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[3330.80 --> 3331.20] Yeah. |
[3331.92 --> 3334.58] But I think a lot of kids are going to think they are. |
[3335.52 --> 3339.24] This is totally going to be kids using their computers to screw over their parents. |
[3339.24 --> 3339.58] Yeah. |
[3339.58 --> 3342.76] Or people in dorms or whatever else. |
[3342.76 --> 3354.38] So it's, I will give Games from Space credit for being devious enough to figure out one of the biggest challenges of cryptocurrency mining. |
[3354.38 --> 3358.04] And that is power and actually cooling as well. |
[3358.04 --> 3364.02] So by distributing the computing around the globe, it's effectively kind of not their problem. |
[3364.02 --> 3374.84] And everyone who's running on their network of computers is going to be contributing such a small amount to it that it's not really going to be, like it's not going to be noticeable. |
[3376.96 --> 3377.48] Yeah. |
[3377.70 --> 3381.88] Some of the games are actually newer big name affairs like PUBG or Grand Theft Auto V. |
[3381.88 --> 3387.50] So with a GTX 1070, either of those would take you about a month of mining. |
[3388.24 --> 3389.88] You can get Dirt 3 in a day apparently. |
[3391.16 --> 3396.06] Now obviously you won't be able to mine while you are actually playing games. |
[3396.26 --> 3409.86] And from my experience with software like NiceHash, it might not necessarily cooperate that well when you launch applications that want the GPU back. |
[3409.86 --> 3414.10] Like I've, that was actually why I stopped running folding on my gaming system. |
[3414.62 --> 3421.16] Because I was running into weird issues even if folding at home was technically giving the GPU back. |
[3421.28 --> 3421.42] Yeah. |
[3421.68 --> 3421.84] Yeah. |
[3422.04 --> 3424.06] I was still not running correctly. |
[3424.20 --> 3426.00] So I would watch out for... |
[3426.00 --> 3427.32] We had the same problems at ours. |
[3427.48 --> 3430.10] I would watch out for pretty much everything about this. |
[3431.84 --> 3432.74] What else we got? |
[3433.06 --> 3433.50] Yeah. |
[3434.14 --> 3437.16] So there's, there was a few topics. |
[3437.28 --> 3437.54] Where are we? |
[3437.54 --> 3439.14] The, the, that. |
[3439.86 --> 3444.34] Qualcomm is finally making a smartwatch chip. |
[3444.42 --> 3447.42] So this was originally posted by Edward the Weeb on the forum. |
[3447.94 --> 3453.84] Hey, James didn't tell you you're not getting a ride and that you can't come and say hi. |
[3454.86 --> 3455.34] Okay. |
[3455.38 --> 3457.52] Well, let's just burn through this really quickly. |
[3457.52 --> 3459.92] And then you guys can ask Riley some questions in Twitch chat. |
[3460.46 --> 3461.26] Does that sound pretty good? |
[3461.44 --> 3461.66] Yeah. |
[3461.66 --> 3462.18] Okay. |
[3462.28 --> 3464.82] So Qualcomm is making a smartwatch chip. |
[3465.02 --> 3470.56] AI Wear OS watches that come out today have little option but to use Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 2100 from February 2016. |
[3471.18 --> 3474.00] Some have argued this is holding the entire Wear OS platform back. |
[3474.32 --> 3475.12] It is pretty slow. |
[3475.56 --> 3483.06] Qualcomm has announced a watch focused silicon this fall alongside a flagship device with several partners set to release Wear OS watches based on the new chips by the holidays. |
[3483.06 --> 3488.72] The third generation processors will be designed from the ground up for a no compromises smartwatch experience. |
[3490.28 --> 3491.98] So better battery life, smaller watches. |
[3492.36 --> 3494.84] Apparently designing the chips to work more effectively with always on displays. |
[3495.04 --> 3496.96] And a smartwatch is first and foremost a watch. |
[3497.04 --> 3497.84] It needs to look good. |
[3497.92 --> 3498.72] It needs to be sleek. |
[3498.90 --> 3500.40] It needs to look good when I'm looking at it. |
[3500.42 --> 3502.14] These are all just looking good. |
[3502.20 --> 3502.74] This is a quote. |
[3502.92 --> 3503.54] It has nothing to do with. |
[3503.54 --> 3504.28] Why would you say that? |
[3504.32 --> 3504.58] Yeah. |
[3504.68 --> 3505.80] It has nothing to do with the chip. |
[3505.96 --> 3506.28] All right. |
[3506.84 --> 3507.32] Thank you very much. |
[3507.32 --> 3509.28] Oh, also rumor Google preparing Pixel smartwatch. |
[3509.44 --> 3510.86] Probably related to that last one. |
[3510.86 --> 3512.76] You're talking really fast, Linus. |
[3512.82 --> 3513.22] You are. |
[3513.28 --> 3513.56] Okay. |
[3513.64 --> 3514.04] I'm sorry. |
[3514.18 --> 3515.74] Are you okay? |
[3516.94 --> 3520.48] Nine inch nails to fight ticket bots by not selling tickets online. |
[3521.66 --> 3522.02] Yeah. |
[3522.10 --> 3523.00] We already covered that one. |
[3523.00 --> 3523.42] Oh, all right. |
[3523.52 --> 3526.62] We covered that one because James thought you wouldn't want to talk about it. |
[3526.68 --> 3527.92] So this guy works here now. |
[3528.02 --> 3531.66] I didn't want to make you stop doing the actual news part. |
[3531.94 --> 3532.22] Well, no. |
[3532.28 --> 3532.60] That's okay. |
[3532.62 --> 3533.66] We have a new news show. |
[3534.12 --> 3534.72] That's true. |
[3534.96 --> 3535.20] No. |
[3535.34 --> 3536.60] But a lot of people are concerned. |
[3536.72 --> 3538.18] They're like, don't stop doing the WAN show. |
[3538.52 --> 3539.44] It's not going to stop. |
[3539.44 --> 3543.70] Someone just said Central Park, but he misspelled the misspelling. |
[3545.82 --> 3546.26] What? |
[3546.38 --> 3547.72] He did Central Prack. |
[3548.64 --> 3549.34] Which is like. |
[3549.34 --> 3549.54] Hey, man. |
[3549.70 --> 3550.60] Central Prack. |
[3551.16 --> 3552.54] It's a meme for the people. |
[3552.72 --> 3554.00] You can make it your own. |
[3554.74 --> 3556.84] You want to put an R in there at the beginning? |
[3556.96 --> 3557.48] That's fine. |
[3558.64 --> 3559.88] Central Repack. |
[3563.10 --> 3564.00] It's Riley. |
[3564.00 --> 3565.22] Yeah. |
[3566.22 --> 3567.06] This is a. |
[3567.26 --> 3569.16] I'm having a hard time with this mic in the middle. |
[3569.24 --> 3569.32] Yeah. |
[3569.38 --> 3569.72] You know what? |
[3569.76 --> 3570.38] Why don't you. |
[3570.50 --> 3571.26] No, no, no, no. |
[3571.26 --> 3571.80] No, no, no. |
[3571.80 --> 3572.12] Please. |
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