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[2369.58 --> 2375.74] getting there back to apple blocking linux install so their t2 security chip is blocking linux from |
[2375.74 --> 2382.26] booting on mac devices and the t2 security chip the way it was sold to us anyway is supposed to be about |
[2382.26 --> 2388.36] encrypting your data so that if someone steals your device so if someone steals your device they can't get |
[2388.36 --> 2395.50] at it um but instead it looks like the new macbook air and mac mini that both come with the t2 chip |
[2395.50 --> 2407.38] embedded are going to yes okay whatever so the the latest iMac pro the latest macbook pro so the new |
[2407.38 --> 2412.34] macbook air the mac mini any of the devices that apple makes that come with the t2 chip embedded |
[2412.34 --> 2417.52] they're going to have a secure enclave they're going to have apfs storage encryption touch id handling |
[2417.52 --> 2424.28] a hardware microphone disconnect on lid clothes and other security features but the t2 chip also |
[2424.28 --> 2432.16] restricts the boot process and it means that linux support on mac hardware is now not just bad or |
[2432.16 --> 2440.24] inconvenient it is non-existent by default even windows isn't bootable until you enable support |
[2440.24 --> 2446.84] for windows via the boot camp assistant on mac os wow so what this will do is install the windows |
[2446.84 --> 2451.96] production ca 2011 certificate that's used to authenticate microsoft bootloaders but it doesn't |
[2451.96 --> 2456.04] set up the microsoft approved uefi certificate that allows verification of code by microsoft partners |
[2456.04 --> 2461.42] so even when the secure boot functionality has been disabled the t2 chip is reportedly still blocking |
[2461.42 --> 2464.60] operating systems aside from mac os and windows 10 specifically |
[2464.60 --> 2473.64] i really like this headline that they have here where it's just t2 more like terminator 2 is this a |
[2473.64 --> 2474.12] register |
[2474.12 --> 2484.36] but like i know so many programmers that use macbooks and macbook airs all the time and all of them use |
[2484.36 --> 2489.80] linux on it like they never use mac os or like sometimes they do but a lot of them just use linux so i have |
[2489.80 --> 2498.68] no clue why they would do this i mean there's the obvious sort of snarky argument well why are you |
[2498.68 --> 2504.12] buying a macbook if you don't want to run mac os and i can come up with some pretty easy answers to |
[2504.12 --> 2511.48] that maybe you don't want to run mac os all the time and also they're just doing your laptops also |
[2511.48 --> 2516.68] they're just pretty nice hardware and here's another thing like people complain a lot about the repair |
[2516.68 --> 2521.24] ability of apple hardware and it is a legitimate complaint we've run into that problem ourselves |
[2522.44 --> 2529.48] however for better or for worse because of the ubiquity of apple hardware even though it's very |
[2529.48 --> 2536.60] difficult to repair finding someone who has gone to the effort of figuring out how to repair it can |
[2536.60 --> 2541.24] actually be easier in some cases do you get what i mean by this and finding spare parts is really easy |
[2541.24 --> 2547.24] too like stuff like power connectors even if it's soldered you can like find a dead one really easy |
[2547.24 --> 2553.72] and then just pew and like we mean really easy and of course a relative sense yeah like my friends in |
[2553.72 --> 2559.08] engineering would make a good buck off of it it's still hard and it's still a hassle and apple could |
[2559.08 --> 2568.60] still support third-party um like service providers a lot better or at all but at least these third-party |
[2568.60 --> 2573.56] service providers keep fighting through and keep finding a way although the t2 chip looks like it |
[2573.56 --> 2575.16] really might kibosh a lot of this |
[2577.96 --> 2585.32] all right um u.s internet traffic routed through china for two plus years yeah we don't have a lot |
[2585.32 --> 2590.92] of time left so yeah and i don't really want to talk about that too much until it's confirmed yeah and |
[2590.92 --> 2595.48] i was like what was the other thing some of these are some of these topics are kind of like duh like |
[2595.48 --> 2600.20] teal ghost posted this on the forum google confirms that dark mode saves battery on android |
[2600.20 --> 2607.08] really like you think anyway the good news is we're finally getting dark mode um samsung is also |
[2607.08 --> 2612.92] planning to add it with their new one ui which is sounds good i hope i don't know when samsung |
[2612.92 --> 2618.04] announces they're doing a new android skin it's like will they make it better will they bung it up |
[2619.16 --> 2623.24] will they finally fix my battery drain issue i had i had it again the other day and now it's |
[2623.24 --> 2629.72] now it's fixed again so actually small ios just really annoying thing you can turn the keyboard |
[2629.72 --> 2634.92] dark but then the area below the keyboard still stays light so it just looks horrible and i can't |
[2634.92 --> 2640.36] deal with it oh yeah you've been using ios for a little while how's that going i don't like it at all |
[2641.32 --> 2646.92] there's just like a couple small things that like i got through the like the initial like not liking it |
[2646.92 --> 2650.52] because i just didn't know how to use it okay have you found some of the beautiful things though |
[2651.40 --> 2656.52] like being able to reposition your cursor with uh 3d touch or force touch or whatever they call it |
[2656.52 --> 2660.44] on the phone no how do you use that it's really because i've been really annoyed with like copying |
[2660.44 --> 2663.08] links yeah so do you have your phone on you yes |
[2667.16 --> 2673.64] this is one of those like i forget how i lived without it every time i go back to the iphone um |
[2674.36 --> 2679.88] so here let's just like type itty type itty type some stuff and if you want to reposition your cursor |
