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• New Google app allows anyone to publish local news stories |
• Discussion of local news and community engagement in sports events |
• Comparison of Canadian vs. American college sports atmosphere |
• Mention of the Grey Cup being similar to American tailgating |
• The speaker discusses their experience with a volleyball event and how it felt different from other sports |
• Tailgating is mentioned as an excuse to drink in public, which is often against the law |
• A conversation about local news and its relevance or importance to the community |
• The potential effects of Google's algorithms on capturing 53% of the general population's attention and consumption of local news |
• The speaker expresses skepticism about the quality of local news in the era of smartphones |
• Bulletin from Google is discussed as a new app for contributing hyper-local stories |
• Democratization of news and the decline of local news stations are mentioned |
• IRL streaming with backpacks is brought up, comparing it to phone-based streaming |
• A hypothetical transmission processing backpack for better video quality is described |
• The importance of curated content and event discovery in a community is discussed |
• Examples of local events and challenges with finding information about them are shared |
• Google's plan to work with local news organizations |
• Bulletin app's potential for monetization and sourcing original content |
• Limited pilot of the app in Nashville and Oakland, both Google Fiber cities |
• Concerns about the app's potential impact on local media and job loss |
• Comparison between Bulletin and Reddit, with some skepticism towards the app's effectiveness |
• Intel has rolled out an early version of a solution to reboot issues caused by Meltdown patches |
• The root cause of the reboot issue has been identified and updated guidance is being provided to customers and partners |
• Intel plans to deploy a hardware fix in future products to address Spectre and Meltdown threats |
• A software update was required for virtual machines, but only available with paid versions of certain software |
• Performance issues were experienced after patching, including significant drops in performance |
• High cost of servers and hardware |
• Importance of planning and validation for infrastructure |
• OVH as a server rental service |
• Epic Games' use of Intel CPUs and limitations on customization |
• Challenges with shipping own hardware and data center experiences |
• Difficulty with automatically plotting data |
• Discussion of mining using hard drives (petabyte project) |
• Reference to Linus Tech Tips video series on mining |
• Concerns about health and being sick |
• Mention of hardware configuration and storage options (NVMe server, ZDrive) |
• Mining on hard drives is a new frontier with limited data on its effects. |
• Using online exchange wallets for cryptocurrency storage is not recommended due to security risks. |
• Hardware wallets are more secure and preferred for storing cryptocurrencies. |
• A recent hack of Coincheck resulted in the theft of over 400 million dollars' worth of cryptocurrency. |
• The price of NEM coin dropped by 13% following the hack, but this is considered relatively minor compared to other market fluctuations. |
• Blockchain technology is being explored by governments, including the Canadian government, for uses such as tracking tax money. |
• Concerns about transparency in taxes and wanting to know what tax dollars are used for |
• Discussion of cryptocurrency and its volatility and lack of regulation |
• Mention of a specific incident involving Bitcoin Cash or Bitcoin Gold manipulation |
• Proposal to create a coin that is transparent about potential manipulation and abuse |
• Idea for a unique version of mining where users earn coins based on their time spent in Twitch chat |
• Discussion of cryptocurrency and coin development |
• Mention of various coins (Float Plane Coin, Linus Coin, Wan Coin, Late Coin) |
• Idea for a social status system using bingo game to distribute coins |
• Sponsorship announcement for Spectrum Glasses with discount code "pro-spec" |
• Introduction of FreshBooks invoicing tool and 30-day free trial offer |
• Colton's high school days and his passion for tech |
• Discussion about side hustles in the tech industry |
• Battery swaps and other tech work |
• Conversation about glasses, style, and an overall update |
• Introduction to Savage Jerky sponsor |
• Investigation into who took the jerky from the office supply |
• Spicy jerky discussion |
• Savage Jerky products and flavors |
• ASRock statement on Intel microcode vulnerability |
• Update on motherboard makers addressing Spectre vulnerabilities |
• Discussion of specific motherboards (ASUS, MSI, X99) |
• Discussion of whether manufacturers are unfairly ending support for older CPUs |
• Argument that consumers are not entirely to blame for the issue |
• Explanation that the computer industry's inability to manage itself is a systemic problem |
• Mention of how consumers' desire for cheap products contributes to the problem |
• Analysis of how customer expectations and purchasing habits shape market dynamics |
• Counterargument that manufacturers also contribute to the problem by undercharging and failing to invest in support infrastructure |
• Discussion of the limitations and impracticality of certain motherboard-related proposals |
• Mention of a company's failure to support a customer's investment in X99 systems |
• Expression of disappointment with the current situation and call for finding a compromise |
• Suggestion to pay attention to how companies react to situations like this |
• Encouragement to make purchasing decisions based on a company's past behavior and value proposition |
• Sharing of a personal anecdote about EVGA's excellent customer service in the past |
• A Canadian man has been charged with spamming Twitch and could face up to 10 years in prison. |
• The man allegedly sent 150,000 offensive messages through Twitch's chat system between February and May 2017. |
• Twitch filed a civil lawsuit against Shaw Communications, PayPal Holdings, CloudFlare, Privacy Corp, and Guard, Inc. over the spamming incident. |
• A user's iMac Pro has been refused repair by Apple, despite having replacement parts available. |
• The store was quoted for the repair cost and agreed to it, but Apple ultimately refused to proceed with the repair. |
• A discussion about a company that took the speaker's product without payment |
• Apple's inability to fix an iMac Pro |
• Microsoft's new version of Windows 10, codenamed Polaris, which will have improved battery life and better performance |
• Difficulty navigating network settings in Windows after the Fall Creators update |
• A specific issue with accessing VPN settings in Windows |
• Frustration with Windows 10 UI design |
• Desire to play Sea of Thieves on Windows 10 but reluctance due to dislike for the operating system |
• Plan to install Windows 10 on a hard drive instead of an SSD |
• Mention of Flowplay and early access, with discussion about cool features and milestones |
• Development of a platform and back-end mechanisms |
• Access management and account association |
• Product launch preparations |
• Analogy to sex and orgasm for explaining the importance of timing in product releases |
• Loss of camera equipment at CES and recovery of footage |
• Discussion of sensitive language and social justice warrior (SJW) culture |
• Review of a potential "greatest LTT video of all time" |
• Purchase of Always |
• SJW encounter |
• DIY micro SSD project |
• Mining Adventure Part 3 |
• iMac Pro review from a PC perspective |
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