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[Assistant] Well, we actually don't even need thermal probes because we're not trying to, we're not trying to get as granular as like exactly what is the TDP because then we'd need like this thermally isolated environment. We'd have to make sure we're not losing any of the CPU's heat through the copper traces of the motherboard.


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[Assistant] It's not realistic. So what we're doing is we're taking an apples to apples to the greatest extent that we can in comparison, so the same amount of water, and then we're putting a thermal dye inside the water, and we're basically gonna go, alright, whose dye turns, I think it turns from white to black?


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[Assistant] Something like that, or black to white. So whose dye changes color first? To see if Intel's lower TDP rating is actually representative of the behavior of the CPU. And we're gonna run the Intel one twice. Once at Intel's, uhm, specified,


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[Assistant] Uh, behavior, so we're gonna not run multi-core enhancement, and then one, at the way that I think most enthusiasts immediately flip the switch on their CPUs in order to get it to run faster.


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[Assistant] Where Luke was still going to PAX and he'd like sneak away at night and, you know, hang out with his family and friends and then be back at work in the morning.


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[Assistant] Work in the show floor. Uhm, I think that, uh, he wasn't always, he wasn't a fan. I'll say that.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I think it was something along those lines.


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[Assistant] Oh, why was that deleted? Okay, uh, JohnY wants to know what happened to the ricer PC. I would also love to have a status update on the ricer PC.


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[Assistant] Level of PC build on something that's running really old hardware that doesn't have a ton of support for it anymore. So give us time, we will do it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, alright, speaking of giving time, let's, uh, let's give you guys the thing that you came for in a reasonable amount of time. See, I brought it around.


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[Assistant] Uh, Apple announces independent repair program. Uh, Linkboy on the forum posted this and the original source of the news is naturally Apple themselves. So let's see how Apple puts their spin on this.


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[Assistant] Apple offers customers even more options for safe, reliable repair. It's funny that they're branding third-party repair businesses as safe and reliable when for so long the line was that they weren't.


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[Assistant] New independent repair provider program expands genuine parts access to more repair businesses.


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[Assistant] Alright, so let's go through sort of the key points here.


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[Assistant] Uhm, they announced its new repair program, offering customers additional options for the most common out of warranty iPhone repairs. Uh, Apple will provide more independent repair businesses, large or small, with the same genuine parts, tools, training, repair manuals, and diagnostics as its Apple authorized service providers, or AASPs.


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[Assistant] Why didn't Apple want the kiosk in the mall to have decent parts before? Because it's not like the kiosk in the mall was ever going to go away.


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[Assistant] So at the end of the day, your customer, Apple, your customer,


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[Assistant] Was going to go there and they were going to have either a really great experience by sheer blind luck


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[Assistant] Because you guys certainly didn't put any effort into making that experience any smoother, so you got lucky if they had a good time, or that customer was gonna have a bad time, and you know whose customer that is? Yours. So, I mean,


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[Assistant] They get applause, they just don't get like. Okay. They get slow applause, for final, yea, golf, I like that, give up the golf class.


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[Assistant] Uhm, okay, I don't, ahh. See, I fall into this trap sometimes where when a company finally does the right thing... You still get mad. I still get mad because...


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[Assistant] They did the wrong thing for so long and it's all this like pent up frustration. But I shouldn't, I shouldn't get mad about this. Uhm.


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[Assistant] Uh, such as display, battery replacements, there is no mention of in-warranty repairs, or other devices. So, Mr. Rossman over there is not going to be getting diagnostic manuals for MacBook Pros anytime soon, as far as we can tell.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and this is another really important point of clarification. Apple has not announced along with this program any kind of, uhm,


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[Assistant] Any kind of process for general consumers to gain access to genuine parts to conduct their own repairs. So...


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[Assistant] Yeah. Which isn't quite Labrador, but like, from our perspective, it's been...


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[Assistant] I get that side of it, but I'm still really frustrated that as a consumer, so like from a, from a just right to repair. Right to repair doesn't mean right for some specific person to repair. It means that if I have the know-how and the inclination to


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[Assistant] Work on upgrade or repair my own devices, I should have access to the same manuals, the same, uh,


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[Assistant] Tools, the same diagnostic utilities that anyone else would, because why not?


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[Assistant] Especially now that they're opening up this program. Like, if they imagine for a second that they're just gonna certify a bunch of, like, random mom and pop shops in the Philippines, and these manuals aren't gonna be all over torrent sites everywhere, like, come on! Just formalize what's already happening so that we don't have this, like,


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[Assistant] Black market of Apple PCB schematics. Like, no, I'm serious. It's that crazy. Like, there's, like, honestly speaking,


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[Assistant] If you want, like, a brand new Apple product, you either have to get stolen blueprints for it, if you want to figure out, like, you know, what every, what every sense pin is connected to, or, I mean,


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[Assistant] You'd have to, I dunno, you'd have to rip apart a working device and like, x-ray the thing and try and, try and reverse engineer it basically.


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[Assistant] Apples pre- I mean. That sounds fun. Yeah. So anyway, anyway, anyway.


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[Assistant] In Apple's defense again, let's get positive again for a second here, the certification process is simple and free of charge.


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[Assistant] But, meeting the requirements, uhm, which is basically that you have to have an Apple certified technician who can perform the repairs, uhm, does not guarantee acceptance into the program, and Apple reserves the right to reject any application without telling you why.


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[Assistant] I wonder if we could, like, get him, get him, like, uh, like, get him, uh, what am I looking for? Like, get his certifications refreshed, and, uh,


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[Assistant] Try and see if Linus Media Group Incorporated can become an Apple... What are they calling it again? Uh, Apple Independent... Authorized Service? No, no, no, we wouldn't become an AISP for sure.


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[Assistant] But if we could just be like an iPhone, an iPhone service, whatever, get like our, get our iPhone manuals and stuff, that would be cool.


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[Assistant] Not that Apple is letting shops do anything like that anyway. You're basically just doing screen repairs and battery replacements, but, uh,


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[Assistant] Okay, so pretty much a recent change made it so that if you swap your battery, even if you take two identical iPhones,


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[Assistant] And just swap the batteries between them. So it's all Apple first party parts. Uh, they would give you a notification in iOS that says your battery may require servicing. Because they're tying the serial number of the phone to, uh, like a serial number in the battery.


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[Assistant] Uh, so they're doing that so that it's easy to tell if a phone was not battery swapped by an Apple authorized.


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[Assistant] Party. Because Apple authorized parties are able to reprogram the chip on the battery so that it'll match the phone so you won't get that error.


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[Assistant] So they got a ton of backlash for it, because it's like, yo guys, for serious business at this point, what are you even doing? Like it's bad enough, you make it so hard to swap the battery, now I've gone, I've done all that work, the stupid error, come on.


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[Assistant] So that people who repair things themselves still have to deal with this crap.


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[Assistant] Anyway, it's, uh, so this follows Apple's recent expansion of its authorized service network into every Best Buy store in the US, which actually tripled the number of US ASP locations compared to three years ago, which is great, but the US really isn't, uhm, the biggest problem.


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[Assistant] It's other places, like Labradoodle or wherever you're from.


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[Assistant] I'm not gonna be one of those elitist, you know, Torontonians or whatever they call themselves. I'm aware that there are other parts of Canada, okay? I just don't care.


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[Assistant] Sorry, we have this, okay, for those of you who are not Canadian, we have this like inferiority complex over on the western side of the country because


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[Assistant] We like, were settled later, like we didn't even get a railroad until, I don't know, 80 years ago or something like that. I'm kidding, it was longer ago than that, but it doesn't matter. The point is, we have like this inferiority complex because our government and the vast majority of our population are all


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[Assistant] Thousands of kilometers away, and sometimes, you know, the decisions that they make, uh, for the direction of the company, company, the country, don't really have a lot to do with the concerns of people over here. So we just feel kind of ignored. You know, it's like,


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[Assistant] Oh, you know, what's Canada's baseball team?


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[Assistant] What's Canada's basketball team? I don't know, some other bird. Uhm. Oh, it's like-


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[Assistant] I know, I know, it's a dinosaur raptor, not a bird raptor. But the blue jays aren't a dinosaur. Yes it is. It isn't, shut up. Yes it is. I've had enough of your crap. All birds are dinosaurs. Okay, you can make that argument, but that's a different podcast. You go talk about that on some other podcast. How do we get on this?


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[Assistant] And I'm not saying it's perfect everywhere. I'm just saying that right now the program is only launched in the US with plans to expand to other countries, so it's clearly not a complete solution, but...


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[Assistant] It is a step in the right direction. I just always question Apple's motives when they do stuff like this. Is it a step in the right direction as part of a greater movement towards a more consumer focused attitude?


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[Assistant] A very québécois thing to say.


