 3845.66] I'd be all over that. +[3846.12 --> 3847.02] Because that's amazing. +[3847.26 --> 3847.92] I, I don't know. +[3847.92 --> 3852.62] The, the only thing I care about in this whole set is the, the ability for it to easily +[3852.62 --> 3853.42] port into Unity. +[3853.62 --> 3854.62] Because I'm like, yeah. +[3855.00 --> 3858.56] Although the, the helping, uh, visually impaired is very cool. +[3858.78 --> 3861.72] And, like, something they're saying is they could walk around with a phone, it could be +[3861.72 --> 3864.90] mounted somewhere or something, and then it could translate information about the environment +[3864.90 --> 3866.10] around them to audio. +[3866.46 --> 3866.72] Right. +[3866.84 --> 3867.90] So you'd be like, oh, there's a wall in front of you. +[3867.90 --> 3868.66] Hey, there's a car coming. +[3868.94 --> 3869.88] There's a car coming. +[3869.98 --> 3871.12] Uh, turn right. +[3871.46 --> 3873.04] Uh, there's a crosswalk. +[3873.12 --> 3873.32] Whatever. +[3873.44 --> 3877.00] Like, it could, it could tell you what's going on around you, which is actually really cool. +[3877.00 --> 3879.26] So, someone's telling me to talk about the new YouTube layout. +[3879.46 --> 3881.38] I don't think it's good to get me started on that. +[3881.46 --> 3882.08] Probably not. +[3882.12 --> 3882.30] No. +[3882.64 --> 3883.42] We're just not going to do that. +[3883.46 --> 3884.88] Anyway, extremely exciting. +[3885.16 --> 3885.32] Yeah. +[3885.40 --> 3889.54] Totally not here yet, but, uh, much hope for the future. +[3889.98 --> 3890.16] Yeah. +[3890.20 --> 3890.80] So awesome. +[3891.50 --> 3891.98] Very good. +[3891.98 --> 3894.36] Anyway. +[3894.36 --> 3894.44] Anyway. +[3894.44 --> 3899.62] BitTorrent to launch a live video streaming app. +[3899.70 --> 3904.14] This is a story from The Verge, and the app will be, it's actually been available for a +[3904.14 --> 3909.16] while, but much like anything that BitTorrent does, it's really not very exciting until there's +[3909.16 --> 3914.56] a whole bunch of users making it awesome, because it's all based on peer-to-peer sharing. +[3914.56 --> 3920.22] So, the way it works now is if you wanted to watch Canada destroy the U.S., I shouldn't +[3920.22 --> 3922.72] say destroy, it was only 1-0, but, pffft. +[3922.92 --> 3927.50] Anyway, if you want to watch Canada beat the U.S., you have to go to cbc.ca or wherever +[3927.50 --> 3932.60] it is that you're watching it, and then they have to stream that to everyone. +[3932.60 --> 3939.86] The way that this would work, much like everything BitTorrent does, is it would stream to one user, who +[3939.86 --> 3943.98] would stream, who would take a downstream, and then maybe two or three upstreams, and +[3943.98 --> 3948.62] stream to more users, and it would spread that way, so that the bandwidth requirements +[3948.62 --> 3953.36] are distributed, and so that it's much easier to do things that are very challenging right +[3953.36 --> 3958.40] now for services like Netflix and YouTube, whether it's agreements with ISPs, or just +[3958.40 --> 3965.30] plain, simple network capacity, and that is get the content closer to the person who +[3965.30 --> 3966.80] wants it. +[3966.80 --> 3975.22] And Netflix has offered to go as far as installing their own hardware in ISPs data centers, so +[3975.22 --> 3978.76] that they can be as close as possible to the people who want the content, so you're not +[3978.76 --> 3983.78] just wasting bandwidth, you know, having the data travel further than it has to. +[3983.78 --> 3988.10] Well, what this would do is it would not only decrease the bandwidth cost for whoever's +[3988.10 --> 3989.10] hosting the content. +[3989.10 --> 3993.56] So, speaking of the new YouTube layout, if for whatever reason Linus Media Group was +[3993.56 --> 3995.00] just like, you know what? +[3995.00 --> 3996.00] Screw it! +[3996.00 --> 4001.36] We don't want to do this YouTube thing anymore, we want to stream our videos ourselves, it would +[4001.36 --> 4009.66] dramatically reduce the startup bandwidth cost and our reliance on sponsors to pay for it, +[4009.66 --> 4011.50] but then you guys would share the burden. +[4011.50 --> 4012.50] Yeah. +[4012.50 --> 4014.02] Which is really, really cool. +[4014.02 --> 4016.02] And it's exciting for smaller people. +[4016.02 --> 4018.62] Like, honestly, we could probably handle it. +[4018.62 --> 4021.26] We're of a size now that we could probably do it. +[4021.26 --> 4024.42] Even if we had to do like a donation thing, we'd be like, okay guys, look, we've got to +[4024.42 --> 4025.82] pay for our own bandwidth now, help us out. +[4025.82 --> 4027.82] I think you guys would do that. +[4027.82 --> 4032.48] But for someone really small, this, this could save their butt. +[4032.48 --> 4037.12] And this, like, something we talked about in the Better Than Bieber segment, people were +[4037.12 --> 4040.86] talking, you did Hotspot Shield right after that, so people were saying, if you're in +[4040.86 --> 4043.66] one of those countries or something like that, Hotspot Shield can help you get information +[4043.66 --> 4043.94] out. +[4044.62 --> 4049.12] If you want to like stream video, a mixture of this and Hotspot Shield could really help +[4049.12 --> 4049.32] you. +[4049.36 --> 4051.18] If, say, all you had was cellular data. +[4051.54 --> 4051.82] Right. +[4052.30 --> 4052.74] Yeah. +[4052.74 --> 4053.68] Because one upstream. +[4054.52 --> 4054.68] One upstream. +[4054.68 --> 4058.68] Just pushing on one dude, and then maybe you've got one buddy in the States or something +[4058.68 --> 4063.06] that's got a really nice internet connection, or Europe or wherever, that can push out to +[4063.06 --> 4065.48] even more, and then more, more, more, more, more, more, it can spread. +[4065.74 --> 4067.84] So it's going to be launched in an alpha state. +[4067.84 --> 4071.96] I think sometime this year was the timeline given. +[4072.28 --> 4073.44] Yeah, we'll be released in alpha. +[4073.68 --> 4077.30] And I mean, they are doing so much amazing stuff right now. +[4077.40 --> 4083.78] Speaking of being a pioneer and trying to shake a negative stigma, or trying to shake the +[4083.78 --> 4089.40] stigma of being associated with piracy and with, you know, law-breaking BitTorrent. +[4089.74 --> 4090.38] Holy crap. +[4090.38 --> 4091.74] These guys are on fire. +[4092.00 --> 4092.16] Yeah. +[4092.26 --> 4096.08] Between BitTorrent Sync, this, their chat application. +[4096.28 --> 4096.34] Yeah. +[4096.60 --> 4096.76] Yeah. +[4097.16 --> 4100.46] Speaking of free alternatives that could give something like WhatsApp a run for its money, +[4100.50 --> 4103.70] I wonder what, I wonder what BitTorrent's going to be valued at in 10 