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• There are issues with YouTube and channel disabling |
• The hosts play WAN Show Bingo |
• Subscribers will receive a special announcement on the 28th. |
• Cody's video showed how to make gunpowder from human urine and sediment. |
• The speaker discussed the difference between black powder and gunpowder. |
• The speaker mentioned that it is difficult to obtain gunpowder but black powder is more easily available. |
• The speaker shared a personal anecdote about transporting firecrackers across the border without declaring them. |
• Discussing the danger and legality of certain animals |
• Personal experience with an animal incident involving a car |
• Physiological response to fear vs. anger |
• Host's loud laugh and gaming handle "Laffer" |
• Ending the show due to time constraints and lack of news |
• Announcing a new topic at the end |
• YouTube is trying to improve communication and transparency with creators |
• The platform is addressing concerns about being lumped in with problematic creators |
• There have been issues with creators engaging in shock value or hate speech for views |
• YouTube is introducing new consequences for creators whose actions harm the community |
• The goal is to protect the broader creator community's reputation among advertisers, media, and the public |
• Community guidelines for YouTube creators |
• Consequences of violating these guidelines, including removal from Google Preferred and suspension/cancellation of original content |
• Monetization and creator support privileges that may be suspended or removed if guidelines are not followed |
• Video recommendations, which may be removed from a channel's eligibility if they violate guidelines |
• The concept of shadow banning and its parallel to a specific situation on YouTube |
• Importance of subscriber numbers in attributing value to YouTube channels, especially for smaller channels |
• Tailing off of the relationship between subscriber numbers and channel value as it reaches a certain scale |
• Loyal viewership is not always a result of subscribers, but rather other factors such as virality and sharing |
• Algorithmic tricks used by some channels to boost growth, including creating feedback loops between related channels |
• Discussion of YouTube's new policy for dealing with creators who engage in hate speech or other forms of harassment |
• Concerns about the subjective nature of the policy and potential for misquoting or taking things out of context |
• The difference between removing monetization from content and refusing to recommend or provide placement on the site |
• The implications of this new policy for free speech and censorship |
• Introduction to Intel's new Vaunt smart glasses, which are designed to be more discreet than Google Glass |
• Vaunt glasses have no screen in the traditional sense |
• No microphone or touch area |
• Display is projected into user's eye by a low-power laser |
• Works with Bluetooth and Android/iOS phones |
• Can display simple messages like directions or notifications |
• Electronics are located near the face of the frames, allowing for flexible stems and frames like regular glasses |
• Batteries and hardware are custom-designed |
• Discussion of a new smart device that may be initially useless but has potential |
• Importance of devices blending into daily life and not being obtrusive |
• Introduction to a Samsung monitor sponsorship on the WAN Show |
• Features and capabilities of the 49-inch QLED CHG90 gaming monitor, including: |
+ Wide screen aspect ratio |
+ Immersive feel with 1800R curvature |
+ Support for HDR and quantum dot technology |
+ AMD FreeSync 2 and one millisecond response times |
• Promotion of a sale on Samsung gaming monitors from February 24th |
• Viewers and viewership of a live stream |
• Pressure on one person to perform or participate in the stream |
• Issues with audio levels and ear comfort for listeners |
• Unannounced bits sent by Twitch staff during the stream |
• Discussion about Microsoft Office 2019 and its release date |
• Complaints about issues with Office 365 installations and updates |
• Concerns about the future of older software, specifically Windows 7 |
• The speaker mentions that the apps will use the click-to-run installer, commonly used by Office 365 |
• The speaker expresses frustration with Office 365 and Microsoft, particularly with the naming convention of Skype and Skype for Business |
• The speaker has issues with Skype for Business automatically launching every time they turn on their computer and is unable to change settings without logging in |
• The speaker criticizes the telemetry data sent by Windows updates and feels it's intrusive |
• The speaker expresses dissatisfaction with the usability of certain features and changes made to the interface, specifically mentioning a network setting that became less conventional |
• Criticism of Windows UI elements as being heavy and outdated |
• Discussion of the start menu issues in Windows 10 |
• Mention of Windows 7 users still using an old operating system due to problems with Windows 10 |
• Use of Windows 8.1 embedded on a render server with advanced hardware configuration |
• Disagreement over Microsoft's licensing policies, including not being able to buy a specific version of Windows and having to use a subscription model as a business |
• Discussion of the key iPhone source code leak on GitHub and its potential implications for hacking and security |
• iBoot source code leaked on GitHub, labeled as iOS 9 but likely still used in iOS 11 |
• Code is proprietary and not open source, includes Apple copyright notice |
• Leak may have originated from Reddit user "apple internals" last year, but gained more attention on GitHub |
• Apple sent a DMCA takedown notice to GitHub demanding the code be removed |
• The leaked code's availability has sparked concerns about iOS security and Apple's reputation for privacy and security |
• Comparison made to Stuxnet malware, which was widely copied and distributed after its initial discovery |
• Experts speculate that replacing the compromised code may require significant changes to the iPhone's boot process |
• The difference between security as a design and security as a physical presence |
• Russian nuclear scientists arrested for attempting to mine Bitcoin using a powerful supercomputer |
• Industrial facilities in Russia being used for crypto mining, including one businessman buying two power stations |
• The first phone with a diamond screen, set to release in 2019 |
• Criticism of the value and worth of raw diamonds, calling it a "big scam" |
• Discussion about someone making a profit from selling something |
• Mention of lab-grown diamonds and their potential benefits |
• Introduction to Akhan Semiconductor's Mirage Diamond Glass technology |
• Explanation of how the diamond glass uses nano crystal patterns for strength |
• Reference to blockchain being misused as a buzzword, including "nano blockchain" |
• Discussion about the device makers testing the technology |
• Announcement that the company is now aiming to release in 2019 (initially planned for 2017) |
• Testing and development of the technology's strength, reducing glare, and electrical signal transmission |
• Loading face swapping content |
• Critique of the quality and effectiveness of the face swaps |
• Discussion of the technology used for face swapping, including deep learning and processing large amounts of data |
• Showcasing a specific example of a Linus-Torvalds-to-Luke-Skywalker face swap |
• Explanation of how the model was trained using images from YouTube videos and processed with a GTX 970 |
• Discussion of AI-generated deepfakes and their potential use in creating adult content |
• Mention of websites blocking such content due to legal concerns (Discord, Pornhub, etc.) |
• Explanation of the differences between defamation, libel, and slander |
• Discussion of celebrities' ability to claim ownership of their image in cases of deepfakes |
• Reference to community contributed content being protected, but requiring removal |
• Mention of rules being implemented to regulate deepfakes |
• Brief wrap-up and farewell message from the show's host |
• Content for professionals on modeling and CAD design |
• TVs capable of 120Hz with low input lag |
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