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[1666.12 --> 1671.78] that i've been eating this like every time i deserve nothing so no you had the huge piece and like
[1671.78 --> 1677.26] oh that's true that like that was painful yeah so savage jerky is made with the best ingredients
[1677.26 --> 1681.58] without nitrates or preservatives the goal was to create a snack that's full of flavor and spice but
[1681.58 --> 1687.16] not bad for you they've got 13 different flavors of jerky with uh my personal favorite being the maple
[1687.16 --> 1690.86] buffalo bacon i'm gonna cut you off for one quick second that is one thing to note have you ever felt
[1690.86 --> 1696.64] gross after eating like a big thing of jerky yeah like greasy yeah have you ever felt that with
[1696.64 --> 1702.22] these nope yeah no they're good they're not that's not in a thingy i haven't been told to say that but
[1702.22 --> 1707.88] they're not greasy they're not greasy um they don't feel this one's greasier than most this one isn't but
[1707.88 --> 1715.34] that one's not at all yeah um so great flavors uh mojo's great traditional is great um the the salt and
[1715.34 --> 1721.30] pepper one is great uh the maple buffalo bacon cannot endorse that strongly enough although i
[1721.30 --> 1725.64] will say it's not for everyone someone tried it after the show and they're like eh but they've got
[1725.64 --> 1729.46] lots of different flavors for lots of different tastes and they also make a barbecue sauce a hot
[1729.46 --> 1734.50] sauce a spice rub their carolina carolina reaper hot sauce uses one of the hottest peppers in the world
[1734.50 --> 1740.08] and they've got jerkies made out of those same reapers uh also ghost peppers and if you're into if
[1740.08 --> 1745.74] you're into punishment savage jerky can do it i don't care how tough you are how spicy the food
[1745.74 --> 1751.68] you eat is savage jerky can the singular person on the planet that i know of that is the best spice
[1751.68 --> 1757.22] tolerance that i personally know of um who like doesn't have a sense of smell so he doesn't even
[1757.22 --> 1762.80] have to worry about that part of it all that kind of stuff did okay eating it wasn't super great the
[1762.80 --> 1769.82] next day because he like scoffed it down because it tasted good so like it's yeah if you want to really
[1769.82 --> 1776.72] go for it you can you can uh so you can use offer code ltt to save 10 percent at savage jerky dot
[1776.72 --> 1784.64] com next up we've got synergy 2 synergy 2 allows you to share a single mouse and keyboard between
[1784.64 --> 1791.32] multiple computers be they windows mac or linux based they've got a brand new ui that makes the
[1791.32 --> 1796.82] whole thing straightforward and easy to set up without having to know like the ip addresses of
[1796.82 --> 1803.10] machines their new networking backend allows you to basically have it automatically work with complex
[1803.10 --> 1807.78] networks that synergy would never have worked with before their ssl encryption has been moved from
[1807.78 --> 1813.76] the pro to the basic tier so all users can benefit from encryption their new background service runs on
[1813.76 --> 1819.02] all platforms and lets users control all their machines before they've even logged in which is
[1819.02 --> 1824.08] pretty sweet as well and they've removed the concept of server and client computers so users can now
[1824.08 --> 1829.02] share their mouse and keyboard from any computer without having to reconfigure so check out synergy
[1829.02 --> 1837.14] 2 at seamless.com slash synergy slash when 4 bringing us finally to the big controversial one
[1837.14 --> 1841.30] someone just asked when it when is a savage jerky going to be acquired by mcafee
[1841.30 --> 1847.40] i just thought that it's thought that was kind of is there someone equally evil in the food world
[1847.40 --> 1850.24] monsanto that we could what is that
[1850.24 --> 1855.94] you have not gone down conspiracy rabbit holes i see
[1855.94 --> 1861.58] no oh okay don't worry about it i don't let's just keep you know what hold on a second i'm taking
[1861.58 --> 1865.18] no i'm taking off i'm taking off the sponsor lower third we'll get to pia in a minute
[1865.18 --> 1872.86] okay they're like um so who are they i'm not super up on it i used to be really well informed
[1872.86 --> 1877.56] they have something to do with um apparently nestle is evil
[1877.56 --> 1886.00] literally everyone what nestle nestle um they have a few things they're a giant company so
[1886.00 --> 1890.60] there's gonna be some stuff i know they were pulling water out of bc at some like under the
[1890.60 --> 1896.10] table kind of rate okay okay um that was like a huge thing up here for a little while their bottled
[1896.10 --> 1902.84] water is like pardon my french awful like it is awful it's like the worst it tastes like
[1902.84 --> 1907.00] pool water yeah like that you know that that that cheap one that comes in that yeah that
[1907.00 --> 1912.84] the crinkly bottle the crinkly bottle that everyone rebrands but that is nestle water it's awful it's
[1912.84 --> 1917.22] the worst bottled water i would rather drink tap water in like but yeah you know how like the new
[1917.22 --> 1921.92] york times said that bc has the most corrupt government of all of north america i did hear
[1921.92 --> 1926.74] about that yeah so that was part of that whole thing because it was like super under the table and
[1926.74 --> 1930.78] they were buying it for like essentially nothing just huge amounts of water apparently they have
[1930.78 --> 1937.94] child labor issues in ghana tried to buy all the rainwater rights in bolivia yeah they're uh
[1938.72 --> 1944.54] stopped producing the like water wars which are starting to just kind of starting to happen now
[1944.54 --> 1949.22] people have been talking about happening for a long time they're on the front of that for sure oh okay
