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[1112.26 --> 1113.28] But now you have to stop.
[1114.14 --> 1114.32] Yeah.
[1114.42 --> 1119.22] It kind of sounds like you need to have a hybrid approach where there are certain ground rules for everybody to begin with.
[1119.36 --> 1121.48] But there already is existing laws.
[1121.48 --> 1126.44] Plus, you also have to consider users' choices, right?
[1126.58 --> 1134.26] Like, because this is happening, there's a societal shift where people are prioritizing and caring more about this kind of thing, right?
[1134.26 --> 1142.00] So, if a new upstart comes knocking on your door asking you to become a user, you're more likely to ask, like, well, what kind of data?
[1142.12 --> 1142.92] Like, what are you guys doing?
[1142.96 --> 1143.68] What do you want from me?
[1143.92 --> 1144.10] Yeah.
[1144.10 --> 1149.74] So, in that climate, then, like, maybe a light touch regulation is enough.
[1150.34 --> 1150.74] I don't know.
[1151.02 --> 1160.06] And then people, the next highest category that wasn't donkey was government-wide spanning regulation, which I'm not super surprised was up there.
[1160.34 --> 1164.44] Not regulated, I'm honestly pretty surprised that that even got 13%.
[1164.44 --> 1167.52] But then, I guess there are...
[1167.52 --> 1171.82] Well, those are the people who know how to set the permissions the way they actually want.
[1171.82 --> 1172.18] Yeah, that's fair.
[1172.18 --> 1174.26] It's like, it's going fine, just read the TOS.
[1175.36 --> 1178.46] Yeah, people who are going to actually, like, manage it properly themselves.
[1179.66 --> 1183.40] Which, unfortunately, isn't everybody, which is, I guess, the problem I have with it.
[1183.44 --> 1186.82] Because, like, my mom is not going to understand what to do.
[1187.26 --> 1187.84] Hi, mom.
[1187.90 --> 1188.60] She's listening.
[1188.68 --> 1189.44] She's probably watching.
[1189.80 --> 1191.80] But, like, I'm not saying that in an offensive way.
[1191.82 --> 1192.64] She's sitting there nodding.
[1192.72 --> 1193.28] She's like, yeah.
[1193.28 --> 1194.80] Yeah, like, it's...
[1194.80 --> 1197.22] My mom's actually surprisingly good with some things.
[1197.30 --> 1204.42] But she can also somehow manage to send emails with her text messaging program without any of us being able to figure out how for, like, months at a time.
[1205.38 --> 1206.60] Like, it's...
[1206.60 --> 1209.30] There's people that have a special touch with technology.
[1209.52 --> 1211.88] And there's people that when they use it, it falls apart magically.
[1211.88 --> 1216.46] And, like, as far as I can tell, it has nothing to do with being her fault.
[1216.54 --> 1217.60] But anyways, I love you, mom.
[1217.62 --> 1217.90] The bad touch.
[1219.60 --> 1220.92] But, like, I don't know.
[1221.08 --> 1223.24] There's people that are super in the know in a platform.
[1223.44 --> 1224.48] And there's people that aren't.
[1224.92 --> 1225.86] And it varies.
[1226.34 --> 1228.04] I took my socks off right before the show.
[1228.18 --> 1229.34] But now I want them back on.
[1230.08 --> 1230.40] Why?
[1230.70 --> 1231.94] My feet got cold.
[1232.06 --> 1232.92] Oh, my goodness.
[1233.40 --> 1234.34] You having cold feet?
[1235.26 --> 1235.62] Yeah.
[1235.62 --> 1237.66] About this regulation platform idea?
[1237.88 --> 1238.66] Yeah, changed my mind.
[1238.66 --> 1242.68] If we could get, like, four more people to vote for Donkey, that would be great.
[1242.82 --> 1243.92] Because then it would be in first place.
[1244.16 --> 1245.96] And then we can just be done with this straw poll.
[1246.66 --> 1249.62] But I think we're probably done with this topic in general.
[1249.84 --> 1252.14] Meanwhile, AMD Navi GPUs.
[1252.26 --> 1252.52] Yeah.
[1252.74 --> 1254.00] Rumor of a mill time.
[1254.18 --> 1255.86] Let's get away from...
[1255.86 --> 1256.90] Don't come through this way.
[1256.98 --> 1257.90] Go away, please.
[1258.18 --> 1258.64] Thank you.
[1260.86 --> 1263.24] Let's jump down to AMD Navi.
[1263.24 --> 1267.48] Navi is the next generation of architecture from AMD GPUs.
[1267.48 --> 1269.66] And it is a 7 nanometer architecture.
[1269.96 --> 1277.72] And the rumor these days is that it's not going to be the source of the next wave of enthusiast cards.
[1278.30 --> 1280.94] It's not going to be the next Vega.
[1281.74 --> 1286.86] In fact, it's going to be what they call the mainstream lineup.
[1287.16 --> 1289.66] Or mainstream tier, which right now is the RX 580s.
[1289.70 --> 1290.12] Those guys.
[1290.12 --> 1293.20] Also, thank you, Ryujin2013 on the forums.
[1293.72 --> 1294.08] Yeah.
[1294.08 --> 1305.12] So, what they're saying is that when these cards launch in 2019, they're going to have a comparable performance to a GTX 1080.
[1305.62 --> 1309.94] Which came out in the end of May, basically June 2016.
[1310.50 --> 1312.58] But it'll cost about $250.
[1313.52 --> 1314.60] Which is nice.
[1315.38 --> 1317.72] Because buying a 1080 right now is more than that.
[1317.72 --> 1318.86] Or MSRP, $250.
[1320.02 --> 1321.80] Who knows what it'll actually cost.
[1321.96 --> 1322.30] Fair.
[1322.54 --> 1325.84] Mining stuff is going down a lot because Bitcoin's super down right now.
[1326.10 --> 1327.66] Well, it's going up in the last day or two.
[1327.82 --> 1328.34] Oh, has it?
[1328.42 --> 1328.70] Yes.
[1328.82 --> 1329.22] Oh, no.
[1329.28 --> 1330.06] Is it coming back again?
[1330.08 --> 1330.98] Yes, it's back, baby.
[1331.48 --> 1332.30] Back again.
[1333.94 --> 1335.74] Oh, dear.
[1335.74 --> 1341.52] And then with new cards that are high performance for lower dollar value, it might become more profitable.
[1341.86 --> 1342.72] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
[1343.02 --> 1343.82] So, we'll see.
[1344.18 --> 1344.50] But, yeah.
[1344.60 --> 1347.98] MSRP has not been a realistic thing for actually quite a long time.
[1348.98 --> 1350.58] Especially on the AMD side.
[1350.58 --> 1359.88] We've seen accidental, artificial, whatever spawned from Bitcoin inflation, whatever you want on GPUs for quite a long time.
[1359.88 --> 1367.38] Even well before it was identified as being a Bitcoin mining problem, we had inflation at graphics card prices.
[1367.38 --> 1369.42] All the way from back to the launch of these cards.
[1369.58 --> 1372.76] Which was well before mining Bitcoin was like super trendy.
[1373.16 --> 1374.92] Oh, the launch of the GTX cards.
[1375.10 --> 1375.20] Yeah.
[1375.32 --> 1375.40] Okay.