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[2900.52 --> 2905.16] uh they've released a beta which is probably fine of a new and improved version of steam play to all |
[2905.16 --> 2911.08] linux users it includes a modified distribution of wine called proton so wine is wine is not an |
[2911.08 --> 2916.28] emulator it's way to play windows games on steam called proton to provide compatibility with windows |
[2916.28 --> 2921.08] game titles here are some of the improvements it brings to the table windows games with no linux |
[2921.08 --> 2925.80] version currently available can now be installed and run directly from the linux steam client complete |
[2925.80 --> 2931.24] with native steamworks and open vr support wow direct x 11 and 12 implementations are now based |
[2931.24 --> 2936.68] on vulkan resulting in improved game compatibility and reduced performance impact full screen support |
[2936.68 --> 2940.92] has been improved full screen full screen games will be seamlessly stretched to the desired display |
[2940.92 --> 2945.16] without interfering with the native monitor resolution or requiring the use of a virtual desktop |
[2945.16 --> 2950.60] improved game controller support they will automatically recognize all controllers supported by steam that's |
[2950.60 --> 2955.72] very cool and expect more out-of-the-box controller compatibility than even the original version of the game |
[2955.80 --> 2960.20] performance from multi-threaded games has been greatly improved compared to vanilla wine |
[2960.76 --> 2966.28] wow good so the initial set of supported games with the beta release is the second one is the most |
[2966.28 --> 2971.88] important beat saber bejeweled 2 deluxe doki doki literature club doom doom 2 hell on earth doom vfr |
[2971.88 --> 2979.48] fallout shelter fate final fantasy 6 really oh wow i am gonna go get that and play it on linux just for lols |
[2980.20 --> 2984.60] geometry dash google earth vr into the breach magic the gathering a bunch of other magic the gathering |
[2984.60 --> 2989.08] mountain blade mountain blade with fire and sword near payday quake stalker shadow of chernobyl star |
[2989.08 --> 2993.32] wars battlefront 2 tekken 7 the last remnant tropical 4 ultimate doom warhammer 4000 dawn of |
[2993.32 --> 2999.40] war dark crusade some other warhammer thing and users are also able to try playing non-white listed |
[2999.40 --> 3004.28] games using an override switch in the steam client and apparently a ton of stuff is working going forward |
[3004.28 --> 3009.48] users can vote on their favorite games to be considered for steam play using platform wish listing |
[3009.48 --> 3016.04] and presumably they will like work on that wow very cool very very very cool proton contains a |
[3016.04 --> 3019.88] custom version of wine as well as additional libraries developed alongside it is fully open |
[3019.88 --> 3026.76] source and available right now on github this could change everything especially if they keep progressing |
[3026.76 --> 3032.04] especially if they like actually stick with it mind you valve has shown considerable resilience when it |
[3032.04 --> 3039.16] comes to decoupling themselves from microsoft and windows even if the particular projects that they've |
[3039.16 --> 3045.40] worked on have not necessarily developed much like i don't think they've done anything with um steam |
[3045.40 --> 3051.40] link since the original one yeah not that i'm aware of anyway but i think like when you look at steam |
[3051.40 --> 3059.80] link steam controller and the what was steam os steam box kind of deal that situation none of that really was |
[3059.80 --> 3067.96] enough to pull people away i guess um so maybe this will be i definitely know some people i i don't know |
[3067.96 --> 3073.48] anyone who's going to switch to linux because of this uh but i definitely know some people that were |
[3073.48 --> 3077.96] already using linux and already trying to game on linux that are super excited because of it if that makes |
[3077.96 --> 3086.84] sense what's going on this was an actual topic in the doc yeah i had no idea this was a topic yeah who |
[3086.84 --> 3095.16] should linux fight on page i thought we were just like dicking around no the biggest event in internet |
[3095.16 --> 3103.00] history i have focus pads if this becomes a thing we can train oh wow uh i know i know like the basics of |
[3103.00 --> 3109.80] boxing training now because i've started i'm not fighting austin that's no no i don't think you should |
[3109.80 --> 3118.44] fight awesome but if you do fight someone i just think austin's too nice you don't think i'm too nice |
[3118.44 --> 3125.24] wow wow wow dick you don't think i'm too nice to punch someone have you ever seen me look like i was |
[3125.24 --> 3136.28] close to punching someone no but i think you could actually yes i think i have when on the couch at my |
[3136.28 --> 3144.52] parents house what happened there scrapyard wars season four what happened in what was season four |
[3145.08 --> 3150.36] remember okay the power went out that day we had to move the entire operation for the end of season |
[3150.36 --> 3155.88] four scrapyard wars to my parents house because they still had power yeah um and then we had to film |
[3155.88 --> 3164.12] scrapyard wars and a channel superfund there and uh because of we had a room arrangement planned here |
