WEBVTT 00:00:01.000 --> 00:00:03.000 Alive 00:00:05.920 --> 00:00:07.920 Hello 00:00:09.160 --> 00:00:11.160 Hello, happy Friday 00:00:14.400 --> 00:00:16.400 I hate the voice 00:00:17.520 --> 00:00:22.920 Really what are you gonna do watch American Idol like a boomer boom 00:00:31.000 --> 00:00:33.000 You prefer Britain's Got Talent 00:00:34.880 --> 00:00:42.480 Yeah, probably All right. Oh, how is it after five? Let's just do this thing 00:00:45.760 --> 00:00:51.120 Okay, I'm on vacation this week you are I'm not even supposed to be in today 00:00:52.360 --> 00:00:57.320 Okay, I'm on vacation today, and I'm not supposed to be in today, and I'm not into oh no, sorry 00:00:57.320 --> 00:01:02.080 I said it wrong. I'm not even supposed to be here today That's the line 00:01:03.400 --> 00:01:06.280 Did you know that the original ending in clerks has him die 00:01:09.400 --> 00:01:11.600 They actually shot that ending pun intended 00:01:13.920 --> 00:01:21.040 And then so like the and like the punchline of the entire film is I'm not even supposed to be here today, and he's dead 00:01:21.680 --> 00:01:35.720 Yeah, but it was it was apparently did not like screen well 00:01:39.240 --> 00:01:46.480 So The original ending of the film where Dante was supposed to be killed the ending was changed making the movie about Dante in his 00:01:46.480 --> 00:01:51.400 State the convenience store instead the original ending where Dante dies was never filmed. Oh, apparently I was wrong 00:01:51.400 --> 00:01:53.680 Apparently they never filmed it. I could have sworn they did I 00:01:54.720 --> 00:01:59.040 Thought I like I mean who knows it could have been like AI or something 00:01:59.040 --> 00:02:03.940 but I could have sworn that it was like That I saw a thing of him supposed to die 00:02:05.160 --> 00:02:07.160 initially 00:02:08.440 --> 00:02:14.840 Smith talks about being convinced to cut the clerks original ending initially the film shows a robber coming to the quick stop and shooting Dante who then dies 00:02:17.200 --> 00:02:21.520 Oh Blah blah blah blah 00:02:21.560 --> 00:02:25.120 What removing the original ending man, I can't I could have sworn 00:02:26.080 --> 00:02:29.800 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, not Nelson Mandela and 00:02:30.840 --> 00:02:38.160 the Bernstein Bears and I also saw Shazam or Kazam, whichever one's the fake one 00:02:44.120 --> 00:02:48.480 Okay, well anyway I 00:02:54.040 --> 00:02:56.040 Wait 00:02:57.880 --> 00:03:00.800 Hold on a second. No, I swear to God is a thing. I 00:03:02.200 --> 00:03:11.200 Think that I think this is the clip Flashback the original clerk's ending where Dante dies. He originally wrapped up his thing, but this video has been removed. So great 00:03:11.760 --> 00:03:13.760 Thanks a lot Rolling Stone for nothing 00:03:17.480 --> 00:03:19.480 Unbelievable 00:03:23.200 --> 00:03:27.520 Yeah, the internet's not forever clerks original ending okay, hold on 00:03:29.680 --> 00:03:32.200 Blah blah blah blah blah something something 00:03:36.920 --> 00:03:43.360 Clerks original any yeah, no, they totally shot it Frickin AI Frickin AI lying to me again 00:03:44.240 --> 00:03:46.680 Why does AI always lie to me 00:03:49.440 --> 00:03:51.440 Unbelievable 00:03:55.400 --> 00:03:59.020 Anyway, have you used five yet something something a guy comes in 00:04:00.480 --> 00:04:06.400 Sorry, we're closed. He shoots him. He dies. They totally shot it see 00:04:13.800 --> 00:04:15.800 You 00:04:21.280 --> 00:04:23.520 And something something I think it cuts to him 00:04:26.600 --> 00:04:28.600 Say the line Bart I 00:04:32.640 --> 00:04:37.600 Thought he says I thought he says it again. I wasn't even supposed to be here today, but no they just show him they just show 00:04:37.600 --> 00:04:40.720 I'm like grew some Lee dead 00:04:41.040 --> 00:04:45.480 For no reason Oh 00:04:45.760 --> 00:04:49.280 Anyway, apparently it's in the DVD special features 00:04:53.240 --> 00:04:55.240 Definitely a worse ending 00:04:57.280 --> 00:04:59.280 All right, should we do this thing 00:05:01.760 --> 00:05:03.920 Wait wait wait wait 00:05:05.640 --> 00:05:08.560 Wait what you're defying the laws of physics, sir. Oh 00:05:10.920 --> 00:05:12.920 You got to put me in my chair 00:05:14.080 --> 00:05:16.080 I 00:05:17.680 --> 00:05:19.680 Thank you, thank you 00:05:20.880 --> 00:05:25.880 Very nice that's better. Yep much improved live stream 00:05:28.640 --> 00:05:31.680 Apparently there's rain in the background Dan 00:05:35.200 --> 00:05:43.800 There's no rain What the fuck is a DVD? Yeah, well 00:05:54.760 --> 00:06:00.920 Oh, yeah, the AC is on nope, I'd rather be comfortable 00:06:01.440 --> 00:06:08.160 Is that okay, can we live with that? Can we roll with that? 00:06:10.240 --> 00:06:12.600 My streamer has to be uncomfortable 00:06:13.960 --> 00:06:15.960 Uh-huh 00:06:21.200 --> 00:06:25.000 It's a worse blu-ray. Yeah, I'd say that's pretty fair 00:06:26.760 --> 00:06:29.680 Or better VCD what DVD? 00:06:31.040 --> 00:06:33.040 I 00:06:36.600 --> 00:06:39.560 All right, there you guys happy now I have no AC 00:06:44.360 --> 00:06:52.320 Oh, I got people asking where the heck is scrapyard Wars man first episode is so good like so good 00:06:53.440 --> 00:06:57.920 I haven't watched it yet I'm excited. It's so good 00:06:58.920 --> 00:07:01.920 Legitimately though, it's legit good 00:07:04.440 --> 00:07:06.800 Maybe the best 00:07:09.040 --> 00:07:13.600 No, I'm kidding because there's no maybe it's really good 00:07:16.040 --> 00:07:18.040 Best episode of scrapyard Wars. Oh 00:07:21.280 --> 00:07:23.280 It's good 00:07:24.280 --> 00:07:28.440 Breakdown 1923 I have so set a video I made wasn't good 00:07:29.120 --> 00:07:33.920 We did an entire video on our worst videos. Yeah, that was a thing 00:07:37.040 --> 00:07:39.920 That's that's just that's fake news dude 00:07:41.960 --> 00:07:43.960 The fakest of news I 00:07:44.960 --> 00:07:49.320 I Hate that fake news means real news that I don't like now 00:07:50.640 --> 00:07:55.160 The version with the Jessica Rabbit no no frame. I don't even know what that is 00:07:55.160 --> 00:07:58.080 Yeah, she flashes the camera during the car crash scene 00:07:59.520 --> 00:08:09.280 There's like an upskirt thing It's like one frame so obviously people found it and the laser disc version is the high fidelity version 00:08:10.680 --> 00:08:12.680 Okay, okay 00:08:14.200 --> 00:08:18.480 So really really really old gooners really old furry gooners 00:08:19.280 --> 00:08:23.600 Yeah, yeah, Luke. Do you want to turn your mic up some more very quiet actually? 00:08:23.600 --> 00:08:28.620 I guess she's not she's not a furry, right? Well, I mean I've never seen the frame, so I wouldn't know 00:08:29.080 --> 00:08:31.080 Let me check. Oh 00:08:34.680 --> 00:08:38.640 Oh my I do I do know that much about it. I don't know if I can trust you 00:08:38.640 --> 00:08:42.440 I just I don't I just find stuff like that interesting. I go down rabbit holes. I 00:08:43.440 --> 00:08:47.560 Don't want it. I better get a ding for that. I don't want to I better get a ding for that 00:08:50.920 --> 00:08:58.600 Like the whole controversy like why this might ding that the whole controversy was like sex in the in the Lion King like clouds and like 00:09:00.240 --> 00:09:02.240 We both got dinged 00:09:05.840 --> 00:09:13.400 The clouds thing is pretty wild Yeah, like I just I don't I find that kind of stuff interesting like like Hollywood flubs slash 00:09:14.400 --> 00:09:17.600 Easter eggs slash things that obviously made it past 00:09:19.160 --> 00:09:23.640 I've never felt a need to look at the frame, but apparently it's a thing 00:09:24.640 --> 00:09:29.000 Yeah I 00:09:33.160 --> 00:09:38.000 Don't forget little mermaid, but wasn't little mermaid. I don't know of a little mermaid controversy. I 00:09:38.920 --> 00:09:42.320 mean Like she's got fish parts, right? 00:09:43.160 --> 00:09:45.640 You couldn't really have a Jessica Rabbit situation 00:09:48.720 --> 00:09:51.800 Apparently there's a there's a penis in the poster 00:09:52.480 --> 00:09:57.640 The castles of penis. Oh, I don't know if I buy that. Okay, hold on. I got a look at this now little 00:10:00.920 --> 00:10:07.480 Little mermaid castle penis, okay, there's no way. Oh damn 00:10:14.400 --> 00:10:16.400 I mean 00:10:22.600 --> 00:10:29.640 Yeah, I could definitely I could definitely 00:10:39.280 --> 00:10:44.840 Tom man says I know a woman who used to work for Disney in the animation department part of her job 00:10:45.040 --> 00:10:49.160 Was to catch little Easter eggs the artists tried to slip it. Oh 00:10:49.800 --> 00:10:53.320 Oh, man, do you know about the the vault? 00:10:55.640 --> 00:10:59.680 The Disney the Disney vault Disney like smut vault. Oh 00:11:02.360 --> 00:11:09.720 If Disney artists draw their own characters like nude or whatever else it's still Disney property 00:11:11.720 --> 00:11:16.240 So Disney will like take it and they don't they don't get rid of it 00:11:16.600 --> 00:11:21.720 But they like they make it so you can't publish it, but they they keep it and they like store it away 00:11:22.040 --> 00:11:24.480 so Disney has like a vault of 00:11:25.240 --> 00:11:28.360 Disney smut like official Disney smut 00:11:29.600 --> 00:11:31.600 It's like actually a thing 00:11:35.920 --> 00:11:39.920 Let me see I 00:11:45.440 --> 00:11:47.440 Okay 00:12:07.920 --> 00:12:09.920 You 00:12:38.560 --> 00:12:40.560 You 00:12:43.440 --> 00:12:50.360 Snopes says the resemblance of that castle tower and a penis was coincidental 00:12:53.840 --> 00:12:58.680 If you snuck that in and then got in trouble for it, I'm sure you would say the same thing 00:12:59.480 --> 00:13:04.120 That's true, but it's been so long now that I think there would have been time for me to just be like, yeah 00:13:04.120 --> 00:13:08.400 Yeah Yeah, I did it 00:13:12.080 --> 00:13:17.480 So here's apparently the story first of all the artist who created the video cover art didn't work for Disney itself 00:13:17.480 --> 00:13:20.200 Thus, he was neither disgruntled with Disney nor about to be fired 00:13:20.520 --> 00:13:26.320 We questioned the artist who also do artwork for the Little Mermaid theatrical advertising pop-ups greeting cards happy meal boxes and CDs 00:13:26.320 --> 00:13:32.760 The theatrical posters were done before the original release of the film But the video cover art was not created until a few months before the home video version hit the market 00:13:33.120 --> 00:13:37.400 Rushed to complete the video artwork featuring towers that were rather phallic to begin with 00:13:37.480 --> 00:13:44.480 The artist hurried through the background detail at about four in the morning and inadvertently drew one spider that bore a rather close resemblance to a penis 00:13:44.840 --> 00:13:52.240 The artist himself didn't notice the resemblance until a member of his youth church group heard about the controversy on talk radio and called him at his studio with the news 00:14:02.760 --> 00:14:04.760 I 00:14:22.480 --> 00:14:27.120 All right, uh, should we resume the selected let's do it 00:14:27.360 --> 00:14:32.920 Sure I'm doing it now. Oh wait down. I'm gonna need you to tell me cuz I don't have my laptop open 00:14:33.640 --> 00:14:38.440 Well, I have it open, but it's not on. Well, I have it on but it's not signed in. Well, I have it signed in, but I'm not on the page 00:14:41.880 --> 00:14:43.880 Anymore can you do 00:14:58.000 --> 00:15:00.000 Down 00:15:04.520 --> 00:15:12.680 What's up everyone and oh welcome to the WAN Show now whoa whoa whoa whoa now hold on slow down slow down the phone there 00:15:14.560 --> 00:15:21.800 The president of the United States has called for the immediate resignation of Intel CEO lip butan as a 00:15:22.000 --> 00:15:33.400 big fan of Pat Gelsinger At least a fan of Gelsinger's vision for Intel which admittedly did involve losing a lot of money over a period of time to kind of 00:15:33.760 --> 00:15:35.760 rebuild their manufacturing 00:15:37.320 --> 00:15:39.320 Competitiveness I 00:15:40.600 --> 00:15:50.080 What what can I say I? Kind of agree lip butan's vision appears to be to gut the workforce and part out the company piece by piece 00:15:50.080 --> 00:15:55.600 Which I'm having a real hard time Getting aligned with so for completely different reasons 00:15:56.480 --> 00:15:59.160 We seem to we seem to agree 00:16:00.520 --> 00:16:06.920 What else we got? It's been a big week in AI. We're gonna be talking about 00:16:08.240 --> 00:16:12.920 GPT-5. Oh my god. There's so much this week. That's right genie 3 00:16:13.720 --> 00:16:20.480 Also, also Elon Musk says that X is gonna put ads in Grox chatbot answers meaning that 00:16:20.800 --> 00:16:24.760 Advertisers could pay to have their product be the ideal solution that Grox suggests 00:16:25.360 --> 00:16:32.440 Wow, we We skipped the part where the product was free, but good and we went straight to the insh*** vacation 00:16:33.080 --> 00:16:39.320 Okay, move fast and break everything right good job Silicon Valley. Yeah, what else we got? Yeah, yeah 00:16:40.040 --> 00:16:46.520 Speaking of good job Silicon Valley except they're not in Silicon Valley Microsoft thinks it will throw away our keyboards by 2030 00:16:47.120 --> 00:16:54.920 Because I don't know. They're dumb also Google claims that AI isn't killing website clicks, but I 00:16:55.680 --> 00:16:58.320 Don't know. Maybe they think that because they're dumb. We'll see 00:16:59.080 --> 00:17:01.440 What's with you and everything being dumb this week? 00:17:02.560 --> 00:17:05.600 It's just like clearly stupid takes but whatever 00:17:16.760 --> 00:17:32.240 The show is brought to you today by Odoo proton and Vessie along with of course our rap partner dbrand our Dell partner laptop brand our 00:17:32.400 --> 00:17:40.600 Laptop partner Dell brand Good Lord and our chair partner secret lab. Look, I'm on vacation this week. I'm not even supposed to be here 00:17:41.120 --> 00:17:51.280 Oh Why don't we jump right into our headline topic, which is of course that lip boutan appears to be 00:17:51.880 --> 00:17:56.080 wrecking Intel Hold on a second 00:17:57.560 --> 00:18:00.600 Why am I not able to find this topic in the dock 00:18:01.720 --> 00:18:04.840 Yeah, where did it go? Did I pick a headline topic and then? 00:18:05.400 --> 00:18:13.720 No, oh, yeah, no, I found it cool Okay, so it's actually combined with another topic computers may get more expensive due to 00:18:14.600 --> 00:18:19.680 100% tariffs being promised on semiconductors and chips also 00:18:20.200 --> 00:18:24.680 Intel's new CEO is highly conflicted according to 00:18:25.440 --> 00:18:32.920 six-time senior golf winner and President Donald Trump who took a break from golfing to talk about all of this 00:18:33.000 --> 00:18:40.600 So first of all he announced that he will impose a 100% tariff on all semiconductors and chips unless the companies make commitments to 00:18:40.880 --> 00:18:45.040 Build in the United States at this point. It's not clear 00:18:45.920 --> 00:18:51.320 100% how much manufacturing needs to be done on US soil for it to count as building in America 00:18:52.560 --> 00:18:56.040 It's also not clear if these things ever have to actually happen 00:18:56.520 --> 00:19:04.240 Was it was it Foxconn back in the day during the first administration that broke ground on that that factory that then just 00:19:04.920 --> 00:19:08.360 disappeared and Was like a huge mystery 00:19:09.400 --> 00:19:14.160 Maybe right, but I mean the the biggest example of this in my opinion is the American telecom thing 00:19:14.400 --> 00:19:19.400 Or they're like everyone's gonna get fiber. We're gonna spend billions of dollars on this and then just nothing happened 00:19:21.280 --> 00:19:30.760 Was it Foxconn you guys I Don't remember it was yeah, the Fox off sells to sells former factory to mystery buyer 00:19:31.920 --> 00:19:35.280 Yeah, okay. Yeah, apparently it was it was Foxconn 00:19:36.520 --> 00:19:41.080 Foxconn mostly abandons 10 billion dollar 00:19:41.560 --> 00:19:44.000 Wisconsin project. This is from April 2021 00:19:44.960 --> 00:19:53.920 So it's unclear to me How much of the you know hundreds of millions of dollars or whatever that these companies commit is 00:19:55.120 --> 00:20:00.640 Actually contractually obligated to ever take place like that that Foxconn one was super weird 00:20:00.640 --> 00:20:06.320 I forget who it was. I forget if it was the Verge or Wapo or someone basically kind of like went around and 00:20:07.000 --> 00:20:12.520 found the people who legitimately like seemed to work for Foxconn in Wisconsin and 00:20:13.920 --> 00:20:21.300 They like wouldn't talk to anybody and it was super weird and they had these buildings they were leasing but like 00:20:21.920 --> 00:20:25.200 You could look in them and there didn't seem to be anybody in there and 00:20:26.200 --> 00:20:32.000 the whole thing was Super super weird like super weird 00:20:32.640 --> 00:20:36.400 Toaster pilot says the plan was literally written on a napkin. Yeah, I don't know 00:20:36.400 --> 00:20:39.400 There was a there was a photo op and they broke ground and then 00:20:41.320 --> 00:20:44.600 The whole thing just seems to have kind of disappeared 00:20:46.560 --> 00:20:51.160 Anywho if a company is either building currently or making a commitment to build an America 00:20:51.160 --> 00:20:56.040 There will apparently be no tariff and whether or not you have to actually follow through on these commitments 00:20:56.680 --> 00:21:00.680 TBD apparently That same day 00:21:00.680 --> 00:21:06.480 Donald demanded that the immediate resignation of Intel CEO lip-boot tan calling him 00:21:06.800 --> 00:21:10.600 highly conflicted due to his ties to Chinese firms 00:21:11.400 --> 00:21:17.560 Since back in April tan invested about 200 million in hundreds of Chinese chip manufacturing 00:21:18.360 --> 00:21:25.320 Firms some being tied to the Chinese military tan has not made a comment or spoken about this yet since this public outing by Trump 00:21:25.400 --> 00:21:29.920 But the Intel stock did drop about 4% since Trump's posting 00:21:30.920 --> 00:21:32.920 our discussion question is 00:21:33.920 --> 00:21:42.240 Characteristically Eli, thank you Elijah for this how long before Donald calls you out for being invested in framework and 00:21:43.280 --> 00:21:48.000 Esh tech who makes hexo a second American company? Yes 00:21:51.160 --> 00:21:57.080 So wouldn't wouldn't that make him happy isn't that literally building in America I 00:21:58.080 --> 00:22:04.440 Think framework is I think Carney would need to call you out. I think that's what need to yeah frameworks American too 00:22:04.440 --> 00:22:10.480 So I don't know maybe maybe I'm in that maybe I'm in the current US administration's good graces 00:22:11.280 --> 00:22:14.680 Yeah, you're just a traitor to Canada not to the state. All right 00:22:15.200 --> 00:22:21.640 Sorry my fellow Canadians. It was it was truly nice being a fellow Canadian with you all 00:22:21.720 --> 00:22:23.720 Okay 00:22:26.600 --> 00:22:32.720 In all seriousness, I do feel like I already kind of covered this when I was just teasing the topic earlier 00:22:32.720 --> 00:22:40.080 But while I don't necessarily agree with a lot of the things that the current US administration is doing 00:22:40.760 --> 00:22:48.360 As far as I can tell Whether it's the board or Intel's current CEO or both of them 00:22:48.960 --> 00:22:54.860 I am super unhappy with what's happening to Intel right now and it feels like 00:22:55.400 --> 00:23:01.220 They're base they've basically made the decision and maybe they know things that I don't know 00:23:01.320 --> 00:23:05.300 You know, maybe this whole thing is just doomed 00:23:05.300 --> 00:23:08.600 It's it's barreling toward a cliff anyway and none of this matters 00:23:08.720 --> 00:23:14.400 But it seems like pretty much everything they have done since he took the helm 00:23:15.040 --> 00:23:21.240 Instead of being like a okay. This is my Canadian showing here. I guess but it feels like 00:23:22.240 --> 00:23:30.000 Gelsinger came in and he was the unpopular general manager who told the fans. Okay. It's a full rebuild 00:23:30.720 --> 00:23:38.160 We're we're we're stripping down the team. We're gonna have literally multiple seasons of not making the playoffs 00:23:38.720 --> 00:23:43.140 Yes, it's a hockey analogy. Okay, we're gonna have multiple seasons where we don't make the playoffs 00:23:43.380 --> 00:23:48.100 We're not even gonna we're not even gonna smell the Stanley Cup for like the next 00:23:48.820 --> 00:23:52.980 three to five years But what we're gonna do is we're gonna suck 00:23:54.020 --> 00:24:01.620 so bad We're gonna put we're gonna put everything we're gonna put everything into the future product 00:24:02.100 --> 00:24:06.980 Where we're going back to to to recruitment and the farm team and you know, whatever 00:24:07.780 --> 00:24:10.180 Okay, my analogy is falling apart the point is that 00:24:11.060 --> 00:24:17.620 He came in with a plan that was not a fun plan to endure and everyone went okay 00:24:18.340 --> 00:24:25.300 Good plan full rebuild because we want to win the cup in five years as opposed to be mediocre forever 00:24:25.780 --> 00:24:30.820 Right, we don't want to be the vancouver canucks Okay, we just want to we just want to suck it up 00:24:31.460 --> 00:24:37.780 rebuild And get good later and then before he got a chance to even like practically 00:24:38.660 --> 00:24:42.740 Nothing practically no products that were actually 00:24:43.300 --> 00:24:46.260 Started no projects that were started under pat 00:24:46.740 --> 00:24:52.020 Were actually seen through to fruition because he said it's going to take this long 00:24:52.420 --> 00:24:57.780 And then they ran out of patience because stock price, I guess and yes, they were losing a lot of money 00:24:58.340 --> 00:25:05.060 But that was the plan The plan was that everything that the previous guys did sucked 00:25:05.460 --> 00:25:08.100 Which we knew which was why they hired pat 00:25:09.460 --> 00:25:12.020 We knew that nothing good was in the pitch it 00:25:13.940 --> 00:25:19.380 I mean they needed to pitch it more silicon valley style. Maybe they needed to show themselves as like a pre-revenue 00:25:20.340 --> 00:25:23.220 Uh disruption technology company. Yeah 00:25:23.860 --> 00:25:29.940 Be like ignore old Intel. This is new Intel. Yeah, currently pre-revenue seeking investment 00:25:30.260 --> 00:25:36.100 We're gonna suck really hard And just because you're you might have been a fan of the blue in the past 00:25:36.100 --> 00:25:38.900 You're gonna come back to the store and buy Intel again 00:25:42.900 --> 00:25:46.740 Dude i'm i'm i'm i'm i'm frustrated though 00:25:46.820 --> 00:25:49.860 It's um and so yeah, it just it feels like everything 00:25:50.420 --> 00:25:55.540 That lbt has done since he came in is just designed around giving up 00:25:56.180 --> 00:25:59.620 Whereas like what I liked about pat's vision was the vision was to fight 00:26:00.100 --> 00:26:07.700 And I am you know It's it's so it's so funny to watch the perception of me sort of shift around because people be like line 00:26:07.700 --> 00:26:11.300 It's flip-flopping now. He's he's cheering for AMD now. He's cheering for Intel 00:26:11.780 --> 00:26:18.500 I am always going to root for the underdog in any given market segment because what I'm always rooting for is healthy 00:26:19.060 --> 00:26:22.500 Which is better for the companies because it holds them accountable 00:26:22.980 --> 00:26:28.260 Keeps a fire in their belly and it's better for consumers because it means lower prices and better products 00:26:28.500 --> 00:26:31.780 And so yeah, am I rooting for Intel right now hard? 00:26:32.260 --> 00:26:37.140 And is it good for Intel when they're shedding thousands upon thousands upon thousands of jobs? 00:26:38.020 --> 00:26:41.460 I don't know Maybe actually possibly 00:26:42.180 --> 00:26:45.460 But when it seems like those jobs are being shed just 00:26:46.260 --> 00:26:54.580 Without as far as I can tell a clear plan to to to return to the top. Well, that's that's where I that's where I kind of lose it 00:26:55.060 --> 00:27:00.580 Like what was what was one of the most recent developments? They're talking about like spinning off the networking business 00:27:00.980 --> 00:27:05.380 I'm sitting here going. I'm like, okay Okay, like spinning spin off 00:27:05.780 --> 00:27:12.180 Can be a good thing like I I have personally advocated for NVIDIA spinning off their g-force business 00:27:12.420 --> 00:27:20.900 I think it could make a ton of sense for the users of g-force products if if NVIDIA didn't have to have their 00:27:21.860 --> 00:27:27.460 Like their their their margins dragged down by this business unit that frankly, you know 00:27:27.460 --> 00:27:32.100 No one at the top really cares about anymore You designate people who are supposed to care about it 00:27:32.260 --> 00:27:36.020 It has lower margin targets and it can just go back to delighting gamers 00:27:36.260 --> 00:27:42.740 Which is what g-force used to fucking do right before they all stopped caring about it completely. Yeah. Um, yeah 00:27:43.140 --> 00:27:48.420 So I've advocated for this before But on the Intel side of things it's just like, oh, yeah 00:27:48.420 --> 00:27:53.940 Well, we're gonna spin out this we're gonna spin out that and it looks more like they're spinning out things as acquisition targets 00:27:54.420 --> 00:28:01.380 And less like they're spinning out business units so that they can overall perform more efficiently as a company. I just 00:28:02.740 --> 00:28:09.060 Yeah, light master one I can't believe we're at the point where Intel is the underdog that we need to that we need to root for because otherwise 00:28:09.060 --> 00:28:12.500 We're gonna be left with one x86 processor company 00:28:13.300 --> 00:28:22.020 Like I don't I'm not a lawyer I don't know all the details around it, but from my understanding neither Intel nor AMD 00:28:22.580 --> 00:28:28.740 Has the right to assign their x86 license. So if for whatever reason they are not 00:28:29.300 --> 00:28:33.860 leapfrogging each other You just have a frog 00:28:33.860 --> 00:28:38.340 It doesn't fucking leap anymore You just have a frog 00:28:38.580 --> 00:28:40.740 It just sits on the pedal. It just sits there 00:28:41.700 --> 00:28:46.660 Yeah, and like if if you know Intel seems to have some aspirations in the GPU space to go higher and higher 00:28:47.060 --> 00:28:52.580 Um AMD doesn't seem to care about their GPU space that much right now because they just can't stop winning on CPU 00:28:53.060 --> 00:28:59.940 Um, actually actually dr. Sue did an interview. I think it was earlier this week where she basically said 00:29:00.740 --> 00:29:06.020 what everyone knows which is that um the the issue for them on the GPU side is that 00:29:06.740 --> 00:29:12.180 They need to make more so maybe she cares it did it legitimately sounded like she cared 00:29:13.300 --> 00:29:21.700 I like they need to manufacture more Yeah, she needs to make more money. She's like, yeah, we're bottling that we're bottlenecked by how much we can make right now 00:29:21.940 --> 00:29:28.340 And and we want to make more is pretty much what I took away from it So I'm maybe Intel should spin off their foundries and AMD should buy them 00:29:30.020 --> 00:29:33.060 No, I think the days of I think the days of 00:29:33.700 --> 00:29:36.100 Vertical integration if Intel can't make it work 00:29:36.740 --> 00:29:39.540 I don't think it's happening man. I just don't think it's happening 00:29:40.100 --> 00:29:46.340 The problem is that we need a second foundry and samsung just doesn't seem to be able to do it 00:29:46.980 --> 00:29:51.620 Not at the cutting edge Yeah, because it all just comes down to 00:29:52.340 --> 00:29:56.100 tsmc being a monopoly and asml being the monopoly that 00:29:56.900 --> 00:30:00.260 tsmc is beholden to yeah 00:30:00.340 --> 00:30:06.420 And I have some hope when it comes to fab tools. It sounds like japan has kind of gone like 00:30:08.100 --> 00:30:10.100 Like that seems like they're kind of like awake 00:30:11.220 --> 00:30:18.180 Seeing how much how much how much money asml is contributing to their national economy 00:30:21.060 --> 00:30:25.140 Yeah, and you know what look if there's anyone who was going to kind of figure out the optics and 00:30:25.860 --> 00:30:31.140 Figure out cutting edge manufacturing. I'd say if I was going to bet on a horse japan would certainly be one 00:30:31.140 --> 00:30:35.060 I'd be strongly considering There's a lot of expertise there 00:30:35.060 --> 00:30:38.980 But right now it's not happening and I'm just I'm stressed dude 00:30:39.620 --> 00:30:42.260 Because you see what AMD does when they get complacent 00:30:42.900 --> 00:30:45.700 We waited two years between thread rippers just now 00:30:46.820 --> 00:30:50.260 two years And the top-end chip is five grand 00:30:50.500 --> 00:30:55.540 Do you remember first and even to a degree second and third gen Threadripper? 00:30:56.500 --> 00:30:59.940 They were like killer value 00:30:59.940 --> 00:31:04.740 I remember when the first Intel extreme chip broke a thousand dollars and everyone freaked out dude 00:31:04.820 --> 00:31:09.540 AMD was practically giving it away on the street corner back when first gen Threadripper came out 00:31:10.180 --> 00:31:13.140 And it's like now they're now they're all like 00:31:14.340 --> 00:31:17.300 You know You gotta you gotta take me out first 00:31:17.940 --> 00:31:21.620 Buy me some fancy presents You know 00:31:21.620 --> 00:31:23.620 Make me feel like your real girlfriend 00:31:25.300 --> 00:31:29.620 It's like bro. This is a transaction. I just want my I just want my f***ing CPU. You know 00:31:30.740 --> 00:31:33.780 I don't want to treat you nice. Just give me my CPU course 00:31:35.380 --> 00:31:39.380 I think I think a lot of that stuff happens in the city that i'm in right now. Um 00:31:42.260 --> 00:31:44.260 Sorry you're gonna elaborate or is that it? 00:31:45.540 --> 00:31:48.420 Your analogy of uh not wanting to take them out to dinner 00:31:49.380 --> 00:31:51.380 Oh, I'm in vegas. Oh 00:31:52.580 --> 00:31:55.780 Yeah, okay sure 00:31:55.780 --> 00:31:59.300 It seems like the the guests to vegas are really low 00:32:00.020 --> 00:32:02.420 Like there's a lot. There's not very many just like 00:32:03.460 --> 00:32:11.140 people here Well, you always go during ces though. So that might just be I've heard this is a thing though 00:32:11.380 --> 00:32:15.220 I'm like there seems to be less people here than there was the last time I was here for defcon 00:32:15.460 --> 00:32:19.780 Um And like it seems like there's probably the same amount or more defcon attendees 00:32:19.780 --> 00:32:24.420 But like the the like random people within vegas seems the population seems very low right now 00:32:24.500 --> 00:32:28.260 Well, it seems to be a very uh k-like uh economic recovery 00:32:29.220 --> 00:32:35.780 Is the is kind of the the term It seems like the higher income folks are feeling real great about how things are going 00:32:35.780 --> 00:32:42.820 I mean the stock market's what all-time high gold is near all-time high. I haven't actually paid attention to bitcoin recently. What's that? 00:32:43.540 --> 00:32:49.700 Bitcoin to usd Not all-time high, but it's it's basically near all-time high 00:32:50.340 --> 00:32:52.900 Like everything's near all-time high. So if you're investor class 00:32:53.540 --> 00:32:57.140 You're sitting you're sitting good. You're sitting tight. You're sitting easy 00:32:57.700 --> 00:33:04.020 um But as far as my understanding goes there is a big reported drop in attendance to vegas in general 00:33:04.420 --> 00:33:07.460 um and you can 00:33:07.460 --> 00:33:12.180 feel just walking around that the people working to people 00:33:12.580 --> 00:33:17.300 Here to vacation or whatever Um, the ratios are like off 00:33:17.780 --> 00:33:20.500 It's it's weird. Uh, like you know 00:33:21.300 --> 00:33:23.300 The there's taxi lines outside of the hotels 00:33:24.740 --> 00:33:28.820 Um, now there's just like a massive row of taxis and nobody there 00:33:29.220 --> 00:33:37.380 Uh, when I went to get picked up from the airport I was waiting for an uber and at least five or six like black cars came by asking if I needed a ride 00:33:37.700 --> 00:33:42.260 And then they drove off to other people that were standing near the road No one's ever offered me a ride in vegas 00:33:42.820 --> 00:33:46.020 No, like you gotta you have to like you have to like fight someone to 00:33:46.820 --> 00:33:50.260 Get a car Is more like and there is there is a 00:33:52.020 --> 00:33:59.460 Yeah, there's just there's a lot of people here Working and not an incredible amount of people here, uh attending. It seems 00:34:04.340 --> 00:34:08.420 Oh man, the chat is so dude the chat is too real right now 00:34:09.140 --> 00:34:12.500 Avon fox says vegas was a magnet for the poor with hopes 00:34:13.060 --> 00:34:15.780 No one can afford to go there now even for hope 00:34:17.140 --> 00:34:22.660 Yikes Honestly, I think crene nailed it though. Everyone's just sports betting now 00:34:24.500 --> 00:34:27.060 Yeah, like why go why go to vegas to do that? 00:34:27.940 --> 00:34:34.980 Yeah, when you can do it from the toilet And there was and there was sports betting in vegas before yeah, I mean 00:34:34.980 --> 00:34:40.180 But you could you could play blackjack and and slot online before and vegas was still popular 00:34:40.740 --> 00:34:47.300 Yeah, that's true And they have arenas here now like they have the vegas gold knights so you can come bet on sports in person 00:34:48.100 --> 00:34:51.940 Yeah But it might just be a generational shift 00:34:54.740 --> 00:35:00.500 And you know like you're saying k-ship economy the lower end doesn't have as much money to blow on gambling 00:35:00.660 --> 00:35:04.900 I know people don't stop spending in some cases. They spend more on entertainment 00:35:05.540 --> 00:35:10.180 When the economy is bad because everything sucks. They want to make themselves feel better. So they they 00:35:10.980 --> 00:35:19.140 spend money on entertainment But traveling somewhere in order to blow all your money is maybe 00:35:21.300 --> 00:35:26.420 One of the first things is maybe one of the first things for some people to go when it comes to entertainment spending 00:35:26.580 --> 00:35:29.620 Oh, which which airline just uh did a bunch of layoffs 00:35:32.340 --> 00:35:34.660 Hold on who was it? Uh, no 00:35:36.260 --> 00:35:42.340 Thought someone did. Oh, no, maybe maybe I was reading about the strike. Oh, yeah spirit spirit says that they're gonna furlough 270 pilots 00:35:43.220 --> 00:35:45.620 Uh, I don't know if spirits just doing bad though 00:35:46.340 --> 00:35:52.740 So yeah, make make of that make of that what you will uh solid dear says southwest is having a hard time apparently though 00:35:54.260 --> 00:35:59.940 um Yeah, I don't know. It's a funny thing because I keep I keep 00:36:01.140 --> 00:36:04.420 People seem to be generally afraid to use the r-word 00:36:05.220 --> 00:36:07.220 recession 00:36:08.260 --> 00:36:10.260 What what? 00:36:11.380 --> 00:36:14.020 What Dan what did you think I was gonna say? 00:36:15.940 --> 00:36:17.940 My stocks 00:36:19.540 --> 00:36:25.060 I gotta sell see people people seem to be afraid to to use the r-word and yet 00:36:26.420 --> 00:36:28.420 Everything that I can see is like 00:36:30.340 --> 00:36:33.380 Unemployment's incredibly high layoffs are happening all over the place 00:36:33.380 --> 00:36:39.460 Are we gonna use the word? We're losing a lot of good jobs and gaining a bunch of junk jobs luxury brands are are downgrading their guidance 00:36:40.260 --> 00:36:49.780 Due to softening demand Man, I got dude. Can I just as an aside? Okay, so I was also traveling this week. I actually just got back this morning 00:36:50.180 --> 00:36:54.500 Um, I went to Edmonton I it's a funny thing. I never 00:36:54.900 --> 00:36:57.380 Really did much travel within canada 00:36:58.020 --> 00:37:01.140 But this summer we were looking to go somewhere and we were like, what the heck? 00:37:01.220 --> 00:37:05.620 Why don't we road trip and then the smash champs grand opening tournament got 00:37:06.100 --> 00:37:09.300 Exima dentally scheduled for the time when we would have been driving so we flew there 00:37:09.300 --> 00:37:12.420 But whatever the point is that we decided to go to Edmonton 00:37:12.660 --> 00:37:17.540 I I'd never actually been to west Edmonton mall. Did you know that it is the 29th largest mall in the world? 