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[Assistant] Focusrite reached out to us, and this is kinda funny, they reached out about doing a review of some of their gear, and I kinda went, you know what?


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[Assistant] I don't think that it is going to, uhm, carry a lot of credibility. Yeah. I come in and start reviewing, like,


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[Assistant] Professional audio gear. And they're like, oh!


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[Assistant] Yeah, you know what? Get out of here. You're supposed to be not on the show right now.


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[Assistant] So, so they're like, oh, why is that? And I go, well, you see, we've got this live show and


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[Assistant] We can never get the, uh, we can never get the audio working, and it's taken literally years. And they kinda go, oh, well, we could help you with that. And I'm like, well, heck yeaah.


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[Assistant] So the plan right now is for them to come down here next week and we are gonna share with you guys all in one video


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[Assistant] Everything that we've done to improve Wensho over the last little bit here. So the new capture cards, you've noticed actually for the last couple of months we haven't had any capture issues.


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[Assistant] Uhm, the new lighting setup that we've got, actually the lights themselves didn't change, but it's really quick to set up now, which is pretty freaking cool. Uhm, we are completely redoing the Wanshow computer, uhm, so Corsair's given us their new case, and we're gonna like, do up the Wanshow PC, and finally, Focusrite is coming in to


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[Assistant] They are actually sending technicians.


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[Assistant] Not just gear. They were like, yeah, we can send you all the gear you want, and I'm like...


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[Assistant] That's great, we have gear, that's really not the problem.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so they are sending us actual texts, either one or two, to come and not just set everything up for us, but actually show us how it all works. So I'm super duper excited and it is going to be freaking awesome and, uh,


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[Assistant] With all these improvements, says JohnD03,


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[Assistant] Why is the show still late? Well, today the show is late because I had the brilliant idea


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[Assistant] Of not working on the video I was supposed to be working on today, which is a review of the Asus G20, which is freaking awesome so far. I mean, review's not out. Take this as early impressions, okay? So, uh, let me, let me just bring this, uhm, I thought I had the page up already. Yeah, here it is. Let's go ahead and screen share here. Uhm, so this puppy right here,


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[Assistant] Uh, so take this as the early impressions that it is. The G20CB. Man, their names suck.


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[Assistant] But it's really small, about 10 liters I think, 9 and a half liters. Uhm, it's got a Core i7 6700 in it. And the model I've got has a GTX 1080 with 512 gigs of SSD storage and 1 terabyte of hard drive based storage.


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[Assistant] And it is unbelievably quiet for all the performance they have managed to pack in that tiny little enclosure. I'm really, really impressed so far. Anyway, so instead of working on that, I was like, you know what would be cool?


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[Assistant] If I could find a way to get OS X Sierra running on a legitimately powerful laptop, so I was like,


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[Assistant] I'm gonna try and hackintosh a laptop today. And I ran into a wide variety of problems. Everything from Apple's download server, uh, being so slow it took me an hour to download OS X Sierra.


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[Assistant] Uh, on a gigabit connection. So, so there was that. There was the, uhm.


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[Assistant] I'm doing it through Unraid, I'm actually doing it through a VM.


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[Assistant] Yes, so I found a like step-by-step guide, which is pretty much what I need to do any Hackintosh stuff, because I'm not an experienced Hackintosh-er.


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[Assistant] Uh, what were some of the other problems I had today? I, I, I, oh yes, right, so the, the, the guide was based on creating the Sierra installer on Yosemite, I believe, or El Capitan or something like that, so the disk utility has changed.


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[Assistant] And then I wasn't able to create an image doing a thing. Anyway, the original image I created was on a 64 gig USB drive.


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[Assistant] So it was a 64 gig image because I'm an idiot and like it was just, it was one of those I'm in a rush so I'm doing things that are dumb and it's not working very well types of days today.


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[Assistant] And then I was like, I was the genius who came in and was like, hey, why don't we just capture it on a separate device? And then... Uh, yeah, it doesn't have an HDMI port.


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[Assistant] VGA! I don't think we have a single VGA capture device.


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[Assistant] Get, get back to, get back to what you're doing. Alright, alright, alright. Everybody wants me to talk about AMD Ryzen, which is not the same as the Ryzen from Breaking Bad in that it won't kill you. Uhm, I am gonna start with this.


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[Assistant] So first of all, let's go ahead and HK05 was the original poster on the forum, and the source for the article here was, uhm, videocards.com. Here's a bunch of information, uhm,


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[Assistant] I'm gonna kick off with this. That name is terrible.


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[Assistant] They might as well have brought back Duron. As far as I'm concerned.


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[Assistant] Nobody is going to pronounce that Ryzen. It's Risen. Why are you- and like-


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[Assistant] Why would you even draw attention to something that your fans have been in denial of for so long? Why would you call the product Risen? Because let's face it, it is not Ryzen, it is Risen.


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[Assistant] Why would you call it risen? That is an admission that you had fallen somewhere.


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[Assistant] How many people are gonna be disappointed about that? Anyway, from the look of things, there's nothing to be disappointed about, spec wise. So, we've got uhm,


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[Assistant] Here we go, where's the, uh, information on this page? Here we go.


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[Assistant] 3.4 GHz+, they've done some comparisons, they've done some demos that lead us to believe it is something similar to Broadwell in terms of the performance per clock, which would make this a very


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[Assistant] Telling CPU if it comes in at the right kind of price.


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[Assistant] Uhm, fully automated apparently with no user intervention required.


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[Assistant] Which is pretty cool. Okay, so a bunch of, uh, caching stuff. Da-da-da-da-da-da. Uh, temperature, speed, and voltage monitoring. It adaptively controls all of that stuff in real time for lower power usage.


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[Assistant] So that's cool, fine-grain frequency control boost. I mean, the reality of it is there's not a whole lot to say about a CPU, uhm, other than that like, yes, it's fast and it's power efficient, so as long as you've got that stuff nailed down, then


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[Assistant] If the price is right, then you've got my attention.


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[Assistant] Here we go, the AM4 platform. This, honestly, is more out of date than AMD's existing CPUs from a purely performance standpoint.


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[Assistant] Uhm, no, sorry, AM4 is not. AM3 plus watts. I mean, it was still PCI Express 2.0 for crying out loud. AMD...


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[Assistant] has been building GPUs designed to work best on an Intel platform for like


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[Assistant] Be four years now? Like a long, long time. So finally.


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[Assistant] AMD is bringing the platform up to date. DDR4.


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[Assistant] And it looks like we're gonna get four slots there, so dual channel DDR4 by the look of things. PCI Express Gen 3.


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[Assistant] USB 3.1 Gen 2, so 10 gigabit USB. NVMe, SATA Express. I guess AMD didn't get the memo when they were working on AM4 that SATA Express is completely dead in the water, but that's okay, that's okay.


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[Assistant] They're still not gonna have Intel exclusive technologies like Thunderbolt. But...


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[Assistant] I mean, this is, uhm, this is actually almost an entirely separate discussion for WAN Show.


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[Assistant] And you can look at, uhm, you can look at a variety of different indicators.


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[Assistant] Equipped the latest MacBook Pro, with anywhere from two to on most skews, four Thunderbolt 3 ports.


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[Assistant] But, they also did this in a way that to me indicates that they don't-


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[Assistant] They were just trying to give their users the, the utmost in expandability and flexibility moving forward in terms of what they can plug into those ports because their Type-C ports


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[Assistant] That support USB 3.1 Gen 2, so that's 10 gigabit.


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[Assistant] Thunderbolt 3, so that's 40 gigabit, as well as HDMI, uh, DisplayPort, all that stuff. So the idea was just like, the ultimate versatility, uhm, like simplifying life for the Mac user. Just, you plug your power, you plug your display, you plug anything into this and bippity boppity bleh, it just works. Except for one thing.


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[Assistant] Apple apparently didn't think the actual Thunderbolt 3 functionality was important enough to bother to have their laptop work with any Thunderbolt 3 devices that are on the market. I don't know if you guys have been paying attention to this, but go shop.


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[Assistant] For a Thunderbolt 3 peripheral that's certified to work on the MacBook Pro. You won't find one.


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[Assistant] And the reason for that, and I cover this in my MacBook Pro review, which is coming to YouTube, I think sometime next week. Something like that. Anyway, my MacBook Pro review is coming.


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[Assistant] But I cover this, and all the Thunderbolt 3 devices out there right now are running a first generation Texas Instruments chipset for USB power delivery and all that nonsense.


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[Assistant] And Apple specifically locked out any devices using that first generation chipset.


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[Assistant] From working in OS X Sierra on the MacBook Pro. So you can, you can boot Windows. You can boot camp into Windows and you can run a Razer Core. Or we've got an Akidio external drive enclosure that works just fine. You plug it in an OS X, nothing. It doesn't even give you an error.