[3164.12 --> 3169.16] and because we couldn't do it here we had to sit in the family room of my parents house while everyone |
[3169.16 --> 3173.24] else was in the garage and they had to film it on their cell phones and hangouts to us |
[3174.92 --> 3180.68] and basically everyone was like doing oh i was mad but i couldn't have punched anyone no one that was |
[3180.68 --> 3185.48] there but i think you could have punched someone i could have punched something but not someone i was |
[3185.48 --> 3191.48] mad enough to punch something but you definitely wouldn't have hit anyone that was there no no no no |
[3191.48 --> 3195.72] those are my friends i would i would never punch a friend like that it couldn't be a thing it's |
[3195.72 --> 3199.88] also like illegal but so i don't think you'd be stupid enough to just hit random people yeah but |
[3199.88 --> 3205.88] if you're in like a ring and it's measured i think you could hit something all right well on that note |
[3205.88 --> 3211.80] my battery is dead on my laptop so uh the wan show's over thanks for watching guys uh see you |
[3211.80 --> 3225.80] again next week same bad time same bat channel bye oh what the crap that wasn't what was planned |
[3228.84 --> 3234.76] data file says i imagine linus and austin fighting like mandark and dexter dexter's lab |
[3234.76 --> 3244.12] where they like kind of slap each other with their gloved hands |
• Discussion about a 10-year anniversary stream for Linus Tech Tips |
• Explanation of why Yvonne, Linus' wife, was involved in his work and business from an early stage |
• Addressing speculation about Yvonne being a gold digger due to her higher education and job prospects compared to Linus at the time they met |
• Sharing personal anecdotes about their relationship and how Yvonne helped guide Linus' career decisions |
• Mention of Yvonne's role as Linus' tutor in calculus and her later becoming a successful salesperson |
• The speaker's struggle with calculus and initial frustration with his studies |
• The importance of sales skills in various aspects of life, including business and relationships |
• The distinction between traditional salespeople and those who build genuine relationships and provide value to customers |
• The impact of the internet on the sales process, requiring a shift from extroverted selling to more nuanced communication and listening skills |
• The relevance of sales skills to non-sales roles, such as mathematics research and academia |
• Discussion of Jibo, a company that created a social robot |
• Criticism of Time magazine for featuring Jibo on their cover without properly reviewing it |
• Announcement of Jibo's shutdown and sale of its intellectual property assets |
• Review of the company's history, including its founding in 2012, funding, and decline |
• Discussion of the flaws in Jibo's design and the rise of alternative virtual assistants |
• Criticism of Jibo's AI capabilities |
• The importance of onboard computation and AI in a device like Jibo |
• Comparison to other smart speakers and their capabilities |
• Issues with Jibo's screen, specifically its use of an LCD instead of OLED display |
• Discussion of venture capital money being wasted on unworkable projects |
• Reflection on the role of criticism in contributing to Jibo's failure |
• The tension between free market capitalism and empathy for employees who lost jobs |
• Discussion of leaving a job and the impact on colleagues |
• Employee retention strategies, including maintaining strong company culture |
• Comparison of two types of rock (limestone vs granite) |
• Reference to the Titanic and the importance of knowing dates from personal experience |
• Discussion of 9/11 and its impact on the speaker's life |
• Sponsorship announcement for a product called Moss Organizer |
• A person describes their new backpack with improved comfort and features, including a stronger lining and better cable management. |
• The speaker also discusses a See Sonic power supply, which has a 12-year warranty and is fully modular, quiet, and efficient. |
• They mention that the power supply's noise output stays below 20 decibels during operation and has premium fan control. |
• The speaker also talks about their previous backpack contents, including tools and personal items. |
• A sponsor, Freshbooks, is mentioned as a simple-to-use invoicing tool with additional features such as time tracking and expense management. |
• Discussion about genetic editing technology, specifically CRISPR |
• Concerns about misuse and unintended consequences of gene editing |
• Comparison with cybernetic upgrades (e.g. cochlear implants) |
• Ethical considerations for altering human genes, especially in infants |
• Potential risks and challenges associated with gene editing |
• Uncertainty about the long-term effects of genetic editing on humanity |
• Hearing loss and identity, particularly in relation to community membership |
• Starbucks' plan to block porn on public Wi-Fi starting next year |
• YouTube's decision to remove paywall from their original series |
• A petition against Starbucks for being late to implement adult content filters |
• The speaker expresses dissatisfaction with the direction of a new Vsauce format, feeling it has lost its original character |
• The reason for this is attributed to changes in Michael's presentation style and added production elements (e.g. epic sweeps, booms) |
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