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[3464.26 --> 3465.14] That sounds awesome.
[3466.60 --> 3467.28] All right.
[3468.22 --> 3468.68] Cool.
[3469.12 --> 3470.72] So, this is Coffee Lake H.
[3475.12 --> 3475.56] And...
[3475.56 --> 3477.26] That was it.
[3478.54 --> 3480.86] Not that I saw anything.
[3483.60 --> 3485.44] In unrelated news.
[3486.20 --> 3487.42] Did we talk about the Apple thing?
[3487.72 --> 3488.26] I don't think so.
[3489.16 --> 3489.68] Which one?
[3490.06 --> 3490.62] At the very top.
[3490.98 --> 3491.50] I don't remember.
[3491.78 --> 3492.92] And the Samsung thing.
[3492.92 --> 3493.92] Yeah, that's kind of boring.
[3495.06 --> 3498.08] Faster memory and Apple's bringing some money back over to the States.
[3498.18 --> 3500.14] Because the States was like, new laws on taxes.
[3500.32 --> 3500.98] And they were like, okay.
[3500.98 --> 3503.16] Leo Laporte's company is suing Twitter.
[3503.52 --> 3503.76] Oh.
[3503.96 --> 3507.10] Because apparently they reached an agreement back in 2009.
[3509.16 --> 3515.08] Because Leo Laporte was concerned that Twitter was going to start serving audiovisual content.
[3515.08 --> 3520.28] And that their trademarks were too similar.
[3520.28 --> 3522.44] And that Twit was audiovisual.
[3522.44 --> 3527.84] So, he was like, well, you know, we can coexist as long as you guys don't serve audiovisual content.
[3527.96 --> 3529.68] But then now Twitter serves video.
[3530.06 --> 3531.28] So, he's suing Twitter.
[3533.44 --> 3534.64] So, that's interesting.
[3535.06 --> 3537.88] I really do wonder where that lawsuit goes.
[3538.28 --> 3540.18] Isn't it an acronym for This Week in Tech?
[3540.70 --> 3541.74] Yeah, it is.
[3541.74 --> 3541.76] Not a word.
[3541.76 --> 3544.34] But it doesn't matter.
[3544.46 --> 3547.36] Because the trademark Twit is theirs.
[3548.16 --> 3549.70] So, yeah.
[3549.82 --> 3554.10] I mean, I don't personally think that most people even know what Twit is.
[3555.30 --> 3555.90] But, um.
[3556.44 --> 3559.90] I mean, if you're on, I believe, Air Canada Flights.
[3560.02 --> 3562.26] And you go to the podcast section.
[3562.46 --> 3562.98] Wow.
[3563.10 --> 3566.98] I believe there is a Leo Laporte thing about something.
[3567.14 --> 3568.42] The savagery is real.
[3568.98 --> 3569.22] Yeah.
[3569.22 --> 3572.26] And on that note, thank you for watching.
[3572.34 --> 3573.78] We will see you guys again next week.
[3574.30 --> 3576.98] Same bat time, same bat channel.
[3577.04 --> 3578.12] He does have a fair point, though.
[3578.14 --> 3579.38] Like, they did agree not to do it.
[3579.84 --> 3580.72] And they are doing it.
[3581.06 --> 3582.56] So, I don't know where this is going.
[3582.58 --> 3584.72] Especially if there's an agreement between them.
[3584.80 --> 3585.88] Yeah, I don't know where this is going, man.
[3585.90 --> 3587.42] He probably has a lot of clout.
[3587.58 --> 3591.18] But then Twitter might just have enough money to just be like, no, go away.
[3591.40 --> 3591.98] Or maybe they don't.
[3592.20 --> 3592.58] I don't know.
[3593.54 --> 3593.90] Depends.
[3594.00 --> 3594.76] I don't think they make money.
[3594.80 --> 3595.62] Yeah, they don't make money.
[3595.62 --> 3598.52] So, it depends if someone will give them money to gift it anyway.
[3598.74 --> 3598.94] Yeah.
[3599.46 --> 3599.86] Bye.
[3600.06 --> 3600.62] But it's, yeah.
[3600.72 --> 3603.50] I think because he has an agreement, he's going to get something.
[3605.34 --> 3607.90] I think it's kind of ludicrous that that's a thing at all.
[3608.08 --> 3609.40] But he has an agreement.
[3609.76 --> 3610.98] So, cool.
[3611.70 --> 3614.34] Apparently, I always look like I'm having a really bad time doing this.
[3614.38 --> 3615.34] I like the WAN show.
[3615.54 --> 3616.42] I don't think you do.
[3617.26 --> 3617.76] I think I don't.
[3617.76 --> 3621.08] I'm enjoying my WAN show.
[3621.40 --> 3621.54] Yeah.
[3621.76 --> 3622.88] I want us to talk about Meltdown.
[3622.98 --> 3624.30] You guys talked about it the other week, right?
[3625.50 --> 3627.34] Oh, like AMD getting sued?
[3627.56 --> 3628.12] Yeah, I mean.
[3628.42 --> 3629.74] Yeah, it was one of our topics.
[3630.28 --> 3633.20] It's related to that thing that I brought up the last time.
[3633.44 --> 3633.68] Yeah.
[3634.12 --> 3634.86] But now AMD.
[3635.40 --> 3636.40] No, like actually.
[3636.64 --> 3636.84] Oh.
[3637.46 --> 3637.96] Oh, okay.
[3638.16 --> 3638.38] Yeah.
[3638.66 --> 3638.86] Oh.
[3638.86 --> 3640.26] Well, maybe next week.
[3640.84 --> 3641.22] Bye.
• Google forces European Android OEMs to pay a licensing fee for Google apps
• Samsung reveals mobile design roadmap focused on burying components under the screen
• Discord TOS update revokes users' right to sue as a class action group
• AMD responds to Intel's ninth-gen benchmarks with a positive but misleading press release
• Discussion about a video being unlisted on YouTube
• Mention of the URL structure for private videos on YouTube
• Explanation of how anyone can access an unlisted video by typing a matching URL
• Idea to try accessing the video with different URL variations (e.g., typo, numbers)
• Experimentation with screen sharing and YouTube's link shortener
• Discussion of a streaming issue with multiple "Fs"
• Reference to YouTube downtime in the past
• Speculation on whether viewers could access an unlisted video

