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[3045.12 --> 3050.72] Because, I mean, remember, it's not like we're in a situation where the individual states are just like flush with cash. |
[3051.22 --> 3051.36] Yeah. |
[3051.52 --> 3063.26] So, if they can find a way to get, you know, anywhere between a couple of percent and a couple more than that percent of every transaction that takes place online for items coming into their state. |
[3063.26 --> 3065.14] I mean, think about it. |
[3066.10 --> 3072.72] Those items don't get to the door without a truck driving on a road that theoretically the state maintains. |
[3073.22 --> 3073.28] Like. |
[3074.12 --> 3078.76] Someone said, Luke, use tax covers out of state purchases. |
[3078.86 --> 3080.08] I'm assuming they mean U.S. tax. |
[3080.72 --> 3081.60] Not really. |
[3081.60 --> 3083.78] This is. |
[3085.02 --> 3085.60] Use tax. |
[3085.60 --> 3085.68] Use. |
[3085.68 --> 3085.76] Use. |
[3085.76 --> 3085.78] Use. |
[3086.78 --> 3088.10] No, he said U.S.E. |
[3088.34 --> 3089.20] Oh, yeah, exactly. |
[3089.20 --> 3090.72] Use tax. |
[3091.42 --> 3091.76] Like that. |
[3093.20 --> 3093.72] Oh. |
[3093.96 --> 3095.14] Either way, it doesn't. |
[3095.70 --> 3096.78] Not in all cases. |
[3096.78 --> 3109.26] And there's really weird situations where, like, for if you're talking about digital stuff, if the company you're buying something from has a server in your state, that's Nexus. |
[3109.58 --> 3113.10] So, they have a, like, location there, which changes how it all works. |
[3113.16 --> 3115.28] It's a very, very complicated. |
[3115.38 --> 3119.40] And it varies depending on whether it's a digital goods or service or a physical item. |
[3119.70 --> 3119.94] Yeah. |
[3119.94 --> 3125.08] And, like, it varies per state, per county in some places. |
[3125.28 --> 3125.64] Like, it's. |
[3126.10 --> 3126.60] It's actually. |
[3126.90 --> 3128.58] U.S. tax is extremely complicated. |
[3129.72 --> 3130.32] All right. |
[3130.38 --> 3134.54] Speaking of things that are extremely complicated, my feelings about this latest bit of news. |
[3134.70 --> 3135.48] The original article here. |
[3135.48 --> 3136.28] We're still correcting about use tax. |
[3136.36 --> 3137.00] It doesn't matter. |
[3137.26 --> 3138.32] There's other things that apply. |
[3139.06 --> 3140.70] Sorry that I got that part wrong. |
[3140.88 --> 3142.26] There is still other stuff that applies. |
[3144.84 --> 3148.50] McAfee acquires VPN company, which I actually didn't realize was Canadian. |
[3149.08 --> 3149.30] Was. |
[3149.30 --> 3150.14] Tunnel Bear. |
[3150.14 --> 3150.70] Tunnel Bear. |
[3152.00 --> 3153.46] Dun, dun, dun. |
[3153.94 --> 3156.38] Terms of the deal have not been disclosed. |
[3158.02 --> 3164.54] McAfee says it plans to integrate Tunnel Bear's technologies into their own VPN products that I've never heard of until now, SafeConnect. |
[3165.78 --> 3172.38] Apparently, Tunnel Bear will also continue to work on its own products under its own brand. |
[3172.76 --> 3177.40] According to the report, Tunnel Bear is a profitable company, so presumably McAfee paid a pretty penny for it. |
[3177.40 --> 3179.20] Just a little bit of history. |
[3179.32 --> 3181.54] McAfee was acquired by Intel in 2011. |
[3181.90 --> 3182.18] It's McAfee. |
[3183.28 --> 3183.76] McAfee? |
[3184.38 --> 3184.74] Whatever. |
[3186.38 --> 3193.82] Intel rebranded it to Intel Security, and then it was later split into a new company with the old McAfee, McAfee, whatever name. |
[3193.82 --> 3194.32] There's no A. |
