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• This early video is surprisingly still available and has not been found by anyone else. |
• They previously created guides on how to get 100% sync in Assassin's Creed levels but no one cared. |
• The speaker recently developed and started selling high-end KVMs that address issues with USB functionality for devices like RGB keyboards. |
• KVMs have been selling well, but Macs are problematic |
• Some Mac Pros don't follow the DisplayPort spec and require a Thunderbolt dock for proper display connection |
• The designer is working on resolving this issue with Macs |
• KVMs lack a repeater, leading to signal loss over longer cables |
• This is not in compliance with DisplayPort specs, which allow for up to 8 meters of unamplified cable |
• Some Mac Pros have a D300 chipset that includes a repeater, but it can be bypassed by soldering a dongle directly onto the chip |
• The conversation then diverges into unrelated topics about USB 3 and case design |
• Plans to be present at some location the next day |
• Discussion of unknown or unseen objects/persons |
• Reference to a previous event or conversation |
• Mention of specific brands/products (Private Internet Access, LTX) |
• Complaint about manual tasks and their difficulty |
[0.00 --> 7.92] Boom! We should be live on the WAN show. I'm gonna yet again pull it up on my phone because of the |
[7.92 --> 14.04] should that I just did you get them? No. Okay you guys are gonna witness some fly hunting throughout |
[14.04 --> 17.64] the show because there's one that just will not leave us alone and I believe Lewis is gonna murder |
[17.64 --> 25.32] it before we're done. But to to introduce people here, Lewis Rossman, fighter of Apple, repairer of |
[25.32 --> 31.50] everything. What's your like channel and stuff? What various callouts? Rossman group with two S's and two N's. |
[31.50 --> 40.82] That's a good way to do that. Level one Tex, Wendell. How's it going? Linux master man. Oh! Don't hit me now. |
[40.82 --> 50.28] Where'd it go? This will be a recurring theme. It's a big one too. Oh it's it's it's been feeding for a while. |
[50.28 --> 56.46] It would be an honor to be assaulted by Lewis Rossman. |
[56.46 --> 61.08] Yeah he'll repair it afterwards. I am also down to be a target. Just go for gold. |
[61.08 --> 66.46] Yeah. Let's go! Right on the face! |
[66.46 --> 71.46] I love how you're like I'll take it and then it goes okay here we go. |
[71.46 --> 76.10] We're right here yeah. Okay yeah uh channel level one Tex any other callouts you want to do. |
[76.10 --> 80.90] How's it going? Yeah there we go Wendell. Jay's two cents. You guys probably know Jay. |
[80.90 --> 87.22] Jay's two cents everywhere. Yeah. With a Z. It's not Jay Z on Twitter. No. But if you're gonna tag me |
[87.22 --> 92.64] tag Beyonce too. Yeah might as well include it. And this Wendell show will probably not be super |
[92.64 --> 97.74] standard. We have some news topics. I don't know what almost any of them are. We know that the uh there's |
[97.74 --> 104.78] some updates to the MacBook Pro. Uh Chrome is using more RAM. Wow that's surprising. And some other |
[104.78 --> 108.06] stuff. But I doubt we'll get to a ton of it because we'll probably go into crazy tangents |
[108.06 --> 112.54] and we might kill a fly. I'm gonna roll the intro and we'll be back in a second. |
[127.74 --> 146.78] So if you're watching this you're probably either going or not. Um private internet access, VPN, and |
[146.78 --> 152.46] Savage Jerky are the sponsors for this show. I'm gonna try to reset this and then go back to Maine. |
[152.46 --> 159.50] So new MacBook Pro is coming out. Um they have replaced the keyboard. Uh but as we were talking |
[159.50 --> 166.54] before the show. It's not gonna fail anymore? Wrong! You're not typing wrong? It is a third generation |
[166.54 --> 172.62] butterfly keyboard. However this design was was not intended to solve the recently highlighted |
[172.62 --> 178.78] butterfly keyboard issues. That's a direct quote from Apple isn't it? I believe so. It's not in quotes |
[178.78 --> 183.58] here but I believe so. Well not well I mean there was no problem with begin with right? You just type |
[183.58 --> 190.30] it too hard. So what what was the actual I generally stay away from from those but what was the actual |
[190.30 --> 195.26] problem? Well people would say that the key is either not working or it'll type 20 times and you press it |
[195.26 --> 200.94] once. And usually people would show up and say I didn't get any water on it. It just happened that I'd open |
[200.94 --> 205.66] it and it would be yellow and brown and ugly. But some of these look like they're just new out of the box and |
[205.66 --> 210.46] the keys just don't work on them. And then it started to be something where once a day somebody would show |
[210.46 --> 214.78] up. Then five people a day would show up. Then when we had like 20 to 40 people showing up a day with the |
[214.78 --> 219.74] same problem and calling and uh emailing about it I realized this is gonna be a thing. Yeah yeah. |
[221.18 --> 226.46] That's the super shallow flat real thin key. Yeah it's the thin key that goes like every time you type |
[226.46 --> 230.54] it that really obnoxious annoying one. It's not like a nice mechanical keyboard noise. It's a mechanical |
[230.54 --> 235.90] keyboard noise without any of the mechanic part. Yeah. There's no bass to it. It's just good. |
[235.90 --> 240.54] Yeah they just have like this. I was not a fan of that keyboard at all. Like I couldn't type on it. |
[241.34 --> 245.98] Yeah. The throw is just so short. But basically what I'm hearing here is we got a new keyboard but |
