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• Google's Chinese search engine: possible linking of searches to phone numbers, reportedly building prototype system compliant with censorship requirements |
• Google may be giving Chinese government access to users' personal phone numbers through a search project in China |
• Google has not confirmed the existence of this project, despite allegations it is working with a Chinese company |
• Around 1,400 employees have signed a letter demanding more information about the project, and five have left due to concerns |
• The project would require users to sign up for an account and input their phone number, adding friction compared to existing search engines in China |
• A caller mentioned that phone numbers are tied to official government IDs in China, making this requirement significant |
• Discussion of Steam's ban on an adult game and the role of platform owners as gatekeepers to content |
• The tension between private companies acting as gatekeepers and their increasing importance as essential services |
• Steam's approach to handling adult content is to use filters, making it optional for users to see what they don't want |
• Countries may ban games regardless of Steam's policies or filtering options |
• Negligé Love Stories is the first totally uncensored adult game on Steam and has been banned in several countries |
• Darker Studios, the developers of the game, are considering a future approach where mature content would be hidden by default and users would have to opt-in to view it |
• Twitch has been blocked in China due to its increasing popularity among Chinese viewers |
• China's online regulations can be unpredictable and restrictive, with examples including rules against streaming people eating bananas or other non-pornographic erotic activities |
• Comparison of plantain and eggplant |
• Online streaming and censorship in China |
• OnePlus entering the TV market |
• TCL's entry into the TV market and potential partnership with Chinese companies |
• Loot boxes and their use in video games |
• Criticism of loot box systems, particularly regarding cosmetic items |
• The importance of character customization and cosmetic items in games |
• The role of loot boxes in limiting access to cosmetic items and creating additional challenges |
• The author's personal preference for challenge modes and self-imposed limitations in gameplay |
• The decline of systems that reward players with unlockable content through achievement or advanced play |
• The author's dissatisfaction with the current trend of monetizing cosmetic items and encouraging microtransactions |
• Discussion of what constitutes a "first world country" |
• Comparison between the US and Canada in terms of being first world countries |
• Mention of NCIX US and a leaked US database |
• Reference to Linus Tech Tips, including a joke about a collaboration |
• Discussion of smart home devices (Google Home vs. Alexa) |
• Off-topic conversation about merchandise and a shirt for sale |
[0.00 --> 7.28] Hey, so we just streamed like 20 minutes of a show. |
[7.54 --> 9.02] The best 20 minutes ever. |
[9.16 --> 10.30] It was pretty great, actually. |
[10.64 --> 14.10] It was also to the test channel and not to the live channel. |
[14.16 --> 14.72] That's not you. |
[14.80 --> 15.70] It's the opposite of you guys. |
[15.80 --> 16.02] Yeah. |
[16.42 --> 16.72] So. |
[17.12 --> 18.06] So we're back. |
[18.34 --> 19.12] Hey, how's it going? |
[19.20 --> 23.46] We got a bunch of great news this week that we definitely haven't talked about before |
[23.46 --> 26.52] already in a different previous version of the show. |
[26.52 --> 28.04] Here's something I've never read before. |
[28.04 --> 30.34] NCIX had a data breach. |
[30.70 --> 34.58] Some of the people we actually know in our lives are really affected by this. |
[34.72 --> 34.94] Yeah. |
[35.32 --> 35.68] Wow. |
[35.68 --> 36.40] Lots of people, actually. |
[36.62 --> 37.46] Even people that work here. |
[37.60 --> 43.70] Also, Amazon has new hardware, including like a microwave and a subwoofer and some weird, |
[43.80 --> 44.64] weird stuff. |
[44.96 --> 45.82] And guess what, China? |
[46.16 --> 49.88] Google's back and they want you to search for stuff using their service. |
[50.44 --> 52.70] But this time they're ready to play by the government's rules. |
[53.18 --> 54.28] What will that mean? |
[54.54 --> 55.14] News at 11. |
[55.14 --> 62.34] Also, Vulcan 1.1.85 is releasing with ray tracing and video extensions, which is good, |
[62.58 --> 66.24] even if you don't like ray tracing, because that means that maybe there will be more Vulcan |
[66.24 --> 68.86] in the world, which is good for you and your friends. |
[68.88 --> 70.04] Live long and roll the intro. |
[70.04 --> 77.04] Live long and roll the intro. |
[77.04 --> 79.04] I know. |
[79.04 --> 81.04] Give the Twitch out of them? |
[81.04 --> 82.04] Yeah, yeah. |
[82.04 --> 83.04] Oh, who is it? |
[83.04 --> 84.04] Wait, what? |
[84.04 --> 86.34] Do you have the Twitch out of them? |
[90.04 --> 90.76] Yeah, yeah. |
[93.04 --> 93.94] Oh, oh. |
[94.08 --> 94.40] Squarespace. |
[94.40 --> 94.88] Who is it? |
[95.14 --> 95.22] What? |
[95.46 --> 95.72] Cinder. |
[95.90 --> 96.22] Squarespace. |
[96.50 --> 96.82] Squarespace. |
[97.90 --> 98.46] Madrinas. |
[98.68 --> 99.68] Madrinas. |
[99.90 --> 100.34] Senergy. |
[100.44 --> 100.96] Senergy. |
[101.86 --> 103.60] I did it in reverse order from last time. |
[103.84 --> 105.24] So we've done this before. |
[106.02 --> 107.22] We've done this already. |
[107.56 --> 108.50] This is Groundhog Day. |
[109.50 --> 110.44] Oh, awesome. |
[110.52 --> 113.82] So starting from the top, again, we've got the NCX data breach. |
[114.26 --> 115.90] I think this is pretty important to talk about. |
[115.96 --> 118.88] So we're just going to do the whole thing over again. |
[118.88 --> 121.74] This was originally posted by privacyfly.com. |
[122.12 --> 125.60] It's like the, I think it's the only article on their site, but I could be totally wrong. |
[126.38 --> 130.38] But you'll see it in the description if you want to check it out, if you're watching the VOD. |
[130.98 --> 133.28] And it's quite the adventure. |
[133.64 --> 134.90] We're going to skim over a lot of it. |
[134.90 --> 139.30] But if you're even remotely interested, I would recommend checking out the original article and reading it. |
[139.40 --> 139.46] Yeah. |
[139.50 --> 148.34] Even if you're not, if it's the, if it would be the first leak or security thing for which you actually read the detailed description. |
[148.62 --> 148.84] Yeah. |
[149.04 --> 149.52] It's a treat. |
[149.72 --> 151.08] This would be the first one to do it with. |
[151.40 --> 151.52] Yeah. |
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