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[Assistant] It's not even like, oh hey, so, we're a bunch of, like, butt heads, and we decided not to validate for that older controller. I suspect there's a reason. It might have to do with the, uhm,


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[Assistant] Because it, it's a, like it's a power management, like it's a power delivery circuit of some sort, like it manages,


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[Assistant] It might have something to do with the way that the MacBook charges on any of the ports or something, uhm, or it could have something to do with the fact that I believe it also handles USB connectivity and it only handles, uh, USB 3.1 Gen 1 speeds, like,


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[Assistant] Maybe Phil Schiller will post somewhere, he'll talk to the verge, and he'll say, Linus is an idiot, he got it wrong, there's a thousand reasons why this makes perfect sense, but it works in Windows, and it doesn't even bother to give you an error message in OS X. So, so what this means, what I'm coming back to, is Apple apparently thought it was important enough to put on their laptop, but didn't think it was important enough


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[Assistant] For there to actually be any Thunderbolt devices that plug into it. For like, weeks after the launch. And, maybe, maybe they weren't wrong.


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[Assistant] Because I was looking, I was actually trying to find some Thunderbolt 3 docs, cause I wanted to do like a roundup or something on Amazon, and that was when I realized there was this whole issue, cause I couldn't find any, and what I realized was,


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[Assistant] 99% of anything I could possibly want to do on a laptop, even high speed external storage at 10 gigabit, I mean we're talking 1 gigabyte per second.


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[Assistant] There's nothing. 8K red footage.


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[Assistant] Doesn't require more than 1GB per second to a nice high performance USB Type-C SSD.


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[Assistant] Really? You came onto the show to contribute that? Why are you even here?


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[Assistant] Why, why even bother? I'm bringing the hardcore arguments, okay?


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[Assistant] So anyway, everything else. So there's, uh, my, my dongle that, it's not in my bag, cause I was actually doing something on the, the MacBook just a minute ago, but I've got a dongle that does SD, micro SD, HDMI, 3 USB 3.0s. That thing's actually sweet.


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[Assistant] And power in, pass through. And I'm sitting here going...


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[Assistant] So that's like, all the I.O. that I would have already had on like, a laptop that has I.O. Just like that. And I've got- And I've got three more. Yeah, plus this doesn't even have an SD card reader. Or ethernet. And I've got three- Oh yeah, it has ethernet too. It's a really cool adapter. I'm gonna have a video coming, anyway. And I've got three more!


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[Assistant] That I can plug in like a Type-C to a DisplayPort, or a Type-C to another DisplayPort. Bam! Now I've got dual external monitor- I've still got one more! So, what do I actually need Thunderbolt 3 for?


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[Assistant] And so I guess Apple kinda had the same thought. It's like, what is this actually for? What, 99, I would even say 0.5% of users are ever gonna plug into a MacBook Pro is handled just fine by USB.


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[Assistant] So bringing it all the way back to AMD's platform not having support for Thunderbolt 3. Does that matter? Uhm, remains to be seen.


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[Assistant] But I would speculate that it will only affect some very, very niche edge cases and most people won't care. The main one for me on a laptop


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[Assistant] Is support for an external GPU. Because I think that's the future. As the price comes down for those external GPU enclosures. I mean Alienware's is only a couple hundred bucks.


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[Assistant] And the intercompatibility gets way better.


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[Assistant] That, to me, is how people are gonna game in the future.


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[Assistant] Uhm, it's just like, we're not there yet, so... In total? Yeah. You think everyone's gonna be on laptops with external GPUs?


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[Assistant] I think to, to make a prediction like everyone will do anything would be shooting myself in the foot. Right. Cause someone's gonna- But like a large percentage of people. Someone's gonna find this clip. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Maybe even not a large percentage of people for a long time. Cause you gotta think about the upgrade cycle, right?


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[Assistant] People aren't gonna wanna just throw out a perfectly functional computer, and the rate at which CPU performance is increasing,


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[Assistant] There's a lot of very perfectly functional computers that are three, four years old at this point.


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[Assistant] But I think, and especially looking at, uh, Skylake versus Kabylake, the performance increase we're seeing, even on the laptop side of things,


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[Assistant] I think people are gonna start to think about in the next two to three years, Gee, this laptop I have is like still pretty darn good. I just wish I could game on it.


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[Assistant] And those are gonna get cheaper and they're gonna go, this makes a ton of sense. And people are gonna start to invest in it. That's what I think.


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[Assistant] Alright, so uhm, there you guys have it.


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[Assistant] Risen or Ryzen, you know what? I am stubbornly calling it the Titan XP forever. I think I'm gonna stubbornly call it Risen forever.


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[Assistant] I think, I think I'm gonna commit to that. So, uh, you guys let me know in Twitch chat if you, uh, if you, if you hate that. But, uh, I don't think any of you will. I think you guys are probably gonna be with me on this one.


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[Assistant] Alright, what other important topics do we have today? The iPhone 6S reportedly explodes post-charging. The original article here is from Yahoo.com. That is a super big bummer for Nick Light, who just bought my old iPhone 6S off me. What a loser. And it's pink!


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[Assistant] So what have we gotten here? Apple announced that it will be releasing an iOS update next week that will allow them to better diagnose any battery issues. On December 6th, reports of exploding iPhones surfaced in China. Uh, you know, we do have to, of course,


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[Assistant] You know, take this with a grain of salt because there have been cases of exploding iPhones in the past that


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[Assistant] And again, I'm making up statistics on the spot, but it seems to me that well over half of them have been caused by unauthorized third-party chargers that were doing a bad job of managing Apple's, you know, proprietary battery management algorithm nonsense.


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[Assistant] Let's kind of keep an eye on this, but allegedly...


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[Assistant] The Shanghai Consumer Council has received eight separate reports of iPhones exploding, adding that it had seen a big rise in the number of complaints against iPhones in the past two months.


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[Assistant] Uh, on Friday, an iPhone 6s started spewing immediately after it was unplugged from charging, then went up in flames. I'm assuming smoke is missing from that sentence in my notes.


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[Assistant] Hopefully it's not the pink 128 gig ones.


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[Assistant] Moving on to our next topic, this was originally posted by DatSpeed on the forum.


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[Assistant] And, uh, basically they're creating some new tools for reporting hoaxes. And, uhm, as much as they've denied any responsibility for having any kind of effect on the outcome of the 2016 US election,


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[Assistant] It seems as though internally at least they are taking very seriously what others are alleging and that is that they did have an effect. So,


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[Assistant] In a nutshell, here's what they're doing. They've got tools that are designed to make it easier to report links shared in the newsfeed as fake news.


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[Assistant] And they're working with four independent fact checking organizations to assess the accuracy of viral stories. Snopes, PolitiFact, ABC News, and FactCheck.org.


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[Assistant] Facebook users who share a story that's been marked as false will be warned that independent fact-checkers have disputed its accuracy.


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[Assistant] Facebook will use a variety of signals to identify stories that are likely to be false.


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[Assistant] So this includes stories that people post but later delete, and also includes lots of comments about them being fake. They will use these and other signals to populate a dashboard of dubious stories, and fact-checking partners will get access to the dashboard.


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[Assistant] They will then investigate the article's claims and mark it as disputed and link to their own article debunking it. If at least two fact checking organizations mark a story as disputed, users will begin seeing a banner under the article if it appears in their newsfeed. And we've got a picture of what that banner would look like. So here we go, let me just blow that up for you guys. Disputed by third party fact checkers.


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[Assistant] Uh, what else is going on here? Yep, uh, so Facebook's product management lead, Adam Masseri, said they are focusing their efforts on the worst of the worst. Uh, clear hoaxes, spread by spammers for their own gain.


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[Assistant] Uh, they also said they're doing more to eliminate financial incentives behind fake news. So we'll also prevent publishers that use spoof domains like buzzfeedfeed.com or abcnewscom.co from buying ads on the platform. So uhm,


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[Assistant] Honestly, I don't know how much of an effect this will have, uhm.


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[Assistant] You know, the, how do I put this? I'm trying to stay more apolitical on the show.


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[Assistant] Here, I'll put it in quotes. Facts presented by outlets that they have been convinced somehow, uhm, are out to lie to them about everything. And you know what?


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[Assistant] Depending on which way your political leanings go, you could interpret that from either side. So I think I've stayed fairly safe here.


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[Assistant] But basically, it's a, it's, it's, it's a well established phenomena that's going on right now. Phenomenon, yea, so just one. Uhm, that there are these echo chambers on the right and the left and that no one seems to, even, even if,


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[Assistant] Sort of a, uh, an untrustworthy news source on one side or the other were to say something that was factual. There's this inherent distrust that exists. So, I sincerely doubt


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[Assistant] That's any kind of warning under a article in a newsfeed.


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[Assistant] Would really do much of anything to...


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[Assistant] And if anything, I think this is just gonna create anger towards Facebook for being part of the left-wing liberal media dishonest whatever.


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[Assistant] Uhm, or the other side, as it were, if there are fake stories that, uh, you know, if someone's feed is just full of a bunch of stuff that Facebook's flagging as news, as, or as fake,


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[Assistant] And they trust all these news sources, I think it's gonna create distrust towards Facebook, as opposed to, uh, the other way around.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, got a lot, Twitch chat, Twitch chat is uhm.