[3194.32 --> 3196.78] In partnership with private equity firm TPG. |
[3197.16 --> 3200.72] So this is their second acquisition since becoming a separate company again. |
[3201.32 --> 3206.24] And so here's where we're at on this. |
[3206.24 --> 3218.98] As you guys probably know, Tunnel Bear is a pretty, has been a long-time supporter of the show. |
[3220.06 --> 3220.20] Yeah. |
[3223.62 --> 3225.72] So we've reached out to them for comment. |
[3225.86 --> 3227.36] I don't think we've heard back yet. |
[3227.60 --> 3229.88] I'm actually not sure if we've heard back yet. |
[3229.88 --> 3239.14] But we would love to hear from our community what they think of this news. |
[3240.34 --> 3248.72] So one key change is now that Tunnel Bear is owned by an American interest, they will have to comply with some American laws, as far as I know. |
[3249.80 --> 3256.16] So that's one difference that there might be to the service and their way of operating. |
[3256.16 --> 3258.06] I'm going to chime in slightly here. |
[3260.36 --> 3263.80] Canada has a lot of crazy privacy laws, too. |
[3264.50 --> 3266.40] The U.S. privacy laws are more well-documented. |
[3267.42 --> 3270.76] But if you want to have some fun, Google Spy Palace. |
[3271.64 --> 3273.28] It'll bring up some Canadian stuff. |
[3274.24 --> 3275.02] Interesting articles. |
[3278.18 --> 3280.44] So, yeah. |
[3281.20 --> 3282.40] And five eyes. |
[3282.64 --> 3283.88] So that was some interesting news. |
[3283.88 --> 3287.74] In other interesting news, this was posted by Cenari on the forum. |
[3287.88 --> 3289.92] The original article is from Overclock.net. |
[3291.86 --> 3298.04] Modders have apparently gotten Coffee Lake working on 100 and 200 series chipsets. |
[3299.04 --> 3304.14] So far, the Core i3-8100 has been tested working completely on a 100 series board. |
[3305.88 --> 3308.20] Well, apparently multiple 100 series boards. |
[3309.22 --> 3310.42] And what else do we have here? |
[3310.42 --> 3316.46] So, LittleHill contributed in adding the Coffee Lake CPU microcode and suggestions of using correct ME version to boot the CPU. |
[3317.00 --> 3324.86] RootUser123 fixed iGPU by extracting Coffee Lake iGPU vBios on the latest GOP driver from Sonix and updating the vBios and GOP driver. |
[3325.76 --> 3326.16] Wow. |
[3327.16 --> 3327.78] Contributed in... |
[3327.78 --> 3333.38] DeSanke contributed in booting 6-core CPU on MSI Z270 motherboard and giving lots of assistance in solving problems. |
[3334.08 --> 3336.16] LSW contributed in testing and writing guides. |
[3336.50 --> 3342.72] ModAX solved the issue with the PCIe 16X not working and CPU voltage readout fixes when using Coffee Lake CPUs. |
[3344.46 --> 3347.72] Very, very interesting. |
[3347.72 --> 3349.88] Nice eBay GPU ads you got going on there. |
[3351.18 --> 3354.16] Because of higher power limits, this is a quote here, |
[3354.24 --> 3360.30] I would not suggest this mod with i5 and i7 K-series CPUs. |
[3360.30 --> 3363.30] So, this comes back to... |
[3364.82 --> 3367.02] I'm not talking to you, Siri. |
[3368.08 --> 3368.68] Go away. |
[3369.56 --> 3378.36] So, this comes back to the speculation that took place when Intel said they would not be supporting Coffee Lake on 100 and 200 series. |
[3378.46 --> 3380.78] But I'm going to go through Jake's notes here first as a courtesy. |
[3380.78 --> 3380.92] Let's see. |
[3385.00 --> 3386.94] Oh, actually, that was the first thing in his notes. |
[3387.04 --> 3387.74] Good job, Jake. |
[3388.22 --> 3390.32] So, here's what they said. |
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