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[Assistant] Oh, except for that time that you wanted to get a red iPhone to make a video and I went to the mall and I was the one who bought that red iPhone and brought it back to the office.


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[Assistant] So like, normal cult of apple people, they go in there, they rub shoulders, like a collective boner giddiness about how sweet apple is, and they kind of like, they experience the process, they look up at each other's eyes, and they're like, are you seeing this? This is so sick!


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[Assistant] No, this is just the new ma- They are the masters of making you want the newest thing every year. You don't need an X right now if you have a seven. But you fucking want one, don't you? Do we drop F-bombs in the water? No, we don't.


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[Assistant] Sorry everyone. You want one though. You want one.


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[Assistant] I think they should just do years. We should all just do years. I like it. I like that.


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[Assistant] Dude, I can take that- This! Like a champ and give me the spiciest one. This!


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[Assistant] Because in the past I've eaten wings that require a waiver to be signed.


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[Assistant] And I'm positive that this isn't near as spicy as that.


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[Assistant] This is- I'll do it for science. This is Carolina Reaper.


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[Assistant] Jerky. You know that, right? What does that mean? Those are just words to me. Those are just words.


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[Assistant] Which Carolina are we talking, south or north? If it's spicy, it's gotta be south.


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[Assistant] It's worse now. It's worse now than it's been. I'm suffering now.


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[Assistant] I have diarrhea everyday anyway. Can we talk about the Nvidia? Uh, the rumor that they're working on it?


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[Assistant] Come on! Have you seen? Have you seen what it looks like when you're watching the video on it? Yeah, it's got like a little cutout.


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[Assistant] It could be, but the answer could be very Monday. It could be Shutterstock. It could be just public images of faces.


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[Assistant] I would love to have a Linus mask. Can I, uh, if we make one for the video, okay?


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[Assistant] The answer is yes, yes I would. It would enhance the experience.


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[Assistant] I think one last comment is that the bezel-less-ness of this Samsung Galaxy S8 is way better. What do you think? Having not held a 10.


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[Assistant] I'm really surprised, I thought the 10 was gonna be a knock off of the edge, but maybe that was too far for Apple? For even Apple? What do you think?


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[Assistant] Samsung is the bottleneck on their kick-ass OLED displays. Samsung is making their displays. I'm sure Apple claims to- I'm sure in the keynote they said that this is the best display you can get on a phone.


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[Assistant] Is it the case that Samsung also has those exact displays or is there like an exclusivity clause that Apple has the rights to that display even though Samsung is one making it?


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[Assistant] You know when you burp up like a taste from earlier? I just basically had fired my mouth for a second, like lava just came out. Dragon.


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[Assistant] I don't know if you guys can hear that, but Nick just did an awesome impression of the theme song to King of the Hill.


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[Assistant] Head over to YouTube and watch a 24 hour live stream of King of the Hill episodes. Worth it.


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[Assistant] So the basic deal is, the rumor has it that Nvidia is working on a new release of, probably my favorite graphics card, the GTX 1070.


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[Assistant] It's hit, really hits a price performance sweet spot and there's going to be a new one coming out. We're not sure if they're going to call it 1070 tie or TI or if it's just going to be an unnamed refresh. Cause that's what they've done in the past. For example, they did a.


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[Assistant] Let me look at my notes. There's a refresh in the past where instead of changing the name, they just put on the branding on the box what the new specs are.


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[Assistant] So the 1080 and the 1060 both were refreshed without name changes. Uhm, the GTX 1060 6GB for example is refreshed. So, the reason that Nvidia, I'm talking to nobody here and it just feels awkward. The reason that they're gonna do this refresh is because, you come sit with me, is because of Vega, because


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[Assistant] The new RX Vega cards sit right in between GTX 1070s and 1080s.


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[Assistant] Since an Nvidia can, they might as well just release a card that just sits right beside that Vega. Now we're so close, I feel like we should KS. Ah! Ah! Linus, please, things are getting weird on the LAN show.


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[Assistant] A lot of the time when we're writing scripts, references that are shared between us are like the essence of the humor. Like the fact that we're both South Park fans comes up a lot.


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[Assistant] And I'm always going for Wayne's world references and he doesn't get them and it's just like, I just, every time, just melt.


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[Assistant] I think they're compared because they have an overlapping fanbase. Like types of people who like Southwark are the types of people who like Rick and


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[Assistant] So why don't you tell us why Nvidia is refreshing the 1070?


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[Assistant] I think the idea here is it's gonna smash or at least be the same performance as Vega but just with a lower TDP at a similar price point. So why wouldn't you get it?


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[Assistant] Well, okay, so some people are speculating that it could mean that in the future there may be a 32 core threadripper.


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[Assistant] Maybe they wanted to just delay that little rumor from coming out.


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[Assistant] Cause it's taken until someone delided it for us to speculate on that.


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[Assistant] Well, Intel already slammed- This happens. Intel already got to be s- smarmy by saying, FredRipper's glued together. So they could have said, it's just a bunch of failed chips glued together.


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[Assistant] Really? Alright, some attack vector, linux. It's a scary hack though, cause your bluetooth adjusts to be on, and you can get hacked.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but they, when, this has been patched since July, so, well, on Windows. Okay, we're not talking about it.


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[Assistant] This is an opportunity, this is low hanging fruit, this is an opportunity for a company like Google to get some kick ass PR during a very hard time for lots of Americans to say, you know what guys, free repairs if your phone that's not as waterproof as some phones on the market gets damaged in this hurricane crisis.


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[Assistant] How many people are gonna take them up on that? Not that many. So that is some cheap good PR.


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[Assistant] They're trying to merge art and technology. They're making a case that's carbon fiber.


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[Assistant] All of that is awesome. I just disagree with the form factor they chose being this particular car shape. Why does it want to look like, why does it look like a car? It should just look like some kind of weird form, if anything.


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[Assistant] That will, that will allow them to build 24 units, so that's like 6,100 bucks each. I mean, obviously...


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[Assistant] They had to get the expertise, they had to build the facility, like there's people hours involved.


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[Assistant] They're gonna sell them on their site. Oh, are they?


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[Assistant] I'm gonna let you in on a little secret. You're allowed to give me shit about them. Pooh. Okay. Pooh emoji. About them.


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[Assistant] I want this puppy on my desk tonight! This thing's sweet. This is... Another thing I wanna watch. You wanna watch? I like to watch. Oh.


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[Assistant] If I were to have two, I'd rather put them side by side and have this kick it.


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[Assistant] Although that's probably only the same height as that last tall monitor we looked at.


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[Assistant] Well, all this is to say, you missed a cru- a crucial piece here. So, we've seen a Super Ultra out already from Samsung. Yep. This is actually the same panel. Samsung is supplying the panel to Philips. Okay.


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[Assistant] Samsung's is more gamery. Samsung's is 144Hz. We don't know the refresh rate of this one yet. Samsung's is quantum dot and all these other expensive features. So this is the value one. Exactly. So if you're not a gamer, if you just want to look at the stock


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[Assistant] Firetruck. Oh, by the way, the calendar, we're making the calendar. Sexy time, men of tech calendar. No. Come on.


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[Assistant] But in what way? I dunno. Everyone thinks they're hilarious like it's a spammy?


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[Assistant] Oh boy, do you even want to hear the excuse today or are we just like done? Are you just totally- It happens every time. Are you just done with my excuses? Was it that? Uhm, the- no, no. No, that actually wasn't really anything to do with it. Okay, sure.


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[Assistant] Okay, so the excuse this time was that, uhm,


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[Assistant] Maybe I'll go away for a month. Yeah, oh god, uhm. What do you think that would be like? Bad? If Linus Tech Tips just had no Linus for a month. James loves being on camera. Yeah.


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[Assistant] I think, uh, you know, uh, we could just have, uh, we could have Brandon do like, you know, a motherboard review. He might not have the same street cred for it. I would love that. You know? I like Brandon's. I like Brandon's style. I like John's style.


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[Assistant] But I will say my side, my side was that I encouraged him. I like his style personally. I think he's a good host. I would rather watch TechQuickie with Jon hosting than watch with me hosting. So, I like it. I think he's awesome. Uhm, Twitch chat's freaking out about it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, a little bit. Mind you, I mean, okay, hold on. Uhm.


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[Assistant] Yes, that is a cow, is what the sorcerer says in Diablo 1 if you click on the cow enough times. So, if you were dating yourself, then I married myself.


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[Assistant] Shout out to Devon. Shout out to Devon. Yeah. Shout out to meow meow, I'm a cow.


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[Assistant] Uhm, alright, so we've got a lot of great topics for you guys today. Actually, we've got like nothing. Nothing happened this week. Uh, there's the scandal with OnePlus collecting user data. Eww. Uhm, there's whether or not Apple throttles old iPhones.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I'm posting the link to where to join Float Plane so that people can go watch Graveyard Wars. I was trying to post the link and then...


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[Assistant] All the authentication came and hit me like a ton of bricks because that's the world we live in. Yep.


