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[3291.34 --> 3296.46] for web which shows what's on your messages mobile app it's about time messages got some attention hey
[3297.02 --> 3301.82] like it didn't even have cloud sync until like it just started working for me very recently i was like
[3301.82 --> 3306.06] oh holy crap my messages are still there when i switched phones how did this take so long and
[3306.06 --> 3314.54] just so you guys know to get it yourself oh no this isn't even the right link uh where is it
[3314.54 --> 3319.50] uh messages for web sends sms messages using a connection from your computer to your phone so
[3319.50 --> 3326.22] carrier fees will apply just like on the mobile app this is not like um iMessage okay it's not database
[3326.22 --> 3333.18] still but once wow i keep forgetting what they're calling it once the new uh chat once chat rolls out
[3333.18 --> 3339.34] i see no reason why it wouldn't be able to use data so if you go to messages.android.com it will give
[3339.34 --> 3345.02] you the super super easy instructions on how to sync it you just click on the triple dot thing in
[3345.02 --> 3353.74] messages it'll bring up a like a qr code reader scan it you're done um and i've used it a fair amount
[3353.74 --> 3359.18] already because i've been coordinating a stag and people that aren't on some other messaging system
[3359.18 --> 3363.50] to be able to write out a massive message with my keyboard and then just copy paste blop blop
[3364.38 --> 3368.86] way easier you can pair it on multiple devices but only one will be active at a time
[3370.22 --> 3377.66] um corsair is acquiring elgato gaming this is posted by qe colca on the forum i'm hoping that this
[3377.66 --> 3383.34] situation is amazing because i've had a super intense frustration with them for a long time which is where
[3383.34 --> 3388.78] they only support windows 10 on their devices right so you want corsair to go and invest heavier into
[3389.34 --> 3395.74] wider i i doubt it but good luck what about new devices though because of course if they make like
[3395.74 --> 3403.90] stream deck 2 or like some new capture card so my hope is actually less to do with capture and more to do
[3403.90 --> 3411.98] with taking stream deck technology and putting it into keyboards so corsair's gaming keyboards are already
[3411.98 --> 3417.18] pretty cool but elgato has clearly done a lot of work on remember the um the art lebedev optimus
[3417.18 --> 3421.58] keyboard from back in the day if you guys don't know what that is look it up yeah it's pretty cool
[3421.58 --> 3426.22] individual display on every two thousand dollar keyboard or something um so so i would love to
[3426.22 --> 3432.78] see corsair take that technology and make it actually useful and corsair is pretty good at that
[3432.78 --> 3437.74] make the keys more durable so that if you press on them they don't like ruin the screen below it and
[3437.74 --> 3442.70] stuff like that stuff like that yeah that'd be really cool um even if they just did it as like
[3442.70 --> 3450.06] a g key area yep i wouldn't even i wouldn't get your hopes up though i know what you want i know why
[3450.06 --> 3454.38] you want it but like windows 7 is like it's done man it's done it's not even that i use it's done one
[3454.38 --> 3458.54] but windows 7 is what i have to use for my sword for my argument because that's where the majority of
[3458.54 --> 3463.66] users are but someone found i should have been able to find this but i i didn't but someone found
[3463.66 --> 3469.98] that there is the like history log of versions and on one of the versions the only thing stopping at
[3469.98 --> 3475.42] work from on windows 7 8 and 8.1 is a flag that checks if you have the right operating system so
[3475.42 --> 3480.94] someone made a wrapper that just ignores that flag and you can just install it on whatever operating
[3480.94 --> 3485.18] system you want and it works completely fine it doesn't have like if i remember correctly it doesn't
[3485.18 --> 3491.18] have like twitter video integration or something and i'm like wow i don't care right so yeah i'm
[3491.18 --> 3495.34] just gonna do that and it'll work on my computer it's fine but last topic of the day you'll probably
[3495.34 --> 3501.82] be excited or uh apprehensive this is off news.xbox.com and it was posted by master disaster on the
[3501.82 --> 3510.22] forum which is actually a great great username uh halo tv series set to begin filming in 2019
[3510.22 --> 3515.98] is it live action showtime president and ceo david nevins has announced the network has ordered a 10
[3515.98 --> 3522.14] episode season based on the halo game franchise kyle killen awake will serve as executive producer
[3522.14 --> 3527.42] writer and showrunner rupert wyatt rise of the planet of the apes will direct multiple episodes and also
[3527.42 --> 3533.98] executive produced the hour-long series which enters production in early 2019 okay
[3533.98 --> 3543.02] so it is not clear to me if it is live action or animated uh it's possible that some people know
[3543.02 --> 3550.30] that i think the a massive massive mistake was making the warcraft movie live action did you ever
[3550.30 --> 3556.54] see it uh based on how terrible you told me it was i didn't bother okay yeah but you played warcraft
