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[3081.30 --> 3087.06] with like or we got samples from four different factories yeah and we got like two levels of samples
[3087.06 --> 3091.70] from each and picked like the best one from all of that some of them were pretty garbage but these
[3091.70 --> 3096.66] ones are like actually not usable but these ones i wouldn't call them the best cable ties i've ever
[3096.66 --> 3102.58] used but i can't think of anything that's better like they're good so we were we were comfortable
[3102.58 --> 3107.06] putting the brand on them and they look pretty nice so yeah yeah i like the orange ones i would try to
[3107.06 --> 3111.86] get those if i were you guys the orange ones are dope you're gonna make you're making it hard for us
[3111.86 --> 3117.22] to sell 90 of our inventory luke way to go i'm just trying to make people go fast speaking of way to go
[3117.22 --> 3122.58] get either way to go you guys for watching all yeah oh we don't have a there's no there's no
[3122.58 --> 3131.06] viewer counter on float plane real high is it it's kind of flirting with the potential limit of that port so
[3133.54 --> 3138.02] what's the speed of that port uh not the speed the maximum connections
[3138.02 --> 3148.34] thanks for coming out all right uh thanks guys oh we didn't do like any super chats or like
[3148.98 --> 3156.02] float plane chat oh lordy uh okay stew i says speaking of samsung what do you guys think of
[3156.02 --> 3160.66] recent news the samsung galaxy gold being priced at 1800 us dollars is more specifically what i should
[3160.66 --> 3166.34] have said i think it's a matter of time before the actual smartphone manufacturers the samsung's and
[3166.34 --> 3172.02] apples of the world i think it's a matter of time before they clue in that third parties are already
[3172.02 --> 3177.06] reselling their phones for six thousand dollars with goofy skins built into them and just do it
[3177.06 --> 3183.94] themselves yes this is this is happening uh jake asks new tech showdown i don't think so i don't think
[3183.94 --> 3191.06] yeah i don't don't know mate says merry saturday because he's australian new zealand new zealand yeah
[3191.06 --> 3201.14] they don't like don't say that mate's cool they don't like that hi thomas bear hi musical pumpkin
[3202.66 --> 3211.14] um okay please make a compensator 3.0 we don't even know what we would put in it it's they they kind of
[3211.14 --> 3219.14] that's not really like a thing anymore really first of all our average video is basically compensator 17
[3219.14 --> 3224.58] every time these days and then which is like is great but then also the idea of compensator doesn't
[3224.58 --> 3230.82] really make sense because they nerfed the heck out of sli so like it's the the yeah but they have
[3230.82 --> 3236.74] the pc for the one percent coming soon yeah that's true um i thought he was going to expand on that
[3239.14 --> 3243.62] it's just a different concept it's it's great i like the new concept it's just the original concept
[3243.62 --> 3248.02] of compensator it doesn't really we were basically trying to show that it's really stupid to put four
[3248.02 --> 3253.38] graphics cards in your system and now it's like you can but they won't really work hey look we were
[3253.38 --> 3259.62] right i guess we could do it that way hi nika on estiac huzzah gamers the amount of like is so damn
[3259.62 --> 3263.22] high lol thank you from the bottom of my heart for saying how stupid the candy cane ban is
[3265.86 --> 3270.50] he spent 15 bucks for being mad about candy canes getting banned i can get mad about all kinds of
[3270.50 --> 3276.34] stuff if you guys will pay me well it's not so much getting mad about them as just like you know what
[3276.34 --> 3280.10] you want to open up these floodgates because like i think nick and luke can tell you i can get real
[3280.10 --> 3283.78] mad about an awful lot of stuff oh yeah oh yeah i'm scared
[3286.34 --> 3294.02] um all right i think that's pretty much it everyone thank you guys for tuning in and we'll
[3294.02 --> 3300.90] see you again next week same bat time same bat channel thanks jrock is that the one who posted
[3300.90 --> 3307.86] in float plane chat that some people have multiple tabs open just like just to test thanks buddy guys
[3308.98 --> 3328.90] no just do whatever guys it's it's no problem i'm just gonna go put the fire out it's all good no problem
[3330.90 --> 3334.90] no just do whatever guys i'm just gonna go put the fire out it's all good no problem
[3347.06 --> 3348.90] i'm sorry nick
• Intel's 10 nanometer delay and its potential consequences
• Apple ditching 3D touch technology
• Jim Keller joining Intel as CPU design leader
