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[2615.74 --> 2621.58] sets and alt tab bringing up browser tabs have been delayed so your phone an app that your phone an
[2621.58 --> 2625.98] app that will allow you to better interact with your phone from your pc allows you to send and receive
[2625.98 --> 2630.70] sms messages and interact with your 25 most recent images from your gallery on an android phone so that's
[2630.70 --> 2636.78] cool cool but then that should also be coming to windows 10 version 1803 so while it's headlining as
[2636.78 --> 2641.58] an 1809 feature it's actually an independent app there's a new clipboard history that syncs with the
[2641.58 --> 2646.14] cloud and works across devices so it's being added to swift key on ios and android that's pretty cool
[2646.14 --> 2651.02] that's that is actually pretty cool that is legitimately quite cool also comes to the windows 10 on-screen
[2651.02 --> 2655.26] keyboard with this update i can't believe that took so long microsoft bought swift key what like two years
[2655.26 --> 2660.94] ago or something anyway there's a dark theme for file explorer i okay i can see people wanting to
[2660.94 --> 2666.94] update for that snipping tool is being deprecated being replaced by a new snipping experience no that
[2666.94 --> 2671.90] can be opened with wind shift s i don't know it might be fine i mean do you do you not use sharex at
[2671.90 --> 2680.30] this point anyway yeah okay and the usual improvements to microsoft edge browser want more but like on on
[2680.30 --> 2685.66] systems that i haven't used before having snipping tools really nice new emoji notepad improvements
[2687.10 --> 2693.26] so all of that sounds worth giving up some data over right okay okay if there wasn't if there wasn't
[2693.26 --> 2699.26] the data loss i will i will throw them this phone if there wasn't the data loss if you were uh if you
[2699.26 --> 2704.06] were able to recover your data with a with a system rollback so if they weren't boning you you'd throw them
[2705.74 --> 2710.22] yeah pretty much this does actually sound like a decent update yeah dark theme is cool the phone app
[2710.22 --> 2717.26] thing is cool the swift key copy paste cloud thing is cool uh but yeah i kind of need my files so
[2717.26 --> 2727.58] shoddy not all right and finally macbook pro and imac pros require apple's diagnostics for certain repairs
[2729.98 --> 2735.82] ot2 chip so you know about the t2 chip right so that's the encryption chip on some of apple's new
[2735.82 --> 2741.58] devices that basically makes it so that let's talk about the good things first um someone who steals
[2741.58 --> 2746.94] your device can't get your data i mean it's cool that's pretty cool yeah but it does other stuff
[2747.90 --> 2757.74] so on the 2018 macbook pro repairs involving the logic board okay touch id all right that's security related
[2757.74 --> 2769.58] the battery the keyboard the display the top casing and the track the trackpad and the speakers the
[2769.58 --> 2777.74] speakers is my favorite part the speakers really to be fair the keyboard battery trackpad and speakers
[2777.74 --> 2785.74] are all only included because of the top case so the t2 chip if you complete if you complete repairs like
[2785.74 --> 2796.78] those without apple's blessing will brick your macbook pro if you replace a broken speaker now on the imac pro
[2796.78 --> 2803.10] this makes more sense logic board and flash storage repairs okay fine so if any of those parts are
[2803.10 --> 2810.06] repaired and apple diagnostics are not run the system will be inoperative and the repair will be incomplete
[2810.06 --> 2817.02] now the apple diagnostic suite is limited to internal use by apple stores and apple authorized service
[2817.02 --> 2822.78] providers so independent repair shops without apple certification may be unable to repair certain
[2822.78 --> 2826.38] parts of these machines and in the case of the macbook it's like basically anything
[2829.26 --> 2834.54] um now apparently the t2 chip does include more than i thought so system management controller signal
[2834.54 --> 2841.42] image signal processor audio controller and ssd controller and the secure enclave but why did it
[2841.42 --> 2847.10] have to include the audio controller i'm sure apple has some kind of reason for that but then they also
[2848.14 --> 2851.98] could recognize that replacing a speaker is probably benign
[2854.30 --> 2860.78] really frustrating nothing we say or do is going to change anything i mean apple very intentionally because
[2860.78 --> 2866.70] you bet your butt they noticed the videos that we made about our experience with the imac pro
[2866.70 --> 2871.74] very intentionally has not acknowledged us they've not reached out offering to help or anything like
[2871.74 --> 2877.50] that so apple's just clearly going yeah i think we're just going to keep doing this because people aren't
[2877.50 --> 2884.30] upset enough so and the frustrating thing that rhymes is it seems to be it seems to be spreading i mean you
[2884.30 --> 2887.82] and i were talking about this the other day so one of the reasons that i went with a chevy volt
[2887.82 --> 2893.74] was that i am really not a fan of what tesla is doing with respect to right to repair um the fact
[2893.74 --> 2899.82] that they are limiting people basically limiting the ability to work on these vehicles to people who
[2899.82 --> 2905.82] have their you know magic wand blessing why exactly is that why do we accept that as consumers and there's
[2905.82 --> 2913.90] youtubers who have made careers out of trying to find ways to like forcibly repair teslas did you watch the
[2913.90 --> 2918.46] same documentary i did then i don't think i've watched the documentary i don't know it was youtube
