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• Discussion of AUO's plans to start shipping 8K TV panels in the first half of the year |
• Discussion about display technology and resolution |
• Mention of high-performance scaler technology for 8K TVs |
• Desire for higher pixel densities on mobile displays |
• Complaining about current monitor issues (black screening) |
• Anticipation of new Asus monitor with 144Hz 4K |
• Joking about using the new monitor for certain activities |
• The hosts are discussing the idea of publishing images of pubic hair width. |
• They introduce a browser extension called Honey that finds coupons for online shoppers. |
• The host is hungry and talks about eating Savage Jerky products. |
• The conversation turns to reviewing Savage Jerky flavors and products, including their hot sauce. |
• Discussion about Kylie Jenner's tweet announcing she's no longer using Snapchat and its impact on Snap's stock market value |
• Analysis of the timing and pattern of the stock price drop |
• Examination of the potential reasons for people caring about celebrity opinions on social media platforms |
• Critique of Snapchat's value being based on trendiness rather than a clear purpose or unique features |
• Discussion of the platform's disappearing feature being unreliable and easily circumvented |
• The conversation starts with a lighthearted discussion about Snapchat and sending nudes. |
• A viewer from Antarctica has joined the stream, but had payment problems. |
• The conversation shifts to discussing a map feature that shows the global audience of the stream. |
• There's a discussion about CPU cores and a sponsored video on Core i7 vs. Core i9. |
• The streamers discuss liquid metal in phones, including a laptop with such technology. |
• They also talk about an airflow experiment video and its surprising conclusion. |
• Finally, there are announcements about new videos being uploaded to the stream, including one on buying, selling, and storing Bitcoin, and another showcasing CompuLab's passively cooled gaming machine. |
• YouTube videos being uploaded and scheduled |
• Handytch Under 100 Mostly Gaming video still not on YouTube |
• Reason for delayed release: simultaneous release scheduling and difficulty pushing back by a day |
• News about Snap CEO's high annual package |
• Discussion of Instagram redesign issues |
• NCIX auction and bankruptcy |
• Plans for multiple videos to cover the event |
• Personal experiences and finds at the NCIX warehouse |
• Leaving the auction to play squash |
• Filming video at work and discussing vlog content |
• LTX Expo discussion, including Julia's new affiliation with Mike's Computer Shop |
• Mention of potential partnerships and Corsair's involvement |
• Discussion about website domain names and the LTX Expo map |
• Map and schedule updates |
• Website redesign on Squarespace |
• LTX Expo feedback and improvements |
• Increasing activities with incentives to participate |
• Explorer's Pass concept for raffle entry |
• Rewarding participants who complete multiple activities |
• Ticket sales and event planning progress |
• The speaker was told by a fan that they're sad because the event sold out. |
• This year's event is expected to be fun and different from last year's, with more activities for attendees. |
• The venue has been upgraded to the Richmond Oval. |
• The speaker draws comparisons between this event and PAX, noting that while PAX is now mostly a spectator sport, this event will have hands-on activities. |
• Ideas were discussed for a "delid your CPU" station where attendees can bring their CPUs to be delidded on-site. |
• A partnership with a local retailer may allow attendees to buy and test new CPUs before delidding their old ones. |
• The speaker is excited about other ideas, including a potential free "geek CPUs" offer for attendees to use. |
• One of the ideas pitched to Free Geek involves creating a "motherboard house of cards" station where attendees can build card houses using stripped motherboard PCBs and win motherboards as prizes. |
• Plans for a tech event to encourage mingling and socialization among attendees |
• Discussion of Apple's potential refresh of the AirPods |
• Frustration with Android issues, including: |
+ Phone buzzing after clearing notifications |
+ Re-notification of cleared notifications |
+ Difficulty marking SMS messages as unread on iOS |
• Experience with Google Home Mini, including: |
+ Annoyance with phone not responding to "OK Google" commands |
+ Loud default volume and poor speaker quality |
• Problems with volume control on smart speakers |
• Discussion of music quality and loudness preferences |
• Tips for controlling volume levels using percentages |
• Microsoft's UWP protection and Samsung's SSD announcement |
• Security vulnerabilities in uTorrent |
• Google's augmented reality developments |
• Tesla's office wall charger concept |
• Asus' premium graphics cards launch |
• Discussing a new website idea |
• Considering the domain name "Lukewasanidiot.com" |
• Checking availability of the domain name |
• Finalizing the domain name decision |
• Creating an alternative domain name "Lukewillberong2019.com" |
• Confirming completion of the task |
[0.00 --> 0.60] Nice. |
[2.54 --> 3.92] It's the WAN Show! |
[5.18 --> 5.70] Hooray! |
[5.70 --> 10.14] Oh man, so everyone who's playing WAN Show Bingo out there, you're welcome. |
[10.14 --> 10.88] I got that free space. |
[11.00 --> 11.52] You're welcome. |
[12.10 --> 13.30] We didn't give it to them last week. |
[13.38 --> 15.02] Yeah, I know, we were on time last week. |
[15.22 --> 20.02] I got the least amount of success screenshots sent to my Twitter last week. |
[20.28 --> 23.28] Of any other week, because I think people are used to getting that free spot. |
[23.34 --> 24.02] Oh, terrible. |
[25.18 --> 27.98] So, yeah, we've had a really interesting week. |
[27.98 --> 30.34] Can we do float plane news? |
[31.00 --> 33.30] Can we tell people what's going to happen next week? |
[33.96 --> 35.18] I want it to just happen. |
[35.18 --> 35.48] Come on. |
[35.76 --> 37.56] Actually, I forgot to ask you. |
[37.68 --> 41.92] In our little meeting, I wanted to ask you how we were going to deal with it in terms of communication. |
[42.32 --> 43.34] So is this how you want it? |
[43.46 --> 44.76] I want people to know. |
[44.84 --> 45.64] You want to pre-announce? |
[45.66 --> 46.82] I want to tell the people. |
[47.52 --> 48.26] Tell the people. |
[48.60 --> 49.64] But what if it doesn't work? |
[49.88 --> 55.50] Then they're going to know that we told them what our plan was and that our plan ultimately fell through, |
[55.50 --> 59.18] which will be a huge surprise to only a very small percentage of them. |
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