[1949.22 --> 1958.80] yeah someone says they wouldn't even douche with nestle water okay that's a little far i think
[1958.80 --> 1966.62] huh someone says la tap water is actually excellent and excellent is spelled wrong it's probably from the
[1966.62 --> 1976.62] water sorry no offense no offense we love all of our californian viewers you guys are great
[1976.62 --> 1984.28] your water not so great um anyway sorry what were you saying um anyways monsanto has something to do
[1984.28 --> 1992.62] with uh genetically modified organics oh whatever i don't remember to what degree um oh okay but
[1992.62 --> 1996.82] there's like insane amounts of conspiracy theories around them i don't know if they're true they might
[1996.82 --> 2002.76] be true i have no clue i'm not informed i'm sorry um if i remember correctly at one point in time
[2002.76 --> 2008.80] they were like aggressively pushing farms to use their stuff and trying to make it so that like
[2008.80 --> 2013.20] wasn't seeds that weren't theirs and i don't know but i don't know if that's true or not so many
[2013.20 --> 2019.88] unsubs unfollows so many for what oh the california water yeah yeah yeah look look look look look look
[2019.88 --> 2025.92] we have the greatest water in the world we actually do we live in a rainforest yeah like sorry um it's
[2025.92 --> 2030.44] just hard to compare yeah i'm just i'm i'm being an elitist and it's not nice and it's not fair
[2030.44 --> 2035.34] please don't unsub and unfollow because um i'm sorry that i hurt your feelings
[2035.34 --> 2041.56] did that sound sincere hopefully yeah because like i actually don't give a crap our water is
[2041.56 --> 2047.08] better and they should just deal with it totally yeah okay yeah like some okay some some somebody
[2047.08 --> 2052.86] in chat is saying they sue farmers for seeds that blow into their land so like the wind kid uh someone
[2052.86 --> 2059.10] else is saying monsanto kills gmo seeds and sues farms for using their ci i don't i don't know
[2059.10 --> 2064.78] there's a lot of stuff i don't know what's going on i just people don't like them i don't know
[2064.78 --> 2071.64] okay all right okay all right all right all right so anyway anyway anyway anyway uh pia so reasons to
[2071.64 --> 2076.82] use private internet access ip cloaking hides your true ip address and your geographic location
[2076.82 --> 2082.78] it allows you to browse on and browse that browse your brow keeping your identity hidden which is
[2082.78 --> 2086.78] especially important for political dissidents journalists human rights activists etc
[2086.78 --> 2093.88] a lot of that stuff's going on right now i'm going to china oh yeah yeah you should have it
[2094.72 --> 2100.46] i i brought i i think the the last time i was there i think i had like five or six installed just so i
[2100.46 --> 2104.86] could like check which one had the best out connection you can avoid data mining and targeted
[2104.86 --> 2111.24] advertising you can block unwanted connections you can unblock websites allowing you to bypass lots of
[2111.24 --> 2116.74] government censorship censorship and firewalls allowing you unrestricted access to more of the internet
[2116.74 --> 2123.70] and you can save money so not only is pia extremely affordable they actually allow you to hide well
[2123.70 --> 2128.26] where you're from and browse websites that have different pricing depending on your location so
[2128.26 --> 2135.76] travel is a key one here if you browse as though you are from asia for example little inter-asia short
[2135.76 --> 2142.42] hop flights are often much cheaper than if you look at them from north america little pro tip oh yeah uh
[2142.42 --> 2149.30] i think something legally changed in china with vpns by the way yeah i know yeah so so obviously you're
[2149.30 --> 2159.14] not using one when you're there no totally not i will check my gmail by using team viewer to my nope that
[2159.14 --> 2163.50] doesn't work i'm not doing that i'm not doing that oh yeah that's right team viewer doesn't work there
[2163.50 --> 2170.78] i remember trying it last time yeah we'll we'll figure something out um anyway you can connect up
[2170.78 --> 2175.62] to five devices at the same time they have over 3 000 bare metal servers and 44 locations across 28
[2175.62 --> 2182.70] countries and you can yeah go sign up there there you go there's your link pretty simple boom why is
[2182.70 --> 2188.56] tech tips with dashes you want to hear something crazy yes um i don't know what the number's at now but
[2188.56 --> 2193.34] the last time i looked at it it was like a couple hours ago we've already had like 700 people sign up
[2193.34 --> 2197.56] with our link wow yeah i'm not that surprised to be honest because i don't know i think that's
[2197.56 --> 2202.50] there was there was a little bit of a response when tunnel bear oh well not when tunnel bear came out
[2202.50 --> 2207.26] and told everyone but when people figured out that tunnel bear was uh being purchased by mcafee there
[2207.26 --> 2212.86] was a there was a response and i think people were looking for maybe a new home um speaking of them the
[2212.86 --> 2219.34] door new homes oh my uh oh i don't have a lower third for ltx but ltx is going to be awesome it's
[2219.34 --> 2224.04] july 14th at the richmond olympic oval i'm actually so stoked he's going to be there absolutely i'm
[2224.04 --> 2227.84] going to be there it's an ltt meetup and tech convention focuses on letting people get their
[2227.84 --> 2235.12] hands on cool technology um oh this is cool uh tickets start at 35 canadian so that's like
[2235.12 --> 2241.62] 27 us it's not too bad as long as you can get here yeah you can check it out at ltx expo.com
[2241.62 --> 2250.86] and the travel yeah this is cool we have a booth list now this like just went up today i think

