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[1142.94 --> 1147.06] So if 50% of us see it as more confusing, regular people have no hope.
[1147.14 --> 1147.84] I don't think that's...
[1147.84 --> 1153.02] But what's interesting where I'm going with this is think about it this way.
[1153.02 --> 1157.98] I think regular people who go, yeah, I get it.
[1158.44 --> 1163.86] I3 is less than I5 is less than I7 would actually vote less confusing.
[1164.40 --> 1168.32] Even if they didn't know it, but they were really confused.
[1168.80 --> 1170.26] Or are totally wrong.
[1171.16 --> 1171.52] Right?
[1171.76 --> 1172.20] Definitely.
[1172.46 --> 1172.60] Yeah.
[1173.14 --> 1173.76] So...
[1173.76 --> 1175.92] Which is what I liked about Sandy Bridge.
[1176.10 --> 1176.24] Right.
[1176.36 --> 1177.44] And then they just...
[1177.44 --> 1179.98] Over years of different launches and releases.
[1180.00 --> 1180.26] Okay.
[1180.32 --> 1181.18] So this is interesting.
[1181.18 --> 1185.46] This is a really good point from NFSM 654.
[1186.26 --> 1191.94] With Sandy Bridge, some of the core i5s were dual core with onboard graphics.
[1192.34 --> 1197.12] So this was before Intel standardized on onboard graphics being on everything.
[1197.34 --> 1204.24] Because they were still building the iGPU on the package, but not onto the die yet.
[1204.24 --> 1209.68] So quad core chips didn't have enough room for onboard graphics.
[1210.02 --> 1211.20] And the dual cores did.
[1211.56 --> 1215.88] Meaning that intercompatibility on motherboards was actually quite confusing.
[1215.90 --> 1216.72] There was some wacky-backy stuff.
[1216.90 --> 1217.18] Yeah.
[1217.98 --> 1218.24] So...
[1218.78 --> 1219.92] I still maintain.
[1220.28 --> 1222.44] I think the overall knowledge base of the community went up.
[1222.44 --> 1225.32] And some of that's definitely boiled into...
[1225.32 --> 1225.44] Right.
[1225.44 --> 1225.66] Okay.
[1225.66 --> 1227.82] There was a really weird naming change that just happened.
[1228.00 --> 1228.66] What's going on?
[1228.66 --> 1228.82] Sorry.
[1228.86 --> 1229.62] Did I say Sandy Bridge?
[1229.98 --> 1230.42] Linfield.
[1230.60 --> 1231.04] I'm sorry.
[1231.14 --> 1231.58] Linfield.
[1231.76 --> 1232.16] Linfield.
[1232.56 --> 1234.66] I think a lot of it was what's going on.
[1234.70 --> 1237.26] And people talking about the differences between different processors.
[1237.52 --> 1239.12] And what threads are.
[1239.60 --> 1241.02] And all of this other kind of stuff.
[1241.02 --> 1244.10] And differences between threads and cores.
[1244.20 --> 1247.20] A lot of these conversations started around the Sandy Bridge time.
[1247.38 --> 1250.36] And a lot of people actually cared about processor specs.
[1250.78 --> 1251.00] Right.
[1251.00 --> 1253.96] And now it's kind of a mess.
[1254.92 --> 1257.10] And a lot of people are interested in CPUs.
[1257.10 --> 1261.04] But the more recent interest in CPUs has been, hey, there's competition now.
[1262.12 --> 1262.94] What's better?
[1263.16 --> 1264.36] Explain to me what's better.
[1264.46 --> 1265.54] And that's because AMD showed up.
[1265.54 --> 1266.24] Or hey, I like AMD.
[1267.90 --> 1269.86] I finally have something to upgrade to.
[1270.24 --> 1270.44] Woo!
[1272.02 --> 1273.92] Apparently the cameras.
[1274.18 --> 1275.86] I'm not necessarily saying that it was a good thing.
[1276.24 --> 1276.60] I'm not saying.
[1276.98 --> 1278.20] I'm just saying that the.
[1278.64 --> 1281.06] I think the knowledge base as a whole increased at that time.
[1281.10 --> 1281.24] Right.
[1281.34 --> 1282.08] And I like that.
[1283.76 --> 1284.40] All right.
[1284.96 --> 1286.08] Let's move on to.
[1286.08 --> 1286.62] The tilt is back.
[1286.76 --> 1287.20] I don't know.
[1287.26 --> 1287.76] I don't care anymore.
[1288.36 --> 1290.70] Let's move on to the Galaxy S9.
[1290.70 --> 1297.70] So this was posted in the forum by D13H4RD2LIVE.
[1298.88 --> 1300.38] Die hard to live.
[1300.38 --> 1303.68] In the very worst LeetSpeak of all.
[1305.28 --> 1306.66] And there's no spaces.
[1307.28 --> 1307.50] Yeah.
[1308.34 --> 1309.08] But anyway.
[1309.08 --> 1316.42] Did you notice that Edward the weeb had your, like, cat ear, long purple hair photo thing?
[1316.54 --> 1317.76] That was his avatar?
[1318.28 --> 1318.42] No.
[1318.72 --> 1319.50] No, I did not.
[1319.50 --> 1319.90] It was.
[1320.10 --> 1320.60] All right.
[1320.72 --> 1324.02] So the original article here is from TechCrunch.com.
[1324.66 --> 1325.30] With the Galaxy.
[1325.30 --> 1329.46] Their headline is, with the Galaxy S9, Samsung put the fingerprint sensor where it belongs.
[1329.52 --> 1333.34] And I guess that's probably the headline because there isn't a whole lot else to say about it.
[1333.34 --> 1336.74] I actually missed my briefing today that I was supposed to attend.
[1337.06 --> 1337.92] Oh, no.
[1338.18 --> 1339.38] I still don't have a device.
[1339.54 --> 1341.90] How will we know what its specs and stuff are?
[1341.94 --> 1348.02] But fortunately, sort of news flash for the Canadian PR team.
[1348.02 --> 1350.28] The rest of the world is a thing.
[1350.86 --> 1352.32] And the internet is a thing.
[1352.32 --> 1352.44] Wow.
[1352.54 --> 1353.02] The internet.
[1353.42 --> 1353.90] Whoa.
[1354.12 --> 1358.38] And so I can just read about this stuff on other publications' websites.
[1358.48 --> 1359.28] That's amazing.
[1359.56 --> 1363.76] Where they already know this stuff because they already had their briefings, like, a week ago.
[1363.76 --> 1366.50] Not that I'm salty or upset or anything.