years. +[4104.00 --> 4104.28] Yeah. +[4104.66 --> 4105.22] They're moving. +[4105.34 --> 4106.20] They're moving real hard. +[4106.36 --> 4107.36] They're moving real hard. +[4107.36 --> 4111.70] And like, we talked a while ago when they came out, this was back when we were in the garage, +[4111.70 --> 4115.72] I think I put an article in the doc saying about how BitTorrent was like, whoa, whoa, whoa, +[4115.72 --> 4117.28] stop attributing us with piracy. +[4117.50 --> 4117.70] Yeah. +[4117.80 --> 4118.94] And we were both like, whoa. +[4119.22 --> 4119.48] Yeah. +[4119.70 --> 4119.82] Yeah. +[4119.82 --> 4120.36] We laughed. +[4120.50 --> 4120.66] Yeah. +[4120.90 --> 4121.60] We were wrong. +[4121.80 --> 4122.06] Yep. +[4122.62 --> 4123.68] Well, we're wrong now. +[4123.72 --> 4124.46] I deserve that. +[4126.44 --> 4127.06] Moving on. +[4128.64 --> 4130.30] Yeah, I think that's pretty much it. +[4130.42 --> 4132.30] Last, last, last video is what starts to look at. +[4133.70 --> 4134.76] Yeah, all good stuff. +[4134.92 --> 4135.10] Yep. +[4135.90 --> 4136.44] All right. +[4136.94 --> 4140.32] So, watching movies on the Oculus could be a thing. +[4140.32 --> 4143.12] I can think of certain kinds of movies I would want to watch on the Oculus. +[4143.36 --> 4148.12] One of which is obviously the Pirates of the Caribbean. +[4148.80 --> 4149.48] There's a new one coming. +[4150.62 --> 4151.60] That's where I was going with that. +[4151.84 --> 4152.00] Anyway. +[4153.24 --> 4155.06] So, this is an article from New Film School. +[4155.78 --> 4156.34] Oh, man. +[4157.34 --> 4164.18] So, Zero Point is a project by Condition One and it's actually about the Oculus Rift device +[4164.18 --> 4167.44] and it will be viewable on the Oculus Rift device, which is fantastic. +[4167.44 --> 4173.16] They've also made things earlier that meant let iPad users move through footage with a +[4173.16 --> 4175.90] 180 degree field of vision. +[4176.00 --> 4176.54] Sorry about that. +[4176.54 --> 4178.48] Hold on. +[4178.64 --> 4183.38] I muted that before I said... +[4183.38 --> 4184.36] Oh, wow. +[4184.64 --> 4185.32] The ad. +[4185.82 --> 4186.74] I cannot do this. +[4186.98 --> 4187.30] The ad. +[4187.30 --> 4189.72] That's brutal. +[4189.94 --> 4190.14] Anyway. +[4190.28 --> 4190.42] Sorry. +[4190.50 --> 4190.74] Go ahead. +[4192.26 --> 4193.18] Where was I? +[4193.40 --> 4193.60] Yeah. +[4193.68 --> 4197.90] So, they make this kind of stuff and they're going to continue making this kind of stuff, +[4197.96 --> 4198.40] which is cool. +[4198.50 --> 4199.62] I'm pretty excited to see this. +[4200.14 --> 4201.36] There's an interactive trailer. +[4201.66 --> 4202.40] Is that where you were? +[4202.64 --> 4202.86] Yeah. +[4203.40 --> 4207.80] So, apparently the trailer has a non-mutable ad, so we're not going to watch the trailer. +[4207.80 --> 4212.38] But if you want to find it, it's conditionone.com slash zero point slash whatever. +[4212.54 --> 4213.08] Just Google it. +[4214.16 --> 4216.82] And it'll be in the doc later, once it's posted on the forum. +[4217.08 --> 4217.90] Later today, hopefully. +[4218.12 --> 4218.22] Yeah. +[4218.26 --> 4219.06] So, you can check that out. +[4219.42 --> 4220.76] I think this is super cool. +[4221.36 --> 4222.36] I think it's super cool. +[4222.44 --> 4228.54] I mean, I don't necessarily see the relevance for something like a fiction. +[4228.54 --> 4228.90] Yeah. +[4229.38 --> 4235.80] Like, I think being able to walk around in The Hobbit 2 would have actually even further +[4235.80 --> 4237.92] removed any believability from that movie. +[4238.00 --> 4239.38] But, of course, I'm not going to rant about it. +[4239.46 --> 4240.64] I promise not to do that. +[4240.84 --> 4242.88] But for something like a sporting event. +[4243.16 --> 4243.60] Oh, yeah. +[4243.74 --> 4244.34] Super cool. +[4244.64 --> 4244.88] Okay. +[4245.12 --> 4246.42] So, picture this. +[4246.86 --> 4252.82] Instead of cameras just pointing at the ice and you have those viewpoints, they have +[4252.82 --> 4254.40] 3D modeling cameras. +[4254.40 --> 4258.56] So, you have them all over the place to the point where you could either attend the game +[4258.56 --> 4263.80] in person or you could buy a virtual ticket because they're not going to give you this +[4263.80 --> 4264.24] for free. +[4264.46 --> 4264.56] No. +[4264.70 --> 4267.80] You could buy a virtual ticket and stand on the ice. +[4267.96 --> 4268.32] Epic. +[4268.42 --> 4269.16] Of a hockey game. +[4269.36 --> 4269.50] Right? +[4269.88 --> 4270.70] Think about that. +[4270.72 --> 4271.92] Imagine the view modes, too. +[4272.00 --> 4274.14] You know how when you're in a game, you can select different view modes? +[4274.16 --> 4274.18] Yeah. +[4274.18 --> 4275.10] Like free view. +[4275.10 --> 4276.80] Free view or player attached. +[4277.08 --> 4280.32] Imagine you could just be attached on the head position of one of the players. +[4280.32 --> 4284.84] So, if you could just GoPro on to any player on the ice. +[4285.36 --> 4290.20] What is it like to play as an NFL quarterback for a day? +[4290.46 --> 4290.58] Yeah. +[4290.86 --> 4294.88] You buy your ticket, which would probably be cheaper than an in-person ticket and probably +[4294.88 --> 4296.00] a way cooler experience. +[4296.38 --> 4300.26] You strap on your Oculus and holy crap. +[4300.30 --> 4301.06] We need to get... +[4301.06 --> 4303.22] This is something I've been interested in for a really long time. +[4303.32 --> 4306.08] You know sensory deprivation chamber things? +[4306.14 --> 4306.20] Yeah. +[4306.48 --> 4308.54] We need to get those but completely the opposite. +[4308.54 --> 4314.50] It needs to be like sensory overload chamber where you can wear some type of VR technology +[4314.50 --> 4316.86] and then have this thing inject smells. +[4317.50 --> 4318.42] Why would we want this? +[4318.48 --> 4319.60] And inject like temperatures. +[4320.00 --> 4320.08] Oh, okay. +[4320.08 --> 4322.08] So, you could like feel like you are somewhere. +[4322.42 --> 4322.70] Okay. +[4322.70 --> 4325.80] Like if you're running through a meadow, it's going to smell and feel like you're running +[4325.80 --> 4326.18] through a meadow. +[4326.32 --> 4327.36] It can simulate wind. +[4328.04 --> 4328.36] It can make it smell like it. +[4328.36 --> 4329.32] I can simulate wind. +[4329.64 --> 4330.10] Oh, God. +[4330.96 --> 4333.38] Like, I think it was at Disneyland. +[4333.66 --> 4337.58] They have that one where you go over an orange field and it smells like oranges while +[4337.58 --> 4338.04] you're doing it. +[4338.04 --> 4338.88] That'd be very cool. +[4339.12 --> 4340.26] Like that would be epic. +[4340.64 --> 4343.48] And I don't know, maybe sports is going to be smelly. +[4344.26 --> 4348.24] But like still, if they can get that experience so you actually feel like you're there. +[4348.76 --> 4349.38] Oh, man. +[4349.42 --> 4350.24] That would be so cool. +[4350.52 --> 4350.70] Yeah. +[4350.86 --> 4351.74] This is going to be amazing. +[4351.86 --> 4355.90] I mean, one of the uses they're talking about is in a documentary type films. +[4355.90 --> 4359.04] So, you could see from different perspectives. +[4359.22 --> 4364.50] I mean, really to me, this is going to, I mean, okay, there's going to be this in between +[4364.50 --> 4368.08] stage where you can do things like pan from one thing to another. +[4368.28 --> 4368.44] Yeah. +[4368.44 --> 4372.80] So, like the scene is going on like kind of over there, but you could go look at the dog +[4372.80 --> 4373.30] if you wanted. +[4373.30 --> 4375.56] Like stuff no one's really going to want to do. +[4375.80 --> 4375.88] Yeah. +[4376.76 --> 4380.80] And that's going to be, you know, you'll need like a fancy camera to capture that. +[4380.80 --> 4386.96] But then what's really coming is when you can use multiple cameras to capture a much +[4386.96 --> 4389.22] larger scene and then recreate it as a virtual event. +[4389.50 --> 4390.96] I mean, imagine this. +[4391.62 --> 4396.48] If something like what's going on in Ukraine right now, if everyone had their cell phones +[4396.48 --> 4399.76] out and was collecting footage, which is already going on anyway. +[4400.58 --> 4403.14] If you could just virtually move around in this space. +[4403.48 --> 4408.16] If you could recreate something like a riot or event. +[4408.16 --> 4411.04] I mean, okay, forget, forget Ukraine for a second. +[4411.22 --> 4411.34] Okay. +[4411.46 --> 4414.94] So when Canada loses hockey games, Vancouver riots. +[4415.24 --> 4421.16] So if the police could take all that cell phone footage, stitch it together and go walk +[4421.16 --> 4423.86] through it and find out who freaking started it. +[4423.94 --> 4425.62] They're still persecuting people for that. +[4425.72 --> 4426.06] Yeah. +[4426.56 --> 4427.04] Prosecuting. +[4427.20 --> 4427.62] Prosecuting. +[4427.68 --> 4427.84] Sorry. +[4430.06 --> 4432.32] They just pulled in, I think, three more people. +[4432.60 --> 4434.02] So imagine that. +[4434.14 --> 4436.38] Imagine law enforcement with this. +[4436.38 --> 4438.26] I mean, yeah. +[4438.52 --> 4440.56] But then imagine all the negative things. +[4440.80 --> 4440.90] Yeah. +[4441.40 --> 4443.10] It's like cameras everywhere. +[4443.30 --> 4444.66] Everything we report on now. +[4445.12 --> 4447.42] This is super cool and horribly terrible. +[4449.18 --> 4450.78] I don't know what else to say. +[4451.70 --> 4452.22] Yeah. +[4452.40 --> 4459.06] But I'm stoked because it would also be really cool in movies that were very vocal heavy. +[4459.84 --> 4460.66] There's a lot of talking. +[4460.66 --> 4462.50] Yeah, like that one good scene in The Hobbit. +[4463.16 --> 4463.56] Stop. +[4464.56 --> 4464.96] Stop. +[4466.04 --> 4466.44] Okay. +[4467.64 --> 4469.62] Should have seen him the day after he watched the movie. +[4470.16 --> 4470.56] Stop. +[4471.88 --> 4476.28] Because if you could feel like you're partaking in the conversation just as a silent member +[4476.28 --> 4477.78] of the conversation, that would be really cool. +[4479.08 --> 4481.80] Anyways, moving on to what? +[4481.88 --> 4482.90] To Moraculous. +[4482.90 --> 4487.48] You can tell who works on the dock, eh? +[4488.18 --> 4494.72] So they are suspending sales of the Rift developer kit, but will not confirm if there +[4494.72 --> 4497.12] is to be a new developer kit available soon. +[4497.32 --> 4500.24] So they're not necessarily suspending sales. +[4500.38 --> 4501.58] They're just not distributing anymore. +[4501.74 --> 4502.48] Yeah, they're not making them. +[4502.64 --> 4503.52] Yeah, they're not making them anymore. +[4503.60 --> 4506.32] So if they sell it in a region, you won't be able to get them in that region anymore. +[4508.88 --> 4509.24] Yay! +[4509.24 --> 4509.28] Yay! +[4509.94 --> 4513.84] There's a whole bunch of information coming out about what could possibly be in DK2, +[4513.94 --> 4514.72] development kit 2. +[4515.10 --> 4519.14] And a lot of people are wondering if it's going to be a slightly further version than Crystal +[4519.14 --> 4519.56] Cove. +[4520.10 --> 4525.58] Because there has been people recently tweeting out saying that they've gone to Oculus headquarters +[4525.58 --> 4528.82] and have seen something that's just absolutely blown them off their feet. +[4529.24 --> 4531.42] And they're not allowed to talking about it and all this good stuff. +[4531.48 --> 4531.94] It's under NDA. +[4532.18 --> 4533.28] But that was very recent. +[4533.52 --> 4534.90] And now they're stopping production. +[4536.12 --> 4539.16] Holy crap, I want DK2 now. +[4539.16 --> 4540.48] Development Kit 2 now. +[4541.50 --> 4543.80] I'm super incredibly stoked. +[4544.16 --> 4545.28] There's also another thing. +[4546.54 --> 4550.60] Oculus has filed for RiftCon, the trademark for RiftCon. +[4550.72 --> 4557.52] So there's probably going to be some sort of VR conference or convention or something like +[4557.52 --> 4557.80] that. +[4557.86 --> 4558.34] Who knows? +[4558.34 --> 4562.82] I'd imagine that it would be the least expensive conference ever to attend. +[4567.78 --> 4568.64] I'd hope so. +[4568.80 --> 4571.52] I'd hope that they would have some way to be able to attend it in that form. +[4572.46 --> 4572.94] Especially with... +[4572.94 --> 4575.86] Did you see those little cameras on wheels that were going around CES? +[4576.02 --> 4576.26] Yeah. +[4576.26 --> 4576.70] Yeah. +[4576.96 --> 4579.08] Like if they had those but 360 degree cameras. +[4580.02 --> 4580.46] Fantastic. +[4580.80 --> 4580.98] Yeah. +[4581.02 --> 4581.52] That'd be epic. +[4583.82 --> 4584.26] Yeah. +[4584.42 --> 4589.90] So they haven't commented on a kit, but I'm pretty sure a kit's coming. +[4590.08 --> 4591.88] Although that could just be hopeful wishing. +[4592.22 --> 4593.12] I'm not entirely sure. +[4593.12 --> 4600.08] Speaking of wishful, hopeful things, what if there was an app to make it so you can see +[4600.08 --> 4600.46] better? +[4600.98 --> 4601.70] Escape this ad. +[4602.46 --> 4602.78] Okay. +[4603.00 --> 4603.96] So this is the claim. +[4604.02 --> 4605.70] And this is on PopularMechanics.com. +[4605.78 --> 4607.42] This is not on like the onion. +[4607.68 --> 4607.90] Okay? +[4607.90 --> 4614.50] So there's a whole spiel about how baseball players and such and such, they have very +[4614.50 --> 4615.80] little time to something something. +[4615.92 --> 4616.86] Anyway, don't worry too much about that. +[4617.18 --> 4624.50] What this