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[Assistant] Wow, Twitch chat is not encouraging me. They are basically, uhm,


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[Assistant] They're basically going, yup, sounds about right. People are going to believe what they want to believe. So, there's that.


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[Assistant] Yeah, we've got people saying, hey, if it's- if it's worthy of being flagged as clearly fake, it should be removed.


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[Assistant] But then you're gonna have, you know, the free speech, the people who don't quite understand, uhm,


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[Assistant] The difference between the right to free speech and the right to say whatever you want in a private forum, you're gonna have those people raising heck and...


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[Assistant] And all that stuff, so uhm, this is a great question, what about the onion? Uhm, you know...


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[Assistant] Wow, it's a great question. Like, I personally probably wouldn't click on a satirical news story like something that The Onion would produce if it was flagged as fake news. Do they classify satire separately?


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[Assistant] Could fake news outlets hide behind satire?


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[Assistant] These are all great questions and this is a very, uhm, this is a very, this is very challenging water that Facebook is heading into. I'm glad they're doing something. But uhm, I really think


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[Assistant] They're gonna have a hard time finding a middle ground that doesn't irk many, many of their users. I mean, the good news for Facebook is they're in a position of power to do something like this. Where, what else is there?


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[Assistant] They're basically a social network monopoly.


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[Assistant] It's like, out of a hundred friends, you know, ten of them might have WhatsApp. Three of them might have Google Hangouts.


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[Assistant] 15 of them might have Twitter, and I'm making up these numbers, don't quote me on these numbers. But like, 95 of them probably have Facebook. Even if they don't use it super regularly.


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[Assistant] So there you go, it's like, it's like the modern white pages.


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[Assistant] It's like, you probably are listed on Facebook unless you like, specifically went out of your way to contact the white pages and, you know, get your number removed. Basically like that.


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[Assistant] They want you, Luke. So that's one thing I have in common with our viewers.


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[Assistant] We're just gonna step in and contribute something completely worthless to my topic once again.


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[Assistant] Is that what you're up to? No, I'm not talking about anything. I'm not talking about anything. No, forget it. I'm talking about nothing. No, I'm not anymore.


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[Assistant] Alright, okay, so speaking of the Linus Tech Tips website being awesome, uhm,


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[Assistant] Oh, well there's a post that I had meant to make on LinusTechTips.com last night and never did. Uhm, so speaking of LinusTechTips being awesome, this is a, uhm,


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[Assistant] Is a, uh, what's it called? Shameless, yes. Entirely shameless plug for the forum. Actually, Luke, I do need your help for a minute.


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[Assistant] I'm logged into my admin account. Is there anything that I'm looking at right now that is incriminating? Not right now. Okay, cool. I won't change the page. I will not do that. Okay. Yeah, I'm good. I'll be good. Uhm.


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[Assistant] At some point, Luke is just going to take away my admin account on the forum. I'm sure that it will happen, and I'm sure that I will deserve it to have happened. But basically, uh, right now,


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[Assistant] Exclusively for Float Playing Club members!


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[Assistant] Nerd Sports. In its entirety, we bought back the rights when Vessel went kaput. Is up. Episodes 1-5. Volleyball, lacrosse, dodgeball, hockey, and curling. Watch the Linus Media Group crew take on


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[Assistant] Hi guys, thank you for that. Actual athletes in all of those sports on the Float Playing Club. So if you guys are wondering how to join the Float Playing Club, it is pretty straight forward. All you do is head over to the Linus Tech Tips forum. We've got an item on there in the store.


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[Assistant] My nose is itchy. Uh, item on there in the store, float playing club. There you go.


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[Assistant] So you go ahead, you buy that item, it's a subscription, and you get early access to LTT videos. We're building our own streaming platform, which Luke has been very hard at work on, and we've got it working up to 1080p streaming that users are reporting looks better than YouTube's 1080p. We've even had people telling us it looks better than their 4K, right? And we're not done yet, by the way.


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[Assistant] Yeah, we're trying to get him to change his name. Like maybe we should get like a change.org thing going.


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[Assistant] Yeah, new names for Catboiler, that would be amazing. I'm not-


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[Assistant] Yeah, uhm, alright. Alright, thank you, thank you.


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[Assistant] Good news for everyone who doesn't want to join Float Playing Club though, so while they're all up there so you can binge watch, you can also check them out on YouTube on the channel Super Fun Channel starting this weekend.


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[Assistant] So we're gonna be releasing them, uh, one per weekend for the next five weeks. And everyone will have access to...


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[Assistant] Nerdsports. So we're really excited to, uh, we're really excited to get that going.


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[Assistant] Wow, most of these suggestions from Twitch chat are terrible. Like, beyond terrible.


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[Assistant] Yeah, none of those are- Cat didler. Pussy grabber.


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[Assistant] Uh, yeaah, cat broiler. Slightly different.


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[Assistant] Oh, okay, oh, okay, hold on, hold on, we gotta take, we gotta take a short break here while Luke records part of his video. And what I want you guys doing now, because all of your suggestions for Cat Boiler's name are awful, they're bad, you should feel bad, is I want you guys to try and figure out what video Luke is filming. So, I'm just gonna be quiet for a moment here.


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[Assistant] Around that time, Crytek's Frankfurt office discovered that they weren't going to be paid on time. The upper management ensured employees that all financial problems would be worked out by August 2016 and that there would be enough money to remain stable for at least 18 months.


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[Assistant] Payroll was two weeks late for July and August. September came and payroll was five weeks late. Wages for October and November have yet to be paid.


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[Assistant] December's pay is due in about three weeks time.


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[Assistant] Kick Guru reports that their source says there has been no indication of financial issues until June of this year.


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[Assistant] But those still at the Frankfurt office have submitted a legal letter to management, informing them that if wages for October, November, and December aren't paid in full by the end of next week, they will stop working.


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[Assistant] Those at the Budapest Studio have apparently already stopped turning up to work. The company has about 700 employees, though...


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[Assistant] It's hard to say if they actually have those employees if they aren't paying them.


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[Assistant] That wasn't for Linus Media Group. Linus Media Group accepts no responsibility for any of that.


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[Assistant] Alright, uhm, oh! Sponsors! I gotta talk sponsors right now. Squarespace! Squarespace is the place to go. If you think that websites are places. Can a website be a place? Sort of. Okay.


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[Assistant] So WebSpace, WebSpace, WebSpace, Squarespace is the place to go on the internet if you wanna build yourself a fantastic looking website and do it on the cheap, on the easy, and on the fast. Yes my friends, cheap, fast, and easy.


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[Assistant] Those are definitely not the talking points that are in my, uh, my document here, but that's okay. Sometimes I go off script and sometimes I don't get fired.


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[Assistant] Squarespace lets you pick from any one of their beautiful templates, basically plunk in some text and some images, rearrange some stuff, it's all done through like a cloud web interface, uh, you can set up a store, you can set up like a one page presence in like a matter of minutes. Which is your favorite.


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[Assistant] Logo designer? No it's actually not. My point is that you can.


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[Assistant] You have actually contributed, like, in a below zero manner.


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[Assistant] To the quality of today's show. And this is a show that had no audio in the intro.


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[Assistant] And audio only in the left channel for the first four minutes.


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[Assistant] It's available to anyone who wants to spend a few bucks a month. Anybody. And have a great website and it's got responses designed so it works on your phone. Your tablet. And on your laptop. Consoles. And on your, yea I guess. PCs. There's no reason it wouldn't. Probably a Nintendo DS.


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[Assistant] So when you sign up for Squarespace, make sure to use offer code WAN to get 10% off your first purchase. And if all of you do it, right now,


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[Assistant] After watching this sponsorship spot, then maybe you won't have to listen to these Squarespace spots ever again.


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[Assistant] Because whenever we do them in the future, no new people will sign up because everyone in our audience will already have a Squarespace website. Think about that for a moment and go sign up for Squarespace today. It's a trick.


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[Assistant] You know, I mean it's great that like- You had one really good day. And now we're just not gonna pay you anymore. Yeah. Cause you're clearly done.


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[Assistant] Everyone on earth has a Squarespace website now. So the gig's up. It's over.


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[Assistant] Alright, uhm, let's move on to iFixit. iFixit.com is the place to go if you want to repair your electronics. Phones, tablets, all-in-ones, monitors even, they've got all kinds of amazing


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[Assistant] Quality guides for how to fix your stuff, getting more life out of it instead of paying someone else to fix it.


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[Assistant] Or getting rid of it. And they've got the all-new iFixit Essential Electronics Toolkit, which my personal Vanna over here is showing you guys. It doesn't have all the stuff that their ProTech Toolkit does,


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[Assistant] It doesn't have as many bits, it doesn't have as many pry tools, it doesn't have as many, you know, uh, it doesn't, aww, it doesn't have the new screwdriver, which really is a lot better than the old screwdriver, though the old one's like, it's not terrible, it's just the new one really is a lot better. But, it is a lot better.


