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[3501.66 --> 3502.02] Uh, |
[3502.02 --> 3502.50] Drex says, |
[3502.58 --> 3504.18] please review the Nubia X, |
[3504.30 --> 3505.18] the double screen phone. |
[3505.28 --> 3506.08] Oh man. |
[3506.60 --> 3508.84] I'm so tired of reviewing phones right now. |
[3509.08 --> 3510.20] It is so boring. |
[3510.20 --> 3512.42] I think that's why they're all turning into rants. |
[3512.50 --> 3513.58] I'll get back to you on that one. |
[3514.06 --> 3514.68] Laser says, |
[3514.74 --> 3516.92] I love my Moto Z force with an add on battery. |
[3517.82 --> 3518.16] Okay. |
[3518.88 --> 3519.32] Uh, |
[3519.32 --> 3519.80] Michael says, |
[3519.84 --> 3522.02] why don't people buy the lower end phones new from Apple? |
[3522.46 --> 3524.86] It's not like the new phones are much noticeably faster. |
[3524.98 --> 3525.16] Yes, |
[3525.18 --> 3526.34] but there's the support period. |
[3526.80 --> 3528.58] Like I would pay an extra couple, |
[3528.66 --> 3530.38] by the time you're paying six, |
[3530.52 --> 3533.70] $700 for a phone you're going to use for, |
[3533.86 --> 3535.38] with two years of support, |
[3535.52 --> 3537.14] why not pay eight, |
[3537.22 --> 3540.08] $900 for one with three and a half years of support? |
[3540.08 --> 3540.78] There's also like, |
[3540.96 --> 3541.78] even if it's new, |
[3541.82 --> 3543.54] you still get the software slow down, |
[3543.60 --> 3543.74] right? |
[3544.38 --> 3544.74] Um, |
[3544.74 --> 3544.96] no, |
[3545.08 --> 3546.24] only once your battery degrades. |
[3546.44 --> 3546.72] Okay. |
[3548.16 --> 3548.70] All right. |
[3548.80 --> 3550.36] I think that's pretty much all I got. |
[3550.46 --> 3551.00] Thank you guys. |
[3551.06 --> 3551.90] We will see you again next week. |
[3551.96 --> 3552.34] Same bad time. |
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• Discussion of "Tampon Gate" controversy and Amazon Go store incident |
• Tech bro culture and being labeled as tech bros |
• Hair discussion, including bad hair and gelling it back |
• Tech news, including NVIDIA leaks, Motorola copying iPhone 10, and Core i9-9900K confirmation |
• The host and another channel's subscriber (LinuxFan724) discuss the subscriber's mistake in subscribing to the wrong channel |
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• Plans are discussed for a show segment with a guest who has a robot-related project |
• The guest (Conflicts) arrives and talks about his project, an unboxing and let's play video featuring the Super Anthony Ultimate Battle Humanoid Robot |
• Discussion turns to copyright laws and fair use |
• The host plays a clip from Conflicts' video of him fighting against the host with the robot |
• The segment wraps up with discussion of the robot's features and capabilities |
• Discussion about the Super Anthony robot and its capabilities |
• Limitless IQ sending robots to the hosts for a collaboration |
• Attempting to borrow a second Super Anthony for a battle video |
• Difficulty getting through TSA with the robot |
• Fun and lighthearted tone during the conversation |
• Mention of other viral robot videos, including robot soccer |
• Discussion about a robot (Super Anthony) and its movements |
• Comments on the control and mechanics of the robot |
• Comparison to traditional robots, citing examples from RoboCup 2016 |
• Analysis of the fighting aspect of the robot, including tactics used by the robot's operators |
• Background information on the channel's host and their previous content focus |
• Discussion about potential topics for future episodes (tech news, responding to Thunderfoot, NVIDIA leaks) |
• Confirmation and speculation about NVIDIA's RTX 280 |
• Discussion on the naming convention for NVIDIA graphics cards (RTX vs GTX) |
• Analysis of NVIDIA's potential GPU lineup and specs (11 gigs of RAM, GDDR6 memory, etc.) |
• Speculation on whether NVIDIA will launch their TI card with a wider memory bus simultaneously with other models |
• Discussion on the likelihood of rumored GPU launches based on previous trends |
• NVIDIA's performance delta between the 1080 Ti and newer GPUs discussed |
• Potential that new GPUs are just rebadged Pascal chips with added features like ray tracing |
• Lack of Turing-based benchmarks to compare performance to Pascal cards |
• Speculation on Volta iteration and Tensor Cores enabling ray tracing |
• Discussion on potential mining profitability and warnings against it |
• Mining cryptocurrency is not profitable unless coins are sold regularly |
• Market trends can make it difficult to predict when coins will rise in value |
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• Samsung's design may have been copied by Motorola for their new phone |
• The lawsuit between Apple and Samsung over intellectual property has been ongoing for 7 years |
• Discussion about a new Motorola phone resembling an iPhone |
• Debate on whether design elements such as notch and camera placement are unique or standard features |
• Comment on Motorola's wallpaper being similar to Apple's |
• Analysis of why companies might copy each other's designs |
• Discussion on how Apple's complaints about copying can be taken more seriously when it happens frequently |
• The host is unhappy with the logo on a phone being off-center. |
• There's discussion about the difference between an iPhone and another phone, with one sounding like it could be a Photoshopped image. |
• The hosts mention that their YouTube stream viewership is much higher than their Twitch viewership. |
• They discuss why they don't promote their Twitch stream on YouTube due to a community guideline strike. |
• There's talk about the purpose of WAN Show, which is not just about having many viewers or making money. |
• Colton's upload is mentioned as being corrupted again. |
• The hosts mention that they could improve Wan Show but are doing it mainly out of tradition now. |
• Luke has other priorities and doesn't participate in Wan Show as much anymore. |
• The host mentions his long work hours and considers this time with the audience to be a break. |
• They discuss their sponsors, starting with Mike Spectrum, which offers glasses for computer use. |
• Discussion and attempts to conduct a live comparison between two individuals |
• Issues with timing out and technical difficulties |
• Reference to Twitch chat judging the performance |
• Acknowledgement of James as the winner |
• Sponsorship announcement for Synergy software |
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• Discussion of a black pack with strong features |
• Personal anecdote about breaking the pack's thread |
• Features and design of the bag (e.g. sunglass holder, power strip) |
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