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[Assistant] I actually have not talked about the new shirt. I can, I can talk about the new shirt. Uh. Sponsors time. We have a new shirt. Yea, you know what, let's start with ourselves. So this episode is brought to you by LTTstore.com. Uh. Look at this guy. What a loser.


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[Assistant] It's got bad hair too. Oh, terrible! Uhm, anyway, we launched a new product today. This is the RAM t-shirt! What's that on the front of it?


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[Assistant] That is fantastic. Wow, we have so many models here now. That's awesome. Look at this Flasher guy.


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[Assistant] You look so scary in that photo. I'm sorry. Anyway, this is our RAM shirt. It's a shirt with RAM on the front.


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[Assistant] I think it's pretty self-explanatory. It's part of our whole, like, series of PC component shirts. We've got CPUs, hard drives, uhm,


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[Assistant] Right, yea, stealth hoodie is out of stock, we know. Swackit is out of stock, we know. We didn't order enough. Uhm, honestly, Swackit did so much better than we could have possibly expected. Like, we, we started that project like nine months ago or something stupid like that. This one right here. Uhm,


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[Assistant] Absolutely nuts, and we might have a hard time selling them all.


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[Assistant] And we sold out a Swacket in like two weeks. So you guys are freaking awesome. Uhm, thank you for your support. Uh, I guess it helps that we actually launched an item like in season for a change. Like Stealth Hoodie we launched in the middle of summer.


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[Assistant] Like, the weather is heating up, we're like, yeaah! Get a hoodie!


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[Assistant] Wooo! Uhm, where Swackit's like, right in time for the fall, so that's coming back in the next, I think, what, three or four weeks? Swackit? Yeah. I don't have a timeline. Oh, nevermind, no ETA, but stealth's coming back in the next week or so, uhm.


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[Assistant] Oh, new water bottle color- colors in about a month, so stay tuned guys. Uh, also, right, we're gonna- we're relaunching Elemental. So, stay tuned for that too.


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[Assistant] Uh, is that right? Yeah, basically. Oh, yeah, that's right, cause they sold out in like a couple hours last time. Alright. Uh, other sponsors for today. Who else we got? Do the Jerky. We got Savage Jerky!


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[Assistant] I have a little bit of like, shop hands going on here too, but that's okay.


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[Assistant] Full of flavor, made from the best ingredients, without nitro- I actually, I have said that talking point probably


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[Assistant] Somewhere between 50 and 100 times without nitrates. I actually didn't know how bad they are. They're terrible.


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[Assistant] I have started buying only meat without nitrates. It's like, terrifying.


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[Assistant] They're a chemical that's part of the process for making meat, that as far as I can tell, doesn't contribute to the meat actually tasting better, but makes it pink in color much faster.


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[Assistant] So if people shop for their meat based on like a really desirable color, a lot of the time what they're buying is meat that's just soaked in nitrates. Oh. Which cause cancer. Oh. Yeaah. That's fun. Yeaah. So, that was jerky. No nitrates.


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[Assistant] They also make hot sauces, barbecue sauces, and even spice rub. And you can use offer code LTT to save 20% this weekend only. Usually our code is 10%. And, oh, someone's actually got a little bit more kick than usual. My maple buffalo bacon. One second please.


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[Assistant] Sorry, I just went down the wrong pipe. Okay, I'm good. 20% at savagejerky.com this weekend only with a bonus sample bag in every order. That's pretty cool. Also,


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[Assistant] Sponsoring the show today, PIA. Uh, PIA doesn't have like a formal sponsor talking point thing, and we talked about the store a lot, so I'm gonna breeze through this. Okay.


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[Assistant] Brought to you by chrono.gg. So, we've partnered with them to set up an official Linus Tech Tips games store. So I'm gonna fire up the store here. This is my first time actually seeing the finished one. Linus Tech Tips official game store.


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[Assistant] So we've got Risk of Rain 2, Cities Skylines, Ascom 2, Superhot, Civ 6, and more. So chrono.gg works with game publishers directly to secure keys and deals for partners like ourselves. If you haven't heard of them before, their main store offers one game.


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[Assistant] One great deal every day at 9am pacific. So check it out today at ltt.chrono.gg.


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[Assistant] I have never actually heard of this game. I don't hear. Kinda reminds me of Habbo Hotel.


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[Assistant] Complex menu. Oh, it's a space station sim. Yep, that seems like the kind of thing that people would play. A lot. And then get completely consumed by.


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[Assistant] Alright, in other news this week, Global Foundries has issued a lawsuit against TSMC, and if you guys don't already know how high drama this whole situation is, I'm gonna skip straight to TSMC's response to, uh,


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[Assistant] Here it is, let me see. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Oh man.


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[Assistant] Oh no, that's not even it. Oh. Oh, that's hilarious. Okay, no, that was from, uhm, a tech analyst. Significant damages. You know what? I don't think it's in my notes. So do you wanna start walking people through what's going on here while I find this quote? It's fantastic.


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[Assistant] Uhm, realistically, like, this kind of thing comes out all the time, where, you know, I mean, back when, uh, back when Apple and Samsung were going toe to toe over the original Galaxy S Vibrant and how it looks just like an iPhone and all that kind of stuff and...


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[Assistant] You know, they'll seek sales injunctions or whatever the case may be, like sales bans.


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[Assistant] The reality is that it usually takes so long to be processed that any product that would be affected by it


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[Assistant] Yeah, it could actually affect your ability to buy an Nvidia graphics card.


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[Assistant] In any countries that will uphold, uhm, this kind of a ruling.


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[Assistant] I could create like, a black market for graphics cards that are like, manufactured in Taiwan. Sorry, the chips. So the chips are manufactured in Taiwan, the cards are assembled in China, and then they're like,


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[Assistant] Someone found the thread, found the, uh, the quote in the thread on our forum. But I'm having a really, really hard time finding it. Awww, TSMC.


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[Assistant] In a nutshell, they basically said, yeaah, we're gonna defend ourselves.


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[Assistant] And we think it would probably be a good idea if they would just focus on making better products than resorting to this kind of, uhm, you know, patent infringement lawsuit crap. In a nutshell.


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[Assistant] Oh, maybe it was the other thread. No, that was just page two. Dang it! Alright, whatever. I give up.


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[Assistant] So this was posted by Rainbow Dash on the forum. Not the real Rainbow Dash, of course. Uh, the original article here is from the register.co.uk.


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[Assistant] But AMD has agreed to play- to pay purchasers of its FX bulldozer processors a total of 12.1 million dollars to settle a four year


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[Assistant] False advertising lawsuit. That works out to about $35 a chip.


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[Assistant] Uhm, oh man, I remember this great, uhm,


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[Assistant] Intel used to have some really edgy advertising back when they had this like, we are unassailable swagger going on.


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[Assistant] That's a shame. I just remember they sent us this advertising collateral back when I was working at NCIX. Uhm, back when AMD was advertising their triple cores, which were basically failed quad cores that had one of the cores disabled, and what was cool was that in many cases they could be re-enabled.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and Intel sent over this ad collateral that said like,


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[Assistant] Uhm, more is not necessarily better or something like that. And it had like...


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[Assistant] Ended up getting them into trouble because they went from the FX...


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[Assistant] Steamroller? I'm sorry, I'm a little bit, I'm a little bit hazy on my 8-year-old code names, but the 1100T was an unlocked 6-core processor, Phenom Black Edition or something along those lines, and it had, uhm,


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[Assistant] From like a, from like a, uh, traditional sense. So it had both floating point and integer units for each of those six cores.


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[Assistant] Then, AMD launched the world's first 8-core desktop processor. The FX, I think it was 8150 was the first one. Do you remember any of this? Alright, don't worry about it. FX8150.


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[Assistant] The problem with the FX 8150 was that it didn't have


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[Assistant] In the same definition that AMD had previously used, it didn't have eight full cores. So I think it only had eight integer units, uhm, but then only four floating point units or something like that. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Yeah, is that right? Yeah, that's right. And crucially, a single floating point unit. Yep, yep. So what that meant was that for certain workloads,


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[Assistant] Certain workloads, it did actually behave kinda like an 8-core processor, but for other ones, it only had the horses under the hood of a quad-core processor, and they were advertising it as an 8-core processor, when the entire rest of the industry, which is AMD at every point previously,


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[Assistant] Though to be clear, if we go back far enough, uh, CPUs used to have things like cache off-boards, so...


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[Assistant] Let's ignore that era, but everyone including AMD and of course Intel had sort of decided that a CPU core needed to have both a floating point and an integer unit.


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[Assistant] So in January of this year, a California judge rejected AMD's claim that a significant majority of people understood the term core the same way it did.


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[Assistant] And, uh, based on the results of a poll of the register readers, it appears most C cores in the same way as the litigants. So 47% said a core should be fully independent, whereas a mere 28% were rabid AMD fanboys and said that it can share execution engines.