[2918.46 --> 2924.22] video but it was in a doc-y style very likely then i forgot the guy what the guy's name was yeah yeah
[2924.22 --> 2931.10] yeah he's awesome yeah basically like awesome dude he's super awesome flat out um and so it's really
[2931.10 --> 2934.70] impressive the kind of stuff yeah i don't really understand why we're supporting these things
[2935.50 --> 2941.18] because it is blatantly anti-consumer yeah period yeah because the security there are some okay there are
[2941.18 --> 2946.78] some legitimate concerns in both of these areas yes to defend them a little bit yeah electric guitars
[2946.78 --> 2954.30] can be pretty electric guitars it's my day today man i'm just on point electric cars can be a little
[2954.30 --> 2962.78] bit problematic if repaired poorly but like so can normal cars explosions and stuff right like i don't
[2962.78 --> 2969.74] know this doesn't seem super hard to understand that like you're there's some liability involved in
[2969.74 --> 2976.54] repairing something but generally with most countries laws if the owner of the item is
[2976.54 --> 2981.18] repairing it they're taking personal liability for the repair and if you pay a shop to repair it that
[2981.18 --> 2988.62] shop is taking liability for the repair and the reality of it is that this industry of like basically
[2989.34 --> 2998.06] massive like buckets of of explosive fuel that people ride around in has been around for an awful long
[2998.06 --> 3006.94] time yeah and i think we've as correct me if i'm wrong but i'm not aware of any situation where
[3007.50 --> 3015.66] a repair does a repaired something somehow like a repaired ford came back to ford somehow because of an
[3015.66 --> 3022.94] error that the repair technician made i don't know i mean correct me if i'm wrong please do yeah i'm not
[3022.94 --> 3028.62] i don't i don't know honestly i'm sure it has happened some dude tried to fix his ford and then
[3029.26 --> 3032.14] when he failed he brought it to ford and ford was like what the heck dude
[3034.30 --> 3039.82] i don't know but that's fine oh you're talking like a repair happened on a vehicle and then it blew
[3039.82 --> 3044.62] up or something and then ford got in trouble yeah i'm not aware of anything like that happening yeah
[3044.62 --> 3051.58] personally i don't know all right we've got a couple of super chats um serpent xfs appreciate the love among
[3051.58 --> 3058.54] tech tubers look forward to next year's ltx hashtag never pull out rock on man uh spencer says so
[3058.54 --> 3067.50] microsoft can fix the update right thanks spencer that's good uh vast horizon i'd send more but this
[3067.50 --> 3074.14] is all i can afford i love you guys though oh well thank you uh jordan been watching guys a little over
[3074.14 --> 3078.86] a year you guys boosted my interest in a tech career currently attending college for ictits keep doing
[3078.86 --> 3088.14] what you do rock on to you too um and i think that pretty much wraps oh this is a good question okay
[3088.14 --> 3094.30] last topic of the day and this was actually suggested here by none i wonder what would happen
[3095.02 --> 3102.30] if you used the cpu's integrated heat spreader as a water block so basically just drill two holes
[3102.30 --> 3109.42] and solder copper pipes onto it okay so a couple problems here um problem numero uno you would have
[3109.42 --> 3118.30] to have some way of um like protecting the rest of the cpu from the water which will inevitably pick
[3118.30 --> 3124.62] up some ions that will make it conductive and then obviously that's going to be a pretty bad scene um
[3125.66 --> 3130.54] problem number the second as far as i know most ihs's are not fully sealed so you would have to make
[3130.54 --> 3135.90] sure that you actually complete the seal and do a good job there um problem number the next is they're
[3135.90 --> 3142.06] quite small and so actually getting um like large enough barbs that you'd be able to get the kind of
[3142.06 --> 3149.10] flow rate that you want for the first for optimal cooling would be a little bit difficult um number
[3149.66 --> 3155.90] problem number the next is that having the dye soldered or liquid metaled to an ihs
[3156.46 --> 3163.18] probably increases your surface area helping with cooling more than the benefits of having
[3163.90 --> 3169.50] um the water directly touching the dye would help i guess is what i'm trying to say so having this
[3169.50 --> 3174.70] bigger area where you've got a slight um barrier that you have to pass through versus having a very
[3174.70 --> 3182.94] small area i suspect they probably like thought of that at some point um but it seems like the kind of
[3182.94 --> 3186.46] thing that we'd be crazy enough to try so i'm not saying we're never going to do it
[3188.86 --> 3195.34] cool suggestion someone said um sorry wizard mon said 100 fords start firing crashes and not a
[3195.34 --> 3200.86] single person cares one tesla hits a barrier at high speeds braining an ankle of the driver and the car
[3200.86 --> 3206.86] slowly starts on fire as he limps away national tv newspapers talk shows reblogged 12 million times
[3206.86 --> 3211.34] this argument has been brought up many times um
[3213.42 --> 3216.62] personally i don't think it's a valid enough reason to take rights away from consumers
[3217.82 --> 3222.78] and i think we can end the show right there cool have a good one thanks for watching
• The hosts discuss being live and having technical issues with their OBS system
• T-Mobile is sued after cryptocurrency theft
• Office 2019 will only run on Windows 10
• Apple suffered a significant source code leak
• Intel's Vaunt project, smart glasses with hidden tech, is mentioned
• The show is sponsored by Samsung Super Ultra Wide Gaming
• The hosts discuss meeting the team behind Floatplane in person