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[Assistant] You have to have all of those things. You have to have all the passwords and all the authentications and all the, oh I entered it wrong and all the this could take.


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[Assistant] And I got it. You know how tempted I was? It's cool. I just entered it wrong again. I swear.


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[Assistant] I swear it doesn't take characters in order sometimes, cause it's like, you know how it's kinda laggy in general? Like it takes a long time to open it, and sometimes they take a while to open, like I swear, there's times.


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[Assistant] When I enter it right and it just doesn't take it. Tell me something. Okay, you're more of a security guy than me. Okay. Tell me something. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Would it be a reasonable and or effective security measure for them to occasionally reject the correct password?


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[Assistant] I don't really think so. Well, okay, so let's say someone was using a dictionary attack. Would a dictionary attack ever try the same thing twice? But then it only does it occasionally. Well no, okay, let's say if it, let's say every time it was from a new IP or a new device, it would actually just like, not work.


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[Assistant] Why? If it just said, if it just said invalid password.


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[Assistant] I think having extra layers. So it would be kind of like- It's super effective! Hold on, hold on, water on plant? It's like, it's like kind of effective?


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[Assistant] Oh no, heavens, there's a Twitch beta. That was me, not you. There's a Twitch beta. Do I continue to beta? Oh man.


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[Assistant] I feel like my whole life is about continuing to beta. Wow.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, but I run like a tech YouTube company. But you still run a company. Okay, that's true.


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[Assistant] Then like- But there are alpha traits that are social. Doesn't the stick, like, pretty much summarize it? Isn't that the whole point? But there are alpha traits that are social, and I think you do quite well in that regard. I appreciate that, that's very nice. No, no problem. Uhm, oh man, what else do we have for topics today? Uhhhhh.


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[Assistant] It's rumored. It's just a rumor. That's an interesting discussion though. Yeah. If nothing else. Apparently I'm a master beta. Which sounds amazing. I wanna be a master beta all day.


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[Assistant] Yup, we got Ed. So even if no one in the audience liked it, then, uh, where'd they, uh, where'd that comment go? I dunno, it moves too fast. There's all our sponsors and stuff.


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[Assistant] Alright, so let's get this poop show on the road. So this was originally posted by Juz2b on the forum, and the original article here is from chrisdcmore.co.uk. Wow. And in a nutshell, uhm,


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[Assistant] Okay, there is a way to remove the OnePlus device manager app via ADB without requiring root. But up until that happened, there was an ongoing scandal this week that, uhm, was started from Chris's security and tech blog


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[Assistant] Finding out that OnePlus is actually collecting a lot of user data tied to the phone's serial number. So, collecting user data anonymously means that you are collecting the user data without any additional information that could allow it to be


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[Assistant] And I had Chrome on my phone. This company would take that information that two users have Chrome installed and then maybe they would look at a bunch of other users and figure out that 70% of their users are installing Google Chrome.


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[Assistant] Exactly. Uhm, so once they tie it to a serial number, feasibly, they could tie it, especially since OnePlus sells through their own store, they could tie it to a name, an address, a credit card, everything!


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[Assistant] So this happens when the phone's screen is locked or unlocked. Uhm, the phone's IMEI, phone numbers, MAC addresses, mobile network names, and IMSI prefixes as well as the, wow, wireless network, SSIDs.


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[Assistant] Uh, timestamp ranges of when and which applications on the phone are opened and closed. Timestamps of which activities were fired up in which applications. Uhm, and so the code responsible for this data collection is part of the OnePlus device manager.


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[Assistant] If it's anonymized, if it's truly anonymized then okay, but if it isn't, if it is submitting any of this other information that ties it to a person, then this is like, terrible. And they still have to ask? Yes.


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[Assistant] That's wonderful. So, okay, the good news, if you already have a OnePlus device, is that you can remove it. So, here we go. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So, the Twitter user, yasikansky?


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[Assistant] Jacob secant secant, uh, uh, back to the screen share. This guy. There we go.


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[Assistant] So there you go, this is the command to disable OnePlus's analytics permanently. So, there you go, go check that out. It's over on chrisdcmore.co.uk


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[Assistant] I-I-I doubt anyone else even noticed.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I can't find a good picture of it, but wow, that's crazy. Uhm, what was I talking about? I don't remember. Okay, anyways. Uhm, wow, I super don't remember.


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[Assistant] I have to confess, I have never seen a Fast and Furious movie. Not one?


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[Assistant] How did Kingsman have a 50 per- Kingsman 2 have a 50% rating on Rotten Tomato? Okay, we went on a date last week. Yeah. Uhm, we went out on Friday night. We went to see Kingsman the Golden Circle. And then had milkshakes. And both of us!


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[Assistant] Totally don't have to, but it would be kind of a drag to watch the first one after knowing the plot of the second one. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Yeah, don't worry, no spoilers or anything, but like, it was awesome. If you have a sense of humor, then go see it. It's so good. Prepare to turn your brain off for a couple hours because it's fine, but it's like,


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[Assistant] Okay, my family was asking me what it was. And I was like, it's James Bond crossed with 60's Batman.


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[Assistant] But it's just, it's uh, it's uh, it's pure fun, but like with better production values and slicker.


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[Assistant] This says last week a story went viral that claimed Apple was intentionally slowing down older iPhones to push people to buy its latest models.


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[Assistant] And this claim, this particular claim was based on data which shows that Google searches for iPhone slow spike dramatically with the release of each new model.


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[Assistant] Fortunately, Futuremark has heaps of data from seven different iPhone models across three different versions of iOS. And as for the results, well, let's go ahead and bring it up. This was originally posted by HeyYo on the forum.


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[Assistant] And, uh, here we go. Here's the Apple iPhone 5S CPU performance, uh, from April 2016 to September 2017.


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[Assistant] About as better as you'd expect from GPU driver revisions. Here's the iPhone 6!


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[Assistant] So CPU performance did go down a bit, but GPU performance went up.


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[Assistant] Uh, the 6s, okay, so it comes and goes, it's doing okay now, a little worse for the Wear than when it was released. With the 6s being a little bit slower on CPU now as well.


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[Assistant] And as for the seven, well, it's holding about as steady as any of the other ones. So if the theory is...


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[Assistant] Because remember guys, even though we do see that CPU performance go down a little bit, you have to remember that new versions of iOS do new stuff. And have new services running. Uh, the fact that you still have enough leftover cycles in order to get a very similar score on a benchmark is actually pretty good.


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[Assistant] Now, with that said, it's not like I don't think that in particular UI responsiveness


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[Assistant] Couldn't stay more better than it does.


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[Assistant] But there are other factors at play here too. And it's hard to benchmark UI responsiveness. It's very difficult to benchmark that. Uhm, and there are other factors at play here too. Like for example, this is something a lot of people don't necessarily, even if they know it, they don't necessarily think about it in the context of their phone. But NAND Flash, the storage that's used for


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[Assistant] But people don't necessarily realize that even though SSDs have no moving parts, their performance does degrade over time. Especially if they spend a lot of their life at or near their full capacity.


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[Assistant] So you may actually notice things like app loading times degrade and this could be due to retired blocks in your NAND flash and the controller having to work around that. It could be due to your phone being quite full. It could be due to just


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[Assistant] Typical OS bloat. Which happens with every device, pretty much across the board. It's something I don't actually quite understand that well.


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[Assistant] Like, why is it that a few text entries in the Windows registry means that my computer is slow, slower now? This doesn't quite compute for me.


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[Assistant] I'm sure it is, but I mean, this, okay, this is another me being an ignorant moron, but maybe you can explain this one to me too. Why is it that when I take a super old game, so 1602 AD is the example that I haven't looked at in like five years.


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[Assistant] Okay, cause where I was going with this was that, that particular game, if you have it on an ISO, it's a CD, okay, so it's like 605 megs or whatever a CD is,


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[Assistant] If you have it on an ISO, on an NVMe SSD, and you install that game on a modern processor, I think the minimum requirements for it are like 90 MHz P1 or something like that, maybe 200 MHz Pentium 1.


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[Assistant] It still takes, like, 10-15 minutes to install. And I'm kinda sitting here going...


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[Assistant] We could have unpacked at the highest compression level 600 megs of data over and over and over again in this time. We could have rewritten our entire registry in this time and we could have transferred 600 megs back and forth literally hundreds of times in this time. What are you working on?


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[Assistant] You know what? I don't know why I didn't think of that. It's so obvious now. Uhm.


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[Assistant] How many of you guys can go to squarespace.com slash when, get a trial and create your own beautiful responsive design website about how Luke was wrong. I was just gonna say.


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[Assistant] Oh, it's a long sleeve, I love these. Cool.


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[Assistant] So, Mack Weldon, the online store that believes in smart design, premium fabrics, and simple shopping. It's like super easy because you don't even have to wear underwear to buy underwear. Yes, my friends, Mack Weldon clothing is super comfortable and, did we nip slip?


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[Assistant] Look how professional this show looks when we have a caller. Wow. Like, seriously, how much does that step up the WAN Show's game?