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[Assistant] So, this has led to, uhm, both AMD and the plaintiff's lawyers. Oh, this, this is great. Uh, this appears to be some editorial from the register there. They said, the insanity that is class action lawsuits has led both AMD and the plaintiff's lawyers to argue to the judge


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[Assistant] That 12.1 million is a fair amount despite the fact that consumers paid an additional 60 million in premiums for their 8 core processors.


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[Assistant] I dunno. This is honestly kind of a tough one for me because I really do see it both ways. On the one hand,


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[Assistant] Yeah, it was kinda BS. But on the other hand, is it really any more BS than, you know, Nvidia calling their GPUs 2000 core processors?


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[Assistant] Here's what I want to know. Let's create a straw poll here. Straw poll dot.


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[Assistant] I mean, I want to hear from you guys, but here's the trick. I only want to hear from you guys if you actually bought. That means real money when it was new. So I'm not talking like,


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[Assistant] Your buddy was getting rid of his FX when he upgraded to something better or whatever. I'm talking, you bought, brand new from a store, a bulldozer processor, an FX 8 core processor, and I wanna know, do you feel ripped off?


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[Assistant] No, not maybe do you feel ripped off, because really when you calculate the damage of a class action lawsuit, it's more about the money. So, or it's more about, it's about the false advertising. So would you have made a different decision?


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[Assistant] Would you have bought something else? Because here's the thing.


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[Assistant] Core advertising, or boost clock speeds, or whatever the ca- Actually yea, the TDP discussion that we had earlier is another perfect example of just...


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[Assistant] If you just read the box of a CPU, knowing that this is a highly technical product, you kinda got what was coming to you. So core processing, uh, or core counts aside and advertising aside, uh,


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[Assistant] Any computer purchase should come down to benchmarks anyway. Not down to the specs, because the specs are ultimately pretty much meaningless. Alright, I'm gonna go ahead and dump this in the, uh, YouTube chat. I actually don't know where to find the live video on our channel here. Oh, there it is. Wow, that was easy.


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[Assistant] I don't know, like as a, as an educated consumer, no, it made no difference to me whatsoever how AMD wanted to advertise their stupid thing. Uhm, I knew that it performed like hot garbage, literally hot garbage, and so I was not interested in it.


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[Assistant] No, I didn't always have all that and I still didn't resort to like what's that other stupid site like GPU check or something like that where like you know anytime you google like


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[Assistant] 1080ti vs. 2080ti. Stupid garbage. These garbage town websites that just like...


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[Assistant] Count CUDA course, basically, and say which one is better. Like, that's not how you research hardware. I didn't have to have all this stuff to be able to figure out how things performed relative to each other. You just go out, you look for independent reviews of them, you find numbers that...


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[Assistant] You have to be willing to put a little bit of work into it. The point is, you can compare a 9900K to a 9400 as long as the thing that they have in common...


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[Assistant] You just have to go find reviews of like the 960 and then also the 1060 and you can bridge the gap.


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[Assistant] Oh, this is great. Thank you, Robert. We are disappointed to see a foundry peer resort to meritless lawsuits instead of competing in the marketplace with technology.


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[Assistant] Yeah, sorry not sorry. So this is interesting, it split, I wouldn't say down the middle, but it's a lot more even than I would have thought.


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[Assistant] So 40% of people would have bought something else, with just shy of 60% saying, no they would have bought exactly the same thing because they probably did all the same research that we would normally do and knew exactly what it was that they were buying.


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[Assistant] From my perspective, I don't really care that much of about like...


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[Assistant] Asus was in here earlier this week talking about how they were the first to have a 120Hz laptop. And I was like, okay. But I would never buy something because of a manufacturer, like, being like, look how cool we are.


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[Assistant] What do I care about that? How many FPS do I get in my game? Shut up about that other stuff. So, yeaah, I was like, I find that kind of thing, sort of confusing.


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[Assistant] The original article is from 9to5google, and uh, why don't you go ahead. I don't know, this just really annoyed me, I have no idea why they did it.


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[Assistant] Note says, Mighty Car Mods Car PC Collab. We would love to. They're not exactly located close to here. Uhm, the stuff that they work on is big. The stuff that we work on is big.


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[Assistant] I'm consuming that as a fairly major project, we're not saying no, we're just saying, uh, not yet.


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[Assistant] Human Gilly says, Linus when are you gonna come to Australia? I would love to come to Australia. There we go.


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[Assistant] Rest is, rest I too, god, I dunno, I dunno what that says. Keep up the great work, everyone. Well, thank you.


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[Assistant] Alexander says, new batch of stealth hoodies when? Uh, next week. Tony says, Linus is beautiful. You knew I was gonna read that. I wasn't gonna gloss over that one. Ungrim says, love the earrings. Don't lie to me. People are just...


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[Assistant] Uhm, Tommy Gunn, are you gonna revive channel Superfun soon? We want to, we haven't had time yet, it is on the roadmap. Minus your back, is there an update on floatplane merch? Uhm, not yet. We will, we will do floatplane merch eventually.


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[Assistant] Uh, Joshua says, any plan to look at VIA's weird x86 chips? I didn't know they were making new x86 chips.


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[Assistant] Via... new CPU? You gotta be kidding me.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it looks like it's like a weird Chinese processor or something. A lot of time that stuff's really hard to get out of China, but...


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[Assistant] Owen says, hi, apologies for this, but hit you up on D4M by DM. Okay, good to know.


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[Assistant] Uh, Sport says, Hi from Switzerland, just a fellow Vancouverite, creating Swiss LTT fans here. Alright, cool. Uh, Linus, when did you get so handsome? Uh, it's a filter. Do you hear about that?


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[Assistant] The, like, uhm, the old lady in China who was using a filter, uhm, to be like a cam girl.


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[Assistant] Oh, this is awesome. I don't know if they talked about this on Wanshow. Uh, filter... You mean on tech linked? China, uhm...


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[Assistant] Cam girl. I don't know, I'm just putting in every keyword that could, that I think might help me bring this up. Uh, this young vlogger's beauty filter glitched midstream, revealing a 58 year old woman.


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[Assistant] That is apparently a real time filter that she was applying to her streams.


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[Assistant] That's actually pretty impressive. It's really impressive. Yeah. You got like the face shaping going on there. Like nose shaping. Eye shaping.


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[Assistant] Like, has anyone found that this is fake news? I haven't found any, uh...


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[Assistant] I haven't found any evidence to suggest that it is fake, but I also- oh wait, no, wow, this is BBC. Okay, yep, it's probably fine.


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[Assistant] So yes, I paid for it. In fact, I paid more than you guys because I actually, like, hired employees to create it. But, uhm...


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[Assistant] Mike says, do you know anything about fixing yourself? Oh yeah, I do. Just go see Dr. Pollock.


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[Assistant] I'm not reading your username, but it says I would- I was wondering if you'd be willing to do an episode on the history of PC sound and sound hardware.


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[Assistant] Uhm, Cooper says, Hey guys, been a fan since I had a barely functional 5850, now I'm rocking a watercooled 2080 Ti.


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[Assistant] What 2003 component do you miss the most? Uh, uh, uh, none of them?


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[Assistant] There were some cool cases back then. You probably wouldn't remember any of this stuff, but uhm, man, check out this thing.


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[Assistant] These were some flashy pants friggin' computer cases, guys. Let's check this shiz out. What else we got here? Oh man, look at this blue one.


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[Assistant] I think the Zazer 3 was, oh is this the 3? No, I wanted the 2.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah. That's the one I was looking for. Look at this thing. It's beautiful.


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[Assistant] Love it. Look at these, look at these builds from back then. That's like, that's like a show build, you know?


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[Assistant] Like this is, this was like in advertising.


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[Assistant] No one would even dare show that on like, build.gg or whatever these days. It's great. Uhm, what else we got?


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[Assistant] Um, da-da-da. Uh, Dyslexicon says, Spending money on Super Chat that won't get red. And I'm pretty sure you lied. Two dollars is usually the, uh, the free one.


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[Assistant] But I read it. So now you're a double liar. Joey says, can you lower shipping costs for Canadians? They are as low as they are. Uhm, those are our shipping costs. We don't make profit on the shipping.


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[Assistant] Uh, Adam says, been watching LTT since NCIX. Love to see the changes over the years. Keep up the good work. Andrew says, I used your code to buy shrouds coffee at Madrid.


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[Assistant] It's okay, I'm over it. Okay, that would be so much friggin' work. Do you know how hard it was to do the Swack-It as it is? I love it, and it was totally worth it, but like, no.


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[Assistant] I'm 13 years old, I love your show, just wanted to say hey. Hey back. Where are the like buttons on floatplane? Luke's working on it. Alright, so hold on a minute.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, okay, this was Robert Mayall, thank you, I just saw that finally now.


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[Assistant] Uh, a broken TV says, I wrote a stage play. Alex, you can't do that, it'll ruin the company. Linus, you misunderstand, I am the company. I think we could work that line into it. If we did a stage play? Sure.