00:37:19.620 --> 00:37:24.100 No, yeah, it is it's the 29th largest mall in the world 00:37:24.980 --> 00:37:27.940 I feel like that number was a lot higher when I was there probably 00:37:28.420 --> 00:37:31.460 I mean it was built in like the 80s and it definitely shows 00:37:31.940 --> 00:37:37.540 But you know what for a short trip, right? Like we were only there for three days 00:37:38.100 --> 00:37:45.300 um Yeah, living in the mall kind of cool. We stayed in the fantasy land hotel or fantasy suites hotel or something like that 00:37:45.620 --> 00:37:49.620 Every floor has a different theme. Uh, so my kids were um 00:37:50.580 --> 00:37:58.340 What was it like pirate theme or something like that? I forget they were like treasure cove theme or something and then uh, Yvonne and I were 00:37:59.220 --> 00:38:05.380 Um, like tiki theme of some sort Anyway, the point is like they've got all these different kinds of themes and you walk out of your hotel 00:38:05.380 --> 00:38:10.340 You don't even walk out of your hotel you walk out from the elevator and you just like walk into the mall 00:38:10.420 --> 00:38:16.180 And it's like oh well, I could go I could go grab a yoke and fruze or I could go ice skating 00:38:17.140 --> 00:38:21.860 They have a two level go kart track that the water park is also like actually awesome 00:38:21.940 --> 00:38:26.980 We spent an entire day at the water park. I have a great slo-mo video 00:38:27.620 --> 00:38:34.660 of Yvonne in the tube At the top of uh at the top of the the cyclone. I think it's called 00:38:35.140 --> 00:38:42.420 Um, so the one that goes almost a vertical drop and then goes around a thing and then rips back down to the yeah 00:38:43.140 --> 00:38:48.100 So I have her like as as the bottom drops out under it's pretty funny. Um 00:38:50.020 --> 00:38:54.900 So, yeah, no, I was uh, it was a blast. I forget where I was going with this. What on earth were we talking about again? 00:38:55.460 --> 00:38:58.180 Uh, I was in edmonton 00:38:59.220 --> 00:39:01.220 I was going somewhere with this 00:39:02.820 --> 00:39:08.900 Dan just changed the thing to topic to hold on help me out here guys. Sorry. I'm not helpful for you being in edmonton 00:39:09.700 --> 00:39:17.140 Uh, is there? Yeah, yeah, somewhere. Why was I in edmonton? Oh for some reason lice went to edmonton question mark. That's a topic 00:39:17.460 --> 00:39:22.980 Uh, oh, yeah, vegas and travel. Oh, yeah. Yeah people in chat called it. You were talking about luxury goods 00:39:23.460 --> 00:39:27.700 Oh, yeah. Oh, right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. So I was in so I was basically living in a mall 00:39:28.420 --> 00:39:32.580 um, and I don't get it 00:39:34.020 --> 00:39:39.380 I don't get it There's entire stores. You don't get literally literally there was this store 00:39:39.380 --> 00:39:42.500 I don't even remember the brand maybe maybe Yvonne would remember the brand 00:39:42.900 --> 00:39:47.300 But they they literally had like a you know, like a velvet robe 00:39:47.940 --> 00:39:51.540 Across the entrance of the store like uh, like uh, like a f*** you 00:39:52.020 --> 00:39:57.220 You're probably too poor to come in but if you're not I guess you can ask nicely and we can kind of 00:39:58.580 --> 00:40:02.420 Look you up and down and see if you're good enough to get you know what f*** off like 00:40:03.380 --> 00:40:06.500 This whole this whole luxury goods thing 00:40:07.140 --> 00:40:11.940 I just I can't that's the whole point. I can't stand it luke. I actually can't stand it 00:40:12.260 --> 00:40:19.380 I don't mind something expensive. I do think that's a whole I'm literally going to try to sell you fancy stickers for your 70 us 00:40:19.460 --> 00:40:24.500 dollar screwdriver later later in this show. I am going to sell those to you 00:40:26.580 --> 00:40:34.020 But it's because they have a cost They're the this is it it has a more satisfying ratchet. It's like 00:40:36.100 --> 00:40:42.260 I can't tell the difference. They don't have they don't have four thousand dollars worth of leather on that bag 00:40:44.020 --> 00:40:47.940 What it's made of the same it's made of the same stupid cow 00:40:48.980 --> 00:40:57.460 Like what are we even talking about here? I love the chinese manufacturing companies going on social media and pointing out like by the way we make all these brand stuff 00:40:58.980 --> 00:41:05.540 Now there has been some controversy some of that may not entirely be true some of this stuff 00:41:06.180 --> 00:41:09.540 Is legitimately like made in italy, however 00:41:10.340 --> 00:41:15.620 It is worth noting that just because something is made in italy doesn't necessarily mean that it is made under 00:41:16.500 --> 00:41:21.140 good conditions with like artisans making it and sometimes 00:41:21.860 --> 00:41:29.380 Both things can be true for the same brand like their their their halo product might actually be like 00:41:29.780 --> 00:41:35.620 Artisan crafted by people who handed down the skill of sewing through generations or whatever 00:41:36.020 --> 00:41:42.180 Right, there may be a legitimate actual reason or there's like there's like a special cotton that grows in this like one valley 00:41:42.260 --> 00:41:48.420 Where the conditions are ideal or you know something and it's like extra specials super awesome or something 00:41:48.820 --> 00:41:50.900 Sometimes there is a legitimate sort of 00:41:51.940 --> 00:41:54.500 Maybe not a reason but a justification 00:41:55.140 --> 00:42:03.540 There's a there's there's a There's a cost associated with the high price. I guess that's what i'm trying to say. There is a cost 00:42:04.340 --> 00:42:08.740 associated with making a really nice precision built 00:42:09.380 --> 00:42:16.020 tool And backing it with the trust me bro warranty like that is something that has a cost if we had no warranty 00:42:16.020 --> 00:42:20.340 We could drop the price tomorrow because we wouldn't have to absorb warranty claims 00:42:21.460 --> 00:42:28.020 indefinitely Like there's just there's there's cost of doing business stuff that everybody ultimately the the consumer has to pay for 00:42:29.540 --> 00:42:34.260 However, there are also products that you look at and you go 00:42:35.140 --> 00:42:40.340 yeah You the designer who worked on this 00:42:40.980 --> 00:42:47.380 Doesn't even get a credit on it Right like it's just under the label. So you're not even you're not even like 00:42:48.180 --> 00:42:54.500 Buying the work of a designer that you really like or respect or connect with or whatever because I can understand that as well 00:42:54.820 --> 00:42:57.780 Like we've had we've had products like we've had shirt designs 00:42:57.940 --> 00:43:04.020 For instance that sarah has drawn on stream and that people appreciate the the art of and and 00:43:04.580 --> 00:43:08.580 Will pay to support that to me personally that has a value that has a real value 00:43:09.380 --> 00:43:13.540 But we're we've got this nameless faceless designer who just like works for 00:43:14.260 --> 00:43:17.380 A company and it's clearly mass produced which 00:43:18.020 --> 00:43:22.180 Now that I know as much as I know from working with the fine folks at creator warehouse 00:43:22.180 --> 00:43:24.980 It's pretty easy for me to spot when something is just 00:43:25.620 --> 00:43:28.660 machine mass produced in a in a factory under 00:43:30.740 --> 00:43:37.620 Conditions that I don't know what they are but to to produce that volume of it. I can pretty much promise you it isn't you know 00:43:38.340 --> 00:43:45.140 Yeah, two families that handed down the skills of how to thread this needle through there for several seven generations or whatever 00:43:45.140 --> 00:43:49.460 It probably didn't happen Um, and I just I just don't understand the prices of it 00:43:49.460 --> 00:43:55.700 And uh, it's one of those things that I that I go out of my way to to click on in my in my recommendation algorithms 00:43:55.700 --> 00:44:00.900 Is I kind of pay attention to the luxury market just because I think it can be a bit of a bellwether for 00:44:01.620 --> 00:44:04.500 how things are going and um 00:44:05.460 --> 00:44:11.780 It kind of depends on the k one of the things that even luxury consumers well, that's see that's the thing though 00:44:12.100 --> 00:44:18.900 Is these luxury brands have not experienced the growth that they have from ultra high net worth individuals 00:44:19.620 --> 00:44:28.580 The growth that they've experienced is from Aspirational purchases they call them. So that's people who earn a more modest income but can afford 00:44:29.380 --> 00:44:38.100 One they aspire to own like like one piece that they like baby, you know, so it's instead of a an xbox. They buy 00:44:38.580 --> 00:44:44.180 Exactly Exactly, uh, or a pair of shoes or a purse or or 00:44:44.740 --> 00:44:50.340 Exactly or a pair of sunglasses, you know, whatever it is, right? I didn't say purse just because some of the purses from those brands are like 00:44:51.060 --> 00:44:54.660 40 grand, you know 10 20 xboxes maybe more than that 00:44:55.620 --> 00:45:01.060 But the the point is just that for them, that's what it is. That's their that's their baby, right? And and 00:45:01.700 --> 00:45:07.460 You know, look whatever. I'm personally not my value system. But um, if if you're into that then you're into it 00:45:07.860 --> 00:45:11.780 um, and apparently the these aspirational buyers are just 00:45:14.100 --> 00:45:21.700 Disappearing not showing up right now. Yeah, yeah, and and and they're feeling super butthurt that since the like, uh, 00:45:21.780 --> 00:45:25.380 kind of the covid Spike and the price of everything 00:45:25.540 --> 00:45:30.660 Um, there's this cut There was this one article that I was reading where they were looking at like price tracking 00:45:30.980 --> 00:45:35.060 For like the same item from these luxury brands like pre covid to now 00:45:35.540 --> 00:45:40.740 And some of them like doubled or tripled in price so they really took advantage of that surge in demand 00:45:41.380 --> 00:45:48.260 from people being pent up and um, spending more of their disposable income on consumption versus 00:45:48.820 --> 00:45:52.580 versus travel you're eating out and um 00:45:52.580 --> 00:45:54.580 And now these people are just kind of feeling kind of 00:45:55.620 --> 00:46:02.180 peeved that what used to maybe be somewhat within reach as an aspirational item is no longer within reach and they're questioning 00:46:02.180 --> 00:46:11.620 Why ever bothered to do this in the first place? Um, I think it's called a a work in so there's uh, you can at walmart like through marketplace you can buy like 00:46:12.420 --> 00:46:16.660 Birkin bag of likes that are a fraction of the price and apparently like pretty deez 00:46:17.140 --> 00:46:22.260 um It's called working. I think I think it's called a work in bag. W. I. R. K. 00:46:23.140 --> 00:46:27.700 Work in bag hold on Uh, yeah, yeah, it's called a work in 00:46:28.740 --> 00:46:34.580 And this is like it's it's a whole thing like I just I find the whole space super super fascinating 00:46:35.140 --> 00:46:40.580 um I took a work in for a test drive and the results were surprising 00:46:40.820 --> 00:46:45.220 Can you can you imagine being able to write this much about a handbag? 00:46:46.180 --> 00:46:50.180 Like sometimes we struggle to write this many words about like an entire computer that 00:46:51.060 --> 00:46:57.140 has Is manuf has parts in it that are manufactured to such a scale that 00:46:58.100 --> 00:47:02.020 people even 10 years ago couldn't possibly have fathomed it like 00:47:03.700 --> 00:47:08.580 On an atomic scale and it's you can really say this much about a handbag. Which you know what? 00:47:11.540 --> 00:47:13.700 We I just have some learning to do clearly 00:47:16.100 --> 00:47:20.500 Um a diplomatic way to say that I I have learning to do I could do better 00:47:21.380 --> 00:47:27.700 Anyway, the point is that I went to a mall and I lived there for three days and I 00:47:28.580 --> 00:47:31.620 I visited with my brother who moved there a couple years ago 00:47:32.260 --> 00:47:34.660 Uh cost of living is like 00:47:35.460 --> 00:47:39.860 Markedly better shout out Edmonton. Oh, yeah, if you don't mind living in Edmonton 00:47:40.340 --> 00:47:44.500 Um fun fact did not know this he's he's full of little fun facts about Edmonton 00:47:44.500 --> 00:47:50.260 Now that he lives there. Um, it is apparently I'm just going based on what my brother said so make of this what you will 00:47:50.660 --> 00:47:54.740 but it is apparently the northernmost like 00:47:55.060 --> 00:48:00.660 Metropolis like city with over a hundred over a hundred with over a million full-time residents 00:48:01.140 --> 00:48:06.420 Which I didn't know I didn't realize how north flipping Edmonton is it's 00:48:07.540 --> 00:48:11.620 Very north Yeah, I just I just never really 00:48:12.580 --> 00:48:15.620 Thought about it like I obviously look at a map of canada 00:48:15.780 --> 00:48:18.820 But part of the problem with looking at canada on a flat map 00:48:18.900 --> 00:48:23.220 What's the system called where we where we like flatten it out and excuse it? Oh, yeah 00:48:23.620 --> 00:48:29.940 Sorry, what's it called Dan? Of course Dan would know Yeah, something like that the mercantur projection. Anyway, the point is 00:48:30.580 --> 00:48:39.460 Looking at canada on a map is really misleading unless you happen to like have a globe and so I just never really like 00:48:40.340 --> 00:48:44.820 Thought about it Yeah, Edmonton's like really far north 00:48:45.540 --> 00:48:51.860 Yeah, the mall is cool because you can stay indoors and do all those things like that's one of the reasons why that mall 00:48:52.260 --> 00:48:57.140 Was like worth building. Oh, dude. I got a weather got a weather advisory on my phone. I was like 00:48:58.660 --> 00:49:01.140 Who cares I'm in the mall like that's it's really uh 00:49:01.780 --> 00:49:08.180 It's it's basically a shelter. It's it's fascinating the amount of ways that you can kind of like get there because it's connected to things 00:49:08.580 --> 00:49:13.460 Yeah, like you said, there's the hotel that's connected to it. They have to have numbered get there without going outside 00:49:13.540 --> 00:49:16.900 They have to have numbered entrances. We were at entrance 52 00:49:17.540 --> 00:49:21.780 Which gives you some idea how big the mall is that it needs 52 numbered entrances 00:49:22.660 --> 00:49:29.540 Yeah, yeah, it's it's It's it's really it's a bastion against the like the the cold storm 00:49:29.940 --> 00:49:34.740 That's that's really yeah, that actually makes a ton of sense 00:49:35.700 --> 00:49:41.140 Yeah, like there's there's uh, some I think it was already in chat said that he thinks that at one point time 00:49:41.140 --> 00:49:44.820 It was number one. He said it was number like 20 something 29 there 00:49:44.900 --> 00:49:51.300 I think it was low double digits or high single digits for how big of a mall it was and you think about the population 00:49:51.780 --> 00:49:58.340 of Edmonton versus Where these bigger malls are and it like is still quite a standout 00:49:58.820 --> 00:50:04.020 Um, oh, yeah, all size per capita. It's it's gotta still gotta be up there, dude 00:50:04.100 --> 00:50:08.740 It's gotta be up there and there's a reason for it and the reason is because it's in the you know northern most 00:50:09.300 --> 00:50:13.300 Metropolis like you said Yeah, I'm really cool and dude. It was hopping 00:50:13.940 --> 00:50:16.260 Like already says it was the biggest until 2004 00:50:17.060 --> 00:50:22.020 really So it's just not as it was hopping surge and giant malls since then 00:50:23.060 --> 00:50:28.900 I actually did not know that When we were there it even had a shooting range inside it really 00:50:29.540 --> 00:50:33.460 I mean, that's that doesn't still there. That doesn't surprise me one bit 00:50:34.020 --> 00:50:37.380 Uh, definitely a lot of definitely a lot of gun culture 00:50:38.100 --> 00:50:42.900 um, yeah, yeah, my my brother like just moved into a new place 00:50:43.540 --> 00:50:50.340 um and Furniture still there furniture was a little on the on the 00:50:51.300 --> 00:50:55.140 De-prioritized side. So we we all kind of piled onto the couch 00:50:55.700 --> 00:50:58.580 Yvonne and I were there and we had all the kids and we we had lunch at his place 00:50:59.860 --> 00:51:03.620 Um, is it very bachelor patty, but he did he did show me his many guns 00:51:04.820 --> 00:51:09.860 Yeah, yeah, yeah, he uh, he went out and uh and guns have furniture 00:51:10.980 --> 00:51:16.340 Sorry, sorry, what guns have furniture. What was that guns? Don't sit people people sit people or something 00:51:21.060 --> 00:51:27.940 Uh, yeah, no, he uh, he he he picked up um, I forget what it's called. I'm as you know 00:51:27.940 --> 00:51:33.460 I'm not much of a gun nerd, but he uh, right when they were um, when they were shutting down the 00:51:34.580 --> 00:51:40.340 Uh handguns the handguns. Yeah, so he basically just went and bought the first handgun he could find 00:51:40.740 --> 00:51:45.860 Did absolutely no research on it whatsoever because he had like two days when he realized that the deadline was coming up 00:51:46.180 --> 00:51:53.940 So it was like I just like want a handgun And and like went and got this thing and he showed it to me. I gotta say I'm not a much of a gun nerd 00:51:54.180 --> 00:51:56.180 But it was like a like a check 00:51:57.300 --> 00:51:59.300 A law enforcement pistol 00:52:00.820 --> 00:52:05.380 Super nice Absolutely like a shadow 00:52:06.180 --> 00:52:10.340 zero Cz shadow, I wouldn't know 00:52:11.060 --> 00:52:17.940 Anyway, it's apparently completely steel It's super heavy even without a without a loaded magazine and it's like super heavy 00:52:18.340 --> 00:52:23.220 And dude the slide was some of the most beautiful precision machining. I think I've ever seen 00:52:23.940 --> 00:52:25.940 Um, it's like gotta be a shadow 00:52:27.460 --> 00:52:30.180 Anyway, anyway, it's uh 00:52:31.700 --> 00:52:38.420 A fine, I what I like I said not a gun nerd, but definitely a machining nerd and it is a beautifully 00:52:38.980 --> 00:52:43.140 Beautifully machined little piece um 00:52:43.140 --> 00:52:49.940 So I congratulated him on his firearm as I think you're supposed to do and then we uh when we walked to the park and hung out 00:52:50.020 --> 00:52:55.700 It was good Do you remember if the slide had um 00:52:56.660 --> 00:52:59.780 Holes on the side of it or just angled slashes? 00:53:00.580 --> 00:53:05.140 dude I 00:53:05.140 --> 00:53:10.820 Thought I'd ask yeah, it's like I bet you it's the shadow a bunch of people are saying a 75. It's one of those things shadows are really 00:53:11.540 --> 00:53:16.420 It's it's it's like it's like asking me if that hot dude at the pool 00:53:17.060 --> 00:53:19.460 You know had a six pack or an eight pack. It's like 00:53:20.900 --> 00:53:22.900 I'm not gay 00:53:24.900 --> 00:53:29.780 Like uh, I don't like it's totally fine for other people to be into it 00:53:30.260 --> 00:53:34.020 I'm just my ring bro. But I just my ring. I just can't tell my ring 00:53:34.500 --> 00:53:41.300 I I don't know. I don't know what the characteristics. I'm supposed to be looking for r to know if it was sexually appealing 00:53:41.860 --> 00:53:45.620 That's all it's actually a really good. That's actually a really good analogy. Um 00:53:47.060 --> 00:53:50.980 Yeah It's pretty good 00:53:50.980 --> 00:53:54.340 Couldn't tell you anything about it other than the machining very fine 00:53:55.060 --> 00:53:57.540 Because that I know that that I get 00:53:58.500 --> 00:54:02.260 um Me already says you don't have to be gay to observe 00:54:03.220 --> 00:54:07.940 No, but you would have to tell but he recognized that it was an attractive 00:54:09.060 --> 00:54:16.900 Person he just didn't Log all of the individual little details because the analogy is great. I don't know what the important details are 00:54:17.460 --> 00:54:22.180 Because I'm not I'm genuinely I would I would actually have to have someone like explain it to me 00:54:22.180 --> 00:54:28.660 It's not something that I like Can tell you know like I can and to be clear the question that I asked isn't even an important detail 00:54:28.820 --> 00:54:36.020 I just I looked on their website and it was a differentiating factor So I thought I'd ask but but I think the analogy was fantastic. Obviously 00:54:37.220 --> 00:54:39.220 It completely makes sense. Um 00:54:42.500 --> 00:54:47.140 Okay, should we do a second topic? I can't I can't believe how oh man 00:54:47.220 --> 00:54:51.380 I was looking at how few topics we had today and I was like man. It's going to be a really short show 00:54:51.940 --> 00:54:54.820 We've been live for almost an hour including pre-show 00:54:55.780 --> 00:55:00.660 And we've only done the first topic. We've done one topic. I think now we technically did 00:55:01.060 --> 00:55:09.220 Blindest goes to Edmonton Okay. Yeah, cool. Um water park strongly recommend. Uh, the waterslides are great 00:55:09.380 --> 00:55:12.500 I think that was the second most fun. I've ever had on a waterslide 00:55:12.980 --> 00:55:18.260 On that on that cyclone one super awesome. The like the almost freefall drop is 00:55:18.820 --> 00:55:23.220 intense and There um, they call it the typhoon, but I'm sure it has other names 00:55:23.540 --> 00:55:27.220 There one where you go down a slide and then you go into like a toilet bowl 00:55:28.180 --> 00:55:33.220 Until you like fall down into a deep pool at the bottom. You've been in one like that before they have one at cultus 00:55:34.100 --> 00:55:37.220 I've been in that one The one at cultus 00:55:37.220 --> 00:55:42.660 Yeah, well the one at cultus blows and and the one at west edmonton mall. So the one at west edmonton mall 00:55:43.140 --> 00:55:47.060 They uh, they went in there with some kind of compound in the seams 00:55:47.780 --> 00:55:51.220 um for all the cracks So like 00:55:51.220 --> 00:56:00.100 That's nice. I was only able to do two Loops around the one at cultus. I went this summer. So I am the same me as when I just went to the mall just now 00:56:00.580 --> 00:56:06.500 Um, and I was only able to do two loops around because it was just too painful on my elbows and my heels 00:56:06.660 --> 00:56:12.260 And like my shoulder blades to like to get that low friction. Um, yeah at the one at west edmonton mall 00:56:12.260 --> 00:56:15.620 I could do three and a half Which was freaking awesome 00:56:15.620 --> 00:56:20.900 Like I got so much speed because they went in with some kind of like compound and they they filled in 00:56:21.380 --> 00:56:27.060 All the little seams So you could like I was able to like grab the bar and like really rip down there and it didn't hurt at all 00:56:27.060 --> 00:56:31.060 Dude, it was freaking awesome Freakin awesome. That's sick. That's cool 00:56:34.980 --> 00:56:40.260 Uh, should we talk about ai stuff? I mean, I guess I mean, I could just talk about the water park more if you want 00:56:40.340 --> 00:56:46.260 But sure. Yeah, I mean you can you can't sure Let's talk about what's going to take all of our jobs and ruin the world and 00:56:46.900 --> 00:56:52.020 Nope, but hey at least at least we have at least we have bunnies on trampolines 00:56:55.300 --> 00:57:01.300 Is that in the is that in the No, that was like last week two weeks ago or something. Okay, sure 00:57:02.020 --> 00:57:09.460 The sources for this is everything google deep mind open ai mashable enthropic 11 Labs three different tech crunch articles multiple twitter 00:57:09.860 --> 00:57:16.420 Threads etc. It's been a massive week for ai announcements google deep mind announced genie three a world model 00:57:16.500 --> 00:57:21.380 That can turn a text prompt into a fully interactive 3d environment. You can explore in real time 00:57:22.260 --> 00:57:27.940 Compared to genie two. It's more consistent more realistic and interactive for minutes at a time instead of 00:57:28.820 --> 00:57:36.340 realistically seconds You can also even revisit locations and see them persist which was a major problem in the past 00:57:36.980 --> 00:57:39.860 Think sora, but for navigable worlds not just video 00:57:40.580 --> 00:57:49.460 and then lines do you want to bring up the Example of a drone shot generated by vo3 sure. I'll do that. We're just looking at genie two versus genie three right now 00:57:50.420 --> 00:57:55.460 Okay So definitely improvements to world persistence 00:57:56.820 --> 00:57:58.820 I'd really like to see him turn around though 00:58:00.260 --> 00:58:09.060 Yeah, turn around He's really avoiding a lot of turning go on turn around so you can kind of tell and go ahead turn around. I want to see 00:58:13.460 --> 00:58:17.780 Wow You gotta get really close to the mic when you say that sorry sorry 00:58:18.260 --> 00:58:22.980 Uh, anyway, okay, so sorry that was genie two genie three. I mean, I guess you could kind of run it longer 00:58:23.220 --> 00:58:25.220 Okay, so here's a drone thought 00:58:26.340 --> 00:58:30.020 A drone shot generated by vo3 being taken over and controlled 00:58:30.660 --> 00:58:34.980 In real time or by vo3 thought somewhere drone thought and geez 00:58:36.260 --> 00:58:41.060 Okay So here's the generated video 00:58:42.260 --> 00:58:46.980 okay And we're gonna take control mid-flight 00:58:48.260 --> 00:58:55.860 And then we'll be able to Move it around. I guess that's in. Oh, yeah. No, here we go. Yep. So we're so we're controlling it now 00:58:57.620 --> 00:59:03.780 Okay I guess so yeah, I guess yeah, I guess the big difference is in real time. We're able to 00:59:05.540 --> 00:59:07.540 Generate this landscape as we go 00:59:08.980 --> 00:59:14.340 Flipping wild how for short clips. Anyway, how kind of actually pretty convincing it is 00:59:15.300 --> 00:59:17.860 Yeah, at least at x resolution 00:59:19.460 --> 00:59:26.980 What else we got uh A deep mind researcher posted a video of people playing around with genie three to which someone asked if that video was created 00:59:27.140 --> 00:59:34.100 Using genie three to which the researcher then actually did it. So here. Okay. So here. This is this is pretty funny. Oh, am I not? 00:59:34.900 --> 00:59:41.700 Oh, I signed in at some point. So anyway, this is the original video was them just like playing around with genie three on lunch 00:59:42.340 --> 00:59:44.820 and then they used genie three to 00:59:46.980 --> 00:59:49.620 Here you go to take control of that video 00:59:51.060 --> 00:59:55.720 And then walk out the window and some stuff happens basically 01:00:04.020 --> 01:00:07.940 Open ai announced their first open weight models since gpt2 01:00:08.580 --> 01:00:16.660 GPT os s 120 billion and gpt os s 20 billion are free to download os s is an open source software 01:00:17.220 --> 01:00:21.380 They're apache licensed and can run on a single GPU or even a laptop 01:00:21.540 --> 01:00:27.460 Despite being open they're trained with many of the same techniques as open ai's proprietary reasoning models 01:00:27.700 --> 01:00:30.900 And they're performing surprisingly close to the o series and benchmarks 01:00:31.300 --> 01:00:33.860 Um open ai launched gpt 5 01:00:34.420 --> 01:00:40.340 its first unified model combining o series reasoning with gpt series speed plus a 01:00:40.660 --> 01:00:48.500 Router that chooses between quick or thinking responses benchmarks show small gains in coding science and reduced hallucinations 01:00:49.060 --> 01:00:52.820 But a buggy rollout made it seem dumber on day one sparking 01:00:53.460 --> 01:00:58.740 Calls to bring back gpt 4. Oh, I didn't even know about that. Yeah, I'm gonna talk about my I think they need bigger gains 01:00:58.820 --> 01:01:02.660 I think they need bigger gains in coding based on my experience by the way 01:01:02.820 --> 01:01:08.100 I don't know if you saw this on the subreddit, but um There was a reddit post that went kind of viral 01:01:08.500 --> 01:01:16.020 Where somebody ran into the exact same thing that I did with chat gpt claiming that it would work on something in the background and then come back 01:01:16.500 --> 01:01:19.540 And uh, was that with five though? No, I don't think so 01:01:20.260 --> 01:01:24.740 I'm just just making me think of that. But yeah chat gpt do be a liar sometimes 01:01:26.020 --> 01:01:30.740 Uh, yeah, but I I have things to should I talk about that now or should we go into the other ones? 01:01:30.820 --> 01:01:34.900 You talk about whatever you want loop. You talk about whatever you want a little space here 01:01:35.060 --> 01:01:41.460 You can talk whatever you want Uh gpt 5 last night and I ran it against a 01:01:42.020 --> 01:01:45.060 test that I've been doing for a while where you know where I take the 01:01:46.260 --> 01:01:52.820 I My goodness, um, I I take the wall street journal 01:01:53.620 --> 01:02:00.660 Is that it? Yeah, the wall street journal game called letterboxed and I give it the rules. I did this with john with 01:02:01.540 --> 01:02:05.620 Uh, john from the lab john doyrin. I did it with chat gpt 4 01:02:05.700 --> 01:02:08.660 I think it was with him and I was trying to get it to actually work 01:02:08.980 --> 01:02:12.420 And it never did and I've tried this with a few other models not all of them 01:02:13.140 --> 01:02:15.860 But a few other models and usually it can't 01:02:16.340 --> 01:02:19.460 Actually play the game the game is basically there's four sides to a square 01:02:19.700 --> 01:02:22.020 there's three letters on each side and you need to 01:02:22.820 --> 01:02:28.820 Use up all of the letters making various words by you by doing as few words as you possibly can 01:02:30.180 --> 01:02:33.220 And the problem is you can't go to the same side again 01:02:33.380 --> 01:02:39.060 You have to go from different side to different side And it would sometimes like make up letters that weren't there 01:02:39.300 --> 01:02:42.900 It would it would most often it would go back to the same side too many times 01:02:42.980 --> 01:02:45.940 It would like break the rules and it couldn't actually play the game. Um 01:02:46.740 --> 01:02:49.300 I got the standard gbt 5 01:02:50.100 --> 01:02:57.140 to be able to beat it It recognized it it attempted to do it and it 01:02:57.620 --> 01:03:01.220 Cheated it went to the same side too many times. So I called it out and 01:03:02.020 --> 01:03:06.980 It accepted that and then it tried again and failed and gave me an output saying 01:03:07.620 --> 01:03:10.980 I failed to do this. This is why it was hard for me to do 01:03:12.100 --> 01:03:15.060 Um, and then and then it was like do you want me to keep trying? 01:03:15.860 --> 01:03:19.380 And I was like, yeah, keep trying and it tried again and it failed again 01:03:19.860 --> 01:03:23.460 Explained why it was hard and explained what it would need to do 01:03:24.100 --> 01:03:27.540 And it was like basically I'm gonna have to write a program to do this because 01:03:28.820 --> 01:03:33.060 My model has an issue with like location persistence and all this other kind of stuff 01:03:33.220 --> 01:03:35.780 So like I am too limited but I can write code 01:03:36.500 --> 01:03:43.700 To solve this for you if you want So I said sure and it output a python script that just one shot it 01:03:44.260 --> 01:03:48.180 really So that was very interesting and then 01:03:50.100 --> 01:03:53.860 I was sitting with feo and he was like, oh try the reasoning model. See what happens there 01:03:54.420 --> 01:03:58.580 So I switched from the standard model to the reasoning model and it took a long time 01:03:58.820 --> 01:04:03.220 But it just right off the hop one shot it and it actually it solved it 01:04:04.100 --> 01:04:08.740 In five words And the challenge was do it in five words or less 01:04:08.900 --> 01:04:12.420 It's often in five words, but as I was inputting them to make sure that it worked 01:04:12.900 --> 01:04:15.300 I realized that it actually finished on the fourth word 01:04:16.580 --> 01:04:22.500 So it found a fifth extra word And then it was like I can probably do better if you want me to try 01:04:22.900 --> 01:04:25.780 I called it out and was like you didn't need the fifth word and it was like, yeah 01:04:26.180 --> 01:04:31.060 And uh and then in response it was like I think I can do fewer words if you want 01:04:31.540 --> 01:04:34.660 And I was like, yeah go for it and it sat for a while and then it did it in three 01:04:37.700 --> 01:04:41.700 So that was actually pretty crazy to me. Um 01:04:42.500 --> 01:04:51.460 That was pretty nuts, but Isn't that the agi thing being able to improve itself? No, I completely disagree. No, not even a little 01:04:52.180 --> 01:04:58.260 The the the big difference um that feo and I were talking about he was proposing that the big difference is that 01:04:58.740 --> 01:05:05.540 um It was a change in alignment, which might actually make it hallucinate less, which is interesting because 01:05:05.860 --> 01:05:14.100 Alignment you're gonna have to define So basically in the past, um, there was a lot of rules that tried to make it stop 01:05:14.900 --> 01:05:16.900 Try to stop it from doing certain things, right? 01:05:19.220 --> 01:05:22.820 And you could work around those rules, but a lot of times 01:05:23.380 --> 01:05:27.780 It would just kind of like make stuff up to get around it would you would ask it something 01:05:28.500 --> 01:05:31.620 You would ask it to go from point a to point b Yeah 01:05:31.620 --> 01:05:36.420 And it would like go to many other points in between to try to solve a bunch of problems that you haven't actually really asked for yet 01:05:36.420 --> 01:05:39.940 Like it was like over eager almost, um, and it would 01:05:40.820 --> 01:05:46.980 It would try to work around what you asked it to do and add a bunch of stuff and it was it kind of went out of scope 01:05:47.220 --> 01:05:51.860 Very often it would tangent really hard to go out of scope really often. I'm sure you experienced this doing your coding thing 01:05:51.940 --> 01:05:56.260 Yep And now it's a bit more strict. It seems to 01:05:56.980 --> 01:06:04.340 Stick closer to what you asked for And when it can't do it the change here the reason why that person is asking is it an agi thing? 