[3464.26 --> 3465.14] That sounds awesome.

[3466.60 --> 3467.28] All right.

[3468.22 --> 3468.68] Cool.

[3469.12 --> 3470.72] So, this is Coffee Lake H.

[3475.12 --> 3475.56] And...

[3475.56 --> 3477.26] That was it.

[3478.54 --> 3480.86] Not that I saw anything.

[3483.60 --> 3485.44] In unrelated news.

[3486.20 --> 3487.42] Did we talk about the Apple thing?

[3487.72 --> 3488.26] I don't think so.

[3489.16 --> 3489.68] Which one?

[3490.06 --> 3490.62] At the very top.

[3490.98 --> 3491.50] I don't remember.

[3491.78 --> 3492.92] And the Samsung thing.

[3492.92 --> 3493.92] Yeah, that's kind of boring.

[3495.06 --> 3498.08] Faster memory and Apple's bringing some money back over to the States.

[3498.18 --> 3500.14] Because the States was like, new laws on taxes.

[3500.32 --> 3500.98] And they were like, okay.

[3500.98 --> 3503.16] Leo Laporte's company is suing Twitter.

[3503.52 --> 3503.76] Oh.

[3503.96 --> 3507.10] Because apparently they reached an agreement back in 2009.

[3509.16 --> 3515.08] Because Leo Laporte was concerned that Twitter was going to start serving audiovisual content.

[3515.08 --> 3520.28] And that their trademarks were too similar.

[3520.28 --> 3522.44] And that Twit was audiovisual.

[3522.44 --> 3527.84] So, he was like, well, you know, we can coexist as long as you guys don't serve audiovisual content.

[3527.96 --> 3529.68] But then now Twitter serves video.

[3530.06 --> 3531.28] So, he's suing Twitter.

[3533.44 --> 3534.64] So, that's interesting.

[3535.06 --> 3537.88] I really do wonder where that lawsuit goes.

[3538.28 --> 3540.18] Isn't it an acronym for This Week in Tech?

[3540.70 --> 3541.74] Yeah, it is.

[3541.74 --> 3541.76] Not a word.