[2615.74 --> 2621.58] sets and alt tab bringing up browser tabs have been delayed so your phone an app that your phone an

[2621.58 --> 2625.98] app that will allow you to better interact with your phone from your pc allows you to send and receive

[2625.98 --> 2630.70] sms messages and interact with your 25 most recent images from your gallery on an android phone so that's

[2630.70 --> 2636.78] cool cool but then that should also be coming to windows 10 version 1803 so while it's headlining as

[2636.78 --> 2641.58] an 1809 feature it's actually an independent app there's a new clipboard history that syncs with the

[2641.58 --> 2646.14] cloud and works across devices so it's being added to swift key on ios and android that's pretty cool

[2646.14 --> 2651.02] that's that is actually pretty cool that is legitimately quite cool also comes to the windows 10 on-screen

[2651.02 --> 2655.26] keyboard with this update i can't believe that took so long microsoft bought swift key what like two years

[2655.26 --> 2660.94] ago or something anyway there's a dark theme for file explorer i okay i can see people wanting to

[2660.94 --> 2666.94] update for that snipping tool is being deprecated being replaced by a new snipping experience no that

[2666.94 --> 2671.90] can be opened with wind shift s i don't know it might be fine i mean do you do you not use sharex at

[2671.90 --> 2680.30] this point anyway yeah okay and the usual improvements to microsoft edge browser want more but like on on

[2680.30 --> 2685.66] systems that i haven't used before having snipping tools really nice new emoji notepad improvements

[2687.10 --> 2693.26] so all of that sounds worth giving up some data over right okay okay if there wasn't if there wasn't

[2693.26 --> 2699.26] the data loss i will i will throw them this phone if there wasn't the data loss if you were uh if you

[2699.26 --> 2704.06] were able to recover your data with a with a system rollback so if they weren't boning you you'd throw them

[2705.74 --> 2710.22] yeah pretty much this does actually sound like a decent update yeah dark theme is cool the phone app

[2710.22 --> 2717.26] thing is cool the swift key copy paste cloud thing is cool uh but yeah i kind of need my files so

[2717.26 --> 2727.58] shoddy not all right and finally macbook pro and imac pros require apple's diagnostics for certain repairs