[246.78 --> 251.90] it could potentially have all the same problems as the other ones. Well yeah they they specifically didn't |
[251.90 --> 256.38] even roll this keyboard out to fix the problem. So I assume I assume there will be the same. Because it was never a |
[256.38 --> 262.78] problem. Right I gotta I gotta put the Apple hat back on. Do you have a sense that if it it's more |
[262.78 --> 267.98] than like a year old it's exponentially more likely to fail unnaturally or is it is it age related at |
[267.98 --> 271.90] all? I don't know I think it's even age related because some people showing up with this have had |
[271.90 --> 275.10] it for six or eight months and they'll show up and ask if we can fix it because they don't want to |
[275.10 --> 281.82] wait a week or two for the Apple store to do it. Weird. Not good. Well just like iPhone 4 just don't hold it |
[281.82 --> 288.70] that way. Yeah. It's just this really weird level of utopianism where I think like if it honestly |
[288.70 --> 294.22] reminds me what my history teacher used to talk about with Russia and the Soviet Union where somebody |
[294.22 --> 298.30] would be we call the counter-revolutionary because they did something wrong and they would that guy |
[298.30 --> 301.58] would get thrown in prison and then the guy that was throwing him in prison would wind up getting |
[301.58 --> 306.14] thrown in prison by somebody else. Like somebody will say my machine is getting really hot and I get |
[306.14 --> 310.22] lines on the screen and they'll say why didn't you get Apple care if you had Apple care then it would have |
[310.22 --> 316.30] been covered. And then the guy that says that winds up one day out of Apple care with a machine |
[316.30 --> 320.14] where like it'll just start randomly crashing and he's like oh my god maybe that other person was |
[320.14 --> 323.90] right. But then he'll post in the forum and they'll go why didn't you get well they've released the |
[323.90 --> 328.70] replacement program for it why didn't you get it. And one of the funny things was the 2010 MacBook where |
[328.70 --> 332.94] they it had a crashing problem because they used the wrong capacitor they released the replacement |
[332.94 --> 337.50] program in 2013 that only covered the machine three years from the date of purchase and the machine |
[337.50 --> 343.02] was manufactured in 2010. So like if you were sitting there going F5, F5, F5, F5 on their warranty page |
[343.02 --> 348.14] maybe you would be able to get it. But if you believe that Apple products are this great because |
[348.14 --> 353.66] in some ways they are you know they're easy to use they use PCI Express SSDs in like 2013. They had |
[353.66 --> 358.22] really great screens they don't crash as often if you're comparing its older windows and something goes |
[358.22 --> 363.10] wrong you really don't want to believe that the product is bad. Yeah. So you either have to admit that they |
[363.10 --> 367.66] have faults or you have to deny your own experience and what drives me nuts is when people will actually |
[367.66 --> 372.70] believe I'm typing on it wrong. I'm holding it wrong. I'm encoding video on it wrong. And that's |
[372.70 --> 377.18] what drives me nuts. It's not that the product itself is terrible. It's that when something goes |
[377.18 --> 381.18] wrong with it people will just treat themselves as if they did something wrong rather than if the |
[381.18 --> 385.26] company did something wrong. Because they truly believe the product is fail proof. Yeah it's like you |
[385.26 --> 388.94] know it's not like other companies don't have faults too it's just if somebody buys an HP |
[388.94 --> 393.82] and that happens they will yell at HP. But if something happens with an Apple product and it's |
[393.82 --> 399.02] the same fault they'll just believe that they did something wrong and it drives me up a wall. |
[399.02 --> 407.02] Yeah and it's a frustrating experience too because like I've generally liked Apple's ecosystem because |
[407.02 --> 413.02] I will send certain people there. Like for instance my mom I tried to get her to get an iPhone then she |
[413.02 --> 416.78] got used to Android so there's no point trying to flip that over again. But I tried to get her to get an |
[416.78 --> 421.10] iPhone because like you said they're they're quite easy to use they're usually fairly intuitive all |
[421.10 --> 426.06] that kind of stuff. But then when you start having these problems it's like okay you're spending with |
[426.06 --> 431.66] this new MacBook up to like seven thousand dollars if you want to get the crazy max tier. Oh they get |
[431.66 --> 438.94] pretty expensive. What? You can get six cores, 32 gigs of RAM, like four terabyte SSD so you can get the |
[438.94 --> 444.22] specs ridiculously high which is I guess part of the factor because anytime you tear up anything in |
[444.22 --> 447.66] Apple's customizer it's really expensive. And there's some things that they do well you know |
[447.66 --> 451.26] like if David Bowie was coming back to life for 20 minutes and I had one chance to record you've |
[451.26 --> 456.38] been around again I would want to do it on a Mac not Windows 10. Right. It's just I don't want to |
[456.38 --> 461.10] deal with all these other problems. Windows 10 might try to you know like update in the middle. Yeah yeah |
[461.10 --> 468.46] some nonsense like that. Man okay so for LTX which is tomorrow uh we have we have two guests here from the |
[468.46 --> 472.06] forum two guys that I've never met before which I think is actually really cool that they're coming I haven't |
[472.06 --> 477.58] seen them yet uh but two admins on the forum and one of them came over here with his business laptop |
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