01:06:04.580 --> 01:06:08.020 The change here is that it's quicker to propose alternatives 01:06:08.500 --> 01:06:16.180 right instead of trying to Work around automatically or pretending proposed alternative or pretending or whatever 01:06:16.260 --> 01:06:19.780 So like before I couldn't get it to do it because it would just keep breaking the rules 01:06:19.780 --> 01:06:23.620 And when I would point out that it broke the rule it would just be like, ah, you're right and then it would break the rule again 01:06:23.940 --> 01:06:28.180 Yeah, um, and now instead of just like hammering its face into the wall 01:06:28.580 --> 01:06:31.700 It will go. Okay. Yeah, I broke the rules here 01:06:32.420 --> 01:06:35.860 You caught me on it and then I broke the rules again caught myself on it 01:06:36.500 --> 01:06:40.580 We need another solution. I don't seem to be able to do this. Here's another way that I could approach it 01:06:40.740 --> 01:06:44.260 Right writing a program to do it for you um 01:06:44.260 --> 01:06:51.860 And then it did it By the way, here's the interesting and probably more useful. Here's the uh, the sort of viral post I found it 01:06:52.500 --> 01:06:56.100 Um, this is on r slash chat gpt cod chat gpt lying 01:06:56.500 --> 01:07:03.060 Had a very strange interaction over the course of 24 hours in short It strung me along the entire time all while lying about its capabilities and what it was doing 01:07:03.620 --> 01:07:08.100 It was to help me write code and generate some assets for a project told me it would take 24 hours to complete 01:07:08.500 --> 01:07:13.060 24 hours later I asked for an update It said it was done and would generate a download link no download link worked 01:07:13.380 --> 01:07:18.820 After 10 attempts of faulty download links it admitted it never had the capabilities in the first place to create a download link 01:07:19.220 --> 01:07:22.340 Furthermore, I asked what had been working on this entire time turns out nothing 01:07:22.740 --> 01:07:28.340 And lastly after some back and forth it admitted to lying. I asked why and it essentially said it was to keep me happy 01:07:28.580 --> 01:07:34.580 This is a huge problem So yeah, so hopefully as far as my understanding goes it should do less of that 01:07:34.660 --> 01:07:37.300 So hopefully they have fixed with fixed this 01:07:38.500 --> 01:07:45.700 Yeah, because there's there's been alignment changes So it should help with less of that which which comes across as a hallucination problem because it is 01:07:46.020 --> 01:07:49.220 But it's a hallucination problem because they're like incentivizing it to 01:07:50.260 --> 01:07:54.180 Make you happy particular thing. Yeah. Yeah, whereas I don't want to be happy. I want 01:07:54.820 --> 01:08:00.180 I want the truth. I want the real answer So hopefully it'll be better. It's it is still hallucinating things 01:08:00.420 --> 01:08:06.660 Um, I ran it through some some stuff just to try to see if it would screw up and it still absolutely does the hallucination problem 01:08:06.660 --> 01:08:10.740 is not solved But in my kind of like 01:08:10.980 --> 01:08:16.980 Uh, my version of tea leaf reading. Yeah, it does seem a little bit better at the hallucination stuff 01:08:16.980 --> 01:08:19.540 And it seems like probably because of the alignment changes 01:08:20.500 --> 01:08:24.260 interesting Yeah 01:08:24.900 --> 01:08:27.620 Yeah, it's an interesting interesting time. This is 01:08:28.500 --> 01:08:32.260 I'm surprised that the notes in the dock seem pretty tepid on it 01:08:32.660 --> 01:08:39.940 Um likely because of the the buggy rollout that they mentioned because most people that I've talked to about it are very impressed 01:08:41.380 --> 01:08:44.340 Not necessarily because like, oh my god, it's so capable 01:08:44.980 --> 01:08:47.220 um, but because it messes around less 01:08:48.020 --> 01:08:52.340 and They're able to get the thing that they actually want out of it 01:08:52.900 --> 01:09:00.420 um Without it lying to them quite as much like I really I've been talking about this on wancho for a long time 01:09:00.580 --> 01:09:03.300 I really think the biggest problem with all these systems is the 01:09:04.180 --> 01:09:08.580 hallucinations and 01:09:08.740 --> 01:09:13.140 Even a marginal improvement there, which is like this this absolutely did not solve the problem 01:09:13.380 --> 01:09:16.900 But it feels like a marginal improvement and even a marginal improvement there is a pretty big deal 01:09:17.540 --> 01:09:24.180 like there's It's it's pretty common in conversations for other people to for people to bring up like oh, yeah, there's a model that's better 01:09:25.220 --> 01:09:28.580 It's like it tests better. It is it is realistically a better model 01:09:28.980 --> 01:09:35.300 but It hallucinates like crazy and is like difficult to interact with so I don't like using it 01:09:35.460 --> 01:09:39.540 Um, and this seems like a good step in the it's 01:09:40.500 --> 01:09:43.300 More functional to interact with realm in my opinion 01:09:44.500 --> 01:09:48.500 Hey, hold on a second Dan. Just uh, just put a merch message 01:09:49.380 --> 01:09:55.220 Just through the bottom here where apparently someone gave you a dual sense controller at ltx 01:09:55.860 --> 01:10:04.100 And asked if you've reached a conclusion about it How did you not have a controller all those times when we were playing tape to tape if someone gave you a dual sense? 01:10:06.260 --> 01:10:08.260 Uh 01:10:09.540 --> 01:10:11.540 I don't think I have a dual sense controller 01:10:13.060 --> 01:10:15.060 Uh 01:10:16.420 --> 01:10:19.860 Is it is it possible i'm completely missing something here 01:10:23.380 --> 01:10:29.700 I vaguely remember this But I don't think I have it. Do you not have it at work. What happened to it work? 01:10:30.420 --> 01:10:34.340 Oh, it's probably at work. Okay. Well Cameron wants to know if you like it or hate it 01:10:34.420 --> 01:10:40.100 So you should probably take it home and let Cameron know. No, I think the answer would have probably been that I did not like it 01:10:42.580 --> 01:10:44.580 All right, because I probably just like 01:10:45.780 --> 01:10:49.140 Tried it and was like yep confirmed. I really do not like 01:10:50.340 --> 01:10:54.340 When the thumbsticks are both down here and then probably just brought it to work 01:10:54.340 --> 01:10:57.700 That's funny because I actually in spite of that. I quite like the dual sense. I 01:10:58.660 --> 01:11:01.060 I still use an xbox controller 01:11:02.020 --> 01:11:08.100 But I do like the dual sense The the offset analog sticks whatever those are called is just I can't 01:11:09.860 --> 01:11:11.860 Nothing else does it for me. Um 01:11:13.140 --> 01:11:16.500 I I don't actually technically use an xbox controller at home 01:11:17.220 --> 01:11:23.460 Um, but I use a controller that is like very much modeled after an xbox controller. Yeah, and it just 01:11:24.500 --> 01:11:32.260 it's It's great. Dan. I can't I I'm remembering more of this now. I did try it. It just I didn't try it 01:11:33.380 --> 01:11:38.340 Much for that long I tried it with I think it was fours of five horizons 01:11:39.620 --> 01:11:43.860 And then it was just like uh And I tried it for like I think a couple days and then yeah 01:11:43.940 --> 01:11:51.380 I I suspect it's at work now because I don't have it at home anymore But I didn't sell it Dan. You gotta you gotta actually read people's messages. Yeah, I'm so sorry about that 01:11:51.380 --> 01:11:55.460 Luke if you come to a conclusion on the dual sense controller yet, I gave you what a del tx land 01:11:55.460 --> 01:12:00.020 I just want to know if you like it or hate it. I missed that middle Wait for the ps6 01:12:03.380 --> 01:12:06.260 Wait what I I misread the comment. I'm so sorry 01:12:07.220 --> 01:12:10.980 Okay, apologies. He ran it through chat gpt and he forgot to use five 01:12:11.620 --> 01:12:17.620 Okay, yeah Or you're only worth four mini. I'll work on this in the background and I'll get back to you in 24 hours 01:12:17.940 --> 01:12:22.980 I got better things to do Sorry about that. Yeah, I do I do remember this now 01:12:22.980 --> 01:12:28.100 And I'm fairly certain it was fours horizon five that I used it with and I did try to give it a real shot 01:12:28.180 --> 01:12:36.020 But honestly the conclusion was gotten to rather quickly. I just I really don't this position for my hands is not cool 01:12:36.180 --> 01:12:39.620 I get it I don't I don't like it 01:12:39.780 --> 01:12:43.780 How hard do you think it would be like if okay on a week like this week? 01:12:43.860 --> 01:12:47.300 I think Dan can probably reply to everyone directly 01:12:47.540 --> 01:12:51.300 But on weeks when we have like a major launch, how hard would it be to train? 01:12:52.660 --> 01:12:58.900 Train up a model on like every past WAN Show transcript. I actually tried to do that. Did you yeah, how'd that go? 01:12:59.300 --> 01:13:04.340 Uh, not great because you have to design call and response for every single message 01:13:04.820 --> 01:13:11.780 But you also need a way to indicate if it's shown curated or archived and it's very difficult to do that 01:13:12.420 --> 01:13:18.020 organically No, but I would imagine that would be the human intervention at that point 01:13:19.460 --> 01:13:22.980 Yes, and no, I mean we wanted to respond to another button 01:13:23.780 --> 01:13:31.620 I don't think we should do this, but I think the the Thing to do could be having a button that is AI response. The problem is that most of you decide 01:13:32.020 --> 01:13:35.940 No, most of the responses I mean, yeah, sure 01:13:35.940 --> 01:13:42.340 Maybe no it would have to be no it would have to be the AI response goes to a human and then a human decides 01:13:42.500 --> 01:13:47.700 If the AI got it right. Yeah, like it could show up. There's probably more work than it could show up at the bottom of my 01:13:47.940 --> 01:13:54.180 Tech spot evaluating and yeah It's probably for someone who types as quickly as any one of the three of us 01:13:54.340 --> 01:13:59.460 It's probably less work to just type the response at that point. I feel like I feel like 01:14:00.180 --> 01:14:06.180 Yeah, AI is in it has this like this sweet spot where your your brain moves faster than your fingers 01:14:06.740 --> 01:14:11.140 And then if your fingers move as fast as your brain then it just kind of um 01:14:12.100 --> 01:14:19.700 It doesn't really do as much for me. Hey speaking of mice and keyboards being obsolete. Uh, should we move on to 01:14:20.980 --> 01:14:26.820 Discussing how mice and keyboards are going away or did you want to finish up the the AI news for the week? 01:14:27.700 --> 01:14:34.260 I guess there's still more there, but yeah, I think I think to me personally five is much more interesting than four 01:14:34.820 --> 01:14:39.780 Ever was and I know people are talking about would you say it's 25 percent more interesting than four ever was? 01:14:41.860 --> 01:14:50.500 Uh Yeah, maybe but I don't think that four was 33 percent more interesting than three so 01:14:51.620 --> 01:14:55.060 Okay, so the mouth falls apart a little bit, but hey, that's what we expect from an AI 01:14:56.900 --> 01:15:05.860 Yeah, yeah perfect. Um, because four seemed like an improved but kind of samey thing in my opinion. Um 01:15:08.420 --> 01:15:18.340 Five is is Yeah, a little bit more shippable. I think uh, anthropic announced cloud opus 4.1 focused on coding research and agentic reasoning 01:15:18.660 --> 01:15:25.860 Benchmarks show noticeable improvements and multi file refactoring and pinpoint debugging without adding new bugs and 11 Labs launched 01:15:26.260 --> 01:15:32.580 11 music an AI used to generate studio grade music in any style with or without vocals in multiple languages 01:15:33.060 --> 01:15:36.180 Nearly all commercial uses are cleared Oh 01:15:36.260 --> 01:15:40.660 Good, you can listen to some examples here. Would you like to listen to an example luke? 01:15:41.620 --> 01:15:47.060 Yeah, I'll bring it up myself too Okay, so I'm gonna really question the studio quality 01:15:47.460 --> 01:15:55.540 Uh Listening to the examples doesn't make me question it any less. Um Dan am I am I cleared for for audio off? 01:15:58.260 --> 01:16:00.260 I can't hear myself 01:16:01.940 --> 01:16:03.940 Cool well, I've listened to it already so 01:16:06.340 --> 01:16:15.460 Weary one Through shadows deep and twilight cold. I bear a longing silent 01:16:16.180 --> 01:16:18.180 Oh 01:16:35.220 --> 01:16:37.220 Yeah, so 01:16:39.300 --> 01:16:42.740 Technically you could make that in the studio 01:16:43.700 --> 01:16:47.780 But you wouldn't Yeah, I think that's the problem 01:16:48.260 --> 01:16:51.140 Yeah, um, yeah, that's a that's a 01:16:52.260 --> 01:16:56.500 Neat Now hear me out. Hear me out. How about yellow bus jam? 01:16:59.060 --> 01:17:01.060 Okay, we're going for some Beatles or what? 01:17:04.180 --> 01:17:06.180 Not groovier 01:17:13.700 --> 01:17:15.700 When the summer song 01:17:23.940 --> 01:17:26.980 It's you can something's still wrong you can feel it 01:17:33.300 --> 01:17:38.260 I X7 724 and Floatplane chess. Okay, this sucks 01:17:39.300 --> 01:17:41.540 Yeah, you guys haven't heard suck yet 01:17:42.820 --> 01:17:46.820 The voice is impressive because a lot of ai voices have that problem where they have the like 01:17:46.900 --> 01:17:52.740 They're they're hyper monotone about anything because the second they show any inflection or emotion 01:17:53.300 --> 01:17:58.100 It could be unaligned and that is a bigger giveaway than them just being hyper monotone 01:17:58.500 --> 01:18:03.300 Uh, so it's it's interesting that they actually have some like emotion in the singing that is seemingly pretty good 01:18:03.460 --> 01:18:09.700 Twill 923 says a soul song with no soul. Yeah. Yeah, exactly pretty much really 01:18:10.260 --> 01:18:18.340 Was notably lacking. Uh, hold on. Who was it? I'm sitting here with a guitar and can't find the beat still. Hold on. Who was this? 01:18:19.780 --> 01:18:22.900 Can't can't find it. I mean, okay. So this is fair though. This is fair 01:18:23.300 --> 01:18:27.220 Travow says there are plenty of real songs that are way worse though 01:18:27.620 --> 01:18:32.100 Oh, it was Gilmore D who said the uh, the the beat's very weird. Can't find can't find the feel 01:18:32.660 --> 01:18:36.580 um Yeah, yeah, it's the kind of thing 01:18:36.980 --> 01:18:42.980 That I wouldn't notice if I wasn't actively listening if that makes sense 01:18:43.060 --> 01:18:47.780 Like if I was in a restaurant and this was on in the background, I wouldn't 01:18:48.740 --> 01:18:53.860 I wouldn't notice it I would I wouldn't be like 01:18:55.540 --> 01:19:02.180 How dare they like it wouldn't be like that wedding I went to where they played flowers from Miley Cyrus and I was like, wow 01:19:03.060 --> 01:19:08.900 wildly inappropriate For like the second song of the dance like that 01:19:10.180 --> 01:19:13.860 like It was a human dj literally 01:19:14.660 --> 01:19:17.860 I wish they were replaced by an ai at that point because you can't do that 01:19:18.420 --> 01:19:21.940 That's just so inappropriate. So it wasn't like that 01:19:22.580 --> 01:19:28.420 um Yeah, pug boy says that's an insane choice for a wedding, right? 01:19:29.780 --> 01:19:33.380 Anyway, um, so it's it wouldn't drag me out of the event 01:19:34.100 --> 01:19:36.100 But it also I wouldn't be like 01:19:37.380 --> 01:19:41.940 I'll need to get my sound hound out Shazam that 01:19:41.940 --> 01:19:44.260 It like I just wouldn't notice it 01:19:45.540 --> 01:19:47.540 Yeah 01:19:51.380 --> 01:19:54.980 Um unique username asked why what's wrong with that song? 01:19:55.540 --> 01:19:59.300 um And moon mmo says 01:20:00.020 --> 01:20:02.900 Because it's about loving yourself because partners suck 01:20:04.340 --> 01:20:08.260 Absolutely unhinged choice for a wedding 01:20:09.860 --> 01:20:12.420 Uh, yaxter says mother-in-law requested it 01:20:15.540 --> 01:20:18.340 Yeah, it's pretty good. That's pretty good. Um 01:20:19.700 --> 01:20:23.540 Does this not require a public broadcast license to play in a store or like question mark? 01:20:23.700 --> 01:20:27.060 Probably not the thing is that i'm sitting with is there is already 01:20:27.700 --> 01:20:31.220 um tons of royalty-free music 01:20:31.700 --> 01:20:37.300 Yeah, like real music by real people I'm pretty sure crab rave is like literally one of those 01:20:38.100 --> 01:20:42.420 Uh, no, I think there's usage requirements like you have to credit them and stuff 01:20:44.020 --> 01:20:49.380 Yeah, we also do have an agreement with monster cat where we just like can use all of their stuff as long as we just credit it 01:20:49.780 --> 01:20:51.780 There are vancouver bros 01:20:55.060 --> 01:21:00.420 So I don't don't don't i'm i'm i'm actually not sure though now he's looking oh no it is copyrighted 01:21:00.420 --> 01:21:06.420 Yeah, it's not royalty-free. Okay. Yeah, so yeah, let's be careful that we can use it. Um, yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah 01:21:08.580 --> 01:21:11.700 The interesting because I noticed like a ton of people do 01:21:13.060 --> 01:21:17.540 So I thought I thought I knew it was originally copyrighted and we just had an approval 01:21:17.540 --> 01:21:20.180 But then I've noticed that it's like universally used now 01:21:20.580 --> 01:21:24.100 um But I guess either just people have agreements or 01:21:25.460 --> 01:21:28.900 Uh It's fly by night. I could see either one to be honest 01:21:31.300 --> 01:21:33.300 Um 01:21:35.300 --> 01:21:42.260 Okay, the last bit here is ilan musk says that twitter will put ads in grok's chatbot answers 01:21:42.740 --> 01:21:48.020 Meaning that advertisers could pay to have their product be the ideal solution that grok suggests 01:21:51.780 --> 01:21:58.900 Talk about saying the quiet part out loud musk says we all knew it was going that direction musk says this will help pay for those expensive gpus 01:21:58.980 --> 01:22:05.140 That's a quote. Um while using xai tech to improve ad targeting. It's like 01:22:06.740 --> 01:22:10.340 Dude, are you not gonna you're not gonna are you not gonna buy me dinner first? 01:22:11.140 --> 01:22:16.100 like Just boom straight to more procreation not enough children 01:22:18.020 --> 01:22:22.820 Bend right over because this is how I intend to use my giant GPU farm 01:22:23.460 --> 01:22:27.300 powered by natural gas turbines that I didn't get a permit for 01:22:28.900 --> 01:22:34.100 Wait, really? I'm just gonna I'm just gonna straight up. I'm gonna straight up. Yep 01:22:34.180 --> 01:22:36.900 I'm gonna have people pay to to be the best answer 01:22:37.220 --> 01:22:42.420 I mean, it works great for google with their top sponsored search results, right? Let's let's just do that 01:22:42.500 --> 01:22:45.780 But ai are you serious right now? You don't even have the top 01:22:46.420 --> 01:22:52.980 ai chatbot And you're already trying to be the first one to completely and s**tify. I mean we obviously knew 01:22:53.620 --> 01:22:57.940 like amazon was up front about the only reason alexa existing 01:22:58.740 --> 01:23:02.500 Being so that she could get to know you and understand what you want to buy 01:23:02.740 --> 01:23:05.860 So you could buy it off amazon using alexa 01:23:06.180 --> 01:23:12.100 Like that was the only reason alexa ever existed in the first place like amazon was was pretty straightforward about that 01:23:12.740 --> 01:23:22.740 and it didn't take off Because people immediately would use whatever didn't shove product down their throat because they're not actually really very interested in that 01:23:23.380 --> 01:23:27.140 the only reason anybody cares about chat gpt is because 01:23:28.340 --> 01:23:35.300 They think it's giving them like the right answers even though it's trained on a poisoned web that is just full of 01:23:35.780 --> 01:23:40.580 Completely corrupted clickbait articles and all that so it's definitely got its own problems 01:23:40.820 --> 01:23:45.300 But it isn't just brazenly recommending whoever paid me the most 01:23:45.780 --> 01:23:48.980 I mean if you wanted to do that you could just watch tech youtubers 01:23:49.940 --> 01:23:53.780 New ideas on how to poison ai as well. That's how you can tell he's not listening to me 01:23:54.580 --> 01:23:59.540 there's ones to uh There's ones where you can trap cell phone you can trap it 01:24:00.420 --> 01:24:05.380 How is it a cell phone? What me? Oh, I cell phoned myself 01:24:05.780 --> 01:24:10.660 Got it right Fair enough. I am I implied that I am bought and paid for 01:24:11.940 --> 01:24:14.740 I like I like playing into the conspiracy theories 01:24:16.260 --> 01:24:18.260 As if they can afford me 01:24:19.460 --> 01:24:22.020 NVIDIA can I mean they can but they won't 01:24:22.820 --> 01:24:24.820 cheap 01:24:26.660 --> 01:24:28.660 I 01:24:34.500 --> 01:24:40.100 I I do think it's interesting because like you have a video coming on 01:24:41.060 --> 01:24:43.060 Vibe coding. Yeah 01:24:44.660 --> 01:24:49.860 And like I defended the okay, you didn't use a coding specific 01:24:50.340 --> 01:24:56.500 Yeah Tool because I I do think the vast majority of people including 01:24:57.300 --> 01:24:59.940 You know people that I know and I know this has happened 01:25:00.580 --> 01:25:03.540 Just dive right into using chat tb. They don't even know what the other ones are 01:25:04.100 --> 01:25:08.820 Um, so I think it is very realistic for a new to these type of systems people 01:25:09.540 --> 01:25:14.100 Uh person sorry to use just chat tbt instead of something else. Yeah most well-known thing 01:25:14.580 --> 01:25:19.620 Um, but do you think releasing that video after five is out and not having used five? 01:25:20.420 --> 01:25:22.420 Is 01:25:23.700 --> 01:25:28.740 Good, yeah, I think it's fine because we can acknowledge that I haven't shot any of the a-roll of it 01:25:29.300 --> 01:25:34.500 I've only shot the coding challenge And we still haven't had the real developer to my knowledge 01:25:35.620 --> 01:25:42.580 Try to try to beat me So like we still have like it's going to be I think it's going to be very clear to people from the way we set up the video 01:25:43.060 --> 01:25:46.580 Um and present it that this is a challenge that took place a while ago 01:25:47.140 --> 01:25:52.100 And it was with the tools that exist and literally in my screen cap you I dropped down 01:25:52.180 --> 01:25:56.500 You can see what models are available to me in the open ai interface and stuff 01:25:56.580 --> 01:25:59.380 So it's not like people are going to be like, no, why didn't you click on that one? 01:26:00.020 --> 01:26:03.620 Like I clicked on the one that was supposedly better for programming. So like whatever. I don't know 01:26:04.260 --> 01:26:06.980 Like I did what I think a normal user would do 01:26:07.620 --> 01:26:12.660 Um, yeah, and we have all that we have all that documented that for sure. Yeah, it's all documented 01:26:13.060 --> 01:26:17.380 So I'm really not that worried about it and and the point is not necessarily 01:26:18.100 --> 01:26:21.540 Like the moment in time the point is asking like a bigger question 01:26:21.940 --> 01:26:27.780 And I think that regardless of what model we use we are going to run into bigger answers like 01:26:28.900 --> 01:26:31.700 Okay, now what about the maintenance of that code? 01:26:32.820 --> 01:26:36.260 Like that's a huge question because I have a working 01:26:37.060 --> 01:26:41.780 You know javascript But I still don't know javascript 01:26:42.340 --> 01:26:45.460 I haven't actually solved the problem, which is that I don't know how to code 01:26:46.420 --> 01:26:53.300 Or script or anything like modern Modern tools will tell you where the error is and generally some information about the error 01:26:53.380 --> 01:26:58.500 And then you can feed that error and that information You might have done this in your challenge back to the LLM 01:26:58.580 --> 01:27:04.180 The LLM can try to fix things for you and whatnot, but it it does it does definitely become a problem. Yeah 01:27:05.220 --> 01:27:10.340 Yeah We are supposed to explain merge messages 01:27:12.020 --> 01:27:15.460 Um We should do that 01:27:15.860 --> 01:27:22.180 So if you want to chat with the show A great way to do it is to send a merge message merge messages are easy 01:27:22.500 --> 01:27:26.180 All you got to do is head over to lttstore.com 01:27:26.660 --> 01:27:30.020 Add one of our delightful products to your cart like oh 01:27:31.220 --> 01:27:35.300 When life gives you e-waste make a CPU fidget spinner shop now 01:27:35.300 --> 01:27:40.980 That's right my friends You can buy the fidget spinner that I have been playing with throughout the show showing you guys just 01:27:41.300 --> 01:27:48.340 How long it spins for right now on lttstore.com these spinners are made out of genuine 01:27:48.900 --> 01:27:54.260 am2 am3 And potentially even am4 cpus 01:27:55.220 --> 01:28:02.500 Uh, okay. Anyway, they're made out of that's wild AMD cpus that were tossed millions of cpus get tossed every year 01:28:02.820 --> 01:28:07.460 And we thought hey, why not rescue a few of them and turn them into a fun 01:28:08.420 --> 01:28:16.980 a fun Satisfying desk toy. We we put some really really nice spinny bearings in these you can see they really do go for an 01:28:17.140 --> 01:28:20.260 awfully long time It is worth noting 01:28:20.260 --> 01:28:22.580 That the balance will not be perfect 01:28:23.300 --> 01:28:28.660 I just want to make that really clear because while we do put our hole down the center of the CPU 01:28:29.300 --> 01:28:36.180 Depending on the size of the die and the position of the die or any i o chips or whatever's under that i hs 01:28:36.820 --> 01:28:42.500 even Even the pins on the back not being completely symmetrical can throw the balance off a little bit 01:28:43.060 --> 01:28:48.260 If we made a perfectly balanced symmetrical cpus spinner, you'd know because it would be perfectly balanced and symmetrical 01:28:48.580 --> 01:28:52.980 But this is made out of eway cpus So there will be a little bit of a wobble to it 01:28:53.380 --> 01:28:56.660 But you can take any satisfaction you lose from the wobble 01:28:56.900 --> 01:29:02.660 You can gain from knowing that you kept this CPU out of the landfill and turned it into a fun satisfying little toy 01:29:02.980 --> 01:29:05.540 By the way, and to be honest with the with the thickness of your 01:29:06.340 --> 01:29:10.340 Finger, uh, so sabastian says that we tested them the balance on them was terrible 01:29:10.660 --> 01:29:16.500 I will also say however that sabastian. Oh, he was talking about Intel. He was talking about Intel. They were much worse 01:29:16.500 --> 01:29:22.500 Oh, I see. Yeah, okay. Um, yeah because there sabastian and tina gave me one to play with at open sauce and 01:29:23.300 --> 01:29:28.740 While the balance isn't perfect the thickness of your finger is a decently large surface 01:29:29.060 --> 01:29:33.540 And I was able to very consistently get it spinning on one finger like without pinch 01:29:34.340 --> 01:29:43.140 Yeah, there he goes. Yeah. Yeah, it's not that bad No, the Intel ones were really bad because of the position of the die and the notches in the uh in the substrate and just 01:29:43.620 --> 01:29:48.980 Variety of reasons the balance isn't like that bad No, like you you can tell it's not the easiest thing to get spinning on one finger 01:29:49.380 --> 01:29:54.980 Compared to something that is perfectly balanced, but like it's it's fine. It's spinning which helps it 01:29:55.380 --> 01:29:58.980 Uh, your fingers also not a pin point. So and that's what makes it real, man 01:29:59.620 --> 01:30:06.500 That's what makes it real. It's a real CPU We also made it super easy to disassemble if you want if your bearing gets 01:30:06.980 --> 01:30:10.660 Mucked up or if you just want to put in your own bearing. All you got to do is 01:30:11.300 --> 01:30:15.140 Uh, here, hold on. I guess we go Linus cam. Was I supposed to show this Dan? 01:30:16.260 --> 01:30:19.220 I have no idea. I think so. I think already wanted me to show it 01:30:19.460 --> 01:30:23.860 So you just unscrew the the thumb mabuber here 01:30:24.660 --> 01:30:29.220 Okay, okay, let's do a little something like that Oh 01:30:29.780 --> 01:30:34.660 God Oh, yeah, we wanted to do a thing but couldn't this week. Yeah, okay 01:30:35.060 --> 01:30:40.820 So you take take that off and then uh, there's two screws on top and then there's oh, okay 01:30:40.820 --> 01:30:44.420 Do you have your precision? Yeah, I have a precision kit. Cool. I have I has 01:30:45.140 --> 01:30:49.540 Anyway, the point is merge messages. So if you want to send a merge message, you just got to um 01:30:50.340 --> 01:30:54.020 Throw something in your card on lttstore.com and when we're live you'll see a box 01:30:54.020 --> 01:30:56.900 It'll let you leave a merge message and it'll go to producer Dan. Oh lordy 01:30:57.300 --> 01:31:01.300 There you go Who will put it on the bottom? 01:31:02.260 --> 01:31:06.980 Maybe with a relevant response. Maybe with an irrelevant response. We have no way of knowing. He's a mad lad 01:31:08.260 --> 01:31:16.020 Or he'll forward it to someone who can answer your question or he will curate it for me luke and Dan to respond to 01:31:16.100 --> 01:31:20.820 And uh, he'll show you what that curation looks like. Okay, hold on. First though, let's finish this 01:31:21.380 --> 01:31:30.500 Okay, so there you can see the uh The precision manufactured aluminum frame mabuber that we have and then there 01:31:31.860 --> 01:31:35.780 There's our bearing Look at me. I'm bearing eye 01:31:37.300 --> 01:31:42.900 Wow I did say earlier. I'm not gay. So I'm now on the bearing strain 01:31:43.700 --> 01:31:45.700 Oh 01:31:47.300 --> 01:31:52.020 Anyway, you can also see you can also see uh, how we 01:31:52.820 --> 01:31:57.620 Made the CPU work as a fidget spinner. It no longer works as a CPU once we're done with it 01:32:00.580 --> 01:32:02.580 So that's that's something that happens 01:32:05.220 --> 01:32:10.340 Um anywho Dan, where did we leave off again? I was going to read you a merge message 01:32:10.340 --> 01:32:13.780 You were going to read me a merge message right right right right right to show how the curation works 01:32:15.220 --> 01:32:18.660 That's right. Uh, uh, yes, let's do that while I reassemble 01:32:19.940 --> 01:32:26.980 This fidget spinner. Okay That dancing that's right there really really really sounded like uh, uh, like 01:32:27.860 --> 01:32:34.900 Helping a small child through something I'm not a child. Don't lose this cruise line. It's not going to 01:32:36.020 --> 01:32:40.420 And you're not even my real dad He's just cranky. I think that is juice 01:32:40.900 --> 01:32:45.380 He's so cute. He's so good last thing. He does usually need a little snacky before the show 01:32:45.700 --> 01:32:48.980 Do you want some tackies? Last thing you need is me on a juice sugar high 01:32:51.220 --> 01:32:54.980 Oh, that'd be fun. Uh, you spin me right round dot dll 01:32:55.460 --> 01:33:00.100 Linus, why did you go with orange for LTT? And would you ever switch it to blue? 01:33:00.500 --> 01:33:06.900 Excited to see y'all at whale land the very very legitimate real actual reason is that 01:33:07.860 --> 01:33:12.820 My screwdriver that was gifted to me when I was in high school my snap-on 01:33:14.020 --> 01:33:19.460 Ratcheting screwdriver that sort of opened my eyes to the delights of quality tools 01:33:20.180 --> 01:33:30.820 was orange and That that using that orange screwdriver that became kind of iconic in the early days of ncix tech tips 01:33:31.220 --> 01:33:33.940 Was something that kind of tickled the cameraman 01:33:34.820 --> 01:33:40.100 Uh, well, well, he put it in the logo because he thought it was funny that I had like a hundred canadian dollar screwdriver 01:33:40.180 --> 01:33:45.060 which to him was ridiculous and I mean, I guess still is but uh 01:33:45.300 --> 01:33:49.940 Hey, half a half a million of you can't be can't be that wrong with me, right? 01:33:52.660 --> 01:33:59.700 And so he integrated that that orange into the branding of ncix tech tips with the picture of the screwdriver 01:33:59.700 --> 01:34:02.660 Since it's such an important tool for for working on pcs 01:34:03.220 --> 01:34:08.820 And the rest is kind of history. Uh fun fact by the way, it's not 01:34:09.540 --> 01:34:13.140 actually orange 01:34:13.140 --> 01:34:19.140 The LTT color Looks orange against most of the backdrops where it appears 01:34:20.180 --> 01:34:25.060 Uh, but it's like actually Kind of red or rather no wait no it is orange 01:34:25.300 --> 01:34:29.540 But then we had to make it red to look orange in the banner on the forum. Is that right luke? 01:34:29.700 --> 01:34:34.420 I'm trying to remember is orange and the land show the land show is definitely not orange. That one's red 01:34:34.420 --> 01:34:41.140 When it shows red, yeah The original LTT orange like the screwdriver that you had is actually orange. Oh, no, that's orange 01:34:41.860 --> 01:34:47.620 Yeah, the problem is when you place that color of orange against other things that looks bad shift really oddly 01:34:47.860 --> 01:34:55.700 So a lot of the places where you see LTT orange. It's not actually LTT orange. It's an orange that is 01:34:56.420 --> 01:35:04.340 Uh Hewed so that it looks correct. Um instead of being actually correct, which is weird 01:35:05.140 --> 01:35:11.620 I don't know if that's still a thing on the forum But like very early forum days that was a problem we ran into because everyone was saying that it was incorrect 01:35:11.940 --> 01:35:15.540 When it actually was correct. It's just with the other colors that were there 01:35:15.540 --> 01:35:20.500 It looked really wrong so that we made it incorrect and everyone was like, oh good you fixed it and it's like well 01:35:21.460 --> 01:35:26.660 Colors are a hell of a drug sort of by the way Dan, you're not allowed to tell the viewers to calm their tits 01:35:28.020 --> 01:35:37.860 I said thine What is happening today settled i am a jimmy Dan's fighting with brice in the Floatplane chat brice is a good person 01:35:41.060 --> 01:35:46.420 brice was asking when the Floatplane exclusive with extras for scrapyard wars 10 01:35:47.380 --> 01:35:50.340 Part one is coming out it will come out 01:35:50.980 --> 01:35:58.820 During this show i will be launching episode one as well as the extras or sorry part one as well as the extras for part one 01:35:58.820 --> 01:36:04.580 It's going to be great. It's coming soon. It's coming very soon. Um, what else am i supposed to be doing right now Dan? 01:36:05.380 --> 01:36:07.940 Uh doing that announcement. Oh, yes, right 01:36:08.820 --> 01:36:14.580 Which one that one or the other one? No, i'm supposed to be doing the cw announcements. Yeah, which you just did 01:36:14.900 --> 01:36:17.780 Okay, well i did one of them. I haven't done the other one 01:36:18.500 --> 01:36:20.500 So get a grip luke 01:36:22.340 --> 01:36:24.340 On this screwdriver 01:36:29.380 --> 01:36:36.340 I'm excited about this I need this do you see this do you see this we've got in particular need this we've got grip 01:36:37.460 --> 01:36:39.940 specifically screwdriver grip tape 01:36:40.660 --> 01:36:50.180 It's designed to give your favorite tool A significant amount of extra grip when you're working under the hood of your car or working on your screwdriver with gloves and 01:36:50.740 --> 01:36:54.420 We might have called up our friends at dbrand for a little help 01:36:54.980 --> 01:36:59.380 From some old friends. Dun dun dun dun. Dun dun dun. Sorry. Um 01:37:00.660 --> 01:37:04.260 Yeah, we didn't we didn't want to talk to them about we all we didn't want to talk to them at all really 01:37:04.980 --> 01:37:12.180 But unfortunately, they are annoyingly good at this sort of thing and it's available now at LMG dot gg slash grip tape 01:37:12.900 --> 01:37:18.420 So here and we'll bring that up screwdriver grip tape that's right 10 bucks and you get 01:37:19.700 --> 01:37:23.300 This you get an extra one as well as the three that you actually need 01:37:23.780 --> 01:37:30.580 And we're using it completely wrong in the picture, but don't worry about that because the point is so that you can see it 01:37:30.820 --> 01:37:35.300 Oh Yeah, these are for stubbies by the way 01:37:35.540 --> 01:37:42.980 So, you know Yep, we have so we have grip tape dutes for full-size drivers as well for stubbies. It works 01:37:43.780 --> 01:37:51.380 shockingly well Sweaty palms and slippery hands no more this precision cut grip tape is designed to add just the right amount of grip to your favorite screwdriver 01:37:51.380 --> 01:37:58.660 Brought to you in partnership with dbrand No more slipping whether your ring gloves or you know, whatever the grip tape helps you maintain control over your 01:37:58.980 --> 01:38:05.540 Driver each pack includes a set of grip tape for both sizes of screwdriver one for the standard LTT screwdriver and one for the stubby 01:38:06.180 --> 01:38:09.700 screwdriver it's a great little add-on if you're looking for a you know a 01:38:10.820 --> 01:38:13.540 Gift for the LTT screwdriver enjoyer in your life 01:38:14.020 --> 01:38:18.980 Then especially if they use if they use gloves or if they're like a super sweaty type person 01:38:19.060 --> 01:38:26.580 It is very grippy So if you are never going to be sweaty and you know, you don't really need to torque anything down 01:38:26.980 --> 01:38:30.740 I would say it's not necessary. But if you've ever found yourself slipping 01:38:31.620 --> 01:38:36.580 This will do it Uh, when is the bit storage case coming out? 01:38:37.380 --> 01:38:40.100 Soon I think people saw a uh, not sure 01:38:42.020 --> 01:38:46.820 People saw something i'll say that They saw something 01:38:46.900 --> 01:38:50.820 Yeah, what? there was a there was a 01:38:51.300 --> 01:39:02.340 Part of a video where something was on a desk Oh, by the way, just let's take a moment to enjoy the team's great photography. Here's charade with his new pride and joy here 01:39:02.900 --> 01:39:08.180 With his screwdriver. I love how every shot we have with the screwdriver has us not touching the grip tape. I get it 01:39:08.580 --> 01:39:12.340 I understand why we did it this way when he's working on the bike. Is he touching it? 01:39:12.980 --> 01:39:17.540 Let's see. Here's ploof. Here's ploof with here's ploof with his purple car 01:39:18.500 --> 01:39:23.700 Once again, not touching the grip tape. Dang it people. I understand. I understand why we did it that way 01:39:23.860 --> 01:39:26.500 It just triggers me. You should definitely be touching the grip 01:39:29.300 --> 01:39:33.220 Uh, willings spy asks how strong is the adhesive the answer is yes 01:39:35.220 --> 01:39:38.660 Um, I'll be I'll be real with you guys. There's also an extra one in there 01:39:40.340 --> 01:39:45.700 I'll be real with you guys. Uh, this is I think the first product that I've ever been the one to source 01:39:46.660 --> 01:39:49.620 um, because I was looking for something that 01:39:50.180 --> 01:39:54.340 would actually Not come off the edges of the steps 01:39:54.980 --> 01:39:59.620 on my backyard, um like pavers 01:39:59.620 --> 01:40:01.860 So I needed I needed grippy grippy 01:40:03.060 --> 01:40:07.060 Strips at the ends and I bought like crappy ones on amazon 01:40:07.060 --> 01:40:12.660 I bought like a bunch of stuff and it all sucked and finally I found something that like 01:40:13.540 --> 01:40:18.660 Would not fucking come off Um, and then we turned it into this product 01:40:19.700 --> 01:40:22.980 So we sourced the same stuff that I used on my stairs 01:40:24.180 --> 01:40:30.500 And now it's for our screwdriver. Makes sense Yeah, so this is the first time I have ever like directly been in charge of the sourcing 01:40:30.900 --> 01:40:34.500 And then we worked with dbrand to get them cut up into stickers because we don't like 01:40:35.140 --> 01:40:39.620 Have a process for that. We're not a sticker manufacturer. What the fuck do we know about any of that? 01:40:40.260 --> 01:40:45.140 So that's uh, uh, you sell stickers Okay, that's true, but different 01:40:45.700 --> 01:40:48.980 And I don't really we don't really sell them. They they're more like 01:40:49.380 --> 01:40:52.980 Free with your order and the bonus spin people do buy them though. There's a new pack 01:40:53.140 --> 01:40:59.860 People divide them. Oh is the new bonus been packed up. I think people have been mentioning it. They're very excited 01:41:01.220 --> 01:41:05.620 Hold on hold on I might be lying. Where do I find them? 01:41:06.340 --> 01:41:12.100 I might be lying Maybe I was lied to you would it is set three the latest. Yeah, I think this is it 01:41:13.540 --> 01:41:21.540 Holy shit Whole sticker packs are back boys. And this is an absolutely fire pack 01:41:24.580 --> 01:41:29.860 Oh, there are some golden ones in here got the tax right off gone fishing 01:41:31.220 --> 01:41:33.460 Tech yacht. Oh, I love the tech yacht 01:41:34.260 --> 01:41:37.060 The float playing game boy is sick. Yeah, buddy 01:41:38.100 --> 01:41:43.860 Yeah, buddy I'm trying to remember if that one has any like foil on it. I don't think so actually 01:41:44.660 --> 01:41:48.660 Wait, does it does it have some shine? Oh, I can't remember. I can't remember 01:41:49.300 --> 01:41:54.100 I can't remember and I can't tell but yeah, this is an absolutely bomb sticker pack 01:41:54.820 --> 01:41:57.860 Freakin love it. Wait, is the transparent screwdriver in it? 01:41:58.660 --> 01:42:03.060 Yes, it is. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, there it is Sick. Yeah, absolutely great job 01:42:04.660 --> 01:42:07.380 Um, oh, hey speaking of tech yacht 01:42:07.780 --> 01:42:10.180 I have a major update on tech plane 01:42:12.180 --> 01:42:16.500 The price of this compelling aircraft has been reduced 01:42:17.380 --> 01:42:20.580 USD 3.5 million 01:42:20.820 --> 01:42:25.460 I got to say you guys this is looking like a pretty strong candidate here 01:42:25.860 --> 01:42:31.380 Um user mr underscore jesse over on the subreddit picked up on this 01:42:32.100 --> 01:42:38.500 Dude check this out Three and a half million. This is an airbus a320. I think it is 01:42:39.060 --> 01:42:42.740 What are we looking at here? Look at this 01:42:43.060 --> 01:42:48.820 Main bedroom Got what appears to be like some private meeting rooms here 01:42:49.460 --> 01:42:54.740 Um got like a got a lounge area here where you can have what appears to be like 01:42:55.380 --> 01:42:58.500 15 20 some odd people 01:42:58.580 --> 01:43:04.900 um Got some I don't know fine looking fine looking cockpit 01:43:06.180 --> 01:43:13.380 Up in the front where you have all the knobs and dials earlier where like you're not going to remember if it's going to have an eight pack or not 01:43:13.940 --> 01:43:17.220 Uh, no, no, I I think I can recognize a sexy plane 01:43:17.300 --> 01:43:23.220 I think I think I can I think I can appreciate the fine curves of a plane shaped 01:43:24.100 --> 01:43:31.300 airplane Um, so are you into the the three jets or the two jets which which uh 01:43:32.500 --> 01:43:37.860 plane type One behind one on each side two on each side 01:43:38.500 --> 01:43:41.140 Yeah, two three or four. This is a good question 01:43:41.540 --> 01:43:47.300 I got to say I got to say the runway presence the runway presence of a of a falcon 01:43:47.940 --> 01:43:50.740 The trijet. I don't mind it. I don't mind it three 01:43:51.140 --> 01:43:57.220 I don't I don't mind it a three way two three way jet and then one one behind. Yeah, yeah 01:43:57.780 --> 01:44:03.140 Two two on the sides of like one kind of in the middle. I also don't mind being the one in the middle if you know what I'm saying 01:44:03.700 --> 01:44:05.780 Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah, you know riding middle 01:44:08.340 --> 01:44:14.180 Who needs an aisle in the middle with the rows of the seats when you can have the middle, you know what I'm saying know what I'm saying 01:44:14.260 --> 01:44:19.940 Yeah, yeah Booger fingers says Linus announcing he's gay again 01:44:28.740 --> 01:44:36.100 Anywho, um So, uh, for those of you on the on the subreddit wondering if this is real 01:44:36.740 --> 01:44:40.500 I I was genuinely pretty curious about this. I was like, okay 01:44:40.580 --> 01:44:45.460 What could possibly be wrong with this thing to make it three and a half million dollars? 01:44:46.100 --> 01:44:53.460 I think what happened is they missed a zero I found a listing for another plane that had 01:44:54.340 --> 01:44:57.620 4405.5 hours since new 01:44:58.020 --> 01:45:01.780 And 2930 landings. So here, let's just key that in 01:45:02.020 --> 01:45:06.580 44 5.5 hours since new jet for sale 01:45:08.100 --> 01:45:11.860 Because that that seems you know r slash 01:45:11.860 --> 01:45:15.700 oddly specific And it appears to be 01:45:15.860 --> 01:45:18.740 This one. It's a it's a hawker 4000 01:45:19.300 --> 01:45:23.460 which is not That airbus 01:45:23.460 --> 01:45:26.340 Um looks like oh man. Where are you? Where is it? 01:45:27.140 --> 01:45:30.100 This is stupid. What AI? Why are you so stupid? 01:45:30.580 --> 01:45:36.340 Like why do I have to Why do I have to do this? Why do I have to put in the site? See here's the one 01:45:37.540 --> 01:45:40.580 there three and a half mil and uh 01:45:41.540 --> 01:45:47.220 4405 hours since new 2930 landings. So there 01:45:48.100 --> 01:45:52.340 So it looks like this facebook post just had completely the wrong plane 01:45:52.580 --> 01:45:57.140 I got to say though once again luke Like are you seeing this? I am 01:45:58.900 --> 01:46:07.380 Surprised Because whenever I looked up like how much does a private jet cost here check this out screen is pretty small for me 01:46:07.380 --> 01:46:16.180 Whenever I looked up like how much does a private jet cost, you know, I'd get answers like 25 million 50 million dollars or you know, whatever 01:46:17.140 --> 01:46:22.740 Yeah, but I mean that's probably new right like this this isn't a new plane. No, this is a this is a 2008 01:46:23.540 --> 01:46:31.140 but still But I bet you this was up there when it was new. Oh, I'm I'm sure it was but is it really am I 01:46:31.780 --> 01:46:35.380 Incredibly lame because I was actually more interested in what laptop that was 01:46:36.180 --> 01:46:44.100 The laptop. Oh Dude that this picture was taken when pc m c i a was a thing buddy 01:46:45.060 --> 01:46:50.820 Yeah, look at that one. Oh that one is interesting. You don't like that one with the other like that. Hold on 01:46:50.900 --> 01:46:53.140 What are the what are these magazines? Is that ohio magazine? 01:46:54.260 --> 01:46:58.900 No, I don't know what this is flying 01:46:59.380 --> 01:47:02.660 Have have you seen the latest flying flying 01:47:02.820 --> 01:47:06.980 How staged is that out of 10? Okay, sorry, what laptop are we talking about? 01:47:07.540 --> 01:47:09.780 I go to a previous photo. This guy. This is the same one see it 01:47:11.620 --> 01:47:16.900 What sorry, I have a big delay. Oh, it's the same laptop dude Intel Centrino, baby 01:47:17.460 --> 01:47:21.300 Get that Centrino Let's go 01:47:21.300 --> 01:47:28.260 How how long has it been since whatever because I guarantee you this picture was actually taken relatively recently 01:47:28.580 --> 01:47:34.900 Because the interior of this plane has been redone since 2008. So this is this is a new photo 01:47:35.300 --> 01:47:40.420 I just guarantee you that whoever does the staging for these photos 01:47:41.140 --> 01:47:44.580 Just didn't bother to replace this laptop for 20 years 01:47:45.620 --> 01:47:52.660 Yeah, also this is clearly Photoshopped three like how three audio jacks in the front. How rough is that? 01:47:52.660 --> 01:47:59.540 Heck, yeah, dude. I'm liking the audio jacks. You could you could rebind those in software get that good 5.1 01:48:00.500 --> 01:48:02.820 Yeah, yep Windows xp, baby 01:48:05.540 --> 01:48:11.940 Sick laptop Anyway, I I continue I continue to be surprised 01:48:12.660 --> 01:48:16.100 At like because I I guess the cost is actually in the other stuff 01:48:17.220 --> 01:48:21.380 Physical left and right buttons. Sorry. I'm just I'm still on the left. I'm still on the laptop 01:48:21.780 --> 01:48:27.700 I miss physical left and like the oh man, like my laptop right now is is one big touchpad 01:48:27.940 --> 01:48:30.020 You just have to like find it. It doesn't feel right 01:48:32.340 --> 01:48:40.660 Bent bob says 2008 plane is it cheap because commonly needed parts are now rare and everyone who has them has a I know what I got 01:48:41.060 --> 01:48:46.660 mentality um, and I got to tell you so luk you remember me kind of 01:48:47.620 --> 01:48:52.100 Dropping the bombshell that that that original like gamer plane 01:48:53.060 --> 01:48:58.660 Was under a million dollars, right? For like an an actual whole-ass jet 01:48:59.460 --> 01:49:02.980 Like a jet plane that could like fly across 01:49:03.860 --> 01:49:07.860 North America which blew my freaking mind and 01:49:08.420 --> 01:49:10.820 Sorry, what was it bob or something like that? 01:49:11.540 --> 01:49:14.580 Yeah, bent bob nailed it 01:49:14.660 --> 01:49:22.820 absolutely Nailed it a huge part of why an older craft like that would be so cheap 01:49:23.300 --> 01:49:30.580 Is because the cost of maintaining it is so much higher than the cost of of acquiring it 01:49:31.140 --> 01:49:33.940 that um, it's kind of like, uh, it's kind of like 01:49:35.060 --> 01:49:38.980 Overleveraging a house that goes down in value. So you're effectively underwater 01:49:39.540 --> 01:49:43.780 Like there reaches a point where they're worth more as as the spare parts 01:49:44.180 --> 01:49:48.020 For the other people who are desperately trying to keep their older planes in the air 01:49:48.420 --> 01:49:52.740 Then they're worth to try to bring them back up to speed and keep them flying 01:49:53.300 --> 01:50:00.740 um, so it's it's a whole thing and I got to tell you as someone who only recently like learned about any of this 01:50:01.220 --> 01:50:03.540 I was blown away by how few 01:50:04.340 --> 01:50:09.780 Of these planes they actually make So that one was an Astra 01:50:10.900 --> 01:50:14.900 Oh, what was it called Astra 100 or something like that? 01:50:17.380 --> 01:50:21.060 Oh, I can't I can't remember anymore. Anyway, Gulfstream bought them 01:50:22.260 --> 01:50:24.820 So, sorry. Yeah, no, it was an Astra SPX 01:50:25.460 --> 01:50:33.540 IAI Astra SPX. So that was before Gulfstream acquired them. Uh, how many produced? Let's see. Let's see if the AI gets this right 01:50:33.780 --> 01:50:37.380 A total of 77 01:50:38.100 --> 01:50:42.980 IAI Astra SPX's and Gulfstream G100 aircraft were produced 01:50:43.700 --> 01:50:51.620 so And that appears to actually be right according to Wikipedia. So that includes both the original Astra 01:50:52.260 --> 01:50:57.380 And the G100 which had a wider and longer cabin or revised nose and something something something something something 01:50:57.860 --> 01:51:02.900 So that was they produced those back in I think the late 80s or something like that 01:51:03.300 --> 01:51:08.820 Don't quote me on that. When when were these actually produced? Yeah. Yeah, manufactured from 1985 01:51:09.300 --> 01:51:14.980 to 2017, okay. No, no, no. So that number is only for the original one if I recall correctly 01:51:15.540 --> 01:51:19.540 No, look at this total 01:51:19.540 --> 01:51:23.540 265 over 30 years 01:51:24.260 --> 01:51:27.700 Like they don't they don't make that many of these things 01:51:28.500 --> 01:51:32.020 So getting the spare parts for them if the manufacturer is not 01:51:32.820 --> 01:51:34.820 Able or willing to make you one 01:51:36.020 --> 01:51:39.780 you literally In of paper Rolodex 01:51:40.500 --> 01:51:44.420 Could have the name and number of every single person on earth 01:51:45.300 --> 01:51:48.100 Who owns another one and who could possibly have that 01:51:48.820 --> 01:51:52.500 Water pump or who knows right? Like, I don't know. I don't know what parts 01:51:53.460 --> 01:52:01.460 Plains have So, yeah, so a carn evil set our carn evil says that for that hawker 4000 that we were looking at a second ago 01:52:01.860 --> 01:52:05.140 Uh, here control shift T. Let's see if I can bring this back up. Yeah, so for this guy 01:52:05.860 --> 01:52:09.460 apparently there were Uh 01:52:09.460 --> 01:52:11.460 73 made 01:52:12.820 --> 01:52:16.820 73 So like you me 01:52:17.540 --> 01:52:21.780 and Dan On our fingers and toes 01:52:21.780 --> 01:52:26.100 Almost count the number of these planes that there are in the world 01:52:26.980 --> 01:52:32.980 Which I don't know just kind of blew my mind. I just so functional. We totally could I I just you're probably right 01:52:33.780 --> 01:52:41.860 Yeah, you're you're you're probably right and you talk to like aviation people and they will literally know like how many of them are still in service 01:52:42.740 --> 01:52:48.020 Right and they can get retired for any number of reasons if they could crash they could just not be worth it 01:52:48.820 --> 01:52:54.820 You you hear about this with cars sometimes too But I've also heard that it's it's sometimes the case where people will literally buy two 01:52:55.380 --> 01:52:58.340 And one of them is literally only purchased as a donor plane 01:52:59.460 --> 01:53:05.620 Yep Which is wild and sometimes that's not because it's impossible to get a replacement part 01:53:05.940 --> 01:53:10.180 But because it's much faster to have one on hand and then you can like 01:53:10.980 --> 01:53:16.580 Then take your sweet time going and finding another one for your for your store. So um 01:53:17.380 --> 01:53:20.580 As as part of the discussions around that original Astra 01:53:21.060 --> 01:53:24.900 Um, I learned of someone who has a fleet of like three or four of them 01:53:25.460 --> 01:53:28.020 And a donor plane so that they just like 01:53:28.740 --> 01:53:36.020 right Have spares so so they can so they can keep the others going because they're running like a like a charter business of some sort 01:53:36.580 --> 01:53:39.700 And I was like that sounds super cool. Um 01:53:40.580 --> 01:53:47.540 I Don't think I'm going to be entering the the aircraft charter business anytime soon, but that's like 01:53:48.980 --> 01:53:54.180 That's super cool. Um, it's really interesting learning about I never really had an interest 01:53:54.740 --> 01:53:57.380 In planes, but the more I learned the more 01:53:58.100 --> 01:54:01.380 Interesting it is and I just I I had no idea how small 01:54:02.020 --> 01:54:06.340 The entire industry was like tiny 01:54:06.740 --> 01:54:10.820 And so I guess it makes sense that these things are 25 30 million dollars brand new 01:54:11.140 --> 01:54:16.740 When you look at a product line that they might have over a span of 30 years and go, okay. Yeah, they're going to build 01:54:17.460 --> 01:54:20.660 250 of them total 01:54:20.660 --> 01:54:27.460 over all of those years But then I guess a huge part of the money is also in the uh, the maintenance and whatnot 01:54:28.820 --> 01:54:31.620 CJ Hall says that's a freaking setup four planes and a donor 01:54:32.500 --> 01:54:36.980 Yeah, buddy Yeah, buddy 01:54:38.100 --> 01:54:40.660 All right, what are we supposed to be doing Dan? 01:54:42.020 --> 01:54:46.260 Oh, let's play a fun game I know 01:54:46.260 --> 01:54:50.260 Okay, I am going to start spinning this CPU 01:54:50.900 --> 01:54:53.700 And I'm going to do all of my sponsor spots before it stops 01:54:54.580 --> 01:54:59.220 We ready? The wancho is brought to you by 01:55:00.020 --> 01:55:09.940 Oh Do you sometimes wish you had more hands at your disposal? That's really uncomfortable looking. 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Where do you guys get your Linux isos? 01:58:40.820 --> 01:58:45.140 I'm in the process of digitizing my library and have some that are less than ideal that I'm wanting to take the path and getting them 01:58:45.140 --> 01:58:48.420 to digital so I'm not going to answer that question 01:58:48.420 --> 01:58:55.300 But what I will answer is that I came across this super cool article that I actually meant to add to the WAN Show 01:58:56.100 --> 01:59:00.660 There's a there's a firmware hack that you can do for certain blu-ray drives 01:59:02.500 --> 01:59:07.460 Shout out the dedicated people who created this someone's going to link it in the chat because I forget what it's called 01:59:08.180 --> 01:59:11.540 But basically there's like a firmware update that you can do to certain blu-ray drives 01:59:11.780 --> 01:59:17.380 that just allows them to just Read blu-rays and not worry about encryption or if they're uh 01:59:17.780 --> 01:59:25.300 UHD blu-ray or blah blah blah It just reads the bits off the thing and you can make mkv them and it's super super awesome 01:59:26.020 --> 01:59:29.780 Uh, somebody remind me of what it's called, but it's super cool 01:59:30.580 --> 01:59:33.940 Uh, nobody is telling me. Oh, well 01:59:34.740 --> 01:59:39.380 Uh, someone will As always, um 01:59:39.380 --> 01:59:43.380 You know, I remind people to be is it libra drive? That might be it. I think that might be it 01:59:44.500 --> 01:59:47.540 I don't know. I don't know. I was honestly, I was re I was reading something else 01:59:49.060 --> 01:59:55.060 Uh, yeah, a libra drive is a mode of operation of an optical disk drive Where in the data and all the disc can be accessed directly without any restrictions 01:59:55.380 --> 02:00:00.500 So best libra drive compatible blu-ray. Oh, okay. Yeah, so go go down the libra drive 02:00:00.980 --> 02:00:03.620 Um rabbit hole and you will figure it out 02:00:04.340 --> 02:00:10.900 Once you have a libra drive drive theoretically, you can just huck any blu-ray in it and it should be good to go 02:00:14.820 --> 02:00:16.820 Arch Linux.org 02:00:17.940 --> 02:00:22.180 Thank you, Dan. Thank you for that All right, what are we supposed to be doing right now? 02:00:22.500 --> 02:00:28.340 More topics more topics Oh, man. How did we how did we do so few topics already? 02:00:28.980 --> 02:00:33.620 This is terrible The show has been on for why does anybody even you're not done the announcements 02:00:33.700 --> 02:00:37.780 Why does anybody even watch the show? We don't even we don't even pay attention to what we're supposed to be 02:00:37.780 --> 02:00:41.220 We've been live for two hours and we've done like three topics. Wait, sammy's way to go 02:00:42.420 --> 02:00:47.460 Sammy specifically asked us to not do the full point announcement after the sponsor spots and then we're going to do it again 02:00:48.100 --> 02:00:51.220 Well, we didn't show the uh the short video. Why did you guys do that? 02:00:51.940 --> 02:00:59.620 Look what you've done to sammy He's probably crying right now. I have like 30 unread messages from him. Do you really? 02:00:59.780 --> 02:01:06.900 I'm just gonna read them later. I think You don't no, I don't know. Okay. No shoot. Do I have any unread messages from him? 02:01:07.380 --> 02:01:11.220 That wouldn't even surprise me that much uh 02:01:11.220 --> 02:01:15.220 If not, I feel like he Probably gave up on us 02:01:15.380 --> 02:01:19.300 I would have that's possible which is 02:01:19.300 --> 02:01:23.460 So sad This hilarious. I had no idea that Sebastian was from Edmonton 02:01:23.860 --> 02:01:26.980 He says couldn't contribute to your Edmonton conversation because I was in the car 02:01:26.980 --> 02:01:31.700 But hearing y'all talk about it was hilarious. Also, you've probably spent more time in west Edmonton mall than me 02:01:31.700 --> 02:01:35.460 Even though I was born and raised in Edmonton. That's funny. My brother hadn't been there yet either 02:01:36.260 --> 02:01:41.380 It's the classic It's the classic the locals never do their own local things thing 02:01:41.940 --> 02:01:48.180 Like I honestly think some of the recent conversation around travel and reducing travel has been really good because 02:01:48.660 --> 02:01:55.380 it prompts people to like Do the things that like Yvonne and I used to think like oh, yeah, it's summer 02:01:55.380 --> 02:01:58.420 We should go away and then we're like, what the f*** are we doing? 02:01:58.580 --> 02:02:03.060 Why would we go anywhere in summer people travel to vancouver in the summer? We should go places in the winter 02:02:03.620 --> 02:02:06.900 like Why are we thinking all these years? 02:02:07.860 --> 02:02:16.180 Just do things here But you don't think of that traveling to more summary locations than vancouver in the summer kind of sucks like it's death here 02:02:16.340 --> 02:02:20.420 Yeah, walk outside and it it actually feels like you're in an oven. It's horrible 02:02:21.540 --> 02:02:24.740 I hate it Exactly 02:02:24.740 --> 02:02:28.260 I hate that death con is in vegas. I hate that death con is in vegas in the summer 02:02:28.260 --> 02:02:33.940 Like let's go to let's yeah, we'll go to vegas in january during ces like way more pleasant time to go 02:02:34.180 --> 02:02:38.260 Still hot. Yeah Yeah 02:02:38.260 --> 02:02:43.540 Yeah, exactly panblech says it's the worst to ask someone local what there is to visit 02:02:44.100 --> 02:02:51.540 I know right Like I have to go look it up when people ask me. Oh, what is there to do in vancouver? I'm gonna go play badlinton at smash champs 02:02:52.180 --> 02:02:56.420 Sit in my computer room at home because that's what I do here 02:02:57.620 --> 02:03:00.900 I don't know what else there is. Okay. There's the gross grind. There's the gross grind 02:03:01.700 --> 02:03:06.580 um Which is not as sexy as it sounds you can't just sit 02:03:07.860 --> 02:03:11.700 You can't just see the gross grind. There's there's incredible hiking. I love the gross grind 02:03:12.500 --> 02:03:15.940 Yeah, but like it's gross grind is like but it's iconic almost like a 02:03:16.740 --> 02:03:19.140 cardio exercise. I mean, uh, yeah 02:03:19.860 --> 02:03:23.620 It's good for you. There's there's hiking. That's like you can walk it more 02:03:24.420 --> 02:03:28.020 Yeah, you can walk it. I don't like steps. I don't like steps hiking 02:03:28.580 --> 02:03:34.340 personally I mean You do have like a mountain raw. You do have the option to get good 02:03:35.220 --> 02:03:40.980 Like I I'm just saying I'm just saying that's not doing steps. I'm just saying if you if you fear you know what? 02:03:41.060 --> 02:03:45.460 I'm not saying amount of steps that you take you could conquer your fear. You could conquer your fear 02:03:46.100 --> 02:03:49.460 It's an option Of what of steps apparently 02:03:50.500 --> 02:03:57.380 I'm saying I prefer the more difficult type of hiking. I'm just saying I'm just saying luke take it one step at a time 02:04:02.900 --> 02:04:06.820 I'll be there with you. It'll be okay. I'll be there. I'll be there. I'll be there waiting at the top 02:04:06.820 --> 02:04:08.820 Go up a step 02:04:12.580 --> 02:04:16.900 Okay, well, do we do the full play announcement now or do we do a couple topics? I don't know. We should do it now 02:04:16.900 --> 02:04:24.820 We should do it now Okay, guess what folks. It's scrapyard wars day. It's going live 02:04:25.540 --> 02:04:30.260 Hold on. I'm just gonna do a thing here real quick Here it is 02:04:30.260 --> 02:04:34.820 Scrapyard wars 10 This is hilarious you 02:04:35.460 --> 02:04:40.900 And I and this is ridiculous. Um, anyway 02:04:42.740 --> 02:04:45.460 Cool, uh public not actors 02:04:47.140 --> 02:04:52.900 Release date immediate release. That's right my friends. I'm here to bring you immediate release 02:04:53.540 --> 02:04:59.780 It's back. It's bigger than ever Linus and luke phase off to build the ultimate budget home theater gaming setup using just 02:05:00.100 --> 02:05:02.900 1400 us dollars 02:05:03.380 --> 02:05:09.380 They'll search local listings thrift stores back alleys and online marketplaces to find the best cheap gaming PCs 02:05:09.620 --> 02:05:14.260 4k tv's surround sound systems and use components like cpus and gpus 02:05:14.660 --> 02:05:21.460 The goal create a fully functional home entertainment center for gaming movie watching all with perfect vibes without breaking the bank 02:05:21.780 --> 02:05:29.060 You'll see smart diy solutions and intense tech rivalries as each team fights for the best bang for the buck setup to be crowned victor 02:05:30.740 --> 02:05:33.220 Save it's live 02:05:36.100 --> 02:05:39.300 I'm excited also also 02:05:39.300 --> 02:05:46.180 Each episode will have extras as we have a combined total of 50 hours of footage 02:05:46.660 --> 02:05:49.460 Not including screen recording. Um, oh 02:05:50.180 --> 02:05:55.860 Sammy says let's also make the behind the scenes slash extras live now. So I guess I will do that 02:05:56.340 --> 02:06:01.140 Here's extra. Okay I get it 02:06:03.940 --> 02:06:09.220 Uh, okay, so that's public now. I like it. You know what I'll allow it. I'll allow it. Um 02:06:10.420 --> 02:06:19.860 What else am I supposed to say about this? While you're there, uh, we're looking for your creative ideas to include in our next Floatplane x creator warehouse merch drop 02:06:19.940 --> 02:06:24.020 Which will be a poster leave your comments Um 02:06:24.020 --> 02:06:28.100 On the behind the scenes. I guess leave your comments there and we'll gather some idea. Oh, no 02:06:28.100 --> 02:06:34.660 No, there's a there's a link We'll gather some ideas to make a sick poster for our Floatplane subs on a stream with sarah featuring sammy 02:06:35.060 --> 02:06:41.780 And then the link is here. So you want to go you want to go here? We need your ideas post under Floatplane exclusives 02:06:42.500 --> 02:06:48.180 There you go. It's we need your ideas right there. All right, cool. I think that's it for the Floatplane 02:06:48.900 --> 02:06:52.500 Announcements all of these are exclusive for subscribers at LMG.gg 02:06:52.820 --> 02:07:00.180 Slash Floatplane Um, so yeah, don't worry scrapyard doors will come to youtube, but not yet 02:07:01.220 --> 02:07:07.620 So there's going to be early access for the entire scrapyard wars 10. It's going to be great. All right. What are we supposed to be doing now? 02:07:09.860 --> 02:07:11.540 Your more topics boom got him 02:07:13.380 --> 02:07:19.940 Uh tesla loses 240 million dollars in an autopilot wrongful death case 02:07:20.260 --> 02:07:25.860 A florida jury has found tesla partly liable for a 2019 crash involving its autopilot driver assistance system 02:07:25.860 --> 02:07:28.820 awarding a total of 242 and a half million in damages 02:07:29.220 --> 02:07:34.740 Making this one of the first major legal decisions to go against tesla over its driver assist tech 02:07:35.220 --> 02:07:41.780 The crash killed one pedestrian and severely injured another after the driver distracted by his phone while on enhanced autopilot 02:07:42.100 --> 02:07:46.340 Assumed the car would stop instead it went through the intersection to over 60 miles an hour 02:07:46.500 --> 02:07:54.580 Hit an suv and struck the pedestrians on foot The jury pinned two thirds of the blame on the driver and one third on tesla pointing to 02:07:55.140 --> 02:07:58.980 Autopilot being built for highways, but not locked out from other roads. Yep 02:07:59.780 --> 02:08:03.220 Musk publicly claiming that autopilot drove better than humans 02:08:03.700 --> 02:08:11.220 That is a direct quote and tesla's history of brushing off ntsb safety recommendations after earlier fatal crashes 02:08:11.940 --> 02:08:16.820 It is a tough question because the whole better than humans thing could technically still be true 02:08:16.980 --> 02:08:20.980 I mean, yeah, if he was on his phone, it might have been maybe two people would have been dead 02:08:21.700 --> 02:08:27.860 There are absolutely humans that do this. There are humans that drive through intersections and smack into people. Um, yep 02:08:29.060 --> 02:08:34.260 Yeah tesla said it will appeal calling the verdict wrong and warning that it could set back 02:08:34.580 --> 02:08:39.860 Industry-wide efforts to deploy lifesaving automation while maintaining that no car then or now could have avoided the crash 02:08:40.820 --> 02:08:46.260 Uh legal experts say this could open the floodgates for more lawsuits against tesla and other automakers 02:08:46.580 --> 02:08:49.780 Especially as adas features spread 02:08:50.580 --> 02:08:54.660 Um, I mean, yeah, you into it. So something's gonna happen. How did this take so long? 02:08:54.740 --> 02:09:02.500 Is I think my main discussion question here because the way and I've been saying this for so many years 02:09:02.580 --> 02:09:07.540 I don't object to the technology that tesla is building. In fact, it's pretty cool 02:09:08.180 --> 02:09:16.500 What I object to is the way that they have marketed it calling it autopilot makes it sound like a lot more than what it actually is 02:09:17.300 --> 02:09:20.020 Calling it full self-driving even if it's a beta 02:09:20.740 --> 02:09:27.620 Makes it sound a lot more capable than what it actually is and the way that they have deceptively marketed these products 02:09:28.020 --> 02:09:30.580 I mean, they're their most recent defense in california 02:09:31.060 --> 02:09:34.500 against the the uh, the false advertising claim was 02:09:34.900 --> 02:09:39.460 Well, we've been doing it this long and no one said anything they didn't even deny it was false advertising 02:09:40.580 --> 02:09:47.540 How has this been excused for so long and why did it take so long for this for this reckoning because it has 02:09:48.340 --> 02:09:55.380 significantly caused people to overestimate the capabilities of these systems and in some cases with fatal consequences. I 02:09:56.100 --> 02:10:00.820 I just I Like I said, I don't object to the cool tech that tesla is building 02:10:00.820 --> 02:10:06.260 but I don't respect the way that they have marketed their products and the way that they have overrepresented them and 02:10:07.220 --> 02:10:13.060 actions have consequences This time it's 240 million dollars and there's probably going to be more 02:10:15.620 --> 02:10:20.100 You can doja wrench, but can you doja fine says amnetics? 02:10:22.500 --> 02:10:25.620 Oh, man, if you had enough doja you could doja fine 02:10:27.540 --> 02:10:30.260 I mean, uh, they not wrong 02:10:30.820 --> 02:10:34.420 Not wrong if you didn't have a falling out with the uh, with the 02:10:35.380 --> 02:10:38.020 Twitter in chief, then you might be able to doja fine 02:10:38.900 --> 02:10:41.140 Yeah, I just really don't I don't 02:10:44.340 --> 02:10:49.860 Obviously this isn't done yet You know, there's gonna be there's gonna be plenty of uh, uh, 02:10:49.940 --> 02:10:54.740 Appealness. I mean, this is probably gonna make it all the way to the supreme court just because of the 02:10:55.940 --> 02:11:00.740 I think that tesla's not wrong the the the cooling effect 02:11:00.820 --> 02:11:05.380 That this could have on development in the industry Could be very strong 02:11:05.380 --> 02:11:14.580 But tesla has nobody to blame for that but themselves for recklessly rolling this out before it was actually ready and recklessly misrepresenting its capabilities 02:11:15.220 --> 02:11:17.700 So this is this is one of those things where it's like 02:11:18.900 --> 02:11:24.660 I don't know what kind of a parallel can you draw this? I also wouldn't because like they're they're all their market isn't only 02:11:25.300 --> 02:11:30.420 um America like they they we talked I think it was last show about 02:11:31.300 --> 02:11:34.740 Tesla competing in that automated driving thing that was in china 02:11:35.300 --> 02:11:41.380 Um, there's clearly a lot of cars that they sell in china. That's true, but america's a major 02:11:41.940 --> 02:11:49.380 world market and Like if you could potentially face a quarter billion dollar fine when something goes wrong 02:11:49.540 --> 02:11:52.020 I think I think it might slow down the 02:11:52.980 --> 02:11:57.380 roll out I don't think it would slow down the work if that makes sense 02:11:57.540 --> 02:12:02.260 I mean the work will only be done if they can roll it out and profit from it though ultimately 02:12:03.380 --> 02:12:08.660 Exactly. Um, yeah unique username says yeah, what tesla does is harmful for the entire industry 02:12:08.900 --> 02:12:12.580 Harming confidence in tech across brands. I mean, I I hate to even say this 02:12:12.580 --> 02:12:16.980 But the closest parallel that I can really think of here is tesla is 02:12:17.620 --> 02:12:21.140 the false claimant going 02:12:21.140 --> 02:12:28.740 well If you punish me for saying something that wasn't true, then that's going to harm the whole me2 movement 02:12:29.780 --> 02:12:34.980 That's tesla's role here is they were a bad faith actor who f*** things up 02:12:35.540 --> 02:12:38.500 And then they're sitting here going but think of the consequences 02:12:39.220 --> 02:12:41.460 Well, yeah, maybe you should have thought of that 02:12:42.260 --> 02:12:48.260 Yeah Because like yeah, that's so good. I want the runes validity. I want the industry to move forward 02:12:48.260 --> 02:12:56.420 I want the industry working to build public trust and work with regulatory bodies to roll this out in a responsible way 02:12:58.100 --> 02:13:00.100 And you f*** it up 02:13:01.220 --> 02:13:06.500 And like I I don't know. I feel like a broken record at this point It's like it's one of those things where I feel like this is going to be yet another 02:13:06.900 --> 02:13:10.020 Show where the comments are full of like why it's just hating on Elon Musk 02:13:10.420 --> 02:13:15.380 I don't hate the guy, but I can absolutely hate the way that he approached this 02:13:16.020 --> 02:13:19.540 And I called it. I was right. I don't know him 02:13:20.900 --> 02:13:25.220 I hate a lot of stuff. He's done fair enough. I guess you hate his his public image 02:13:25.940 --> 02:13:32.100 I don't even know. I mean, I don't respect it. I'll say that much. Hate's an awful strong word 02:13:32.180 --> 02:13:39.140 I don't think I I don't think I can think of too many people that I that I hate like hate is hate's really strong, man 02:13:39.860 --> 02:13:42.580 Um, but like I I don't respect 02:13:43.300 --> 02:13:47.780 I don't respect thinking that you're above the law and thinking that you're not accountable to anybody 02:13:47.940 --> 02:13:53.940 literal lives are at stake And the irresponsible, I mean and I've and I called it so long ago 02:13:54.580 --> 02:13:58.180 I was like this will happen and then I don't even I'm not even happy. I'm right 02:13:59.540 --> 02:14:04.420 Like this isn't like you getting to be right about the cool stuff that you're always right about this sucks 02:14:04.900 --> 02:14:09.700 I don't want to be right about this I don't know if everything that I've I've guessed is cool 02:14:09.940 --> 02:14:13.140 Yeah, I know some of the stuff you've been right about is pretty uncool actually 02:14:13.460 --> 02:14:17.620 I don't I don't know if you meet someone Sorry, nah, go ahead 02:14:17.620 --> 02:14:20.980 I did I did meet someone here who talked about my whole 02:14:22.340 --> 02:14:31.300 Bringing it back the mainframe thing Um, I was I was talking about AI stuff for a second. He was talking about how his his company who in this case will remain 02:14:31.940 --> 02:14:35.620 Nameless is like doing that whole song and dance right now 02:14:36.100 --> 02:14:43.380 um, they're building like Many many many millions of dollars tens maybe hundreds of millions like on-prem investment 02:14:43.940 --> 02:14:50.100 Doing on-prem. Yeah, the lamb stuff. It's not necessarily to do training. It's because 02:14:51.300 --> 02:14:56.340 Definitely nothing that they do ever can go out of house. Yep, and they're seeing 02:14:56.900 --> 02:14:59.860 You know productivity advancements happening in the market and they're not 02:15:00.500 --> 02:15:05.780 Getting them. So they're like, okay. This is what we're doing now. Yeah, and he was like, yeah, you called it and I was like, yeah 02:15:06.500 --> 02:15:09.540 I think I think we both get to be right on that one, right? 