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[Assistant] Uhm, oh, where'd it go? It just moved. Someone said, new intro when? Uh, not sure. I may just kill the intro. Yeah. Maybe we just won't have an intro anymore.


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[Assistant] Cause like, people who drop out during the intro are watch time that we don't have. Maybe we just don't need to, uh, maybe we don't need to like,


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[Assistant] Brand ourselves to death. With that said, the amount of branding that we've done, not just for the channel, but also for the company, I think has contributed to, uhm, people's awareness of us in general, so, ugh, I'm not sure what the right answer is.


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[Assistant] Uh, the Phoenix. I just got my Swack It, stealth hoodie, processor shirt, hat, and underwear is all awesome and worth every penny. Thank you, Phoenix.


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[Assistant] Uhm, McRingleBorat? Can't wait for the LTT Sandals. Can't wait to be the first to resell them on Goat. What is Goat? I'm like afraid to Google this.


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[Assistant] Goat shoes. Goat.com. The safest way to buy- Sorry, what is this?


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[Assistant] Oh no, I licked my fingers. Aw, gross. Shop hands. Aw, gross. Okay. Why'd I do that? I deserve it for eating on stream. Alright, what the heck is this?


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[Assistant] 125 bucks? That seems pretty reasonable. Or used for 120? Oh okay, so this is a used marketplace then. Okay. So you wanna resell them on Goat.


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[Assistant] Wow, uhm, okay, I mean, everybody has to have goals, and that's important to maintain your focus. So I commend you for it.


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[Assistant] Okay, I think that's pretty much all we can do for now. Thank you guys so much for tuning in. We'll see you again next week. Same bat time, same bat channel. So long.


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[Assistant] Oh, I can't believe we didn't finish the pelche video today. Yeaah. I'm so disappointed. I wanted to know if it was gonna run.


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[Assistant] Turns out we, uh, can sell it for a thousand dollars. Uh, that was just, you know what, the, uh, there's a glitch in the system.


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[Assistant] And trying to suggest ways that you can support them in the meantime while they're banned, because Blizzard reduced the ban from 12 months to 6 months, but that could potentially ruin someone's career.


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[Assistant] Again, we're not necessarily the greatest political commentators out there. I don't know how to explain it to you anymore clearly, unfortunately. We said...


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[Assistant] We also actually haven't commented at all about critics of China. Nope. How? When?


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[Assistant] One of the tweets earlier. Oh, but that's cause it was an incorrect translation.


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[Assistant] And we showed the correct, we showed the correct translation, which is still, as was stated, horrible. But it's not, it's, it was an incorrect, we should be mad about the right thing. That was what I was saying.


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[Assistant] I have someone that I know that speaks Chinese that read it and translated it and their translation was extremely similar to a translation that was posted by a random user in the Twitter thread.


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[Assistant] So we're like, pretty sure that one was more accurate. It's still like, bad. And we said that. Yeaah. It's just different. And I would rather people were angry about the right thing. Cause that makes your argument, uh,


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[Assistant] More irrefutable. It makes it stronger. It's a good thing. You wanna be angry about the right thing. This will help you. I'm trying to... I'm trying to help you.


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[Assistant] I don't know why you thought that. I don't know where that idea comes from. Oh, we talked before the stream, like... Alright, I don't know if, uh...


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[Assistant] But, there was news that came out around when Pokemon Go first launched.


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[Assistant] It was used for, they, they say, where's their official statement on it? If it's used to whatever, whatever.


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[Assistant] I'm sure, yeah, that's really, it's way too vague, because I'm sure like Tinder has been used. Ya think? For horrible things.


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[Assistant] I'm sure all of the related apps, sorry Tinder, but you're the most well-known one that I know of. Uhm, similar things. There's plenty of them. I'm sure they've been used maliciously. Lots of apps have been used maliciously to, uh, whatever their definition was was terrible. So like they, they need to be more specific about that if they want to try to enforce this.


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[Assistant] In lighter news! Let's just jump to the steam one, cause it's just warmer, it's just better.


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[Assistant] Things are, things are greater there. I'm just gonna talk about it cause he's reading chat. Uh, Steam to make local multiplayer games work online. Steam has announced a surprise new feature coming as soon as October 21st. That's awesome.


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[Assistant] Uh, remote play together. This feature will transform any local multiplayer video game into an online one by having the primary player, uh, stream their game to up to three other friends, meaning that the other players won't have to buy a copy to join in.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I know the StarCraft community wanted, uhm, was it the StarCraft community? I think so.


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[Assistant] Land support for a long time. Because like, at tournaments, like, they'd lose connection to the Blizzard servers mid-game. And it was like, uuuh.


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[Assistant] Okay. What do we do now? Thanks. Didn't need that.


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[Assistant] But yeah, most lands that I'm a part of turn into slugfests of old games, which I'm completely okay with personally.


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[Assistant] Was it the second hit or not? Maybe it was. But that's cause of cloud gaming, not first one.


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[Assistant] Learn that I'm not very good at shooting people in the head, and when I try to shoot them in the head, is it going to make me shoot them in the chest? Like, what? If I go and I'm like, you know what, this time I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna aim and make sure I actually aim properly.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna keep your, your cursor here. This is a great quote, this is a great quote.


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[Assistant] Do computation for like, a huge variety of possible outcomes, so that they're ready if you do them? But it wouldn't know which ones- oh, I guess it could.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I don't know. The, the first interpretation that I have had of it, I hate it. If they, if they try to like give you like a, uhm, Schrodinger's cat of potential future gaming.


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[Assistant] Solutions? That could be pretty interesting. Alright. Did he kill or did he not kill? Well both options are true until proven false.


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[Assistant] There is always some, somebody goes up to the mic at BlizzCon.


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[Assistant] Cause they might be someone who like takes it far away. But no like-


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[Assistant] Sucks ass now. If I do go there, it's a chili.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's the only edible thing left on the menu. And the bun sucks now. Yes, it does. And you take all the bread out of the bun, and you kind of squish it together and use that as a spoon, and then you use the hollowed out shell of the bun as a spoon.


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[Assistant] But yea, so it would be, uh, chili and uh, chocolate milk. If I have to eat it Tim Hortons, I get that.


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[Assistant] So in that, if someone were to do that, does that, does the boss's wife, uh, have formal employment there?


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[Assistant] Do you think you, it's just, you're just lucky that your wife happened to be competent? Is that the only difference here?


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[Assistant] I think it's like the trend is the other way now. Like, almost the majority of couples I know, the woman makes more. Really? In my wife's friend group, it's like that. Huh.


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[Assistant] Well, they're not highly educated, they are highly driven, they're all in sales.


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[Assistant] Oh, sales. That's where the money's at.


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[Assistant] You have grade 10 and you want to make $200,000 a year? Sales.


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[Assistant] It's so weird because in this world, in this studio and in the YouTube world and in this computer world, like,


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[Assistant] You know, you're the master of your domain here in this, in this little Linus world we live in. And it's weird for me to think of Linus like looking at a piece of paper and just being like,


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[Assistant] I don't get it. I don't know what to do. I'm failing. I was so frustrated.


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[Assistant] That was, that was- And she was like, well you should, you should just give up. You should drop out.


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[Assistant] It's synonymous with communication, when you're gonna be abstracted like that.


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[Assistant] Well actually, sales has changed in the last couple decades because there used to be an information disparity between the customer and the salesperson where you walked in to buy a car, you were dependent on the salesperson to tell you everything about the car. Because you had no way of finding that stuff out by yourself.


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[Assistant] Now, we have the internet, everyone has access to information. You walk in the store knowing more about the thing you want to buy than the salesperson does. So where in the past, extroverts, they really thrived as salespeople before, now it's more of, kind of, you need to be in the middle of that spectrum so that you can listen.


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[Assistant] To what the person already knows and what they want and then just help kind of funnel them in plinko game to the best solution.


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[Assistant] Well, it's a little tenuous because what you're talking about is true, but it might be like 2% of their actual day to day job.


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[Assistant] M-O-S, Moss, Moss-o, Moss-o-ganizer. Dangit, James. Take the space out. Moss-o, ganizer.


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[Assistant] I meant just now. We'll do the news later. Just now. Who did I pander to when you just said, you guys are too smart?


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[Assistant] Oh man, okay, well let's just go through the points here. Uh, just a year after Jibo landed on the cover of Time Magazine,


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[Assistant] Just a year after Jibo landed on the cover of Time Magazine, the company has closed down for good.


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[Assistant] Jibo apparently sold his intellectual property assets to New York based SQN Venture Partners, who apparently are like the vultures of the venture world. And uhm, evidence of Jibo's decline has been accumulating for months, including a round of layoffs in June, an empty office space in July.


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[Assistant] The blog hasn't been updated since May. There's no longer an option to buy Jibo on the website, although the website is still operational.


