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• Release of DisplayPort 1.3 standard, increasing link bandwidth to 32.4 gigabit per second |
• Potential for higher refresh rates on displays, including TN panels |
• Benefits of DisplayPort 1.3, including support for 5K resolutions and uncompressed video data |
• Comparison between DisplayPort and HDMI, with DisplayPort adapting more easily to other standards |
• Forward compatibility and potential for future developments in display technology |
• Comcast's announcement that DisplayPort 1.3 enables support for future 8K displays |
• Support for single 4K monitors over two lanes while offering alternative data types like USB |
• Dominance of DisplayPort as a display standard, with nvidia and amd betting on it |
• Comcast has been telling customers to stop using Tor |
• Comcast denies this, but an agent named Jeremy allegedly called Tor "an illegal service" |
• Agent Kelly then told a customer that Comcast doesn't want its users on Tor because they are usually trying to hide something not so legal |
• The company claims it can terminate or suspend accounts for violating usage policies |
• Discussion of the difference between stealing from a store and buying an item after consuming part of it |
• Comparison to a grocery store's ability to fine customers for shoplifting, but not for taking items without paying first |
• The NSA is mapping the internet in real-time to identify devices and data flow, creating an interactive map for cyber warfare planning. |
• Apple's "warrant canary" has disappeared, suggesting they may have received a secret order under the USA Patriot Act. |
• Section 215 of the Patriot Act permits the NSA to demand companies hand over business records in secret. |
• Apple recently changed their user data handling policy, making it harder for them to access locked phones. |
• Google's response to this change is anticipated, as they are known to collect and use user data. |
• The world's first fully functional 3D-printed car was unveiled by Local Motors, which can be downloaded and printed in 44 hours. |
• Electric vehicles, including their potential for emergency backup power with fossil fuels and industrial vehicle use |
• A 3D printed car's cost, driven up by materials like plastic filament and carbon fiber reinforced filament |
• Reusability of parts in a 3D printed car, such as the motor and battery |
• Tesla's battery swapping technology and its potential for widespread adoption |
• Simple maintenance of electric vehicles, including replacing batteries and motors |
• Discussion of Squarespace as a website creator tool |
• Linus Tech Tips sponsorship by Squarespace |
• Two-week trial offer for Squarespace |
• Giveaway of an entire year of hosted Squarespace website |
• Introduction of Fandom Glass, a screen protector company |
• Review of Phantom Glass screen protectors and their features |
• The reviewer discusses the website's design, stating it looks great but requires some effort to navigate due to poor submissions from users. |
• Sandisk announced a 512 GB SD card with speeds of up to 90 MB/s, capable of holding 4 hours of 4K footage or 24 hours of 1080p footage. |
• The reviewer mentions their personal experience with SD cards, stating they've never had one die and are considering using them more. |
• Logitech's G910 mechanical gaming keyboard was announced, featuring Romer-G switches. |
• A discussion about the industry trend towards consolidating and differentiating themselves through unique switches follows. |
• The reviewer also talks about the K70 RGB keyboard with a 130-page user manual, calling it "not for noobs." |
• Logitech is sending them a G910 to review, which they are excited to try out. |
• The topic of mechanical switches and their durability is discussed, mentioning Cherry MX switches' braided lifespan. |
• Bleep BitTorrent was mentioned as a chat client aiming to reduce stigma around file sharing by making it harder to gather metadata. |
• BitTorrent Sync is changing quickly and has similar functionality to cloud-based storage solutions like Dropbox |
• However, it allows users to control their own cloud and maintain anonymity and privacy |
• Comcast's mission statement apparently includes a stance against piracy |
• The Pirate Bay founder is nearing the end of his sentence and will likely be present at his father's funeral while wearing handcuffs |
• A Canadian wireless carrier has stopped listing the Nexus 5 on its device page due to lack of stock |
• Samsung has been building its own mobile GPU and has hired employees from various companies, including NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel |
• Twitch has announced support for Google Chromecast, allowing users to watch streams on their TVs |
[0.00 --> 9.36] and I think we're live so maybe possibly hopefully yeah maybe possibly hopefully |
[9.36 --> 15.00] we certainly we certainly think so I will jump into the twitch chat so I will let us know soon |
[15.00 --> 21.66] all right so welcome to the WAN show guys the weekly stream that happens every week come hell |