[2729.98 --> 2735.82] ot2 chip so you know about the t2 chip right so that's the encryption chip on some of apple's new

[2735.82 --> 2741.58] devices that basically makes it so that let's talk about the good things first um someone who steals

[2741.58 --> 2746.94] your device can't get your data i mean it's cool that's pretty cool yeah but it does other stuff

[2747.90 --> 2757.74] so on the 2018 macbook pro repairs involving the logic board okay touch id all right that's security related

[2757.74 --> 2769.58] the battery the keyboard the display the top casing and the track the trackpad and the speakers the

[2769.58 --> 2777.74] speakers is my favorite part the speakers really to be fair the keyboard battery trackpad and speakers

[2777.74 --> 2785.74] are all only included because of the top case so the t2 chip if you complete if you complete repairs like

[2785.74 --> 2796.78] those without apple's blessing will brick your macbook pro if you replace a broken speaker now on the imac pro

[2796.78 --> 2803.10] this makes more sense logic board and flash storage repairs okay fine so if any of those parts are

[2803.10 --> 2810.06] repaired and apple diagnostics are not run the system will be inoperative and the repair will be incomplete

[2810.06 --> 2817.02] now the apple diagnostic suite is limited to internal use by apple stores and apple authorized service

[2817.02 --> 2822.78] providers so independent repair shops without apple certification may be unable to repair certain

[2822.78 --> 2826.38] parts of these machines and in the case of the macbook it's like basically anything

[2829.26 --> 2834.54] um now apparently the t2 chip does include more than i thought so system management controller signal

[2834.54 --> 2841.42] image signal processor audio controller and ssd controller and the secure enclave but why did it

[2841.42 --> 2847.10] have to include the audio controller i'm sure apple has some kind of reason for that but then they also

[2848.14 --> 2851.98] could recognize that replacing a speaker is probably benign

[2854.30 --> 2860.78] really frustrating nothing we say or do is going to change anything i mean apple very intentionally because

[2860.78 --> 2866.70] you bet your butt they noticed the videos that we made about our experience with the imac pro

[2866.70 --> 2871.74] very intentionally has not acknowledged us they've not reached out offering to help or anything like

[2871.74 --> 2877.50] that so apple's just clearly going yeah i think we're just going to keep doing this because people aren't

[2877.50 --> 2884.30] upset enough so and the frustrating thing that rhymes is it seems to be it seems to be spreading i mean you

[2884.30 --> 2887.82] and i were talking about this the other day so one of the reasons that i went with a chevy volt

[2887.82 --> 2893.74] was that i am really not a fan of what tesla is doing with respect to right to repair um the fact

[2893.74 --> 2899.82] that they are limiting people basically limiting the ability to work on these vehicles to people who

[2899.82 --> 2905.82] have their you know magic wand blessing why exactly is that why do we accept that as consumers and there's

[2905.82 --> 2913.90] youtubers who have made careers out of trying to find ways to like forcibly repair teslas did you watch the

[2913.90 --> 2918.46] same documentary i did then i don't think i've watched the documentary i don't know it was youtube

[2918.46 --> 2924.22] video but it was in a doc-y style very likely then i forgot the guy what the guy's name was yeah yeah

[2924.22 --> 2931.10] yeah he's awesome yeah basically like awesome dude he's super awesome flat out um and so it's really

[2931.10 --> 2934.70] impressive the kind of stuff yeah i don't really understand why we're supporting these things

[2935.50 --> 2941.18] because it is blatantly anti-consumer yeah period yeah because the security there are some okay there are

[2941.18 --> 2946.78] some legitimate concerns in both of these areas yes to defend them a little bit yeah electric guitars

[2946.78 --> 2954.30] can be pretty electric guitars it's my day today man i'm just on point electric cars can be a little

[2954.30 --> 2962.78] bit problematic if repaired poorly but like so can normal cars explosions and stuff right like i don't

[2962.78 --> 2969.74] know this doesn't seem super hard to understand that like you're there's some liability involved in

[2969.74 --> 2976.54] repairing something but generally with most countries laws if the owner of the item is

[2976.54 --> 2981.18] repairing it they're taking personal liability for the repair and if you pay a shop to repair it that