• Windows 10 Redstone 5 potentially hinting at a Surface phone
• The host's struggles with technical issues during the show, including a crashed Hangouts app and a "ghost phone" that rang unexpectedly
• Guests are uncomfortable due to the hot temperature
• Introduction of guest Jason, host of Tech Deals YouTube channel
• Discussion about Jason's content and experience with YouTube
• Reference to a past show or project where similar content was created
• Apology for not updating links or information in a timely manner
• Intel's 10nm technology is delayed until 2019
• AMD already in prototyping stages using 7nm technology from Global Foundries
• Intel's delay may give AMD an advantage in the CPU market
• Smaller manufacturing processes make chips more power efficient and smaller
• This could be a significant turning point for AMD in the industry
• Intel's power consumption and chip complexity advantages are being challenged by AMD
• Canon Lake is shipping in low volume, with no specific customers or products mentioned
• Intel's 10nm process has yield-reducing defects, making it cost-ineffective to produce at scale
• Ryzen's performance is still not quite as fast per core as Intel's, but may change soon
• AMD's Zen 2 architecture promises actual improvements over Zen, rather than just node shrinkage
• Market shift towards AMD could be slow due to consumer loyalty and ingrained preferences for Intel products
• Discussion about a P4C 2.4 GHz processor and its capabilities
• Mention of a P4C 800-E Deluxe motherboard and its value ($100 on eBay)
• Explanation of the Pentium 3/4 era and Athlons
• Description of Rambus RAM and Intel's attempt to replace DDR RAM
• Discussion about other failed standards (BTX, Vive)
• Review of an Intel press room technology brief from 2001 showcasing Intel Vive
• The speaker doesn't remember details about Vive technology being used in home theater systems.
• The discussion turns to Intel's Iitanium attempt to move the industry away from x86 and have exclusive control over 64-bit technology, but AMD ultimately developed the current 64-bit standard.
• Jim Keller, a renowned CPU architect behind Zen and Athlon 64 CPUs, joins Intel after stints at Apple, Tesla, and AMD.
• The departure of key AMD personnel to Intel indicates a significant push by Intel in the CPU market.
• Jim Keller is joining AMD as a senior vice president, leading the company's silicon engineering.
• He previously worked at Apple and led the design team for mobile processors, then joined Tesla to lead AI chip design teams.
• His return to AMD is expected to boost the company's performance over the next few years.
• Finding talent in the industry has become increasingly challenging due to the complexity of modern chip design.
• Keller's departure from Tesla may be a loss for them if he makes significant contributions to AMD.
• The speaker is frustrated with someone who hasn't given them access they requested
• The speaker discusses and promotes Spectrum Glasses, highlighting their benefits and features
• The sponsor of this episode of The WAN Show is also discussed: Private Internet Access, a VPN service
• There are some humorous and personal moments during the conversation
• Applying for a developer position at Flowplane Media
• Discussion about the size of the team (estimated to be around 5-6 people)
• Upcoming event LTX 2018, a meetup and interactive tech event, on July 14th in Richmond, BC, Canada
• Booths and activities scheduled for LTX 2018, including competitions, workshops, VR experiences, LAN gaming, and more
• Ticket information for LTX 2018 (starting at $35 Canadian)
• Personal conversation about the person's last day of work and their plans to travel to Croatia
• Discussion of Max's living situation and technology access
• Max staying with friends for a few weeks to a month
• Questions from an interviewer about Max's plans and experiences
• Retro tech discussion comparing past and present technology
• Sharing stories about past projects, including a "worst project" at work
• AMD factory tour experience being particularly challenging
• The speaker and another person went on a trip
• They were asked to attend an event by AMD at short notice
• The speaker's previous comment about being fired after dropping the test bench is addressed
• Linus takes responsibility for the incident, saying it was 40% his fault
• The speaker reflects on their relationship with their boss and says they had a good working dynamic
• Discussion about someone's hair being too similar to a 15-year-old
• Mention of Twitch chat thinking all girls are pregnant and speculation on why
• A job discussion where the person no longer works there but reflects positively on their time at the company
• Conversation about a specific video they worked on, including lighting and composition