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[Assistant] So I have like these skinny wrists and then, like that's, there, okay, I'll, there, that's flexed. And it's like,


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[Assistant] That's badminton for you. Uhm, you know what, I'll just, I'll give up on that. No amount of putting good clothing on me is gonna make me knowledgeable. But what I do know about is their silver line of underwear that is


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[Assistant] Awesome, because it has silver in it, which is naturally antimicrobial, and that's where the smell from your clothing comes from. I'm not saying you never have to wash it.


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[Assistant] Don't worry, I'm logged in now, so I got this. Okay, our last sponsor of the day, and I deserve this, I deserve to suffer, and it's okay.


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[Assistant] The folks over at Savage Jerky were on a mission to create a snack that was full of flavor, but not bad for you.


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[Assistant] They've got 13 different flavors of jerky, uh, the maple buffalo bacon is awesome, I love the garlic lime and cilantro mojo. This is like, my mouth is watering right now, I'm like super amped to eat that.


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[Assistant] Oh, the traditional. Yea, the traditional is really good too. I love the traditional.


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[Assistant] So anyway, uh, which flavors do- Okay, I think we've discussed the flavors we like enough.


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[Assistant] Uhm, which one's one of the spicy ones that I really like? Cause the mojo one's kind of a sissy one. No, mojo habanero. Oh, the bit- maple buffalo bacon. Oh, we've got more of that too. Oh, there's three packs of that. Oh, I'm like, super amped right now. The, uhm,


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[Assistant] So you can use offer code LTT to save 10% on all their products including their BBQ sauce, their hot sauce, their spice rub.


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[Assistant] They have a Carolina Reaper hot sauce that uses Carolina Reapers, which is one of the hottest peppers in the world. And!


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[Assistant] For all orders this week, Savage Jerky will include a koozie or a sticker with every order placed using our code. So that's codeLTT. Alright.


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[Assistant] Don't worry, I'm gonna eat it. Hit you.


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[Assistant] Maybe we're totally missing something here. Maybe Twitch chat is like, I guess if it's in a vacation spot? Wait, is this just a timeshare? No, they don't get it either! Okay. So we're not the only ones. Yeah, it's a timeshare.


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[Assistant] Okay, so it's apparently a requirement because of the law about what qualifies as a hotel versus an apartment. It's a city law.


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[Assistant] Uhm, people are talking about snowbirds, so people who want to be down there for half the year and up here, but I mean,


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[Assistant] Okay, from TechCrunch, iOS and Samsung are now tied for market share in the U.S. Here's the article, and basically in a nutshell, Android is still quite far- okay, can you do this?


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[Assistant] On the upcoming Windows 10 Fall Creators Update that's coming on October 17th, so in just a few days. There is some cool stuff in here. Basically right at the top,


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[Assistant] He already had my attention. Because this is awesome. Task manager now gets GPU usage and GPU memory usage.


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[Assistant] To see how Adobe Premiere or Adobe Media Encoder was using CPU versus GPU versus RAM, now it is all in one convenient place. That's fan-tastic.


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[Assistant] And, get this, uh, doesn't look like it. But, hold on, hold on.


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[Assistant] It actually can break out by task! What's using the GPU?


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[Assistant] But would it get you to go to Windows 10? No. Okay.


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[Assistant] You can control the volume of UWP apps individually. I hate. If you run any UWP apps, the Plex UWP app has this like style to it. Have you moved on to the...


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[Assistant] Uhm, whenever you're playing back at original quality, and since a lot of the time I'm playing rips of blu-rays because... No, totally not. No, totally not.


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[Assistant] It's like so trash compared to just like the regular player. Uh, folder protection. So this is a ransom. Yeah, so you've tried the regular player now. Uhm, yes. Yeah, and that fixes it. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Uhm, folder protection. So this is basically a ransomware defense mechanism that will allow you to select a folder as a controlled folder access so that it can't just be, you know, altered by some program that's installed on your computer.


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[Assistant] Uhm, more power management, so there's a slider for it now. Ah, some gooey stuff. We're getting into kind of, uh, kind of the boring stuff. I wasn't sharing the post anymore, oops. Uhm, start menu. I wonder if the start menu responds when you click on it now.


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[Assistant] Cause like honestly, that is still- That's what broke me. My single biggest complaint about Windows 10.


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[Assistant] Is how unresponsive the start menu is here. Let's do a test.


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[Assistant] Spotlight is their system-wide search. Oh, oh, I've got another, I've got another good one for you guys. I wonder if they fixed this. Okay, is that- Delayed again. Rufus. Hmm.


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[Assistant] That's weird. We've got Rufus the band, we've got Rufus Wainwright, the smaller band, and then we've got some USB results.


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[Assistant] Okay, let's do an experiment. Let's go look at my downloads folder.


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[Assistant] Oh boy. You know what? Let's wait to look at my downloads folder.


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[Assistant] Oh crap, I don't have it in there. Okay, well whatever, it doesn't-


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[Assistant] Okay, so I'm gonna, I'm gonna work on this in the meantime, but, uh, anyway, it makes me mad.


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[Assistant] I'll see- no, no, no, no, no. It specifically doesn't find this.


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[Assistant] So now I definitely have Rufus in my downloads folder. Uh, what is all this? Okay.


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[Assistant] Like it's an executable, we're not talking some executable and program files or something like that where there's like some kind of a risk factor involved here. We're talking, it is specifically


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[Assistant] Any other version, Windows 98 would have found that. Uhm. Yeaah, even with the stupid dog. Or wait, the dog didn't come till XP. It would have found it.


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[Assistant] Makes me so mad. People are probably explaining it to me in Twitch chat. Uhm.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, anyway. It's not a bug, it's a feature. Yeaah, I'm sure it is. Don't hate the dog. Ohhh, the dog was pretty bad. The dog was pretty bad. Uhm, anyway. What's our, what were we even talking about? Oh yeaah, Windows 10. And how you're still not gonna use it. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] So the Floatplane domain, I know we kind of jumped the gun announcing that we have Floatplane.com because we had like reached an agreement but didn't technically have it transferred to us yet.


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[Assistant] We definitely have it now. Yes. Right? Yep. Yep. Okay. Yep. Definitely. Okay. Good.


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[Assistant] I mean, it, uh, has the information like- Nope. What? Oh.


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[Assistant] Oh man, I wish I had screenshotted something the other day because I was searching Bing for something and it was astonishing how worthless the results were. And then I searched Google for it and was like,


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[Assistant] What did you call it though? I think it was like a one word subject line. Uuuuh.


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[Assistant] Yeah, uhm, it's not very SEO optimized, so...


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[Assistant] Yeah, I guess I don't get that many of those these days.


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[Assistant] So Flir needs to get this together.


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[Assistant] Why do these companies build in back doors?


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[Assistant] Dang it, it's not in any particular order. Okay, so, ah. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Wow, this is like the world's worst screenshot. This full front page one.


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[Assistant] So, in terms of content that we have over there right now, man, it's been, uh,


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[Assistant] It's been kind of a crazy week, actually. Okay, what do we got? We've got TechWiki, what happens if you don't shut your computer down properly?


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[Assistant] We've got Overkill Office Upgrade, this one actually went up on YouTube today, but has since had its thumbnail changed, but that doesn't really matter. We've got the LG Ultrawide Festival video. Oh, what's up?


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[Assistant] So that's a thing. Oh, that's exciting. Yeah, that'll be coming to YouTube pretty soon.


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[Assistant] Ah, we've got, oh, we've got part two of turning LG's wallpaper TV into a window. This thing's crazy. It's so awesome. We've got, it's finally up, testing the oldest SLI setup. I didn't notice that was there. Including screen capture.


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[Assistant] Wow, that's really cool. We've got the set destruction vlog. Oh geez. That's up, so this is us tearing down a lot of the old sets. You should tell them what cards are in.


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[Assistant] So it's, it's awesome. Uh, we've got Scrapyard Wars 6 Part 2!


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[Assistant] And part one is obviously also there. Man, there's a lot of good stuff on there right now. I think that's pretty much the bulk of it.


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[Assistant] I don't know if HandiTechUnder100StuffForYourStuff is on YouTube.


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[Assistant] Not 100% sure about that one, but yea, Scrapyard Wars is the other big piece that is not on YouTube yet.


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[Assistant] Alright. Leading us back to, I don't know, is there anything else to talk about this week? Like, what even happened? I don't think stuff for your stuff is- oh yea it is.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but, production has been delayed until November 2017, and those displays are not expected until Q1 2018.


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[Assistant] A 32-inch version, 4K, 32 inches, 144Hz, that's pretty dope. Uhm, not planned until Q3 2018, with displays not likely till Q4. Uh, 240Hz refresh rate, TN panels.


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[Assistant] Uh, they've got a 120Hz, 35 inch VA, 1440p coming, and they've got a 35 inch VA, 3440, 1440, 200Hz with full HDR, but it's delayed until Q2 2018. Uhm.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so I guess that's, uh, Yeah, so that's when you're gonna see monitor videos coming from us.


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[Assistant] Okay, this sorta matters. Uh, this was posted by Space Reptile on the forum, and this is a rumor right now.