[3541.76 --> 3544.34] But it doesn't matter.

[3544.46 --> 3547.36] Because the trademark Twit is theirs.

[3548.16 --> 3549.70] So, yeah.

[3549.82 --> 3554.10] I mean, I don't personally think that most people even know what Twit is.

[3555.30 --> 3555.90] But, um.

[3556.44 --> 3559.90] I mean, if you're on, I believe, Air Canada Flights.

[3560.02 --> 3562.26] And you go to the podcast section.

[3562.46 --> 3562.98] Wow.

[3563.10 --> 3566.98] I believe there is a Leo Laporte thing about something.

[3567.14 --> 3568.42] The savagery is real.

[3568.98 --> 3569.22] Yeah.

[3569.22 --> 3572.26] And on that note, thank you for watching.

[3572.34 --> 3573.78] We will see you guys again next week.

[3574.30 --> 3576.98] Same bat time, same bat channel.

[3577.04 --> 3578.12] He does have a fair point, though.

[3578.14 --> 3579.38] Like, they did agree not to do it.

[3579.84 --> 3580.72] And they are doing it.

[3581.06 --> 3582.56] So, I don't know where this is going.

[3582.58 --> 3584.72] Especially if there's an agreement between them.

[3584.80 --> 3585.88] Yeah, I don't know where this is going, man.

[3585.90 --> 3587.42] He probably has a lot of clout.

[3587.58 --> 3591.18] But then Twitter might just have enough money to just be like, no, go away.

[3591.40 --> 3591.98] Or maybe they don't.

[3592.20 --> 3592.58] I don't know.

[3593.54 --> 3593.90] Depends.

[3594.00 --> 3594.76] I don't think they make money.

[3594.80 --> 3595.62] Yeah, they don't make money.

[3595.62 --> 3598.52] So, it depends if someone will give them money to gift it anyway.

[3598.74 --> 3598.94] Yeah.

[3599.46 --> 3599.86] Bye.

[3600.06 --> 3600.62] But it's, yeah.

[3600.72 --> 3603.50] I think because he has an agreement, he's going to get something.

[3605.34 --> 3607.90] I think it's kind of ludicrous that that's a thing at all.

[3608.08 --> 3609.40] But he has an agreement.

[3609.76 --> 3610.98] So, cool.

[3611.70 --> 3614.34] Apparently, I always look like I'm having a really bad time doing this.

[3614.38 --> 3615.34] I like the WAN show.

[3615.54 --> 3616.42] I don't think you do.

[3617.26 --> 3617.76] I think I don't.

[3617.76 --> 3621.08] I'm enjoying my WAN show.

[3621.40 --> 3621.54] Yeah.

[3621.76 --> 3622.88] I want us to talk about Meltdown.

[3622.98 --> 3624.30] You guys talked about it the other week, right?

[3625.50 --> 3627.34] Oh, like AMD getting sued?

[3627.56 --> 3628.12] Yeah, I mean.

[3628.42 --> 3629.74] Yeah, it was one of our topics.

[3630.28 --> 3633.20] It's related to that thing that I brought up the last time.

[3633.44 --> 3633.68] Yeah.

[3634.12 --> 3634.86] But now AMD.

[3635.40 --> 3636.40] No, like actually.

[3636.64 --> 3636.84] Oh.

[3637.46 --> 3637.96] Oh, okay.

[3638.16 --> 3638.38] Yeah.

[3638.66 --> 3638.86] Oh.

[3638.86 --> 3640.26] Well, maybe next week.

[3640.84 --> 3641.22] Bye.

• Google forces European Android OEMs to pay a licensing fee for Google apps

• Samsung reveals mobile design roadmap focused on burying components under the screen

• Discord TOS update revokes users' right to sue as a class action group

• AMD responds to Intel's ninth-gen benchmarks with a positive but misleading press release

• Discussion about a video being unlisted on YouTube

• Mention of the URL structure for private videos on YouTube

• Explanation of how anyone can access an unlisted video by typing a matching URL

• Idea to try accessing the video with different URL variations (e.g., typo, numbers)

• Experimentation with screen sharing and YouTube's link shortener

• Discussion of a streaming issue with multiple "Fs"

• Reference to YouTube downtime in the past

• Speculation on whether viewers could access an unlisted video