[1666.12 --> 1671.78] that i've been eating this like every time i deserve nothing so no you had the huge piece and like

[1671.78 --> 1677.26] oh that's true that like that was painful yeah so savage jerky is made with the best ingredients

[1677.26 --> 1681.58] without nitrates or preservatives the goal was to create a snack that's full of flavor and spice but

[1681.58 --> 1687.16] not bad for you they've got 13 different flavors of jerky with uh my personal favorite being the maple

[1687.16 --> 1690.86] buffalo bacon i'm gonna cut you off for one quick second that is one thing to note have you ever felt

[1690.86 --> 1696.64] gross after eating like a big thing of jerky yeah like greasy yeah have you ever felt that with

[1696.64 --> 1702.22] these nope yeah no they're good they're not that's not in a thingy i haven't been told to say that but

[1702.22 --> 1707.88] they're not greasy they're not greasy um they don't feel this one's greasier than most this one isn't but

[1707.88 --> 1715.34] that one's not at all yeah um so great flavors uh mojo's great traditional is great um the the salt and

[1715.34 --> 1721.30] pepper one is great uh the maple buffalo bacon cannot endorse that strongly enough although i

[1721.30 --> 1725.64] will say it's not for everyone someone tried it after the show and they're like eh but they've got

[1725.64 --> 1729.46] lots of different flavors for lots of different tastes and they also make a barbecue sauce a hot

[1729.46 --> 1734.50] sauce a spice rub their carolina carolina reaper hot sauce uses one of the hottest peppers in the world

[1734.50 --> 1740.08] and they've got jerkies made out of those same reapers uh also ghost peppers and if you're into if

[1740.08 --> 1745.74] you're into punishment savage jerky can do it i don't care how tough you are how spicy the food

[1745.74 --> 1751.68] you eat is savage jerky can the singular person on the planet that i know of that is the best spice

[1751.68 --> 1757.22] tolerance that i personally know of um who like doesn't have a sense of smell so he doesn't even

[1757.22 --> 1762.80] have to worry about that part of it all that kind of stuff did okay eating it wasn't super great the

[1762.80 --> 1769.82] next day because he like scoffed it down because it tasted good so like it's yeah if you want to really