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[Assistant] But, it is ru- this is a rumor about a product that is rumored.


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[Assistant] It is also rumored that the 1070 Ti, because the rumored specs looked really close to the 1080 Ti, like it was gonna be kinda stepping on it a little bit. It is rumored that the specs are, are true


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[Assistant] But that, in order to keep it from overlapping too much with the 1080 Ti, it will not be overclockable.


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[Assistant] I mean I want to say audacity and arrogance.


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[Assistant] Well, uh, and yeah, if this is true, Nvidia would basically be coming out and saying, well, our competitor can't compete with this anyway, so, what does it ultimately matter?


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[Assistant] I doubt it. I mean, that has been a thing on the A and B side, but it's never really been a thing on the Nvidia side of things.


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[Assistant] Razer is teasing its first smartphone with the reveal apparently coming on November 1st.


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[Assistant] So, in a surprise to absolutely no one, Min Lang Tan wears jeans.


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[Assistant] And the phone will have a bright green logo on the back of it.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna say 64 gigs of storage and it will have micro SD expansion. You know, I bet you the front's gonna be black. It will have volume buttons. Those might be green. It will be, hm? Uh, cloud ones of what?


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[Assistant] Uh, but yeaah, yeaah, so they acquired, uhm, what was it, Nextbit was the company called, Nextbit, who made the Robin. And so, Nick was yelling that they could be pushing all the storage into the cloud, I doubt it though, it's Razer, they probably just threw some nanflash chips in it. Uhm.


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[Assistant] I mean what else, what else can I, what else can I guess about it? The phone, I'm guessing will be hella mediocre. Because unless you've invested literally a decade of research into smartphone camera stuff, you're gonna end up with like an off the shelf thing. Uhm, and really that's what makes


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[Assistant] It's a high quality, affordable experience that doesn't tether you to a PC.


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[Assistant] It is the most accessible VR experience ever.


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[Assistant] Alright, last order of business, coffee lack. Uhm...


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[Assistant] Coffee Lake is in very short supply right now. It's unclear whether it's overwhelming demand or very, very, very limited supply, but it is pretty much impossible to buy a Core i5-8400, Core i7-8700K,


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[Assistant] Yeah, they are, they are selling, like, hot.


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[Assistant] Cakes? Cakes. I was gonna say cacks, but no one wants a hot cack.


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[Assistant] Well, you might. Uhm, to try and encourage people to still buy CPUs, Intel's doing a Game Without Compromises bundle, so you get, uh, let's see, two free games, Total War Warhammer 2 and Assassin's Creed Origins, but it doesn't apply to Coffee Lake, it only applies to their older stuff, which sort of makes sense if you think about it, but, uh, is annoying some people because they're like,


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[Assistant] No compromises would mean getting the best processor and getting a cool bundle. Uhm, and then that's pretty much it! Anything else for one show for you?


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[Assistant] Not particularly. Alright, I'm good then. Yeah. Signing off you guys, we'll see you again next week. Same bad time, same bad channel.


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[Assistant] Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,


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[Assistant] Uhm, we're using the old, uh, 10 GPU server thing for, uh, Bitcoin mining. Oh. Not Bitcoin.


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[Assistant] That would actually be a good name for a cryptocurrency. Ah coin. Because like, it's irrelevant. The branding doesn't matter.


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[Assistant] Uh, next week, uh, we're gonna have...


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[Assistant] Here we goooo! Are we live? Uh, theoretically, yes. Hey.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I know, I know, we're working on it. Okay. So, it's official.


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[Assistant] Pretty much everything about the WAN show set up here.


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[Assistant] Has been overhauled at this point. There are still a couple of things that we could do to improve it. In fact, I have a bunch of them listed out in my Wanshow improvement ideas list here. Oh wow. Uhm...


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[Assistant] Hold on, hold on, hold on, where'd it go? Oh, maybe I deleted it. This is a long list. No, no, no, not all of it is list. In fact, maybe none of it is list, uh, uhm, here we go! We could put padding on the table.


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[Assistant] We could put clouds above the set, like dampening clouds.


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[Assistant] We could have rolling sheets of acoustic batting, kind of around the camera on the other side.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, uh, not like rolling thunder, you know, like, uhm.


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[Assistant] I don't make the rules about how thunder gets impersonated or impressioned.


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[Assistant] Okay, well that's a perfect, absolutely perfect first topic for the WAN show today.


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[Assistant] Yeah, hold on a second. Is that even one of our... No. How do I even spell K-A-Y? Yeah, okay, that's not one of our topics for the week, so we don't have a source for this. But before the WAN show started...


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[Assistant] No, no, I mean, yeah, yeah, no, no, it's not, yeah, it's just our, our, uh, dock preparation team. Wouldn't have known anything about this.


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[Assistant] We should explain for people who only really watch Wanshow on Twitch, what exactly hosting means first.


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[Assistant] So the idea behind it is that if you were like super bros with someone, then you could set your channel to host their channel so that when you're not streaming, they get additional viewers who happen to be on your channel.


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[Assistant] I just want to jump in and, uh, like, I don't know, a tenth of the messages in chat are people setting up auto-hosting for us. Nice. So you guys are cool, you guys are bros, carry on.


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[Assistant] Uh, for like, your friends who might have content styles that you consider to be, you know, appropriate and like, related and cool for your audience. I mean, for example, our channel is not flagged as a mature audiences only channel.


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[Assistant] And everything in between. Yep. And let's roll the intro. We're moving on.


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[Assistant] Oh. Yeah. Oh, well that's cool. Yeah. When did that happen?


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[Assistant] But they're, they're one of the sponsors of the WAN show today? Yea. Oh!


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[Assistant] Cool, okay. So uhm, you know what? I guess, probably the best thing for us to do right now. We're gonna have a full, like, upgrade vlog style video of all the improvements, most of which you can't see right now.


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[Assistant] But, we have made a lot of improvements to the WAN Show. I'm just gonna show you guys some of the stuff we've done. So check out the desk now. It's like,


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[Assistant] Okay, it doesn't look that tidy, but trust me, trust me, it's like pretty tidy. Like, this is just our laptop power adapters that are going into, uhm, this, this power splitter here. So, it's actually completely tidy, other than like Luke's laptop.


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[Assistant] The HDMI cables that we each have because we can both screen share now. The, uh, tenkeyless keyboard that Corsair hooked us up with so I have a little bit more space for the keyboard, mouse, and laptop here. Uhm, also you might notice none of the audio gear is there because it has all moved.


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[Assistant] None of this would have happened. Oh, oh, I forgot. I forgot, like, the most important piece. The Wancho PC.


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[Assistant] How RGB on a scale of 1 to RGB is the Wanshow PC Note? There's 6 RGB fans. Okay, there are 6 RGB fans. Thank you for that, Luke. But I also have an RGB mouse.


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[Assistant] And RGB keyboard hooked up to it. Is that RGB keyboard? Yeah, it's an RGB keyboard! Looks like a red... I just don't have it configured right now. But it's definitely RGB in its heart. Okay. In its heart.


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[Assistant] So, none of that would have happened without Corsair hookin' us up, without, uhm, Focusrite hookin' us up with all the new audio gear, without Epiphan hookin' us up with, see, check this out.


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[Assistant] You don't have anything incriminating on your screen, do you? Okay, cool. So we can do Linus's screen. We can do Luke's screen. Boom! Also, you're in extend mode right now anyway, so. Uhm, yep.


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[Assistant] Uh, so we got all that stuff, we've got a better Wanshow streaming PC than ever before, it's got 64 gigs of RAM now, 6 core processor, uh, NVMe SSD boot drive, it's like dank AF.


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[Assistant] They're just chillin'. They're just chillin' over there. See? There they are. Buh-bye!


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[Assistant] Later. Rest in pieces. All of that, you know.


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[Assistant] We have, I believe, and I don't wanna jinx it, but other than our hideous table,


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[Assistant] We have completely moved on to the point where we shouldn't have any issues anymore. Should we tell the story of the table?


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[Assistant] Sure. Why we have such an ugly table- Brandon wanted me to change the table.


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[Assistant] Do you support Brandon's initiative to change the table? I don't think so.


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[Assistant] I like keeping the table. So who was the first person to work at Linus Media Group and use this table? Me. And why are there like acid etched marks


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[Assistant] Through the paint. Okay, okay, we're bringing back the webcam. Also, we have a webcam now that's gonna always be here, just as like a way for us to just show random stuff. I mean, obviously it's not like...


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[Assistant] Color corrected or anything. But do you see the entire like, edge of the table here?


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[Assistant] The origin story goes even further back. The origin story was that, uhm, we were starting up, uhm, Linus Media Group, and we had no money. Like, for us, budgeting for a gallon of paint to paint the walls in the garage was like,


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[Assistant] Was getting rid of some Ikea furniture, and I kinda went, ugh, Ikea furniture has kind of that stigma. And then he's like, no no, it's old Ikea furniture, it's the good stuff. So this thing is like,


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[Assistant] Yeah, they have like corrugated cardboard inside them. I mean, they're light, and they're actually very strong. This is not an IKEA sales pitch, but like, it's a pretty cool technology.


