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• The financial burden of patent infringement cases on legitimate businesses |
• Comparison of patent troll behavior to cheating in video games, such as using an "aim bot" |
• Estimated average loss of $8-9 million per year for companies targeted by patent trolls |
• The speaker believes that the laws are set up in a way that makes it difficult to take action against certain issues. |
• A recent crime against humanity is being highlighted, but there's limited backlash or consequences. |
• The problem lies in the fact that people can't do anything about it due to the current legal framework. |
• Newegg's approach to fighting patent trolls and going after companies that try to exploit their ideas is mentioned as an example of taking action. |
• The speaker suggests that this is a small part compared to the larger issue of people gaming the system for profit. |
• It's noted that smart individuals are being drawn into finance instead of science, which contributes to the problem. |
• The host goes off topic for a brief moment |
• Sponsor call-outs are mentioned, specifically Squarespace as one of the sponsors |
• The winner of a Squarespace giveaway is announced and showcased |
• Features and benefits of using Squarespace are discussed, including ease of use and access to Getty images |
• Squarespace 7 has been launched with new features such as cover pages and Getty image integration |
• New templates for creators of all kinds |
• Partnership with Google for easier management on one platform |
• Updated app integration for seamless work across devices |
• Dev platform in full release, accessible to developers |
• Showcasing a video created by Alex Honnold |
• Discussion of the behind-the-scenes process and team involved |
• Promotion of Squarespace's vision for a better, more beautiful web |
• The speaker is considering building a website for their YouTube channel using Squarespace |
• They were recommended Squarespace by two friends who are full-time web developers |
• Despite this, the speaker initially chose IX web hosting, but was later persuaded to try Squarespace due to its benefits and discounts |
• A sponsorship spot in the middle of a video featured Newegg's Steve, who convinced the speaker to choose IX web hosting instead of Squarespace |
• The speaker's website and sponsorship integration with 5 4 Club has been problematic |
• The speaker is advertising for 5-4 Club, a clothing subscription service |
• Membership costs $60 per month |
• Members receive at least $120 worth of clothing per month |
• With the offer code "Linus2", members get an extra item worth $35-$40 in their first package |
• The speaker likes a specific shirt with a 5-4 logo and gets compliments for wearing it |
• They would pay $60 a month for compliments, but don't get them |
• The conversation turns to the Blackberry Passport smartphone |
• It was initially sold out due to high demand, but stock is now expected to be replenished by October 17th-20th or later |
• Blackberry reported an operating loss of only $207 million last quarter, beating analyst expectations |
• The speaker is creating a poll but is short on time |
• A Blackberry device is shown, and the integration of the Play Store has improved app support |
• The Blackberry Passport is highlighted with its full keyboard and large touch screen |
• Facebook may be planning a new phone in collaboration with Samsung |
• The speaker expresses skepticism about the success of such a project |
• LG sticking with its own Android skin |
• Samsung potentially adding more Facebook integration |
• Concern about YouTube ads linking to malicious sites |
• Sweet Orange exploit kit used in attack, resulting in Covter malware variants |
• Patch for attack available since May 2013 |
• Bethesda considering official support for 60 FPS in Evil Within on PC |
• The speaker is discussing the latest update from Bethesda, specifically regarding the game's performance and frame rate. |
• They express disappointment with the update, stating it's "half-assed" and that Bethesda should have done more to improve the game's performance. |
• The speaker mentions a poll result where 17% of people said they liked the BlackBerry Passport, but most people were unimpressed. |
• They also mention a mistake in displaying an extra item from the game and apologize for the error. |
• Finally, they discuss other issues with the game, including problems with aspect ratio changes and gameplay prompts. |
• Open sourcing a project for modders to improve performance and fix issues |
• Apple Pay event, with new features such as improved privacy and reduced risk of credit card information being leaked |
• New iMac model with 5K display, retina display, and mobile GPU (Pitcairn GPU) |
• Apple's sales of iPads have reached 225 million units since their release. |
• iPad sales are eight times the population of Canada and four times the total tablet sales of Samsung. |
• Microsoft Surface deal with NFL was criticized for using "iPads" in place of "tablets". |
• New features of iPad Air 2 include 18% thinner design, improved camera, Touch ID, and faster wireless connectivity. |
• Apple event also covered OS X updates, including Mac Mini with Intel Iris graphics and Thunderbolt 2 ports. |
• Speaker criticized Apple's use of Yosemite images for branding, joking about potential lawsuit from Mother Nature. |
• The narrator discusses a potential investment of $5.5 million by Google and others into Magic Leap, an augmented reality company. |
• Magic Leap aims to beam images directly into the eyes rather than using lenses or headsets. |
• The technology has inspired the narrator to create their own device based on this concept, a food delivery system that puts tubes down users' throats. |
• The conversation also touches on Luke's diet and his consumption of Soylent, a meal replacement drink. |
• The narrator discusses a new video messaging platform called Skype Kick (QIK) and its potential for mobile video messaging. |
• Criticism of Windows Phone and its high-end device with limited capabilities |
• Discussion of an old video streaming service available on mobile devices before YouTube |
• Description of a messaging platform that uses pre-recorded videos for communication |
• Comparison to Snapchat and criticism of the platform's limitations |
• Discussion of the benefits of traditional text messages over video messages |
• Discussion of the "Carl Zeiss VR" and its features |
• PewDiePie's plans to leave Maker Studios and create his own YouTube network |
• Comparison of other YouTubers, with one user arguing that PewDiePie is smart due to his success and another questioning whether he's just lucky |
• Linus' announcement that he may switch from Twitch to YouTube, potentially joining a new network (later clarified as "Full Screen") |
• Netflix raises price for 4k video streaming |
• Leak of 500 megabytes of Snapchat images, with concerns about child porn content |
• Nexus Player is coming from Google, a $100 device with remote and controller, including free online multiplayer from Google Play games |
• The upgrade to the Chromecast is discussed, with better processing power and ability to play games for $100. |
• Discussion of Android gaming platforms and their appeal. |
• Comparison between the new device and Shield Portables for console mode flexibility. |
• HBO's standalone streaming service, starting in 2015, which would allow users to access HBO programming without a cable subscription. |
• The potential impact on piracy, making it harder for people to justify pirating Game of Thrones. |
• Amazon opening a physical store in New York, potentially highlighting products like Fire TV. |
• A discussion about Corsair RGB keyboards allegedly only supporting 512 colors instead of the advertised 16.8 million color combinations. |
• RGB product capabilities and color accuracy |
• Corsair's Black Widow Ultimate Chroma keyboard issues |
• Technical limitations of USB protocol and LED matrix ICs |
• FutureMark's 4K benchmark launch |
• Apple patents flexible device display input method |
• Asus Strix mechanical keyboards release |
• Competition between Asus and Corsair |
[0.00 --> 6.00] You know the funny thing about the WAN show today is that we were supposed to start on time. |
[6.00 --> 14.00] In fact, I've been in here for over an hour doing my test call with our special guest today, |
[14.00 --> 19.00] doing my, I don't know, whatever else it is that I do to prepare for the show. |
[19.00 --> 27.00] But, you know, it's funny because it feels like sometimes the more ahead of schedule you are, |
[27.00 --> 30.00] the more time you'll waste thinking, |
[30.00 --> 36.00] Ah, it's okay, I got lots of time, no big deal, everything's fine, |
[36.00 --> 38.00] and then it's 4.30 and you're like, |
[38.00 --> 44.00] Oh yeah, I forgot to record the intro where I intro the topics of the show today, |
[44.00 --> 49.00] and I forgot to, oh, you know, actually check and make sure that your special guest Paul |
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