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[2396.06 --> 2396.68] I think it's pictures.
[2399.00 --> 2399.36] What?
[2400.06 --> 2400.44] Wow.
[2401.20 --> 2402.54] There's no important pictures.
[2403.38 --> 2403.62] Okay.
[2405.48 --> 2407.56] And, like, if you copy that...
[2407.56 --> 2408.88] If you copy the search...
[2408.88 --> 2409.12] No, no.
[2409.18 --> 2409.96] That I'm not talking about.
[2410.00 --> 2411.36] I'm talking about when you just, like, right-click...
[2411.36 --> 2411.74] Yeah, okay.
[2411.80 --> 2412.16] This junk.
[2412.40 --> 2412.56] Yeah.
[2412.66 --> 2412.88] Okay.
[2413.22 --> 2415.28] Can someone make an extension that removes all this?
[2415.36 --> 2416.22] Like, is that possible?
[2416.56 --> 2418.88] Because if you just mouse over it...
[2418.88 --> 2419.16] Oh, no.
[2419.20 --> 2419.46] It is.
[2419.46 --> 2420.82] It is the stupid thing.
[2420.94 --> 2421.08] Okay.
[2421.34 --> 2421.66] Still.
[2421.90 --> 2422.22] How...
[2422.22 --> 2423.86] It must not be impossible to remove this.
[2423.86 --> 2427.66] This link is to open this search with that thing extended, if I remember correctly.
[2427.80 --> 2428.06] Okay.
[2428.32 --> 2429.44] And there's another issue.
[2429.92 --> 2431.30] In, um...
[2431.30 --> 2434.58] You could maybe make something that copies the click-through link.
[2434.62 --> 2438.32] Like, what's the thing that makes it, like, impossible to copy-paste things into Hangouts?
[2438.38 --> 2439.70] I can't remember exactly what it is.
[2439.74 --> 2441.70] But you know that issue where if you try to paste...
[2441.70 --> 2445.36] If you try to just link someone to something in Hangouts, you can't send them an exact URL.
[2445.64 --> 2446.88] It Hangoutsifies it.
[2446.88 --> 2451.26] So there's, like, a couple things like that that are really frustrating.
[2451.38 --> 2453.88] How about just stripping all that stuff out with an extension?
[2453.98 --> 2455.48] I would download the crap out of that extension.
[2455.92 --> 2459.80] So you'd be among the, like, very small handful of extensions.
[2459.80 --> 2464.70] Apparently there is a Grease Monkey or Tamper Monkey script for that.
[2464.76 --> 2466.00] I just haven't been able to find it.
[2466.12 --> 2467.38] Link Cleaner and Firefox, apparently.
[2467.54 --> 2470.10] But I don't want a Firefox thing because...
[2470.10 --> 2470.80] Hey, Quantum's...
[2470.80 --> 2471.84] Yeah.
[2472.50 --> 2475.18] Quantum was really unstable the last time I tried it.
[2475.18 --> 2475.64] Is it better?
[2476.14 --> 2477.40] No, I don't think so.
[2477.50 --> 2478.04] So, okay.
[2478.30 --> 2482.80] As far as I can tell right now, based on, like, a machine-by-machine basis...
[2482.80 --> 2485.26] Not even person-by-person, just machine-by-machine...
[2485.26 --> 2488.92] Either Quantum is super unstable or Chrome is super unstable.
[2489.96 --> 2491.02] Chrome's been good for me, later.
[2491.02 --> 2491.60] Just one of them.
[2492.02 --> 2493.78] And it's on, like, a machine-by-machine basis.
[2495.90 --> 2497.84] Most of the machines that I have...
[2497.84 --> 2499.52] Of course, I just get randomly signed out.
[2499.62 --> 2500.52] This happens every show.
[2500.58 --> 2501.46] I have no idea why.
[2501.46 --> 2505.62] On most machines that I have, it's Chrome.
[2506.22 --> 2507.06] But there's...
[2507.06 --> 2511.24] I've definitely heard reports from people that they, like, can't use Chrome because it just crashes all the time.
[2511.32 --> 2513.58] Which I've basically never seen or heard of that.
[2514.00 --> 2516.76] But they use Quantum and it runs perfectly fine all the time.
[2517.10 --> 2519.86] On both my main machines, Quantum just crashed.
[2520.46 --> 2523.16] And, like, full system lock because of Quantum constantly.
[2523.92 --> 2524.46] So...
[2525.18 --> 2526.06] I don't know.
[2526.54 --> 2527.28] I'm not sure.
[2527.80 --> 2529.72] I would love to use Firefox again.
[2529.72 --> 2536.22] But when it, like, significantly negatively impacts my work productivity, then I just...
[2536.22 --> 2536.64] I can't.
[2537.64 --> 2538.36] All right.
[2538.76 --> 2541.76] There's some confusion around NVIDIA's codenames.
[2541.84 --> 2543.72] The original article is from...
[2544.56 --> 2544.72] Um...
[2545.72 --> 2546.90] Digital Trends, apparently.
[2548.22 --> 2554.48] NVIDIA may reveal dedicated Turing cryptocurrency mining cards in March?
[2554.60 --> 2555.06] What?
[2555.56 --> 2558.12] I find that very hard to believe.
[2559.72 --> 2560.22] Um...
[2560.22 --> 2561.98] And this is even...
[2561.98 --> 2571.00] This is a little confusing given rumors about Ampere, which is supposedly locked and loaded and ready to replace NVIDIA's current gaming-based cards on the Pascal architecture.
[2571.00 --> 2575.80] So, right now, it's pretty unclear what the crap is going on over there.
[2575.92 --> 2578.50] And they're pretty good about keeping these things private.
[2579.50 --> 2580.02] Um...
[2580.02 --> 2581.66] So, yeah.
[2582.06 --> 2586.38] I think everyone's initial thought was that Volta was going to come to everything.
[2586.74 --> 2589.50] But this may be the generation that NVIDIA not only...
[2589.50 --> 2596.42] So, it was only recently even that they started doing a different die, even, for the data center parts.
[2596.84 --> 2603.32] But this may be the generation where we get a completely different architecture for the data center parts.
[2604.68 --> 2605.64] Very interesting.
[2605.64 --> 2608.28] This is pretty huge.
[2609.52 --> 2613.08] Waymo gets okay for first driverless ride-hailing service.
[2613.70 --> 2614.02] Wow.
[2614.02 --> 2626.20] So, Alphabet's Waymo, so that Google parent company, got a permit in late January from the Arizona Department of Transportation to operate as a transportation network company.
[2626.94 --> 2627.66] Wow.
[2627.66 --> 2640.04] This allows Waymo's fleet of driverless Chrysler Pacifica minivans to pick up and drop off paying riders in Arizona through a smartphone app or website that will compete with Uber and Lyft.
[2640.04 --> 2646.64] And, so, Google, Alphabet, that group kind of is directly competing with Uber and Lyft now.
[2647.40 --> 2647.88] Wow.
[2648.12 --> 2651.24] The service will initially have thousands of cars.