app does is it actually trains the brain, not the eyes, to interpret what +[4624.50 --> 4626.18] the eyes are seeing better. +[4626.66 --> 4630.88] So we're going to go ahead and this time I'm going to be ready to mute the PC if something +[4630.88 --> 4631.78] disastrous happens. +[4631.90 --> 4632.30] There you go. +[4633.46 --> 4633.80] Yes. +[4634.16 --> 4634.54] Good work. +[4634.54 --> 4636.18] Go away, amazing in motion. +[4636.34 --> 4637.02] Nobody cares. +[4637.32 --> 4637.72] Okay, well. +[4638.74 --> 4638.96] Whatever. +[4639.26 --> 4640.78] Anyway, that's coming in a moment. +[4641.02 --> 4641.66] Not mutable before. +[4641.98 --> 4649.98] So what it does is you sit in front of it and you recognize, you identify shapes for +[4649.98 --> 4653.30] a period of time that I actually haven't tried it yet. +[4653.70 --> 4657.72] But the whole point of all of this is, guys, I'm going to post the link in the Twitch chat, +[4657.90 --> 4659.40] which I always forget to do. +[4659.48 --> 4661.42] I know we should do this on every single article. +[4661.88 --> 4662.54] There we go. +[4662.54 --> 4664.46] So I'm going to post the link in the Twitch chat. +[4664.46 --> 4668.72] And the idea is that by training your brain to recognize, there you go. +[4668.84 --> 4670.56] So you guys can see kind of what's up now. +[4671.58 --> 4671.84] There you go. +[4671.90 --> 4676.36] To recognize these things, it will allow you to achieve significantly better vision. +[4676.36 --> 4679.52] And the article claims, forget about 2020. +[4679.52 --> 4685.66] I think they were saying that there were people achieving like 27, which means that you can +[4685.66 --> 4692.64] see from 20 feet what most people would see from seven feet, which is bananas. +[4693.30 --> 4694.12] Absolutely bananas. +[4694.12 --> 4698.62] So my suggestion was going to be that we all try it this week. +[4699.24 --> 4703.40] And then we come back next week and we can do a Twitter blitz. +[4703.66 --> 4706.82] And I'd love to hear from everyone how effective it was for them. +[4707.66 --> 4708.64] So that's it. +[4708.72 --> 4713.12] It was just something cool that I wanted to talk about, which I guess is this entire show. +[4713.12 --> 4720.32] Speaking of something not cool that we're going to talk about, Irrational Games is closing +[4720.32 --> 4723.50] their doors sort of as you knew them. +[4723.60 --> 4725.78] I think he's keeping about 15 members. +[4725.96 --> 4732.18] He's keeping some employees and they're moving and they're supporting and helping the employees +[4732.18 --> 4733.54] that they're not keeping a lot. +[4733.86 --> 4738.42] They're even hosting job fairs where people from other companies can come to their offices +[4738.42 --> 4742.66] and meet the people that they're not keeping and possibly hire them. +[4742.72 --> 4745.98] I know Bethesda scooped up a few or is looking at scooping up a few. +[4746.52 --> 4749.62] And like, who's not going to want people from Irrational Games at this point? +[4750.50 --> 4753.44] So I wouldn't be too worried if I was an employee at Irrational Games. +[4753.50 --> 4754.34] They're not pulling an EA. +[4754.90 --> 4758.30] They're actually trying to like help their employees out that they're not keeping. +[4759.66 --> 4764.38] And they're giving the IP of Bioshock to 2K, which makes sense. +[4764.38 --> 4764.74] Yep. +[4764.74 --> 4768.36] And yeah, he's moving on. +[4768.48 --> 4772.46] He's trying to do a more entrepreneurial kind of endeavor at Take 2. +[4772.62 --> 4776.82] He was going to go fully independent, but he kind of said, sorry, this is Kevin Levine. +[4777.32 --> 4780.48] But he kind of said, okay, I want to refocus on a smaller group. +[4780.68 --> 4782.12] I'm going to go indie. +[4782.54 --> 4783.62] I'm going to go independent. +[4784.14 --> 4786.32] And, you know, I want a smaller team. +[4786.42 --> 4787.80] I want a flatter reporting structure. +[4787.90 --> 4792.50] I don't want to be such a ginormous, you know, company working on such a ginormous project anymore. +[4792.50 --> 4794.06] We did this. +[4794.12 --> 4797.12] We started this 17 years ago, and it's been a wild ride. +[4797.26 --> 4799.00] But I want to do something smaller. +[4799.50 --> 4803.18] And Take 2 basically said, look, let us support you within our ecosystem. +[4803.50 --> 4804.92] So he's still going to stay there. +[4805.16 --> 4807.70] But Irrational Games, as you knew it, is pretty much gone. +[4807.92 --> 4808.08] Yeah. +[4808.18 --> 4811.64] And like they're doing that because Take 2 helped them a lot in the past as well. +[4811.72 --> 4812.98] This isn't really a new thing. +[4813.34 --> 4814.98] He's not jumping ship randomly. +[4814.98 --> 4818.18] This made sense already. +[4818.62 --> 4819.98] So it's... +[4819.98 --> 4823.38] I'm kind of sad, but I hope for good things. +[4823.46 --> 4827.20] He's quoted saying, if we're lucky, we'll build something half as memorable as Bioshock. +[4827.32 --> 4831.08] And I'm sure, considering it's Kevin Levine, that he will try extremely hard. +[4831.36 --> 4833.78] So I'm excited for what they make. +[4834.16 --> 4836.50] I'm also still excited for the future of Bioshock. +[4837.12 --> 4837.90] It's not over. +[4838.78 --> 4839.54] I just hope it's not terrible. +[4839.54 --> 4841.24] Bioshock 2 sure made it look like it was over. +[4841.66 --> 4841.86] Yeah. +[4841.92 --> 4842.56] But then it came back. +[4842.56 --> 4844.66] But then Bioshock Infinite was freaking amazing. +[4845.38 --> 4850.50] I don't know why the whole internet flipped when it became awards time on Bioshock Infinite. +[4851.22 --> 4852.42] Everyone loved it. +[4852.66 --> 4853.68] Then it was like, awards time. +[4853.74 --> 4855.00] Then it was like, no, it sucks. +[4855.18 --> 4856.08] And then it still won things. +[4856.34 --> 4856.88] Well, that's the thing. +[4856.98 --> 4859.28] The gaming community is very fickle. +[4859.90 --> 4861.64] The attention span is very short. +[4861.98 --> 4863.78] You forget how good things were, I think. +[4863.88 --> 4864.62] I think that's a big problem. +[4864.62 --> 4866.80] It's not a multiplayer game, so people aren't playing it every day. +[4867.24 --> 4868.24] It even ties in. +[4868.30 --> 4874.08] Something that reminded me of the exact thing that happened with Bioshock Infinite was the Star Citizen, +[4874.08 --> 4875.30] the next great starship thing. +[4875.58 --> 4875.76] Yeah. +[4875.82 --> 4877.20] It became the wild card round. +[4877.32 --> 4880.66] So everyone was voting for what one they thought was the best in the wild card. +[4880.74 --> 4882.38] So what didn't make it through the judge voting. +[4882.38 --> 4888.50] And a mass percentage of the votes were for something that was