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[Assistant] Cheaper. It only costs 20 bucks and with offer code WANSHOW you can save 5 bucks off a purchase of 10 dollars or more. So you can get this puppy for 15 bucks plus shipping and you can start saving money and repairing your old stuff today.


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[Assistant] It's got really most of the basics that you'll need, so your slot, your, uhm,


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[Assistant] Your Torx's and your security Torx's. It's got your stars. So those can come in handy. It's got a, yea, it's got one of the, they're prying, actually a handful of their prying guitar picks. It's got their suction cup. Uh, that's great for removing displays from some more stubborn modern phones.


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[Assistant] Really it- oh and it's got their ESD safe tweezers. The only one that I ever use. Really like that one. So pick one up, you won't regret it. It actually costs less than dropping your phone off in a shop and having someone replace your battery for you. To just get your own set of tools.


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[Assistant] And, oh, I am not in the corner of that anymore, but don't worry about it. This ad's gonna go away.


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[Assistant] Pretty freaking fantastic. So the 12 terabyte is an 8 freaking platter design.


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[Assistant] I mean, nevermind it being absolutely terrifying that if one of your drives dies, like if you were actually using these in a desktop, that you could lose anywhere from 12 to 14 terabytes of data, but uh, of course that's just the usual very strong argument for not just redundancy.


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[Assistant] Amazon's first Prime Air delivery has happened. It's official. It was posted by Pig Hammer on the forum. The original article here is from kitguru.net. And here it is. It happened December 7th, 2016.


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[Assistant] Fully autonomous, hold on let me mute that volume there. It's a two minute video so I'm not gonna watch the whole thing but like...


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[Assistant] Blah, blah, blah. There's some footage. Blah, blah, blah. Something, something. Fire TV. Of course they ordered a fire TV. Cause they wanted one of those. And there's a drone. And there's presumably another drone. Taking videos of the drone. The drone while you drone. So you can drone while you drone. Fulfilled. There it is in the yard. Wow!


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[Assistant] Frickin' future, man. Frickin' future. I am like, super excited about this.


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[Assistant] Like, super excite. Anyone outside of a fairly dense urban center, I'd imagine this isn't gonna benefit them for quite some time. But, uh,


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[Assistant] Man, the idea of, not just from like a consumer standpoint of, it would sure be cool if I could order crap under two kilograms, crap under two kilograms, and, uh,


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[Assistant] So there's two customers taking place in the trial right now due to the fact that they live close enough to the fulfillment center. So as long as you live close enough to a fulfillment center and your order is under two kilograms, I am super excited.


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[Assistant] To be able to receive stuff within like potentially hours or even minutes of ordering it because that's like super amazing as a consumer.


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[Assistant] But I am also excited from just a, like, an efficiency standpoint. I mean, compared to sending a truck to your house to deliver, like, a pack of batteries, like, think about the


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[Assistant] Efficiency of being able to use a little electrically powered device to, to do the last, the last mile. Cause there's a huge variety of ways that they could deploy this. Like Amazon could just have a truck kind of drive out to some, you know, intelligently, you know, determined, optimized point.


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[Assistant] And, you know, kinda like in Phantom Menace. Sorry, I shouldn't be talking about Phantom Menace.


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[Assistant] We all agreed not to talk about that movie. I'm sorry. Anyway.


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[Assistant] Like in that movie, uh, where the droids like slide out of the back of the tank thing and they like deploy and then they don't deploy in the air because they're walking droids because


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[Assistant] You know, for some reason, they thought that would be a good idea anyway.


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[Assistant] There's, there's a hundred different ways that they could make it so that delivery to people's homes could be less environmentally impactful and just generally more efficient than it is today using this kind of technology. So that is super duper exciting. Uhm.


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[Assistant] I mean, yea, you look at the more traditional way of getting goods.


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[Assistant] And it is inherently more efficient than having a distribution hub and then vehicles driving out like a, like a spoken wheel type system out from there to drop off to individual customers because you would carry, you know, pallets at a time.


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[Assistant] of stuff like milk, for example. So while yes, the consumer is effectively doing the same thing, where they are driving their individual car to and from, like some kind of a, of a hub, they are picking up more than one thing at a time.


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[Assistant] And they're usually, like if they're clever consumers, they're consolidating their trips.


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[Assistant] So the grocery store gets a consolidated large shipment of eggs or milk or whatever the case may be. And then the consumer comes and buys eggs and milk and, you know, this weird little container in the shape of a goldfish cracker that fits goldfish crackers in it because his kids wouldn't shut up about it and they wanted it so badly and it was only like three dollars.


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[Assistant] Not that I'm speaking about from personal experience on that last one. Alright, uhm.


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[Assistant] Twitch introduces AutoMod, a self-learning moderation tool. So this was posted on the forum by


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[Assistant] And they are going to be using machine learning to help police chat. This has got to be one of the best things that I've seen come out of the Amazon acquisition of Twitch so far.


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[Assistant] We have actually put a fair bit of work into our own moderation bot, and it is baffling to me that Twitch had not invested in this kind of thing before.


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[Assistant] So, Automod will be a chatbot that uses machine learning and natural language processing to police chatrooms. It is not entirely intended to replace human moderators, and TwitchLine's tagline for the announcement is, moderators are the sword. Automod is the shield. Which is super lame.


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[Assistant] So Twitch notes that streamers can configure Automod by selecting one of four different levels. So these levels affect how aggressively Automod holds back messages under four categories. Identity, sexual language, aggressive speech, and profanity.


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[Assistant] Their slogan makes sense. It's just lame. That's all. And we can agree to disagree on this, if you want.


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[Assistant] This is kind of a big deal. I mean, League of Legends is getting reported on in the Wall Street Journal.


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[Assistant] Tencent's Riot Games in a 300 million dollar deal with MLB unit to stream competitive video gaming. So now Major League Baseball and the NBA are getting involved in big league gaming.


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[Assistant] So Bam Tech was spun into its own company from Major League Baseball and Disney, as well as the National Hockey League- Oh, sorry. From Major League Baseball, Disney as well as the National Hockey League own a part of it.


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[Assistant] According to the Wall Street Journal, the agreement calls for BAMTAC to pay a minimum 300 million through 2023 to Riot Games.


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[Assistant] In return, they'll get exclusive rights to stream and monetize the company's popular multiplayer online battle arena game.


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[Assistant] BamTech plans to launch a League of Legends streaming service with apps for smartphones, PCs, and other devices. It will also handle distribution on existing streaming portals like Twitch and YouTube Gaming. Wow. Unreal. Holy actual freaking crap.


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[Assistant] Speaking of unreal holy actual freaking crap, Microsoft is bringing Cortana to fridges, toasters, and thermostats. So, just in case you were thinking that uhm,


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[Assistant] You needed to be able to talk to your toaster, you will be able to do that soon, assuming you get some kind of supported device. Though, to be perfectly honest, and I would love to hear from you guys in the Twitch chat on this,


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[Assistant] Yeah, I like super duper need the, what, what could I possibly want my oven to do other than what it does already? Like, five years from now.


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[Assistant] By the time you've finished preparing the thing that goes in the oven, it's already preheated. Not if it's a frozen pizza.


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[Assistant] You guys are giving me so much cancer right now.


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[Assistant] So, so, okay, thermostat, fine, intelligent thermostat, sure, uhm, but honestly,


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[Assistant] It's gonna be the same problem as it always is. Where like,


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[Assistant] You've got your Nest Thermostat already, because you're the kind of tech junkie that buys Internet of Things devices. You've got your Linus Lock, which is a thing by the way. You've got your, you know, uh, Samsung Smart Fridge.


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[Assistant] It's just stupid and pointless. So five, ten years from now, when everyone gets over their egos, and there's actually some kind of cohesive ecosystem,


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[Assistant] I'm still calling it the iHome, okay? Where Apple just does the whole thing themselves.


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[Assistant] Then, you'll have my attention, but for now, and like, okay, and like when a smart fridge comes out, that actually has like cameras all over the inside, that keeps track of like, like not just cameras, like it needs to be able to like scan my milk, my milk carton, and know how full it is and stuff. Like, when that fridge exists,


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[Assistant] I'm down. But until then, I super don't care. And neither do a lot of people. Uhm. Alright.


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[Assistant] This is great. Uh, so this was originally posted by, uh, no one on the forum. The original article here is from MacRumors.


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[Assistant] Apple will apparently charge 69 dollars to replace, uhm,


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[Assistant] Hold on a second. Blah, blah, blah. Blah, blah, blah, blah. Here we go. So battery service will be $49 each on AirPods. Out of warranty, $69 each. And if you lose an AirPod, they will charge $69, which is only slightly less.


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[Assistant] It's been half of the price of AirPods in the first place, if I recall correctly. Though I haven't actually gone and bought them yet, and I don't remember because I am an idiot. So let's go ahead. No, I don't want Apple.ca. No one knows.


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[Assistant] Canadian dollars. So if I talk about things in terms of Canadian dollars, I'm just shooting myself in the foot. I thought they were 14- no they're 159. Okay, so it's still only a little less than half of one. Uhm.


