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• The discussion touches on YouTube's introduction of paid subscriptions and merchandise, but does not delve into details. |
• Linus mentions a conversation from last show regarding Amazon's tech aspect, debating whether every company is a tech company by default. |
• He also shares an anecdote about meeting Ryan Seacrest for a sponsored event and notes the costs associated with private jets. |
• Discussion of the challenges of being a celebrity and dealing with constant requests for selfies and interactions |
• Sharing personal anecdotes about being approached by famous people, including Wayne Gretzky in an elevator |
• Reflection on the difficulties of navigating situations where one is both eager to be polite but also wants to maintain personal space |
• Mention of a market player at PAX West who was recognized as someone "who knows" them, leading to hesitation in approaching for a photo op |
• Commentary on the importance of timing and consideration when interacting with others, especially if they are tired or in a situation where attention is not desired |
• A person lost their cat and put up flyers in their neighborhood. |
• The cat was later found in someone else's yard, but it wasn't the missing cat. |
• YouTube's new features: channel memberships and merchandise sales through Teespring. |
• Channel memberships allow viewers to pay $4.99/month for exclusive content and perks. |
• Merchandise stores will be available directly on YouTube, with a 70-30 revenue split between creators and YouTube. |
• The person thinks this is a good move by Google/YouTube to incentivize creators. |
• The time commitment required for watching Twitch streams versus YouTube videos |
• IGTV's vertical video format and potential impact on content creation |
• Instagram's plans to allow up to an hour-long vertical videos |
• Potential increase in behind-the-scenes and selfie-style content on Instagram due to IGTV |
• Monetization strategies for creators on platforms like Facebook and Instagram |
• Discussion of vertical video vs horizontal video |
• Reference to wife's use of phone in portrait mode for comfort |
• Criticism of wife's behavior and comparison to using a flip phone |
• Mention of Netflix content being watched on TV in a window |
• Complaint about Windows 7 start menu logo burning into an OLED TV |
• The speaker is frustrated with a video recording issue, where the video is not full screen. |
• The speaker notices that their kids are watching explicit content on the computer. |
• The speaker recommends Spectrum glasses as a solution to reduce eye strain from blue light emitted by computers. |
• The speaker discusses the features and benefits of Spectrum glasses, including affordability, durability, and low color distortion. |
• The speaker announces a promotion for 20% off Spectrum glasses in June. |
• The video transitions to an unrelated sponsor spot for FreshBooks, a cloud accounting software. |
• FreshBooks feature to track when clients view invoices |
• Madrina's coffee sponsorship and discount offer (60% off with code Linus) |
• Craphead War game development status: being edited, rough cut first episode available, 4-episode series |
• Upcoming no internet challenge in the game |
• Titanfall 2 single-player experience mentioned |
• Samsung launches an 8TB NVMe solid-state drive in NF1 form factor |
• Discussion on data-focused analytics and virtualization requirements for the NF1 SSD |
• Form factor of NF1, measuring 11cm x 3.05cm and featuring 16 pieces of 512GB NAND |
• Storage density comparison to M.2 and potential future Samsung products with 512GB VNAND cells |
• Discussion on storage capacity in 2U rack servers |
• Mention of a "Storinator" server size |
• Discussion of a high-capacity SSD storage device |
• Cost and value of the device |
• Technical specifications, including NVMe 1.3 protocol and PCI 4.0 support |
• Discussion of warranty and durability |
• Mention of Looney from the forum and his interest in the device |
• Switch to discussion of Bethesda suing Warner Bros over Westworld mobile game |
• Copyright infringement allegations and potential contract breach |
• Implications of significant financial investment in game development contracts |
• Confusion and frustration with Luke's screen freezing |
• Comparison between Fallout Shelter and Westworld game mechanics and art style |
• Discovery of a bug present in both games |
• Allegations by Bethesda that Behavior Studios used copyrighted code from Fallout Shelter for Westworld |
• Discussion on intellectual property laws and contract breach by Behavior Studios |
• Comparison to other Battle Royale games, such as PUBG and Fortnite |
• Intel's CEO has resigned after a consensual relationship with an employee |
• The relationship violated company policy, which prohibits managers from having relationships with employees who report to them directly or indirectly |
• The CEO will be replaced by the Chief Financial Officer as interim CEO |
• The former CEO earned $21 million in total compensation last year and had his transportation and residential security paid for by the company |
• Intel stock rose 120% during his tenure as CEO |
• The speaker discusses the high compensation packages of executives, comparing them to slavery and questioning their morality. |
• Broadcom's CEO made $100 million last year, prompting questions about what one would do with such wealth. |
• A past corporate scandal involving Toys R Us is mentioned, where executives received large payoffs while employees were left with nothing. |
[0.00 --> 5.30] Did they turn the lights up again? |
[6.36 --> 7.28] Because I am super pale. |
[7.28 --> 10.24] I think so, because there's a huge hotspot over here, and you're really pale. |
[10.28 --> 11.10] I think they did. |
[11.24 --> 13.42] You look more pale than me, which I really don't think is true. |
[13.48 --> 14.80] I think they actually did it. |
[15.32 --> 16.34] Ah, that's okay. |
[16.48 --> 17.06] You know what? |
[17.74 --> 22.56] Luke and I have been talking before the show, and the WAN show is crap. |
[22.72 --> 26.20] Everything about it is crap right now, and we just need to completely reinvent it. |
[26.20 --> 30.18] We need a computer that doesn't reboot when I accidentally bump it with my knee. |
[31.18 --> 36.06] It hasn't rebooted in a while, and then Linus finally comes back to WAN show, and it's like, |
[36.18 --> 37.14] bonk out immediately. |
[37.34 --> 38.02] You know what I did, though? |
[38.48 --> 43.22] So it used to reboot every time you, like, jostled it a little bit, and then what I did |
[43.22 --> 45.38] was I took it, and I went like this. |
[46.98 --> 48.64] It gave it a little bit of resiliency? |
[48.64 --> 53.64] And then while it was off, and I turned it back on, and then it was actually fine until |
[53.64 --> 55.90] until we moved over here. |
[56.36 --> 58.52] Ah, so it needs another shakeup. |
[58.56 --> 63.20] So it just needs a little, like, cut it out, you piece of garbage! |
[64.48 --> 66.20] Computer professionals, ladies and gentlemen. |
[66.26 --> 66.50] Yeah. |
[67.06 --> 71.02] So it needs a little bit of that, and then this wall sucks. |
[71.20 --> 72.04] Our lights suck. |
[72.14 --> 72.26] Yeah. |
[72.38 --> 73.56] Our camera sucks. |
[73.66 --> 73.80] Yeah. |
[73.86 --> 74.66] Like, look at that light. |
[74.72 --> 75.12] It's pink. |
[75.92 --> 76.16] Yeah. |
[76.66 --> 77.68] It's actually pink. |
[78.04 --> 78.24] Yeah. |
[78.24 --> 82.10] And then that one's a little green, and then this one is actually a pretty decent light. |
[82.16 --> 82.52] It's a hive. |
[82.62 --> 83.24] It's a pretty nice light. |
[83.24 --> 83.48] Yeah. |
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