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[Assistant] Founded in 2012, uh, I believe by a...


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[Assistant] Was an MIT professor who studied, uh, social robotics?


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[Assistant] Anyway. Founded in 2012, the company raised more than 3.5 million dollars during a 2014 Indiegogo campaign, didn't you? I backed it. You backed it.


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[Assistant] Hold on a second. Go get that shirt. I'm gonna go get that shirt. Alright, he's gone.


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[Assistant] Uh, it was 2012 though, so it's a little different because anyone can see today.


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[Assistant] But the thing that you didn't know in 2012 was that there was going to be inexpensive, fairly intelligent virtual assistants in every home. Like...


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[Assistant] I would say, I would say you burnt your eyebrows right off. Uhm, the thing that, that sucked about Jibo in the end though was that by the time, yea I think there's a crux of it. By the time it arrived, it did have, I think, fantastic


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[Assistant] Uh, what did you call that, animatronics? The way that it moves, the way that it dances was super lifelike. It was like looking at a Pixar character.


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[Assistant] And by the time it arrived in 2017, that had been figured out by Google and Amazon and maybe even Siri. To a lesser degree Apple. If they had just plugged in.


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[Assistant] Like if it was just Jibo operated by the Google assistant, it would be way better. It still wouldn't have been enough at that price point. It still would have had to have been three or four hundred dollars.


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[Assistant] It's like, wow, it's this pure black screen with just an eyeball that moves around and has all this emotion. But when you actually had it in front of you, you could see the LCD screen. It was a, it was like light gray instead of a black against the background. And it made people thought that it was a big.


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[Assistant] They thought that it looked like a big mouth. They thought the square screen looked like a mouth and that its eyes were like-


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[Assistant] The time picture. You can see it. So you can see, see those circles at the top?


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[Assistant] So OLED screen necessary. We actually talked to them about that at CES, and they said that they just couldn't buy the OLED screens, uhm, because they couldn't meet the minimum order quantities. They had to buy such a volume of them, and they weren't making enough jibos to justify it.


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[Assistant] Well that is sad. Imagine just making a mass market product and all the environmental damage part of that and then they're just in a heap. Like getting liquidated, nobody cares.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's brutal. One thing that I feel really weird about with this one is that I've never before felt such a visceral connection to free market capitalism.


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[Assistant] This thing failed for lots of good reasons, but in a way...


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[Assistant] We, we definitely played a role in it failing because


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[Assistant] Well, they made it, they made it suck. It arrived at our desk. We told the whole world that it sucked. We weren't the only ones who said it, but we're a very visible channel. And so in our own small way, we contributed to these people not having jobs anymore. And that's kinda crazy. I feel like...


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[Assistant] Pardon me if it feels bad, but then I'm just like, well I'm just like cog in the wheel of evolution and free market capitalism.


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[Assistant] Sink or swim, you guys should have done a better job and I wouldn't have had to do this to you.


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[Assistant] Well, I mean, for a lot of people, it's just the job. They know it's not going to be an awesome product, but they're getting, they're flushing out their resume.


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[Assistant] Well, because the part that you're working on might be good. Like the person who did the animatronics.


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[Assistant] His resume is, his or her resume is still awesome at the end of it. They'll probably find a job. And there's lots of things, like I made all the APIs that connected to iHeartRadio or whatever, like...


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[Assistant] When you compartmentalize it, they maybe still are proud of the work that they did.


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[Assistant] Most hardness scale is grade 8, but like the whole like walking caught a diamond. That's yeah, that's kid stuff.


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[Assistant] Sound more like you were the rat that was like, I'm gonna get into this container and get shipped off of the ship before it hits an iceberg and then all the other people still work, they're like the rats scurrying away from the water in Titanic. You know when they're trapped at the bottom of-


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[Assistant] No, it's later. I was in the third grade, I believe.


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[Assistant] Wait, I'm so stupid, I tried, that was supposed to be a joke where the answer was built into the question, but none of those two numbers even have to do with the year.


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[Assistant] Fresh books! Has anyone spoken to fresh books? Do they like it when I do that? I have no idea. I've heard feedback from other sponsors of ours that are like, who's that James guy? What is he doing? I haven't heard from fresh books.


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[Assistant] I don't know, they seem pretty chill. Someone came up to me at LTX and was like, do fresh books. Really?


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[Assistant] Well, we can talk about what actually allegedly happened. So the best way to get acquainted, I thought our good starting point is actually look at a YouTube video that the doctor, whose last name is He, which is actually kind of confusing.


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[Assistant] He uploaded this video and he, uh, gives his perspective on the whole thing. He doesn't call them designer babies. He thinks that this is totally ethical and moral and, uhm, I think he makes a compelling case for that here. Uhm, and he explains the process, which is this is, this is fertilization by IBF.


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[Assistant] And so what they did was they inject the father's sperm into the mother's eggs and shortly after that they inject some proteins and they carry out the gene surgery, uh, using CRISPR technology.


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[Assistant] Uhm, which I understand there's en- enzymes are programmed to look for particular patterns in DNA and when they find them they just snip that out and only that. So what they did was they, they sequenced uhm,


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[Assistant] They did whole genome sequencing on the, I guess the cells on the, on the babies before doing the genome surgery and after. And the reason they did that is then they can compare to see if any genes were affected that weren't intended to be affected. And, uh, according to this person's, the doctor's statement, uhm, the scientist does say that they didn't


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[Assistant] They didn't alter anything that they didn't intend to alter, so it was a success in that regard.


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[Assistant] So if it's all true that uhm, these children are alive now, they've been born, and they will be the first living people who have had their genes edited.


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[Assistant] Are you, if you take a step back and let's say everything was executed perfectly and maybe we're not even...


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[Assistant] Considering the fact that the alterations are inheritable by that, by that organism's next of kin, uhm, if you just answer the question, is it okay to, to remove conditions that are just subjectively harmful?


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[Assistant] Yeah, like let's just say in a vacuum, it's like, uh, this procedure is guaranteed to only remove something harmful. I guess your slippery slope arguments still remain.


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[Assistant] Does that apply even if those cybernetic upgrades are happening to an infant? Like the baby's born and you put an implant.


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[Assistant] I have a perfect emotional segue for that. We got a hundred dollar super chat over here we should read out.


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[Assistant] How wide do I have to make this piece to get a regular, like, amount of cake here? I was like, I'm just gonna go regular width, and it's like,


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[Assistant] Yeaah, there's lots of custard in it, which I'm all about, lots of many layers. It was like, I had this tiger-


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[Assistant] Wait, did I take a photo of this? Whatever. It was good, thanks for the cake.


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[Assistant] It's like, yea, we have Rick from Rick and Morty working on it. Oh yea, he's just over there making a flux capacitor.


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[Assistant] Well, there's a little bit actually, so there was, they're late to the party, there's some people who are actually kind of mad because Starbucks took


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[Assistant] And they, they have some pretty compelling arguments of why this should happen sooner. So they say that it helps teens and underage people, um,


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[Assistant] Like when, when they don't have these filters at Starbucks, these kids can go to these public wifi places and, and watch stuff that they otherwise couldn't watch at home and they're-


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[Assistant] And that's, that's right, because even though it was a ton of money, hundreds of millions of dollars, that's still a drop in the bucket compared to the tens of billions that other services like Netflix and Amazon Prime and Hulu are spending.


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[Assistant] Well the thing is, you lose the spirit of what you like about the YouTuber. Like, I love Vsauce. Michael, if you're watching.


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[Assistant] I didn't really care for the mind frame that I watched. And the reason, even though the concepts are cool, is because


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[Assistant] It's no longer Vsauce because the cool thing you like about Vsauce is Michael's cool entrance and like it's just one camera and he sets it up in a weird location in his house in a weird way and then suddenly I just feel like I'm watching Discovery Channel or something with these epic sweeps on booms and it's like it doesn't have the same character.


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[Assistant] So this is gonna start, uh, it's actually starting in 2019, but it won't fully affect all originals until 2020. There's probably some contract stuff going on there. So some of the originals will be free to watch with ads soon, and others you'll have to wait a little while.


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[Assistant] Not fit on me. So, uh, we're launching new design GPU. Wooo. Uh, we'll have another new design theoretically next week as well. So just so you guys know, and then we're also running. I heard there's a sale. Yeah, we're running the final elemental promo. So if you remember the last time we did it four for 50,


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[Assistant] Uh, we are honoring the same deal, four for fifty, elemental t-shirts. It gets automatically applied to your order.


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[Assistant] It's discount, it's discount Luke, sorry. I hope he's cavorting.


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[Assistant] We're gonna talk about our favorite things from WWDC.


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[Assistant] Okay, no spoilers though. And remember when YouTube was down last weekend? Remember when the land show was supposed to go up last weekend? Lots of things. Conspiracy.


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[Assistant] And AMD and Samsung, partner up.