from the most recent episode. +[4888.72 --> 4888.88] Yeah. +[4889.20 --> 4892.42] And that's because when you went to go view it, it was just names of teams. +[4892.82 --> 4894.32] No pictures of the gun, nothing like that. +[4894.42 --> 4898.08] So even when I was looking through it, trying to be super objective, I was like, I don't +[4898.08 --> 4901.02] remember two-thirds of these because they're in old episodes. +[4901.88 --> 4902.70] Like, what the heck was that? +[4903.24 --> 4904.08] So I don't know. +[4904.08 --> 4905.94] The internet forgets. +[4906.08 --> 4906.80] Everyone forgets. +[4906.88 --> 4907.42] It makes sense. +[4907.58 --> 4911.08] Actually, I was having this conversation with Ed today. +[4911.70 --> 4912.94] Edsel, our editor. +[4913.12 --> 4919.64] Anyway, we were marveling at some classic memes that a lot of the kids today aren't aware +[4919.64 --> 4919.78] of. +[4919.84 --> 4925.90] Like, all your base has disappeared off the face of the earth, replaced by such doge, so +[4925.90 --> 4927.08] coin, whatever. +[4927.08 --> 4931.94] Like, whatever the flavor of the day is, it is so easy for stuff to completely disappear. +[4932.88 --> 4937.08] And, like, people still remember it, but it's not circulated. +[4938.00 --> 4938.16] Yeah. +[4938.34 --> 4941.00] It's not in the flow like everything else is. +[4942.90 --> 4946.06] Speaking of, oh yeah, this is a topic that isn't on the doc, but I did want to bring up +[4946.06 --> 4946.56] very briefly. +[4946.96 --> 4951.68] Square Enix has talked about the possibility of more Final Fantasy development on the PC. +[4952.30 --> 4952.60] Cool. +[4952.90 --> 4953.66] It's been a long time. +[4954.04 --> 4954.30] Yeah. +[4954.58 --> 4954.96] Seriously. +[4954.96 --> 4961.62] I mean, Final Fantasy sold a lot of PlayStation 1s and a fair number of PlayStation 2s. +[4963.10 --> 4967.52] You know, I think a lot of PC people would have loved to have, I mean, they've really +[4967.52 --> 4973.08] expanded the platforms that the games are available on a lot over the last few years. +[4973.20 --> 4976.96] I mean, the remakes on Android are probably the most notable ones. +[4977.06 --> 4980.18] I actually did rebuy one of them now that I think about it. +[4980.22 --> 4980.48] No. +[4981.08 --> 4981.72] Maybe it was DS? +[4981.72 --> 4981.92] DS? +[4982.42 --> 4982.66] Yeah. +[4982.72 --> 4986.06] I bought, like, a Final Fantasy 1 or Final Fantasy 2 remake for the DS. +[4986.60 --> 4992.14] And that's been such a cash cow for them and such a great move for them that I really +[4992.14 --> 4994.54] have to wonder, is anyone at Square Enix watching? +[4995.16 --> 4998.06] Why the hell don't you go back to making good games? +[4998.06 --> 4999.26] Yeah. +[4999.26 --> 4999.30] Yeah. +[4999.88 --> 5004.54] Tying into that, this isn't even in the doc, but apparently the source and everything for +[5004.54 --> 5005.58] Thief was released. +[5005.82 --> 5006.08] Oh, yeah. +[5006.18 --> 5006.68] It was leaked. +[5007.68 --> 5009.98] There's ending of the game videos on YouTube already. +[5010.16 --> 5010.38] Oh, wow. +[5010.42 --> 5012.88] I think someone was streaming the game on Twitch. +[5013.06 --> 5013.30] Ooh. +[5013.42 --> 5014.90] Like, it's, like, leaked. +[5015.54 --> 5016.60] Like, out there. +[5016.78 --> 5017.64] Not a little bit. +[5018.00 --> 5021.82] People have mapped out certain levels and people are pissed. +[5022.04 --> 5022.40] Really? +[5022.40 --> 5025.04] Like, not stoked at all. +[5025.14 --> 5027.34] Especially the guys that used to play Thief. +[5027.40 --> 5028.40] I haven't touched it yet. +[5028.60 --> 5029.22] I don't know. +[5029.32 --> 5030.64] I'm not going to touch the leaked code. +[5030.76 --> 5031.92] I'm going to wait until it comes out. +[5032.06 --> 5032.68] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. +[5033.48 --> 5036.80] But people are complaining because apparently it's just way too easy. +[5037.14 --> 5040.74] And apparently someone has already beat it from beginning to end without cheating. +[5040.88 --> 5042.18] And I think it was, like, six hours. +[5042.56 --> 5042.86] Wow. +[5043.64 --> 5045.10] So, yeah. +[5045.44 --> 5050.00] One thing that they do have is there's, like, voluntary difficulty scaling. +[5050.30 --> 5050.50] Yeah. +[5050.60 --> 5052.96] So you can put in, like, handicaps, essentially. +[5053.06 --> 5055.16] Like, one of them is if you're ever detected, you just lose. +[5055.86 --> 5057.60] Another one is if you die, it, like, deletes your whole game. +[5057.60 --> 5059.80] That should be an achievement, not a handicap. +[5060.26 --> 5061.62] Well, it's, you get more points. +[5061.70 --> 5062.20] Okay, sure. +[5062.32 --> 5062.92] So, yeah. +[5063.06 --> 5064.70] Whoever played the game for points? +[5065.22 --> 5065.60] I know. +[5066.00 --> 5069.04] Like, honestly, you either beat the thing or you don't. +[5069.04 --> 5070.24] Like, for most people. +[5070.24 --> 5073.80] I know some people are going to try to get every bandage in Super Meat Boy. +[5074.08 --> 5074.78] And that's cool. +[5074.92 --> 5075.62] I respect that. +[5076.26 --> 5077.60] But most people don't do that. +[5077.82 --> 5078.98] And usually it's a cool addition. +[5080.06 --> 5081.96] That's how I see most achievement kind of things. +[5082.08 --> 5083.42] It's like, oh, I really like this game. +[5083.86 --> 5086.30] Here's something that can get me to continue playing. +[5086.42 --> 5087.40] Some sort of goal. +[5087.62 --> 5087.78] Yeah. +[5087.96 --> 5091.90] Like, the idea with Thief when I heard about those additional difficulty things was, +[5092.18 --> 5095.00] oh, cool, I really liked the Thief games. +[5095.50 --> 5099.84] That's, like, why I like certain game types now or because it reminds me of Thief. +[5099.84 --> 5100.20] Right. +[5101.00 --> 5105.68] So, when I saw that, I was like, oh, cool, once I beat the game, once I'm done playing +[5105.68 --> 5109.48] the game normally, I can go back and put on, like, a combination of modes where if you're +[5109.48 --> 5110.62] ever detected, you die. +[5110.94 --> 5111.06] Yeah. +[5111.06 --> 5112.78] And if you ever die, it deletes your game. +[5113.04 --> 5116.48] So, I could do that and be, like, super hardcore and then see if I could beat it. +[5116.52 --> 5117.50] Like, that makes sense. +[5117.50 --> 5118.94] I mean, it's such a fine balance. +[5119.04 --> 5119.60] You know what? +[5119.80 --> 5125.08] With a series like Thief, what I'll say about that is you're damned if you do, you're damned if +[5125.08 --> 5125.42] you don't. +[5125.42 --> 5125.62] Yeah. +[5125.62 --> 5130.34] If you change the gameplay a lot, then the hardcores who really loved the old games are +[5130.34 --> 5131.22] going to hate you