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[Assistant] Yeah, what is there to say about it other than that? I guess I will be reviewing the AirPods. So they went on sale Tuesday morning. Uh, the earliest I'm able to get them is Sunday. Apple stores in Canada are gonna get them. So I'm actually, I'm coming in on Sunday.


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[Assistant] Berkel's coming in on Sunday, Tyler's gonna be helping us out, and we are going to be slamming together, so I've already got all of my other wireless headphones, like, charged up, firmware updated, ready to rock, I've got the Braggy Dash, I've got the, uh, Jaybird Freedoms, and then I've got some regular earpods with the lightning connector.


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[Assistant] And I'm gonna be whipping together a video for you guys that's gonna be coming out on Sunday. Uhm, I can already, I've never heard them before, but I'm pretty sure I can already tell you how it goes.


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[Assistant] Uhm, they're expensive, they sound like okay I guess, uh, they don't stay in your ears as well as some other solutions and I don't personally feel like the, the absence of a cable in between them contributes much to the experience. But if you wanna watch that again but longer with glam footage, then Sunday will be the time.


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[Assistant] There's an NCIX Tech Tips. So you could do that.


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[Assistant] Alright, oh, this is exciting. Posted on the forum by DatSpeed.


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[Assistant] Finally, so AMD has got support for HDR. I actually don't know about Nvidia's HDR status. There's no content. There's like no content.


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[Assistant] Actually, my 4K Blu-ray Is It Worth It video is coming to YouTube very soon as well. Uh, should be a really good video if you're interested in HDR, but uhm, in a nutshell.


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[Assistant] You know, key investments, but uhm, we had an internal meeting and we kinda went, okay.


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[Assistant] We've got some equipment budget left over this year. Let's talk about some stuff we need to do. So we're going to be changing up the LTT set. And we are, uh, it came up that a big mission for us is to have Float Plane Club streaming quality.


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[Assistant] We are going to be getting new lenses and we are going to be going full on sharpest possible image quality. So, uh, get excited guys. We've got, uhm, we used to kind of keep up with the rat race that is the whole, like,


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[Assistant] You know, let's be the first ones to 4k and let's get an external recorder and let's do this and let's do that, but we'd allowed ourselves to fall behind a little bit and we are not gonna let that happen anymore. We are moving into...


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[Assistant] It includes dual 1080p cameras for video conferencing. They run a special version of Windows 10.


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[Assistant] We looked at it, we went, oh, sure, that's kinda neat, but like, we never even thought to request one. And we've actually got a Surface Studio, one of only, what is it, four in the country?


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[Assistant] Two in the country, and Luke's working on a review of that right now. And, uh, wait. Well, not like, right now. Right now he's doing it again. Right now I'm on, I'm on my own show. But soon. And maybe a great follow-up to that would be the Surface Hub.


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[Assistant] So thanks for tuning in to the WAN Show, you guys, uh, we will see you again next time.


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[Assistant] Okay, okay, uh, so here you go, let's go minus the screen.


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[Assistant] Alright, so thanks for watching guys, we'll see you again next week, same bat time, same bat channel.


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[Assistant] Boink, boink, boink, boink, boink. There's no music in this one. It's not playing back MP4s properly for some reason. So this is like an MOV.


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[Assistant] No, that's not the music, you're doing it wrong. No, no, everything you do today is wrong. Everything. Everything.


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[Assistant] No, I don't think anyone did bump the cable. I think, uh, the microphone is set to allow exclusivity mode.


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[Assistant] And then Skype was open, and I think Skype grabbed the mic.


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[Assistant] We're in between recording the local recording and actually going live, so I ended up being completely silent. Okay.


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[Assistant] So what I was trying to say that whole time, uhm, in a very long and roundabout way, if it helps at all, I actually hadn't really said anything yet. I was mostly just killing time.


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[Assistant] Uh, what I was trying to say is that our New Year's resolution is to start the show on time, and that those of you with calendars or fancy phonemajiggers in your pockets have probably realized it is not the New Year yet, so that's why we are nine minutes late, but in that time, I have been tooling around with getting the audio working, uhm,


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[Assistant] For a while, and so uhm, we are actually more like 14 minutes late.


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[Assistant] There's that. And, and, and I was also going to address that Focusrite, on account of Christmas or something, wusses, uhm,


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[Assistant] Has not managed to come by ya. This is actually, uhm...


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[Assistant] An audio interface that we bought. They're gonna bring some other gear. But, uh, they have not managed to come out here yet. They're gonna come in the new year, and we are definitely going to be upgrading the audio setup to something that is not a USB microphone. It'll be all XLR and fancy and nice and, and all that good stuff.


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[Assistant] Uhm, it's really, it's really funny though, we had a call with them a little while ago, and they were just like, hey, uhm, so, we couldn't help noticing that, you know, you guys are recording in a warehouse, and so we were thinking like,


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[Assistant] You know, I don't know, maybe you'd want to put up like some sound deadening so you don't get that echo. And I was like, yeaah, you know what, that's really the least of our problems.


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[Assistant] I mean, if we could have audio working at all, and like, a compressor would be great, then we're gonna call that good.


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[Assistant] And they're like, yeah, but like, we really think that with these other additional things that we're like, I'm like, ah, yeah, it's a set that we use literally one and a half hours a week. Um, so if we're creating a bunch of clutter, they're like, yeah, but we think we can make it sound really good. I'm like, you know what, let's just get it working and then we'll worry about making it sound amazing. How about it just works first? And then we go from there. Um,


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[Assistant] So uh, oh hey! We have a special guest for the WAN Show today! Hey Vaughn!


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[Assistant] Oh, I just wanted, uhm, my three month old daughter to make a special appearance on WAN Show today. Is she able to do that? Is she kind of cranky right now? Okay. Oh, and, oh boy. Oh man, they get heavy fast.


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[Assistant] So this is definitely how to handle a baby. Uhm.


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[Assistant] When you are streaming live. There you go. So that's my new baby. I really don't know what she's looking at. You can tell that she is my daughter because she is wearing her brother's hand-me-downs. That is the way that you can tell that. And uhm, Hi. Are you gonna smile for us? Hello? Oh, she doesn't wanna play the tickle the nose game. Hey. What are you even looking at?


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[Assistant] What if I bounce you? Wow, you're getting really heavy. Hello?


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[Assistant] Okay, yep, and she was not stoked on that guest appearance. And we're done.


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[Assistant] So, uh, alright. We've got a lot of great topics for you guys today, which is a total lie. Uh, but we do have a couple of topics. So Amazon patents...


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[Assistant] Reveal, I won't call this a plan, but they reveal talk, I guess, of flying warehouses that send delivery drones to your door.


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[Assistant] There's a rumor that HTC is expected to unveil the Vive 2 at CES 2017. Already? I just bought a Vive!


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[Assistant] And, uh, Tesla predicts accidents and gives warning before it happens.


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[Assistant] And in Florida, a Florida senator says we shouldn't need a permit for driverless cars. So, uh, there you go. Let's go ahead and roll the intro. Let's see if it works. Is it gonna work?


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[Assistant] Oh, there's no, uh, there's no music. Yep, well, you know what, uh, uh, fresh books.


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[Assistant] There we go, freshbooks.com slash when and there's no reason to stay here and stare at the intro because there is no awesome music to go with it.


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[Assistant] This is kind of a, uh, you know what? Here. This is a perfect opportunity for me to talk about sort of one of the challenges that I think we've had with the Wanshow computer. So,


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[Assistant] We learned recently that the best way to update XSplit is to fully uninstall it and reinstall it.


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[Assistant] I did not know that. Apparently, what Xsplit does, if you just install updates on top of updates on top of updates, is it only updates certain parts of the program.


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[Assistant] So if you've ever had Xsplit have like the old icon in your taskbar but then you launch it and it has the new logo on the splash screen but then it has like the older style, uh, theme, that's why.


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[Assistant] So uhm, I have an issue with Xsplit right now where I can't play AVI's.


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[Assistant] And so that's why I can't play our normal intros. They play slowly, all of them. Uhm, but I was even able to play back a much higher bitrate file, which is our old, old intro, but one that doesn't have audio. And that's how I temporarily got it working, but then I have never looked at it again. And so...


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[Assistant] It's very, very temporary. And to the army of people demanding that we use OBS,


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[Assistant] OBS is a steaming pile in completely different ways. So, yes, I have used OBS, and I have used Xsplit, and in this case, I'm going with the devil that I know. If anyone has a suggestion that is not OBS, then I'll be willing to listen to it.


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[Assistant] Thank you, thank you to all the suggestions for OBS, but uhm.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I'm not pretending that Xsplit is perfect. I am literally in the middle of complaining about it.


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[Assistant] But that doesn't mean that OBS is great, sorry. Uh, alright.


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[Assistant] Wow, I could really use some water, but we are so short right now on people. I don't even know if there's someone that I could cry to to bring me a bottle of water at the moment.


