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[595.12 --> 599.76] It's just another episode in a series of trust betrayals over the last while, whether that's |
[599.76 --> 605.44] iOS rollouts that had all these bugs, or whether it's, what else did they do? |
[607.96 --> 608.86] Naming schemes? |
[611.70 --> 612.54] Help me out here. |
[612.62 --> 617.80] The 10 came out, and while a lot of people do like it, there's a huge amount of issues |
[617.80 --> 618.28] with it. |
[618.28 --> 621.94] Taking away the headphone jack pissed a lot of people off. |
[621.98 --> 622.28] Big one. |
[622.50 --> 623.60] Including loyal fans. |
[623.80 --> 633.68] I know this is coming from a PC fan and an Android fan, but I feel like sentiment really |
[633.68 --> 634.94] isn't there lately. |
[635.44 --> 640.86] Back when I used to work in a computer store, you'd have the Mac people come in, and they |
[640.86 --> 641.74] were really hardcore. |
[641.74 --> 645.14] And I worked with people that were there that were Mac fans, and they were really hardcore. |
[645.26 --> 650.38] And it was kind of hard to debate, because it came down to both sides were giving logical |
[650.38 --> 650.72] arguments. |
[650.90 --> 655.58] It just was that one side put more weight on one thing, and the other side put more weight |
[655.58 --> 656.26] on a different thing. |
[656.32 --> 656.50] Sure. |
[656.58 --> 658.62] So that made it so they liked different things. |
[658.72 --> 659.46] It was fine. |
[659.52 --> 660.90] It was an interesting battle. |
[660.90 --> 668.02] Now it's kind of getting a little worse, because the stuff that they used to trash on, like |
[668.02 --> 672.06] PC stuff or Android stuff for, is starting to happen on their side as well. |
[672.78 --> 674.76] And then I think that Google's closing the gap. |
[674.90 --> 679.56] Now that we have a flagship device that kind of represents Android, being the Google Pixel, |
[680.12 --> 681.16] then it's kind of easier. |
[681.50 --> 683.98] Although, Apple's still ahead in that. |
[683.98 --> 686.48] And we're talking about phones here. |
[686.90 --> 689.82] Let's acknowledge, as a Windows user, Windows sucks. |
[690.30 --> 692.44] I'm like this close to switching to Mac. |
[692.84 --> 694.70] What version of Windows do you run? |
[695.92 --> 699.30] I don't think I have the Spring Creators update on my... |
[699.30 --> 699.46] But 10? |
[699.86 --> 700.22] Oh, yeah. |
[700.64 --> 702.12] That might be why. |
[702.42 --> 706.36] I shouldn't have to use 2004 software to get a good experience. |
[706.38 --> 706.60] I'm just saying. |
[706.98 --> 709.74] Like 2018 stuff should be the best stuff. |
[709.74 --> 718.90] If you can make it work without being a pirate, you can get the embedded systems Windows 10 |
[718.90 --> 719.24] version. |
[719.42 --> 720.18] It's far better. |
[720.74 --> 725.10] Or I would recommend the same situation embedded systems, but you don't have to be a pirate |
[725.10 --> 725.60] to get it. |
[726.02 --> 727.08] Windows 8.1. |
[727.94 --> 728.86] It's just a lot better. |
[729.58 --> 729.72] Yeah. |
[730.08 --> 733.26] It's one of my favorite things is when you're like, hey, I want to disable Windows update. |
[733.32 --> 735.80] And they're like, or no. |
[737.48 --> 738.98] It's like, what? |
[738.98 --> 740.92] That's not how a computer is supposed to work. |
[741.42 --> 743.30] Anyways, I think we're probably good for that topic. |
[743.56 --> 745.22] No, there's more interesting things about it. |
[745.44 --> 751.32] So in a court filing in the class action case, Apple's lawyers wrote that it's rigorous and |
[751.32 --> 756.72] comprehensive reliability test data proved that enclosure bending and twisting cannot |
[756.72 --> 762.80] cause the touch disease issue unless the phone had already been repeatedly dropped on |
[762.80 --> 763.62] a hard surface. |
[763.62 --> 771.70] And I think that's so interesting because what it says to me is like, look, we made a design |
[771.70 --> 772.30] choice. |
[774.30 --> 779.88] But that choice, like sure, it might cause bending, but it's that choice is not going |
[779.88 --> 785.32] to brick your phone and cause this touch disease unless you already screwed up by dropping it |
[785.32 --> 785.64] a bunch. |
[785.64 --> 791.90] It harkens back to, I believe it was the iPhone 4 circa 2010 where you're holding it wrong. |
[792.38 --> 792.74] Is that what you're doing? |
[792.76 --> 793.38] Well, I don't know. |
[793.60 --> 797.90] It was, they couldn't get good call quality because there was a band of aluminum around |
[797.90 --> 798.50] the outside. |
[798.66 --> 799.56] So calls were dropping. |
[799.56 --> 803.06] And their official response was making phones is hard. |
[803.50 --> 807.88] We're really good at it, but no one could make a phone that's perfect. |
[808.26 --> 810.24] So we're still the best. |
[810.52 --> 811.68] It's just phones are hard. |
[811.68 --> 818.24] So what they're doing and they need to do this is they need to continue to promote this |
[818.24 --> 824.06] and propagate this like fiction that we all buy into where Apple has superior engineering. |
[824.28 --> 827.92] As soon as that myth erodes, then what do they have? |
[827.92 --> 828.20] Yeah. |
[828.86 --> 833.56] So I think this is very on brand for the lawyers to have this statement. |
[833.78 --> 834.32] That stance. |
[834.42 --> 834.62] Yeah. |
[834.78 --> 835.48] That makes sense. |
[837.78 --> 839.70] We're moving on to a hard topic now. |
[843.48 --> 847.02] It's something that's difficult to approach in general and people have talked about it. |
[847.12 --> 852.94] People have mentioned it in Twitch chat already asking why it wasn't like the first topic. |
[853.08 --> 856.98] It wasn't the first topic because I just didn't necessarily think we would lead with this. |
[856.98 --> 859.68] I wanted to bring something slightly more upbeat to the table. |
[861.18 --> 864.46] We have had this man on the WAN show in the past. |
[864.52 --> 867.98] He was one of our guests quite a long time ago when we used to bring a lot more guests on. |
[868.56 --> 872.28] But John TotalBiscuitBane has passed away. |
[873.58 --> 877.44] He has succumbed to a four-year battle with cancer. |
[877.84 --> 879.80] He's just 33 years old. |
[879.80 --> 886.66] In the notes, but I'm going to go off notes, is talking about how he contributed a lot to gaming as a whole. |
[886.80 --> 888.62] He was really big into the StarCraft II scene. |
[889.42 --> 892.70] His YouTube channel was pretty massive in terms of reviews. |
[893.10 --> 896.20] If you're in the PC gaming community, you probably know of him. |
[896.30 --> 898.04] You've probably seen one of his game reviews. |
[898.14 --> 898.92] Especially indie games. |
[899.12 --> 900.10] Especially indie games. |
[900.20 --> 902.96] That was very cool because I really liked indie games for a long time. |
[903.94 --> 907.60] Very few people in the audience might remember this, but I used to have indie game reviews from PAX. |
[907.98 --> 910.98] They got no views compared to the rest of our content, so I stopped. |
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