for it. +[5131.38 --> 5131.50] Yeah. +[5131.50 --> 5136.62] And if you don't change it enough, then you're not innovating and it'll be another Bioshock +[5136.62 --> 5136.82] 2. +[5137.02 --> 5139.34] What was the complaint about Bioshock 2? +[5139.66 --> 5140.56] Well, it was just that. +[5140.72 --> 5141.42] They copy-pasted. +[5141.42 --> 5146.20] How much do we complain about copy-pasting and then how much do we complain when someone +[5146.20 --> 5147.14] actually innovates? +[5147.50 --> 5151.00] And my point about Final Fantasy, I'm going to come back to that for a minute because this +[5151.00 --> 5157.90] is very close to my heart as a die-hard Final Fantasy VI lover, is that it is not the same +[5157.90 --> 5158.34] thing. +[5158.74 --> 5164.04] You do not have to make a change to the combat system at all. +[5164.04 --> 5170.80] You could use a combat system from any decent Final Fantasy game, whether it's 5, 6, 7, 9, +[5171.32 --> 5174.90] I'm just trying to think of other ones that I liked off the top of my head, but anyway, +[5175.10 --> 5181.24] you could take any good combat system and you tie it into a halfway decent story with a decent +[5181.24 --> 5184.20] length and that's the kind of gameplay it is. +[5184.54 --> 5187.10] Who plays Final Fantasy for the combat? +[5187.10 --> 5191.66] That's one thing with Thief though that people have been complaining about is apparently +[5191.66 --> 5193.76] you can run through the game like a Rambo. +[5194.20 --> 5198.74] And the whole thing, and a lot of reviewers that have been able to play it early have been +[5198.74 --> 5202.68] saying it's incredibly difficult to do combat, but then apparently the guy that ran through +[5202.68 --> 5205.34] it in like 6 hours just killed everyone. +[5206.66 --> 5211.00] And it was like, yeah, you just shoot everybody and then pick up all the things. +[5211.34 --> 5213.44] Which is not how Thief is supposed to be played. +[5213.96 --> 5216.24] You're supposed to not be the greatest combatant. +[5216.24 --> 5218.46] You're supposed to have to beat the game by stealing things. +[5218.56 --> 5219.20] That's the whole point. +[5219.32 --> 5219.72] You're a thief. +[5220.40 --> 5221.04] So I don't know. +[5221.26 --> 5222.30] That doesn't make any sense. +[5224.02 --> 5224.20] What? +[5228.72 --> 5229.12] No. +[5229.42 --> 5229.84] I don't know. +[5229.92 --> 5232.16] I'm still, I haven't given up hope. +[5232.48 --> 5234.82] I am hoping that it's just some like crazy hype train. +[5235.02 --> 5236.22] You haven't given up hope? +[5236.44 --> 5236.74] Yeah. +[5237.40 --> 5242.12] When's the last time a game got leaked and panned and it turned out to be awesome? +[5243.30 --> 5243.70] Okay. +[5243.70 --> 5250.72] So moving on, GTX 750 Ti, NVIDIA's most efficient GPU yet. +[5250.92 --> 5256.42] The article that I will refer to is our own video because this is something we covered. +[5256.48 --> 5256.86] It's funny. +[5256.96 --> 5261.50] On WAN Show, we tend not to cover anything that we covered. +[5261.82 --> 5264.22] Well, because they just go watch the YouTube video. +[5264.30 --> 5266.82] Well, yeah, but that's, I mean, that's assuming a lot. +[5266.92 --> 5269.40] That's assuming that people want to watch our YouTube videos. +[5269.70 --> 5270.36] They seem to. +[5270.36 --> 5274.56] I'm pretty sure, you know what, I'm going to create a straw poll for this. +[5274.62 --> 5274.96] I'm going to. +[5275.86 --> 5277.82] You know what, why don't you just hate someone? +[5279.56 --> 5280.84] Strawpool.me. +[5281.02 --> 5281.14] Yeah. +[5281.42 --> 5281.62] Yeah. +[5281.84 --> 5283.06] I'm going to create a new straw poll. +[5284.78 --> 5286.86] Do you, oh, okay, here. +[5287.18 --> 5287.50] What do you. +[5287.50 --> 5288.48] Probably just start using your own forum. +[5288.72 --> 5289.62] What do you watch, sorry? +[5289.84 --> 5291.12] We should probably just start using our own forum. +[5291.12 --> 5292.92] Yeah, we should probably start using our own forum for this. +[5292.92 --> 5294.10] We have a poll on our own forum. +[5294.54 --> 5294.82] Okay. +[5295.12 --> 5298.22] LTT plus WAN plus TechQuickie. +[5299.02 --> 5299.38] Okay. +[5300.60 --> 5302.16] LTT plus WAN. +[5303.52 --> 5304.96] LTT only. +[5305.70 --> 5308.06] And then WAN only. +[5308.56 --> 5309.82] What are some of the other options? +[5310.38 --> 5312.34] Anyone watching this show must watch WAN. +[5312.36 --> 5313.06] LTT and TechQuickie. +[5313.06 --> 5316.28] But, well, they watch WAN. +[5316.54 --> 5318.88] So there are already options in here that don't really make any sense. +[5319.06 --> 5319.52] Yeah, never mind. +[5320.74 --> 5321.34] Well, whatever. +[5321.52 --> 5322.18] TQ only. +[5322.36 --> 5322.52] Fine. +[5322.60 --> 5324.62] So I'm talking like, what do you actually follow? +[5324.68 --> 5325.88] What do you regularly watch? +[5325.94 --> 5328.70] So if this is the only time you've ever watched the WAN show, maybe not. +[5329.04 --> 5330.16] Maybe don't include WAN. +[5331.10 --> 5335.28] But if it's like a part of your thing to watch the WAN show all the time, then include it then. +[5335.40 --> 5335.92] Yeah, we're curious. +[5335.92 --> 5338.40] We want to know what you guys are actually watching here. +[5339.14 --> 5342.40] So to be clear, LTT is Linus Tech Tips YouTube channel. +[5343.06 --> 5346.46] TQ is the TechQuickie YouTube channel, my secondary channel. +[5346.74 --> 5348.74] And then WAN is this particular show. +[5348.82 --> 5355.62] Because there is a large subset of our viewers, and I know this already, that do not watch WAN show. +[5356.22 --> 5357.68] Even though they're regular viewers. +[5358.30 --> 5364.56] Like, people like six months in to Luke being on the WAN show but not appearing in other videos, +[5364.68 --> 5368.58] we'd have people being like, holy crap, it's slick. +[5369.50 --> 5372.48] And like, I'm not hating on these people or anything. +[5372.48 --> 5378.30] It's just like, okay, you clearly don't watch the WAN show, and that's fine. +[5378.96 --> 5380.06] I think that's slowed down a lot. +[5380.68 --> 5384.34] There's still a little bit where someone would be like, oh my god, his name is Luke, whatever. +[5384.70 --> 5385.68] And I'm just like, yeah. +[5387.04 --> 5387.98] Yeah, and that's fine. +[5388.08 --> 5392.82] And some people kind of go away, and they don't watch it for six months, and they come back, and then it's surprising. +[5393.16 --> 5394.06] And that's mostly gone. +[5394.14 --> 5395.88] But I'm just sort of curious how many of you don't. +[5395.92 --> 5397.64] In the meantime, we'll talk about 750 Ti. +[5397.64 --> 5399.46] Not a whole lot to say. +[5399.72 --> 5400.94] Very competitively positioned. +[5401.18 --> 5402.00] Very power