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[Assistant] So the original article here is from TechCrunch. Amazon patents show flying warehouses that send delivery drones to your door. Figure, figure three. Look at figure three.


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[Assistant] Has this blimp or something, so 350, okay? So blimp 350 goes like here or something, okay? And then blimp 302 is like bigger than blimp 350 and has like a warehouse, I mean,


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[Assistant] Oh, thank you, Colton. It, like, uh, tailspin, right? Like, we're just gonna have, like, floating gas stations and, like, sky pirates. That, that's the future. Sky pirates busting into Amazon floating warehouses.


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[Assistant] And like, the air police. Like right now, we've got police on foot, we've got police in cars, we've got police in motorcycles, police in helicopters, in Canada we have police on horses, and now we're gonna have police in airplanes. It's gonna happen. I'm calling it right now.


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[Assistant] December 30th, 2016, was when Linus predicted airplane police. Which probably already exists, just calm down. Uhm, but anyway, so look back, going back to the, uh,


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[Assistant] Going back to the screen share here. So the idea would be that you would have these resupply drones


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[Assistant] Would go back to blimp 350? So, so blimp 350, hold on a second. So okay, so drones would go...


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[Assistant] That you would never be deploying more aircraft than you need to get to the final destination.


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[Assistant] Very, very cool. I will now read the notes, uhm, because I basically made all that up as I went from one diagram, figure three.


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[Assistant] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, more detail, blah, blah, blah, warehouse in a zeppelin, blah, blah, blah, including temperature controlled models ideally suited for food delivery. That would be freaking awesome. Like food coming down from the sky. All my favorite shows, Cloudy with a Chance Meatballs now.


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[Assistant] Uhm, an example cited in the filing is that at a sporting event, Amazon


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[Assistant] AFCs could be loaded above with snacks and souvenirs.


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[Assistant] So Amazon would be finding a way to take their 8-15% cut. I forget exactly what it is to get fulfillment by Amazon right now as a third party seller. We looked into it with our Wanshow hoodies. Uhm, but they're basically trying to figure out how to get their 10-15% cut on everything. Amazing.


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[Assistant] Uh, besides the airborne fulfillment center, so those are the AFCs, and the affiliated drones, the company has envisioned larger shuttles that could carry people, supplies and drones to the AFCs, or back to the ground.


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[Assistant] Well, that sounds like the kind of future that I would want to be a part of. As long as we don't run out of helium. We'll be okay. Cause they start filling those things with hydrogen.


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[Assistant] Then it doesn't take, uh, it doesn't take Linus class future telling in order to figure out what's probably going to happen, uh, at such time.


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[Assistant] Alright, let's move on to our next topic here. What on earth is Luke doing in the background of the WAN show instead of being here? Well, he's waving to you, for one thing, and he's also finishing up- Hold on, I'm gonna move my chair out of the way.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna move my cellphone- WHO LOCKS THESE CHAIRS?! Who lets Terrence sit in these chairs?


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[Assistant] Okay, he, I swear, every time Taren sits in a chair, he adjusts the seat so it's like a V, instead of like,


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[Assistant] Being flat on the bottom, and he locks the tilt! I hate him.


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[Assistant] Okay, well, it wasn't him this time, actually. But anyway, that's what- get out of here. It's so easy to fix, it's one lever. You're not even in the frame, which is perfect. Wow.


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[Assistant] Not really, but they call it that. Perfect. Sounds like marketing. Okay, so Luke's working on the Surface Studio video, which will be up at some point. I actually have no idea when.


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[Assistant] I haven't looked at the video tracker, I've been busy trying to throw together all of my content for the lead up to CES. So, as of next week...


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[Assistant] Uhm, pretty much the whole company is going to, actually not even pretty much the whole company. There's so many people now. A big chunk of the company is gonna be out of town at the Consumer Electronics Show, which I've been informed it is no longer called. It is called International CES. Okay, sure.


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[Assistant] I mean, nevermind that CES did at least at some point stand for Consumer Electronics Show. Nevermind that it is a Consumer Electronics Show, International CES. So that's where we'll be all next week. Uh, the plan is to churn out something to the tune of 40 to 50 videos sponsored by dbrand!


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[Assistant] And also some other companies, uhm, actually I don't even know if the dbrand deal is inked yet, so now that I've said it, he's pretty much stuck, right? Uh, anyway, sponsored by dbrand, we're gonna be covering what's new in the PC hardware space, as well as consumer electronics, maybe even some camera crap, assuming Brandon can find some, we're gonna put all that together for you, and uh,


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[Assistant] You know, pump out all those videos within a span of about five to seven days, so stay tuned. It's gonna be a glut of information on all the hot new stuff that's gonna be coming for about the first half of 2017.


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[Assistant] Speaking of CES rumors, what is this glove that you're just not gonna be getting any love if you wear?


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[Assistant] Alright, so on the subject of CES, let's move into our next big topic here. HTC expected to unveil HTC Vive 2 at CES 2017, says, report. And the baby's crying. Sorry. We're working on it.


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[Assistant] So according to Taipei-based Central News Agency, the Vive 2 is expected to utilize a wireless transmitter to connect with PC systems and to come with two 4K displays and a monitor refresh rate of 120Hz instead of 90Hz.


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[Assistant] Meanwhile, HTC has also reduced the price of Vive devices sold in China by 10%, and this is re- apparently to pave the way for the launch of the Vive 2.


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[Assistant] So, I gotta jump in here for a minute and uh, actually I'm gonna ask Luke to jump in here for a minute because we did hear about a third party accessory available for the Vive, which if you guys recall is 1440p.


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[Assistant] 90 Hz. So let's go ahead and do some basic calculator math here, okay?


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[Assistant] I'm gonna use calculator because every time I try and do math in my head live on the WAN show I screw it up and you guys all make fun of me and it hurts my self esteem very very much. So calculator math, okay?


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[Assistant] Wait a second, that doesn't- Oh bloody hell, that doesn't tell me the data rate. Well whatever, times 90.


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[Assistant] So every second, 331 million megapixels. So you're gonna tell me that we're gonna take that. 331 million, okay?


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[Assistant] Everyone remember, 331 million, because I can't, okay? So 3840 times 2160, okay? Times 120.


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[Assistant] Okay. So you're gonna tell me with a straight face.


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[Assistant] That what was already from my conversations with Luke, kind of a janky third-party wireless accessory, what was already kind of janky, we are going to 3x the pixel count, which to be clear doesn't necessarily mean a tripling of the needed bandwidth, but,


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[Assistant] So you're gonna, you're gonna take that, and you're gonna make wireless part of the out-of-box experience. I really don't know how much stock to put in this rumor.


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[Assistant] So, that's what I'll say about that. I will be thrilled as all heck if they are actually showing off the Vive 2, but given that we don't really have a contact at HTC, or Valve, uhm,


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[Assistant] We haven't gotten any kind of an early heads up, nor have we even got a meeting booked. So, if they do show it, I guess we will just have to door crash and figure out how to get a video shot of it. Alright.


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[Assistant] Actually, you know what? I have, I have a very interesting straw poll for you guys.


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[Assistant] I only want to hear from owners or people who are close enough to an owner of an Oculus Rift or an HTC Vive. Okay, this is very important. This is a very serious poll. Okay, so owners of


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[Assistant] I'm gonna call them premium VR headsets.


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[Assistant] How long since you last used it?


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[Assistant] Okay, so I'm gonna put, uh, less than one week.


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[Assistant] And, uhm, more than one month ago. Okay? I wanna hear from you guys. I'm gonna answer the poll, but I wanna hear some results from you guys first.


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[Assistant] Who is actually using their VR headsets out there? So I'm gonna go ahead and hit this, uh, straw poll again here. And why are you here?


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[Assistant] Let's go ahead and have a look. Let's go ahead and have a look. Oh, oh, that's not looking pretty. Okay. So 20% of you, less than a month ago,


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[Assistant] 38% of you have actually used it in the last weeks. I spelled that wrong, but that's okay. I don't actually believe that 600 of you have HTC VIVEs or Oculus Rifts, but, you know, that's a whole other conversation. And more than a month ago, say 42% of you. So I'm actually going to put, I'm gonna put my vote in here.


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[Assistant] So it's been more than a week, but less than a month for me, and I'm not counting actually, uhm, having someone over a little while ago and letting them use it, because I actually didn't use it.


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[Assistant] Neither I nor my son, and we're the only two people who use it, have used it in the last week and it's been almost a month for both of us.


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[Assistant] So as much as I really like it, the gameplay experiences aren't, uhm,


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[Assistant] That amazing yet. Although Ed has told me that there are some pretty good games that I should try out pretty soon. Uhm, he had me play some one with him, I forget what it's called, it involves magic or something and standing on platforms.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I forget, I don't care what it's called, but he kicked my ass so hard, like it was embarrassing. I just, I, like I played, I played once with them, and in my defense, I was having some issues, like I was, I had to play on the Rift, not the Vive, because I was using like a pre-release copy that was part of our reviewer's kit for the Rift.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and anyway, my cameras weren't really working properly and like half of my screen was like going black a lot of the time, like every five to ten seconds. Like in my defense, it really wasn't working correctly, but...