02:15:10.500 --> 02:15:17.540 I think that's probably fair. It was a discussion really You remember all the crap that I was taking back when I put like a storage servers on-prem 02:15:18.020 --> 02:15:22.180 Like way back. Oh, but like the vault and stuff dude. I took 02:15:22.580 --> 02:15:28.420 And now all the creators are doing it. I took so much flak for not using the cloud for everything 02:15:28.820 --> 02:15:33.700 And I was like, bro, this is so obvious. I pay for it one time 02:15:34.660 --> 02:15:39.860 There's yeah, there's no ingest fees. There's no takeout fees that 02:15:40.340 --> 02:15:44.900 I just pay for it one time and all I'm putting on it is crap that I ultimately don't really care about 02:15:44.900 --> 02:15:49.300 It's archival. It doesn't really matter and I took so much flak for it, man 02:15:49.460 --> 02:15:54.420 Because everyone's going cloud cloud is cyber convergence. This is that love. Oh my god 02:15:55.220 --> 02:15:58.980 I just want a nas Calm down 02:15:59.940 --> 02:16:04.900 And it seems like it seems like everyone is bringing stuff back prem. I didn't back on prem 02:16:04.980 --> 02:16:11.780 I didn't see compute coming though Like I didn't I I saw storage storage was just kind of obvious to me because it's so 02:16:13.300 --> 02:16:17.060 Not simple like you you need to be qualified to administer it properly 02:16:17.140 --> 02:16:23.220 Obviously, we had those data rod issues with the vault like it's not simple, but it is it's relatively simple 02:16:23.540 --> 02:16:26.740 Whereas I think the kinds of deployments that you're talking about are very 02:16:26.980 --> 02:16:33.860 Unsimple Especially with modern hardware having the kinds of power and cooling requirements that it does like you have to you have to architect this 02:16:35.620 --> 02:16:39.460 Like one of the one of the parts of the discussion was talking about how he's part of the 02:16:40.100 --> 02:16:45.060 The new like local infrastructure team right um and how that's like 02:16:46.580 --> 02:16:52.420 Not super normal now considering he doesn't actually work at a data center. He works he works at like, you know 02:16:52.820 --> 02:17:00.900 The amount of money going into it might make it sound like a data center externally, but it's like really not it's it's a 02:17:01.220 --> 02:17:09.540 It's amazing how how not far 10 million dollars goes these days. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, it's it's a very sizable server room 02:17:09.860 --> 02:17:17.860 um And and he has like himself and a very small team and they're they're managing it and it's just it's interesting because this is like 02:17:18.100 --> 02:17:22.740 How things worked when you and I were getting into the industry and then it kind of stopped being that way everything 02:17:23.060 --> 02:17:29.460 It was the the same like nobody got fired for buying IBM. Yes. It was like nobody got fired for moving things to the cloud 02:17:29.860 --> 02:17:34.340 um And then now it's it's starting to come back which is which is cool 02:17:35.220 --> 02:17:38.580 It's medical is my guess. Uh, I can't say yes or no 02:17:39.620 --> 02:17:42.260 It's a good guess though. That is one of the fields that 02:17:42.740 --> 02:17:50.020 um Would be doing this type of thing medical legal military. There's plenty of reasons that you would want to have on-prem 02:17:50.900 --> 02:17:53.400 Yeah, yeah big massive 02:17:53.940 --> 02:17:56.740 big money companies that need to be able to 02:17:57.460 --> 02:18:04.820 Move efficiently because everyone does um, and there is no possible chance that the stuff that they're working on 02:18:05.220 --> 02:18:10.020 Can go public at any time and then it's like okay. Well, you can't use these public 02:18:10.580 --> 02:18:17.140 like Opening i chat bot models then. Um, although, you know, they did just announce that they're open sourcing some stuff 02:18:17.220 --> 02:18:21.460 But um, you can't use the the traditional login to the website type system 02:18:23.620 --> 02:18:31.620 Um Seth jones bringing us back just a little bit said in Floatplane chat says does the way that tesla over promises their tech at all 02:18:31.620 --> 02:18:35.300 Mirror what the current uh ai industry is doing with ai tools? 02:18:35.700 --> 02:18:40.500 Will we see or we will see real health impacts as people listen to these ai tools for things like medical care? 02:18:40.500 --> 02:18:44.500 Absolutely, and that's one of the reasons that luke and i talk about that so much as well 02:18:44.980 --> 02:18:47.860 Because it's not that we are like amazing 02:18:48.420 --> 02:18:51.700 soothsayers with incredible crystal balls. It's just that it's so 02:18:52.340 --> 02:18:57.700 Bloody obvious and it feels like lawmakers move at 02:18:58.980 --> 02:19:01.780 Glacial speed sometimes when it's clear that 02:19:02.420 --> 02:19:06.580 Decisive quick action needs to be taken to deal with this stuff 02:19:07.780 --> 02:19:13.460 And it's it's so frustrating Um, you know, I don't I don't know. I don't know how to fix that 02:19:14.340 --> 02:19:19.380 Like how do you how do you force politicians to pick up a f***ing, you know newspaper? 02:19:20.100 --> 02:19:23.940 Right, I can't expect them to read online apparently so like tough because of 02:19:25.460 --> 02:19:27.460 How many of them uh 02:19:31.300 --> 02:19:36.500 It's not their thing. Um, how do I how do I say this? 02:19:37.860 --> 02:19:42.580 um I 02:19:45.380 --> 02:19:51.460 A lot of company country leadership all over the place is just like extremely geriatric just to be blunt. Yeah 02:19:52.180 --> 02:19:55.540 um, and it's like when when like 02:19:56.980 --> 02:20:03.460 Cars becoming a thing was like a big thing in your life. Um, llms might not exactly be top of mind right now 02:20:03.700 --> 02:20:07.300 it just When you went to school and used chalk 02:20:08.260 --> 02:20:11.060 And paper on slate. Yeah, like 02:20:17.460 --> 02:20:23.060 Come on This is this is a big part of why lina con was cool is yeah 02:20:24.900 --> 02:20:30.340 Literally just because This is more of the stuff that like she grew up with as 02:20:30.900 --> 02:20:38.180 The topical thing at the time I'd like to once again extend an invitation to lina con to come move to canada and be our prime minister 02:20:39.220 --> 02:20:43.940 Yeah, i'm just saying i will personally run your campaign to be prime minister of canada 02:20:44.660 --> 02:20:51.620 Um, i'll i'll volunteer to be clear. I don't think carney's done anything particularly egregiously offensive to me yet 02:20:52.420 --> 02:20:55.860 um I just rather lina 02:20:55.860 --> 02:20:59.860 We're on a first name basis. I call her lina. Oh, oh, yeah, okay. Yeah 02:21:00.820 --> 02:21:04.900 She called me lina's It's our thing 02:21:09.860 --> 02:21:14.020 Um Unify os server enters early access 02:21:14.580 --> 02:21:21.140 Ubiquity released unify os server which allows users to self host the entire unify stack on their own hardware 02:21:22.020 --> 02:21:27.620 TLDR on the need for this. Um, if you have a unify ecosystem like wireless access points unify cameras 02:21:28.340 --> 02:21:36.340 Um access control This allows you to bring your own hardware instead of buying a cloud device or multiple cloud devices for you or your clients 02:21:37.460 --> 02:21:40.180 Or not necessarily cloud but like controller devices 02:21:41.220 --> 02:21:46.660 Installing and owning a unify controller isn't necessarily new. It's gone through several revisions over the years 02:21:46.900 --> 02:21:49.460 They've had dedicated hardware like the cloud key 02:21:50.100 --> 02:21:55.540 Which i think was only about a hundred dollars when it was released It had just two gigs of RAM and a slow quad core soc 02:21:56.020 --> 02:21:59.300 They also have beefy dedicated hardware like the cloud key enterprise 02:21:59.460 --> 02:22:03.380 Uh, the dream machine if i recall correctly can also act as a unify controller 02:22:03.700 --> 02:22:08.260 Um, and then it determines like how many unify devices you can manage how powerful your controller is 02:22:08.340 --> 02:22:12.100 But this is super cool. Now. You can just like bring your own hardware 02:22:12.580 --> 02:22:16.660 Uh, the requirement for the unify os server are a minimum of 20 gigs of free space 02:22:17.220 --> 02:22:22.820 um wsl Windows subsystem for Linux v2 or Linux podman 4.3.1 plus 02:22:23.780 --> 02:22:28.980 Um, the biggest reason this is exciting is that the old unify software that was available on computers could only host 02:22:29.060 --> 02:22:36.420 Unify network to manage things like wi-fi, but this is now adding unify identity which controls user access to buildings and such 02:22:37.220 --> 02:22:45.380 Super cool So you could just like have it run in a vm. You could make it super resilient and have failover or high availability or whatever else 02:22:45.380 --> 02:22:51.780 You can do anything you can do with a computer that you can administer on prem with your own hardware and that is just 02:22:52.420 --> 02:22:58.100 Super cool for a company that still somehow has not transitioned to a subscription model 02:22:58.580 --> 02:23:02.580 Not only are they not going subscription model with their networking hardware 02:23:02.820 --> 02:23:07.380 But they are even letting you bring some of your own hardware instead of buying it from them as long as you buy 02:23:07.780 --> 02:23:14.020 A whole bunch of their other hardware Unify or ubiquity, excuse me has such an enlightened 02:23:14.500 --> 02:23:19.940 Approach to how much of their hardware I should be forced to buy the answer is 02:23:21.140 --> 02:23:25.540 Zero I should be forced to buy zero of your hardware apple 02:23:25.620 --> 02:23:32.500 I already bought your air pods pro 2s. I shouldn't need another apple device to monitor my battery life on it 02:23:33.700 --> 02:23:36.180 I already bought the product 02:23:37.140 --> 02:23:44.580 So I should have the functionality of it Ubiquity seems to embrace that I buy the access point. It should just work 02:23:45.620 --> 02:23:50.580 Now I can bring my own controller hardware because at the end of the day I bought the access point 02:23:51.460 --> 02:23:56.180 I am your customer It's super based 02:23:56.820 --> 02:23:58.820 And I like it 02:24:00.660 --> 02:24:05.060 Good job ubiquity, sorry I sound like angry, but I'm happy 02:24:05.060 --> 02:24:11.460 Um, sorry, what's him that he's talking about? 02:24:12.740 --> 02:24:17.380 Oh, no never mind. All right Oh 02:24:17.860 --> 02:24:20.980 Google claims that AI isn't killing website clicks 02:24:21.780 --> 02:24:29.300 But you sure about that? No, David wanted me to do a tim robinson voice. I I forget the voice. I'm sorry 02:24:30.020 --> 02:24:37.620 After a report from the Pew Research Center backed up claims from SEO experts that AI summaries are causing a massive reduction 02:24:37.620 --> 02:24:42.180 In click-through to websites of nearly 50% via search engines head of google search 02:24:42.260 --> 02:24:45.060 Liz Reed responded in a blog post that said 02:24:45.620 --> 02:24:53.460 Third-party reports were based on flawed methodologies isolated examples or traffic changes that occurred prior to the rollout of AI features in search 02:24:54.500 --> 02:25:02.340 um, she further Actually that total organic click volume from google search to websites has been relatively stable year over year and 02:25:02.740 --> 02:25:05.780 Average quick clout click quality has increased 02:25:06.500 --> 02:25:14.180 The problem with all of this is that while Pew Research Center not to mention our friends over at, um, oh god, I forget 02:25:15.460 --> 02:25:22.020 House fresh. Whoo. That was close Also, I think the anecdotal evidence of most people using google 02:25:22.740 --> 02:25:28.580 Yeah, so our so so Pew Research Center and our friends over at house fresh fresh brought the data 02:25:29.380 --> 02:25:34.340 But Liz Reed brought Some words 02:25:34.820 --> 02:25:43.220 With no data to back this up other than trust me bro, which I think google at this point has kind of 02:25:44.020 --> 02:25:49.300 Um, utilized their their full allocation of how many bro trust me as they get 02:25:49.700 --> 02:25:56.100 Um, so I'd love to see I'd love to see google actually actually bring the bring the data here 02:25:56.820 --> 02:26:01.220 um However, what I will say is that my personal habits 02:26:02.420 --> 02:26:08.900 Especially now that I've started using AI a little bit more and had such serious problems with it 02:26:09.300 --> 02:26:13.620 Are shifting in a big way. So I will read an AI summary and now 02:26:14.420 --> 02:26:18.260 I won't just click through one source. I'll actually click through more than one 02:26:19.380 --> 02:26:25.140 Is something that I've noticed myself doing especially over the last couple of weeks now all of a sudden trust stuff less 02:26:25.300 --> 02:26:32.580 I trust everything less now Like the AI summary has eroded my trust not only in the AI summary 02:26:32.820 --> 02:26:36.660 But even in the sources that it is citing if that makes sense 02:26:37.940 --> 02:26:40.820 Yeah, I have no bro trust left luke 02:26:43.460 --> 02:26:48.820 So and I don't know if my behavior like is anyone else feeling the same way as anyone I saw Dan nodding 02:26:49.300 --> 02:26:55.700 But like is anyone else behaving this way? Yeah, I've been doing that too. Uh, really weird to hear somebody else is doing that too. Yeah 02:26:57.300 --> 02:27:02.180 Sometimes I just want the AI summary stuff Sometimes but I don't trust it 02:27:03.700 --> 02:27:06.100 Weird why is that the natural progression of this? 02:27:07.380 --> 02:27:11.140 Uh, bubbly charizard asks is there a limit on the trust me bro warranties 02:27:11.140 --> 02:27:14.580 You have already used a bunch with the single layer backpack issues 02:27:15.140 --> 02:27:20.820 I'm not really sure what you mean by Using a bunch. Uh, what we did was we offered a remedy 02:27:21.700 --> 02:27:24.420 And then we offered a virtual second layer 02:27:24.820 --> 02:27:28.420 Such that if the first layer wears through on one that doesn't have the two layers 02:27:28.500 --> 02:27:31.300 Then you contact us and we fix it or get a replacement 02:27:33.540 --> 02:27:37.460 That's I'm sorry. I'm just a hundred percent not sure if I understand your question 02:27:37.860 --> 02:27:41.700 And then our our our limited lifetime warranty for the backpack is laid out on our site 02:27:42.660 --> 02:27:49.940 Um, so yeah, anyone else I literally just don't believe anything made after 2023 says crusty trombone 02:27:52.660 --> 02:27:57.300 Is that where we're headed Like dude, I I don't even 02:27:58.340 --> 02:28:00.820 I don't even I would occasionally 02:28:01.780 --> 02:28:04.820 Very occasionally. Let's say once every six months 02:28:05.620 --> 02:28:11.620 I would open up facebook so that I could browse my incredible facebook marketplace algorithm and I would start scrolling 02:28:11.860 --> 02:28:15.700 Like the main feed and I'd like watch some videos or something 02:28:16.500 --> 02:28:21.860 I straight up don't even bother anymore because I'm so sure that so much of what I'm looking at is fake 02:28:23.220 --> 02:28:26.900 Like Is it all just ruined at this point? 02:28:28.100 --> 02:28:31.300 The internet is kind of a dumpster fire right now 02:28:32.980 --> 02:28:39.380 And I don't think there's going to be much undoing it parallelogram says I've had professors 02:28:39.620 --> 02:28:42.500 Who will not allow sources unless they were pre-covid? 02:28:42.900 --> 02:28:47.780 Because so many of the newer ones are fake What yeah 02:28:47.780 --> 02:28:51.860 No, that actually completely makes sense to me It's um 02:28:51.860 --> 02:28:56.900 It's rough. I think you know how the I've mentioned this a couple times on wayne's show, but you know how the 02:28:57.540 --> 02:29:03.140 the like crypto bros Um, tried to say that blockchain blockchain was web for 02:29:03.860 --> 02:29:09.380 I think ai garbage might be effectively web for because that's sad 02:29:10.100 --> 02:29:14.180 Why do you in my opinion? Is this a competition? Are you just trying to find something? 02:29:14.740 --> 02:29:19.780 Worst to be right about than what I was right about maybe because like I think you're right, but like 02:29:20.740 --> 02:29:26.100 I don't know the actual rules for like how those iterations happen. I don't know that they're really are here's a here's a 02:29:26.500 --> 02:29:31.140 colored medal Yeah, yeah, really. Yeah 02:29:31.700 --> 02:29:34.580 Because like I I think to me it's always like 02:29:35.460 --> 02:29:38.500 How using the internet now feels significantly different? 02:29:38.660 --> 02:29:41.700 That's the way that I've seen like web one web two web three 02:29:41.860 --> 02:29:47.060 Each one of those line up for me as in the way that I use and interact with the internet significantly changed 02:29:47.540 --> 02:29:55.620 around this time And blockchain didn't do almost anything for that for the vast majority of people, but yeah 02:29:56.580 --> 02:30:05.620 ai garbage Has massively changed how people interact with the internet and how people perceive the internet. Both of those things have massively changed 02:30:09.220 --> 02:30:12.900 Yeah One of our discussion questions on this one is 02:30:13.620 --> 02:30:16.820 Uh, what's your favorite alternative search engine present or past? 02:30:17.220 --> 02:30:20.100 Uh, uh, web three. Wait, did I skip the number? 02:30:22.100 --> 02:30:29.060 Nice, um I have to confess that I didn't really think about how automatically I use google 02:30:29.780 --> 02:30:36.500 until I switched over to graphing. Oh, yeah, I skipped one. So sorry. Sorry. Sorry. I meant I went web three not web four my bad 02:30:36.580 --> 02:30:41.380 Thanks. Um, it defaults to duck duck go and I have yet to have it be a problem yet 02:30:41.460 --> 02:30:46.420 I haven't fully switched over. I haven't put my sim in this phone yet Um, it's it's a bit of a trip man 02:30:47.140 --> 02:30:51.140 the default app store him 02:30:51.140 --> 02:30:56.740 has Wait, what are you running? Sorry. Is that this many apps graphing? I'm gonna do it for a month 02:30:57.460 --> 02:31:01.700 Uh, I had someone in chat earlier asking me about the fold seven. That's next in my queue 02:31:01.700 --> 02:31:05.300 I haven't done a phone in a while now. I've got two dumped on me at right at the same time 02:31:05.460 --> 02:31:12.020 I might do the fold seven first just because it's a little this is a little less time sensitive, but I'm I'm very intrigued by it 02:31:12.100 --> 02:31:16.420 so far there's You have to install Android auto 02:31:16.980 --> 02:31:20.580 You can install the google play store and it runs in like a sandbox 02:31:21.540 --> 02:31:26.900 Way. Yeah, so that it like controls what it can see, but it doesn't even come with it by default. It's um 02:31:27.620 --> 02:31:31.700 I've been very interested in setting up graphing that the main thing that I've been staying away from is 02:31:31.780 --> 02:31:35.380 And I'd be interested in if you can get an answer to this being an actual user 02:31:35.700 --> 02:31:38.500 Because I don't know anyone directly. It actually uses it day to day 02:31:38.820 --> 02:31:43.140 Um, but can you get any form of actual call screening? 02:31:43.940 --> 02:31:48.660 um, oh Because I don't think so and I've been wondering if there was 02:31:49.140 --> 02:31:54.980 Some because call screening right now as far as my understanding goes for google is processed on their servers 02:31:55.220 --> 02:31:59.140 So I was I was wondering like the the thing that terrifies me is how much this might cost 02:31:59.940 --> 02:32:02.660 But I was kind of thinking it could be interesting to try to set up like a 02:32:03.300 --> 02:32:08.180 An open source bounty for a locally processed call screening app 02:32:10.260 --> 02:32:18.020 That's interesting. I think that would be really cool That is something that like if it was an app that existed and it was a paid app. I would buy it a hundred percent 02:32:18.820 --> 02:32:25.300 And I would switch over to graphene But the the thing that has been keeping me off of graphene is specifically just call screening not being a thing 02:32:25.620 --> 02:32:29.460 There's not just because of like my number having leaked a couple times and stuff 02:32:29.540 --> 02:32:37.620 But just there are so many spam calls these days that it would like actually be a significant waste of my time to answer the phone 02:32:37.700 --> 02:32:39.700 Every time I get called 02:32:41.460 --> 02:32:47.700 Yeah Okay, I added that to my notes having a pixel dialer that that processes 02:32:49.060 --> 02:32:53.940 In google's cloud is is at least partially defeating the point of having graphene 02:32:54.020 --> 02:32:58.820 Someone's like, oh, you can just download that. I think that's going to be one of my big conclusions, honestly 02:32:59.220 --> 02:33:01.780 From this video is that you know 02:33:02.500 --> 02:33:06.580 I didn't find I can already tell I I have hardly even set the thing up yet 02:33:06.580 --> 02:33:10.100 You can say I've almost nothing installed on it and the second I opened it up 02:33:10.180 --> 02:33:12.900 I was like, well, I want google I want the google play store and I went 02:33:14.020 --> 02:33:17.460 The conclusion is going to be wow using this is basically the same 02:33:17.940 --> 02:33:22.260 Because I'm completely using it wrong. I I so just spoiled the video a little bit 02:33:23.140 --> 02:33:26.420 I I I think you should try to go out of your 02:33:26.980 --> 02:33:31.860 You know your your box a little bit like what if you it's tough because I have a lot of work 02:33:31.860 --> 02:33:36.420 Maps.me that's tough because I have a lot of work to do that. I just like 02:33:37.460 --> 02:33:40.740 Someone else do this with you then though because like I think 02:33:41.460 --> 02:33:45.220 That's not the graphene experience um 02:33:45.220 --> 02:33:50.740 No No, it's not because there are like there are alternative mapping solutions 02:33:50.820 --> 02:33:54.180 Which are like local localized maps and like all this other stuff 02:33:54.260 --> 02:33:58.180 Yeah, there's one that's like right in in their app store or in the uh, russian 02:33:58.260 --> 02:34:03.860 I don't know the other app store that they have it's like local maps. Um, but with that said on a high kids in 02:34:04.420 --> 02:34:08.260 Floatplane chat says I mean look at the permissions list for google play services 02:34:08.340 --> 02:34:12.340 And then have the satisfaction of being able to deny almost all of them like that's something 02:34:12.660 --> 02:34:18.020 I Sometimes because like Android actually has a lot of really great privacy features 02:34:18.100 --> 02:34:21.780 That doesn't defeat the purpose then it's just that they don't they don't guide you to use them 02:34:22.260 --> 02:34:28.100 Like that's something that I think um that that from my last round on iphone that I came away really positive about was that 02:34:28.660 --> 02:34:31.700 um While honestly the iphone doesn't actually 02:34:32.340 --> 02:34:38.500 Have a lot of privacy stuff that Android doesn't have what they do is they like put it in your face. They're like 02:34:38.500 --> 02:34:44.020 Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Hey, this is happening. Did you want did you want this to happen, right? Like they actually 02:34:44.820 --> 02:34:48.820 Really make a point of prompting you to think about it whereas google doesn't 02:34:49.780 --> 02:34:55.220 Not to the same degree um, and so if if it's as simple as you know 02:34:55.700 --> 02:35:00.340 Making me think about it a little bit more. Maybe graph, you know S does have a point even for someone like me who 02:35:00.900 --> 02:35:06.900 Is it going to stop using otter for meeting transcription and isn't going to stop using teams and isn't going to stop 02:35:06.900 --> 02:35:10.140 logging into my corporate G Suite account, 02:35:10.140 --> 02:35:14.340 you know, as system-wide as I possibly can so that I have a more seamless experience, right? 02:35:14.340 --> 02:35:18.840 Like, I'm gonna do all those things, but hey, at least it's not any worse than it has to be. 02:35:23.340 --> 02:35:26.780 Okay. Current year sucks. 02:35:29.940 --> 02:35:33.260 What a statement about technology, right? Here, here. 02:35:34.020 --> 02:35:38.900 I'm trying this new thing because at least it doesn't have 02:35:38.900 --> 02:35:40.780 to be any worse than it has to be. 02:35:45.180 --> 02:35:46.500 Oh, that blows. 02:35:48.580 --> 02:35:52.780 All right. All right, our next topic is Linus wants to talk 02:35:52.780 --> 02:35:56.300 about this Reddit post. Is this normal? 02:35:56.300 --> 02:36:01.140 If you're playing console, some games will be discontinued on older platforms? 02:36:01.140 --> 02:36:03.660 No, but it will be. 02:36:04.780 --> 02:36:10.020 This was posted by Genshin Impact. Notice on the removal and discontinuation of updates 02:36:10.020 --> 02:36:13.300 for Genshin Impact on PS4, hashtag Genshin Impact. 02:36:13.300 --> 02:36:18.180 Dear traveler, thank you for your continued support and love for Genshin Impact on PS4. 02:36:18.180 --> 02:36:22.300 Due to limitations related to hardware performance and platform application size, 02:36:22.300 --> 02:36:28.100 we will be discontinuing support and updates for Genshin Impact on PS4 in future versions. 02:36:28.100 --> 02:36:32.220 Genshin Impact on PS5 will continue to operate normally and is not affected by the removal 02:36:32.220 --> 02:36:36.180 and update discontinuation on PS4. Traveler will still be able to enjoy 02:36:36.180 --> 02:36:41.740 the latest content updates on PS5 and other supported platforms. 02:36:41.740 --> 02:36:45.180 The Reddit user says, this is my first time encountering a game 02:36:45.180 --> 02:36:51.220 being discontinued as I don't use consoles. Should consumers who play on consoles be concerned 02:36:51.220 --> 02:36:54.500 about this? Games get discontinued on PC all the time. 02:36:54.500 --> 02:36:59.300 No, no, no, no, no, no. But my point is that this is a free to play game 02:36:59.300 --> 02:37:02.460 that just like stops working. 02:37:02.460 --> 02:37:07.140 This whole, it's, we are finally reaching the end game 02:37:07.140 --> 02:37:13.780 for some people of games as a service where they're going, hold on a second. 02:37:13.780 --> 02:37:18.220 But this is a game that I always played on this. 02:37:18.220 --> 02:37:22.300 And well, I still wanna play it on it. 02:37:22.300 --> 02:37:24.500 Well, what happened to the game that I played? 02:37:25.500 --> 02:37:29.940 This is what we've been talking about like this whole time 02:37:29.940 --> 02:37:33.380 where as soon as the control over the game, 02:37:33.380 --> 02:37:36.380 in this case, it's a free to play. So I don't know, I'm not even mad. 02:37:36.380 --> 02:37:40.660 Like, yeah, they can do whatever they wanna do with it. At the end of the day, it's up to them 02:37:40.660 --> 02:37:44.700 to optimize the size. Well, I mean, there's people that have spent a lot of money 02:37:44.700 --> 02:37:48.060 on free to play games. Oh, this is true. This is true. No, this is very true. 02:37:49.060 --> 02:37:53.620 And now, I guess. Free to play but extremely monetized. Now I guess you better spend another 500 bucks 02:37:53.620 --> 02:37:57.460 on a PlayStation 5 or some other piece of hardware that'll run this game. 02:37:58.540 --> 02:38:02.700 And this is what we warned you about. 02:38:03.620 --> 02:38:08.980 Is that a crazy part of this? Like if you're a free to play platform, 02:38:08.980 --> 02:38:12.300 is this an easy way to get rid of the users that you don't want? 02:38:13.220 --> 02:38:16.540 Oh, just like the pores who aren't spending enough money 02:38:16.540 --> 02:38:19.740 on your game. Oh, wow. 02:38:19.740 --> 02:38:24.820 Because if they have enough money to buy those big packs, they, I'm assuming they sell packs. 02:38:24.820 --> 02:38:29.780 I think that's the thing these days. They probably have enough money to buy a new PlayStation. 02:38:33.700 --> 02:38:37.500 Man, this is brutal. I mean, to be clear, I'm not, sorry, 02:38:37.500 --> 02:38:40.660 I'm not trying to like gloat or anything. I'm not happy about this. 02:38:40.660 --> 02:38:45.060 It's just like, this is exactly what we've been talking about 02:38:45.060 --> 02:38:48.820 where you put the power in the game publishers' hands 02:38:48.820 --> 02:38:53.820 for when and how they wanna support the game 02:38:54.420 --> 02:38:58.540 and they decide, hey, we're, you know what? 02:38:58.540 --> 02:39:02.020 We're just gonna take our ball and go home. 02:39:02.020 --> 02:39:05.340 That's it. You're completely at their mercy. You don't play that game anymore. 02:39:07.180 --> 02:39:11.860 I gotta say, it's one of the reasons that I have a really hard time investing myself 02:39:11.860 --> 02:39:15.860 in any way, in any kind of live service gaming experience. 02:39:19.100 --> 02:39:22.540 Yeah. At the end of the day, next time I log in, 02:39:22.540 --> 02:39:27.580 it'll be different. And if I really liked it the way that it was, 02:39:27.580 --> 02:39:32.860 I feel like a lot of the toxicity that we see in these communities where they kind of, 02:39:32.860 --> 02:39:38.100 anything, something gets buffed, half the community is mad. Something gets nerfed, half the community is mad. 02:39:38.100 --> 02:39:41.660 It's like, yeah. One of the problems is- 02:39:41.660 --> 02:39:46.840 Just be happy they didn't rip it out of your hands entirely, I guess, is the only consolation I can offer. 02:39:47.840 --> 02:39:53.480 One of the problems is even single-player games are getting post-launch balance changes these days, 02:39:53.480 --> 02:39:58.480 which I just don't get, but is absolutely a thing. 02:39:59.960 --> 02:40:04.480 Like nothing is really safe from the developers continuing to meddle. 02:40:05.380 --> 02:40:09.400 Regaitis says, does WoW still have the same hardware requirements as when it was released 20 years ago? 02:40:09.400 --> 02:40:14.400 Absolutely not. And this may surprise you, 02:40:14.440 --> 02:40:16.480 but I have never subscribed to WoW. 02:40:18.560 --> 02:40:23.560 But you could play a privateered pirate server 02:40:25.560 --> 02:40:29.040 of the original WoW that does have 02:40:29.040 --> 02:40:32.720 the same hardware requirements. With Genshin, you're just kind of like- 02:40:32.720 --> 02:40:35.760 Let's go PC gaming. You're just kind of burned, I guess. There are privateer servers from Genshin. 02:40:35.760 --> 02:40:40.280 Are there really? Someone mentioned it in a full-plane chat, I had no idea. 02:40:40.280 --> 02:40:44.960 Okay, that's pretty cool. Yeah, Elijah makes a good point. 02:40:44.960 --> 02:40:49.400 I mean, the game runs on a phone, so from his point of view, this seems like a hundred percent an excuse 02:40:49.400 --> 02:40:50.600 to get rid of the pores. 02:40:53.160 --> 02:40:58.080 That's like, it's such a cynical take, but I wish I could refute it. 02:41:00.040 --> 02:41:03.280 But are they really putting that much server load on? 02:41:03.280 --> 02:41:10.400 Just firing up the game on their PlayStation and playing Genshin Impact? Like, it's rendered locally, like what's the load? 02:41:10.440 --> 02:41:13.160 They mentioned performance, and I wonder if it's like, 02:41:14.600 --> 02:41:19.440 you know, they wanna release some new zone and it's gonna just not function or something. 02:41:19.440 --> 02:41:22.560 I have no idea. FogelBR said, this isn't taking your ball and going home. 02:41:22.560 --> 02:41:26.600 This is popping the player's ball and walking away. Yeah, yeah, I get it. 02:41:27.480 --> 02:41:31.240 I still think, I wouldn't be surprised 02:41:31.240 --> 02:41:37.360 if there was at least an undertone of we're not worried about those users though, seriously. 02:41:37.360 --> 02:41:41.560 Yeah. Because if you're free to play a game and you have users that never pay for micro transactions, 02:41:41.560 --> 02:41:44.840 those users cost you money. I guess that's true. 02:41:44.840 --> 02:41:48.600 It doesn't matter if they're only costing you a little bit. They're costing you money. 02:41:48.600 --> 02:41:52.160 They're costing you money. There is an aspect to it where they are fodder 02:41:52.160 --> 02:41:56.880 for your paid users. They are the minions that your paid users 02:41:56.880 --> 02:42:02.120 get to cleave through and look down on. So you want at least some of them, 02:42:02.120 --> 02:42:04.680 but you probably don't need that many, you know? 02:42:05.680 --> 02:42:10.760 Yeah. Man, that's adding another layer of cynicism to it. 02:42:10.760 --> 02:42:14.120 Like having the poorest just be fodder for the pay to wins. 02:42:14.120 --> 02:42:17.760 So having them be part of your balanced ecosystem. 02:42:17.760 --> 02:42:20.920 That's, dude, that's crazy. That's crazy. 02:42:20.920 --> 02:42:23.920 No, I'm certain that's the thing. I used to think about this, 02:42:23.920 --> 02:42:27.920 and I would talk about it sometimes with Tarkov too, because Tarkov had a skill system. 