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[2253.42 --> 2253.74] No.
[2256.62 --> 2257.72] So this is great.
[2258.80 --> 2259.16] Chrome.
[2259.24 --> 2259.58] Hold on.
[2259.62 --> 2259.88] Hold on.
[2259.98 --> 2260.58] Someone in chat.
[2260.84 --> 2262.28] Where do I get my RTX on shirt?
[2263.32 --> 2263.54] Oh.
[2265.46 --> 2267.14] Design by humans.
[2267.38 --> 2267.70] LTT.
[2267.86 --> 2268.66] I'll post it in the chat.
[2269.52 --> 2269.84] Oh, wait.
[2269.96 --> 2270.32] LTT.
[2270.56 --> 2271.78] I guess I should probably put Linus Tech.
[2271.80 --> 2271.94] No.
[2272.02 --> 2272.28] Here it is.
[2272.32 --> 2272.44] Yeah.
[2272.48 --> 2272.86] It's the first chat.
[2272.86 --> 2275.64] If you just Google Design by Humans Linus Tech Tips, you'll find it.
[2275.76 --> 2275.90] Yeah.
[2275.94 --> 2276.20] It's fine.
[2276.26 --> 2276.68] I got it.
[2276.68 --> 2277.00] I got it.
[2277.00 --> 2277.54] I'll throw it in the chat.
[2277.60 --> 2278.04] I'll throw it in the chat.
[2278.08 --> 2278.20] Cool.
[2278.94 --> 2279.06] Oh.
[2279.24 --> 2279.50] Right.
[2279.58 --> 2280.02] Two chats.
[2280.18 --> 2280.66] Oh, Lordy.
[2281.32 --> 2282.60] Well, there it is in Twitch chat.
[2283.30 --> 2283.64] Uh-oh.
[2284.60 --> 2285.68] I'm a bad YouTuber.
[2286.24 --> 2286.60] Officially.
[2286.98 --> 2290.00] Officially 10 out of 10 bad YouTuber.
[2290.16 --> 2293.12] Because I completely forgot that we were even streaming on YouTube.
[2293.24 --> 2294.22] I streamed earlier on YouTube.
[2294.42 --> 2296.02] So, you know, I got that going for me.
[2296.80 --> 2297.86] I can't even find it.
[2298.30 --> 2300.20] I don't even see the stream here in the thing.
[2300.32 --> 2306.56] Someone in the super chat says, I wonder if LTT YouTube channel going to do the community
[2306.56 --> 2309.50] join thing, like with the join button on channel.
[2310.00 --> 2310.24] Oof.
[2310.82 --> 2312.34] That is a great question.
[2312.54 --> 2314.26] And one that I would love to answer for you.
[2314.32 --> 2314.78] Give me a moment.
[2314.90 --> 2316.12] I'm just going to post that thing there.
[2316.32 --> 2316.76] Yes.
[2317.32 --> 2317.52] There.
[2318.02 --> 2318.94] So, we are.
[2319.56 --> 2322.26] But, Floatplane is not going away.
[2322.44 --> 2325.52] So, this is something that Luke and I, I think, talked about on the WAN show a little
[2325.52 --> 2326.08] while ago.
[2326.48 --> 2331.08] When we were both kind of independently having huge freakouts.
[2331.30 --> 2333.62] And then together having a huge freakout.
[2334.06 --> 2337.22] And then realized that it's not actually a big deal.
[2337.58 --> 2337.82] Yeah.
[2337.82 --> 2340.98] Because the whole, I forget what it's called.
[2341.16 --> 2341.60] Supporter?
[2342.90 --> 2343.34] Contributor?
[2343.54 --> 2343.94] Sponsor?
[2343.94 --> 2343.96] Sponsor?
[2343.96 --> 2345.58] I forget what it's called when someone.
[2345.68 --> 2346.50] I think it's called sponsor.
[2346.60 --> 2347.48] Clicks that button.
[2347.82 --> 2349.38] But basically, it's like a Twitch.
[2349.62 --> 2350.74] It's like a Twitch sub.
[2351.38 --> 2353.26] The button is titled Join.
[2353.54 --> 2353.92] Is it?
[2354.06 --> 2354.28] Okay.
[2354.44 --> 2354.92] Join.
[2355.12 --> 2356.10] It's a Join button.
[2356.34 --> 2357.44] But I don't remember what you become.
[2357.50 --> 2360.48] So, when someone does that, they pay money.
[2360.78 --> 2362.34] And it helps support the creator.
[2362.58 --> 2364.58] And also gives some money to Google.
[2365.38 --> 2368.94] And other than that, I think you get some emojis.
[2369.40 --> 2371.84] But there's not a ton of tangible benefits.
[2372.04 --> 2373.00] So, there's no early access.
[2373.74 --> 2378.96] So, already, right out of the gate, it doesn't compete with Floatplane's.
[2379.52 --> 2383.86] Well, what we consider to be at least one of Floatplane's sort of dominant features
[2383.86 --> 2385.28] is early access to video.
[2385.96 --> 2388.38] So, there you go.
[2389.34 --> 2391.56] There's not actually as much overlap as you might think.
[2392.04 --> 2397.66] And two, the way that we see it, both for supporters and for creators,
[2398.02 --> 2402.24] there is always going to be the people who wouldn't go off platform.
[2402.66 --> 2405.36] Like, just have no interest in leaving YouTube.com.
[2405.78 --> 2408.58] And do want to support Linus Media Group.
[2408.86 --> 2410.42] But they want to do it on YouTube.com.
[2410.56 --> 2411.60] There's always going to be those people.
[2411.60 --> 2415.74] And then there's always going to be the people that don't want to give Google a dollar.
[2416.24 --> 2417.12] They'll turn on Adblock.
[2417.56 --> 2421.98] They will refuse any kind of contribution that gives Google a cut.
[2422.68 --> 2426.36] And for those people, there's always going to have to be a third-party option.
[2426.68 --> 2430.08] And we see ourselves, especially in the direction that we're going right now,
[2430.20 --> 2433.82] as being able to be a very strong third-party option.
[2433.82 --> 2440.90] So, life is not as simple as this one or this one.
[2441.22 --> 2441.94] Why not both?
[2442.10 --> 2443.46] Maybe they could just coexist.
[2443.72 --> 2446.48] I mean, we always said we're not a YouTube competitor.