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[3480.12 --> 3480.78] That's different.
[3480.92 --> 3484.36] So there's obviously some kind of like biometric monitoring going on here.
[3484.50 --> 3484.52] Yeah.
[3484.52 --> 3484.62] Yeah.
[3484.62 --> 3484.80] Yeah.
[3484.80 --> 3484.92] Yeah.
[3484.92 --> 3485.02] Yeah.
[3485.02 --> 3486.94] Like there's some pretty next level stuff here.
[3488.98 --> 3490.44] And controlling spending.
[3490.44 --> 3493.76] I know that's like in the parents' hands.
[3493.86 --> 3494.38] That's great.
[3494.46 --> 3496.56] But that's probably also controllable somewhere else.
[3497.22 --> 3500.90] So someone could just like turn off their ability to buy food and water.
[3502.12 --> 3503.54] Oh, we've got another good one.
[3504.24 --> 3508.30] This was originally posted by Chaliana Sassel on the forum.
[3508.58 --> 3510.48] And it's from futurism.com.
[3510.54 --> 3510.90] Excuse me.
[3510.90 --> 3518.64] A Walmart patent filed earlier this year describes a system capable of using audio data captured by sound sensors to determine a variety of performance metrics for employees.
[3519.48 --> 3522.46] Basically, they patented listening to every sound in their stores.
[3523.28 --> 3525.46] So it can listen for noises made by shoppers.
[3525.62 --> 3530.82] It can determine how long a lineup is based on the distance between noises made by guests.
[3531.56 --> 3537.54] It can figure out the number of products purchased by register beeps, the number of bags used by crinkling sounds heard.
[3537.54 --> 3541.64] Also listens to interactions between employees and customers.
[3542.44 --> 3543.34] And customers and customers.
[3543.48 --> 3544.46] That's definitely going to happen.
[3544.56 --> 3547.12] So you can figure out whether your greeter is actually greeting the guests.
[3547.90 --> 3555.68] Walmart says, this patent is a concept that would help us gather metrics and improve the checkout process by listening to the sounds produced by the bags, carts, and cash registers.
[3555.94 --> 3557.66] And not intended for any other use.
[3558.32 --> 3563.22] But the patent also includes a notification that the system could be altered in any number of ways.
[3563.40 --> 3566.08] Including to listen in on shopping activity throughout the store.
[3567.54 --> 3569.16] Wow.
[3569.82 --> 3572.02] Oh yeah, and Jack Black has a gaming channel on YouTube.
[3572.14 --> 3573.28] How did this make it into the news?
[3573.48 --> 3573.98] I don't know.
[3574.06 --> 3575.56] Alright, so thanks for watching, guys.
[3576.18 --> 3577.46] We'll see you again next week.
[3577.54 --> 3578.92] Same bad time, same bad channel.
[3579.10 --> 3580.30] That Walmart thing is horrible.
[3580.52 --> 3580.84] What's that?
[3580.90 --> 3581.24] Super Chats.
[3581.54 --> 3582.04] Super Chats?
[3582.16 --> 3582.98] Oh, right, Super Chats.
[3583.46 --> 3585.70] Somebody apparently already got their shirts in Australia.
[3586.18 --> 3587.40] Someone got their shirt in Australia?
[3588.02 --> 3590.08] Wow, for all $60 they paid to ship it?
[3590.18 --> 3590.40] I know, right?
[3590.40 --> 3592.62] I was going to say, they basically bought like four or five shirts.
[3592.64 --> 3594.52] So yeah, they paid for like four shirts.
[3594.84 --> 3595.64] Oh my goodness.
[3595.64 --> 3596.54] Wow, dang.
[3596.76 --> 3598.06] Okay, you guys are too dedicated.
[3598.42 --> 3598.68] Clearly.
[3600.42 --> 3603.22] Pup says, I build editing workstation.
[3603.94 --> 3607.26] Choose the i9-7900X because of higher PCIe lanes.
[3607.80 --> 3609.94] What's with the new stuff having 16 lanes on i9?
[3610.04 --> 3610.60] Any drawbacks?
[3610.76 --> 3613.26] It's just the mainstream platform versus the high-end platform.
[3613.66 --> 3615.22] That's how they differentiate it these days.
[3615.30 --> 3618.08] Number of PCI Express lanes and number of memory channels.
[3618.62 --> 3621.20] Frankly, they don't really affect performance much.
[3621.20 --> 3628.10] You probably got worse performance for your dollar, but it's sort of too late, unfortunately.
[3629.20 --> 3631.26] I don't even like these other ones.
[3631.32 --> 3631.96] There's no blueberries.
[3632.18 --> 3634.28] Someone else in chat can confirm got the shirts.
[3635.88 --> 3637.96] I'm assuming that's the Australian guy, but I don't actually know.
[3637.96 --> 3639.26] You know who's shipping the shirts, right?
[3639.86 --> 3640.04] Yeah.
[3640.04 --> 3640.60] I think I told you.
[3640.64 --> 3641.06] Yeah, it's Patrick.
[3641.22 --> 3641.74] Good old Patrick.
[3642.02 --> 3642.44] Love Patrick.
[3642.64 --> 3643.88] Everything just keeps coming back.
[3643.88 --> 3645.74] Oh, Andrew.
[3645.88 --> 3647.14] Is it Andrew Bishop that you're saying?
[3647.22 --> 3647.84] Yeah, okay, cool.
[3648.02 --> 3648.84] That's the two shirts.
[3650.18 --> 3652.34] Please add Wancho as a podcast to Spotify.
[3652.70 --> 3656.08] I mean, nobody listened to it for years.
[3656.40 --> 3657.18] For years.
[3657.40 --> 3660.42] I got a support request to the float point email.
[3660.54 --> 3660.80] Please.
[3661.68 --> 3662.58] It's a different company.
[3663.82 --> 3664.68] But I got a support.
[3664.68 --> 3670.78] Like, the guy who mainly monitors it literally has no affiliation with Linus Agdibs.
[3671.06 --> 3673.46] I love you, Joe, but he doesn't work for Linus Agdibs.
[3673.46 --> 3674.18] I've never met him.
[3674.90 --> 3675.68] Yes, you have.
[3675.98 --> 3677.70] You have, but you didn't realize it.
[3677.74 --> 3678.86] Oh, personally, I have.
[3678.96 --> 3681.84] But I've never, since he started at Floatplane Media Inc.
[3681.84 --> 3683.26] You've never sat down and like.
[3683.30 --> 3684.58] I have never talked to him.
[3685.04 --> 3685.24] Yeah.
[3685.60 --> 3685.78] So.
[3686.36 --> 3686.60] Yeah.
[3687.00 --> 3687.90] So, like.
[3688.54 --> 3690.22] They are actually separate.
[3690.22 --> 3691.08] They're actually different companies.
[3691.08 --> 3698.02] Anyways, we got a support request asking, someone was asking if they could listen to the Wancho.
[3698.56 --> 3700.06] And I was like, yeah.