02:42:27.920 --> 02:42:31.720 It was really weird that a first person shooter game 02:42:31.720 --> 02:42:38.560 has skill systems. And the skill system took forever to level up. 02:42:38.560 --> 02:42:41.560 Like for reference, like, you know, I played that game a ton. 02:42:41.560 --> 02:42:44.560 I don't think I ever actually maxed out a skill. 02:42:44.560 --> 02:42:47.560 Right. Because they don't want you to. 02:42:47.560 --> 02:42:52.560 Unless you're like a streamer, bro, 02:42:52.560 --> 02:42:55.560 and you play this game for your living, 02:42:55.560 --> 02:42:58.560 and also you are the advertisement. 02:42:58.560 --> 02:43:01.560 So if you have skills, once you get a skill to max level in Tarkov, 02:43:02.560 --> 02:43:09.560 not only is it strong, but you unlock unique perks that are like really strong. 02:43:09.560 --> 02:43:15.560 Okay. And it gives you a definite actual advantage in the game. 02:43:15.560 --> 02:43:18.560 So if all your streamer bros have an advantage in the game, 02:43:18.560 --> 02:43:22.560 and also play all the time so they're really good. 02:43:22.560 --> 02:43:26.560 Then they make the game look like way cooler and way awesome. 02:43:26.560 --> 02:43:29.560 And then you're like, oh, I want to go, you know, 02:43:29.560 --> 02:43:33.560 kill all these dudes and get all their gear and be better than everyone as well. 02:43:33.560 --> 02:43:38.560 And then you go play and you just get wrecked. Because now you are the cannon fodder for the streamer bros. 02:43:38.560 --> 02:43:41.560 It's an interesting concept. There's so much incentive right now 02:43:41.560 --> 02:43:45.560 to make your game good for streamers. 02:43:45.560 --> 02:43:48.560 I think a lot of people saw this from PUBG. 02:43:48.560 --> 02:43:54.560 PUBG had a really, really, really, really strong natural cycle 02:43:54.560 --> 02:43:57.560 of intense focus gameplay. 02:43:57.560 --> 02:44:00.560 So it was like intense focus looting round 02:44:00.560 --> 02:44:04.560 with a little bit of a lull after that where you're probably just running or moving or whatever. 02:44:04.560 --> 02:44:07.560 And you can talk to chat, answer some... 02:44:07.560 --> 02:44:11.560 Some merch messages. ...message things, thanks, some people, whatever. 02:44:11.560 --> 02:44:14.560 And then get into the late game fight and then die. 02:44:14.560 --> 02:44:19.560 And then get into the lobby where you can sit back and fully relax and chat with your... 02:44:19.560 --> 02:44:22.560 talk with your chat for a while and respond to more subscription stuff. 02:44:22.560 --> 02:44:24.560 Then you get into another game and it keeps cycling. 02:44:25.560 --> 02:44:29.560 Because if you play a game like... 02:44:29.560 --> 02:44:32.560 I don't know. This is a topical game right now, Battlefield. 02:44:32.560 --> 02:44:35.560 Battlefield might not be as strong of a streaming game 02:44:35.560 --> 02:44:43.560 because it doesn't necessarily have the break cycle that something like a Apex Legends or a PUBG 02:44:43.560 --> 02:44:47.560 or whatever else might have. So there's these like, is it a good game for streamers? 02:44:47.560 --> 02:44:52.560 Because if it is a good game for streamers, whether or not that translates to the users individually 02:44:52.560 --> 02:44:56.560 does mean that you have like the best possible advertising engine for games on your side, 02:44:56.560 --> 02:44:58.560 which means you'll probably win regardless. 02:45:00.560 --> 02:45:06.560 We see this with Among Us, I think is another good example. Among Us is like an incredibly good streaming game. 02:45:06.560 --> 02:45:09.560 Among Us didn't take off for a really long time. 02:45:09.560 --> 02:45:12.560 Among Us was not super talked about. 02:45:12.560 --> 02:45:16.560 And then it took off with streamers, which made it take off in sales 02:45:16.560 --> 02:45:20.560 and now it's like a cultural phenomenon. And then a bunch of games have been made 02:45:20.560 --> 02:45:24.560 in the spirit of Among Us, whether or not they're actually like Among Us directly or not. 02:45:24.560 --> 02:45:28.560 They've been made with that same type of spirit. And we saw the exact same thing happen with PUBG. 02:45:28.560 --> 02:45:31.560 The strongest marketing engine in the world 02:45:31.560 --> 02:45:35.560 is going to be able to dictate the type of games that are made 02:45:35.560 --> 02:45:40.560 and the ways that they're made and the benefits that certain players may or may not have. 02:45:43.560 --> 02:45:48.560 It's a wild world. My laptop's doing that thing again, so give me a sec. 02:45:48.560 --> 02:45:50.560 Okay. 02:45:54.560 --> 02:45:58.560 There we go. Everything's working again. Way to go, Lenovo. 02:45:58.560 --> 02:46:00.560 I love that Among Us is just like... 02:46:02.560 --> 02:46:06.560 It was you. It was you I was talking to about this. 02:46:06.560 --> 02:46:10.560 When you saw Adam's title 02:46:10.560 --> 02:46:13.560 for the YouTube profanity relaxation thing, 02:46:13.560 --> 02:46:17.560 you were like, oh, it's like the Blink song. And I was like, no, the origin of that 02:46:17.560 --> 02:46:21.560 is actually George Carlin's bit, the seven words you cannot say. 02:46:21.560 --> 02:46:27.560 It's been very interesting to watch my kids think that Among Us is like sort of the origin of... 02:46:27.560 --> 02:46:31.560 It's like, bro, we used to play Among Us in IRL. 02:46:31.560 --> 02:46:34.560 It was called Mafia, you know? 02:46:34.560 --> 02:46:38.560 But wasn't Mafia has been off of something else as well? 02:46:38.560 --> 02:46:41.560 I think the original might be Secret Hitler or Werewolf. 02:46:41.560 --> 02:46:47.560 There's a lot of different variants. It's like card games where there's a lot of variants of it, 02:46:47.560 --> 02:46:51.560 which can be frustrating, but can also be really cool. 02:46:51.560 --> 02:46:55.560 I played a card game that my grandmother called Hand and Foot, 02:46:55.560 --> 02:46:59.560 which I've never been able to figure out what it was. 02:46:59.560 --> 02:47:05.560 You had two sets of cards. It's all I remember because I was seven or eight or something. 02:47:05.560 --> 02:47:09.560 And so it's really cool that we used to have kind of house rules for things. 02:47:09.560 --> 02:47:13.560 And I think that's something that's kind of missing now that everyone just plays Among Us. 02:47:13.560 --> 02:47:17.560 But also you can tweak the rule set or whatever. 02:47:17.560 --> 02:47:22.560 There might be mods for Among Us. Well, you can even just tweak the rule set. 02:47:22.560 --> 02:47:26.560 Wait, DDoC says... Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. 02:47:26.560 --> 02:47:31.560 You guys actually know this game? Hold on, people actually know Hand and Foot. 02:47:31.560 --> 02:47:35.560 Okay, I need someone... Okay, what is it actually called? 02:47:35.560 --> 02:47:40.560 Because I've tried to look it up and I've never been able to find the game that I played. 02:47:41.560 --> 02:47:45.560 My wife knows that game. Hold on a second. 02:47:45.560 --> 02:47:50.560 Did my Google food just suck? Hand and Foot is a card game, a variation of Canasta? 02:47:50.560 --> 02:47:54.560 Canasta? Oh! 02:47:54.560 --> 02:47:57.560 Hey, thanks AI summary. 02:47:57.560 --> 02:47:59.560 Yep. 02:48:03.560 --> 02:48:06.560 How to play Hand and Foot? Okay, apparently I just sucked at looking this up before. 02:48:06.560 --> 02:48:10.560 I did look it up years and years ago because I was like, oh, I'd love to play that game 02:48:10.560 --> 02:48:14.560 that I played when I was a kid. I couldn't find any information on it. 02:48:14.560 --> 02:48:18.560 Some people are saying it's a version of Rummy. No, it's a variation of Canasta. 02:48:18.560 --> 02:48:25.560 Okay, I'm gonna have to figure out this Canasta thing. 02:48:25.560 --> 02:48:29.560 Oh, here's... Okay, here's probably a source 02:48:29.560 --> 02:48:32.560 that I could maybe trust 02:48:32.560 --> 02:48:36.560 since they have been trusted since 1885, you know. 02:48:36.560 --> 02:48:40.560 Wait, they don't even make bicycles! 02:48:42.560 --> 02:48:47.560 Liars. This is why they promote this game, though. 02:48:49.560 --> 02:48:52.560 Oh, wow. Yep, that's how they getcha. 02:48:52.560 --> 02:48:55.560 That's how they getcha. Five to six decks of cards. Okay, all right. 02:48:55.560 --> 02:48:58.560 I'm officially adding Play Hand and Foot 02:48:58.560 --> 02:49:01.560 to my list of things to do with the kids. 02:49:02.560 --> 02:49:05.560 Feel free to pick a topic in the meantime. 02:49:05.560 --> 02:49:07.560 Okay. 02:49:09.560 --> 02:49:12.560 Whoa, what the heck just happened? There we go. 02:49:13.560 --> 02:49:19.560 PSA, Instagram added maps, and your location is on by default. 02:49:19.560 --> 02:49:23.560 Perfect. Yesterday, Instagram updated to have a map feature 02:49:23.560 --> 02:49:26.560 where you can see events and other stories 02:49:26.560 --> 02:49:30.560 from around the world. The problem is this is on by default, 02:49:30.560 --> 02:49:33.560 so if you happen to post a story from your house, 02:49:33.560 --> 02:49:36.560 it lets all your followers know your exact location. 02:49:36.560 --> 02:49:40.560 Holy crap, that is the dumbest thing. 02:49:40.560 --> 02:49:45.560 So turn this setting off, either deny Instagram having location access 02:49:45.560 --> 02:49:49.560 in your phone settings, or in app, navigate to Story, 02:49:49.560 --> 02:49:54.560 Live in Location, and turn Location Sharing to No One. 02:49:56.560 --> 02:49:59.560 Elijah said, I saw this story since I was following someone 02:49:59.560 --> 02:50:03.560 who had over four million followers and people started sending her screenshots 02:50:03.560 --> 02:50:07.560 of her house on Google because she posted a story of her cat. 02:50:08.560 --> 02:50:12.560 Wow. Oh, my God. 02:50:16.560 --> 02:50:19.560 All right, well, I need to log into my Insta real quick. 02:50:21.560 --> 02:50:24.560 At least I don't post on Instagram. Yeah, me neither, 02:50:24.560 --> 02:50:26.560 but what if I accidentally did at some point? 02:50:27.560 --> 02:50:29.560 Yeah, I'm going to change this right now. 02:50:30.560 --> 02:50:33.560 I hope there's some way they can get sued for this. 02:50:33.560 --> 02:50:37.560 I doubt it. They should be able to get sued for doting people for that. 02:50:37.560 --> 02:50:41.560 Default enabled needs to be something 02:50:41.560 --> 02:50:44.560 that is cared about more. 02:50:44.560 --> 02:50:49.560 Okay, so what do we do? We go to in app, we navigate to Story, 02:50:49.560 --> 02:50:54.560 Live and Location. Oh, my God. How are there this many settings in the Instagram app? 02:50:55.560 --> 02:50:59.560 Like, ugh. Also for Meta. 02:50:59.560 --> 02:51:02.560 I don't care. I'd never use this app. 02:51:02.560 --> 02:51:05.560 I really don't. Oh, okay. 02:51:05.560 --> 02:51:09.560 No, just about anything about it. I already had location settings off, 02:51:09.560 --> 02:51:13.560 so it didn't work for me anyways. Who can see your content? 02:51:14.560 --> 02:51:18.560 Is it, oh, is it account center? Sharing across profiles. 02:51:18.560 --> 02:51:23.560 Oh, my God. Account settings. Preferences, subscriptions, personal details. 02:51:23.560 --> 02:51:26.560 I can't even find, oh, Story. Story, Live and Location. 02:51:26.560 --> 02:51:29.560 Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. 02:51:29.560 --> 02:51:32.560 Okay, location sharing. Next. No one. 02:51:32.560 --> 02:51:35.560 Cool. Done. All right. 02:51:35.560 --> 02:51:38.560 Not sharing location. Nice. Let's go. 02:51:38.560 --> 02:51:41.560 Whoa, okay. You can see, okay. This is the dumbest. 02:51:41.560 --> 02:51:44.560 Okay. Whoa, I need to message some people. 02:51:44.560 --> 02:51:48.560 Quite a few people, actually. 02:51:48.560 --> 02:51:52.560 Let's go to an area where I won't have to... 02:51:52.560 --> 02:51:55.560 What were you saying earlier? Okay, so these are just country accounts. 02:51:55.560 --> 02:51:58.560 So I can show this. Yeah. 02:51:58.560 --> 02:52:01.560 But it shows exactly where they were posting from. 02:52:01.560 --> 02:52:05.560 Wow. And it's a live map that you can like scroll around on. 02:52:05.560 --> 02:52:10.560 I'm not going to move that much. This is insane. Because I found people that I know personally, 02:52:10.560 --> 02:52:13.560 and I know where they live, and I'm looking on the map, 02:52:13.560 --> 02:52:17.560 and that's where their house is. And there's more than one of them. 02:52:17.560 --> 02:52:21.560 Can you guys believe Luke just docs an entire country? 02:52:21.560 --> 02:52:24.560 Live on the land show. Actual crime. 02:52:24.560 --> 02:52:28.560 Dude, this is crazy. I didn't zoom in far enough, but I might have docs 02:52:28.560 --> 02:52:33.560 who is running those country's accounts. Is someone going to have to die 02:52:33.560 --> 02:52:36.560 for Meta to take this stuff seriously? 02:52:36.560 --> 02:52:40.560 Will they even? This is actually... 02:52:40.560 --> 02:52:43.560 This is insane. 02:52:43.560 --> 02:52:46.560 Holy crap. I didn't think... It would literally just give you a map 02:52:46.560 --> 02:52:49.560 that you can scroll around and see everyone that you're following actively 02:52:49.560 --> 02:52:53.560 with their most recent stories. Like, that is wild. 02:52:53.560 --> 02:52:57.560 Elijah said, and it was a snap map thing from like 10 years ago. 02:52:57.560 --> 02:53:00.560 This is so dumb. 02:53:00.560 --> 02:53:03.560 This is actually just very brain dead. 02:53:03.560 --> 02:53:07.560 I... 02:53:07.560 --> 02:53:10.560 Yeah, like there's a... 02:53:10.560 --> 02:53:14.560 There's one that I follow, and I don't know this person, 02:53:14.560 --> 02:53:17.560 but the snap map location is like 02:53:17.560 --> 02:53:21.560 in suburbia in kind of the middle of nowhere. So it's probably their house. 02:53:21.560 --> 02:53:25.560 That's really bad. 02:53:25.560 --> 02:53:28.560 Whoa. 02:53:28.560 --> 02:53:32.560 In other news, Microsoft thinks we're going to throw away our keyboards 02:53:32.560 --> 02:53:36.560 by the year 2030. Microsoft corporate VP of OS security, 02:53:36.560 --> 02:53:40.560 David Dwizzle-Yeston, made some bold claims in a video posted 02:53:40.560 --> 02:53:46.560 on the Windows YouTube channel about Microsoft's vision of computing in 2030. 02:53:46.560 --> 02:53:50.560 TLDR, the future is AI. 02:53:50.560 --> 02:53:53.560 Among numerous ideas about how AI agents 02:53:53.560 --> 02:53:56.560 will improve OS security and computing in general in the next five years, 02:53:56.560 --> 02:54:00.560 Weston claimed that the world of mousing around and typing 02:54:00.560 --> 02:54:03.560 will feel as alien as it does to Gen Z 02:54:03.560 --> 02:54:08.560 to use MS-DOS, and said that we will have unlimited compute 02:54:08.560 --> 02:54:12.560 in the form of quantum. YouTube viewers commenting on the video 02:54:12.560 --> 02:54:15.560 tend to take issue with Dwizzle's predictions. 02:54:15.560 --> 02:54:20.560 Herman Wooster, 8944 asks, why is the VP of OS security suggesting 02:54:20.560 --> 02:54:23.560 such unsecure modes of interaction? 02:54:23.560 --> 02:54:27.560 While Susukatashi points out, you've been trying to migrate control panel 02:54:27.560 --> 02:54:30.560 to the settings app for 13 years. 02:54:30.560 --> 02:54:36.560 This whole interview was, 02:54:36.560 --> 02:54:41.560 yeah, it was kind of rough, honestly. 02:54:41.560 --> 02:54:44.560 But yeah, I don't really know, 02:54:44.560 --> 02:54:47.560 I don't really know how to deal with people 02:54:47.560 --> 02:54:51.560 who seem to be under the impression 02:54:51.560 --> 02:54:54.560 with people who keep trying to reinvent 02:54:54.560 --> 02:54:57.560 the mouse and keyboard. 02:54:57.560 --> 02:55:02.560 There isn't a faster, more precise way, 02:55:02.560 --> 02:55:05.560 and if there was, we would have thought of it 02:55:05.560 --> 02:55:11.560 to point at something and interact with it. 02:55:11.560 --> 02:55:16.560 Also, this may be surprising to Mr. Dwizzle-Yeston, 02:55:16.560 --> 02:55:19.560 but many people still use the command line 02:55:19.560 --> 02:55:22.560 for many things. 02:55:22.560 --> 02:55:26.560 Some of them on a daily or even hourly 02:55:26.560 --> 02:55:31.560 or minute basis. It can be an incredibly convenient 02:55:31.560 --> 02:55:35.560 and fast way of interacting with a PC, 02:55:35.560 --> 02:55:38.560 depending on what exactly it is that you're trying to do. 02:55:38.560 --> 02:55:43.560 Photo editing? Probably not so much. 02:55:43.560 --> 02:55:50.560 Administering a server? Definitely. 02:55:50.560 --> 02:55:53.560 Hamnetics says IP config daily. 02:55:53.560 --> 02:55:58.560 Yeah, I mean, even a lot more than that, though. 02:55:58.560 --> 02:56:02.560 Yeah, P-Connectics says I do command line stuff more now than I did 20 years ago. 02:56:02.560 --> 02:56:08.560 Yep. Aslan says shout out FFN peg 100%. 02:56:08.560 --> 02:56:12.560 Luke, do you need help? 02:56:12.560 --> 02:56:15.560 There are some... 02:56:15.560 --> 02:56:19.560 I'm helping some people right now. There are some people that you know 02:56:19.560 --> 02:56:22.560 that actively docks their own houses. 02:56:22.560 --> 02:56:25.560 Oh. So I'm trying to... 02:56:25.560 --> 02:56:29.560 Cool. Not you, but... Right. 02:56:29.560 --> 02:56:33.560 Yeah, I don't have any Instagram users in my immediate family. 02:56:33.560 --> 02:56:37.560 But yes, I mean, you know what? You go ahead and do what you got to do. 02:56:37.560 --> 02:56:40.560 Digital Foundry has gone independent 02:56:40.560 --> 02:56:45.560 by buying their brand and video archive from IGN. 02:56:45.560 --> 02:56:49.560 After years of shared ownership, which passed from parent company to parent company, 02:56:49.560 --> 02:56:53.560 and David has a note here, Eurogamer's parent company Gamers Network 02:56:53.560 --> 02:56:57.560 first bought 50% of Digital Foundry, but was then bought by ReadPop 02:56:57.560 --> 02:57:01.560 and then IGN's parent company Ziff Davis bought Gamers Network from them. 02:57:01.560 --> 02:57:07.560 Ziff Davis has had back-to-back rounds of layoffs and offered the buyback to Leadbetter. 02:57:07.560 --> 02:57:11.560 Richard Leadbetter has bought back a majority share of Digital Foundry, 02:57:11.560 --> 02:57:17.560 the company he founded around 20 years ago, by adding 25% to the 50% ownership he already had. 02:57:17.560 --> 02:57:23.560 The final 25% will be held by investor Rupert Lohman, co-founder of Eurogamer. 02:57:23.560 --> 02:57:27.560 Although we don't know the exact cost of the buyback, Leadbetter said, 02:57:27.560 --> 02:57:31.560 I think this is pretty much easily the biggest thing I've ever bought, 02:57:31.560 --> 02:57:35.560 more than my house. Leadbetter also insists that Digital Foundry 02:57:35.560 --> 02:57:39.560 won't see major changes or move to a primarily subscription-based model 02:57:39.560 --> 02:57:43.560 and hopes that they can more easily pursue some of the passion projects 02:57:43.560 --> 02:57:47.560 that their parent companies have shied away from, like a retro games-focused podcast. 02:57:47.560 --> 02:57:51.560 That would be pretty cool. We're huge fans of the painstaking work 02:57:51.560 --> 02:57:55.560 that Digital Foundry does, so we're excited to see where they take the company, 02:57:55.560 --> 02:57:59.560 and we wish them nothing but success after success. Congrats Richard, Alex, John, Oliver, 02:57:59.560 --> 02:58:03.560 and everyone on the team. Our discussion question here is, 02:58:03.560 --> 02:58:07.560 what freedoms has being an independent media source 02:58:07.560 --> 02:58:11.560 afforded LMG? Ooh, I mean, 02:58:11.560 --> 02:58:15.560 many. I think that without 02:58:15.560 --> 02:58:19.560 being privately held, not just privately held, 02:58:19.560 --> 02:58:23.560 but majority privately held, we would be a 02:58:23.560 --> 02:58:27.560 shadow of the company that we are today. 02:58:27.560 --> 02:58:31.560 We would not be able to do any of the kind of fun, outlandish 02:58:31.560 --> 02:58:35.560 projects that we do, you know, buying fire trucks, moving into the old house 02:58:35.560 --> 02:58:39.560 for our April Fools. There's absolutely no way. 02:58:39.560 --> 02:58:43.560 There's absolutely no way. Especially the last April Fools one, 02:58:43.560 --> 02:58:47.560 where you got that house, there's no way. 02:58:47.560 --> 02:58:51.560 There's absolutely no way. Being counters won't allow that kind of thing, 02:58:51.560 --> 02:58:55.560 and as much as I love to kind of move on on camera about her 02:58:55.560 --> 02:58:59.560 being counter persona, she's a pretty fun loving 02:58:59.560 --> 02:59:03.560 being counter, and it really doesn't take that much convincing 02:59:03.560 --> 02:59:07.560 for her to kind of let me do 02:59:07.560 --> 02:59:11.560 whatever it is that I think is going to ultimately resonate with you, 02:59:11.560 --> 02:59:15.560 who I see as our guiding star, right? 02:59:15.560 --> 02:59:19.560 And help us kind of build that 02:59:19.560 --> 02:59:23.560 relationship in the longer term. There's all kinds of decisions 02:59:23.560 --> 02:59:27.560 with respect to, like, sponsored content or 02:59:27.560 --> 02:59:31.560 advertiser relationships that we've walked away from that 02:59:31.560 --> 02:59:35.560 I don't think a more bean-oriented ownership group 02:59:35.560 --> 02:59:39.560 would have allowed or they certainly would have, you know, pushed us 02:59:39.560 --> 02:59:43.560 to try to make things work when we just look at it and we just go, yeah, this just doesn't really make sense. 02:59:45.560 --> 02:59:49.560 Like, there's times that we could have done it, but it just 02:59:49.560 --> 02:59:53.560 it would have sucked, and it would have felt forced, and 02:59:53.560 --> 02:59:57.560 you guys wouldn't have liked it, and it wouldn't have been good for the long term, but 02:59:57.560 --> 03:00:01.560 I just feel like more numbers-oriented people 03:00:01.560 --> 03:00:05.560 have a tendency to be 03:00:07.560 --> 03:00:11.560 not even not forward-thinking, but almost more 03:00:11.560 --> 03:00:15.560 retrospective. Like, you know, they'll look back 03:00:15.560 --> 03:00:19.560 and go, well, that didn't blow us up back then, so it should be 03:00:19.560 --> 03:00:23.560 fine, and looking backward is such a 03:00:23.560 --> 03:00:27.560 well, for me, it's such a 03:00:27.560 --> 03:00:31.560 it's such a flawed perspective 03:00:31.560 --> 03:00:35.560 when you're trying to figure out the path forward, because just because the direction 03:00:35.560 --> 03:00:39.560 that you're marching in right now has been good up until this time 03:00:39.560 --> 03:00:43.560 doesn't mean that it is going to be good in the future, or even that it was ever 03:00:43.560 --> 03:00:47.560 good, it just means it might just mean you got away with it, you know, and 03:00:51.560 --> 03:00:55.560 I am grateful every day 03:00:55.560 --> 03:00:59.560 that we never raised money every day that we 03:00:59.560 --> 03:01:03.560 do anything I'm like, man, I am so 03:01:03.560 --> 03:01:07.560 glad that I'm not accountable to some bean counter owner 03:01:07.560 --> 03:01:11.560 that can tell me how to do my job, because at the end of the day, my 03:01:11.560 --> 03:01:15.560 job is to be me and hopefully, you know, enough 03:01:15.560 --> 03:01:19.560 of you out there relate to that, that this whole thing 03:01:19.560 --> 03:01:23.560 doesn't collapse, right? Like, we are 03:01:23.560 --> 03:01:27.560 it's pretty scary 03:01:27.560 --> 03:01:31.560 and also humbling to think about that we are one of the 03:01:31.560 --> 03:01:35.560 longest standing like influencer 03:01:35.560 --> 03:01:39.560 organizations slash people 03:01:39.560 --> 03:01:43.560 like I hail from a completely different 03:01:43.560 --> 03:01:47.560 era of online influencers before the word even 03:01:47.560 --> 03:01:51.560 existed and yeah, you know, I'm not on 03:01:51.560 --> 03:01:55.560 multiple eras the rise and fall 03:01:55.560 --> 03:01:59.560 of many many, many 03:01:59.560 --> 03:02:03.560 KOLs key online influencers, that was the first 03:02:03.560 --> 03:02:07.560 term that had influencer in it that I remember 03:02:07.560 --> 03:02:11.560 from before that was just like a thing have come 03:02:11.560 --> 03:02:15.560 and gone in the time that I've been around and I am 03:02:15.560 --> 03:02:19.560 knock on wood here, you know, haven't reached the same heights as 03:02:19.560 --> 03:02:23.560 some of those people, you know what they say about the candle that burns 03:02:23.560 --> 03:02:27.560 twice as bright, might burn half as long, so mine's been a 03:02:27.560 --> 03:02:31.560 slow burn in my weird little technique 03:02:31.560 --> 03:02:35.560 here, but I am acutely aware of the fact 03:02:35.560 --> 03:02:39.560 that what we do 03:02:39.560 --> 03:02:41.560 is 03:02:43.560 --> 03:02:47.560 is an alchemical combination 03:02:47.560 --> 03:02:51.560 of luck and skill 03:02:51.560 --> 03:02:55.560 and the right people and 03:02:55.560 --> 03:02:59.560 grit and all of those things that have somehow 03:02:59.560 --> 03:03:03.560 managed to carry on for I mean, 17, I think 03:03:03.560 --> 03:03:07.560 coming on 18 years now since my first upload, which is 03:03:07.560 --> 03:03:11.560 literally my YouTube career 03:03:11.560 --> 03:03:15.560 is almost legally an adult now 03:03:15.560 --> 03:03:19.560 just kind of mind blowing, you know 03:03:21.560 --> 03:03:25.560 it is kind of wild it's been interesting 03:03:25.560 --> 03:03:29.560 being in creator conversations like mostly at open source 03:03:31.560 --> 03:03:33.560 where 03:03:35.560 --> 03:03:39.560 you hear people talk about us, if you know what I mean 03:03:39.560 --> 03:03:43.560 like there's very few people still around 03:03:43.560 --> 03:03:47.560 that know that we kind of like pioneered 03:03:47.560 --> 03:03:51.560 ads, which in a pretty large way 03:03:51.560 --> 03:03:55.560 directly or indirectly enabled a lot of creators to do this as a job 03:03:57.560 --> 03:04:01.560 to be clear I just want to make the point of clarification 03:04:01.560 --> 03:04:05.560 we weren't the first to do the podcast style 03:04:05.560 --> 03:04:09.560 ad reads inside our videos but we were 03:04:09.560 --> 03:04:13.560 one of the first to do it 03:04:13.560 --> 03:04:17.560 with the cutaway to essentially very similar to Google's own 03:04:17.560 --> 03:04:21.560 AdSense spots 03:04:21.560 --> 03:04:25.560 we were one of the first to do sponsorship reads like that 03:04:25.560 --> 03:04:29.560 with the link above the fold and we used to use YouTube's annotations so you could click on it 03:04:29.560 --> 03:04:33.560 and interact with it and go to the sponsors website and what we definitely were 03:04:33.560 --> 03:04:37.560 for better or for worse was we were one of the first to 03:04:37.560 --> 03:04:41.560 explain it to our audience 03:04:41.560 --> 03:04:45.560 and explain how the economics of AdSense 03:04:45.560 --> 03:04:49.560 were not going to allow the scale that we could 03:04:49.560 --> 03:04:53.560 see for this 03:04:55.560 --> 03:04:59.560 for this medium to grow and that there would need to be 03:04:59.560 --> 03:05:03.560 more to make it sustainable and Google never to this day 03:05:03.560 --> 03:05:07.560 still hasn't figured out how to compete with the CPMs 03:05:07.560 --> 03:05:11.560 of your own internal sales team selling those 03:05:11.560 --> 03:05:15.560 placements somehow and I remember getting into a somewhat 03:05:15.560 --> 03:05:19.560 I wouldn't say heated but maybe testy 03:05:19.560 --> 03:05:23.560 conversation with someone very high up at Google who works on 03:05:23.560 --> 03:05:27.560 the ad product who basically was of the mind 03:05:27.560 --> 03:05:31.560 that our idiot advertisers are overpaying for those spots 03:05:31.560 --> 03:05:35.560 and I said no your idiot product is not 03:05:35.560 --> 03:05:39.560 selling optimally enough because if you guys were getting the same CPMs that I was 03:05:39.560 --> 03:05:43.560 I wouldn't even need to do it we agreed to disagree 03:05:43.560 --> 03:05:47.560 we agreed to disagree what a terrible take 03:05:49.560 --> 03:05:53.560 whoa I would not want a person 03:05:53.560 --> 03:05:57.560 with that opinion to lead a team that I was on 03:05:57.560 --> 03:06:01.560 well it depends because I don't want to be down on the guy 03:06:01.560 --> 03:06:05.560 because honestly the reason I was talking to him in the first place was 03:06:05.560 --> 03:06:09.560 he's smart as a f***ing whip like one of the smartest people that I've 03:06:09.560 --> 03:06:13.560 ever had the pleasure of speaking with there's a reason that he's in the position 03:06:13.560 --> 03:06:17.560 he's in however I think people can 03:06:17.560 --> 03:06:21.560 end up in their bubble a little bit and he's in a very data driven bubble 03:06:21.560 --> 03:06:25.560 from his perspective and when it comes down to the raw data 03:06:25.560 --> 03:06:29.560 he's right they are overpaying because you should only pay a market 03:06:29.560 --> 03:06:33.560 rate but from my perspective 03:06:33.560 --> 03:06:37.560 what I bring to the conversation is the human element 03:06:37.560 --> 03:06:41.560 where people ad buyers do not 03:06:41.560 --> 03:06:45.560 buy necessarily only click through in conversion 03:06:45.560 --> 03:06:49.560 they care about those things especially a certain kind of buyer cares 03:06:49.560 --> 03:06:53.560 about those things but if that was all that mattered nobody would ever buy a Superbowl ad 03:06:53.560 --> 03:06:57.560 that would have no value right 03:06:57.560 --> 03:07:01.560 some ad buyers it's more about the emotion it's about 03:07:01.560 --> 03:07:05.560 building the connection between those brands why do you think AMD 03:07:05.560 --> 03:07:09.560 spends as much money as they spend and don't kid yourself 03:07:09.560 --> 03:07:13.560 they spend money on AMD ultimate tech upgrade 03:07:13.560 --> 03:07:17.560 it's an emotional connection that they want how many Ryzen 03:07:17.560 --> 03:07:21.560 CPUs do you think every AMD have a tech upgrade sells 03:07:21.560 --> 03:07:25.560 a handful maybe it's not about that 03:07:25.560 --> 03:07:29.560 it's about AMD getting to be part of bringing positivity 03:07:29.560 --> 03:07:33.560 and being at the center of people's tech lives 03:07:33.560 --> 03:07:37.560 that's what it's about that's what they want 03:07:37.560 --> 03:07:41.560 and they can't replicate that with just like 03:07:41.560 --> 03:07:45.560 with just a data driven ad transaction product 03:07:45.560 --> 03:07:47.560 you have to have both 03:07:50.560 --> 03:07:54.560 yeah I hope he has some more conversations with you in the future 03:07:57.560 --> 03:08:01.560 sorry what I hope he has more conversations with you on that topic 03:08:01.560 --> 03:08:05.560 in the future one of the things that I was kind of pitching was 03:08:05.560 --> 03:08:09.560 I would love to have more tools for us 03:08:09.560 --> 03:08:13.560 selling against their integration tools 03:08:13.560 --> 03:08:17.560 yeah which was what I was ultimately 03:08:17.560 --> 03:08:21.560 trying to get at was we know our product better than 03:08:21.560 --> 03:08:25.560 you ever could and I don't have to prove that 03:08:25.560 --> 03:08:29.560 because I already did because I can sell it for more than you can 03:08:29.560 --> 03:08:33.560 so either get good or let me be good 03:08:33.560 --> 03:08:37.560 but what we're doing right now is I think creating a really 03:08:37.560 --> 03:08:41.560 I think it creates a really a fragmented product for the user 03:08:41.560 --> 03:08:45.560 I think that for a user who pays for YouTube premium 03:08:45.560 --> 03:08:49.560 sponsored is in their content is a really 03:08:49.560 --> 03:08:53.560 discombobulating experience and I would love 03:08:53.560 --> 03:08:57.560 to streamline the product so that if Google can figure out 03:08:57.560 --> 03:09:01.560 how to make their ad service products actually work 03:09:01.560 --> 03:09:05.560 and if they can give us the tools where we can feed 03:09:05.560 --> 03:09:09.560 our own content into them that could be a net benefit to both sides 03:09:09.560 --> 03:09:13.560 and a better experience for the users 03:09:13.560 --> 03:09:17.560 who properly sell takeovers as well I think ads would like that 03:09:17.560 --> 03:09:21.560 brands would like that like if you could have it 03:09:21.560 --> 03:09:25.560 so that the Google ads and the baked in ads on a video 03:09:25.560 --> 03:09:29.560 were from the same company yeah I mean Hathos says 03:09:29.560 --> 03:09:33.560 trust is important to me the majority of the publications and channels I don't trust their product recommendations 03:09:33.560 --> 03:09:37.560 without my own research but with LTT's integrity and my investment as a viewer 03:09:37.560 --> 03:09:41.560 product recommendations have weight and that's something that we strive for 03:09:41.560 --> 03:09:45.560 and we don't always get it right I want to make that abundantly clear 03:09:45.560 --> 03:09:49.560 but what we do do is we take your feedback he said do do 03:09:49.560 --> 03:09:53.560 sorry what we do do is we take your feedback 03:09:53.560 --> 03:09:57.560 and we bring that back to our business team and we make sure that they are constantly 03:09:57.560 --> 03:10:01.560 revising from a category standpoint 03:10:01.560 --> 03:10:05.560 from like a business type standpoint 03:10:05.560 --> 03:10:09.560 and even down to individual brand standpoint who we're willing to work with 03:10:11.560 --> 03:10:15.560 yeah I got him 03:10:15.560 --> 03:10:19.560 what do we got next I don't know 03:10:19.560 --> 03:10:23.560 Digital Foundry Gabe Newell I thought I said we're not doing this 03:10:23.560 --> 03:10:27.560 topic Gabe Newell bought a super yacht manufacturer 03:10:31.560 --> 03:10:35.560 should we talk about Microsoft and the keyboards thing why doesn't it 03:10:35.560 --> 03:10:39.560 okay hold on a second actually I have a completely almost unrelated 03:10:39.560 --> 03:10:43.560 topic of conversation why 03:10:43.560 --> 03:10:45.560 does 03:10:47.560 --> 03:10:49.560 why does Gabe Newell seem to get a billionaire pass 03:10:53.560 --> 03:10:57.560 why does nobody seem to care that he just like floats around on 03:10:57.560 --> 03:11:01.560 multiple hundreds of millions of dollars yachts 03:11:01.560 --> 03:11:05.560 in times of financial turmoil but we like hate Amazon for doing it 03:11:05.560 --> 03:11:09.560 um or Bezos rather specifically 03:11:09.560 --> 03:11:13.560 and like okay maybe okay Bezos is probably a bad example 03:11:13.560 --> 03:11:17.560 because it's very clear why everyone hates him workers are 03:11:17.560 --> 03:11:21.560 like very clearly in an abusive relationship with the company 03:11:25.560 --> 03:11:29.560 I think that's honestly probably a lot of it people like the product 03:11:29.560 --> 03:11:33.560 people like steam and valve in the games that they make yeah they like the product 03:11:33.560 --> 03:11:37.560 but like I mean valve the press around them 03:11:37.560 --> 03:11:41.560 the press around Amazon is like the warehouse workers are like horrifically abused 03:11:41.560 --> 03:11:45.560 and the drivers are peeing in bottles and they're like running out of people 03:11:45.560 --> 03:11:49.560 in the entire country of America that haven't at least worked there once 03:11:49.560 --> 03:11:53.560 and would be an eligible person to work there because they've 03:11:53.560 --> 03:11:57.560 cycled through so many people okay forget Bezos for a second 03:11:57.560 --> 03:12:01.560 what about like Larry Ellison okay nobody likes 03:12:01.560 --> 03:12:05.560 nobody likes Oracle impressive horrible thing 03:12:05.560 --> 03:12:09.560 but nobody seems to like hate Ellison for having a giant yacht or a plane 03:12:09.560 --> 03:12:13.560 or whatever I think a lot of people hate Ellison 03:12:13.560 --> 03:12:17.560 I think tons of people hate Ellison I think if you ask the chat right now people really hate Ellison 03:12:17.560 --> 03:12:21.560 he's just not as public he like 03:12:21.560 --> 03:12:25.560 is not as in people's faces um 03:12:25.560 --> 03:12:29.560 people like you know about Oracle hate Ellison for sure okay so hold on chat's got some takes 03:12:29.560 --> 