[1769.82 --> 1776.72] go for it you can you can uh so you can use offer code ltt to save 10 percent at savage jerky dot

[1776.72 --> 1784.64] com next up we've got synergy 2 synergy 2 allows you to share a single mouse and keyboard between

[1784.64 --> 1791.32] multiple computers be they windows mac or linux based they've got a brand new ui that makes the

[1791.32 --> 1796.82] whole thing straightforward and easy to set up without having to know like the ip addresses of

[1796.82 --> 1803.10] machines their new networking backend allows you to basically have it automatically work with complex

[1803.10 --> 1807.78] networks that synergy would never have worked with before their ssl encryption has been moved from

[1807.78 --> 1813.76] the pro to the basic tier so all users can benefit from encryption their new background service runs on

[1813.76 --> 1819.02] all platforms and lets users control all their machines before they've even logged in which is

[1819.02 --> 1824.08] pretty sweet as well and they've removed the concept of server and client computers so users can now

[1824.08 --> 1829.02] share their mouse and keyboard from any computer without having to reconfigure so check out synergy

[1829.02 --> 1837.14] 2 at seamless.com slash synergy slash when 4 bringing us finally to the big controversial one

[1837.14 --> 1841.30] someone just asked when it when is a savage jerky going to be acquired by mcafee

[1841.30 --> 1847.40] i just thought that it's thought that was kind of is there someone equally evil in the food world

[1847.40 --> 1850.24] monsanto that we could what is that

[1850.24 --> 1855.94] you have not gone down conspiracy rabbit holes i see

[1855.94 --> 1861.58] no oh okay don't worry about it i don't let's just keep you know what hold on a second i'm taking

[1861.58 --> 1865.18] no i'm taking off i'm taking off the sponsor lower third we'll get to pia in a minute

[1865.18 --> 1872.86] okay they're like um so who are they i'm not super up on it i used to be really well informed

[1872.86 --> 1877.56] they have something to do with um apparently nestle is evil

[1877.56 --> 1886.00] literally everyone what nestle nestle um they have a few things they're a giant company so

[1886.00 --> 1890.60] there's gonna be some stuff i know they were pulling water out of bc at some like under the

[1890.60 --> 1896.10] table kind of rate okay okay um that was like a huge thing up here for a little while their bottled

[1896.10 --> 1902.84] water is like pardon my french awful like it is awful it's like the worst it tastes like

[1902.84 --> 1907.00] pool water yeah like that you know that that that cheap one that comes in that yeah that

[1907.00 --> 1912.84] the crinkly bottle the crinkly bottle that everyone rebrands but that is nestle water it's awful it's

[1912.84 --> 1917.22] the worst bottled water i would rather drink tap water in like but yeah you know how like the new

[1917.22 --> 1921.92] york times said that bc has the most corrupt government of all of north america i did hear

[1921.92 --> 1926.74] about that yeah so that was part of that whole thing because it was like super under the table and

[1926.74 --> 1930.78] they were buying it for like essentially nothing just huge amounts of water apparently they have

[1930.78 --> 1937.94] child labor issues in ghana tried to buy all the rainwater rights in bolivia yeah they're uh

[1938.72 --> 1944.54] stopped producing the like water wars which are starting to just kind of starting to happen now

[1944.54 --> 1949.22] people have been talking about happening for a long time they're on the front of that for sure oh okay

[1949.22 --> 1958.80] yeah someone says they wouldn't even douche with nestle water okay that's a little far i think

[1958.80 --> 1966.62] huh someone says la tap water is actually excellent and excellent is spelled wrong it's probably from the

[1966.62 --> 1976.62] water sorry no offense no offense we love all of our californian viewers you guys are great

[1976.62 --> 1984.28] your water not so great um anyway sorry what were you saying um anyways monsanto has something to do

[1984.28 --> 1992.62] with uh genetically modified organics oh whatever i don't remember to what degree um oh okay but

[1992.62 --> 1996.82] there's like insane amounts of conspiracy theories around them i don't know if they're true they might

[1996.82 --> 2002.76] be true i have no clue i'm not informed i'm sorry um if i remember correctly at one point in time

[2002.76 --> 2008.80] they were like aggressively pushing farms to use their stuff and trying to make it so that like

[2008.80 --> 2013.20] wasn't seeds that weren't theirs and i don't know but i don't know if that's true or not so many

[2013.20 --> 2019.88] unsubs unfollows so many for what oh the california water yeah yeah yeah look look look look look look

