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there's no intro today because the first story is so big it's kind of an intro in

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and of itself apparently Windows 11 is a real thing and not a fever dream that we

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all collectively experienced while baking in this crazy heat wave you know

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what i mean i feel like a french fry in this weather

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anyways it turns out the leaked version of the os was legit meaning Windows 11

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brings a new glassy looking ui and improvements to touch multitasking and

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separate desktop environments teams is also built in which is

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fine and there's widgets which people use

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gamers will be pleased by xbox game pass integration and support for auto HDR and

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direct storage which will make games prettier and faster kind of like a model

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that just had an energy drink it's a dumb joke and Android apps will

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be available in the microsoft store awesome through an amazon app store

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integration wow that's awesome but side loading will

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be a thing awesomer the bigger thing though is how the

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microsoft store will allow developers to keep 100 of their revenue if they use

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third-party commerce engines but

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not for games but microsoft also wants steam and the

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epic game store to be in the microsoft store confused

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it's okay Windows 11's tpm module requirement is

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way more confusing than that because microsoft didn't mention it at all in

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their presentation and now people are scalping chips that most people won't

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need basically most somewhat modern pcs will

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have no trouble upgrading to Windows 11 for free but some custom built desktop

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users and i t admins might have to enable the tpm setting in the BIOS and

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yeah it's a bit more complicated than that actually but what do you think this

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is a Linus tech tips video we actually are going to do a video about that

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users of western digital's my book external drives were horrified to

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discover their devices had been wiped this week western digital says that the

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likely culprit was malware that took advantage of an unpatched vulnerability

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known as cve 2018-018-472

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i mean i wouldn't try to patch that either it doesn't sound very threatening

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some users have managed to salvage a bit of their data using recovery tools but

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others have had no luck partially because many my book drives use

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encryption wd is recommending users to

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disconnect their drives from the internet as a precaution while they work

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on the problem which makes sense because that is where malware babies come from

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it's actually where a lot of bad things come from have you seen the internet and the

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rollout of google's flock system which is designed to make third-party cookies

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obsolete is being delayed to 2023 after

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backlash from regulators worldwide as well as other advertisers and the public

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and really pretty much everyone i didn't like it on the surface it seems like

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preventing random advertisers from accessing your data is good but then

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having google be the sole collector of your data seems

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like not the solution to that mozilla seems like they might have one

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alternative idea about what to do with our data how about giving it to

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scientists the company's rally platform will allow

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users to share their browsing data with computer scientists and sociologists who

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will inject it with hormones to see what happens to them

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no it will be used to analyze trends and inform studies about how people consume

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and share information it won't help you see relevant ads about 50 other coats

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you might like after you search for a coat one time and by the way actually

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already bought it but thanks for trying but hey the scientists will really

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appreciate it they do love data and coats riley do you have a sponsor for me

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the u.s house judiciary committee has approved a bill that could prohibit big

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tech companies from favoring their own products and could even force some

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companies to sell off certain divisions if they're deemed too anti-competitive

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but the bill still has to go through voting in congress and the senate so

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don't worry nothing in your life will change too drastically just yet just

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keep on scrolling for now valve has limited the amount of times that users

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can change their steam accounts country in an effort to crack down on people

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using vpns to buy games for cheaper in a different currency

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good news for valve bad news for gamers who just happen to travel to more than

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two new countries every three months if you're one of those gamers you have my

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condolences google will reduce the cut of app sales

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they take from Android developers from 30 to 15

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all they have to do is develop versions of their app for additional platforms

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like Android tv wear os and Android auto

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it's unclear how this program interacts with google's existing 15 policy for

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devs making under a million dollars but i have a feeling that it

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doesn't hey look it's the samsung galaxy z fold

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3 and the flip 35g leaked images were shared by evan blass

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and the devices showed up in an fcc filing so chances are we're gonna see

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these in a samsung event fairly soon maybe one will fully flip its way over

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to you that would actually be kind of awful to

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see and don't miss the steam summer sale

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that's happening right i was wondering why games are so cheap steam summer sale

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happening right now if your wallet has the self-control to not jump at every

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deal it sees i mean i've trained mine very carefully it almost never jumps see

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watch look no oh my god dick jump

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and it jumped right out of this episode goodbye we had so much fun come back on

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monday for more fun tech news we do love fun here you're having fun i can tell