03:12:33.560 chat's got some takes um 03:12:33.560 --> 03:12:37.560 Hathos says while I personally think billionaires shouldn't exist 03:12:37.560 --> 03:12:41.560 Valve has made the lives of consumers better Amazon has made the lives of consumers worse 03:12:41.560 --> 03:12:45.560 in many aspects okay I think that's pretty fair Crystal says 03:12:45.560 --> 03:12:49.560 cause he just cause Newell doesn't just like actively make things worse 03:12:49.560 --> 03:12:53.560 Amazon done that has made the lives of consumers worse I mean they 03:12:53.560 --> 03:12:57.560 completely ens**tified online shopping I will never forgive them 03:12:57.560 --> 03:13:01.560 honestly compared to where they were I guess 03:13:01.560 --> 03:13:05.560 so they ens**tified their own product yeah but I mean okay but we could have had 03:13:05.560 --> 03:13:09.560 I mean look Luke you and I have talked about this so much 03:13:09.560 --> 03:13:13.560 the Silicon Valley model where you take all of the 03:13:13.560 --> 03:13:17.560 you take all the VC funding you use it to push everybody else out 03:13:17.560 --> 03:13:21.560 like Uber basically killed taxis 03:13:21.560 --> 03:13:25.560 which were their own problem honestly I have no sympathy for the taxi cartels 03:13:25.560 --> 03:13:29.560 but they basically like 03:13:29.560 --> 03:13:33.560 used free money the free money water hose to wash away the taxis 03:13:33.560 --> 03:13:37.560 and then jacked up the rate so now like 03:13:37.560 --> 03:13:41.560 so it's so they hurt companies that already existed 03:13:41.560 --> 03:13:45.560 that deserve to still be able to or they hurt 03:13:45.560 --> 03:13:49.560 or they hurt with Amazon hold on hold on 03:13:49.560 --> 03:13:53.560 hold on I'm not done with Amazon though cause what Amazon harmed 03:13:53.560 --> 03:13:57.560 the development of a more organic 03:13:57.560 --> 03:14:01.560 healthier ecosystem by just hoovering up everything in their path 03:14:01.560 --> 03:14:05.560 by not making money for so long and maybe I'm just 03:14:05.560 --> 03:14:09.560 I can't bleep it but maybe I'm just a bad word for 03:14:09.560 --> 03:14:13.560 approaching this this way but I don't know man I think 03:14:13.560 --> 03:14:17.560 Amazon created the opportunity and 03:14:17.560 --> 03:14:21.560 people showed up people stopped going to those brick and mortars 03:14:21.560 --> 03:14:25.560 but in the early days they were so strongly incentivized 03:14:25.560 --> 03:14:29.560 the shipping was free and the product cost the same or less 03:14:29.560 --> 03:14:33.560 so they sold us all the writing was aggressively painted 03:14:33.560 --> 03:14:37.560 in blood on the walls you can't expect the average consumer 03:14:37.560 --> 03:14:41.560 to see that far in the future they're not that smart 03:14:43.560 --> 03:14:47.560 Amazon sold us a future Amazon sold us a future 03:14:47.560 --> 03:14:51.560 and then rug pulled it that's what people are mad about 03:14:51.560 --> 03:14:55.560 they need to get good it was talked about so much 03:14:55.560 --> 03:14:59.560 it was in TV news that all the brick and mortars were going to die 03:14:59.560 --> 03:15:03.560 this was like an extremely well known thing and people just bought it anyways 03:15:03.560 --> 03:15:07.560 they didn't care about the brick and mortars until 03:15:07.560 --> 03:15:09.560 Amazon exercised their monopoly 03:15:11.560 --> 03:15:15.560 and then they were like oh think about the people that we definitely killed by only buying from Amazon 03:15:15.560 --> 03:15:19.560 um I don't know anyways 03:15:19.560 --> 03:15:21.560 Amazon is obviously trash 03:15:23.560 --> 03:15:27.560 uh breakdown says gamers are incredibly tribalistic and steam is 03:15:27.560 --> 03:15:31.560 one of their friendly tribes 03:15:31.560 --> 03:15:35.560 so gaben can do no wrong breakdown 1923 says nobody hates jensen 03:15:35.560 --> 03:15:39.560 yeah I don't know about that people absolutely don't like jensen 03:15:39.560 --> 03:15:43.560 yeah I think there's I think jensen is probably more liked than most of them 03:15:43.560 --> 03:15:47.560 you know what I think that's probably fair because the worst thing he seems 03:15:47.560 --> 03:15:51.560 to do is make a lot of money which is sort of par for the course 03:15:51.560 --> 03:15:55.560 when you're a billionaire it kind of comes with the territory 03:15:55.560 --> 03:15:59.560 he lies all the time yeah that's that's true 03:15:59.560 --> 03:16:03.560 why do we let him get away with that I guess well we don't but why do people in general 03:16:03.560 --> 03:16:07.560 seem to still just kind of love them I guess they just have like NVIDIA and they're 401k 03:16:07.560 --> 03:16:11.560 and they're just over it like is it that simple 03:16:11.560 --> 03:16:15.560 it's like yeah that guy made me a lot of money is what it is 03:16:15.560 --> 03:16:19.560 hmm what else am I looking okay what else we got here 03:16:19.560 --> 03:16:23.560 um okay 03:16:23.560 --> 03:16:27.560 okay oh people are talking about ellison a lot okay I'm gonna have to scroll for a while to get past that 03:16:27.560 --> 03:16:31.560 uh uh tim says we randomly give oprah pass 03:16:31.560 --> 03:16:35.560 yeah actually she seems to be kind of hated by a lot of people 03:16:35.560 --> 03:16:39.560 yeah she does not have a pass for sure 03:16:39.560 --> 03:16:43.560 me too though because like most of the billionaires in the world 03:16:43.560 --> 03:16:47.560 we don't even know their names, the only ones we know we just like kind of hate 03:16:47.560 --> 03:16:51.560 because they're just in the public eye but there's a lot of billionaires out there 03:16:51.560 --> 03:16:55.560 that just kind of quietly make their money and we don't 03:16:55.560 --> 03:16:59.560 we don't give them a second thought even with the ones that are public like you pointed out larry 03:16:59.560 --> 03:17:03.560 uh he's just not like as public as someone like elon 03:17:03.560 --> 03:17:07.560 or basis um so that that's 03:17:07.560 --> 03:17:11.560 almost entirely I'm I'm certain why you had that perspective um but there's a ton of them 03:17:11.560 --> 03:17:15.560 that just aren't public at all uh 03:17:15.560 --> 03:17:19.560 yeah this has generated 03:17:19.560 --> 03:17:23.560 a ton of conversation 03:17:23.560 --> 03:17:27.560 Sydney broke it says a lot of the oprah hate is because of she platformed a bunch of really awful 03:17:27.560 --> 03:17:31.560 stupid people that kind of makes sense but I guess if you had like a daytime 03:17:31.560 --> 03:17:35.560 show for that many years would you run out of like credible people to talk 03:17:35.560 --> 03:17:39.560 to I mean I never watched oprah interview anyone to be perfectly honest with you so I have no 03:17:39.560 --> 03:17:43.560 idea like does she just is she just positive with everybody about everything 03:17:43.560 --> 03:17:47.560 like I genuinely don't know I never had a reason to like watch the oprah 03:17:47.560 --> 03:17:51.560 win-free show I'm I just know about 03:17:51.560 --> 03:17:55.560 you get a car and you get a car like that's all I know 03:17:55.560 --> 03:17:59.560 yeah me too I don't necessarily agree you know I don't know the oprah 03:17:59.560 --> 03:18:03.560 situation here um and I know some of them are pretty brutal 03:18:03.560 --> 03:18:07.560 but I don't necessarily agree with the like if you have a conversation with someone 03:18:07.560 --> 03:18:11.560 you automatically condone everything that they say I don't think if you interview someone 03:18:11.560 --> 03:18:15.560 you automatically condone everything they say um 03:18:15.560 --> 03:18:19.560 yeah no they're making they're making some pretty good arguments in the chat they're making some pretty 03:18:19.560 --> 03:18:23.560 I don't know the ones they're talking about just like people like long-term promotion 03:18:23.560 --> 03:18:27.560 of people like who literally have gone on the record saying they 03:18:27.560 --> 03:18:31.560 promoted quack medicine and no one should believe them anyway and then they just keep doing 03:18:31.560 --> 03:18:35.560 it yeah like people like that and they and if she platforms that person multiple 03:18:35.560 --> 03:18:39.560 times and it becomes a thing I just think the like having a conversation 03:18:39.560 --> 03:18:43.560 one time not necessarily automatically agreeing with everything but having a conversation 03:18:43.560 --> 03:18:47.560 one time should not be frowned upon 100 03:18:47.560 --> 03:18:51.560 percent I think it's there's some amount of like if you're a content creator and 03:18:51.560 --> 03:18:55.560 I'm including TV show host I'm including literally anyone in the public 03:18:55.560 --> 03:18:59.560 I really if you write things say things 03:18:59.560 --> 03:19:03.560 host things whatever that's public your life 03:19:03.560 --> 03:19:07.560 is probably far more recorded than anyone else's and if you took that same 03:19:07.560 --> 03:19:11.560 level of spy glass and looked at like 03:19:11.560 --> 03:19:15.560 any one of your random buddies 03:19:15.560 --> 03:19:19.560 they probably have said and done dumb things as well 03:19:19.560 --> 03:19:23.560 so I think like the oh this one person said something that the internet disagreed 03:19:23.560 --> 03:19:27.560 with one time therefore if you even look in their direction you are automatically evil 03:19:27.560 --> 03:19:31.560 is like a stupid thing that we need to stop doing that's fair 03:19:31.560 --> 03:19:35.560 whatever so then I should get a gamer 03:19:35.560 --> 03:19:39.560 yacht is that the correct conclusion 03:19:41.560 --> 03:19:45.560 you should get a game or something game or something how about a yacht 03:19:45.560 --> 03:19:49.560 sorry I sorry I pronounced it wrong the first time 03:19:49.560 --> 03:19:53.560 if it's a yacht and you exclusively call it a yacht then I 03:19:53.560 --> 03:19:57.560 think so okay we should 03:19:57.560 --> 03:20:01.560 Dan can you let the chat vote gamer jet or gamer yacht 03:20:01.560 --> 03:20:05.560 gamer ski are we assuming same price 03:20:05.560 --> 03:20:09.560 um gamer ski lift would be pretty sick 03:20:09.560 --> 03:20:13.560 gamer ski lift where would it go like where would we put it 03:20:13.560 --> 03:20:17.560 you should work with like Seymour 03:20:17.560 --> 03:20:21.560 if you could mount compute on the bottom 03:20:21.560 --> 03:20:25.560 of the seat and then you can have arms like 03:20:25.560 --> 03:20:29.560 those airplane arms where the screen comes up 03:20:29.560 --> 03:20:33.560 so you could like game on your way up the mountain we could get like oh we could 03:20:33.560 --> 03:20:37.560 use like adaptive controllers to make like special big glove compatible controllers 03:20:37.560 --> 03:20:41.560 so you don't have to take your gloves off yeah 03:20:41.560 --> 03:20:45.560 obviously yeah pancrat says you could just mount everything 03:20:45.560 --> 03:20:47.560 to the safety bar so you just pull it down 03:20:49.560 --> 03:20:53.560 yeah we could go between the buildings 03:20:55.560 --> 03:20:59.560 yeah the screens could go on the safety bar 03:20:59.560 --> 03:21:03.560 how much does a ski lift cost I bet there's one on facebook marketplace 03:21:03.560 --> 03:21:07.560 ski lift we're gonna find out 03:21:07.560 --> 03:21:11.560 no way I can buy a ski lift chair 03:21:11.560 --> 03:21:15.560 that's it though okay I don't know if gaming ski lift is gonna happen boys 03:21:15.560 --> 03:21:19.560 I don't think it's gonna happen I wonder if infinite cables could send 03:21:19.560 --> 03:21:23.560 a giant wire rope the reason why I said under the seat 03:21:23.560 --> 03:21:27.560 is because it would be more weather protected mmm that makes sense 03:21:27.560 --> 03:21:31.560 having all of your stuff on the bars 03:21:31.560 --> 03:21:35.560 well I don't think you'd have the compute there but you could have the 03:21:35.560 --> 03:21:39.560 but you could have the monitor there yeah they make weatherproof displays 03:21:39.560 --> 03:21:41.560 that should be fine 03:21:43.560 --> 03:21:47.560 you won't get 100% away from the weather regardless but 03:21:47.560 --> 03:21:51.560 the sea would be the best where's my pull at 03:21:51.560 --> 03:21:55.560 it's about 20 to 80 on the yacht to 03:21:57.560 --> 03:22:01.560 where is it why don't I see it you might have to refresh 03:22:01.560 --> 03:22:05.560 poles aren't 100% functional at the moment ah okay so sorry which one's winning 03:22:05.560 --> 03:22:09.560 works on my machine the yacht by 80% 03:22:09.560 --> 03:22:13.560 the yacht's winning I'm gonna be cancelled 03:22:13.560 --> 03:22:17.560 I'm so sorry you can't do the yacht now 03:22:17.560 --> 03:22:21.560 because Dan called it a yacht the rule was it had to be 03:22:21.560 --> 03:22:25.560 referred to as Yacht in other news 03:22:25.560 --> 03:22:29.560 NVIDIA published a blog post on August 5th clearing up some concerns that people had 03:22:29.560 --> 03:22:33.560 about NVIDIA having kill switches or built-in controls to brick GPUs 03:22:33.560 --> 03:22:37.560 they said NVIDIA GPUs do not 03:22:37.560 --> 03:22:41.560 and should not have kill switches and backdoors alright 03:22:41.560 --> 03:22:45.560 I mean that should probably be the bare minimum okay 03:22:45.560 --> 03:22:49.560 at least they've taken a stand here in other news tiktok 03:22:49.560 --> 03:22:53.560 has a better app tiktok pro 03:22:53.560 --> 03:22:57.560 I have no idea so I literally made this a topic 03:22:57.560 --> 03:23:01.560 because I didn't understand the article that I read about it so hopefully Elijah has done a great job 03:23:01.560 --> 03:23:05.560 of summarizing it tiktok is launching a new app in Germany, Portugal and Spain 03:23:05.560 --> 03:23:09.560 called tiktok pro 03:23:09.560 --> 03:23:13.560 it features a new sunshine program 03:23:13.560 --> 03:23:17.560 that allows users to contribute and support 03:23:17.560 --> 03:23:21.560 charitable organizations users earn virtual 03:23:21.560 --> 03:23:25.560 sunshine by inviting other users to join and interact 03:23:25.560 --> 03:23:29.560 with the charity related content they can 03:23:29.560 --> 03:23:33.560 then use this virtual sunshine on a charity and then tiktok 03:23:33.560 --> 03:23:35.560 will donate toward that charity 03:23:37.560 --> 03:23:41.560 yeah the look on your face says it all you have like a canyon running between 03:23:41.560 --> 03:23:45.560 your eyes and that was I'm pretty sure what I looked like 03:23:45.560 --> 03:23:49.560 you're a wizard Harry other than that 03:23:49.560 --> 03:23:53.560 trying to figure out if you're talking about the furrow or the actual dent in my head at this point 03:23:53.560 --> 03:23:57.560 both other than that tiktok pro is the exact same 03:23:57.560 --> 03:24:01.560 the content is the same and even the 03:24:01.560 --> 03:24:05.560 overall experience is the same mostly the same according to 03:24:05.560 --> 03:24:09.560 social media today is missing live stream 03:24:09.560 --> 03:24:13.560 live streaming the tiktok shop and ads 03:24:15.560 --> 03:24:19.560 what is it 03:24:19.560 --> 03:24:23.560 when I heard tiktok pro I assumed it was like I assumed it was a paid version 03:24:23.560 --> 03:24:27.560 of the app because of some of the new laws in Europe 03:24:27.560 --> 03:24:31.560 around like minors and or data collection 03:24:31.560 --> 03:24:35.560 or something but then it 03:24:35.560 --> 03:24:37.560 what is this am I missing something here 03:24:41.560 --> 03:24:45.560 yeah Elijah's point here is actually really good 03:24:47.560 --> 03:24:51.560 why do you think tiktok is doing this because on the surface there seems like there's no downside 03:24:51.560 --> 03:24:55.560 as a user no ads no tiktok shop being shoved in your face 03:24:55.560 --> 03:24:59.560 and it maintains all the core tiktok features other than live streams 03:24:59.560 --> 03:25:03.560 but as far as my understanding goes tiktok live streams just generally kind of suck anyways 03:25:03.560 --> 03:25:07.560 so I don't understand it 03:25:07.560 --> 03:25:11.560 seems weird okay so we have 03:25:11.560 --> 03:25:15.560 no additional clarity no neat 03:25:15.560 --> 03:25:19.560 let's go to after dark okay 03:25:19.560 --> 03:25:23.560 did we only ever do one merge message earlier oh lordy there were a lot of 03:25:23.560 --> 03:25:27.560 merge messages today oh yeah 03:25:27.560 --> 03:25:31.560 cool I did not expect people to be so excited about stickers 03:25:31.560 --> 03:25:35.560 some people bought stuff just for the stickers dbrands onto something 03:25:35.560 --> 03:25:39.560 oh and also the stickers there's two lots of stickers 03:25:39.560 --> 03:25:43.560 lots of people buy stickers no 03:25:43.560 --> 03:25:47.560 incorrect false fake news 03:25:47.560 --> 03:25:51.560 my friends call me fake news just means it's real news 03:25:51.560 --> 03:25:55.560 but it inconveniences me the meaning of fake news has changed 03:25:55.560 --> 03:25:59.560 that sounds like fake news it's not fake news then 03:25:59.560 --> 03:26:03.560 it's just it's just lies 03:26:03.560 --> 03:26:05.560 yeah 03:26:07.560 --> 03:26:11.560 shall we begin I can make you purple 03:26:11.560 --> 03:26:15.560 oh my god and 03:26:15.560 --> 03:26:19.560 I just took lift down there we go 03:26:19.560 --> 03:26:23.560 sorry yeah I'm in vegas right now and 03:26:23.560 --> 03:26:27.560 I just looked outside to be like is there purple lights because I don't know I'm in vegas I can just open the Windows more 03:26:27.560 --> 03:26:31.560 and there's like 03:26:31.560 --> 03:26:35.560 horrifically drawn animated cats dancing on the sphere 03:26:35.560 --> 03:26:39.560 life is strange 03:26:39.560 --> 03:26:43.560 yeah I'm assuming it's a DEF CON 03:26:43.560 --> 03:26:47.560 vegas moment makes sense 03:26:47.560 --> 03:26:51.560 anyways now you're purple oh wow nice 03:26:51.560 --> 03:26:55.560 I like it whoa okay it's wait what 03:26:55.560 --> 03:26:59.560 no no no Dan's tuning it purple loot 03:26:59.560 --> 03:27:03.560 hello big fan of your videos can you show us the cats 03:27:03.560 --> 03:27:07.560 oh my god oh it just changed 03:27:07.560 --> 03:27:11.560 wow tees if they come back then yeah I'll do it 03:27:11.560 --> 03:27:15.560 alright let's get through some of these hello big fan of your videos 03:27:15.560 --> 03:27:19.560 a large popular topic has always been how much VRAM or RAM is required 03:27:19.560 --> 03:27:23.560 in current year but what about storage what would that be the minimum amount of storage 03:27:23.560 --> 03:27:27.560 to have in 2025 the reason that we don't really 03:27:27.560 --> 03:27:31.560 the reason we don't provide like a minimum amount of storage 03:27:31.560 --> 03:27:35.560 recommendation is that it is completely up to you the user 03:27:35.560 --> 03:27:39.560 to decide realistically for my work laptop I could probably get by with like 03:27:39.560 --> 03:27:43.560 256 gigs I don't store anything on it 03:27:43.560 --> 03:27:47.560 I don't keep games on it I don't keep media on it because 03:27:47.560 --> 03:27:51.560 all of the resources that I need to access are either in the cloud or on 03:27:51.560 --> 03:27:55.560 a local network attached storage device 03:27:55.560 --> 03:27:59.560 but that answer is not going to be good for anyone who does 03:27:59.560 --> 03:28:03.560 say for example local video editing on their 03:28:03.560 --> 03:28:07.560 on their laptop so only you can answer the question of 03:28:07.560 --> 03:28:11.560 how much storage you need and there's no point in me even 03:28:11.560 --> 03:28:15.560 guessing because I have absolutely no way of knowing how much 03:28:15.560 --> 03:28:19.560 you know anime pornography 03:28:19.560 --> 03:28:21.560 you need in your life 03:28:23.560 --> 03:28:27.560 you watch the WAN Show so I assume a lot that's why we have a six petabyte 03:28:27.560 --> 03:28:31.560 nas at work yeah it's for all of that 03:28:31.560 --> 03:28:35.560 man of culture hello LDL any upcoming games that you're highly 03:28:35.560 --> 03:28:39.560 anticipating any old game that you want to get people to play at whale land 03:28:39.560 --> 03:28:43.560 oh oh this is interesting 03:28:43.560 --> 03:28:47.560 carpool launched got it got it 03:28:47.560 --> 03:28:49.560 got it 03:28:53.560 --> 03:28:55.560 why are you like this 03:28:57.560 --> 03:29:01.560 so my bud tom arnold 03:29:03.560 --> 03:29:07.560 who goes by the developer handle 03:29:07.560 --> 03:29:11.560 tom arnold emailed the other night 03:29:11.560 --> 03:29:15.560 letting us know that carpool 03:29:15.560 --> 03:29:19.560 has finally launched it's a 03:29:19.560 --> 03:29:23.560 it's a parking violation 03:29:23.560 --> 03:29:27.560 car chompin harpoonin 03:29:27.560 --> 03:29:31.560 racin chaos 03:29:31.560 --> 03:29:35.560 simulation engine we played it at the whale land 03:29:35.560 --> 03:29:39.560 at LTX when it was still in very very much in early 03:29:39.560 --> 03:29:43.560 development and he he messaged the other day to say 03:29:43.560 --> 03:29:47.560 it's now finally here 03:29:47.560 --> 03:29:51.560 harpoon you're a tow truck with a harpoon 03:29:51.560 --> 03:29:55.560 and you collect the things 03:29:55.560 --> 03:29:59.560 I actually haven't played it in quite a while these molten 03:29:59.560 --> 03:30:03.560 meteors are new so that seems like an exciting new mechanic 03:30:03.560 --> 03:30:07.560 for me to get to try out anyway it's finally up 03:30:07.560 --> 03:30:11.560 there is shared and split screen pvp 03:30:11.560 --> 03:30:15.560 and I'm always a big fan of fun new couch multiplayer games 03:30:15.560 --> 03:30:19.560 and it's super affordable 03:30:19.560 --> 03:30:23.560 it's like four US dollars so basically if you want to try it out 03:30:23.560 --> 03:30:27.560 the time that I've spent with it has been pretty fun but like I said 03:30:27.560 --> 03:30:31.560 it's been a while I've been waiting for it to be finished and it just came out yesterday 03:30:31.560 --> 03:30:35.560 so check it out carpool on steam 03:30:35.560 --> 03:30:39.560 tom used to work with me at NCIX he did the silly 03:30:39.560 --> 03:30:43.560 style banner imagery for our weekly sale among 03:30:43.560 --> 03:30:47.560 many many many other things we worked together pretty closely 03:30:47.560 --> 03:30:51.560 actually on a number of projects that I just wouldn't have been able to bring to life 03:30:51.560 --> 03:30:55.560 without his his humor and his 03:30:55.560 --> 03:30:59.560 art style so yeah super cool guy so if you guys want to check out carpoon 03:30:59.560 --> 03:31:03.560 now is as good a time as any oh there's one user review 03:31:03.560 --> 03:31:07.560 look at this user review already posted on the 8th of August 03:31:07.560 --> 03:31:11.560 a pleasant solo or co-op game harpoon and real mechanics are gratifying 03:31:11.560 --> 03:31:15.560 sound effects are rich soundtrack is catchy and fitting of the aesthetic 03:31:15.560 --> 03:31:19.560 at the time of launch 100% of the game's achievement list is swift and fun to discover 03:31:19.560 --> 03:31:23.560 which could make for a speedrun challenge the animations and circumstances these vehicles go through to be destroyed 03:31:23.560 --> 03:31:27.560 are delightfully hilarious could make for an all ages and prompt to local 03:31:27.560 --> 03:31:31.560 remote experience within a competitive environment or as an icebreaker there you go 03:31:31.560 --> 03:31:35.560 thanks cloud and collected all right 03:31:35.560 --> 03:31:39.560 up next hey dlo what is the most flagrant example 03:31:39.560 --> 03:31:43.560 of corruption you've seen in vancouver in montreal a developer offered me 03:31:43.560 --> 03:31:47.560 $10,000 cash to get help circulating a pro development 03:31:47.560 --> 03:31:49.560 petition with elections upcoming 03:31:51.560 --> 03:31:55.560 oh man I don't know there's so much vancouver's money laundering 03:31:55.560 --> 03:31:59.560 so it's gonna be hard to see there was a lot of 03:31:59.560 --> 03:32:03.560 a former employee here I remember them telling me 03:32:03.560 --> 03:32:07.560 that a former provincial level politician 03:32:07.560 --> 03:32:11.560 used to walk into the shop that his mom worked at 03:32:11.560 --> 03:32:15.560 and very regularly 03:32:15.560 --> 03:32:19.560 by copious amounts of designer goods in cash 03:32:21.560 --> 03:32:25.560 very regularly I think that's about as brazen 03:32:25.560 --> 03:32:29.560 and out in the open 03:32:29.560 --> 03:32:33.560 as corruption can be because why on earth would you have that kind of 03:32:33.560 --> 03:32:35.560 cash 03:32:37.560 --> 03:32:41.560 hey dlo what are your thoughts on wealth flexing 03:32:41.560 --> 03:32:45.560 youtubers and their influence on kids do you worry kids will have an unrealistic 03:32:45.560 --> 03:32:49.560 expectation about money and how hard it is to get certain things 03:32:49.560 --> 03:32:53.560 I gotta be honest with you I sometimes worry about like wealthy 03:32:53.560 --> 03:32:57.560 influencers own kids having unrealistic expectations about 03:32:57.560 --> 03:33:01.560 money and how hard it is to get certain things we regularly 03:33:01.560 --> 03:33:05.560 will talk to our kids about how like mom and dad ran 03:33:05.560 --> 03:33:09.560 a successful company you aren't 03:33:09.560 --> 03:33:13.560 necessarily getting everything that we 03:33:13.560 --> 03:33:17.560 acquired as an inheritance you need to have realistic expectations 03:33:17.560 --> 03:33:21.560 or you need to be ready to absolutely work your heini off if you want to 03:33:21.560 --> 03:33:25.560 if you want to achieve the kind of success that you might want to achieve 03:33:25.560 --> 03:33:29.560 I don't let my kids watch 03:33:29.560 --> 03:33:33.560 like flexi youtubers they're not on tiktok 03:33:33.560 --> 03:33:37.560 they're not on instagram they're not on facebook 03:33:37.560 --> 03:33:41.560 and I do worry 03:33:41.560 --> 03:33:45.560 a lot that not just this 03:33:45.560 --> 03:33:49.560 generation I think our generation got kind of f***ed up 03:33:49.560 --> 03:33:53.560 to be perfectly blunt with you I mean like I remember 03:33:53.560 --> 03:33:57.560 the first time somebody pointed out to me that none of the 03:33:57.560 --> 03:34:01.560 friends have jobs that could possibly sustain the gigantic apartments 03:34:01.560 --> 03:34:05.560 they live in in new york and I was like oh yeah I guess that wouldn't make 03:34:05.560 --> 03:34:09.560 for like very good tv though little did they know that bobsburgers 03:34:09.560 --> 03:34:13.560 could be a thing family about a 03:34:13.560 --> 03:34:17.560 show about a scrappy family that doesn't have a lot of money 03:34:17.560 --> 03:34:19.560 just making things work 03:34:23.560 --> 03:34:27.560 yeah yeah I mean 03:34:27.560 --> 03:34:31.560 I think Chandler was the only one though right 03:34:31.560 --> 03:34:35.560 because Chandler was weird because I think he was in like a microsoft ad at one point in time 03:34:35.560 --> 03:34:39.560 no that was just as an actor was there a friends microsoft ad 03:34:39.560 --> 03:34:43.560 no no no I think there was a friends based microsoft ad 03:34:43.560 --> 03:34:47.560 well Jennifer Aniston and Matthew Perry were in an ad I think 03:34:47.560 --> 03:34:51.560 no like I think it was friends based I think it means like in 03:34:51.560 --> 03:34:55.560 the show oh maybe yeah maybe 03:34:55.560 --> 03:34:59.560 so like that could kind of make sense but like just because you work in tv doesn't mean you're rich 03:34:59.560 --> 03:35:03.560 like the king of the hill reboot the actor who played 03:35:03.560 --> 03:35:07.560 John Redcorn the father of Bobby 03:35:07.560 --> 03:35:11.560 Hill's best friend the biological father he was 03:35:11.560 --> 03:35:15.560 recently tragically murdered actually 03:35:15.560 --> 03:35:19.560 which is a real downer so he actually is in the reboot but 03:35:19.560 --> 03:35:23.560 he won't live to see it air which is super sad 03:35:23.560 --> 03:35:27.560 anyway I was I was reading about it because I saw the reboot was happening and then 03:35:27.560 --> 03:35:31.560 I saw that he passed and then I was looking at the circumstances he was like living in poverty 03:35:31.560 --> 03:35:35.560 so just because you're like you know a tv 03:35:35.560 --> 03:35:39.560 actor or voice actor or whatever like it's you read 03:35:39.560 --> 03:35:43.560 tons of stories about people who even had like regular parts on 03:35:43.560 --> 03:35:47.560 major shows like what was it the comic book store owner in Big Bang 03:35:47.560 --> 03:35:51.560 series like had to have a day job like very deep into the shows 03:35:51.560 --> 03:35:55.560 run or something like that I don't don't quote me on that one 03:35:55.560 --> 03:35:59.560 exactly why my aunt started pal 03:35:59.560 --> 03:36:03.560 to support like artists who were probably 03:36:03.560 --> 03:36:07.560 both very famous and also very poor 03:36:07.560 --> 03:36:11.560 yeah Porto says part of Joey's plot was that he didn't have any money 03:36:11.560 --> 03:36:15.560 and then yeah the economics of Seinfeld are 03:36:15.560 --> 03:36:19.560 super don't make any sense either like Jerry I think 03:36:19.560 --> 03:36:23.560 as he becomes a very successful comedian in the show he becomes successful later on I think 03:36:23.560 --> 03:36:27.560 right but like everyone else like what did they even do how did they have it 03:36:27.560 --> 03:36:29.560 how did Kramer have money 03:36:31.560 --> 03:36:35.560 the law set says people confuse fame with wealth yeah 100% 03:36:37.560 --> 03:36:41.560 I gotta show you this so I looked up the thing that I was talking about and I was 03:36:41.560 --> 03:36:45.560 I was wrong it was a Windows 95 03:36:45.560 --> 03:36:49.560 video guide featuring Jennifer Aniston and Matthew Perry yeah 03:36:49.560 --> 03:36:53.560 oh okay so it was what I said though yeah yeah okay 03:36:53.560 --> 03:36:57.560 then I want to show you this I'm gonna send it to Dan so you can put it up on screen 03:36:57.560 --> 03:37:01.560 sure look at this actually insane ad that I just got on YouTube 03:37:01.560 --> 03:37:03.560 uh oh 03:37:07.560 --> 03:37:11.560 I screenshot the whole thing but it's the 03:37:11.560 --> 03:37:15.560 one on the right above the TED talk with Linus Torwald's 03:37:17.560 --> 03:37:21.560 the one on the right and we know when you can see it 03:37:21.560 --> 03:37:25.560 Kling AI unlocking AI's 03:37:25.560 --> 03:37:29.560 infinite possibilities so we have look at what they're suggesting 03:37:29.560 --> 03:37:31.560 two people and so we want to ship them 03:37:33.560 --> 03:37:37.560 but like think about how that why 03:37:37.560 --> 03:37:41.560 why do we need to do this you have a picture of yourself and you have a picture of like some girl 03:37:41.560 --> 03:37:45.560 or some boy or whatever and you can turn that 03:37:45.560 --> 03:37:49.560 into a video of them making out yeah 03:37:49.560 --> 03:37:53.560 this generation is like screwed 03:37:53.560 --> 03:37:57.560 because think about being in high school like do you remember 03:37:57.560 --> 03:38:01.560 when we were in high school how quickly like this this guy 03:38:01.560 --> 03:38:05.560 made out with this girl would spread like wildfire without a video 03:38:05.560 --> 03:38:07.560 yeah 03:38:09.560 --> 03:38:13.560 yeah it's also just like you know 03:38:13.560 --> 03:38:17.560 this is going to happen to celebrities oh yeah there will be weird fan 03:38:17.560 --> 03:38:21.560 stuff or fan 03:38:21.560 --> 03:38:23.560 video thick like 03:38:27.560 --> 03:38:31.560 that is a and that ad is being served by YouTube 03:38:33.560 --> 03:38:37.560 can we not yeah 03:38:39.560 --> 03:38:43.560 speaking of YouTube hold on no I'm not done yet 03:38:43.560 --> 03:38:47.560 we will dwell no I do 03:38:47.560 --> 03:38:51.560 yes whether it's real or not real 03:38:51.560 --> 03:38:55.560 and the blurred lines that are now existing between 03:38:55.560 --> 03:38:59.560 like the real influencer lifestyles and the fake ones 03:38:59.560 --> 03:39:03.560 or it's rather it's becoming easier to blur those lines like think about 03:39:03.560 --> 03:39:07.560 super famous examples of this like Tai Lopez right 03:39:07.560 --> 03:39:11.560 with his garage full of knowledge right 03:39:11.560 --> 03:39:15.560 how much easier it's going to be 03:39:15.560 --> 03:39:19.560 to be a Jones that other people are going to aspire to keep up with 03:39:19.560 --> 03:39:23.560 and that other people are going to compare themselves to and look at their own lives 03:39:23.560 --> 03:39:27.560 and try to figure out you know why it is that 03:39:27.560 --> 03:39:31.560 they're not able to live that lifestyle I mean the reality of it is 03:39:31.560 --> 03:39:35.560 that very few people drive a Lamborghini 03:39:35.560 --> 03:39:39.560 like I don't remember the last time I saw one on the road because I don't live 03:39:39.560 --> 03:39:43.560 in like Dubai like can you remember the last time 03:39:43.560 --> 03:39:47.560 you saw Lambo on the road in Langley I don't know it happens 03:39:47.560 --> 03:39:51.560 but it also feels like they're like passing through or honestly 03:39:51.560 --> 03:39:55.560 if I see one in Langley I assume you rented it but like so much of what you see exactly 03:39:55.560 --> 03:39:59.560 is like rented or borrowed 03:39:59.560 --> 03:40:03.560 or I mean now AI generated 03:40:03.560 --> 03:40:07.560 like I just yeah I 03:40:07.560 --> 03:40:11.560 worry that just like our generation was set up for disappointment I worry 03:40:11.560 --> 03:40:15.560 the next generation is going to be set up for even more disappointment 03:40:15.560 --> 03:40:19.560 and I had some people and not 03:40:19.560 --> 03:40:23.560 not just in lifestyle but also in 03:40:23.560 --> 03:40:27.560 like with the lifestyle you can afford but also the lifestyle you will have socially 03:40:27.560 --> 03:40:31.560 because of the interactions you'll have with AI or not going to line up with the interactions 03:40:31.560 --> 03:40:35.560 you have with people I had some people chatting 03:40:35.560 --> 03:40:39.560 with chatting in the chat about like chatting in the chat 03:40:39.560 --> 03:40:43.560 imagine them doing that I had some people in the chat talking about like you know how am I 03:40:43.560 --> 03:40:47.560 contributing to this and I got to be honest with you guys I 03:40:47.560 --> 03:40:51.560 I don't think that my lifestyle is super 03:40:53.560 --> 03:40:55.560 like realistic at this point 03:40:57.560 --> 03:41:01.560 I don't know what you want me to do about it though 03:41:01.560 --> 03:41:05.560 because either I don't talk about it at all 03:41:05.560 --> 03:41:09.560 which I don't think you guys want me to like not talk about my tech projects anymore 03:41:11.560 --> 03:41:15.560 I don't think so or like I fake it 03:41:15.560 --> 03:41:19.560 like I don't yeah I don't know I don't know what to tell you 03:41:19.560 --> 03:41:21.560 yeah 03:41:25.560 --> 03:41:29.560 like one of the things I want to do soon is set up the theater room 03:41:29.560 --> 03:41:33.560 for better voice comms for mixed in person couch 03:41:33.560 --> 03:41:37.560 and remote couch gaming I don't think that's a relatable problem 03:41:37.560 --> 03:41:41.560 but we're going to end up using some fun tools 03:41:41.560 --> 03:41:43.560 that people could have their own uses for 03:41:45.560 --> 03:41:49.560 it's going to be a really cool payoff where we can have like 10 gamers some of which are in person 03:41:49.560 --> 03:41:53.560 and some of which are all participating in like couch gaming together 03:41:55.560 --> 03:41:59.560 like it's going to be cool but like yeah no it's not 03:41:59.560 --> 03:42:01.560 it's not relatable at all 03:42:09.560 --> 03:42:13.560 yeah sorry once again I'm having a problem on my end 03:42:13.560 --> 03:42:17.560 okay that explains it 03:42:21.560 --> 03:42:23.560 just keep doing your stupid house tours 03:42:31.560 --> 03:42:35.560 yeah so yeah hathos I guess maybe that's the balance 03:42:35.560 --> 03:42:39.560 is not showing off luxury for the sake of it 03:42:39.560 --> 03:42:43.560 I mean one of the big things for me that