efficient. +[5402.32 --> 5402.90] Very quiet. +[5403.20 --> 5403.82] Look at that cooler. +[5404.30 --> 5405.70] There's like nothing to it at all. +[5406.10 --> 5406.74] It's kind of ugly. +[5406.96 --> 5410.44] It's only about the length of a PCI Express slot, which, okay. +[5410.88 --> 5412.62] Now, we made fun of this. +[5412.78 --> 5413.60] Both of us. +[5413.82 --> 5414.94] You and I are both guilty. +[5415.36 --> 5418.98] We trolled the hell out of the 650 Ti. +[5419.36 --> 5419.58] Yeah. +[5419.58 --> 5421.12] That little tiny PCB. +[5421.52 --> 5421.66] Yeah. +[5421.66 --> 5430.88] But then, when I needed a card with an H.264 decoder on it for my media PC, what did I have to use? +[5433.28 --> 5437.76] I had to find that short PCB card to install an Alian Li PCQ07. +[5437.76 --> 5438.42] It's still funny. +[5438.60 --> 5439.80] It's still funny. +[5440.02 --> 5441.44] It still looks ridiculous. +[5441.44 --> 5447.26] But there is a market for a card that is very power efficient, doesn't require an external power connector. +[5447.48 --> 5447.62] See? +[5447.76 --> 5448.56] No power connector. +[5449.12 --> 5451.74] And is really, really short, so you can fit it in almost anything. +[5452.00 --> 5452.14] Yeah. +[5452.44 --> 5460.16] And, like, it shines, as we talked about earlier, it shines greatly if you're looking for very power efficient mining. +[5460.74 --> 5466.78] Now, all the charts that people are showing is, like, very heavily based on power efficiency. +[5467.22 --> 5468.98] It's not the craziest miner out there. +[5469.52 --> 5469.72] Yeah. +[5469.72 --> 5472.98] But for how much power it draws, it is extremely strong. +[5473.56 --> 5475.98] So, it's that how you're rating it kind of deal. +[5476.64 --> 5483.76] So, if you want to run a ton of these on a low amount of power and have it output a good amount for how much power you're using, that makes sense. +[5484.02 --> 5492.16] And then, a lot of people do worry about that because if you're trying to legitimately make money off of mining, your power bill is probably kind of really important to you. +[5492.30 --> 5493.04] That's a major factor. +[5493.30 --> 5493.54] Yeah. +[5493.54 --> 5497.92] So, if you can get that down and still be making a fair amount, then that's really good. +[5497.92 --> 5501.76] Because you have to get that raw profit up. +[5501.76 --> 5503.94] All right. +[5504.00 --> 5505.50] So, let's have a look at the straw poll before. +[5505.62 --> 5505.76] All right. +[5505.76 --> 5507.14] Did you have any more topics you wanted to cover? +[5507.14 --> 5511.72] There's, like, random things, like the power laces possibly coming in 2015. +[5512.00 --> 5513.48] There's nothing really else to say about that, though. +[5513.52 --> 5513.90] That's fine. +[5514.72 --> 5517.34] Power laces from Back to the Future might be coming in 2015. +[5517.52 --> 5518.44] Oh, I don't find a picture. +[5518.74 --> 5519.66] This is posted on The Verge. +[5519.86 --> 5520.40] By The Verge. +[5520.58 --> 5521.20] Thank you, Verge. +[5521.28 --> 5521.96] We love you, Verge. +[5522.92 --> 5525.14] I think they have a video of how it, like, was worked. +[5525.14 --> 5528.66] I found out why we haven't got Joshua Topolsky as a guest yet. +[5528.84 --> 5529.06] Why? +[5529.42 --> 5530.10] Well, he had a baby. +[5530.76 --> 5530.94] Oh. +[5530.96 --> 5532.14] So, he's kind of busy and stuff. +[5532.26 --> 5532.76] Yeah, that makes sense. +[5532.90 --> 5533.06] Yep. +[5533.16 --> 5533.84] Makes perfect sense. +[5533.96 --> 5534.10] Cool. +[5534.16 --> 5534.44] That's okay. +[5534.50 --> 5535.48] He has all the time he wants. +[5535.64 --> 5535.86] Yep. +[5536.06 --> 5537.76] Also, oh my goodness, I got a message. +[5537.88 --> 5540.12] Tom Merritt also agreed to come on the show. +[5540.50 --> 5543.14] But he's been, like, he just started up his own thing. +[5543.42 --> 5544.92] He's been crazy, crazy busy. +[5545.24 --> 5546.64] But, yeah, we definitely want him as a guest. +[5546.64 --> 5550.70] So, anyway, these fictional sneakers will be coming. +[5551.00 --> 5551.44] Power laces. +[5551.44 --> 5552.02] Well, power laces. +[5552.26 --> 5552.40] Yeah. +[5552.48 --> 5553.08] Power laces. +[5553.24 --> 5554.72] They're not going to be on shoes that look like this. +[5555.02 --> 5556.16] Well, they should be. +[5556.48 --> 5557.66] They totally should be. +[5557.76 --> 5558.98] I would definitely get some of those. +[5559.04 --> 5559.88] I mean, they did a limited. +[5560.04 --> 5561.22] Oh, my goodness, I'm not screen sharing. +[5561.36 --> 5564.32] They did a limited edition run back in 2011. +[5564.34 --> 5565.00] For charity or something. +[5565.28 --> 5565.48] Yeah. +[5565.56 --> 5567.42] Of 1,500 of these shoes. +[5567.82 --> 5569.66] But I would love to see them actually bring this. +[5569.72 --> 5570.22] Would you wear them? +[5570.64 --> 5570.86] Yeah. +[5571.60 --> 5572.16] You would wear them? +[5572.42 --> 5572.64] Yeah. +[5573.14 --> 5574.62] Just because of the Back to the Future reference. +[5574.62 --> 5578.50] If it wasn't for Back to the Future, I probably wouldn't get those. +[5579.16 --> 5580.26] I probably would. +[5581.48 --> 5585.80] But, like, because it's Back to the Future and because certain nerdy people would be like, +[5585.92 --> 5586.10] Yeah! +[5586.84 --> 5588.46] Then, yeah, I'd do that. +[5588.90 --> 5593.64] So, Nerd Street Cred is worth looking like a dumbass to other people. +[5593.96 --> 5594.16] Yeah. +[5594.38 --> 5594.62] Okay. +[5596.04 --> 5596.72] That's fine. +[5596.90 --> 5597.84] I'm not saying that's wrong. +[5597.84 --> 5600.50] I wear certain things because it has Nerd Street Cred. +[5601.00 --> 5601.20] Yeah. +[5601.32 --> 5604.48] Like that video game high school shirt that you apparently never take off. +[5605.18 --> 5605.54] Sweater. +[5605.86 --> 5606.08] Yeah. +[5606.78 --> 5607.20] But, yeah. +[5608.26 --> 5608.64] All right. +[5608.88 --> 5611.58] So, let's go to our poll. +[5611.80 --> 5612.82] What do you guys watch? +[5614.58 --> 5618.96] 70% of you apparently will watch any crappy thing that we make. +[5619.44 --> 5619.88] Sweet. +[5620.00 --> 5620.60] So, that new channel. +[5620.80 --> 5621.06] Yeah. +[5621.16 --> 5622.46] We should totally make new channels. +[5622.46 --> 5625.78] Like, Linus in Stormtrooper Armor just doing things. +[5625.78 --> 5626.34] Yeah. +[5627.84 --> 5629.14] Entirely new channel for this. +[5630.04 --> 5632.62] Linus in Stormtrooper Armor takes out the garbage. +[5634.84 --> 5637.00] Reality TV has reached a new low. +[5639.08 --> 5639.44] Thrilling. +[5639.70 --> 5641.12] It was raining this time. +[5641.66 --> 5642.38] Dun, dun, dun. +[5642.48 --> 5646.56] I don't even know if I'd want to take $1,500 Stormtrooper Armor