[2019.88 --> 2025.92] we have the greatest water in the world we actually do we live in a rainforest yeah like sorry um it's

[2025.92 --> 2030.44] just hard to compare yeah i'm just i'm i'm being an elitist and it's not nice and it's not fair

[2030.44 --> 2035.34] please don't unsub and unfollow because um i'm sorry that i hurt your feelings

[2035.34 --> 2041.56] did that sound sincere hopefully yeah because like i actually don't give a crap our water is

[2041.56 --> 2047.08] better and they should just deal with it totally yeah okay yeah like some okay some some somebody

[2047.08 --> 2052.86] in chat is saying they sue farmers for seeds that blow into their land so like the wind kid uh someone

[2052.86 --> 2059.10] else is saying monsanto kills gmo seeds and sues farms for using their ci i don't i don't know

[2059.10 --> 2064.78] there's a lot of stuff i don't know what's going on i just people don't like them i don't know

[2064.78 --> 2071.64] okay all right okay all right all right all right so anyway anyway anyway anyway uh pia so reasons to

[2071.64 --> 2076.82] use private internet access ip cloaking hides your true ip address and your geographic location

[2076.82 --> 2082.78] it allows you to browse on and browse that browse your brow keeping your identity hidden which is

[2082.78 --> 2086.78] especially important for political dissidents journalists human rights activists etc

[2086.78 --> 2093.88] a lot of that stuff's going on right now i'm going to china oh yeah yeah you should have it

[2094.72 --> 2100.46] i i brought i i think the the last time i was there i think i had like five or six installed just so i

[2100.46 --> 2104.86] could like check which one had the best out connection you can avoid data mining and targeted

[2104.86 --> 2111.24] advertising you can block unwanted connections you can unblock websites allowing you to bypass lots of

[2111.24 --> 2116.74] government censorship censorship and firewalls allowing you unrestricted access to more of the internet

[2116.74 --> 2123.70] and you can save money so not only is pia extremely affordable they actually allow you to hide well

[2123.70 --> 2128.26] where you're from and browse websites that have different pricing depending on your location so

[2128.26 --> 2135.76] travel is a key one here if you browse as though you are from asia for example little inter-asia short

[2135.76 --> 2142.42] hop flights are often much cheaper than if you look at them from north america little pro tip oh yeah uh

[2142.42 --> 2149.30] i think something legally changed in china with vpns by the way yeah i know yeah so so obviously you're

[2149.30 --> 2159.14] not using one when you're there no totally not i will check my gmail by using team viewer to my nope that

[2159.14 --> 2163.50] doesn't work i'm not doing that i'm not doing that oh yeah that's right team viewer doesn't work there

[2163.50 --> 2170.78] i remember trying it last time yeah we'll we'll figure something out um anyway you can connect up

[2170.78 --> 2175.62] to five devices at the same time they have over 3 000 bare metal servers and 44 locations across 28

[2175.62 --> 2182.70] countries and you can yeah go sign up there there you go there's your link pretty simple boom why is

[2182.70 --> 2188.56] tech tips with dashes you want to hear something crazy yes um i don't know what the number's at now but

[2188.56 --> 2193.34] the last time i looked at it it was like a couple hours ago we've already had like 700 people sign up

[2193.34 --> 2197.56] with our link wow yeah i'm not that surprised to be honest because i don't know i think that's

[2197.56 --> 2202.50] there was there was a little bit of a response when tunnel bear oh well not when tunnel bear came out

[2202.50 --> 2207.26] and told everyone but when people figured out that tunnel bear was uh being purchased by mcafee there

[2207.26 --> 2212.86] was a there was a response and i think people were looking for maybe a new home um speaking of them the

[2212.86 --> 2219.34] door new homes oh my uh oh i don't have a lower third for ltx but ltx is going to be awesome it's

[2219.34 --> 2224.04] july 14th at the richmond olympic oval i'm actually so stoked he's going to be there absolutely i'm

[2224.04 --> 2227.84] going to be there it's an ltt meetup and tech convention focuses on letting people get their

[2227.84 --> 2235.12] hands on cool technology um oh this is cool uh tickets start at 35 canadian so that's like

[2235.12 --> 2241.62] 27 us it's not too bad as long as you can get here yeah you can check it out at ltx expo.com

[2241.62 --> 2250.86] and the travel yeah this is cool we have a booth list now this like just went up today i think