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• Discussion of potential simulcasting with Floatplane |
• Proposal for Linus Media Group to host its own chat platform, similar to Twitch Prime, but with a paid membership model through Floatplane |
• The speaker discusses a new internet connection with ITel, which will provide 10 gigabit per second wavelength to Vanix |
• The cost of this connection is 30% more than their previous one-gig switched fiber connection, but the speaker finds it not too bad |
• They mention that the company they're dealing with has acquired another company and rewritten its software to make it multi-threaded, resulting in better products and services |
• The speaker also discusses upcoming topics on the channel, including RTX and 9th gen Intel chips, as well as a sale on 10 series GTX cards |
• They jokingly discuss a potential fight between themselves and Austin (of Linus Tech Tips) and Logan Paul and KSI's upcoming boxing match |
• Discussion of a hypothetical fight between two individuals, with one person jokingly suggesting it wouldn't be interesting if they were friends |
• The importance of gloves and protective gear in fighting |
• A sponsored video about data recovery company Deep Spar |
• Conversation about bare-knuckle MMA fighting and the consequences of such injuries |
• Personal anecdote about the speaker's experiences playing rugby and injuring their left hip |
• Discussion of Intel ninth gen chips, including rumors about prices and features |
• Analysis of the potential accuracy of chip pricing rumors |
• Intel Core i7 and i9 CPU models and their differences |
• Confusion over Core i3, i5, and i7 branding and its implications |
• Optane technology and its benefits |
• Potential for a video about sharding and server configs using Optane drives |
• Nvidia's new D-Force RTX cards and their limited availability |
• Nvidia's hubris and potential downfall due to overpromising performance |
• Ray tracing capabilities, but no significant performance increase expected |
• Lighting and reflections are key features of ray tracing, but may not be as impactful in gameplay as other visual issues |
• Concerns about overemphasis on new features leading to poor game optimization and performance |
• Nvidia's shift from gaming GPUs to professional-focused technology and potential trickle-down to gaming |
• Ray tracing technology and its limitations on current hardware |
• Performance of new graphics cards (e.g. 2000 series) and their capabilities |
• Cost-effectiveness of upgrading to newer graphics cards for gamers with modern cards |
• Importance of waiting for performance benchmarks before making purchasing decisions |
• Independent media's lack of information about new graphics cards due to NVIDIA's control over messaging |
• The host discusses a polarized monitor |
• Advertisements for Madrina's Coffee and Savage Jerky are mentioned, including promotions and discounts |
• A discussion about the host trying a new hot sauce from Savage Jerky, which results in the host spilling it on their laptop |
• Talk of tech news topics, including Steam compatibility tool and electric cars, but then shifted to discussing an electric car brand called Kalashnikov (note: this is likely a mispronunciation or confusion with the name "Kamaz" or another company) |
• Kalashnikov, a Russian weapons manufacturer, has unveiled an electric and hybrid car fleet |
• The company claims their electric vehicle, CV1, can rival Tesla's capabilities |
• The CV1 is based on the East German Trabant design, known for its retro aesthetic |
• Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly complex, with many companies entering the market |
• Steam has released a new version of Steam Play, allowing Linux users to play Windows games without emulation |
• Proton's beta release improves performance for multi-threaded games |
• Supported games include Bejeweled 2 Deluxe, Doom, and Fallout Shelter |
• Users can try playing non-white listed games using an override switch in the Steam client |
• Proton contains a custom version of Wine as well as additional libraries |
• Valve is open-sourcing Proton and making it available on GitHub |
[0.00 --> 4.62] keeping the twitch chat primed it is WAN show time and we have a great show for you guys today |
[4.62 --> 7.92] did you roast me at all because that's usually what i do with you when you're when you're late |
[7.92 --> 13.84] no i'm a nice person actually instead i was talking about how exciting it is that this |
[13.84 --> 24.26] is the last WAN show that will be exclusive to twitch tv i saw that coming yes yeah so uh i |
[24.26 --> 30.52] don't know if you saw but we streamed on the youtube channel today we had 25 000 concurrence |
[30.52 --> 37.74] i was there when you hit it watching me talk about iommu groups and virtualization imagine if |
[37.74 --> 44.58] we were doing something that people cared about imagine yeah this is my imagination face well one |
[44.58 --> 51.86] of the big things one of the like huge problems um and uh i can't say necessarily like what we talked |
[51.86 --> 58.02] about but when i was down at twitch a while ago we talked about like a side discussion of discoverability |
[58.02 --> 64.60] and searchability and stuff on twitch is horrible yep finding what you want on twitch is actually |
[64.60 --> 71.08] terrible in the last it's gotten a little better in the last four years linus media group has like |