[3556.54 --> 3563.66] you saw the amazing cinematics i played warcraft like not two yeah and not three did you not play
[3563.66 --> 3568.22] two and three i did play two and yeah okay i just mean i was just feeling kind of old because you
[3568.22 --> 3571.10] were like you played warcraft and i was like yes
[3573.74 --> 3579.66] yeah i did i i played it too to be fair i played it many many many years later just to see what it was
[3579.66 --> 3586.22] about uh it's not very good no it's actually pretty really kind of bad yeah and the ai is like super super
[3586.22 --> 3594.54] brutal so bad but uh the the cinematics in warcraft have always been amazing yeah and yeah uh world of
[3594.54 --> 3600.94] warcraft cinematics same idea absolutely amazing cinematics yep and then we get the movie and it's
[3600.94 --> 3607.58] live action like they they have in my opinion possibly the best cinematics in gaming there's some argument
[3607.58 --> 3613.34] there with square enix stuff yeah square enix has some really amazing stuff too in my opinion it's it's
[3613.34 --> 3618.30] close or better but and it's hard to make that argument they're very different you have to go
[3618.30 --> 3624.70] back very far and kind of compare era by era because they've both done in my opinion it's been them
[3624.70 --> 3631.18] they've both done arguably a better job of cinematics than games at multiple points in their histories yeah
[3631.18 --> 3636.78] sometimes it's not even arguably it's just like clearly that's way better um and so they're probably
[3636.78 --> 3642.38] kind of depends on which one going together the whole time blizzard has been incredible at
[3642.38 --> 3648.86] cinematics and then they make a live action movie and i just every single time that i see a warcraft
[3648.86 --> 3655.98] or starcraft or whatever the overwatch cinematic from blizzard i'm like holy crap this is gold
[3656.62 --> 3661.10] everything about this is perfect and then you see live action it's just what are you doing so i i hope
[3661.10 --> 3667.02] halo is not live there's nothing here about whether it's live action or rendered uh on the xbox.com
[3667.02 --> 3672.22] article anyway maybe people are telling us in twitch chat yeah i haven't seen any in twitch chat all
[3672.22 --> 3678.86] right so that's pretty much it oh mickey 555 says i loved the movie and that you are a hater
[3678.86 --> 3686.94] well you probably just don't know things about warcraft wow um and on that note uh thank you for
[3686.94 --> 3692.62] tuning into the wan show we will see you again next week same bat time same bat channel wow
[3696.46 --> 3700.30] dang it's live action a whole bunch of people are saying it's like it's live action all right
[3700.30 --> 3702.54] and no i didn't find my cat thank you for asking
[3705.74 --> 3707.18] you are a straight up savage
[3711.18 --> 3714.38] someone else replied warcraft made me want to gouge my eyes out
[3714.38 --> 3723.10] wow wow that's a little aggressive
[3723.10 --> 3723.18] you
• Discussion of hunger and eating on camera
• Idea for a kid's book featuring ninja-themed jokes
• Concept to leverage internet fame to create a bestseller
• Potential educational tool combining puns and double entendres
• Various tech news updates, including Apple, Samsung, AT&T, and YouTube Partner Program changes
• The speaker attended a Huawei press conference as part of a sponsored deal
• Huawei was boasting about being the number three smartphone brand worldwide
• There was controversy and a "little bit of pause" when discussing Huawei's credibility in North America
• In the US, 90% of smartphone sales are done on contract with a subsidy, unlike other markets where people buy devices outright
• The speaker shares their personal experience buying phones on contract in the past and notes it can be beneficial or detrimental depending on the contract
• Contract requirements for phone service
• First experience with mobile phones in the early 2000s
• Limitations of early phones, including small displays and limited functionality
• AT&T's relationship with Huawei and potential impact on US market share
• National security concerns surrounding Huawei's ties to China
• Plans for 5G network rollout and competition between carriers
• Historical moves by governments to restrict Huawei's competitiveness
• Canada's disallowance of Huawei telecommunications gear on carrier networks
• US concerns over Huawei's alleged ties to the Communist Party and Chinese intelligence services
• Security risks associated with Huawei's back end equipment and potential government access
• Nationalistic approach to purchasing and preference for domestic products in some countries
• The speaker discusses the relative lack of beard-related products and companies in North America compared to other parts of the world
• The US government's potential involvement in pushing for domestic production of certain goods or services
• AT&T's potential ties to Huawei and concerns over national security
• Senators and House members urging AT&T to drop ties with Huawei on 5G network standards
• Concerns over data security and Chinese government influence on Huawei devices
• Comparison of prices between Huawei and iPhone devices
• Discussion of changes to the YouTube Partner Program, including the "adpocalypse" and impact on content creators