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[Assistant] For ultra low power graphics in possibly mobile phones. All that and more! At 11. News at 11. Roll the intro!


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[Assistant] We are directing all the superchats to Brandon now.


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[Assistant] Those super chats moved the needle for you? Uhm. Guys, please continue super chats, please.


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[Assistant] Discount conversation. I don't, okay, no one wants to have a blockchain conversation right now. I just wanted to make the joke and leave it at that. Okay, that, that's fair. You know, uhm, Bitcoin's up what, like 60% this year though? Uh, last I checked it was, is it like 10 grand?


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[Assistant] Oh what was that called? I don't know. They all have the same name.


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[Assistant] I love how there's like a mecha for this, like, if you wanna fake your death, come here. How can you have a good fake?


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[Assistant] If everyone knows, oh, he died in that town, no one really dies there. Like their whole newspaper is obituaries, like, big news.


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[Assistant] Faking your death is sometimes called pseudoside. Pseudoside? That is great.


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[Assistant] That's cute, that's clever. Wow. Well, don't know if it's illegal or not yet, but how about apple stuff?


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[Assistant] I said follow the links. The links? I didn't build this out because you already made videos about this. You know this. We all know this stuff.


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[Assistant] Now, from like an optimization standpoint, what does that mean?


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[Assistant] Like, so much of the price of this thing is making up for the R&D of the case design, seems to me, that you're just not getting any value on the low end.


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[Assistant] Like they physically can't do that? They don't have the instruments to do that?


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[Assistant] That's true. She's very obvious. Yeah she is.


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[Assistant] Ah, that was great. Oh, I'm gonna let that wash over me for a second.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so it's like a feature that is over-serving most people and being disrupted by the same company's other features.


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[Assistant] Yeah. That's the message. It's like being like, oh I need a Mercedes to impress the ladies. And everyone else is like, yeah, it's the cheapest one.


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[Assistant] Okay, so they just want to have coverage as wide a swath of the market as possible.


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[Assistant] Then this, and if this product is overlapping with, performance wise with the other products as you just showed us, then it's cannibalizing those other products. To me that doesn't make sense unless it's the case that at Apple those teams are kind of segregated and each team is responsible for getting as much gross profit.


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[Assistant] I can't wait to see it, it's gonna be a great monitor. Let's say that.


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[Assistant] Well, it depends on the aggressiveness, because on the display that you and I looked at, which was the PG-35B, sometimes known as BQ, it had such aggressive


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[Assistant] All I'm saying is like, uh, even with that many zones, 500 zones in that size, there's still like,


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[Assistant] Uhm, but even, you even see bloom on OLEDs. I think it just has to do with the perception of the eye though.


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[Assistant] I just don't know how much more work is going to be put into OLED because it seems like micro led is kind of looming in like the 3 to 5 year horizon now and Apple is one of the companies doing it.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. I don't know how big of a display is applying on making with it though.


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[Assistant] It's supposed to be pretty scalable though, right? That's one of the, uh, one of the selling points of Microlat, I believe, that it's kind of like, you can just scale it up or down.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. They're available in Canada because one of our people used it.


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[Assistant] No. No, no, it's not- Is there like a bunch of black dots that you can see if you go really close to it? No. Is there like an illusion when you back up?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I remember, everyone was, uh, everyone was tense and I'm like, no, don't go that close.


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[Assistant] Wait, wait, wait, wait, which Nvidia displays have over 500 gaming zones? Well, the one that we just checked out, for one. That's not Nvidia. Well, okay. That was Asus.


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[Assistant] I see. Okay, so. So what they're looking for as a business then is, is.


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[Assistant] Evolution rather than revolution. It's like, we have this tried and tested stuff, we just need to iterate to make it...


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[Assistant] You know, just do this, but do it harder. Do it smaller. Miniaturize it.


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[Assistant] The beauty of it is that you turn it off and you get the black levels of OLED.


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[Assistant] So I guess the argument here is that like the very expensive, very, very expensive monitors that you referenced earlier, those don't come with stands either. And it's just not, in that category, it's not industry standard to have a stand.


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[Assistant] I don't think they would say that. I think they would say that because each piece is ostensibly so highly engineered and high quality and so expensive, you don't want to be paying for things you don't need.


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[Assistant] You don't think they're outra- outraging the same person they were afraid of to outrage when we talked about the lower level?


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[Assistant] Well, $200 is nothing. People who can afford that P, the $200. A grand...


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[Assistant] Well, I want a better chair. Which chair do you have now? I'm just joking, actually.


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[Assistant] I have had a really nice room before at work, it was pretty cool. Should we wrap it up? Is that it? Super chats?


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[Assistant] Well, I can imagine us having footage from LTX placed over music, or with music, and released as promotional material for the next one.


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[Assistant] But I don't think we're gonna choreograph any dancing or get any sexy people in bikinis.


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[Assistant] Price is an arbitrary measure of value, so if your value, if you value it differently than someone else does because of your circumstances, then...


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[Assistant] Also the, uh, like, retransmitting server, the splitter, uh, there was like some, a little bit of funkery there, but that's all been updated and fixed and worked on.


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[Assistant] And in the video as, as it is down in whatever corner I'm supposed to, oh, it's not even there. That way. My corner. Sponsored by Taotron.


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[Assistant] To be clear about it not working, just cause I feel like this could get misconstrued in some way. If it doesn't work, the video just doesn't come out.


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[Assistant] It's not like he'll say something that he strongly doesn't believe in and release the video anyways, just he's like, well they strong-armed me, the video just won't come out and the contract will not be made.


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[Assistant] Something I want to throw in personally as a technically outside person on this is I hadn't watched this at all, sat here and watched part of it before the show. There are parts of the video where you criticize it. I know you mentioned this earlier. People are saying there's literally no points that aren't in the sponsor spot.


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[Assistant] No way that's true, because they're not gonna put in the sponsor spot, hey this button is, I don't remember exactly how you word it, but not great and takes a little bit getting used to. That's not gonna be in the sponsor spot. So like, yeaah, I hear you guys, but.


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[Assistant] And that's, that's fair, because the original title is, is crazy. I, I will throw another defend in that Linus Media Group has published, like, what, thousands of videos at this point. There's gonna be oopsies in titles every once in a while. It's still bad.


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[Assistant] It's really bad. Um, but like I wouldn't, and pointing it out, you know what? Solid, because it needs to be pointed out so that it gets changed, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Um, but like, I don't know. I'd measure your pitchforkedness.


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[Assistant] Because it was changed quickly. Oh, surprise Lucas defending LMG. Well, no crap. I think it's also very reasonable. Um, there was a mistake. They understood it was a mistake. They changed the title. These showcase content has been happening forever. Uh, there are legitimate criticisms within a showcase video, which in my opinion is marginally above and beyond. Um,


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[Assistant] Someone mentioned that in the comments. I hadn't seen that part of the video, but yea, someone mentioned that in Twitch chat, that you guys said that as well. Like, there was extra stuff added on top.


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[Assistant] Also, there's a bunch of content, especially earlier on, where if you watched Linus' videos from quite a long time ago when we used to do more headphone coverage, mostly unboxings, he's mirroring the same comments.


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[Assistant] These are opinions he's had for a long time. Not that opinions shouldn't be able to change over time, but like a lot of the things that you said were not surprising to me because I remember holding a dinky camera and listening to you say the same stuff.


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[Assistant] In the, they get 100% of it kind of scheme, they definitely just want the money.


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[Assistant] This isn't gonna solve all problems. No. But it should be way more helpful than what they have now.


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[Assistant] They're getting slightly better at this over time, but like, wow. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Oh, I said yea. You said yea? Yeah. Why? Uh, it's considerably cheaper. It's $100 cheaper. And it's effectively a 3DS replacement.


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[Assistant] Okay. Which like, they weren't gonna keep going with 3DS, and we've known that for a long time.


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[Assistant] These prices are all over the place for once, I'm not 100% sure what's going on there. The one that I saw that's price competitive with the Switch Lite, I would be concerned about, used switches are a little bit sketchy.


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[Assistant] That's true because they could be blacklisted. They could be blacklisted. They have an exposed screen. Uh, it's fairly likely for the screens to be scratched, especially if people were not very careful, careful with docking them. And that's going to be something that might be a little bit visually hard to tell in an eBay ad. Uh, it has a not very easily user replaceable battery. So I would be a little bit concerned about that.


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[Assistant] And I don't think the fact that you can eBay


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[Assistant] Something that is used for a comparable price that a new thing is like null and void.


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[Assistant] I believe so, so the battery life is a little bit longer, the controllers are fixed, so they're stuck on the side, and I believe the screen's a little smaller? I don't know about the screen. I'm not sure.


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[Assistant] It's more like a Game Boy. It's not really a console.


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[Assistant] Yes. It doesn't dock. I know. You can't play it on TV.