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[Assistant] They light up like crazy. They're not built like this thing was. So what we did was I got, again, it was a significant investment at the time, but I got a spray bomb of like, kind of textured speckled paint with the idea being that


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[Assistant] This table can pull double duty, cause it was, oh it was incredibly ugly when we got it. I think this beige color is the actual table top color. It was like an off white, it was awful. So I was like, this table can pull double duty. We'll run our benchmarks with the test benches on it.


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[Assistant] And then we can also use this cool texture with this fancy paint I spent an extra three dollars on to do like B-roll glam footage on it.


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[Assistant] So now we've obviously moved on from that, but the table still holds a special place in my heart. It's one of the first things Linus Media Group ever owned.


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[Assistant] That's right. This table is a reminder of where we came from. That's right. So uhm... No Brandon! Bad Brandon!


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[Assistant] AMD Ryzen lineup and prices confirmed. 8 cores for as low as $320. Putting Ryzen right competitive with twice as many cores and overclocking capability.


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[Assistant] With a four, uh, excuse me, we're up to 7700K. Sorry, I forgot there was a difference.


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[Assistant] Oh no, was it like a video transcoding one? Is the onboard GPU better than ever? Okay, sysmark is like, is broad enough that it's kind of hard to, uh, tell how well it would represent the improvements.


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[Assistant] So the entire Ryzen CPU lineup has been verified and pricing confirmed through various online retailers.


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[Assistant] At least three different CPUs are supposed to be available on day one. And I gotta say, if I hated the name Ryzen before, the amount of hate that I have for the model numbers that go with it is an entire order of magnitude higher.


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[Assistant] Uhm, that's actually not a terrible idea.


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[Assistant] Not that many people would watch it, but hopefully they would be important people, like Min Lang Tan, and uh, oh.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, yeah, Shaw, wide open internet, whatever. Thank you.


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[Assistant] Okay, so this video is all the evidence that I need to back up that confusing naming scheme.


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[Assistant] Confusing naming schemes are a big load of bollocks that need to be gotten rid of. Nobody knows what a core i3, i5, or i7 is. 5.6 million people.


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[Assistant] I could say 7. 5.7 million people had to watch this video to understand what the heck is a Core i7.


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[Assistant] With many of the comments being about how annoying my voice is, how I'm probably gay,


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[Assistant] And, uh, what's one of the other really common ones? Oh, and how my earrings need to die in a fire. Because any videos- So all unrelated. That I host. That get big enough to get out of the circle. Yea, get out of the, like, sort of people who kind of get it. Uhm.


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[Assistant] So, so other than those comments, a lot of is like, wow, thank you for this video. I had no idea. This was a very confusing thing for me. AMD is making this even worse. What does 7 mean?


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[Assistant] Especially because most of the leaked, uh, product lineup...


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[Assistant] References that we've seen so far indicate that everything in the initial lineup will be seven. Yeah.


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[Assistant] I mean, you already have four numbers.


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[Assistant] You have 1700, maybe that first number could mean something, and then the next one could mean something, and then the other two could mean something. And like again, and they probably will have some horrible document that's like,


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[Assistant] If we're talking about, here, this is all Zeon. Really, this is all Zeon. They have an entire page about Zeon.


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[Assistant] Okay, wha- whatever, there's a consumer one too, here we go. It's a separate page, okay? I like the thing is it can change. If you need, if you need this, then you're terrible.


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[Assistant] Like, what is this? What is this? Why is the product line suffix in a different place than the product line suffix?


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[Assistant] Why is the skew numeric digits moved over here? Why? What could possibly be a reason for this? Did they have a focus group? Did they have a focus group where people told them, oh yea, you know, the way you were doing it before, that was really sucky, so could you maybe make it more terrible?


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[Assistant] They don't have more than 26 product lines. So, so why-


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[Assistant] I mean, what would- what's 26 times 20- 26, okay? So 26 times 26-


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[Assistant] What is going in here? They don't have 676 product lines, so they don't need two letters. That's for sure. We know this. Also, these are skew specific digits. There are three of them, so that's 999, okay? 999 times, hold on, what was 26 times 26 again?


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[Assistant] Six hundred and seventy-six, okay? So let's go six hundred and seventy-six times, uh, what was it? Nine hundred and ninety-nine, okay? They don't have six hundred and seventy-five thousand three hundred and twenty-four SKUs. What do they need them all for? And that times three.


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[Assistant] So anyway, uhm, I will give Intel and AMD at least this much credit, okay?


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[Assistant] At least they change the product name when they release a new product. The new product might not perform any better.


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[Assistant] Oh man. I mean, at least intel. I was trying to explain this to-


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[Assistant] Uhm, Yvonne last night, my wife. Uhm, so I was telling her, hey, uh, Luke needs to borrow our media center PC, so if you and the kids are watching TV while I'm at badminton tonight, use the Nvidia shield. And she's like, oh, how do I hook that up? I've never done that before. And I was like,


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[Assistant] You just use the Harmony remote, and you set- we'll go play Shield. She's like, oh, where is it? Is it on your nightstand? And I'm like,


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[Assistant] Because NVIDIA released the shield handheld console called the NVIDIA Shield.


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[Assistant] The 1800X is looking like it's gonna be in that 6900K sort of competitive, uh, price range. Wait, how much is this? No, 6900K is like double that. Cool.


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[Assistant] So word on the street is like half the price, and if AMD can be close to the performance, we are gonna be looking at a very, very different playing field. Slightly over a thousand dollars.


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[Assistant] And they're quoting 65 watt on the 1700, which if pricing is anything to go by, looks like it's going to be taking on if they're targeting half the price. So that would be going after something like a 68 or a 6700K. Wooooow. Okay, as long as boards aren't totally unreasonable.


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[Assistant] Uh, this is going to be one heck of an interesting rest of the year.


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[Assistant] So the WCCF Tech article speculates that the 1700 at 316 US dollars will be 6900K class performance. Let's see. It's gonna come down to overclocking in all likelihood, but let's see how that, uh, turns out.


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[Assistant] What I'll say is this, that part of the fun has been taken out of overclocking for me. Yes. In the last three to four years. And the reason for that is that the chips are already clocked at like 4.4 GHz in some cases.


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[Assistant] Uhm, there's not that much headroom left. 4.4 Gs is like, kind of a lot.


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[Assistant] Whereas if AMD comes in and says, okay, you know what, we're gonna, we're gonna sell them at lower clock speeds and we're gonna bring back some of the fun, some of the silicon lottery, cause right now you can expect pretty consistent results, give or take 300 megahertz on reasonable cooling out of an Intel processor.


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[Assistant] Whereas if AMD goes, okay yeah, they're gonna be cheap, we're not gonna play- Are we selling for this much? Yeah, we're not gonna like, bin them close to the wire, and they're gonna overclock like a bat out of hell, have fun.


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[Assistant] Yea, Nvidia cards are about as little fun to overclock as anything. Holy crap.


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[Assistant] I mean, it's nice that we're getting all the performance we can out of a product, out of the box, which is great, but I sure wish that Project Greenlight


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[Assistant] Yeah, I sure wish board partners were allowed to just, like, build crap.


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[Assistant] Anyway, not one to take this kind of thing lying down. Uh, this was originally posted in the Linus Tech Tips forum by NumLock21. Uh, Intel is rumored to be creating higher clocked Kaby Lake CPUs to combat Ryzen.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say, this won't be enough. Hopefully not.


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[Assistant] Oh yea, I hope it's not enough. For a quad core, so the rumored SKUs, overclock3d.net is our source here, are the i5-7640K and i7-7740K, and it looks like about a 5% bump here.


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[Assistant] Uhm, also it looks like we may get an i5 with hyperthreading, which would be very surprising to me. Uhm.


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[Assistant] They, okay, I suspect they're going for one of two tactics.


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[Assistant] Either they think that Ryzen's single-threaded performance is not going to be on par with Kaby Lake, especially at this kind of clock speed. So they might be counting on Ryzen's single-threaded performance at the clock speeds it can hit.


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[Assistant] Not being able to compete with Kaby Lake at like 4.6 GHz, and they might be thinking, you know what?


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[Assistant] We can bring these in above the existing chips as, as gamer oriented skews, and these really will deliver the best performance in games. Which is possible. Or!


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[Assistant] Intel is in full on panic mode because with how inbred the entire IT industry is, I guarantee you, there's working Ryzen Silicon in Intel's labs right now. There's absolutely no way that there isn't.


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[Assistant] So, the other possibility is Intel is in panic mode right now, and these are gonna come straight in as replacements for the 7700 and 7600K, and they are getting ready for a significant price adjustment on the LGA20113 platform chips as well. I still hope it's not enough.


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[Assistant] So, you hope that Intel underestimates Ryzen. Yes.


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[Assistant] I want something to light a fire under intel, because...


