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• Samplejerky.com is mentioned as a potentially problematic domain |
• Reminder to users to move floatplane subs from the forum to the floatplane site |
• Update on floatplane subscriptions through the forum, with steps in video description or LMG section |
• Floatplane Subscriptions and Migrating to Floatplane.com |
• Cancelling subscriptions on the forum and creating floatplane.com account |
• Yearly subscribers need to email support for remaining months' credit |
• Free two-month subscription extension until January 31st |
• Transitioning from yearly subscriptions to floatplane.com |
• Rumored RTX 2060 graphics card with varying memory options |
• Multiple manufacturers (Gigabyte, EVGA) preparing different versions of the card |
• Manufacturer oversaturation and confusion in naming schemes |
• Discussion of NVIDIA's RTX 2060 line with varying RAM types (GDDR5, GDDR6) |
• Criticism of manufacturers creating numerous SKUs to cover all possible configurations |
• Impact on consumers and reviewers trying to differentiate between products |
• Blame placed on NVIDIA for not providing clear guidelines or naming conventions |
• Criticism of NVIDIA's SKU proliferation and its impact on partners |
• Comparison of ASUS' motherboard lineup in the past (focus models, colors, etc.) |
• Discussion of how people buy motherboards based on fashion decisions rather than performance/ features |
• Mention of NVIDIA's RGB requirement for some SKUs |
• Concern about the complexity and potential confusion for customers buying NVIDIA products |
• Acknowledgment that there may be a subset of users who don't care about RGB lighting |
• Buying a console vs buying a computer |
• Complexity of computer buying process and graphics card options |
• DIY lithium battery projects, including a power wheels upgrade |
• Zinc verification for roll purchases on online marketplaces |
• Soldering 18650 cells and potential risks (heat damage) |
• Building a proof-of-concept battery pack using stranded copper wiring |
• Using cold solder joints in the project due to temperature control |
• Discussion of a homemade battery pack and spot welding process |
• Challenges and limitations of DIY battery packs compared to commercial products |
• Investigating the cause of a battery pack disconnecting from a vehicle after a short period |
• Considering potential causes such as voltage drop, overcurrent protection, and V-droop |
• Discussion of safety measures for lithium batteries |
• Discussion of a car possibly blowing up and receiving blueberries |
• Conversation about lithium cells and their capabilities |
• Mention of LiPo batteries being preferred over lithium polymers due to safety concerns |
• Discussion of a livestream going through super chats, though it's unclear if it is or not |
• Topics briefly brought up but not discussed further include smart uniforms with computer chips for students, facial recognition technology, and the potential tracking of personal data |
• Concerns raised about the security implications of monitoring children in school, including access to their information and who may be sharing it |
• A Walmart patent describes a system that uses audio data to determine employee performance metrics |
• The system can listen to sounds in stores, such as shopper noises and register beeps, to track metrics like lineups and product purchases |
• The patent mentions potential use of the technology for monitoring interactions between employees and customers |
• The patent's scope could be altered to include listening in on shopping activity throughout the store |
• A discussion about a separate topic: someone paid $60 to ship a shirt from a gaming channel, making it seem like they bought multiple shirts due to shipping costs |
• Discussion about adding Wancho podcast to Spotify |
• Clarification that Floatpoint and Linus Agdibs are separate companies |
• Lack of viewership for Wancho on SoundCloud |
• Comparison of streaming platforms (Spotify vs SoundCloud) |
• Viewership numbers for a recent stream on Twitch, YouTube, and Floatplane |
• Discussion about the future of streaming and YouTube's growth |
• Discussion about a cooling system being water-cooled and made of copper |
• Plan to check the LTX site for updates, but initially find that there is no new update |
• Mention of booking flights and hotels early for upcoming events like LTXExpo due to lower prices |
• Conversation about the potential for sold-out tickets and the possibility of multiple ticket waves |
• Clarification on airline prices and tips for finding cheaper flights using VPNs or different booking methods |
• Discussing plans for a new video featuring a Walmart PC |
• Returning a faulty Walmart PC and considering making another video about it |
• Planning a second video after the return of the PC |
• Dealing with an email from Colton Potter regarding a potential new channel or collaboration |
• Discussing past experiences with collaborations, including TechLinked |
• Brainstorming ideas for a new project, including Gamers Command Center and Gamers Hatchery |
• Mentioning viewer engagement and feedback on their stream and channel growth |
• Planning to add more servers closer to a specific location |
• Exploring automation of manual processes for edge services |
• Partnering with a new server provider to expand access to areas without current coverage |
• Addressing issues in certain regions, including India and others reported by users |
• Considering an AMA (Ask Me Anything) session in the future |
[0.52 --> 1.58] How was your week? |
[2.96 --> 7.80] You know what? Actually, okay, here's the thing about taking time off. |
[8.44 --> 12.92] It's off of work, but it's actually more tiring. |
[13.46 --> 20.46] So my body has kind of a, like a rhythm, I guess you could call it, like a schedule, |
[20.80 --> 28.40] where the instant that I am out of the office, like off work, I get sick. |
[28.40 --> 33.50] Yes. Yep. I get absolutely the exact same thing. |
[33.92 --> 37.82] So we were, the Linus Media Group team anyway. |
[38.36 --> 38.94] Sorry, bro. |
[39.20 --> 39.64] Get rekt. |
[39.78 --> 44.44] The Linus Media Group team had Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. |
[44.44 --> 51.76] So we actually had six days continuously not in the office, most of us. |
[52.10 --> 56.18] One person opted to stay in and hold down the fort, which actually ended up being really helpful. |
[56.18 --> 58.96] So massive shout out to Alex P anyway. |
[60.58 --> 68.76] But anyway, within two days of those six, I was like sick as a dog. |
[70.02 --> 76.02] The fourth day, I basically spent the morning in bed, and then I'm recovered enough to come to work today. |
[76.20 --> 79.94] Because that's just the way my body handles things. |
[79.94 --> 88.72] It's like, well, you don't have to work, so surely you have nothing better to do than to just, like, recover or something. |
[89.64 --> 93.72] The problem with that theory is that we had all kinds of things to do. |
[94.20 --> 100.80] So over the six days, I spent two of them watching my kids' two cousins. |
[100.80 --> 106.62] So we had five children in our house, six and under, five of them. |
[107.40 --> 114.94] Two of the days, I was on a staycation, which sounds great when it's just you and your SO, |
[115.20 --> 121.42] but is more complicated when you have three children, and you also intend to go up to Grouse Mountain |
[121.42 --> 128.96] and go sledding and stuff, you know, with a six, four, and two-year-old. |
[129.18 --> 129.36] Yep. |
[129.36 --> 133.76] I had three Christmas dinners. |
[134.32 --> 140.82] So there was my wife's family, and then my family, and then my other more different fragmented part of my family. |
[140.88 --> 142.82] My family is, like, pretty... |
[142.82 --> 144.02] I mean, they're cool. |
[144.10 --> 145.16] I love my family, but yo. |
[147.00 --> 149.14] And then, like, I'm sure there's other stuff. |
[150.16 --> 154.98] I was supposed to get together with you last night, and we were supposed to just, like, bro out. |
[154.98 --> 161.86] But apparently your Christmas time off was, aside from not being off, just sort of generally horrible, too. |
[162.02 --> 165.40] Mine has, yeah, we've had a lot of health issues in the family, so... |
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