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[3139.42 --> 3142.26] And then you like play the boss for a while and he's like, yo, give me a shot.
[3142.46 --> 3144.02] You just like pass the control over and he gets to like try it.
[3144.02 --> 3145.70] What about a new form of smurfing?
[3146.40 --> 3147.00] You're like, yeah, man.
[3147.00 --> 3148.36] Just one B one me.
[3148.36 --> 3150.22] And then there's like someone spectating.
[3150.32 --> 3152.80] You're like, send it across.
[3153.26 --> 3154.08] There it is.
[3154.26 --> 3154.84] Are we live?
[3154.88 --> 3155.42] There's the thumbnail.
[3155.42 --> 3156.00] We are live.
[3157.14 --> 3158.88] Uh, that's the end of the show.
[3159.00 --> 3160.02] We're going to stop now.
[3160.42 --> 3161.22] You're behind the mic.
[3161.74 --> 3163.70] Oh, it's technically not.
[3163.74 --> 3166.30] If you don't want it to be, we went live a little late.
[3167.00 --> 3167.58] Oh, okay.
[3167.64 --> 3168.66] Can I come in and do a topic?
[3169.04 --> 3169.24] Yeah.
[3169.30 --> 3169.74] All right.
[3169.86 --> 3170.30] I'll go home.
[3170.96 --> 3172.02] You can't take these though.
[3173.24 --> 3174.68] Thank you for keeping my seat warm.
[3175.40 --> 3177.66] Ah, oh, that is a warm seat.
[3177.66 --> 3180.52] You could say it's a warm ass seat.
[3180.76 --> 3181.20] Oh my.
[3181.50 --> 3183.24] Because it's an ass seat.
[3183.44 --> 3184.46] So do I get one of these shirts?
[3185.22 --> 3186.48] Yeah, you can have one if you want.
[3186.56 --> 3186.88] Nice.
[3187.04 --> 3187.76] I'm actually pretty excited.
[3187.78 --> 3188.72] I designed it myself.
[3188.96 --> 3189.78] Yeah, I saw that.
[3190.46 --> 3193.00] The writing is like precisely messy.
[3193.40 --> 3194.56] It's like perfectly messy.
[3194.64 --> 3194.96] It's good.
[3194.96 --> 3195.30] Thank you.
[3195.38 --> 3195.72] I like this.
[3195.72 --> 3196.20] Thank you.
[3196.40 --> 3197.28] I like the show too.
[3197.36 --> 3200.64] I wanted to say when I first saw this in person, Riley even asked me about it.
[3200.66 --> 3201.64] He's like, so what do you think of the set?
[3201.66 --> 3204.14] I was like, ah, but it looks really good on camera.
[3204.48 --> 3204.78] Cool.
[3204.92 --> 3205.16] Good.
[3205.28 --> 3206.80] Did, oh, did Riley jump on the show at all?
[3206.96 --> 3207.14] No.
[3207.14 --> 3211.70] Oh, I kind of thought he was going to come in and sort of talk about working here and
[3211.70 --> 3211.92] stuff.
[3212.08 --> 3212.54] He may have been.
[3212.58 --> 3214.10] He can take me out if he wants.
[3214.68 --> 3216.74] No, he can't because he carpools with James.
[3216.90 --> 3217.28] Okay.
[3217.48 --> 3217.78] Oh.
[3218.42 --> 3219.20] Oh, okay.
[3219.42 --> 3220.32] James is his ride.
[3220.54 --> 3221.20] Well then, okay.
[3221.24 --> 3222.42] Bye, James and Riley.
[3222.60 --> 3222.86] Bye.
[3224.60 --> 3226.62] Do we have any cool topics to talk about?
[3226.62 --> 3230.28] We tried to leave some for you and then you didn't show up.
[3230.44 --> 3231.80] I was busy.
[3231.94 --> 3234.88] I was busy running a laptop at five gigahertz.
[3235.48 --> 3235.82] Oh.
[3236.98 --> 3237.38] Okay.
[3237.58 --> 3239.30] Is it ridiculous or is it reasonable?
[3239.98 --> 3241.64] Oh, it's not reasonable.
[3241.98 --> 3242.12] Okay.
[3242.72 --> 3244.08] Do you want any spoilers?
[3244.48 --> 3245.62] Is it the too big?
[3245.62 --> 3247.84] It is.
[3247.96 --> 3250.06] It involves server fans.
[3250.06 --> 3254.56] Oh, no.
[3255.50 --> 3255.94] Okay.
[3256.02 --> 3258.44] You got to do a follow-up video where you go and use it in public.
[3260.08 --> 3261.74] And just see how people react.
[3261.80 --> 3266.30] It involves an external variable voltage power supply that's about this big.
[3266.42 --> 3266.76] Totally.
[3267.12 --> 3268.26] You should still do it.
[3268.52 --> 3270.22] It's louder than a hairdryer.
[3270.40 --> 3270.80] Totally.
[3271.46 --> 3273.30] I would love to.
[3273.38 --> 3274.62] I would watch that video.
[3274.70 --> 3275.18] Oh, man.
[3275.24 --> 3276.16] You got to name it.
[3277.14 --> 3281.78] And then like bring it back by like using the blah in public.
[3281.98 --> 3282.66] It's terrible.
[3283.66 --> 3285.36] Anyways, we haven't talked about.
[3285.44 --> 3287.56] Have we talked about renting out your graphics card for mining?
[3287.56 --> 3288.18] We left that.
[3288.30 --> 3289.02] Let's do that.
[3289.08 --> 3289.26] Okay.
[3289.36 --> 3294.24] So the original article here is from Tech Radar and it was posted by apparently no one on the forum.
[3294.34 --> 3295.64] James is apparently on it.
[3295.64 --> 3296.80] Morgan MLG man.
[3297.06 --> 3308.16] A German company has announced Games from Space, which borrows your GPU for cryptocurrency mining purposes and then gives you free PC games in return.
[3308.82 --> 3314.80] So you pick any game you want, watch a progress bar slowly tick up as your GPU is used for the company's mining efforts.
[3316.00 --> 3320.02] The faster your graphics card, the quicker the process towards getting a new game.
[3320.60 --> 3323.82] So here's a really important thing to point out.
[3325.64 --> 3329.82] Games that you pay for on your electricity bill are not free.