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[Assistant] As scary as it is, that part of me worries that this might be the last time we ever see a big push from AMD. I mean, it's not like Jim Keller's gonna go back and like, save them again. Uhm, and he's working at Tesla now. Uhm.


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[Assistant] I-I-I-I-I worry that if this isn't enough to kind of prompt Intel to get their gear into gear, get them- They have them into gear? Yeah, thank you. We got there. It's fine. We made it. Nailed it. Uhm.


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[Assistant] I, I worry that we'll just never really, I mean never is a strong word, but I worry that we will never really see, uhm, a fire lit under those guys again.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so, so yeaah, this, this feels like our chance.


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[Assistant] On the subject of fires, uh, this was posted by Suicidal Franco on the forum. The original article here is from Forbes.


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[Assistant] I'm assuming if production wasn't affected, probably no one was hurt. Let's hope, let's hope that, let's hope that, like, that's the only reason that that made it into the statement. But apparently it was caused, so this is actually good news, by discarded faulty batteries.


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[Assistant] So it wasn't caused by, by like, palettes of batteries that were on their way to be shipped to Samsung or anything like that.


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[Assistant] So they could cut by another third, taking 650 down to 20, that's one thirtieth, is that right? One thirtieth of the workforce?


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[Assistant] And this company is far from the only one making the change. I mean, we've talked about things like McDonald's wanting to roll out restaurants entirely staffed by robots. Uhm.


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[Assistant] I mean, this is something that, and I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna pretend that either the left or the right have it figured out at this point. No. But this is something that the politicians have to figure out and have to address.


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[Assistant] Welfare state is going to be a thing. Socialism is going to be a thing, or we are all going to starve. Most of us will. Period.


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[Assistant] There will not be jobs to bring back when robots are doing them.


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[Assistant] So, let me propose something here. These robots build hard drives that power the cloud


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[Assistant] The cloud, uh, hold on, let me think for a second here.


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[Assistant] No, no, I had, I had, I had a way for this to work. Okay. The cloud pays entertainers to stream- so Amazon, okay? Amazon's an example of a cloud provider that owns Twitch. Okay? So they pay entertainers to play video games- Hold on, hold on, hold on! They pay entertainers


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[Assistant] And then, those robots use that money to build more robots that build more hard drives. Okay.


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[Assistant] I mean, I'm firing up KC Tron's stream right now.


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[Assistant] Yes, which is probably already a thing. Live reactions. That's definitely, yes.


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[Assistant] Streaming reactions. Yes. And streaming, streaming like, um, critique of the state of our society. Yes. Where like, re- live reactions to people reacting live to something that's happening that a robot's doing. Oh! Is like all that's left.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. Yeaah. Uhh. So speaking of getting paid to be an entertainer.


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[Assistant] iFixit! Um, iFixit has a lot of stuff that is probably in my notes. Oh yeah, iFixit's great. We love iFixit. In fact, I think I- no, I was using the kit, that's why it's not there. It's in the, uh, yeah, that one and I think there's one there.


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[Assistant] Cause I was taking something apart with it. Anyway, iFixit builds amazing tools for taking apart and putting back together and repairing and upgrading your electronics. They've got everything from their like, complete one bag to hold them all solution that's got like,


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[Assistant] Their magnetic screw holder, their, uh, you know, microfiber cloth, their multiple different screwdriver sets, yea, it's okay. Someone's probably using it, it's fine. Uhm, all the way from like, the whole bag, down to the ProTech Toolkit, which has all the little prying tools you need for taking apart mobile devices, suction cups, all that good stuff.


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[Assistant] Down to this one, which is the Essentials. Oh no, one of the, uh, guitar picks fell out.


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[Assistant] This is the Essentials, uhm, electronic toolkit. So it's got one of their trademark spudgers, which is a poking and prying tool.


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[Assistant] It's got their old version of their driver with, uh, what is it? 16 bits. It's got their ESD safe tweezers. It's got one of their suction cups. It's got one of their, uh, one of their, like, knife things and one of their other prying tools. They're all great.


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[Assistant] These are the bomb, the number of times that I have accidentally damaged something by using a prying tool that like scratched it.


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[Assistant] Lots, uhm. Lots when it wasn't that one. There's little things that they think of, like check this out. This is how you pull it out. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] See? Cause there's a little, uh, there's a little cavity there. So you can just pull it out like that. Pretty cool, right?


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[Assistant] So that's it. I recommend pulling out and I recommend using iFixit toolkits. And you can save on an iFixit toolkit by heading to ifixit.com slash Linus and using offer when show to save 5% on a purchase of $10 or more.


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[Assistant] Also sponsoring the WAN show today. I think I do remember something about this. But we weren't gonna do it until we finally upgraded the WAN show set. And we were actually using their capture cards. So, we worked out a deal with Epiphan. Where I basically went, okay, look.


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[Assistant] We need capture cards that aren't terrible. Uh, in the, in the upgrade vlog, you guys are gonna see the capture card and microphone graveyard that we keep under the table here. Uhm,


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[Assistant] We had tried so many different ones, so I was talking to Epiphan, and I was like, look, we need capture cards that actually work. So here's the deal.


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[Assistant] You guys sent us some capture cards that actually work. We're gonna use them for a couple months to ensure that we are 100% certain they actually work. And then we are gonna do our part to get the word out there.


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[Assistant] Epiphan capture cards actually freaking work. So here we are, we are months in. The only issues that we've had with them have been due to overwhelming a single USB controller, which we were able to solve actually a couple weeks ago by popping in a PCIe USB controller card.


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[Assistant] And now, I am pleased as punch. You plug them in, they automatically detect the resolution and the frame rate, everything is ready to rock.


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[Assistant] Instantaneously, the streaming quality looks great, and they, yeaah, what can I, they just work. I think that was all I was really asking for.


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[Assistant] They just work. And they've got actually some recent firmware updates that make them better, uh, great for not just like...


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[Assistant] professional video streaming and whatever else. They're great for PC capture as well, so they do 2560 by 1440p now. Oh, nice. Yeah. That's cool. So they actually do like PC resolutions and stuff like that, like they really do care, and they're a Canadian company. Yeah. They're like, it says right on the made in Canada, I was like...


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[Assistant] Anyway, they've got a fantastic lineup, everything from the AVIO, SDI, HD, and 4K, which are the ones that we use predominantly. So if you've noticed the dramatic improvement in the quality of our video capture,


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[Assistant] In our videos, that's thanks to Epiphan. Uhm, that combined with that BenQ monitor that has HDMI passthrough allows us to capture exactly what's happening through multiple reboots because Epiphan just switches resolutions on the fly. So if you like blue screen, it captures the whole experience, the bios coming up.


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[Assistant] Now we have ways to just capture everything and we can do it without interfering with the testbench system.


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[Assistant] At all, because everything's being done through an HDMI splitter that's built into the monitor and then it goes out to a completely separate system.


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[Assistant] Anyway, they also have a PCI Express card, so their DVI to PCIe Duo is another one that we have. That one is a little bit, uhm, more manual in terms of the setup. So the one that I really recommend, if you're looking for like a grab-and-go solution, I almost always have one in my backpack.


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[Assistant] Is the, uh, the AVIO 4K is my personal favorite. We use the SDI for our camera because we've got an SDI camera. And then we use the HD for just my computer here because we don't need 4K for a 1080 stream. But yeah, love it. Love everything about it. Check it out at epiphan.com slash AVIO slash WAN.


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[Assistant] It's good stuff, and it's actually not unreasonably priced either. Which is great. If you just wanna like, pay a couple bucks more and get something that actually works.


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[Assistant] Alright, so in a surprise move that surprised no one, uh, this was posted by kurufinwedehunderscorewins, wow, worst username ever award, you win.


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[Assistant] Nvidia announces their Q4 2017 results, record profits! Record, record quarter, gross revenue, 2.173 billion.


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[Assistant] This is up 700 million from their previous Q4. Unreal. Uhm.


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[Assistant] Net income is at 655 million. I mean, this is just unfathomable numbers, hey? Yeah. Wow. That's unbelievable.


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[Assistant] Poor AMD, they posted their results two weeks ago, 1.11 billion in revenue, loss of 51 million, and they're in the CPU and GPU market.


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[Assistant] Un-be-lievable. So yearly numbers, uh, 6.91 billion revenue compared to 5 billion the year before. Like when you're as much of a monster as Nvidia is, I kinda go, yeah, how do you grow like 30% year over year? Well apparently they figured it out. Uhm, unreal. Here's their-


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[Assistant] Yeah, I guess so. So here's their quarterly revenue trend. Look at that. They were doing one billion and change. Boom, second half of this year.


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[Assistant] I mean, that is Nvidia's wheelhouse right now, and it is going- AMD is going to have to demonstrate to someone like a car manufacturer in a big way that they're still going to exist in five to ten years if they're going to expect these guys to buy into the ecosystem.


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[Assistant] This is very, very important. There's more to it than just, well, AMD GPUs are great for this kind of processing too. If you're investing in building out like a super computer or something,


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[Assistant] There's no such thing as buying from a company that you can't trust in addition to it having great performance or great specs or whatever the case may be.


