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[3046.44 --> 3047.50] They already own Vudu. |
[3047.60 --> 3048.38] I did not know that. |
[3048.46 --> 3050.00] A service for buying and renting movies. |
[3050.00 --> 3060.04] And Vudu launched its own ad-supported streaming service, Movies On Us, a few years ago, which I have never heard of, which should be, which should give you some idea of how well Movies On Us is doing. |
[3061.58 --> 3062.30] And that's it! |
[3062.88 --> 3064.50] Thank you for tuning in to The WAN Show. |
[3064.62 --> 3066.44] Thank you, Dennis, for joining me on The WAN Show. |
[3066.50 --> 3067.82] And we will see you guys again next week. |
[3068.00 --> 3068.88] Wow, that's so fast. |
[3068.94 --> 3070.54] Same bat time, same bat channel. |
[3071.30 --> 3071.74] All right. |
[3073.18 --> 3074.80] Just remember, they can hear you right now. |
[3074.90 --> 3075.24] Can they? |
[3075.40 --> 3075.88] They can. |
[3076.04 --> 3077.06] I don't think so. |
[3077.30 --> 3077.84] Yes, they can. |
[3077.90 --> 3078.66] I'm going to sing a song. |
[3078.76 --> 3079.16] No, they can. |
[3079.82 --> 3081.66] Sing whatever song you want, sucker. |
[3081.66 --> 3095.22] Also, don't forget to. |
[3095.22 --> 3095.56] Thank you. |
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• GPP no longer a thing in tech community |
• T-Mobile and Sprint attempting to merge again |
• DRAM price fixing controversy |
• Facebook-related issues mentioned but not specified |
• Folding@Home distributed computing project discussed |
• Community shout-out for Folding@Home team |
• Molecular dynamics and its applications |
• Distributed computing power for cancer and Alzheimer's research |
• Repurposing computer resources for scientific research |
• The NVIDIA GPP (Graphics Partner Program) |
• Restrictions on branding and marketing for program participants |
• Consequences of participating in the program, including branding expenses |
• Companies need to design, iterate, and print products before they can be sold |
• The Aries brand is uncertain to continue after the NVIDIA partner program cancellation |
• Companies may have sunk costs in rebranding, which could affect their decision to continue with Aries |
• It's unclear if NVIDIA will compensate these companies for work done under GPP |
• The cancellation of GPP was framed by NVIDIA as a way to focus on new technology and avoid "misinformation" |
• This framing was seen as insensitive and dismissive of the backlash against GPP |
• The lack of explanation from NVIDIA about their intentions and actions has caused confusion |
• Criticism of NVIDIA's branding and packaging changes |
• Discussion of consumer transparency and labeling |
• Analysis of the impact on system builders and new computer buyers |
• Comparison of NVIDIA and ROG branding |
• Commentary on the effectiveness of NVIDIA's marketing strategy |
• Feedback to NVIDIA on their public communication |
• Leaked information and company frustration |
• Importance of open communication with the community |
• Cancellation of a program and potential ongoing agreements in secret |
• Confusion and lack of transparency regarding rules and agreements |
• Difficulty navigating complex graphics card options |
• Suggestions for simplified labeling and clearer product offerings |
• Discussion of a Google Play Policy (GPP) and its branding |
• Criticism of the GPP for being unnecessary due to existing NVIDIA branding |
• Mention of transparency concerns regarding the GPP |
• Reference to companies owning their mistakes and taking responsibility |
• Change in administration and impact on FTC policies |
• Merger between T-Mobile and Sprint, including past attempts to merge and current status |
• Discussion of 5G technology and its significance for the US economy |
• Analysis of the potential benefits and drawbacks of the merger |
• Speculation about the merged company's name and branding |
• T-Mobile and Sprint's merger is pending court approval |
• The merged company would be comparable in size to AT&T and Verizon |
• Having three equally sized players may lead to more competition than four smaller players |
• A class action lawsuit has been filed against Samsung, Micron, and Hynix for price-fixing DRAM chips between 2016 and 2017 |
• The suit claims the companies conspired to limit supply and inflate prices |
• The speaker is unhappy with companies not scaling production as expected |
• Companies are prioritizing price over scalability |
• A settlement was reached in 1998-2002 regarding rigging DRAM chip prices |
• The speaker's Twitch stream had a resolution problem due to user error |
• Sponsorship for PIA (Private Internet Access) VPN is discussed |
• The IT department at school had difficulty accessing the speaker's dad's website, and using a VPN resolved the issue |
• The speaker discusses installing an app on a computer and mentions its features, including an internet kill switch. |
• They recommend using PIA (Private Internet Access) VPN for security. |
• The speaker promotes FreshBooks for invoicing and expense tracking, emphasizing its ease of use and customer support. |
• They introduce Squarespace as a website builder with a simple interface and offer code LTT for 10% off the first purchase. |
• The speaker humorously discusses using mouse control with the mouth or tongue for accessibility. |
• Mention of LTX Expo (originally thinking it meant "exposition", but later realizing it means "exploration") |
• Discussion of Linus Tech Tips videos and creators on the platform |
• Floatplane mentioned as something the speaker is involved with |
• Explanation of the platform's features, including high-quality video and audio, private comment section, and subscription model |
• Joking mention of adequatevideoservice.com domain and potential use for April Fool's prank |
• Companies like Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo have been issued letters by the FTC for putting restrictions on repairs to their products |
• These restrictions are illegal in the US under a 1970s law that prohibits manufacturers from voiding warranties if customers use third-party repair services |
• The companies have 30 days to revise their policies and remove offending stickers |
• Microsoft is in a better position than others due to its Xbox consoles, but has issues with its Surface notebooks and third-party accessories |
• The origin of the $5 rule on product repairs was discussed, including speculation that it's part of a larger bundle and may be too much work to enforce for small items |
• Discussion about a conversation going off topic |
• Mention of taking apart and putting together an Xbox One X console |
• Introduction to a new topic about Facebook's F8 conference |
• Announcement that Facebook plans to create a "clear history" tool to show users what data is being shared with their accounts |
• Discussion about the usefulness of the clear history tool and whether or not it will be used by listeners |
• Personal anecdotes about using and deleting Facebook accounts |
• The speaker created a Facebook account and used it for messenger and groups |
• The speaker mentioned using two specific groups: one for sharing music and one for discussing nerdy topics with high school friends |
• The speaker discussed the recent announcement of Facebook's new dating app, which will not be designed around hookups or connecting users with friends |
• The speaker expressed skepticism about the app's ability to maintain user privacy and questioned the company's motives in collecting user data |
• Facebook revisiting the possibility of a subscription model due to privacy concerns |
• Potential ad-free subscription model and reduced data sharing |
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