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• Conversation about working on tech news content and making jokes |
• Discussion of the NCIX Tech Tips show and its blue/green screen setup |
• Explanation of the rationale behind using a blue/green screen in the studio |
• The hosts reminisce about past episodes of their show, noting that they're still finding their rhythm and have had some awkward moments. |
• They discuss a specific episode where one host yelled at the other during a live stream, and how they've learned to handle similar situations since then. |
• The conversation turns to Twitch and game streaming, with the hosts noting that it's a niche topic and not everyone will be interested in watching videos about it. |
• One of the hosts talks about the challenges of explaining their job to people who don't understand what making YouTube videos entails. |
• They briefly discuss their past experiences working in the restaurant business, specifically as busboys. |
• Discussion about working at Olive Garden and not being allowed to wait tables |
• Misconceptions about the speaker's job at Hooters |
• Description of Olive Garden's service style |
• Free breadsticks and soup/salad promotion at Olive Garden |
• Riley's part-time job as a secret informant (though it's revealed they are not actually an informant) |
• Discussion of the website Tattle.com and its connection to a show called "Secret Informant" |
• Trying Aikido and attempting a Japanese martial art |
• Discussing the WAN Show format and its focus on tech news (or lack thereof) |
• Bringing up past episodes and previous guests |
• Mentioning upcoming topics to be discussed on the show |
• Analyzing an article about the FCC's definition of competitive markets in internet service provision |
• Comparing the situation to a court scene from Harry Potter |
• The speaker discusses a case involving broadband markets and an FCC ruling on competition. |
• The ruling states that broadband markets can be considered competitive even if there's only one internet provider in an area. |
• This is based on the idea that neighboring networks can expand into areas where the single ISP is charging too much, incentivizing competitors to build out. |
• However, the speaker argues that having only one ISP to choose from is not actually competitive. |
• The FCC's decision was upheld by a court despite conflicting evidence on market competitiveness. |
• The speaker notes that while they generally support free enterprise and unregulated markets, the ship of unregulated telecommunications has already sailed. |
• Public sector investment requires public rules and infrastructure management |
• Regulation is necessary to prevent anarchy in internet service provision |
• Free market argument assumes businesses will behave competitively, but may lead to monopolies |
• Corporations prioritize stock buybacks over passing savings to customers or employees |
• Corporate tax breaks often benefit executives and shareholders rather than the general public |
• Criticism of a person or entity described as an "idiot" and how they supposedly understand capitalism |
• Confusion about the motivations behind a government ruling (likely related to net neutrality) |
• Accusations that someone is not being genuine in their opinions or actions, possibly due to hidden motives or compromising situations |
• Sponsorship discussion for FreshBooks, an invoicing tool |
• Bees make honey |
• Wasps steal honey from beehives but don't produce their own |
• Honey is a browser extension that saves users money by finding coupons and deals |
• The Honey extension works with various online stores such as Amazon and Best Buy |
• Honey earns commissions for referrals but is free to use |
• Discussion about Savage Jerky's spicy products |
• Mention of various flavors of Savage Jerky and their ingredients |
• Introduction to Carolina Reaper hot sauce made by Savage Jerky |
• Promotion of using code LTT for a discount on Savage Jerky products |
• Transition to discussing rumors about NVIDIA controlling add-in board partners' abilities |
• Explanation of the rumor's context, comparing it to the GeForce Partner Program |
• NVIDIA is restricting AIBs from distributing drivers with review cards |
• Reviewers must sign a multi-year NDA and access drivers through a portal |
• The process is seen as "sketchy" but normal practice in the industry |
• The restriction only applies to pre-launch reviews, not post-launch |
• Companies like NVIDIA use control over launches to create a fair playing field |
• Review embargoes and their impact on reviewer's freedom to share information |
• NVIDIA's control over AIB launch and review process |
• GeForce Partner Program and its criticism |
• NVIDIA's reasons for implementing review embargoes, including protecting their interests |
• Frustration with review embargoes and the lack of transparency in the process |
• Discussion of bias in tech journalism and the speaker's opinion on being accused of bias |
• Comparison of NVIDIA and AMD bias in a video |
• Mention of an article on Tom's Hardware criticizing NVIDIA RTX GPUs |
• Critique of Tom's Hardware for not correcting or removing the article despite it being labeled as opinion |
• Commentary on the importance of waiting for reviews before purchasing new tech products |
• Discussion of an article's quality and purpose |
• Mention of a counterpoint to another writer's opinion |
• Criticism of the article as worthless and indefensible |
• Advice on making informed purchasing decisions through independent evaluation or hands-on experience |
• Reference to other articles, including one from PC Gamer |
• Discussion on purchasing expensive electronics with return policies |
• Analysis of the IT industry's restocking fees for returned electronics |
• Criticism of an argument encouraging people to buy and try out expensive products |
• Mention of upcoming features in technology, including ray tracing and deep learning |
• News about a Lego Bugatti built from over a million Technic pieces |
• Discussion on leaked pictures of the iPhone XS |
• Explanation of Linus Media Group's tax break and its use for employee benefits |
• The company is considering spending a significant tax rebate on team-building activities. |
• They are planning to take the week off for these activities, meaning no WAN Show next week. |
• The event will be in two weeks' time. |
[0.00 --> 6.62] And I think we're live, but this is really, really scary. |
[6.74 --> 7.16] Wow. |
[7.30 --> 10.94] Because theoretically we are live on both Twitch and YouTube. |
[11.22 --> 11.50] Oh. |
[11.94 --> 13.86] At the same time. |
[14.14 --> 17.50] Do we even have the engine power for that? |
[17.62 --> 18.36] Yes, we do. |
[18.46 --> 23.90] We have very much, and it's called computer processing power because one does not go live |
[23.90 --> 25.16] on the internet with an engine. |
[25.30 --> 26.70] You're thinking of driving down the road. |
[26.88 --> 27.28] Oh. |
[27.28 --> 28.32] But that's okay. |
[28.32 --> 31.12] I forgive you for being not quite as technical. |
[31.42 --> 32.72] I thought for sure it was engines. |
[33.38 --> 34.54] I don't know. |
[34.76 --> 35.42] How many cores? |
[35.80 --> 37.12] Password is for this. |
[37.22 --> 37.46] Okay. |
[37.54 --> 38.80] I managed to guess it. |
[39.64 --> 40.12] Yay. |
[41.34 --> 41.62] All right. |
[41.64 --> 42.62] I can figure out the rest. |
[42.64 --> 45.02] I have a special guest co-host today. |
[45.14 --> 45.38] Who? |
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