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[Assistant] But, like, I would just like move to a platform.


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[Assistant] And then he'd be launching like all these spells and crap at me and then it would cover all my other platforms and I couldn't move and then he would just kill me. And I was just like, this is dumb.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so basically, basically the moral of the story is that Ed is one of those nerds who sits and DON'T MOVE THAT CHAIR.


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[Assistant] Ed is one of those nerds that sits and practices Mario Kart by himself, so that when all of his friends come over, he can be like, oh, I'm gonna hide behind this weak justification that I wanted to unlock all the characters. But actually, all he's done is create an environment where no one else can have any fun playing with him.


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[Assistant] On your way back over there, do you mind double checking the focus of the camera?


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[Assistant] That's how I cleverly lured him over here. Thank you, Ed.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so that's a great question.


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[Assistant] And I have a really good answer for you. That is that I will use my razor blade late 2016, which I have right in front of me. And I will run a stress test right now. On the show.


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[Assistant] That's right folks, you are seeing live creation! You are seeing live crea- on our live video, you are seeing us live create a video.


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[Assistant] Yes, my friends, that is what is going on right now. This is how janky things get sometimes. In this moment.


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[Assistant] Why you think I would want you to cover the next topic? Oh well.


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[Assistant] Because Luke hasn't been on the show yet. Alright, Tesla predicts accidents and gives a warning before it happens.


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[Assistant] The original article here is from E-Technics and you should definitely watch the video. Here we go. The new radar technology predicts an accident. Here we go.


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[Assistant] It's 52 seconds long and hopefully I don't get a copyright strike for this. Basically, you know.


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[Assistant] Oh wow, okay, see that's bad. That thing that's going on there. Wow, hit the brakes. Love it. Beautiful.


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[Assistant] Very unexpected thing, uhm, honestly I wouldn't even have a ton of faith in an experienced human driver to respond that well and that quickly to that.


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[Assistant] It's predicting that what the human would have been able to see- Oh.


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[Assistant] Predictive Reaction. Whatever. TM. TM. Predictive Reaction TM. Very cool. Someone's gonna end up using that. Some car maker is gonna have Predictive Reaction Technology. The names they have for things!


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[Assistant] Alright, so basically this is new radar processing technology that was pushed as an update in September under Tesla 8.0. Elon Musk explained the significance of the technology when it was announced in a press statement. And this is a quote.


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[Assistant] We are confident that we can use the radar to look beyond the car in front of you by bouncing the signal off the road and around the car. We are able to process that echo by using the unique signature of each radar pulse as well as the time of flight of the photon to determine that what we are seeing is in fact


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[Assistant] An echo of the front of the car that's in front of you. Holy actual balls.


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[Assistant] Okay, bye! Bye everyone! It's not really coming back to the show if you were never, uh, never on it, but... Yeah! So how's the Surface Studio?


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[Assistant] I should go get my tuque too. Just wait. We're gonna publish our video on like the redoing of the WAN Show. Because there's actually a whole bunch of stuff we're gonna redo at once. We're gonna redo the computer, we're gonna, uhm,


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[Assistant] Yeah, the story behind the tuque is that it was made by a fan, and it matches, like, the LTT colors, so I think it's super cool, and I've been wearing it this winter.


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[Assistant] Okay, so the original article here is from PolitiFact.


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[Assistant] Jeff Brands writes, I'm sorry, Jeff Brands says, Unlike California, we in Florida welcome driverless cars. No permit, oh, you walked past that and it, uh, blew the thing, wait, no, what is this? I walked around it.


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[Assistant] What is that? Oh, that's behind you! Oh, I thought it was the doodad that hangs on the thing. Oh, okay, anyway. So basically, here we go.


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[Assistant] Uber hit the road with self-driving cars in San Francisco in December, but California regulators quickly hit the brakes. So in Florida, Senator Jeff Brand saw an opening. Hey Uber!


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[Assistant] Unlike California, we in Florida welcome driverless cars. No permit required, hashtag open for business. And that was a tweet on December 22nd.


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[Assistant] So that's interesting. That is either a very progressive stance or a very reckless one.


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[Assistant] Because not all driverless car tech will be built equal. No. And I personally think that some kind of government validation- There needs to be a- Car by-


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[Assistant] No, that's environmental protect- What am I thinking? FDA. FDA.


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[Assistant] Everyone's, everyone's hating on me. Cause you said EPA? Yeaah, they're like IRS! DEA! Thank you everybody, thank you.


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[Assistant] Speaking of going to hell in a handbasket...


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[Assistant] Fresh books! If you feel like your business is going to hell in a handbasket because you just don't have time to... Can I help you?


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[Assistant] Maybe you could- So 1 out of every 365 people, theoretically, has a birthday on Halloween. Which means that, uh, doing some quick calculator math here, 7 billion, okay, divided by 365,


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[Assistant] That gives you a TAM, so a total addressable market of 19,178,000 people. Yeah. So, of which, let's say, uh,


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[Assistant] One twentieth of them or so are in the United States and Canada, so divided by twenty. Is that how that works? So that's a million people. Okay. Ish, okay. A million people in the US and Canada, approximately, have a birthday on October 31st and


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[Assistant] You could, let's say you sell your gift back, I'd say $19.99.


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[Assistant] Okay, so I am estimating that your market cap


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[Assistant] Is uh, wow, 19 billion dollars. I mean, liable business. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] Those are pretty, those are pretty useful.


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[Assistant] So whether you're running a dance studio out of your garage, or doing small time PC repair, or, you know, running a plumbing company, or a painting company, or whatever the case may be,


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[Assistant] FreshBooks gives you a ton of flexibility that you otherwise wouldn't have. It allows you to take deposits through the platform, it allows you to log your hours, log your expenses, it allows you to send bills to customers, professional invoices in seconds, and allows you to see when they've gotten them.


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[Assistant] So there's no more guessing games. Oh hey, have you paid that bill? Oh hey, I didn't get it. Oh yeah, can you send it again? None of that.


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[Assistant] And they have their own payment system as well. So check it out over at freshbooks.com slash when and claim your free trial today. I prevented Taryn from breaking your chair by the way.


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[Assistant] You know what's really funny is I thought, uh, a little while ago we were looking for domains for our online video streaming platform that we're sort of building now because YOLO, uh, RIPvessel I guess.


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[Assistant] Oh, you have your vessel tuke? Nice!


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[Assistant] Anyway, what were we talking about? Uh, right, cause like, right, cause we have to build a, um,


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[Assistant] We have to build a video streaming platform now. So we were looking at domains and I thought GoDaddy was throttling us for like, searching too many too quickly, like I thought they thought we were a bot or something.


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[Assistant] Hellbaskets is available. Right now. Hellbaskets.com. I'm buying it.


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[Assistant] I'm buying hellbaskets.com right now because it's amazing. Who would not want hellbaskets?


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[Assistant] Yeah, no, no, this is the right one for that account. Okay. But it's the, do you remember it?


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[Assistant] No, no, not that. It's just very laggy. Oh, there's still a character in. Uh, what did you do? Oh, I don't even know what you did, but I, I, I am two-factoring this, this biatch. Your two-step code. Oh, that two-factor is such a pain in the petoot.


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[Assistant] They're bad, they're a bad person who doesn't use two factor apparently, or at least not the slowest two factor in the world.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's a good comment. Bad Karma Twitch commenter could be anybody.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I wanna see proof where I don't buy it. I don't buy it. Hellbaskets.com.


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[Assistant] What a crap day. Uhm, should we? I'm so amazed.


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[Assistant] Uhm, alright. Our next article is from-


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[Assistant] Do we have your, hold on, hold on, do we have your screen share working right now?


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[Assistant] I mean we can't, we can't talk about this unless we're gonna offer proof, right?


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[Assistant] You got this. You got this, bruh. Hellbaskets.com


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[Assistant] Alright, so there you have it.


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[Assistant] Oh man. I love you guys. Okay. That was epic. Speaking of love.


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[Assistant] AMD. Oh my. There may be something to love about AMD Ryzen. Is it Ryzen or Risen? Ryzen. Ryzen, okay.


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[Assistant] Video, this is from digitaltrends.com. Oh, wait, what? Oh.


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[Assistant] I'm just, I'm just terrible at all this stuff. See, I'm pretty sure it's an 8 core, yea. It's an 8 core, right? Yea, I think so.


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[Assistant] So that's a 3.2 to 3.7 boost with a max boost of 4 gigahertz, 140 watt TDP 8 core from Intel.


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[Assistant] That, uh, AMD Ryzen is NOT able to beat. Mind you, that's a thousand dollar chip, so if AMD were to come in even at like $599...


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[Assistant] Which would get them a pretty good return on their investment in the silicon.


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[Assistant] We could be looking at an actual race. For the first time in a very long time.


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[Assistant] Well see, I hate it when people do this. I hate generalizations. You can't say AMD usually because you have to evaluate product by product because there have been times in the past when AMD's thermal performance


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[Assistant] Okay, but that's more like, historically than usually.