[2681.08 --> 2690.28] oh neat huh i had no clue how to do that yeah so apple does a really good job of some little quality |
[2690.28 --> 2696.28] of life things and i'm at the point now where i think a lot of people assumed from my iphone 10s video |
[2696.28 --> 2701.48] that i hated the iphone or hated the 10s i don't i don't hate it i just don't care about it it's just not |
[2701.48 --> 2707.88] interesting um and quite frankly for me there are things that drive me nuts about both sides like my |
[2707.88 --> 2712.28] google pixel 3 excel review is not going to be particularly positive either and i think i'm just |
[2712.28 --> 2718.92] jaded and tired of phones and so that's why i'm not going to be our main writer for phone videos |
[2718.92 --> 2724.04] anymore because i think i just can't handle it anymore so i'm still going to be like senior editor |
[2724.04 --> 2729.80] but i'm like one of our better received phone videos over the last little while the rog phone |
[2729.80 --> 2737.72] was actually 95 prepared by jake not by me so there you go take that for what it is i just want to like |
[2737.72 --> 2743.16] whinge about a couple more things sure go for it is that the 10s or the yeah yeah that's the 10s right |
[2743.16 --> 2751.16] so i can't put all of my icons down on the bottom so like you you only get four i want five yes in |
[2751.16 --> 2756.20] order to search something i need to go all the way over to the left no no no search is good yeah |
[2756.20 --> 2762.60] here i can fix that for you so you search just by swiping down anywhere no but you still you swipe |
[2762.60 --> 2769.88] down then you have to click on it no it's no it auto populated look i can type see i didn't have to |
[2769.88 --> 2774.92] click it okay so okay they do have some stupid stuff like that though where you'll like i think it's um |
[2775.72 --> 2780.12] when you look up a contact or something i think you have to actually click the stupid text field before |
[2780.12 --> 2786.12] you can start no but you get to it and now i need to click search web and then it opens on safari yeah |
[2786.12 --> 2790.84] yeah yeah okay okay okay whereas like on the pixel you just go over it searches your whole phone |
[2790.84 --> 2795.80] and the web you know it's funny i'm so old it's just right at the bottom like on my other phone |
[2795.80 --> 2803.00] it's right here i'm so old-fashioned that whenever i want to google search i open chrome and then start |
[2803.00 --> 2810.84] typing i literally have maybe twice in my life used even though on a lot of my phones it's just there |
[2810.84 --> 2817.08] by default and i just forget it i just like can't even see it that google bar that's on my home screen |
[2817.08 --> 2822.84] i just i just don't even use it because i'm old and stupid okay it's kind of like jake saw me well but |
[2822.84 --> 2829.24] like i've had that search bar on my phone on the home screen since i had a samsung s2 |
[2830.68 --> 2835.88] so like how have you not gotten used to it since then jake it's just i'm just old i'm just old and |
[2835.88 --> 2840.84] stupid so jake saw me trying to pay for something with my credit card with tap the other day and i |
[2840.84 --> 2848.52] took my whole card and i like put it down on the reader and he's like wow you're so old and i'm like |
[2848.52 --> 2854.60] what and he's like well the antenna is right there so you only have to go against it like this |
[2854.60 --> 2860.60] and i'm like okay like yeah i never gave any thought to where the to where the actual nfc or |
[2860.60 --> 2866.04] excuse me rfid element was inside the card and if i had i would have known that yes i only have to put |
[2866.04 --> 2873.48] like i'm not an idiot i know how rfid works but i just never thought about it because i'm old and i just |
[2873.48 --> 2878.28] i always just put it against it and it always just worked so what do i care so i always put it |
[2878.28 --> 2881.48] against it because i did that for a little bit where it's like the end because i kind of felt |
[2881.48 --> 2888.20] cool but it sometimes just it bugs out and i find if you do the whole thing it works more of the time |
[2888.20 --> 2892.52] well there you go i feel validated right now speaking of validation we should probably validate |
[2892.52 --> 2898.28] some of our super chat um oh goodness people because we haven't yet and that's really terrible |
[2900.44 --> 2903.32] um i can't read it's me sad face this highline is keep up the good work |
[2903.32 --> 2909.72] dave says love ltt would love to see that you team up with retro rgb for a retro gaming video |
[2909.72 --> 2914.76] interesting we do have some retro stuff planned so stay tuned for that dark inertia hi |
[2916.44 --> 2923.48] showdown channel super fun video budget gave us five euros believe it or not channel super fun is |
[2923.48 --> 2932.36] still fully funded people are excuse me i'm just eating my jerky hungry um people internally are |
[2932.36 --> 2937.88] allowed to shoot channel super fun if they can find time to do it they're allowed to spend the entire |
[2937.88 --> 2942.60] adsense income from channel super fun on channel super fun which means that over the last six months |
[2942.60 --> 2947.72] where we've done basically nothing there's literally thousands of dollars in a bucket that people could |
[2947.72 --> 2954.20] just spend doing cool stuff if they wanted to okay but i'm just not pushing it that's all do you know |
[2954.20 --> 2960.12] what i really want to do acetylene powered potato cannon i know you want to do that but that i think |
[2960.12 --> 2964.92] is not a particularly amazing idea so they also have no do you realize how dangerous acetylene is |
[2964.92 --> 2971.00] and how great it is in a potato cannon i built one of these before and we had to like wrap it in duct tape |
[2971.00 --> 2976.68] because it kind of exploded and then it like really exploded it was really great |
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