I think is so cool about technology 03:42:43.560 --> 03:42:47.560 is that the 115 inch TV 03:42:47.560 --> 03:42:51.560 that I'm unboxing today 03:42:51.560 --> 03:42:55.560 give it 5 years maybe 10 years maybe it'll be a long time 03:42:55.560 --> 03:42:59.560 but give it some period of time and that will make its way eventually 03:42:59.560 --> 03:43:03.560 if the trajectories continue to hold at least you know kind of 03:43:03.560 --> 03:43:07.560 it will be attainable right 03:43:09.560 --> 03:43:13.560 that's something that I think is really cool and it's been hard to watch it be less true 03:43:13.560 --> 03:43:17.560 like it used to be that I could make a video about a cutting edge GPU and like 03:43:17.560 --> 03:43:21.560 in a few years you know any just about anyone 03:43:21.560 --> 03:43:25.560 could get their hands on one you know second hand or whatever or the new generation 03:43:25.560 --> 03:43:29.560 you know mainstream would be on par with the old top of the line one just 03:43:29.560 --> 03:43:33.560 uh oh are we dead? 03:43:35.560 --> 03:43:37.560 wrong button Luke they said 03:43:41.560 --> 03:43:45.560 there was a cloudflare blip 03:43:45.560 --> 03:43:47.560 earlier but it was a long time ago 03:43:49.560 --> 03:43:53.560 it's apparently going in and out alright sick 03:43:59.560 --> 03:44:03.560 back new f okay let's do 03:44:03.560 --> 03:44:07.560 our next merge message sure thing 03:44:07.560 --> 03:44:11.560 good evening gentlemen Luke have you seen peko the parrot on youtube 03:44:11.560 --> 03:44:15.560 I believe this is the one that likes the LTT 03:44:15.560 --> 03:44:19.560 screwdriver is that right or is that a different parrot there's many 03:44:19.560 --> 03:44:23.560 parrots that like our screwdriver uh no there's just many 03:44:23.560 --> 03:44:27.560 parrots on youtube nope I think it's 03:44:27.560 --> 03:44:31.560 a different oh wait no I can't I can't find the one that 03:44:31.560 --> 03:44:35.560 that likes the LTT screwdriver oh crap 03:44:35.560 --> 03:44:39.560 uh oh hold the PC hold on 03:44:39.560 --> 03:44:43.560 is it which one's that okay I swear 03:44:43.560 --> 03:44:47.560 I swear there's like I don't think this is the one there's a famous parrot 03:44:47.560 --> 03:44:51.560 okay yeah I'm not imagining this where is it no you're not I don't remember 03:44:51.560 --> 03:44:55.560 the name of that one there's a famous parrot that like used our screwdriver 03:44:55.560 --> 03:44:59.560 or something Apollo that's right 03:44:59.560 --> 03:45:03.560 it's Apollo okay no I don't know Paco the parrot I know Apollo 03:45:03.560 --> 03:45:07.560 yeah okay do you do you know Paco the parrot 03:45:07.560 --> 03:45:11.560 uh yeah is okay if there is good content 03:45:11.560 --> 03:45:15.560 I probably found it and shared it with me at some time okay is Paco a quality 03:45:15.560 --> 03:45:19.560 parrot like I believe if we're talking about the same 03:45:19.560 --> 03:45:23.560 Paco Paco was a was a rescue 03:45:23.560 --> 03:45:27.560 or is yeah a rescue and like beat correction 03:45:27.560 --> 03:45:31.560 and medical stuff 03:45:31.560 --> 03:45:35.560 thing which is cool oh yeah wow look at this look at this beak boys 03:45:35.560 --> 03:45:37.560 yeah whoopsie doodles 03:45:39.560 --> 03:45:41.560 okay guys stop just posting 03:45:45.560 --> 03:45:49.560 okay uh why did you curate this Dan 03:45:49.560 --> 03:45:53.560 which one the next one uh no the parrot one 03:45:53.560 --> 03:45:57.560 because it was a question for Luke oh okay 03:45:57.560 --> 03:46:01.560 should I not do that no no you do whatever oops I'm sorry 03:46:01.560 --> 03:46:05.560 hi LLND back end of the Hacksmith EDC knife 03:46:05.560 --> 03:46:09.560 and wondered how it feels to have your bits be considered in their design 03:46:09.560 --> 03:46:13.560 are you aware of other products that have considered LTT in their design 03:46:13.560 --> 03:46:17.560 I'm not aware of any others but I'm also not aware of too many other creators 03:46:17.560 --> 03:46:21.560 that we we vibe with as as tight as 03:46:21.560 --> 03:46:25.560 James over at the Hacksmith um 03:46:25.560 --> 03:46:29.560 super cool guy and this looks like an absolutely incredible product he's 03:46:29.560 --> 03:46:33.560 been he's been in my DMs throughout 03:46:33.560 --> 03:46:37.560 the development of this thing showing me some of the absolutely incredible work 03:46:37.560 --> 03:46:41.560 that they've done I think it just went live on Kickstarter like 03:46:41.560 --> 03:46:45.560 a few days ago or something like that um 03:46:45.560 --> 03:46:49.560 this is a great time if if there was someone who's 03:46:49.560 --> 03:46:53.560 Kickstarter I would be willing to promote it would be Hacksmith they will 03:46:53.560 --> 03:46:57.560 absolutely deliver this if their history is anything to go by 03:46:57.560 --> 03:47:01.560 and it looks freaking incredible 03:47:01.560 --> 03:47:05.560 um just just built 03:47:05.560 --> 03:47:09.560 absolutely here's a question built why 03:47:09.560 --> 03:47:13.560 why Kickstarter I don't know I legitimately 03:47:13.560 --> 03:47:17.560 don't know I think I think Kickstarter 03:47:17.560 --> 03:47:21.560 does offer 100% deals to um 03:47:21.560 --> 03:47:25.560 maybe not 100% but they offer extremely high revenue share 03:47:25.560 --> 03:47:29.560 deals from my understanding I this is all hearsay I I have had no dealings 03:47:29.560 --> 03:47:33.560 with Kickstarter whatsoever James hasn't talked to me about why Kickstarter at all I 03:47:33.560 --> 03:47:37.560 was gonna ask him I haven't yet I don't know anything I'm coming from a place of 03:47:37.560 --> 03:47:39.560 complete ignorance 03:47:41.560 --> 03:47:45.560 Luke also doesn't know um I have no idea so my 03:47:45.560 --> 03:47:49.560 understanding is that for marketing for Kickstarter the platform 03:47:49.560 --> 03:47:53.560 they will offer better revenue shares to products that 03:47:53.560 --> 03:47:57.560 um can get the word out more about Kickstarter 03:47:57.560 --> 03:48:01.560 where there's a mutual marketing benefit for the platform itself and then 03:48:01.560 --> 03:48:05.560 they also Kickstarter is a powerful tool 03:48:05.560 --> 03:48:09.560 we've never used it but there have been times that I've been tempted just to 03:48:09.560 --> 03:48:13.560 just in many cases to figure out like what the market is for a product so 03:48:13.560 --> 03:48:17.560 you just like don't bother making it if not enough people uh if not enough people back 03:48:17.560 --> 03:48:21.560 it and then you just refund the money and you're like okay well I'm glad we found that out before we invested in 03:48:21.560 --> 03:48:25.560 a bunch of molds and tooling right um so I would 03:48:25.560 --> 03:48:29.560 guess just that they're helping amplify it and he's uh and they're getting 03:48:29.560 --> 03:48:33.560 some benefit from the association with tax myth and um 03:48:33.560 --> 03:48:37.560 I wouldn't be for me to share but I think he's doing pretty good 03:48:37.560 --> 03:48:41.560 on the project so far so um 03:48:41.560 --> 03:48:45.560 well I mean you can see on Kickstarter that it's raised four and a half million 03:48:45.560 --> 03:48:49.560 oh yeah they're okay it's public then cool yep yeah so I think he's doing pretty 03:48:49.560 --> 03:48:53.560 good yep yeah he's doing okay yeah I guess I'm in America right now so 03:48:53.560 --> 03:48:57.560 mine's joining USD yep and uh and and look 03:48:57.560 --> 03:49:01.560 look at it go so uh yeah that makes that makes sense why the pledge goal 03:49:01.560 --> 03:49:05.560 is so weird the pledged goal was 181,957 03:49:05.560 --> 03:49:09.560 dollars and what the heck and it's because Hacksmith's Canadian you better 03:49:09.560 --> 03:49:13.560 believe it buddy I'm not your buddy friend 03:49:15.560 --> 03:49:19.560 I honestly this might be uh a weird 03:49:19.560 --> 03:49:23.560 take I don't know I am interested in this I would wait for 03:49:23.560 --> 03:49:27.560 it to not be on Kickstarter anymore and like 03:49:27.560 --> 03:49:31.560 for myself because I might look into getting one of these um I would 03:49:31.560 --> 03:49:35.560 wait for it to not be I'm going to wait for it to not be on Kickstarter anymore and my reason for it 03:49:35.560 --> 03:49:37.560 is just because I don't want to deal with the like 03:49:39.560 --> 03:49:43.560 like one of my problems with Kickstarter forever is 03:49:43.560 --> 03:49:47.560 you have to interact on Kickstarter to get your 03:49:47.560 --> 03:49:51.560 thing right um so like I'm going to have to come back 03:49:51.560 --> 03:49:55.560 to Kickstarter at some point to get it 03:49:55.560 --> 03:49:59.560 and I might just like not do that 03:49:59.560 --> 03:50:03.560 you could just tell us you're traumatized by the coal bar like you could just say that 03:50:03.560 --> 03:50:07.560 I am you could just say that it doesn't update you don't have to say 03:50:07.560 --> 03:50:11.560 so many words you could just say because I'm traumatized from 03:50:11.560 --> 03:50:15.560 the coal bar I will go look here I'm going to go look one last time 03:50:15.560 --> 03:50:19.560 oh no there's no way there's no way there's an update sir 03:50:21.560 --> 03:50:25.560 there's absolutely no way I agree but I'm going to go just for the 03:50:25.560 --> 03:50:29.560 people because they asked me all the time and it's been 03:50:29.560 --> 03:50:33.560 well over a year I think I think it's been a long time 03:50:33.560 --> 03:50:37.560 so this is this is the this is the last one if there's no update we're never looking 03:50:37.560 --> 03:50:41.560 again oh 03:50:41.560 --> 03:50:45.560 all right we're logging in oh my god okay Dan do you want to do 03:50:45.560 --> 03:50:49.560 a merge message in the meantime then sure sending this oh no like I'm logged in now 03:50:49.560 --> 03:50:51.560 oh okay all right 03:50:53.560 --> 03:50:57.560 because I did okay I got to scroll 03:50:57.560 --> 03:51:01.560 and find it scroll past 03:51:01.560 --> 03:51:03.560 all these unsuccessful projects 03:51:05.560 --> 03:51:09.560 okay here it is coal bar hammer updates 03:51:11.560 --> 03:51:15.560 2022 yeah never happened I'm sorry buddy 03:51:15.560 --> 03:51:19.560 okay Dan hit me sending this from a plane 03:51:19.560 --> 03:51:23.560 love the WAN backpack more than worth its price nice 03:51:23.560 --> 03:51:27.560 when designing the backpack what made you go with the internal bottle holder I was skeptical at first but it works 03:51:27.560 --> 03:51:31.560 great um I had lost water 03:51:31.560 --> 03:51:35.560 bottles before having an external holder 03:51:35.560 --> 03:51:39.560 basically I used my 03:51:39.560 --> 03:51:43.560 backpack for travel a lot and wanted to continue to use it for travel 03:51:43.560 --> 03:51:47.560 and as you probably noticed if you really stuff it 03:51:47.560 --> 03:51:51.560 the og backpack is exactly the size that will like fit under the chair in front 03:51:51.560 --> 03:51:55.560 of you on most flights although things have gotten smaller since we released it 03:51:55.560 --> 03:51:59.560 um and I wanted some flights it doesn't work for yeah there's a handful of 03:51:59.560 --> 03:52:03.560 like small regional airlines that have planes seats that are so low profile 03:52:03.560 --> 03:52:07.560 that it's hard to get it under um wow 03:52:07.560 --> 03:52:11.560 and so I wanted something that was self contained and nothing could fall out of 03:52:11.560 --> 03:52:15.560 and everything zipped up and could be stuffed under somewhere and nothing would fall out 03:52:15.560 --> 03:52:19.560 down there and then you have to like bend down under the seat and try and dig stuff out 03:52:19.560 --> 03:52:23.560 um that was the original that was the original goal and then also 03:52:23.560 --> 03:52:27.560 if you like didn't want to use that it would just kind of tuck out of the way and you could just 03:52:27.560 --> 03:52:31.560 stuff it full of stuff um we got so much feedback that people liked exterior water 03:52:31.560 --> 03:52:35.560 bottle holders that we did do an exterior bottle holder on the commuter um but that's 03:52:35.560 --> 03:52:39.560 again you know a product that has a very different intent it's more of like a 03:52:39.560 --> 03:52:43.560 like a day-to-day commuter it's not for like tucking into 03:52:43.560 --> 03:52:47.560 places and not wanting to worry about things falling out of it 03:52:47.560 --> 03:52:51.560 where in the world did you get this many e-waste CPUs any other recycled products 03:52:51.560 --> 03:52:55.560 that you can tease uh we actually have to buy them 03:52:55.560 --> 03:52:59.560 which is I mean 03:52:59.560 --> 03:53:03.560 people use them to recover the minerals right so that's part of why 03:53:03.560 --> 03:53:07.560 it's so expensive the good news though is none of this prevents anybody in the 03:53:07.560 --> 03:53:11.560 future from harvesting the gold from it we're just temporarily 03:53:11.560 --> 03:53:15.560 turning it from garbage into a toy 03:53:15.560 --> 03:53:19.560 for a while you know that's the most we can 03:53:19.560 --> 03:53:23.560 that's the most we can really do you know I think that's the goal 03:53:23.560 --> 03:53:27.560 for all of us hmm hmm pan crats 03:53:27.560 --> 03:53:31.560 turning it into a toy get it yeah thanks pan crats 03:53:31.560 --> 03:53:35.560 love all you guys at Linus how do you go about teaching other parents 03:53:35.560 --> 03:53:39.560 about online safety and parental controls I don't 03:53:39.560 --> 03:53:43.560 dude I ain't nobody got time for that 03:53:43.560 --> 03:53:47.560 have you ever tried to okay okay first of all first of all okay 03:53:47.560 --> 03:53:49.560 first of all 03:53:51.560 --> 03:53:55.560 have you ever met another parent who wants to be told how 03:53:55.560 --> 03:53:59.560 to parent even when they ask 03:53:59.560 --> 03:54:03.560 for advice have you ever met anyone who really wanted to hear it 03:54:05.560 --> 03:54:09.560 alright mr. tech tips 03:54:09.560 --> 03:54:13.560 you mentioned you bought five pairs of badminton shoes since they're 03:54:13.560 --> 03:54:17.560 all essentially consumables do you wear them evenly or to use one until it's 03:54:17.560 --> 03:54:21.560 worn out before using a new pair yes I've tried it both ways I think 03:54:21.560 --> 03:54:25.560 I I think I like the I generally have two active ones 03:54:25.560 --> 03:54:29.560 is what I've kind of settled on so that gives me 03:54:29.560 --> 03:54:33.560 that allows me to take two pairs of shoes to like a tournament because nothing 03:54:33.560 --> 03:54:37.560 nothing destroys your feet faster than just being in like soggy 03:54:37.560 --> 03:54:41.560 shoes like all day so it gives me one to change into 03:54:41.560 --> 03:54:45.560 but if I have too many active ones then 03:54:45.560 --> 03:54:49.560 then basically I have them out in the open turning the souls 03:54:49.560 --> 03:54:53.560 hard like with UV exposure more than I have to so I should only have 03:54:53.560 --> 03:54:55.560 like two active at a time is what I've settled on 03:54:57.560 --> 03:55:01.560 hi lld I got a zen book duo for university after your first 03:55:01.560 --> 03:55:05.560 look video it's great my question did anyone actually daily drive the 2024 03:55:05.560 --> 03:55:09.560 model and why is there no full review for the 2024 or 03:55:09.560 --> 03:55:13.560 2025 versions it's a good question I mean I think 03:55:13.560 --> 03:55:17.560 part of it is that it's so oh 03:55:17.560 --> 03:55:21.560 there's such iterative 03:55:21.560 --> 03:55:25.560 progress in the laptop space that the excitement level 03:55:25.560 --> 03:55:29.560 around a 2025 model 03:55:29.560 --> 03:55:33.560 if anyone even knows what it is like a zen book 03:55:33.560 --> 03:55:37.560 duo that's the the dual screen one if I recall correctly 03:55:37.560 --> 03:55:41.560 like it's ASUS's product lineup is so 03:55:41.560 --> 03:55:45.560 wide that you have no hope of covering all of them and then the refreshes 03:55:45.560 --> 03:55:49.560 are so many so confusingly named that it's hard 03:55:49.560 --> 03:55:53.560 to it's hard to know what to cover and it's hard for people to 03:55:53.560 --> 03:55:57.560 know what they even feel like clicking on that's where I think something like the Labs 03:55:57.560 --> 03:56:01.560 is realistically the right answer where just every new laptop that comes out it rolls into 03:56:01.560 --> 03:56:05.560 the lab we like run the whole suite of testing on it and then we can figure 03:56:05.560 --> 03:56:09.560 out without having to just like guess which ones 03:56:09.560 --> 03:56:13.560 are actually worth making a video about that's that's the overall 03:56:13.560 --> 03:56:17.560 vision for how the Labs will work in the long term it's going to take 03:56:17.560 --> 03:56:21.560 a long time though Luke as 03:56:21.560 --> 03:56:25.560 an if I don't use my muscles and stay active I get sad person 03:56:25.560 --> 03:56:29.560 as well I find it hard to find time to relax and rest I know 03:56:29.560 --> 03:56:33.560 you also like the grind what helps you relax and feel better grinding hard 03:56:33.560 --> 03:56:37.560 hard grinder there I answered it for him he's something 03:56:37.560 --> 03:56:41.560 of a grinder enthusiast note that earlier I said that 03:56:41.560 --> 03:56:43.560 I'm not gay I didn't say anything about Luke 03:56:45.560 --> 03:56:49.560 you never said the chicken only worked on women 03:56:49.560 --> 03:56:53.560 are things that are very not recommended 03:56:53.560 --> 03:56:57.560 to do to relax like the games that I tend to like playing are 03:56:57.560 --> 03:57:01.560 like Tarkov and stuff which is just like that's not relaxing 03:57:01.560 --> 03:57:05.560 that's like actually enrageifying yeah 03:57:05.560 --> 03:57:09.560 which is the things that I tend to do I don't I don't have good advice here 03:57:09.560 --> 03:57:13.560 sorry I wish I did I should probably work on that 03:57:13.560 --> 03:57:17.560 it's like almost certainly a flaw 03:57:17.560 --> 03:57:21.560 stress management is don't 03:57:21.560 --> 03:57:25.560 yeah let's not take advice from Luke no 03:57:25.560 --> 03:57:29.560 I'm kind of that's where I'm going that's where I'm going with this maybe the wrong 03:57:29.560 --> 03:57:33.560 person asked for advice here I appreciate that you asked and thought that I 03:57:33.560 --> 03:57:37.560 would have good advice here but yeah I tend to just like 03:57:37.560 --> 03:57:41.560 pile on more it's probably bad I probably have cortisol issues it might be why I 03:57:41.560 --> 03:57:45.560 can't sleep properly but you know we'll get there we'll figure it out one thing at a time 03:57:45.560 --> 03:57:49.560 yeah I know I saw episode one of the new season I haven't seen the second yet though 03:57:49.560 --> 03:57:53.560 I'm very excited about it though because if there's anyone 03:57:53.560 --> 03:57:57.560 who deserves to be lampooned it's someone who puts down dogs for no reason 03:57:57.560 --> 03:58:01.560 people who are mean to dogs 03:58:01.560 --> 03:58:05.560 how is that how that became controversial at all is wild to me 03:58:05.560 --> 03:58:09.560 wait that became controversial apparently depends 03:58:09.560 --> 03:58:11.560 what you ask 03:58:13.560 --> 03:58:17.560 mdaw says that's my secret 03:58:17.560 --> 03:58:21.560 I'm always stressed yeah pretty much 03:58:21.560 --> 03:58:25.560 it's an Avengers reference I don't know if you 03:58:25.560 --> 03:58:29.560 watch that one did you watch that one everyone knows that reference 03:58:29.560 --> 03:58:33.560 I have not watched Elijah doesn't Elijah doesn't know any references he actually 03:58:33.560 --> 03:58:37.560 does know more now I feel like he plays it up 03:58:39.560 --> 03:58:43.560 I hope he plays it up I hope he plays it up alright what's next 03:58:43.560 --> 03:58:47.560 hey Eldan sandwich Linus working nights so I didn't see you but 03:58:47.560 --> 03:58:51.560 I saw dad old's go kart selfie did you intend to make 03:58:51.560 --> 03:58:55.560 the meme face or did you just have resting meme face I just had resting 03:58:55.560 --> 03:58:59.560 meme face I went to I went to the go karts at 03:58:59.560 --> 03:59:03.560 West Edmonton mall and apparently someone saw me on the leaderboard there 03:59:05.560 --> 03:59:09.560 not high on it it's just to be very clear 03:59:09.560 --> 03:59:13.560 we raced at junior speeds because we had I was in the dual 03:59:13.560 --> 03:59:17.560 cart with one of my kids not that I would have been on the leaderboard even in a 03:59:17.560 --> 03:59:21.560 single cart I want to make that clear as well but I was like especially 03:59:21.560 --> 03:59:25.560 not fast because I was going at half maximum speed fun fun 03:59:25.560 --> 03:59:29.560 track even at half speed it was it was it was really fun 03:59:29.560 --> 03:59:33.560 it was dual level right yeah but no the meme face is 03:59:33.560 --> 03:59:35.560 just what I look like unfortunately 03:59:37.560 --> 03:59:41.560 I have a flex to Jake and I came fourth and fifth at the open 03:59:41.560 --> 03:59:45.560 sauce sim racing leaderboard oh that's pretty sick which was 03:59:45.560 --> 03:59:49.560 kind of insane it was like a tenth slower than him 03:59:49.560 --> 03:59:53.560 immense immense quick class of 2004 03:59:53.560 --> 03:59:57.560 here finishing my degree Linus did you ever consider finishing your degree 03:59:57.560 --> 04:00:01.560 or getting a two or four year would you encourage your kids 24 04:00:01.560 --> 04:00:05.560 sorry class of 2004 04:00:05.560 --> 04:00:09.560 class of 2004 finishing degree yeah no 04:00:09.560 --> 04:00:13.560 no class of 2004 so same age as me 04:00:13.560 --> 04:00:17.560 just now finishing their degree like they went back anyway 04:00:17.560 --> 04:00:21.560 sorry carry on Dan before you were so rudely interrupted no that's okay I'm used to it 04:00:21.560 --> 04:00:25.560 from you getting a two to four year education would you encourage your 04:00:25.560 --> 04:00:29.560 kids to pursue education or work experience after high school 04:00:29.560 --> 04:00:33.560 I would you've taught Luke well by the way I 04:00:33.560 --> 04:00:37.560 would encourage them to pursue education or work experience after high school 04:00:41.560 --> 04:00:45.560 I I don't think 04:00:45.560 --> 04:00:47.560 school was the right place for me 04:00:49.560 --> 04:00:53.560 I thrive in the 04:00:53.560 --> 04:00:57.560 I actually I didn't just survive I thrived in the more guided 04:00:57.560 --> 04:01:01.560 high school experience the more hand-holdy 04:01:01.560 --> 04:01:05.560 education experience I did not do well in the 04:01:05.560 --> 04:01:09.560 like bigger university self guided 04:01:09.560 --> 04:01:13.560 experience I have a really hard time 04:01:13.560 --> 04:01:17.560 motivating myself to learn stuff that I don't already care about which is a real 04:01:17.560 --> 04:01:21.560 challenge for me see with computers it's easy because I already care about it so that's 04:01:21.560 --> 04:01:25.560 why it was easy to just like learn stuff and make videos about it and then I learned to 04:01:25.560 --> 04:01:29.560 care about making videos I guess so I don't know I absorb some stuff that I don't 04:01:29.560 --> 04:01:33.560 really care about but I but then I start to care about it and then 04:01:33.560 --> 04:01:37.560 I learn more of it I don't know I I don't necessarily 04:01:37.560 --> 04:01:41.560 think that for my career I would benefit 04:01:41.560 --> 04:01:45.560 that much from going back for a degree but I could see myself 04:01:45.560 --> 04:01:49.560 doing something like ever since we brought up the 04:01:49.560 --> 04:01:53.560 honestly not even okay I was about to say ever since 04:01:53.560 --> 04:01:57.560 we found those kit planes remember that those uh that was a few 04:01:57.560 --> 04:02:01.560 when shows ago we discovered that you can like you can like buy the parts of an airplane 04:02:01.560 --> 04:02:05.560 and assemble it yourself but even before that like when we were 04:02:05.560 --> 04:02:09.560 talking about that gamer jet I was like man how cool would it be 04:02:09.560 --> 04:02:13.560 to get like again this is all 04:02:13.560 --> 04:02:17.560 relatively speaking no one should necessarily look at my lifestyle and 04:02:17.560 --> 04:02:21.560 think oh well that's you know normal but a relatively affordable 04:02:21.560 --> 04:02:25.560 jet how cool would it be to like learn to fly it like if I if I was if I was 04:02:25.560 --> 04:02:29.560 down to do pilot training would you do it because I think we've talked 04:02:29.560 --> 04:02:33.560 about this before jet level pilot training is really 04:02:33.560 --> 04:02:37.560 well you have to do you have to do regular pilot training before you do any jet level pilot 04:02:37.560 --> 04:02:41.560 training regular pilot training I would be interested in it's very it's very 04:02:41.560 --> 04:02:45.560 cool that'd be super cool interesting yeah I'm definitely 04:02:45.560 --> 04:02:49.560 I'm definitely open to the idea yeah I want to do that like 04:02:49.560 --> 04:02:53.560 since I think we probably first talked about that like 2012 04:02:53.560 --> 04:02:57.560 yeah something I've been interested in for in like forever yeah 04:02:57.560 --> 04:03:01.560 so like I don't know like I think I'd be more likely to do a 04:03:01.560 --> 04:03:05.560 really cool certification like get like a dive master or certification 04:03:05.560 --> 04:03:09.560 yeah get like a pilot certification or get like I think I'd be 04:03:09.560 --> 04:03:13.560 I'd want to like certify to do cool stuff rather than 04:03:13.560 --> 04:03:17.560 rather than go back to academia I think that makes a lot more sense 04:03:17.560 --> 04:03:21.560 like for me and not for everybody like 04:03:21.560 --> 04:03:25.560 I don't think my advice to all of my kids would be the same even 04:03:25.560 --> 04:03:29.560 I think because not everybody is the same for some of them I think 04:03:29.560 --> 04:03:33.560 that I think that academics makes a ton of sense and for others 04:03:33.560 --> 04:03:37.560 I think they should pursue other endeavors and I'm not going to get 04:03:37.560 --> 04:03:41.560 into anything specific because that's a little personal in terms of like the 04:03:41.560 --> 04:03:45.560 information about my various children I don't mind talking 04:03:45.560 --> 04:03:49.560 about like collectively them but I don't want to get into the individual specifics 04:03:49.560 --> 04:03:53.560 but yeah no I don't think I would say the same thing to any of my three 04:03:53.560 --> 04:03:57.560 I mean that's what I suspect that's probably true for most 04:03:57.560 --> 04:04:01.560 just groups of people in general I don't know it seems to be especially 04:04:01.560 --> 04:04:05.560 I don't think that's too weird to say the preschool teacher who is the one teacher 04:04:05.560 --> 04:04:09.560 who had all three of them the first thing she said to me when I picked 04:04:09.560 --> 04:04:13.560 up my youngest after her like second or third day or something like that 04:04:13.560 --> 04:04:17.560 and remember this is someone who really interacts with small children for a living 04:04:19.560 --> 04:04:23.560 she kind of hands her off to me and she goes boy you sure got a variety pack 04:04:23.560 --> 04:04:25.560 didn't you 04:04:27.560 --> 04:04:29.560 we really did 04:04:35.560 --> 04:04:39.560 up next Linus did you like working 04:04:39.560 --> 04:04:43.560 and growing up on a hobby farm what would you think if you had to work on it 04:04:43.560 --> 04:04:47.560 as an adult well it was a hobby farm so I didn't really like work on a farm 04:04:47.560 --> 04:04:51.560 like I did farm like work quite often you know scooping 04:04:51.560 --> 04:04:55.560 horse poop and and you know 04:04:55.560 --> 04:04:59.560 filling potholes on the gravel driveway and you know 04:04:59.560 --> 04:05:03.560 getting eggs and washing eggs and like I did a lot of like farmy type stuff 04:05:03.560 --> 04:05:07.560 but I didn't like you know rise at the crack of dawn and 04:05:07.560 --> 04:05:09.560 and work the fields and stuff 04:05:13.560 --> 04:05:17.560 I it's tough 04:05:19.560 --> 04:05:23.560 I feel like my kids are missing out in a big way 04:05:23.560 --> 04:05:27.560 by me not providing that that upbringing for them 04:05:29.560 --> 04:05:33.560 but I really really really really really really really don't want to do it anymore 04:05:33.560 --> 04:05:37.560 as an adult I don't actually like just like 04:05:37.560 --> 04:05:41.560 I don't even want a dog at this point 04:05:41.560 --> 04:05:45.560 like the the amount of your life that is dictated 04:05:45.560 --> 04:05:49.560 by the schedule of animal care is not something that 04:05:49.560 --> 04:05:53.560 is really compatible with running a 100 04:05:53.560 --> 04:05:55.560 plus person company 04:05:59.560 --> 04:06:03.560 unless you are hiring people to care for said animals in which case that's not a hobby 04:06:03.560 --> 04:06:07.560 farm anymore that's now a commercial farm and you're basically asking me 04:06:07.560 --> 04:06:11.560 why I don't just pull a Jeremy Clarkson which who knows I might someday 04:06:11.560 --> 04:06:15.560 but it is not this day Linus 04:06:15.560 --> 04:06:19.560 with how much the Samsung fold is improved with the fold 7 04:06:19.560 --> 04:06:23.560 okay hold on a second okay yes I have a lot of cats 04:06:23.560 --> 04:06:27.560 but cats are not a ton of work I don't think you have enough cats 04:06:27.560 --> 04:06:31.560 exactly like cats are fine as long as the cats are all getting along 04:06:31.560 --> 04:06:35.560 and as long as they all just like are able to handle the 04:06:35.560 --> 04:06:39.560 concept of just leaving food and water out and they just eat when they're hungry and drink when they're thirsty 04:06:39.560 --> 04:06:43.560 like dude we have litter robots we went away for 04:06:43.560 --> 04:06:47.560 four days almost and they were fine 04:06:47.560 --> 04:06:51.560 we came home and they greeted us at the door and they had each other for company 04:06:51.560 --> 04:06:55.560 while we were gone cats are so easy so easy 04:06:55.560 --> 04:06:59.560 okay sorry carry on with how much the Samsung fold has improved 04:06:59.560 --> 04:07:03.560 with the fold 7 compared to the one you drowned years ago and pixel fold being 04:07:03.560 --> 04:07:07.560 really good as well do you see yourself daily driving a foldable again 04:07:07.560 --> 04:07:11.560 yes fold 7 is going to be my next phone after I 04:07:11.560 --> 04:07:15.560 do graphene OS or I might actually skip right to the fold 04:07:15.560 --> 04:07:19.560 because people keep bringing it up today and I'm genuinely very excited 04:07:19.560 --> 04:07:21.560 to use it and then do graphene OS after 04:07:23.560 --> 04:07:27.560 where is the farthest you've traveled for a tech product either to buy 04:07:27.560 --> 04:07:31.560 or to view and what was said product 04:07:31.560 --> 04:07:35.560 farthest I've traveled to view I went to 04:07:35.560 --> 04:07:39.560 this isn't necessarily further but 04:07:39.560 --> 04:07:43.560 it's a more difficult trip I went to China for a Microsoft 04:07:43.560 --> 04:07:47.560 Surface launch way back in the day 2017 04:07:47.560 --> 04:07:49.560 I think 04:07:51.560 --> 04:07:55.560 you know what I think China is probably the farthest I've ever gone to 04:07:57.560 --> 04:08:01.560 maybe not I mean that Renault thing that I did in Paris 04:08:01.560 --> 04:08:05.560 what's farther from here Shenzhen or Paris Dan do you know mapping 04:08:13.560 --> 04:08:17.560 if that's the case if Germany's farther 04:08:17.560 --> 04:08:21.560 then it would be Germany to see cherry 04:08:21.560 --> 04:08:25.560 yeah yeah I think does it count 04:08:25.560 --> 04:08:29.560 if it's professionally though or would it have to be personally for this question 04:08:29.560 --> 04:08:33.560 like to buy something buy or view 04:08:33.560 --> 04:08:37.560 who would travel to view a product that they're not buying 04:08:37.560 --> 04:08:41.560 I'm going to go with buy and the farthest I ever went to buy 04:08:41.560 --> 04:08:45.560 something was to Taiwan to buy the gold GPU 04:08:45.560 --> 04:08:49.560 the thing that I laid out in the video was the truth I couldn't get it 04:08:49.560 --> 04:08:53.560 sent here it had to be transferred 04:08:53.560 --> 04:08:57.560 from like the Middle Eastern region to 04:08:57.560 --> 04:09:01.560 through HQ and I was able to buy it 04:09:01.560 --> 04:09:05.560 through like an intermediary basically 04:09:05.560 --> 04:09:09.560 so that was the farthest I ever went to buy something and then I ended up giving it away 04:09:09.560 --> 04:09:13.560 which I had genuinely did not intend to do it was James who 04:09:13.560 --> 04:09:17.560 it wasn't that he twisted my ARM it was that he pitched me a content 04:09:17.560 --> 04:09:21.560 idea I couldn't resist and I was like ahhh 04:09:21.560 --> 04:09:25.560 f**k now I have to do it 04:09:25.560 --> 04:09:29.560 and I was going to build like a sick like black and gold 04:09:29.560 --> 04:09:33.560 because we have a bunch of gold fittings kicking around like I was going to redo my machine 04:09:33.560 --> 04:09:37.560 all black and gold with the astral GPU and then the stupidest part was that 04:09:37.560 --> 04:09:41.560 I was going to have to remove the gold cooler in order to water cool it 04:09:41.560 --> 04:09:45.560 so I was going to get a block and then I was going to gold plate it or something 04:09:45.560 --> 04:09:49.560 it was going to be a whole thing but I'm really happy with 04:09:49.560 --> 04:09:53.560 how that video turned out and really happy with the person 04:09:53.560 --> 04:09:57.560 to come across us and win it this year so I'm glad we did it 04:09:57.560 --> 04:10:01.560 that's all I got what's farther Dan? 04:10:01.560 --> 04:10:05.560 it's about 6500 miles to Shenzhen and about 5000 to Paris 04:10:05.560 --> 04:10:09.560 okay so then the answer is China for both of us then Luke 04:10:09.560 --> 04:10:13.560 so the farthest I went to look at something 04:10:13.560 --> 04:10:17.560 as probably Shenzhen is a little further than Taipei right? 04:10:17.560 --> 04:10:21.560 I think it's a little further I legitimately 04:10:21.560 --> 04:10:25.560 this title is 100% true 04:10:25.560 --> 04:10:29.560 I flew all the way to China just so I could try this 04:10:33.560 --> 04:10:37.560 alright and I saw robot Yao Ming 04:10:37.560 --> 04:10:41.560 nice that apparently is actual size 04:10:41.560 --> 04:10:45.560 but he cheated he's on a thing yeah 04:10:45.560 --> 04:10:49.560 so this was to see the OG badminton robot 04:10:49.560 --> 04:10:53.560 I am not going to let you see the sphere before we go 04:10:53.560 --> 04:10:57.560 some people point out a very obvious and good point that I would have normally caught 04:10:57.560 --> 04:11:01.560 but definitely didn't which is that if I show you the sphere you can figure where I am 04:11:01.560 --> 04:11:05.560 there are 24-7 live streams of the sphere and if you go back to that point 04:11:05.560 --> 04:11:09.560 in the WAN Show you could see the cats that I was talking about 04:11:09.560 --> 04:11:13.560 so there you go it ended up not being as impressive as I'd hoped 04:11:13.560 --> 04:11:17.560 the sphere? I don't know the badminton robot that I'm showing 04:11:17.560 --> 04:11:21.560 the audience was it not good? 04:11:21.560 --> 04:11:25.560 it's not that it's not good it's just that I don't know 04:11:25.560 --> 04:11:29.560 I thought it would be better like I 04:11:29.560 --> 04:11:33.560 to make it look as good as it did in the other videos they had to really like 04:11:33.560 --> 04:11:37.560 try whereas I tried to push it a little bit 04:11:37.560 --> 04:11:41.560 and it crumbled immediately failed 04:11:41.560 --> 04:11:45.560 let's wrap it up boys see you again next week, same bad time, same bad time 04:11:45.560 --> 04:11:47.560 I needed you for hours 04:11:49.560 --> 04:11:53.560 alright bye Luke have a good weekend 04:11:53.560 --> 04:11:55.560 thank you 04:12:13.560 --> 04:12:15.560 you