[3291.34 --> 3296.46] for web which shows what's on your messages mobile app it's about time messages got some attention hey

[3297.02 --> 3301.82] like it didn't even have cloud sync until like it just started working for me very recently i was like

[3301.82 --> 3306.06] oh holy crap my messages are still there when i switched phones how did this take so long and

[3306.06 --> 3314.54] just so you guys know to get it yourself oh no this isn't even the right link uh where is it

[3314.54 --> 3319.50] uh messages for web sends sms messages using a connection from your computer to your phone so

[3319.50 --> 3326.22] carrier fees will apply just like on the mobile app this is not like um iMessage okay it's not database

[3326.22 --> 3333.18] still but once wow i keep forgetting what they're calling it once the new uh chat once chat rolls out

[3333.18 --> 3339.34] i see no reason why it wouldn't be able to use data so if you go to messages.android.com it will give

[3339.34 --> 3345.02] you the super super easy instructions on how to sync it you just click on the triple dot thing in

[3345.02 --> 3353.74] messages it'll bring up a like a qr code reader scan it you're done um and i've used it a fair amount

[3353.74 --> 3359.18] already because i've been coordinating a stag and people that aren't on some other messaging system

[3359.18 --> 3363.50] to be able to write out a massive message with my keyboard and then just copy paste blop blop

[3364.38 --> 3368.86] way easier you can pair it on multiple devices but only one will be active at a time

[3370.22 --> 3377.66] um corsair is acquiring elgato gaming this is posted by qe colca on the forum i'm hoping that this

[3377.66 --> 3383.34] situation is amazing because i've had a super intense frustration with them for a long time which is where

[3383.34 --> 3388.78] they only support windows 10 on their devices right so you want corsair to go and invest heavier into

[3389.34 --> 3395.74] wider i i doubt it but good luck what about new devices though because of course if they make like

[3395.74 --> 3403.90] stream deck 2 or like some new capture card so my hope is actually less to do with capture and more to do

[3403.90 --> 3411.98] with taking stream deck technology and putting it into keyboards so corsair's gaming keyboards are already

[3411.98 --> 3417.18] pretty cool but elgato has clearly done a lot of work on remember the um the art lebedev optimus

[3417.18 --> 3421.58] keyboard from back in the day if you guys don't know what that is look it up yeah it's pretty cool

[3421.58 --> 3426.22] individual display on every two thousand dollar keyboard or something um so so i would love to

[3426.22 --> 3432.78] see corsair take that technology and make it actually useful and corsair is pretty good at that

[3432.78 --> 3437.74] make the keys more durable so that if you press on them they don't like ruin the screen below it and

[3437.74 --> 3442.70] stuff like that stuff like that yeah that'd be really cool um even if they just did it as like

[3442.70 --> 3450.06] a g key area yep i wouldn't even i wouldn't get your hopes up though i know what you want i know why

[3450.06 --> 3454.38] you want it but like windows 7 is like it's done man it's done it's not even that i use it's done one

[3454.38 --> 3458.54] but windows 7 is what i have to use for my sword for my argument because that's where the majority of

[3458.54 --> 3463.66] users are but someone found i should have been able to find this but i i didn't but someone found

[3463.66 --> 3469.98] that there is the like history log of versions and on one of the versions the only thing stopping at

[3469.98 --> 3475.42] work from on windows 7 8 and 8.1 is a flag that checks if you have the right operating system so

[3475.42 --> 3480.94] someone made a wrapper that just ignores that flag and you can just install it on whatever operating

[3480.94 --> 3485.18] system you want and it works completely fine it doesn't have like if i remember correctly it doesn't

[3485.18 --> 3491.18] have like twitter video integration or something and i'm like wow i don't care right so yeah i'm

[3491.18 --> 3495.34] just gonna do that and it'll work on my computer it's fine but last topic of the day you'll probably

[3495.34 --> 3501.82] be excited or uh apprehensive this is off news.xbox.com and it was posted by master disaster on the

[3501.82 --> 3510.22] forum which is actually a great great username uh halo tv series set to begin filming in 2019

[3510.22 --> 3515.98] is it live action showtime president and ceo david nevins has announced the network has ordered a 10

[3515.98 --> 3522.14] episode season based on the halo game franchise kyle killen awake will serve as executive producer

[3522.14 --> 3527.42] writer and showrunner rupert wyatt rise of the planet of the apes will direct multiple episodes and also

[3527.42 --> 3533.98] executive produced the hour-long series which enters production in early 2019 okay

[3533.98 --> 3543.02] so it is not clear to me if it is live action or animated uh it's possible that some people know

[3543.02 --> 3550.30] that i think the a massive massive mistake was making the warcraft movie live action did you ever

[3550.30 --> 3556.54] see it uh based on how terrible you told me it was i didn't bother okay yeah but you played warcraft