[71.08 --> 76.16] tripled in terms of its youtube viewership oh yeah in terms of just every aspect of the business |
[76.16 --> 80.98] pretty much has probably tripled in the last four years except twitch viewership which is half of what |
[80.98 --> 89.54] it was then yeah and it's like either and remember too i'm talking WAN show archive as well yeah |
[89.54 --> 95.20] and like when when he's talking about how it's gone like almost in the same magnitude opposite |
[95.20 --> 99.22] direction when we were hosting the WAN show when we first got in this building yeah and it was in |
[99.22 --> 106.48] what we called the library yes we were consistently hitting 10k yeah so either it's us which it doesn't |
[106.48 --> 112.22] seem to be because literally every other platform streaming or VOD is going in the complete opposite |
[112.22 --> 117.42] direction yeah or it's something about twitch and the type of content i mean we used to be the only |
[117.42 --> 123.08] non-gaming content on the site which might have made us stand out more like there weren't any podcasts |
[123.08 --> 127.88] and they used to like that we were on there they used to care because we were pretty much the only |
[127.88 --> 132.54] version of that so they would promote us yeah and on twitch to to be relevant you basically have to be |
[132.54 --> 138.34] streaming a lot every day because the discoverability is terrible but there was something else too now i |
[138.34 --> 142.88] know it's not ready yet don't freak out but oh because we're going to be simulcast streaming |
[142.88 --> 150.10] yeah we might as well stream on flow plane and wait hold on i have a cool idea i have no issue |
[150.10 --> 155.88] with i'm gonna have to check with my my fp peeps in the chat here okay but what if we absolutely |
[155.88 --> 163.42] cranked like went absolutely bat crap crazy on the bitrate i think uh i think uh line of media group's |
[163.42 --> 167.80] gonna have to pony up for that oh yeah oh yeah is that what you think no because we're we're helping |
[167.80 --> 174.66] you beta test okay yeah okay that's right but hold on a second because even if our real-time transcode |
[174.66 --> 180.78] isn't working yet because we'll be simultaneously streaming floatplane pilots so i was thinking the |
[180.78 --> 187.10] chat that we focus on is the floatplane chat so if people want to chat on wanshow basically you can |
[187.10 --> 191.06] think of it kind of like twitch prime except you just actually pay linus media group instead of |
[191.06 --> 194.96] paying twitch a bunch of money also floatplane media is going to take some of it too but that's |
[194.96 --> 200.52] fine they're cool guys i'm expecting aj to yell at me pretty soon um but but get this if people if |
[200.52 --> 207.00] people can't handle like a 30 megabit stream like something absolutely nuts like we go crazy on it |
[207.00 --> 212.12] yeah if they can't handle it they just watch the video on twitch or youtube yeah whatever and they |
[212.12 --> 216.62] just use their floatplane chat then they still get the benefit of the floatplane membership and |
[216.62 --> 221.48] we can experiment with different kinds of streaming qualities and stuff like that i don't know i've |
[221.48 --> 226.50] done i've done pretty cool right i've done a bunch of streams on floatplane the quality and the the |
[226.50 --> 230.90] delay and everything is all really good so like i'm i'm sure it would 4k stream because i haven't done |
[230.90 --> 237.98] that i have not i have not done that um okay so one one thing to bring up here a little interesting |
[237.98 --> 242.48] to bring it up yes uh live on the thing yeah we haven't done it yet yeah we haven't we haven't |
[242.48 --> 247.62] had our floatplane lunch this week actually or last not even that yeah no i know so like we've got we've |
[247.62 --> 250.96] got lots of we got lots of updates because i got something really good for you as soon as you're |
[250.96 --> 256.50] done okay so go ahead you go this isn't actually about floatplane this is um yeah well sort of if you |
[256.50 --> 262.18] wanted to yeah yeah if you wanted to stream yes so you're out of the frame or or youtube if you |
[262.18 --> 266.20] want to stream on either of those right now i think you'd be breaking the contract with twitch |
[266.20 --> 270.50] because you have a sub button yeah i know they can kick us out so you have to yeah i would just |
[270.50 --> 275.14] be aware of that that's yeah yeah that's fine i think we get like a couple hundred dollars a month |
[275.14 --> 278.62] or something like that like yeah it's not gonna matter it's it's not gonna make or break i |
[278.62 --> 284.88] part are twitch subscribers of course but yeah compared to if you support us on floatplane |
[284.88 --> 290.58] yeah it's really not that helpful so literally linus media group will make more money out of that |
[290.58 --> 296.76] and then floatplane media gets supported too which is great yeah then luke might be able to afford a |
[296.76 --> 306.26] razor yeah okay get this so rough week um you know how floatplane needs like baller network connections |
[306.26 --> 312.18] and stuff for some of the things it does yeah i might be able to give floatplane access to uh you know |
[312.18 --> 322.24] vanix vancouver internet exchange yes yeah yeah so um linus media group might be upgrading its |
[322.24 --> 329.84] connection what to a dedicated wavelength whoa direct to vanix |
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