[3081.30 --> 3087.06] with like or we got samples from four different factories yeah and we got like two levels of samples

[3087.06 --> 3091.70] from each and picked like the best one from all of that some of them were pretty garbage but these

[3091.70 --> 3096.66] ones are like actually not usable but these ones i wouldn't call them the best cable ties i've ever

[3096.66 --> 3102.58] used but i can't think of anything that's better like they're good so we were we were comfortable

[3102.58 --> 3107.06] putting the brand on them and they look pretty nice so yeah yeah i like the orange ones i would try to

[3107.06 --> 3111.86] get those if i were you guys the orange ones are dope you're gonna make you're making it hard for us

[3111.86 --> 3117.22] to sell 90 of our inventory luke way to go i'm just trying to make people go fast speaking of way to go

[3117.22 --> 3122.58] get either way to go you guys for watching all yeah oh we don't have a there's no there's no

[3122.58 --> 3131.06] viewer counter on float plane real high is it it's kind of flirting with the potential limit of that port so

[3133.54 --> 3138.02] what's the speed of that port uh not the speed the maximum connections

[3138.02 --> 3148.34] thanks for coming out all right uh thanks guys oh we didn't do like any super chats or like

[3148.98 --> 3156.02] float plane chat oh lordy uh okay stew i says speaking of samsung what do you guys think of

[3156.02 --> 3160.66] recent news the samsung galaxy gold being priced at 1800 us dollars is more specifically what i should

[3160.66 --> 3166.34] have said i think it's a matter of time before the actual smartphone manufacturers the samsung's and

[3166.34 --> 3172.02] apples of the world i think it's a matter of time before they clue in that third parties are already

[3172.02 --> 3177.06] reselling their phones for six thousand dollars with goofy skins built into them and just do it

[3177.06 --> 3183.94] themselves yes this is this is happening uh jake asks new tech showdown i don't think so i don't think

[3183.94 --> 3191.06] yeah i don't don't know mate says merry saturday because he's australian new zealand new zealand yeah

[3191.06 --> 3201.14] they don't like don't say that mate's cool they don't like that hi thomas bear hi musical pumpkin

[3202.66 --> 3211.14] um okay please make a compensator 3.0 we don't even know what we would put in it it's they they kind of

[3211.14 --> 3219.14] that's not really like a thing anymore really first of all our average video is basically compensator 17

[3219.14 --> 3224.58] every time these days and then which is like is great but then also the idea of compensator doesn't

[3224.58 --> 3230.82] really make sense because they nerfed the heck out of sli so like it's the the yeah but they have

[3230.82 --> 3236.74] the pc for the one percent coming soon yeah that's true um i thought he was going to expand on that

[3239.14 --> 3243.62] it's just a different concept it's it's great i like the new concept it's just the original concept

[3243.62 --> 3248.02] of compensator it doesn't really we were basically trying to show that it's really stupid to put four

[3248.02 --> 3253.38] graphics cards in your system and now it's like you can but they won't really work hey look we were

[3253.38 --> 3259.62] right i guess we could do it that way hi nika on estiac huzzah gamers the amount of like is so damn

[3259.62 --> 3263.22] high lol thank you from the bottom of my heart for saying how stupid the candy cane ban is

[3265.86 --> 3270.50] he spent 15 bucks for being mad about candy canes getting banned i can get mad about all kinds of

[3270.50 --> 3276.34] stuff if you guys will pay me well it's not so much getting mad about them as just like you know what

[3276.34 --> 3280.10] you want to open up these floodgates because like i think nick and luke can tell you i can get real

[3280.10 --> 3283.78] mad about an awful lot of stuff oh yeah oh yeah i'm scared

[3286.34 --> 3294.02] um all right i think that's pretty much it everyone thank you guys for tuning in and we'll

[3294.02 --> 3300.90] see you again next week same bat time same bat channel thanks jrock is that the one who posted

[3300.90 --> 3307.86] in float plane chat that some people have multiple tabs open just like just to test thanks buddy guys

[3308.98 --> 3328.90] no just do whatever guys it's it's no problem i'm just gonna go put the fire out it's all good no problem

[3330.90 --> 3334.90] no just do whatever guys i'm just gonna go put the fire out it's all good no problem

