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Whoa, Riley was right. There's a lot of you here. Can you guys go easy on me?

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It's my first time telling you about the tech news. NVIDIA and AMD have agreed to

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pay the US government 15% of all revenue

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from chips that they sell to China. >> Uh, I know, specifically AI chips like

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NVIDIA's H20 or AMD's Mi308. The news

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comes just days after the Orange administration hosted Jensen's jacket at

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the White House where it was announced that NVIDIA was granted the export

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license needed in order to sell these chips to China. Impeccable timing cuz

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one social media post connected to Chinese state media says that these H20

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chips are lacking technological innovation and are environmentally

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unfriendly. >> That won't stop them though. >> It does make things a little awkward.

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This is the first time a US company has agreed to fork over some of their

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revenue in order to obtain these export licenses. Rightfully making some experts

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uh a little nervous. But that doesn't matter, right? We're all used to pay to

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win by now. And senior golfer Trump needs more tacky gold to decorate his

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office with. >> I make you an offer you can't refuse. The move could bring in more than $2

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billion to the US government since NVIDIA was expected to sell more than

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$15 billion worth of these chips to China. Oh yeah, AMD is here as well with

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their 800 million predicted in sales. >> Yeah, there's competition.

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>> They're competing hard. Speaking of irrelevant things, AOL, everyone's

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favorite dialup internet service provider, has officially announced that on September 30th, they are killing

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their dialup service. Rest in peace, little yellow man. No longer do you have

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to run for the remaining 160,000 Americans that still use Dialup to get

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their 56 kilobytes a second. Is that how slow it was? Yikes. Are you shocked that

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many people are still using Dialup? I know I was when I read that number, but

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it is down from about 260,000 just 6

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years ago. This service shutdown comes just 4 years after Verizon sold Yahoo

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and AOL to Apollo for a whopping $5

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billion. I do wonder how much of that was Yahoo

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>> even then. >> As for now though, all other AOL services are staying up and running,

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including their newsfeed. Don't know why I bothered to point that out. It's just

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yellow Yahoo newsfeed, but hey, remember

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AOL? It's still here. Barely. GitHub CEO

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Thomas Donkey has announced that he will be resigning. In a blog post, he

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announced he wants to become a startup founder again outside of GitHub and

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Microsoft, concluding his almost four years as CEO. Microsoft purchased GitHub

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back in 2018 for 7.5 billion and at the

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time people were definitely worried that this acquisition by a major corporation

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would threaten its community focus. Since then, it's operated more or less

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as a separate company, but with the departure of Thomas, the GitHub

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leadership team will now be reporting to Microsoft's new core AI team instead of

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getting a direct replacement CEO. Thomas plans to stay with GitHub until the end

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of 2025 to help the transition. Get out of my swamp, Thomas.

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>> Donkey. >> But what the is Core AI? It's a

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Microsoft division led by former Meta executive Jay Perakei with the goal of

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building an AI platform and tools for both internal use and for its customers.

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>> Yay. >> More AI. How will this affect GitHub?

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Maybe we'll get an AI CEO. At least then it'll tell me I do a great job

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>> every damn time. >> So, you're so good, Elijah.

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required. >> Thanks for going easy with me on the main topics, by the way. Do you mind if

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I stick around for some quickies? Uh, quick quick bits. Sorry. Would you pay

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to fix your car software? Hyundai has a security vulnerability with some of

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their Ionic 5 vehicles that allows their cars to be hacked with a little device

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that's disguised to look like an old Game Boy. It works by intercepting the

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signal the car sends out when you place your hand on the door handle. The device

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then calculates what signal it needs to send back to the car in order to trick

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the car into thinking it's a legitimate key fob. This isn't actually a new

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device or a new strategy at all. But what is new is Hyundai has the balls to

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charge you $65 in order to buy the

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optional security upgrade to prevent this. What the Hyundai people have to

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pay cuz you suck at coding. I personally

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am just going to let mine get stolen for the insurance money. How about we talk

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about another car company? This video posted on Tik Tok recently showed a

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cabless truck from the company Zelotech cruising at highway speed in China.

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While these cabless cars aren't necessarily new to China, they are new

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to many Western viewers who argue that they should have faces. I agree since I

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think they would look a little less terrifying as they drag victims across

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town as seen in this video where the moped didn't even slow it down. It

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>> totally depends on their expression, honestly.

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New rumors popped up about a more affordable 13-inch MacBook, including

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that this device will be using the A18 Pro chip, which is the same chip used in

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the iPhone 16 Pro. It is said to be slightly smaller than the current 13.6

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in MacBook Air, and Digi Times reports that some components are expected to

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enter mass production near the end of Q3. Estimated prices are around $600 to

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$700, which if that's true, would make it the cheapest MacBook to have ever

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come out. I hope I can just throw a SIM card in this and have a cheaper iPhone

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Pro. >> They finally made a folding phone. >> Then at least I'll have the blue text

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bubbles. Okay, good. You're still paying attention cuz this one could save you

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from being doxed. If you're a user of Instagram, you may have noticed the new

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maps feature. Pretty cool and useless, right? Wrong. It's useful for stalkers

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since if you spammed accept all permissions when you set up the app

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years ago, it will show all of your followers your exact location when you

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post something, including that cute video of your cat that you took at your

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house on the toilet. >> Yeah, now you see why it's up. Don't

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worry, though. Head of Instagram, Adam Our said on threads, "We can and will

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make it easier to understand exactly what's happening." also sent from the

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toilet >> since this was intended to be used to

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show you nearby events or activities that you were missing out on since your

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friends didn't invite you. This would probably be the only way I'd get told

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about the party. So, I kind of like the feature. And let's end on some wholesome

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news. You guys remember r/ the subreddit where users could place a

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colored pixel every couple minutes and work together to create beautiful art?

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It's back, baby, with wplace.live, which is powered by Libra Maps. So you can

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place pixels anywhere on the entire planet. Some of my favorites include the

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save hightail art in LA, the anime in Japan, and of course the little LT logo

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over our office here. You should go add a Techlink one. That'd be kind of cool.

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And by the time you finish that or any other art, it'll be time for the next

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TechLinked, which you promised to check out, right? >> Promise.

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>> Please. Cuz Riley should be back. I mean, unless you guys enjoyed me

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hosting. Uh maybe maybe you don't want him.

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>> Please, >> Riley, help. I want to be back. I like this, Riley.
