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[4748.62 --> 4749.58] It's going to be really hard.
[4749.58 --> 4749.86] Okay.
[4750.06 --> 4750.26] Yeah.
[4750.32 --> 4750.92] That's going to be interesting.
[4751.18 --> 4754.74] Luckily, the one thing I was actually really worried about for this coming Scrapyard Wars
[4754.74 --> 4755.74] was GPU prices.
[4756.56 --> 4757.84] It looks like that's all resolved.
[4758.14 --> 4758.90] That's coming back down.
[4759.04 --> 4763.68] So I think we dodged that bullet because that was like actually going to make it impossible
[4763.68 --> 4764.34] or stupid.
[4764.34 --> 4767.66] They were going to be the crappiest Scrapyard Wars PCs yet.
[4767.96 --> 4768.08] Yeah.
[4768.90 --> 4772.68] We would have had to do like the like student computer.
[4774.06 --> 4775.22] CPU benchmarks only.
[4776.34 --> 4777.66] Neenan262 in the chat.
[4777.66 --> 4779.12] Sorry.
[4779.26 --> 4782.14] Just blowing the dust off my local computer store.
[4782.26 --> 4782.98] Yeah, exactly.
[4784.02 --> 4786.14] Man, this is going to be pretty dumb.
[4787.94 --> 4788.34] Yeah.
[4788.76 --> 4789.28] All right.
[4789.36 --> 4791.54] Well, I think that's pretty much it for WAN Show.
[4791.78 --> 4793.04] Thank you guys for tuning in.
[4793.18 --> 4793.90] See you again next week.
[4794.00 --> 4795.32] Same bat time, same bat channel.
[4795.48 --> 4795.72] Bye.
[4795.72 --> 4795.88] Bye.
[4796.60 --> 4801.44] Oh, we should let people weigh in on whether they want the WAN Show to stay here with the
[4801.44 --> 4805.30] white, orange and white, or if we want to move over to the hex wall.
[4805.62 --> 4806.02] Yeah.
[4806.46 --> 4807.84] We haven't painted the hex wall yet though.
[4808.06 --> 4810.10] I think right now there's like a lighting problem or something.
[4810.14 --> 4810.40] Oh yeah.
[4810.40 --> 4815.92] It just needs to be, it needs a light on the floor to even it out a little bit.
[4815.92 --> 4817.12] Like your face.
[4817.22 --> 4819.02] And we're also going to have some shelves here.
[4819.32 --> 4819.48] Yeah.
[4819.52 --> 4820.72] Like there's going to be some stuff there.
[4820.88 --> 4821.80] Like, yeah.
[4822.20 --> 4823.48] No, there's some, there's some.
[4823.56 --> 4824.54] Should we straw for it right now?
[4824.78 --> 4826.96] Looks like people are sounding hex wall, but they're also getting banned.
[4827.14 --> 4828.54] People want, oh, um.
[4828.66 --> 4829.04] No, no.
[4829.08 --> 4830.02] We can ask them next week.
[4830.22 --> 4830.38] Okay.
[4830.38 --> 4831.44] Am I even here next week?
[4831.70 --> 4833.12] Hex wall will be really dark.
[4833.52 --> 4833.78] Yeah.
[4833.78 --> 4835.10] That's something to consider.
[4835.24 --> 4837.34] Well, we're going to paint it red, white, and blue.
[4837.86 --> 4838.14] Okay.
[4838.32 --> 4840.28] Not like America style red, white, and blue.
[4840.40 --> 4842.60] Like, um, I forget how we're planning to do it.
[4842.66 --> 4845.24] Like white background and then like red and blue hexes or something.
[4845.36 --> 4845.46] Okay.
[4845.86 --> 4846.92] But like bright ones.
[4846.92 --> 4852.68] I think what we should do is on the WAN Show have a screenshot of here and there.
[4853.40 --> 4854.88] And put like both of them on screen.
[4854.94 --> 4855.18] Yeah.
[4855.28 --> 4856.34] And then be like, pick one.
[4856.48 --> 4857.00] We could do that.
[4857.92 --> 4858.52] All right.
[4858.98 --> 4859.50] See ya.
[4859.64 --> 4859.86] Okay.
[4859.88 --> 4860.20] Bye.
[4860.20 --> 4864.12] I just realized I'm sitting on the wrong side.
[4864.46 --> 4864.74] Yeah.
• Daylight Saving Time caused delays in the show's start time
• The GeForce Partner Program was briefly mentioned, with plans to discuss it further later
• Security flaws were found in AMD Zen processors by CTS Labs
• NVIDIA is expected to announce RTX or ray tracing technology soon
• Another company removed a headphone jack (referred to as "the same headphone jack")
• Sponsorships from Spectra and FreshBooks were announced
• Discussion about the lack of power and sharing a power adapter
• Mention of Sony removing the headphone jack from their Xperia XZ2 and XZ2 Compact phones
• Straw poll results: 26% consider a Sony phone, 74% do not, with low voter turnout
• Discussion of Sony's reasons for removing the headphone jack
• Idea for perpetual polling on live streams using Floatplane
• Discussion about Sony's decision to remove the headphone jack from their phones
• Reasons given by Sony for removing the headphone jack (sleek design and market trend towards wireless headphones)
• Criticism of Sony's reasoning and defense of the company's past innovations
• Comparison between large companies and smaller ones, with Apple and Samsung being able to demand custom display features
• Personal anecdotes about owning a Sony phone that bent easily
• Apple's notch display was custom created for them and became a trend that other manufacturers followed
• Sony tried to break the mold with a 4K mobile display but may not have gotten a good return on investment
• The phone ran mostly at 1080p, making the 4K feature less useful
• Samsung kept the headphone jack in some of their phones as an alternative option for consumers
• NVIDIA's GeForce Partner Program is being scrutinized for potentially biased treatment of certain brands and companies
• NVIDIA's confusing GPU naming convention
• AMD's relatively straightforward GPU naming system
• NVIDIA's inconsistent product lineup (e.g. 1060 with different memory capacities)
• The GeForce Partner Program and its implications on transparency and marketing incentives
• Criticism of NVIDIA's control over partner design and marketing efforts
• Nvidia's GeForce Partner Program (GPP) promotes transparency between brands and consumers.
• Nvidia's recent changes to GeForce Experience were criticized by the speaker.
• The GPP program requires partners to promote Nvidia-branded products and participate in marketing efforts.
• Partners who join the program gain early access to new technologies and innovations, but may face pressure from Nvidia due to market conditions.
• The speaker questions the voluntary nature of the program, suggesting that joining is necessary for business survival.
• Market conditions, including cryptocurrency mining and pent-up demand, make it difficult for non-partner companies to obtain GPU allocation.