[3347.06 --> 3348.90] i'm sorry nick

• Intel's 10 nanometer delay and its potential consequences

• Apple ditching 3D touch technology

• Jim Keller joining Intel as CPU design leader

• Windows 10 Redstone 5 potentially hinting at a Surface phone

• The host's struggles with technical issues during the show, including a crashed Hangouts app and a "ghost phone" that rang unexpectedly

• Guests are uncomfortable due to the hot temperature

• Introduction of guest Jason, host of Tech Deals YouTube channel

• Discussion about Jason's content and experience with YouTube

• Reference to a past show or project where similar content was created

• Apology for not updating links or information in a timely manner

• Intel's 10nm technology is delayed until 2019

• AMD already in prototyping stages using 7nm technology from Global Foundries

• Intel's delay may give AMD an advantage in the CPU market

• Smaller manufacturing processes make chips more power efficient and smaller

• This could be a significant turning point for AMD in the industry

• Intel's power consumption and chip complexity advantages are being challenged by AMD

• Canon Lake is shipping in low volume, with no specific customers or products mentioned

• Intel's 10nm process has yield-reducing defects, making it cost-ineffective to produce at scale

• Ryzen's performance is still not quite as fast per core as Intel's, but may change soon

• AMD's Zen 2 architecture promises actual improvements over Zen, rather than just node shrinkage

• Market shift towards AMD could be slow due to consumer loyalty and ingrained preferences for Intel products

• Discussion about a P4C 2.4 GHz processor and its capabilities

• Mention of a P4C 800-E Deluxe motherboard and its value ($100 on eBay)

• Explanation of the Pentium 3/4 era and Athlons

• Description of Rambus RAM and Intel's attempt to replace DDR RAM

• Discussion about other failed standards (BTX, Vive)

• Review of an Intel press room technology brief from 2001 showcasing Intel Vive

• The speaker doesn't remember details about Vive technology being used in home theater systems.

• The discussion turns to Intel's Iitanium attempt to move the industry away from x86 and have exclusive control over 64-bit technology, but AMD ultimately developed the current 64-bit standard.

• Jim Keller, a renowned CPU architect behind Zen and Athlon 64 CPUs, joins Intel after stints at Apple, Tesla, and AMD.

• The departure of key AMD personnel to Intel indicates a significant push by Intel in the CPU market.

• Jim Keller is joining AMD as a senior vice president, leading the company's silicon engineering.

• He previously worked at Apple and led the design team for mobile processors, then joined Tesla to lead AI chip design teams.

• His return to AMD is expected to boost the company's performance over the next few years.

• Finding talent in the industry has become increasingly challenging due to the complexity of modern chip design.

• Keller's departure from Tesla may be a loss for them if he makes significant contributions to AMD.

• The speaker is frustrated with someone who hasn't given them access they requested

• The speaker discusses and promotes Spectrum Glasses, highlighting their benefits and features

• The sponsor of this episode of The WAN Show is also discussed: Private Internet Access, a VPN service

• There are some humorous and personal moments during the conversation

• Applying for a developer position at Flowplane Media

• Discussion about the size of the team (estimated to be around 5-6 people)

• Upcoming event LTX 2018, a meetup and interactive tech event, on July 14th in Richmond, BC, Canada

• Booths and activities scheduled for LTX 2018, including competitions, workshops, VR experiences, LAN gaming, and more

• Ticket information for LTX 2018 (starting at $35 Canadian)

• Personal conversation about the person's last day of work and their plans to travel to Croatia

• Discussion of Max's living situation and technology access

• Max staying with friends for a few weeks to a month

• Questions from an interviewer about Max's plans and experiences

• Retro tech discussion comparing past and present technology

• Sharing stories about past projects, including a "worst project" at work

• AMD factory tour experience being particularly challenging

• The speaker and another person went on a trip

• They were asked to attend an event by AMD at short notice

• The speaker's previous comment about being fired after dropping the test bench is addressed

• Linus takes responsibility for the incident, saying it was 40% his fault

• The speaker reflects on their relationship with their boss and says they had a good working dynamic

• Discussion about someone's hair being too similar to a 15-year-old

• Mention of Twitch chat thinking all girls are pregnant and speculation on why

• A job discussion where the person no longer works there but reflects positively on their time at the company

• Conversation about a specific video they worked on, including lighting and composition