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[Assistant] So, historically, AMD has not been known for their superior performance per watt. Yeah. Versus Intel. Yeah. Okay. But...


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[Assistant] Okay, so how do I explain, usually versus historically? I'm sure Twitch chat doesn't care. Uhm, but, you know what? Okay, fine, fine. The point is, generalizations are bad. You have to look at every product as an individual product in the tech space, because it is not as simple as like, NVIDIA cards run hot. AMD drivers are bad. Intel chips are overpriced. But I didn't say that. I know. But, this is a word of warning to everybody.


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[Assistant] These kinds of generalizations are what lead to fanboyism. Because at some point in history, every single one of those statements I have made has been true or has been not true. Every single one of them.


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[Assistant] I think it's just the fact that there's lighting in the background. So it comes off the back of our heads like this.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's like the, yeah, no, the lighting is broken.


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[Assistant] Anyway, so s-so, the power consumption tests show this chip pulling 93 watts. And AMD claimed a 95 watt TDP at their launch event. Which are, which would be very competitive with the 140 watt rated TDP of Intel's chip. With that said, Intel's TDPs are a big load of bollocks.


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[Assistant] Because all they do is say, okay, well, this is a thermal design envelope.


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[Assistant] Like that is the maximum for this entire range of CPUs that go all the way from like 6 cores to 10. And they're all 140 watt, don't worry about it.


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[Assistant] Again, you have to evaluate chip by chip in those cases, not just read off of Intel's spec sheet. Because everything from the 6800K to the 6950X has 140 watt TDP.


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[Assistant] But, it's still exciting. And, this is really, really exciting, and uh, so this was actually leaked by a Reddit user from a French hardware magazine, meaning that maybe it's not just AMD numbers, maybe these are third party numbers that are actually being run, and maybe there's something to this, so.


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[Assistant] Speaking of not that bad, if you believe that fake news is a problem, which uhm,


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[Assistant] I would hope that most people would agree on that it's a problem, even if we can't necessarily agree on what the correct solution is.


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[Assistant] Cause I can see a lot of people going, well who's the fake news police? Who decides news is fake? What's the difference between fake and satire? That one's confusing, cause like what happens to the onion? Can an opinion be false?


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[Assistant] Like, you know, if all of a sudden you just have to start going, you know, let's put together an opinion-based, you know, news story. In my opinion, you know, Bernie Sanders slept with a donkey.


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[Assistant] But the point is, like, there's a very- we can all agree that the lines in the sand


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[Assistant] Uhm, I think, I think there's sort of two sides of a very similar coin.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so, so in much the same way that you would say allegedly if, uh, a source hasn't been confirmed. Uhm, yeaah, so if everything was allegedly, you know, allegedly this happened.


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[Assistant] My neighbor who says whatever I tell him to say, allegedly. Uhm, anyway, okay, so we can't-


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[Assistant] It's not simple how to get rid of fake news, but I hope we can all agree that non-factual news designed to mislead people is a problem that should be addressed.


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[Assistant] So Germany's solution is apparently, they're considering this. Just to find the trash out of them. Is to fine Facebook half a million dollars per fake news item per day that they do not pull it down from the site. Per day! That's awesome.


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[Assistant] That's a lot of money. That doesn't make sense. Facebook can afford it. Uhm, yes, yes, soon.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so. Good hand gestures, I like this. Do we have any more, any more details about this? So the German government will consider the bill next year.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I guess so. Thermaltake made an RGB power supply. I don't actually think so, but I don't really care. It's adorable. There you go. There's the article.


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[Assistant] Low ripple noise, smart zero fan, 100% Japanese capacitors, and a 10 year warranty.


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[Assistant] Power supplies with 10 year warranties, man. Can you imagine using a power supply today that you bought in 2006?


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[Assistant] Alright, the original article here is on the verge, and it's exciting.


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[Assistant] Whereas your HX is like, almost 10 years old. Twitter wants to make tweets editable! But it's complicated. Why? Why is it complicated? Let's find out why it's complicated.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so CEO Jack Dorsey is polling Twitter users on what features they'd like to see from the company in 2017.


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[Assistant] He believes a form of edit is needed, but not for everyone. Honestly, here is one objection, so a strong argument for allowing tweets to be edited.


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[Assistant] I can fix the, uh, sever, uh, pet typo in my tweet last night. Yeaah. Where I referred to our server as a sever, which it is not.


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[Assistant] Have they? Have they really? Cause right now, Twitter-


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[Assistant] Well, right now, Twitter serves, oh, okay, so showing edit history, but if they show edit history, like, what other platform works like that? Like, our forum doesn't show an edit history. You can see that it was edited. Moderators, yes. You can see that it is edited.


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[Assistant] Fair enough. Okay, that makes sense. So basically there's a series of tweets, uhm, so there's one asking whether to fix edits quick or edit any time, because that's something that you could do. You could allow it to be edited in the first five minutes.


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[Assistant] Uhm, apparently there's a big difference in the implementation because allowing to edit any time requires change log.


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[Assistant] Might say something like, I never said this. And then it was as simple as going back and going, well, your Twitter account, which...


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[Assistant] You haven't said was hacked at any point in time. Says a completely different thing.


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[Assistant] Okay. Wow, that's really boring news. That's probably about it. That's really boring news too. We're going to CES. And we're going to CES!


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[Assistant] Yeah. And I got some videos to shoot before I go to CES. One of them is gonna be a, ugh, this is exciting, dongle roundup.


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[Assistant] So many dongles. Whose dongle will reign supreme?


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[Assistant] If next time I just disappear, that just, I'm actually like, gone. Gone, okay. Going back to Taiwan. Okay. Hopefully that doesn't happen. That's not going to happen, hopefully. Yes, yes.


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[Assistant] Okay, so Samsung is not only calling back their, uhm, their new phone, also they're recalling almost 2.8 washers due to impacts in their... 2.8 million washers. Millions, 2.8 millions. Yeah.


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[Assistant] So another thing is Adobe Publishing Panel in Premiere Pro, they have a new feature. You can publish videos directly on social media. Oh!


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[Assistant] They have their own, they can create their own secret between the robots. Two different computers. Two, two, AI. Yeah. What do you think about this? I think that's kinda scary.


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[Assistant] I feel- Why? Why is it scary? I feel though, all the AI thing they show on the movies, you know, they're actually happening.


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[Assistant] I don't, I, yeah, that's, I don't like AI thing. I like to stay simple. Stay simple, yeah.


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[Assistant] Well, I think AI, they should just work individually. They shouldn't talk to each other.


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[Assistant] I don't know. There's positives and negatives to so many things.


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[Assistant] So it's like, should you trust human or should you trust the robot? I would go with... Humans are sketchy as heck too.


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[Assistant] So this thing is just for you to benchmark your VR. Oh that's cool.


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[Assistant] So before you buy VR, you should try this to benchmark your PC.


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[Assistant] I, I, I, I have, I downloaded it last year. That's actually, I didn't know what's in it.


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[Assistant] No, after I stopped playing Asia Empire. So like...


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[Assistant] No, no, no. I have been playing League of Legends, but it's not on Steam, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, Counter-Strike is on Steam, but before I was playing on something else, it's not on Steam. It's the older version, but I haven't played for so long.


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[Assistant] Seriously. Okay, so for me, I don't trust any attract city thing, so when I go to bed, I unplug my PC. My laptop. I unplug my laptop. I unplug my Christmas light. I have Christmas light. That's cool. I unplug the boiler. What about your fridge?


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[Assistant] That's the only thing I can unplug. But yeaah, so I unplug everything mostly.


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[Assistant] That's kind of crazy. Like you don't just like turn off a power bar, you're unplugging it all. Okay, when I was in the military service, I was working at a fire agency. We are doing a fire investigation. Even if it's on, it's plugged in, it's not on, it still have a chance to get on fire.


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[Assistant] So I just, for safety, I have smoke detector, but I...


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[Assistant] But you know, when I sleep, I can sleep very deep. Like, no one can wake me up.


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[Assistant] When you're in bed, you're really deep? Yeah. Okay. Very, very deep. Yeah, so deep when you're in bed. So yeah, so I don't, yeah, I just unplug stuff. But if they caught on fire when I'm using it, I'm ready to...


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[Assistant] I think I should replace my battery because it drains so fast. That might be some problem with my battery too. But my, my, my laptop is dying. So probably just let it die and just let it die. I would just get a new one. I need a PC. Are you going to build like a desktop?


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[Assistant] Yeah, probably for editing videos. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Mostly. But, there's the same, if I can edit on my PC, I probably can play my stuff too, cause I don't play very- Yeah, yeah, no, I was just wondering like, what you were doing.


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[Assistant] I want to do uhm, like the, the, the kind of case you've made for Scrabble or that, that one.


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[Assistant] The fire one. That one? That one, yeaah, that one.


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[Assistant] I want to have some, uhm, different lighting. I don't know if I want water cooling, but I want some cool lighting.