out in the rain. +[5646.76 --> 5647.50] Well, it's plastic. +[5647.56 --> 5648.78] It's plastic, but even so. +[5649.22 --> 5649.44] Yeah. +[5649.78 --> 5649.98] Yeah. +[5650.16 --> 5650.66] Dun, dun, dun. +[5650.66 --> 5651.96] Here, maybe I should. +[5651.98 --> 5653.14] He takes it out in the rain. +[5653.58 --> 5654.54] Exciting new episode. +[5655.46 --> 5656.78] This week on TLC. +[5657.42 --> 5657.74] All right. +[5657.88 --> 5660.36] So, I can't read the straw poll unless I hold this here. +[5661.52 --> 5664.16] Linus Tech Tips and WAN. +[5664.42 --> 5665.48] You better do this. +[5665.90 --> 5666.12] Okay. +[5666.28 --> 5669.38] So, Linus Tech Tips and WAN Show gets 22% of the vote. +[5669.78 --> 5671.70] WAN Show only gets 4%. +[5671.70 --> 5673.08] That's actually a lot higher than I expected. +[5673.70 --> 5677.16] Linus Tech Tips and Tech Quickie No WAN Show is about 2% of the vote. +[5677.22 --> 5680.50] That makes sense because that would be people that are watching the WAN Show but are possibly +[5680.50 --> 5681.08] new to it. +[5681.84 --> 5684.16] Linus Tech Tips only is only about 1%. +[5684.16 --> 5686.34] Again, that's people that are probably just new to the WAN Show. +[5686.82 --> 5688.60] And Tweck Quickie? +[5689.60 --> 5690.46] Tweck Quickie. +[5691.06 --> 5695.20] Tech Quickie is about 1% as well with only about 9 votes. +[5695.20 --> 5699.48] So, not that many people are coming from only Tech Quickie and now watching the WAN Show. +[5699.56 --> 5700.64] But there is some of them. +[5701.24 --> 5704.36] And the mass majority of people watch just basically everything. +[5704.92 --> 5705.26] Cool. +[5705.38 --> 5706.00] Thank you, guys. +[5706.60 --> 5706.98] Yeah. +[5707.46 --> 5709.46] I think that's actually about it for the show. +[5709.94 --> 5712.60] We should probably do one more plug for our sponsor. +[5712.74 --> 5716.40] Thank you very much to Hotspot Shield for sponsoring this episode of the WAN Show. +[5717.30 --> 5718.56] How's the audio for me here? +[5719.40 --> 5721.02] Actually, not as terrible. +[5721.54 --> 5723.20] I can't hear it for... +[5723.20 --> 5724.22] Do you have the head? +[5724.22 --> 5724.96] Yeah, yeah. +[5725.10 --> 5727.96] I just realized I'm asking a stupid question after I asked it. +[5728.00 --> 5729.20] But then it was too late to back down. +[5729.36 --> 5729.68] All right. +[5729.94 --> 5730.08] Yeah. +[5730.16 --> 5731.54] So, yeah. +[5731.74 --> 5732.76] So, thanks, Hotspot Shield. +[5732.94 --> 5737.96] And then the other things are, guys, don't forget that you can support us in our endeavors +[5737.96 --> 5743.06] to bring, you know, justice to the galaxy or whatever it is that we do around here. +[5743.14 --> 5743.46] Yeah. +[5743.46 --> 5747.04] No, literally, you can, though, by joining the Star Citizen organization. +[5747.36 --> 5754.30] If you go to the PC Gaming Forum on the website, you can find the pinned topic at the top, +[5754.56 --> 5756.90] which is the Star Citizen thread, and you can join the Star Citizen group. +[5757.00 --> 5760.28] We're like 18 people away or something from becoming second place. +[5760.28 --> 5761.98] We really want that to happen this weekend. +[5762.22 --> 5763.30] So, join up. +[5763.40 --> 5764.06] It'll be awesome. +[5764.32 --> 5766.24] Dogfighting is coming out around April 11th. +[5766.34 --> 5769.78] There are news about dogfighting will be coming around April 11th to the 13th, and it should +[5769.78 --> 5771.04] be releasing soon after that. +[5771.18 --> 5775.06] So, enlist now, and we can hopefully have some fun together. +[5775.06 --> 5777.36] And then the other thing, too, is we have t-shirts now. +[5777.80 --> 5782.54] So, if you click on the support us link, that's right on the Linus Tech Tips forum there. +[5782.82 --> 5786.06] And, of course, my browser is, like, hardcore zoomed. +[5786.94 --> 5791.18] I can't, like, the lenses on these are not the greatest lenses I've ever encountered in my life. +[5791.20 --> 5792.80] That's why they can't shoot or aim very well. +[5792.90 --> 5793.64] Yeah, exactly. +[5794.16 --> 5798.92] It is no mystery to me anymore why stormtroopers can't hit anything, because I got fully armored +[5798.92 --> 5799.42] up today. +[5799.64 --> 5800.98] I can barely move. +[5801.22 --> 5802.12] I can't see. +[5802.12 --> 5805.38] I mean, it's like, I mean, yeah, Mark Hamill said it best. +[5805.52 --> 5807.58] I think, I can't see anything in this helmet. +[5807.92 --> 5808.10] Yeah. +[5808.38 --> 5808.52] Yeah. +[5808.70 --> 5809.06] Yes. +[5810.40 --> 5811.30] You got it, Mark. +[5811.56 --> 5812.00] I love you. +[5812.56 --> 5813.32] So, there you go. +[5813.38 --> 5814.10] Support the cause. +[5814.20 --> 5818.44] Lots of different things, including supporting us directly with a monthly contribution, which +[5818.44 --> 5819.32] is, of course, very helpful. +[5819.40 --> 5824.16] Helps us bring you more content and be less reliant on sponsors, which helps us expand our +[5824.16 --> 5824.40] team. +[5824.48 --> 5826.48] We are hiring, so there's that as well. +[5827.70 --> 5828.06] This. +[5828.20 --> 5828.70] Ah, yes. +[5829.04 --> 5831.28] You can click here to get a t-shirt. +[5831.28 --> 5834.88] Wancho t-shirt or, well, they're both kind of Wancho t-shirts. +[5835.50 --> 5835.90] Yeah. +[5836.06 --> 5837.04] We should have some other t-shirts. +[5837.10 --> 5838.12] We should probably have some other t-shirts. +[5838.16 --> 5839.24] Yeah, we'll have other t-shirts later. +[5839.30 --> 5839.64] Don't worry. +[5839.72 --> 5840.50] There's more t-shirts coming. +[5840.66 --> 5842.48] We should get the Better Than Bieber thing going soon, though. +[5842.54 --> 5843.72] Yeah, Better Than Bieber t-shirt. +[5844.50 --> 5845.80] Put almost anything on that. +[5845.96 --> 5846.18] Yeah. +[5846.38 --> 5847.40] Put like a dog turd. +[5847.98 --> 5849.28] Someone mentioned that, actually. +[5849.50 --> 5850.78] It should be a pile of dog poo. +[5851.02 --> 5851.68] It's Better Than Bieber. +[5851.76 --> 5852.26] Better Than Bieber. +[5852.26 --> 5854.48] I don't know if I'd want to wear it, but it's accurate. +[5858.38 --> 5859.42] Thanks for watching, guys. +[5859.62 --> 5860.54] I think we're done here. +[5861.26 --> 5861.96] Nope, wrong one. +[5862.52 --> 5862.78] What? +[5862.96 --> 5863.88] You gotta do the outro. +[5864.34 --> 5864.74] The outro? +[5864.92 --> 5865.72] I can't even see. +[5865.98 --> 5866.34] Yeah, yeah. +[5866.40 --> 5867.66] Click, click, click. +[5868.04 --> 5868.44] Left click. +[5868.66 --> 5869.94] Luke, I am your father. +[5869.94 --> 5871.10] That's the wrong... +[5871.10 --> 5871.90] You have to wear the black. +[5872.26 --> 5873.06] Hmm? +[5873.06 --> 5903.04] You have to wear the black.