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[Assistant] Uhm, okay, so this was posted by Zemule on the forum. The original article is from the Steam community here.


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[Assistant] Very interesting, green light is going away.


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[Assistant] I suspect, uhm, the car companies are funny.


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[Assistant] Where a lot of it, they're not gonna just say like, the BMW, xDrive, whatever the crap,


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[Assistant] Uh, you want, uh, you want a GTX Titan XP or, uh, you know, 1080, and that affects, like, you know, how, how many pedestrians you can dodge before you smack into a wall or whatever. Like, it doesn't really work that way. They're just gonna say with, like,


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[Assistant] You know, Nvidia, it's really funny that Nvidia's like, compute card, the Tesla, would be a name that no car manufacturer other than Tesla would be willing to say, and even for Tesla it would be like a really weird message.


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[Assistant] You know, uh, deep learning technology or something like that. Like there's gonna be something else.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so the new system that Valve's introducing will be called Steam Direct. It's expected to go live this spring. Uh, they've been dissatisfied with Steam Greenlight for a while. That's good, because so were a lot of people. Uh, Gabe Newell described the system as probably bad for the Steam community.


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[Assistant] They will ask developers to complete a set of digital paperwork, personal or company verification and tax documents similar to signing up for a bank account. Once they're set up, they will pay a recoupable application fee for each title they wish to distribute.


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[Assistant] It's intended to dec-decrease the amount of bad games submitted to Greenlight as a joke.


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[Assistant] Valve has said there are now more than a hundred Greenlight games that have earned at least a million each. Many of which wouldn't have been on Steam in the first place if it weren't for Greenlight. So they're not saying Greenlight, we should have never done it. They're just saying-


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[Assistant] I mean, I've talked to, uhm, folks like guys over at extreme systems dot org. They added a one dollar fee to sign up for their forum and they were like, yeah, the dollar is meaningless. It means nothing compared to the administration and hosting costs and all that stuff. The point is it's anti-spammer.


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[Assistant] So someone has to submit a dollar with some kind of financial institution and the spam was GONE.


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[Assistant] You don't have to go through Google or Apple, you don't have to compete in the App Store.


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[Assistant] Yeah, sales of like 256 gig SD cards are gonna be like...


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[Assistant] Like it's one of those things where for the Wii, I have to go back that far to the last time I bought a console, but for the Wii, I bought Super Monkey Ball for it. And I was just like, this is a lot more games than Wii Sports?


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[Assistant] But Wii Sports was free, and every single one of the games in Wii Sports has so much more replay value than these minigames in Super Monkey Ball 2.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I don't know. Like, my son plays Wii Sports more than he plays VR.


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[Assistant] Wii Sports is the reason that I own four Wiimotes, two Nunchucks, and instead of one Wiimote and one Nunchuck and like,


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[Assistant] Maybe a pro controller. And, well, they didn't exist when I was still buying Wii accessories, but a GameCube controller. Yeah. For like, so that I could have, and maybe a classic controller. Like, it's the reason that I own two to three times as many Wii peripherals as I did, because, like, the in-laws wanted to play too. Anyway.


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[Assistant] Nvi-, uh, NVIDIA. Well, uh, NVIDIA 2, I mean, there are hardwares in it, but, uh, Nintendo is apparently very bullish on the Switch.


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[Assistant] So they're saying that, uhm, blah, blah, blah, after the presentation, we'll see more requests and more and more software publishers, et cetera, et cetera, unannounced new titles will be detailed in the future, reiterated that Nintendo plans to ship 2 million of the new console worldwide by the end of March. That is, uh, pretty aggressive.


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[Assistant] The way that Wii's were arriving before Christmas that year was like, you guys had these. Yeah.


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[Assistant] You're just, you're just trickling them out because you're jerks. But hey, I made a lot of money on that. I got a free Wii, effectively.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so that was, it was really fun. Like I did it with my wife. I used to like camping. We both camped out. That's the, I think it's one of the, I don't think I've ever camped for anything else.


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[Assistant] That's funny, that is one thing I miss about like, physical magazines and manuals and stuff, like my Final Fantasy VI manual.


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[Assistant] Like, I've read, like, all the stupid character backstories. I mean, I was a kid at the time, right? But, like, I've read through all the different spells. Like, it's, it's, it's stuff like this that I guess you kind of forget about being a kid. Where, like, you're still, you know, uh,


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[Assistant] You're still like at some early stage in the game, and you know, you just want to like read about spells that like, maybe someday, Terra will cast.


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[Assistant] Okay. So there's a couple fun things. Uhm, Yoda, the bill, so this was originally posted by F.org. Yoda, the bill that would let you own and sell your devices is reintroduced by Congress.


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[Assistant] And Jared Polis. So, uh, Republican and Democratic just reintroduced their You Own Devices Act. A bill that aims to help you reclaim some of your ownership rights in the software enabled devices that you buy. What a friendly thing for the government to be doing!


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[Assistant] If a computer program enables a device to operate, Yoda would let you transfer ownership of a copy of that computer program along with the device. The law overrides any agreement to the contrary, like an abusive eula, and you have the right to receive security or bug fixes.


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[Assistant] Twitch Communities Beta, this was posted by CP Yarger on the forum, and, uh, basically is a way for us to not be sort of on the, sort of in the gray area of people who are supposed to be streaming on Twitch. Uhm, cause we don't stream games here. So,


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[Assistant] Yeah, cool. Uh, they're saying users can set up their own communities if they choose. We've heard from our streamers and viewers that they want the freedom to form specific groups. So, some of these categories, it initially contains hundreds of them,


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[Assistant] Build on top of gamers interests and some of them just straight up don't. So inside communities will be a stream wall which displays live content from creators who are choosing to broadcast to the community and broadcasters associating themselves with the community could give them more exposure for their content allowing them to pick up more fans. Cool, good for them.


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[Assistant] Uhm, what else we got here? Eh, something about Cody. Oh, NASA built a chip to survive on Venus, uh, something something, 800 degrees Fahrenheit, that's pretty neat.


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[Assistant] Oh, 51, is that right? Yeah, Super Bowl 51 ad from Google. Uh, wreaked havoc on customers who already own a Google Home system. This was posted by TechDreamer on the forum, that's pretty funny. So Google's use of OK Google.


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[Assistant] Uh, sends people's homes into a frenzy. So that's pretty, that's pretty funny, I guess. And, on that note, because we started the WAN Show somewhat on time, we're actually gonna end it somewhat on time. So that I won't actually be late for my, uh, for my class.


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[Assistant] I was late, but mostly because of the snow. I left on time, but the snow was terrible. The roads were awful.


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[Assistant] And like, had to go back down it carefully, and take a run at it, and then hope that the light would go green, so I still had momentum as I- yea, it was really bad.


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[Assistant] No, not this week. Got it. Okay, so can we talk about the idea that we have?


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[Assistant] Maybe let's just not. Boiler would- Yeah, I don't want Boiler to get upset.


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[Assistant] Uhm, what we will do though is we will remind y'all that we do have an early access platform, uhm,


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[Assistant] I was kinda thinking maybe I would talk about it during the...


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[Assistant] Uh, during like the sponsors part of the show, like we could be our own sponsor for the show or something, anyway. Okay. If you're not already a member of the Floatplane Club, I just dropped a link in there where you guys can, uh...


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[Assistant] What's, what's cool on there right now? Cause people haven't seen my personal rig update yet.


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[Assistant] Okay, so there's a lot of stuff on there right now. In fact, you know what? An easier way to do this would be to just look at the calendar. So stuff that is on Float Playing Club, but is not on YouTube yet. Backlit keyboards under 25 bucks. It's a 10-way roundup.


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[Assistant] We've got Luke's personal rig update codenamed Geodude. Yep. We've got holy bleep episode 15, the most hipster server cabinet of all time. It's pretty cool. We've got the introduction to the petabyte project where we show off the 100 drives and, uh,


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[Assistant] Go through all of our plans for how that's gonna go down. We've got our backplates on GPUs worth it.


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[Assistant] Uh, courtesy of Luke, and we've got 40 gigabit networking under a hundred dollars. So that's everything that's in the lineup for the next week or so. You guys can check it all out at Flow Playing Club.


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[Assistant] And, uh, no, there's no Scrapyard Wars yet, but I will commit to this.


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[Assistant] We will do another season of Scrapyard Boars this year.


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[Assistant] Right now, we- what? That's not the hugest commitment. That's a commitment. Yeah. Yeah.


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[Assistant] We will! So, right now, Colton, Chelsea, and Nick are working on sponsorship for it because it is time consuming and expensive, but uhm, we will do it, and thank you guys very much for watching, we will see you next week, same bat time, same bat channel.


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[Assistant] Watch this, watch this Luke, watch this. Ohhhhh, and it has audio? Oh dang!


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[Assistant] Epiphan, bringing you better streaming gear since whenever they were founded. I fix it so I can fix it. Even I can fix it.


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[Assistant] California High School makes 24 million dollars off the Snapchat IPO. Like what? What? Ridiculous. Like how is that even?