[21.66 --> 28.74] or high water no matter what even if we have already been streaming for almost a continuous |
[28.74 --> 37.38] 24 hours prior to the show which is what's been going on so I think we best open with a brief |
[37.38 --> 44.04] introduction or a brief explanation of what the heck is going on and where we actually are for |
[44.04 --> 54.48] those of you who don't know we have been live streaming and videos mod 24 which was a 24-hour |
[54.48 --> 63.12] celebration of PC modding and PC gaming I know for a fact Nvidia invested a lot of money into oh |
[63.12 --> 74.76] oh you've got to be kidding me the dashboard should not have ads all right maybe Amazon will get that |
[74.76 --> 82.74] fixed all right so we've been down here for Nvidia's mod 24 a 24-hour celebration of PC gaming and PC |
[82.74 --> 90.54] modding they invested a lot of money into the event and they asked us to to come down and host the PC |
[90.54 --> 97.74] case modding competition there were a lot of really famous PC case modders including Darth Beavis is |
[97.74 --> 103.44] someone that I've known for like eight years talking to him on forums I think this is the first time we've |
[103.44 --> 109.74] ever actually met in person which is really cool funnily enough his rig isn't behind us but we do have |
[109.74 --> 116.04] the winning rig behind us which was I think the story that went along with it was really cool was |
[116.04 --> 120.66] really really special had to do with their their favorite land one of their favorite Nvidia employees |
[120.66 --> 128.04] who used to come down to that land and people are saying I look exhausted guys I wonder what I wonder |
[128.04 --> 135.42] why I have hardly slept in the last few days here but don't don't worry we are going to make it through |
[135.42 --> 142.62] this show in spite of the fact that neither Luke nor I has actually really looked at the the stream |
[142.62 --> 147.26] document no clue what's going on so we're gonna pick some highlighted topics for this week first up |
[147.26 --> 156.10] is of course the launch of the GTX 980 and GTX 970 that is one of the reasons that we are down here in |
[156.10 --> 162.12] California right now and we have a video up for the 980 and I think we're gonna be giving a video up |
[162.12 --> 167.40] hopefully next week yeah next we're gonna hit the 970 and I don't know if this is official or not but |
[167.40 --> 171.66] I kind of leaked it a little bit during the 24 stream that we might be doing some SLI testing oh we will |
[171.66 --> 177.48] definitely be doing some SLI testing so next big thing that happened this week Microsoft officially |
[177.48 --> 186.78] acquires Mojang so for those of you who don't know Mojang is the maker of the infamous Minecraft so what |
[186.78 --> 192.06] Microsoft plans to do with Minecraft I think people either don't know or don't want to know yeah or |
[192.06 --> 200.94] somewhere in between yep and then there is let's see there was something really interesting somewhere |
[200.94 --> 211.14] oh no right Apple has updated their security on the iPhone on iOS to so such that if your phone is |
[211.14 --> 217.26] locked even they cannot access your data which I guess is their way of absolving themselves of any |
[217.26 --> 223.74] responsibility to report any of their users data to the government in such a situation as that would |
[223.74 --> 232.26] be requested of them so I gotta give them massive massive kudos for that with that said the release |
[232.26 --> 239.40] of iOS 8 doesn't seem to have created a whole ton of fanfare amidst the community so it seems to be a |
[239.40 --> 245.66] lot of under the hood improvements without a ton of you know huge graphical changes like we saw in iOS 7 |
[245.66 --> 254.94] so why don't we call that our main topics roll the intro and I finally found it that's cool and get this show on the road yeah |
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[324.12 --> 327.52] 10 percent on your own beautiful customizable |
[327.52 --> 330.56] website so we have only got |
[330.56 --> 334.76] see 75 minutes battery so we're gonna have to kinda fly through our topics |
[334.76 --> 335.28] today |
[335.28 --> 339.64] and and do our best to to cover them as well as we can especially given we have |
[339.64 --> 343.34] no idea we're talking about so for gtx 980 which is actually our first topic you |
[343.34 --> 344.70] can check out our YouTube video |
[344.70 --> 349.02] so we can fly past this one pretty quick and also the gtx 970 launch we having a |
[349.02 --> 351.92] video coming next week so I don't think we need to talk a ton about these |
[351.92 --> 355.20] individual well they are kind of important they are kind of important |
[355.20 --> 358.56] that is true should we talk about them yeah I think I think it might not be it |
[358.56 --> 361.80] might not be a terrible idea so in our performance testing in the YouTube video |
[361.80 --> 366.66] we found that 980 and 780 ti go pretty toe-to-toe in a lot of different |
[366.66 --> 373.58] situations but then 980 crushes 780 ti in power efficiency yeah so the to be clear |
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