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[Assistant] Why do you play Mario Party on the- you play Mario Party by yourself? No. With someone- with someone. Oh, okay. Okay. Yeah. Okay.


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[Assistant] Yes. I don't know how many people are into one two switch. Yeah. Kind of a trash game. No.


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[Assistant] Yep, but at the same time, like if you're a kid, that one and a half games might be too much.


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[Assistant] And then you should probably go buy a, you should probably go try to very much snipe a good deal on a used switch somewhere else. I do agree with that. Not everyone's gonna do that.


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[Assistant] My, my mom was pretty cool about that. We, my brother and I raised money and she drove us to buy a SNES from some dude in a parking lot when I was like 11 or something. Uhm, but like, but not everyone's down with that. I don't think it's a smoking deal. I don't think it's amazing. I think it has a place though.


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[Assistant] A lot of people aren't gonna buy you. Some people might wanna just play Fire Emblem and Smash and literally nothing else.


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[Assistant] Sometimes that hundred dollar delta will be too much to overcome.


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[Assistant] Comparatively, I, I still think it'll hold this value better than a lot of things. Yeah. But yeah, I do agree with that in general. I think, uhm,


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[Assistant] I do think, like, I think you're maybe underestimating the hundred dollar delta.


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[Assistant] Right now, but it's, I think that's still significant enough to make people accept these sacrifices. Yeah, they are, they are sacrifices in a lot of cases. The increased battery life is really nice and that might be enough for some people.


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[Assistant] Because charging the Switch is actually a huge pain. The Switch being fully mobile is actually very annoying.


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[Assistant] So you're in, the plan is to invest a lot less in the ecosystem.


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[Assistant] And honestly, that might sell a bunch of these if the people are educated enough in the ecosystem to go like, okay yea, it can't connect to the TV, it can't do all these other things.


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[Assistant] I think it has a place. I don't think it's a stunning value. I don't think people should run out and buy it right now because it's amazing. If you're interested, I would probably wait until it gets bundled with a game.


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[Assistant] Neither do I, because again, I had a job, but, uh, I can understand why they might want to buy something that's cheaper.


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[Assistant] It actually still lags a little bit on Twitch, but it is considerably better.


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[Assistant] But I will say, I'm gonna interject here for one second, uh, if you need RFID to access something,


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[Assistant] Yeah, take it to the outside of your ritual. Well, no, no, no. The way that you eject cards is actually really simple, and if you just put that card on the edge, you just shove it out with your thumb, tap, shove it back in, and you're done. It's actually faster, in my opinion, than many normal walls.


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[Assistant] Stop showing their other fantastic products.


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[Assistant] Really important stuff. The major things. The Google employee secretly listing in thing is pretty interesting.


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[Assistant] Okay, so Google employees secretly listening in. We don't really have to go into this too deeply in my opinion. Uhm, there's Google employees that are listening in to, uhm, Google home data and listening to conversations, including conversations that were definitely not intentionally triggered.


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[Assistant] I'm sure this is happening with all of them. I was talking to Wendell at, uh, Computex. We talked about a ton of stuff. Wendell's an amazing person. It's very fun hanging out with him. But, uh, one of the things we started talking about is there's, uh, someone has designed, or a group of people, I don't remember. Sorry.


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[Assistant] I didn't remember the story until I saw this, this exact topic, but they designed this 3D printed housing that you can put on. I believe it was for an Alexa, but you could probably put it on a, you could probably modify it to go on a Google home as well. That like covers it and then has a little, I believe if I remember correctly, it has a little speaker in it that constantly blares noise at it.


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[Assistant] And it's called a brain, it's playfully called a brain slug, cause that plays onto something from a show that I don't remember and people get really mad at me, but I think it's Rick and Morty. Uhm, so basically it's constantly blasting, like, white noise.


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[Assistant] Futurama, might be, oh I think it's Futurama, yeah. Uh, it's constantly blasting white noise, and the brain slug is now listening for you, but it's all local stuff, it doesn't call out to external servers. So if you say the keyword the brain slug wants to hear, the brain slug will stop blasting noise, and then you can talk to your automation device.


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[Assistant] Wow. And that's actually awesome. That is next level. I think that is so cool. And I've, I've wanted to make one for a while, even though I don't run these devices. I just want to make one cause I think they're cool. Um, and I probably screwed some things up and I'm sorry Wendell and whoever made that project, but super cool.


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[Assistant] That means I guarantee, like not technically guaranteed, but it is extremely likely that I have something in here of me going, set a reminder for, but.


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[Assistant] And how a long time ago I had spun up this project to try to, uh, mesh together a whole bunch of microphones in my house and have them dictate to a file that I was going to be constantly reading to see for my own keywords and triggering events on my own and all this kind of stuff. But it was quite a long time ago and he actually said there's a bunch of


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[Assistant] Okay, so I'm gonna bring you back a little bit. Yeah, please do. Because you just talked about how it's very interesting, but something you mentioned at the beginning of the show was the controversy problem, where a lot of people are going, oh cool, but you think if it was the other team, they would be getting really mad.


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[Assistant] It's a little funky. You would kind of expect top the line ROG boards to support it. And the fact that they don't is weird and kind of confusing.


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[Assistant] The fact that the lower end ones don't. The fact that the, like, tough and prime boards do is like, okay.


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[Assistant] Which like, I mean that's great and it's cool that they have support, but I totally understand why this would be confusing. It's like the inverse of what you'd expect.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so something interesting how you talked about like enabling things can sometimes be bad. Doing giveaways can sometimes be bad. Interesting random little tidbit. We added casting to the app.


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[Assistant] But it was in a known, somewhat buggy state, but it would probably work for a lot of people. And we were like, oh, we can release this version. It says that it's an alpha. Every single time we release a new version of the app, there's a big pop-up talking about everything. And we say specifically in there, casting might be buggy. Average ratings for the app.


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[Assistant] Now they're going like, feature got here, didn't fully work, even though you said it might not, get rekt. And it's like, it's interesting, I'm not complaining.


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[Assistant] It's just an interesting observation that sometimes giving people something is not actually great because if it doesn't work properly or if someone else doesn't get it or whatever, it's going to create animosity and that makes sense.


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[Assistant] It was just, it was a really interesting observation. Speaking of the app, I'm going to throw this in here really quick. iOS app is like very much on the way. It just takes so much longer to do anything in relation to Apple than it does with Google.


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[Assistant] Holy crap. Our app has to be manually reviewed?


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[Assistant] By like a person and I have to like give them a write up explaining the app and how it works and all this kind of stuff that they have to read before it can be test flighted for like not even actual release.


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[Assistant] And then we have to do that, and then we're gonna have to actually release it, at which point I believe it has to be manually reviewed again, but I'm not certain on that.


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[Assistant] And it's gonna take like a few business days to get manually reviewed. So it's coming.


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[Assistant] I don't know exactly when, cause it's kind of in their court, but it's on the way.


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[Assistant] They would never do it. They would never do it.


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[Assistant] That's kinda true, but it wasn't supposed to be. It was supposed to be Jason. We're live on Twitch!


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[Assistant] Uh, it actually wasn't even that bad, really. We, we've had, we've had the livestream part working for a while. If it wasn't that bad, why did it work? It takes so long. I mean, the chat and the- That was not, that was not Floatplate's problem. That was not Floatplate's problem. You're just gonna pin it right on Jake, aren't you?


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[Assistant] Wow. Wow, way to not support Luke. Yeah. So the guy that fixed it, AJ, thank you.


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[Assistant] And two incredible things happened in China. iPhone sales were completely halted, and they banned Fortnite and PUBG.


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[Assistant] Okay, maybe, maybe I made that account. Then who's manning the floatplane LTT account? Oh, that must be Nick. Probably. Yeah, I don't know.


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[Assistant] What was the joke line? I don't even remember this. I don't remember what you said. You said something super punny.


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[Assistant] Also, I love it. I, I enjoyed it a lot. Anyways, uh, back, back on topic, the Seeker thing. So literally just wanting your computer to be up to date and like secured and more stable, which is generally what you would hope that means. You get labeled as a Seeker, which is basically a beta testing program. Like what? No. No.


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[Assistant] Except what everyone has trained everyone to do forever


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[Assistant] Is like, when you're doing maintenance, you just click the check for updates.


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[Assistant] Fascinating. I noticed, uh, I haven't talked about this on Wanshow, I guess. Have I? I don't think so. But I'm running Mint right now. Yes.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I was running 8.1 embedded systems.


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[Assistant] I loved it. Uhm, but embedded systems, it's not automatically downloading updates. I had it flagged to not automatically download updates. What made it so I had to switch to Mint was I ran Windows updates and then my computer restarted.


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[Assistant] Black screen. Nothing worked. I could see my mouse, but couldn't do anything. Anything at all. Tried to recover the OS. Nothing. Not gonna work. Set it error at every single time.


