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[3081.20 --> 3082.76] Oh, website. |
[3082.76 --> 3083.24] I don't need to. |
[3084.30 --> 3086.26] All right. |
[3087.06 --> 3087.36] Please. |
[3087.36 --> 3091.58] Man, when we don't have like big technical streams. |
[3091.64 --> 3091.72] Yeah. |
[3092.10 --> 3092.66] When we. |
[3092.66 --> 3122.64] Thank you. |
• Discussing preparation for a live show and its start |
• Mentioning Jordan Peterson and his possible fame |
• Introducing topics to be discussed: new Google Glasses and EVGA's decision to ditch CDs |
• Discussing a mop vs broom used in previous episode |
• News about a dozen employees quitting Google in protest of a military project |
• Brief mention of YouTube Red and its omission from the live show |
• Conversation about liking/disliking when hosts talk over intro music on WAN show |
• Hiring process discussion, including skill testing quizzes and potential deal-breakers (e.g. not liking Matrix sequels) |
• Discussion about The Matrix Reloaded and Revolutions, with opinions on their quality |
• Conversation about cinematography, photography, and CGI in movies |
• Discussion about AI and its limitations in creating realistic digital environments |
• Criticism of the Lord of the Rings movie series for poor CGI and outdated graphics |
• Comparison with Harry Potter movies, which were made on lower budgets and had more immersive effects |
• Proposal to re-release the Harry Potter movies with updated graphics and CGI |
• Discussion about Agent Smith from The Matrix, its impact on the movie, and how some people dislike it due to being overpowered |
• Criticism of the first Matrix movie for poor acting and cheesy effects |
• The speaker discusses a reported new Google Glass that will be an AR headset |
• The original Google Glass was criticized for its design and functionality |
• The new device is expected to be self-contained, untethered, and use Qualcomm chips like HoloLens |
• It will have cameras, microphones, and possibly AI capabilities from Google |
• A comparison is made with Apple's rumored Project Titan glasses, which may be tethered to an iPhone |
• The speaker discusses the potential benefits of a standalone AR device without needing a phone |
• They also discuss the challenges and limitations of augmented reality technology |
• Viewers are asked to suggest one feature that would make them willing to spend $500 on AR glasses. |
• The speaker has difficulty recalling interactions with people they've met at events due to the large number of attendees. |
• The conversation shifts to discussing the potential features of a new device, possibly related to Google's goals for augmented reality. |
• Some suggested features include: |
+ Complete replacement of smartphone and smartwatch input |
+ Google Maps with AR navigation |
+ Dash cam feature for recording moments in life |
+ Relationship status or virtual Tinder-like functionality |
+ Pornographic content |
+ Virtual object manipulation and collaboration tools |
+ Commercial applications, such as accessing vehicle information at car dealerships |
• The speaker speculates on the potential uses of the device, emphasizing its potential value in professional settings. |
• Difficulty with Google's AR technology and its inaccuracy |
• Frustration with search results not showing relevant options (e.g., nearby restaurants) |
• Discussion of a personal experience with Google's failure to provide accurate information about locations |
• Ad for Madrina's Coffee, offering 50% off orders with code Linus and a free six pack for the first 50 users |
• Mention of Private Internet Access VPN service and its features |
• Discussion about the benefits of using private internet access |
• Promotion of LTX Expo, a meetup and interactive tech event in Richmond, Canada on July 14th |
• Description of Case Toss 2.0 at LTX Expo, including safety measures |
• Details about tickets and sponsorship for LTX Expo |
• Mention of celebrity guests at LTX Expo, including Jay and possible other celebrities |
• Discussion about Barack Obama attending or not attending LTX Expo |
• Joking about the plural form of the name "Linus" |
• Mention of EVGA ditching CDs for USB sticks due to cost considerations |
• EVGA providing 8GB USB drives with some motherboards |
• Discussion on the cost-effectiveness of NAND flash storage |
• Incorrect assumptions about Blu-ray sizes and data capacity |
• Google's involvement in Project Maven, a military project using AI for drone footage analysis |
• Employee protests against Google's collaboration with the Department of Defense |
• Debate over Google's mission statement "don't be evil" and its current relevance |
• Concerns about Google's involvement in US defense projects and potential harm to users outside of the US |
• Counterarguments citing the need for the US to keep up with other countries' technological advancements |
• Discussion of the consequences of protesting against working on such projects, including the possibility that another engineer will take over |
• Explanation of YouTube Premium (formerly YouTube Red) and its differences from Google Play Music |
• Google Play Music and YouTube Red/YouTube Premium differences |
• Replacement of YouTube Red with YouTube Premium, offering ad-free music, background listening, and downloads |
• Availability of YouTube Originals on the platform |
• Relationship between Google Play Music subscription and YouTube Music access |
• Introduction of YouTube Premium in Canada and its benefits |
• Discussion of YouTube's terms of service and potential issues with watching own ads or interacting with own content. |
• Discussion of annoying unskippable ads on YouTube and frustration with Google's inability to filter them out for logged-in users |
• End of Asus' Ares brand and return of the ROG (Republic of Gamers) brand |
• Rumors about a potential GTX 1170 graphics card, including its rumored GPU codename, size, and specifications |
• Jokes about investing in cryptocurrency-based GPUs and the frequent lack of significant upgrades from NVIDIA |
• Discussion about NVIDIA graphics cards and their performance |
• Comparison between GTX 780 Ti and GTX 980 performance |
• Analysis of upgrade paths for top-tier graphics cards, including waiting at least a half generation for an upgrade |
• Discussion of the launch timing of the 10 series and 1080 Ti |
• Speculation about pricing for the 1170, with a rumored cost of $500 |
• Reminder that NVIDIA has a history of misleading people with their pricing |
• Mention of an eSports Summit hosted by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in Lausanne, Switzerland |
• Debate over whether eSports belongs in the Olympics |
• The difference between athleticism and video games in terms of precision and control |
• Olympics featuring video games is being considered but seems unnecessary or silly to the speaker |
• Some Olympic events are deemed stupid or uninteresting (e.g. equestrian sports) |
• Potential licensing issues with companies like Blizzard owning certain games |
• Competitive video games often involve violence, making them similar to "killer games" |
• The line between video games and sports is blurred, but some argue video games don't belong in the Olympics |
• Games and sports being considered as mental activities |
• The comparison of video games to traditional sports and their level of abstraction |
• The difficulty in understanding and appreciating esports due to their abstracted nature |
• The possibility of esports creating their own Olympics-style events |
• The hosts' banter and playful conversation throughout the discussion |
[0.00 --> 5.88] Are you ready? Are you ready for the show? It's good, because we're live. |
[7.08 --> 13.94] Oh, that whole time? No, no, no, just now. I've been saying, are you ready for a while? It's not |
[13.94 --> 17.64] like an impression or anything, it's just like a... Oh, I thought you said it. You said it so |
[17.64 --> 21.34] many times that I just assumed it was something I didn't get. I thought it was like Muppets or |
[21.34 --> 24.98] something. No, no, no, no, no, no. If I was going to do Muppets, I'd probably go like, |
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