[3556.54 --> 3563.66] you saw the amazing cinematics i played warcraft like not two yeah and not three did you not play

[3563.66 --> 3568.22] two and three i did play two and yeah okay i just mean i was just feeling kind of old because you

[3568.22 --> 3571.10] were like you played warcraft and i was like yes

[3573.74 --> 3579.66] yeah i did i i played it too to be fair i played it many many many years later just to see what it was

[3579.66 --> 3586.22] about uh it's not very good no it's actually pretty really kind of bad yeah and the ai is like super super

[3586.22 --> 3594.54] brutal so bad but uh the the cinematics in warcraft have always been amazing yeah and yeah uh world of

[3594.54 --> 3600.94] warcraft cinematics same idea absolutely amazing cinematics yep and then we get the movie and it's

[3600.94 --> 3607.58] live action like they they have in my opinion possibly the best cinematics in gaming there's some argument

[3607.58 --> 3613.34] there with square enix stuff yeah square enix has some really amazing stuff too in my opinion it's it's

[3613.34 --> 3618.30] close or better but and it's hard to make that argument they're very different you have to go

[3618.30 --> 3624.70] back very far and kind of compare era by era because they've both done in my opinion it's been them

[3624.70 --> 3631.18] they've both done arguably a better job of cinematics than games at multiple points in their histories yeah

[3631.18 --> 3636.78] sometimes it's not even arguably it's just like clearly that's way better um and so they're probably

[3636.78 --> 3642.38] kind of depends on which one going together the whole time blizzard has been incredible at

[3642.38 --> 3648.86] cinematics and then they make a live action movie and i just every single time that i see a warcraft

[3648.86 --> 3655.98] or starcraft or whatever the overwatch cinematic from blizzard i'm like holy crap this is gold

[3656.62 --> 3661.10] everything about this is perfect and then you see live action it's just what are you doing so i i hope

[3661.10 --> 3667.02] halo is not live there's nothing here about whether it's live action or rendered uh on the xbox.com

[3667.02 --> 3672.22] article anyway maybe people are telling us in twitch chat yeah i haven't seen any in twitch chat all

[3672.22 --> 3678.86] right so that's pretty much it oh mickey 555 says i loved the movie and that you are a hater

[3678.86 --> 3686.94] well you probably just don't know things about warcraft wow um and on that note uh thank you for

[3686.94 --> 3692.62] tuning into the wan show we will see you again next week same bat time same bat channel wow

[3696.46 --> 3700.30] dang it's live action a whole bunch of people are saying it's like it's live action all right

[3700.30 --> 3702.54] and no i didn't find my cat thank you for asking

[3705.74 --> 3707.18] you are a straight up savage

[3711.18 --> 3714.38] someone else replied warcraft made me want to gouge my eyes out

[3714.38 --> 3723.10] wow wow that's a little aggressive

[3723.10 --> 3723.18] you

• Discussion of hunger and eating on camera

• Idea for a kid's book featuring ninja-themed jokes

• Concept to leverage internet fame to create a bestseller

• Potential educational tool combining puns and double entendres

• Various tech news updates, including Apple, Samsung, AT&T, and YouTube Partner Program changes

• The speaker attended a Huawei press conference as part of a sponsored deal

• Huawei was boasting about being the number three smartphone brand worldwide

• There was controversy and a "little bit of pause" when discussing Huawei's credibility in North America

• In the US, 90% of smartphone sales are done on contract with a subsidy, unlike other markets where people buy devices outright

• The speaker shares their personal experience buying phones on contract in the past and notes it can be beneficial or detrimental depending on the contract

• Contract requirements for phone service

• First experience with mobile phones in the early 2000s

• Limitations of early phones, including small displays and limited functionality

• AT&T's relationship with Huawei and potential impact on US market share

• National security concerns surrounding Huawei's ties to China

• Plans for 5G network rollout and competition between carriers

• Historical moves by governments to restrict Huawei's competitiveness

• Canada's disallowance of Huawei telecommunications gear on carrier networks

• US concerns over Huawei's alleged ties to the Communist Party and Chinese intelligence services

• Security risks associated with Huawei's back end equipment and potential government access

• Nationalistic approach to purchasing and preference for domestic products in some countries

• The speaker discusses the relative lack of beard-related products and companies in North America compared to other parts of the world

• The US government's potential involvement in pushing for domestic production of certain goods or services

• AT&T's potential ties to Huawei and concerns over national security

• Senators and House members urging AT&T to drop ties with Huawei on 5G network standards

• Concerns over data security and Chinese government influence on Huawei devices

• Comparison of prices between Huawei and iPhone devices

• Discussion of changes to the YouTube Partner Program, including the "adpocalypse" and impact on content creators