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[3791.26 --> 3792.98] That's, that's interesting. |
[3792.98 --> 3797.38] Uh, the show is brought to you by private internet access, spectrum and LTX. |
[3798.04 --> 3800.06] And also, this is weird. |
[3800.06 --> 3808.72] I haven't even found, I've never, I haven't even seen this. |
[3808.84 --> 3811.28] There is so much discussion of this. |
[3811.34 --> 3814.22] I think even more than the tampon thing. |
[3814.30 --> 3818.06] I love how, how stupid that is. |
[3818.06 --> 3819.06] Um, yeah. |
[3819.06 --> 3819.40] Yeah. |
[3819.40 --> 3824.54] The top comment. |
[3824.68 --> 3825.36] This is interesting. |
[3825.36 --> 3827.64] It's not like they were asking Apple to fix it under warranty. |
[3827.76 --> 3829.42] He said he was willing and expecting to pay for it. |
[3829.82 --> 3831.08] Here's the biggest issue. |
[3831.34 --> 3833.68] He's voided the warranty in a spectacular way. |
[3833.76 --> 3834.42] It doesn't matter. |
[3834.42 --> 3839.08] Even if he pays double the cost of the Mac just to fix it, which would be super dumb because |
[3839.08 --> 3842.58] you could never pay more than the cost of the Mac to fix it. |
[3843.50 --> 3845.70] Apple then has to give a warranty on the repair. |
[3846.10 --> 3851.32] Then that puts them in all sorts of poo if something else is broken due to his tampering. |
[3851.48 --> 3855.54] No, because nothing else could be broken because the entire thing would be brand new. |
[3855.54 --> 3858.46] That's not how this stuff works. |
[3858.58 --> 3859.50] It's just, you know what? |
[3859.56 --> 3860.58] Well, we'll make a video later. |
[3860.68 --> 3861.00] Bye. |
[3861.00 --> 3861.08] Bye. |
• Discussion of multiple sets used for a TV show, including "between two ferns" and "Na Wan Shet" |
• Complaining about the new set's design and sound quality |
• A straw poll is suggested to see whether viewers prefer the old or new set |
• Viewers respond with options including thumbs up/thumbs down, and an option for not caring |
• Chat becomes chaotic as viewers comment on change, fear of change, and make humorous remarks |
• Discussion of a poll and its results |
• Lighting issues during the show |
• Upcoming topics: Uber accident, iPhone 6 bending, Nintendo Switch hacking, GDPR complaints against Google and Facebook |
• Update on forum changes and privacy policy |
• Intro segment and jokes about swamp butt and dying in the intro |
• Discussion of new beginnings and old happenings |
• Unbox Therapy video about iPhone bending |
• Apple's response to iPhone bending, claiming it's a design flaw |
• Internal Apple documents show the company knew iPhone 6 and 6 Plus were susceptible to bending before launch |
• Investigation found iPhone 6 is 3.3 times more likely to bend than iPhone 5S, and 6 Plus is 7.2 times more likely |
• "Touch disease" issue caused by bending, where screen becomes unresponsive or flickers with gray bar at top |
• Apple quietly started using underfill on future phones to prevent chip lifting, but didn't publicly acknowledge touch disease until November 2016 |
• Replacement cost for touch disease was reduced from $350 to $150, but company still didn't disclose they were fixing the issue |
• Criticism of Apple's handling of issues and erosion of fanboyism among loyal customers |
• Comparison of Android and iOS performance |
• Discussion on Windows operating system and its limitations |
• Class action case related to iPhone touch disease issue |
• Apple's defense and promotion of superior engineering |
• Tribute to John "TotalBiscuit" Bane, a gaming personality who passed away due to cancer. |
• The host mentions a deceased content creator and encourages listeners to support their family by checking out their remaining content. |
• A story about a self-driving Uber accident in Arizona from March is reported on. |
• Details of the accident are provided from a report published by the National Transportation Safety Board, including how the car's systems failed. |
• The discussion focuses on why emergency braking maneuvers were not enabled to prevent erratic vehicle behavior. |
• Issues with the car's design and the driver's lack of alertness or intervention during the incident are highlighted. |
• Uber driver's failure to monitor the road while reviewing diagnostic messages |
• Design flaws in Uber's self-driving system leading to accidents and fatalities |
• Comparison of automated systems' failure rates vs human drivers' |
• Importance of diagnosing and improving problems in automated systems |
• Uber's self-driving program being pulled from Arizona, with 300 layoffs |
• Accidents and safety measures |
• Air travel vs driving: perceptions of risk and control |
• Effectiveness of pre-flight safety demonstrations |
• Flowplane platform and its features |
• Online content creators and their videos on Flowplane |
• Anxiety related to loss of control in daily life |
• Personal anecdotes about past experiences with anxiety |
• The sponsor is Fullplane.com, which offers videos at $3 per creator |
• Review of Bloody Gaming products: B945 keyboard and B975 keyboard (standard full-size) |
• Features of the B945 keyboard: numpad on opposite side of WASD keys, macro keys, ergonomic benefits |
• Discussion of keyboard form factors and gaming setup preferences |
• Sponsorship by Moss Backpack (Blackpack): features bright orange interior for easy visibility, reflective material |
• Discussion about a backpack with a power cord and external access port |
• Ability to charge devices without having to open the bag |
• Features include waterproof pocket for water bottle and standard power plug with USB ports |
• Reach-C power adapter is 60-watt USB Type-C port for MacBook or other Type-C device |
• Sponsor Savage Jerky discussed, offering 10% off with code LTT |
• Incident involving Echo recording conversation without consent |
• Amazon investigation and engineer statement on user error vs system malfunction |
• Explanation of how the Echo misinterpreted a background conversation as a command |
• Discussion on machine learning and decision thresholds for devices like Google Home |
• Proposal to adjust decision threshold to reduce false positives, but potential drawbacks |
• Discussion about the potential for multiple accents and vocal levels in a device |
• Personalization of devices on a per-user basis |
• Google Voice Match feature comparison |
• Conversation about learning to play the piano |
• Rumors about Essential phone sale and next phone cancellation |
• Discussion about the Essential phone's design and reception |
• Phone preferences and confusion between Samsung, Apple, and Android options |
• The speaker discusses their personal experience with an LG phone and its quality control issues. |
• A poll is mentioned showing that only 51% of people don't care about a smartphone brand, while 18% prefer Samsung or Apple and 31% do care about other brands. |
• The Essential Phone is discussed as being the closest to stock Android outside of a Pixel and being a good value when priced at $500 or less. |
• Rumors are mentioned that Essential may be up for sale due to financial struggles, including its patent portfolio and hardware products. |
• Andy Rubin's involvement in the company and potential sale of the company is discussed. |
• The concept of "golden handcuffs" in employee contracts is explained. |
• Apple and Volkswagen's partnership on driverless cars is announced. |
• Apple is modifying Volkswagen T6 vans for a self-driving project, but not making them commercially available |
• The project's goal is for Apple employees to be transported between campuses using autonomous vehicles |
• The project has reportedly been marred by delays and lacks clear goals beyond the initial van experiment |
• Amazon is banning customers who excessively take advantage of its return policy, with some users receiving warnings or having their accounts reinstated after appeal |
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