[2981.18 --> 2988.62] shop is taking liability for the repair and the reality of it is that this industry of like basically

[2989.34 --> 2998.06] massive like buckets of of explosive fuel that people ride around in has been around for an awful long

[2998.06 --> 3006.94] time yeah and i think we've as correct me if i'm wrong but i'm not aware of any situation where

[3007.50 --> 3015.66] a repair does a repaired something somehow like a repaired ford came back to ford somehow because of an

[3015.66 --> 3022.94] error that the repair technician made i don't know i mean correct me if i'm wrong please do yeah i'm not

[3022.94 --> 3028.62] i don't i don't know honestly i'm sure it has happened some dude tried to fix his ford and then

[3029.26 --> 3032.14] when he failed he brought it to ford and ford was like what the heck dude

[3034.30 --> 3039.82] i don't know but that's fine oh you're talking like a repair happened on a vehicle and then it blew

[3039.82 --> 3044.62] up or something and then ford got in trouble yeah i'm not aware of anything like that happening yeah

[3044.62 --> 3051.58] personally i don't know all right we've got a couple of super chats um serpent xfs appreciate the love among

[3051.58 --> 3058.54] tech tubers look forward to next year's ltx hashtag never pull out rock on man uh spencer says so

[3058.54 --> 3067.50] microsoft can fix the update right thanks spencer that's good uh vast horizon i'd send more but this

[3067.50 --> 3074.14] is all i can afford i love you guys though oh well thank you uh jordan been watching guys a little over

[3074.14 --> 3078.86] a year you guys boosted my interest in a tech career currently attending college for ictits keep doing

[3078.86 --> 3088.14] what you do rock on to you too um and i think that pretty much wraps oh this is a good question okay

[3088.14 --> 3094.30] last topic of the day and this was actually suggested here by none i wonder what would happen

[3095.02 --> 3102.30] if you used the cpu's integrated heat spreader as a water block so basically just drill two holes

[3102.30 --> 3109.42] and solder copper pipes onto it okay so a couple problems here um problem numero uno you would have

[3109.42 --> 3118.30] to have some way of um like protecting the rest of the cpu from the water which will inevitably pick

[3118.30 --> 3124.62] up some ions that will make it conductive and then obviously that's going to be a pretty bad scene um

[3125.66 --> 3130.54] problem number the second as far as i know most ihs's are not fully sealed so you would have to make

[3130.54 --> 3135.90] sure that you actually complete the seal and do a good job there um problem number the next is they're

[3135.90 --> 3142.06] quite small and so actually getting um like large enough barbs that you'd be able to get the kind of

[3142.06 --> 3149.10] flow rate that you want for the first for optimal cooling would be a little bit difficult um number

[3149.66 --> 3155.90] problem number the next is that having the dye soldered or liquid metaled to an ihs

[3156.46 --> 3163.18] probably increases your surface area helping with cooling more than the benefits of having

[3163.90 --> 3169.50] um the water directly touching the dye would help i guess is what i'm trying to say so having this

[3169.50 --> 3174.70] bigger area where you've got a slight um barrier that you have to pass through versus having a very

[3174.70 --> 3182.94] small area i suspect they probably like thought of that at some point um but it seems like the kind of

[3182.94 --> 3186.46] thing that we'd be crazy enough to try so i'm not saying we're never going to do it

[3188.86 --> 3195.34] cool suggestion someone said um sorry wizard mon said 100 fords start firing crashes and not a

[3195.34 --> 3200.86] single person cares one tesla hits a barrier at high speeds braining an ankle of the driver and the car

[3200.86 --> 3206.86] slowly starts on fire as he limps away national tv newspapers talk shows reblogged 12 million times

[3206.86 --> 3211.34] this argument has been brought up many times um

[3213.42 --> 3216.62] personally i don't think it's a valid enough reason to take rights away from consumers

[3217.82 --> 3222.78] and i think we can end the show right there cool have a good one thanks for watching

• The hosts discuss being live and having technical issues with their OBS system

• T-Mobile is sued after cryptocurrency theft

• Office 2019 will only run on Windows 10

• Apple suffered a significant source code leak

• Intel's Vaunt project, smart glasses with hidden tech, is mentioned

• The show is sponsored by Samsung Super Ultra Wide Gaming

• The hosts discuss meeting the team behind Floatplane in person