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[Assistant] Bad news bears. Uhm, I switched to Mint to recover, well I did Mint live CD to recover my stuff. That worked, I got all my files, sounds good. Installed Windows again, did updates again, black screen again.


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[Assistant] Okay, did mint more permanently this time. Maybe it's cause I checked updates. This is talking Windows 10 specifically, but I did notice when I checked the like, optional updates thing, cause I looked at it, there was preview.


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[Assistant] Oh. Interesting. I didn't put that together until literally right now.


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[Assistant] It's very alpha. It's very weird that people are getting, like, monstrous megabit down. Uhm, but, it's, it's, it's a mixture of things that, right now there's no manual quality settings, so there's a mixture of things that determine what quality you're getting. Including- Mine just sharpened up a little bit. Including viewport size and a few other things as well.


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[Assistant] I have no idea what's doing that, but AJ is, AJ is here.


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[Assistant] We haven't experienced that before on any of the tests either. What are you getting?


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[Assistant] I can't, I can't remember who said this, but someone, someone wants to get, you know how we, we nicknamed the thingy a notch? Uh, I don't remember who said this, but they said this should be called the pimple. And I think that's kind of hilarious.


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[Assistant] Oh yea, that doesn't look good at all. Especially the S10+. Like what the heck?


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[Assistant] I get it, there's two things there, but like, even if they made it like, yeah, I don't know. It's just weird and useless and I don't like it.


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[Assistant] I didn't really mind it. Please do elaborate. That's honestly pretty much it. I didn't really care. It pretty much never bite- HOW?! Why do you care?


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[Assistant] I don't think it's a good thing. I'm not saying it's a positive thing. I don't wish it was on all my devices. It just doesn't really bother me. If they have to go that low and honestly, uh, pixel devices, while I have enjoyed them very much because I really like stock Android, have never really been


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[Assistant] Other than their camera, they've never really been like the bleeding edge of what can happen with a phone. Fair enough. You know what I mean? Software wise, sure.


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[Assistant] Okay, have you seen this? Have you seen this? How they wanna do this? No. It's like, put up your phone.


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[Assistant] We're sharing power now, friend. I'm not even kidding.


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[Assistant] You have to like NFC photo share powered now. It's the greatest feature I've ever heard of.


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[Assistant] Okay, to be fair, if it didn't add to the cost, which like it's gonna add to the cost, but if it didn't add to the cost...


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[Assistant] The ability to like, kinda jumpstart someone? Sure. Kinda cool? Sure. I guess? Sure. I would probably have a battery bank on me. Sure. But, sure.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you just get little pop-ups. And it's nice because that can actually extend the overall life of your, of your phone as well. I'm not, I'm saying that to the stream. Uh, so random little flow plane update while you do that. We're at over 350 people live right now.


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[Assistant] Really? The average viewer is getting 4.4 megabit per second. The reason why people are seeing like 16 and stuff is because they're getting bursts.


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[Assistant] Got it, gotcha. And actually 4.4 isn't that low for a stream for the average viewer.


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[Assistant] Most people don't watch its source. We do need to have manual selections though so that people can choose to be higher. That would be. That would be good.


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[Assistant] Like, because this week was tiring, or?


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[Assistant] Uh, my snowboard showed up. Nice. Yeah, that's cool. We gotta go snowboarding. Yep, definitely.


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[Assistant] My, my, my snowboard was, I was just gonna say, I still actually have my snowboard from when I was around then too, and it just doesn't work for me anymore.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I don't have a ton, I can't necessarily talk about some of this stuff, uh, I guess I can say float plane things.


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[Assistant] Uhm, cuz, cuz the rest of it's like my grandpa stuff, and I just don't wanna. Uhm, the flow plane stuff is...


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[Assistant] Uh, no, that's still- I guess I can talk about the problems. Sure, okay. Sure! So I'm trying to get a place.


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[Assistant] I've been living in a basement suite for a long time, I've been trying to buy an accommodation of my own. Pretty nice basement suite. Uh, yes, yes, but it's an accommodation of my own. So right, oh.


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[Assistant] It's going down. Alright, that's not great. Anyways, uhm, and my problem right now is Shaw is the only ISP available at the place that I want to go to. And Shaw's maximum commercial up, or uh, uh, residential upload if I remember correctly is like 15 or 20 megabit per second up.


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[Assistant] And I don't want to deal with that because I want to stream and stuff.


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[Assistant] Sha has shown time and time again that they're not interested over the last many years. They're not interested in increasing that. Has to do with their infrastructure being more TV based and whatever, whatever. So, like, it will never go up. Uh, they just doubled their download speed for everyone. Almost everyone. But the upload didn't go up at all.


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[Assistant] That sucks! It's bad. And then you're gonna have some fluctuations in that, and Shaw...


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[Assistant] Would you buy three? Uh, we're probably getting to a no at that point. Because what I'm doing is- You'd have 900 megabits, you could get like a teaming router. Almost a gigabit connection. Because-


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[Assistant] If that was, so okay, if it was just like, for funsies, no. But if it was like, to get Tellus into the building?


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[Assistant] So that increased monthly would still technically make that place worth it. Sure. If that makes sense. That's the reasoning behind it. Got it, got it, got it. If I had to get the other place I'm looking at, I would not do that regardless. Got it, got it, got it.


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[Assistant] Is that- do you have a grande? I don't know. No. I don't know if you do.


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[Assistant] The orange makes it so that, like, shiny, reflective, bright orange, you can easily see into the bottom of here. If I put my, if I put my wallet in there, you can easily see that the wallet is there.


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[Assistant] Hey, you can save 25% using offer code LinusTech25, which is the same as the percentage that you're saving. Easy to remember.


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[Assistant] So someone got into it. Colton was probably like, what is this? Probably Colton. What is this? Or Jono.


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[Assistant] That's actually at a really good level. It doesn't overdo it. If, if you like, if you like spice, but not like


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[Assistant] Not at our house. No. No. No. Those were wonderful.


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[Assistant] Whatever they were, they were fantastic. I just, yea, no, that was not, that was a completely different thing.


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[Assistant] We should, we really still, like, it's possible. He even set up the shortener now. We should just shortener that ourselves. We should.


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[Assistant] You said Reuters. I thought that was literally a different website that I hadn't necessarily seen. Nope. Okay.


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[Assistant] I have to explain to people all the time that I don't watch shows very often.


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[Assistant] Like, I'm usually gonna do something instead, and that's apparently super weird, but alright.


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[Assistant] Not even remotely. Huh. I have never thought that at any point in time.


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[Assistant] But y-you gotta also consider like, our age group said like a lot.


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[Assistant] That wasn't ju- Jesus Christ. That wasn't just a valid- Oh, sorry, Candy Canes, my bad.


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[Assistant] Uhm, it wasn't just a Valley Girl level thing, that was a, a like...


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[Assistant] Uh, a popular thing to do at that point in time, regardless of being Valley Girl or not. Someone said, you don't seem Valley Girl, but you do seem Western Canada. I'm like, well yeah. Yeah, for sure.


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[Assistant] But apparently I'm just objectively wrong about that. So like, I don't know.


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[Assistant] There are many ways if you didn't understand that illusion because you don't like candy canes.


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[Assistant] I know, but like, the, the, the J in the word, like, woah.


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[Assistant] Oh, cool. Is it orange printing? Like, like the... Yea, okay, so it's clear. I forgot about those ones. Those are way more limited.


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[Assistant] So everyone was either banned or had changes to their game.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's just, like you were saying, it's not even, it's just, it's just a table.


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[Assistant] Yeah. Fascinating. Immortal was like, specifically for China. And they just also happened to include America because they were like, eh, you might like it too. Apparently no, and not at all. But that's like, how that went down. Oh my goodness.


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[Assistant] Possibly controversial, who cares? Really? What? Who cares? Don't run it!


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[Assistant] That's true, but especially if you're cable managing behind the back, I think it would be really cool to have the orange ones.


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[Assistant] Is it? It's kind of flirting with the potential limit of that port. So...


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[Assistant] It's, they, they kinda, that's not really like a thing anymore, really.


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[Assistant] First of all, our average video is basically Compensator 17 every time. These days. And then, which is like, is great, but then also the idea of Compensator doesn't really make sense because they nerfed the heck out of SLI. So like, it's the, the, yeah.


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[Assistant] It's just- It's just a different concept. It's great. I like the new concept. It's just the original concept of Compensator doesn't really- We were basically trying to show that it's really stupid to put four graphics cards in your system, and now it's like, you can, but they won't really work.


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[Assistant] No, just do whatever. Guys! It's, it's, it's no problem. I'm just gonna go put the fire out. It's, it's all good. No problem.


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[Assistant] We've got Ubisoft is killing game keys. It's an interesting title for that subject. We'll talk about that soon. Facebook, the future is private. Everyone believes that 100%. That's solid. You wanna do the next one?