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[Assistant] Uh, apparently they invested, I guess, no, we're not talking about this right now. Moving on.


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[Assistant] I see. This is a private Catholic high school in California's Silicon Valley. They agreed to invest $15,000 in seed money into Snapchat in 2012. That happened because one of the student's parents is a VC. A venture capitalist.


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[Assistant] So it was like able to push this through. They bought that $15,000 worth of shares, which totals 600,000 shares.


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[Assistant] Oh no, they, they, okay, they had 2 million shares. They sold 1.4 million shares at $17 during Snapchat's IPO this week, generating about $24 million. But they still have 600,000 shares, which is still worth like $17 million.


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[Assistant] Don't do much, but gamble. Make millions of dollars.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's fair. Yeah. Yeah. We are not evaluated at 28 billion.


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[Assistant] One interesting tidbit before we continue. A lot of people in the chat thought we missed the outro. And, uh, the word, I think the word restart has been like banned now, thank you Ghost, because everyone was just spamming, or the intro, sorry. They're just spamming the crap out of it. I think it's just because we were mostly on time.


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[Assistant] Because the, the LTT chatbot is merciless.


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[Assistant] So a series of third party apps would provide you with information about the area you are going to work in productivity integrations, communications with the place you are going to specifically, or just standard entertainment because people can't multitask and go to Google.


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[Assistant] I guess. And they want to charge you for that. I think.


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[Assistant] Uuuuhm. The marketplace will be based on a new version of Trip Experiences, a smaller feature first launched a year ago with a select group of partners.


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[Assistant] I've gotten screwed before and Uber's really good about like if you can prove that you got screwed on your driving path, they'll give you money back.


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[Assistant] I don't like to actually do things. It's gonna be like, the airport? Like, like it's Uber, you're not traveling across the country.


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[Assistant] If you don't own a car and you're using it to commute or something like that, then you're less interested in your destination. Right.


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[Assistant] We are like the most interested in our destination use case that there is. And even then, like, you would have looked at pictures of it before.


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[Assistant] So what they're trying to do is have in-app purchases.


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[Assistant] This is what more social media companies need to do in order to make money. Snapchat, pro tip, if your user is drunk, allow them to buy things.


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[Assistant] You can, you can pay like a lot of money to send a priority message to someone that you used to be in a relationship status with.


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[Assistant] But I've had people who host sites that we've given shoutouts, like, contact me directly and be like, hey, thanks. Really? Shroud would never thank me for anything.


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[Assistant] I think part of that problem is us being Canadian. It's part of it.


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[Assistant] What if you could attribute a cost to a rat's petoot? I have. It was like a lab rat?


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[Assistant] I think that game is gonna like single handedly sell the Switch. Although I don't know, it works for Wii U. It's like the, one of the fourth or fifth, it's in the top ten of highest rated games all time on Metacritic right now. Pretty ridiculous.


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[Assistant] If you're buying a like, top tier GPU and a top tier CPU and then playing at 1080p, it's a little weird.


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[Assistant] What if you want to have, uh, only a processor and stream Dota 2? Only a processor? I've still been really confused by that.


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[Assistant] Cause due to fluctuations, if you start sending above 4, so if you set to like 3.8 and then it fluctuates to above 4, you'll just miss stuff, and it's bad.


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[Assistant] One thing that was noticed at the event was that the x99 boards were in dual channel memory, they only had two sticks of ram.


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[Assistant] But I heard specifically two sticks, so they must have just mixed up the systems or something.


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[Assistant] Oh wow, Epipham AV.io video grabbers are quoted as the simplest way to share video. And honestly, in the experience that we've had with them, that sounds fairly legitimate, my screen just went black because of that, but that makes sense. That's not Epipham's fault. That's just like, how this whole thing works.


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[Assistant] They're good for sharing video in general. You can do any computer with a USB port, is pretty much how they quote that. Live event production, gaming, there it is. Boom. Boom! I can even highlight what I'm talking about. Boom, baby! Lecture capture, if you wanna be like a super baller teacher. Yeah, that's right.


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[Assistant] Outright. Okay, so the way that I use mine right now is I'm very rarely on like voice calls when I'm at my computer desk at work. So it's just disconnected but sitting on my desk plugged into an extension cable to my computer.


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[Assistant] Wow, you should all tweet him with your totally not bots. That he didn't do that right.


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[Assistant] Could that be okay? No. And... Apparently he knew all this while attacking Hillary's email practices, which is sort of hilarious. Yes.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so you can try to figure out how to make it actually answer in a conversational tone like I do. It's a little difficult sometimes. It takes a few shots. And the frustrating part is when it decides to end the conversation by just giving you a Google search link and you're like, well, gotta start from the beginning again.


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[Assistant] That's gonna be super cool. I'm very excited for private voice activated AI.


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[Assistant] I'm not very excited for Cloud. Yeaah. Someone will make it eventually. Yeaah, that's... Way far out, but someone will make it eventually.


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[Assistant] The current setups for voice-activated AI is scary and sketchy. And once, like, way down the line, someone makes it private, I will set that up.


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[Assistant] So they have lots of soy in their spices and marinade.


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[Assistant] Remember like a long time ago when through VLC you could like set a video as your background?


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[Assistant] Yeah. Now it's like, there's a program on Steam called, I think it's Wallpaper Engine.


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[Assistant] Unfortunately, most of them are just like weird, mostly nude drawn animated girls, but there's a search bar. So I found like a really cool Titanfall helmet when it's doing like the blinking thing after the credits and an Assassin's Creed flag because I haven't changed since I was 18. So here we go. Wow, that was a really cool story.


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[Assistant] The Twitch chat's like, unfortunately, you can choose whatever you want. I won't judge you.


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[Assistant] The Switch launch is going really well. Apparently they're gonna be shipping 2 million by the end of the month. I don't think that's how many are sold, cause a lot of sites are just not taking purchases. Like, you can't even pre- you can't even like, pre-purchase one when they're available almost anywhere, because no one knows how much stock they're getting, cause it's Nintendo. Uhm, but as they're like- It's such a big company.


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[Assistant] Yeah, as they've already shipped 2 million units and the Wii U only ever shipped so far 13.56, around there. Wow. They're doing pretty good.


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[Assistant] So many people, for so long, have been telling me that in my VR scripts, when I talk about how the cost of everything combined is really expensive, they're like, no, but the computers are pretty cheap now. Like, no. It doesn't matter.


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[Assistant] You're getting into a realm of expense, which is just too much for so many people. It doesn't matter that like,


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[Assistant] Like we know someone who's relatively young that has one.


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[Assistant] I can do this, or this, turn my windshield wipers on.


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[Assistant] Messages were stored in a Mongo database that was pub- that was in a publicly facing network segment without any authentication required and had been indexed by SHODAN.


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[Assistant] I would still like- For no black bars. I would- I get it, I would still personally like a 16x10, but I get it. Okay.


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[Assistant] I haven't been like, announcing it, but I haven't been hiding it either.


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[Assistant] X saying in slightly under now three months.


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[Assistant] I think I saw it, and I think I enjoyed it. A lot of them are good. It seems like people genuinely like take time to find one that's sorta cool.


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[Assistant] Uhm, we're at like almost, I think we're at like 850ish or something?


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[Assistant] So like this week with like Ryzen, 1080Ti, Nintendo Switch, which I believe is coming out tomorrow.


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[Assistant] Nope. Okay, we didn't. Just don't even wanna... Nope. There's a website coming. We're working on it a lot.


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[Assistant] Okay, no, I think we're good. I think we're good. I think it's recording.


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[Assistant] Thank you, Rex. Uh, we are now actually in 1080p. This chair is so high up.


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[Assistant] There we go. Uh, last time that we went live, we were at like, okay, the last time technically we were at 720p. The time before that, still today, we are at 360p.


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[Assistant] Now we are in 1080p, 29.97 fps because that camera and everything should theoretically be fine. We were 720p for a little bit too. I said that.


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[Assistant] Really great job, uhm, with the attentiveness levels. Anyways, uh, so what we're trying to do here is a little bit of a year in review, although that is slightly falling apart, because a large percentage of the people that work here are leaving, because Christmas.


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[Assistant] happening somewhere and he has to be there for whatever reason.


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[Assistant] So we're gonna have Jake right now. Yes. We're gonna have Tyler on, which you guys haven't met before. Colton and Nick and hopefully Linus and maybe one other person. Taryn and Ezal are probably both too busy. Unfortunately, we're gonna have those guys on. We're gonna talk to them about how their year here has gone.


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[Assistant] What their favorite things have been, what their least favorite things have been, how everything has been going. I know you've probably sort of seen mine already, if you're here. Uhm, you've probably sort of seen a few other ones.


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[Assistant] We're gonna redo those, because we're uploading this one to YouTube.


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[Assistant] And yeah, hopefully it is a good show. Did Colton even run the intro last time? I don't think so. I'm gonna do it this time. Let's see if it lags out. Hey! What's the music like? It's working. I don't know if the music is working, so... Here we go. They can't even see us right now.